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q MARRIED

April u, $780, by the Rev John Morgan Lillian sso-
ond daughter OF the late NJ BerRasss La Bau Eugene
Blois, ell OF New.York, q
BRUGIERE-VAN BUREN--At Shrewsbury. y. J., Thur
day Apn 20 by the Rt Raw Bishop CorrRan Of Newark
aSseted BY the Rev. Fathers Kane and Saaun Jule9
Brugiere 10 Sara daughter OF Or. William Van Buren,.
s. Pycott Emma Van Eps Daughter Of Henry snydsi. u
William II. Quion. jr. ~
HACKETT-CRAVEN-At Geneva, N. Y, Wednesday, Aprfl
81 by the Rev henry W. Nelson IT, Frank W. Hackett Of
Washington, D. o. TO Ida Forrest youngest OF
Rear Admiral Thomas 7. Craven, U. 8. NJ OF Geneva
PARDEsSUs-oTIS-0n Wednesday evening April a. ~
the residence Of the brides parena BY the RI Rev. A N.
Brooklyn. -
by the Rev James g. Lombard. William O. Porter n D.,
OF Phladelpla TO Susie NJ daughter OF Edmund Hobart
of Fairfield.
Al notices Of MayYialej mI,l D, iRf1rJst 9th ksH
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vnrEs IN OHIO For BLAINE.

WARREN, O., April 22.-The XIXth Congress
siona District Convention, held here to-day, elected
delegates to Chicago who arc pledged to vote Tor MT
Blaine, and the Convention declared for Blaine
nv a majority of two-thirds. The delegates aro
Evan Norris Of Trumbun County. and John c. Beatty,
Of Portage, Trumbull County sends twelve DELEGATES
10 the State Convention. A vote was taken In the
County Convention, and resulted III tor Blaine ana
for Grant Every county OF Garclds dstrotis strong
Blaine,
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artiss amateurs and professors who took part IN the
concert TO Messrs 5teinwAy for the generous onr OF
their bail and finally TO my friends and patrons OF th9
me- dear sir to express the warmes thanks on the part
also OF the children OF school 90 generously
benefited by the large proceeds OF the concert and on the
mart OF the entire italian colony resident in heW.forh
TTALo CAllPANIHL
No. Q Irrin1 Place, Nsio- York. April %, 1880.
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VERMONT DEMOCRATS FOR HANCOCK.

VERMONT UEMOChA1O EOAN AaNNNNN'
THE DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI UNRESTRICTED
BUT IN FAVOR OF HANcocK-THE CONVENTION
OPPOSED TO THE UNIT RULE.
MONTPELIER. VT, April 22.-The Demo-
cratic state Convention met at Trinity Hall to-day
About 400 delegates were present. Hiram Atkins,
chairman OF the State Committee, called to order W.
H. H. Bingham, Of Stowe, was Appointed prest
dent AR. Bingham made few REMARKS ana
the temporary organization was then MADE permanent
The following delegates to the CIncnhau Con'ention
were unanimously chosen;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lucius Robinson. Newport; /. W;
Reddngton Rutland b. b. smaley, burlington, ana
james 81. Williams Bellows Falls Administering
Grinneil. Burlington. and MA. Goddard, Ludlow.
The following resolution was presented and referred
20 the Committee on ReSOluti0nsi
Whereas IN the election ct lsSS the ps 1pns Ser sas
count Of the electoral votes Whereby canaidate nOS
chosen ant az the the p%sy eeced
rst time III the history OF country wroDgruy do
Rssolsed That we condemn the wrong and iniainy OF
this arbitrary reversal OF the popular Will es
which Would snbyert our republican system, leaving
only anarchy or monarchy resting upon Its ruins.
The general conduct Of the meeting was very hsrmo-
soas The convention then formed into district eau
cusea ana the following district delegates all Hancock
men, were chosen;
prst pisriet--P p white. Ct Calais and G Halng,
ana a. FL simmons, Of Remington
Gsoad DisfFict-D q. Pollard, OF CRvendssh, and N r.
Bowman. OF st. Johnsbury. Atemates- Alexander
Cochran OF Ryegae and George L. Spear Of Braiptree
ThsrS DistrlctsGeorge L Waterman, OF Hyde Park,
npd r. W. McCettTick, OF st. Adams Alternates-John
~ currier Of Troy, and J. A Brown. Of Grand Isle.
The delegates were instructed 70 sustain the two
ka.ris rule and not to vote ss unit
vote Of thanks 70 the presiding oaeer was adopted.
1is. Bingham took this oocasion 10 decline further
nomination for Governor.
Rcsolrtioss we're adopted deplcring the existence Of
heeicns strife and condemning those who foster II a.
unwarthy to hold places Of rustin the Government and
sayorpg the sending delegates to the Democratic Ma
snai Convention unipsusted except TO the extent Of
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voting for the best man to harmonze the party and
cure victory -., .
At the mention OF Mr.. Tidene name during tho pro
ceed,prs there was quite show Of applause but Han
cOeks brought forth round after round OF
resolution 10 instruct the delegates TO Yote es
at Cincinnati met with strong and determined Oppos-
tiOD. - - a..
After the annOunc cement that the State or
the nomination OF State ofcers would be hold az Bur
llngton, the Con ven non adjourned sine de
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SPAIN AND TIE CUBAN TARIFF.

madrid, ThurGday, April -, 1880.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day tho
Minister OF The Colonies announced that all treaties OF
commerce would IN conformity with the provisions OF
tHe Constitution, be submitted for the approval of the
Cortes.
Tho Chamber subsequently adopted by vote OF o. 10
80 tue clause OF Cuban Budget providing the Intro
ductiOn certain economical reforms Cuba be post
poned until after the conclusion Of a treaty Of
merce with the United states.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, April %. 1 o. m.-Tbs tendency in
the barometer is again downward. Clear and fair
weather prevailed yesterday Tho temperature ranged
between AGO aud co., the average i54hoJ being SEE
lower than tho corresponding day last year. and 1
higher than on Wednesday,
dear and partly CLOUDY and cooler weather. with oc.
oaSOna rains, may be txfeeted to-day In this city and
vicinity,
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PROMOTING GERMAN TRADE.

BEHLIH' IHuT5uAJi ApTII =, I55U'
In the Reichstag to-day discussion was be-
gun the first reading OF the bill granting State sup
port to the German South Sea Trading Company In its
relations with the Samoan Islands. The Secretary OF
the Treasury said 10 the duty OF the Government to
foster German maritime commerce.
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THE GREAT CANADIAN FIRE.

OTTowA, Ont, April 22.-Thc estimated
loss by the CONFEDERATION In Hull last night Is between
s2OOO.OOO and $4,000 900, with no Insurance. Hun.
dreds Of people Obliged to sleep the streets last
night but have been made to-day where
by shelter viii be afforded 10 all.
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A COSTLY COW DEAD.

LONDON. Thursday, April %, 1890
The world-renowned ShOrlholn COW, the
first Duchess OF Oneida, by the tenth Duke OF Thorn
dale belonging TOrI SkrimersdGle Is dead. She died
Of congestion OF tho liver she was bought by Lord
skelIneFsdale iu 1873 Tor $4,000.
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A Surprise For TWO CANDIDATES.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April 22.-The Supreme
Court has decided case from Jasper County wherein
Greenbacker and an Anti.MonOpOlst agreed to take
county oco for less than the legal salary and to return
The surplus 70 the county II elected The decision Is that
the election was void ana the offer bribery OF tue
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MIDNIGHT WE47HER REPORT
Ind1clfIOn1.

Jndlcufl0nB.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-Eng gland,
falling followed by rising barometer southwest shifting
TO colder north ana west WINDS partly cloudy weather.
numerous rams.
Cduttonarv Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Chlncoteague to
Sandy Hook and ordered for IndauOa aud Calves
ton.
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{. .AaRIynp APRrL q

PORT or NEw.yoRG....ARRIvED APRIL -
Apr CarthaeenA 10 ana 6osa ia 10 PEI r1reS61 6o
Bark Mons5 Utah over, Goucestes Me< i0teo 1teAeAo
Bark Magnst tNor pxnst Huh March IL n bsss4 e -
Ger anchored at sandy Hook for orserA 81 $3.50 =.
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Ready Tjis Morning

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Tho issue Of to-day contains
Letters from STAT Correspondents In th, OIL
World end tho cSevr
Price TN wrappers ready for maiug, eve per oo3y
one copy year. u.s. Ave copies sl4 ton cepss And cas-
extra SIS Postage in al cases the subscriber
AO~' THE TRIBUNE.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


hl city tenlhs 81
preceding the osesni
curing dotted line
10 temperature Indicated ho thefmonete e hue
nut Pharmacy, broadway.
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DIED..

All notices Of Marriage, ms,ib, isfsrJst uiti fss
name and address.
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THE ALBANY CONFERENCE.
-. GENERAL PRES DISPATCH

A STRONG PROTEST AGAINST RENoMINATING GENE
RAJ GRANT ADoPTED-A STATE COMMITTEE AP-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

The citizens Of Virginia held . meet
ing at City Hall last evening to consider
the subject Of celebrating the coming
Fourth OF July. Dr.. Harris vas called
to the chair. L. B. Hastings appointed
Secretary, and IL wal resolved TO csls.
brats on Monday. July 8. -.
Following committees were appointed;
Finance Committee First Ward: d.
O. Addison, II. @. Mcmillan, James 8.
Smith and ]. q. Tilton. Second Ward
Robert Patterson. William Eckhof. p.
B. McCourt and Charles Muller. Third
Ward: Stephen wilkins. Miles Nnlsn.
Thomas Graosy and Dan Lyons. Fourth
Ward: Charles Zeieler. Mr.. Baboock,
VIM. Krause and Squire v. Mooney.
Committee Of Arrangsmene-Frst
Ward, Alderman Coyne, Jack Nichols;
Second Ward. Peter Dunn. I. II. lseass;
Third Ward, Jacob Young. Jr., j. 4.
Stephens; Fourth Ward, Robert n.
Mcdonald, David Crosby.
On motion the Committee OF Arrange
ments we're instructed 10 invite al State.
United States. county and city ofacisls
10 participate In the celebration; also.
all socistss and organizations, and The
citizens OF al surrounding towns and
settlements.
Adjourned to meet nsxt Thursday
evening ct 8 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15
Mormon ~Immigratisn.

New Yom. June NV. O. Stains,
the Mormon immigration agent, who hss
recently arrived from Salt Lake City.
told . World reporter yesterday that
Notwithstanding Evarts' circular Of last
year the movement toward This country
Of European Mormon prosslytss 10 more
active than ever. ~ expect" said hs,
.'that the arrivals this season will be
larger then for many years pest. Our
church authorities sent abroad early this
season forty additional missionaries.
Who will not return for two years. We
have now In England, Scandinavia, Ger.
many, Switzerland and Holland about
100 propagandists OF our faith, who
have left Utah for the sole purpose Of
making converts In Europe. They are
assisted by several hundred local elders,
who are commissioned % such IN every
community where Mormon interest gains
the slightest foothold. Very few OF the
new corners are settling In Utah. IL
best farming lands are oil taken up and
are held at higher prices than the immi.
grants can pay. Agents are therefore
sent from Salt Lake City into Arizona,
Colorado and Montana. who select lands
for the inoomsrs. At Salt Lake they
are formed into new parties and taken 70
thar future homes. Contributions 10
the Immigrant Fund, assrsgating large
sums. are turned into the general trsas.
ury at Salt Lake City and transmitted
by telegraph to stations, upon the o..
rival OF the companies here, to DO dis.
burssd 40 their nsosssities require"
He has paid the Union Pacific Railroad
Company $40, 900 In . check for the
transportation Of one large party, with
THAR effects. rutT 1T
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Dswn n the valley.

Everything Is lovely down In the val.
Icy now. vsrdure Is rank and full OF
life. There Il - yet no tinss Of decay
or ausht 10 dstrsot from IL frsshnsss.
The air 10 rsdolsnt Of perfume aud dow.
srs spanels tbs hslds. Even the ssss-
brush OF the intervening hills bearl an
unusual hue Of green. In abort, Nature
II 1t her best In Nevada now, and u 70
Just the ssason for pionlcs. The school
picnic will be the hrst. It 10 70 30 held
under the direction Of the Principals. st
Trsadwsy's ranch. Carson. Saturday.
June &c. Arrangements for . foil day
Of enjoyment are being made. and there
will DO amusement enough on the green
for all who 90. Particular attention
will be paid to al participants, and
parents are especially invited to accom-.
pany the children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

An old.tims whaling voyage has
brought color to the checks Of the old
salts iu New Bedford. The whaling
bark Alaska arrived at that port last
Friday from the South Pacific Ocean.
She had on board 1000 barrels Of sperm
oil, including forty.fvs barrels taken on
the passage. She had been absent four
years, and sent home on the voyage 1870
barrels Of sperm and 20S barrels whale
oil; also. 12l7 pounds Of whalsbons.
This Is the largest catch Of sperm oil, 1t
10 said. that has been made In the am
time in thirty years. The Alaska left
Chatham Islands, February Gath. and
the Block Island light was sighed May
9th. Light winds and Gains were q.
perienced on the homeward trip. The
whole distance could have been made In
q whalsboat.
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Tilden's ChsHces.

NEW Yonx, June 1.-THE 1Hstas
says: Up 70 the present date 50 Of the
SO States have chosen delegates 10 DIN.
cinasti. or es4 ont Of 1888 delegates com.
posing the convention. Al none Of
them are absolutely instructed for any
candidate, II 10 impossible 70 make 9 cal,
culAtion Of the strength Of the various
~asplrants, which viii b. more than ap.
proximatsly accurate. Enough 70 known
Of the preferences Of the delegates, how
ever. to make Il apparent that the oon.
vention will b strongly against the 70.
nomination Of Tldsn. Giving him the
New York delegates solid, and the votes
Of ell other delegations which be has
even Q prospect OF securing. and his
total vote today y only %. while the
combined vote Of I'll his rivals and dale
uucoumittsd 10 1S3, Hancock hss so
votes, .Paysrd 30. Thurman 80. Fisld 50,
Seymour 30, HsndhGkS II, and 81 votes
unoommitted.
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ssspi.s 0. Hale q Nsrsrsss.

The ore encountered in running north
on the 2l00 lsvsl Of the Hale + Norcross
IL to be stopped out and milled. About
twenty men are to be put into the slopes.
A yet none Of the ore has been raised
to the surface. II 10 thought that the
ore will moro than pay expenses, and
there 10 q possibility, II not probability,
that Il viii do more. and also lead to q
better formation when followed up.
Even II only expenses are paid II will b.
something, sinos every dollar extracted
will add 30 much 10 the real wealth oil
the country.
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YARIoua CAusRs-

Aduneing yssrs. care. siehness. disappointed.
and hereditary prsdisposition-an operate 70
urn The hair gray. and either Of tAsm ineiinss
10 70 she'd prsmaiurely. Arss's Han via0s
viii restore fsdsd or gray. light or red hair TO .
rich brown or dssp blsek. - nsy b Desired.
10 soners ssA eissssss The scalp, giving :
healthy action. II removes and cures dsndun
and huuors. ny lie us hiiins half eAsessa
ana . new growth vii b produced IN Ill esass
where The ~folicss are not DESTROYED OF We
glands dscsysd. Its effects ss eeensinsiiS
shown on srssAy. weak. or siekiy haif. on
which . fee applications viii produce Tie Clos
and freshnsss Of youth. Harmless and sure N
NJ opsrasioa. % 10 iscompsnbls - . DRESSING.
sod 10 especially valued for The soft iustrs and
richness Of tone % inparta II contains neither
oil nor dys. and viil not soil OF collar white
o.bne; yet 10 iasts long on The hair. and hssps
u frssh and vigorous.
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aFaas Juy.

The following persons constitute the
Grand Jury impanslsd BY the District
Court this morning: W. G.. Thompson.
]. @. Corey, T. II. Adams. George Rob
inson, r. Howard, E. Fink, B. Galland.
John Schwsrin. ]. n. Bell. VIM. Man.
uiua. II. Mercer. Joseph Ryan, John
ScSmedsks, ]. L. Biloxi, wm. Gsrhart,
Chas. Farnsvorth. ]. O. Hampton. W.
@. Thompson vss appointed foreman.
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Anss.ss. ssrsss Rspsrs.

San FRANCISCO. June l5-s ?. n
Eureka Con-. 10; Goodshaw. s 05; Gould 4
Curry. 9 Is; Bullion. 2; Mono. 9; Summit.
2; Jupiter. 2; California. 2; ophir. 81;
E.ehsqusr. I 90; Nodoc. I 10; Bslchsr.
2 10; Utah. 3. 81; Con. Virginia. 8 20;
Orc. Al. ~; Union Con-. ish; Nosndsy.
~; Bslvidsrs. 2 so; Sierra Nevada, l3h;
Pososi. . IS; Savage. N; Albion. COO; NJ.
Diabio. lSk; Univsrsity. SOC. %sc; Man
haitian. I 10; Addsada, I 70 Quinn. Q;
Mexican. 81; Grown Point, I 90; Alta, q;
Alpha, 81; Mammoth. q 60; Booker Con-.
&c; Choliar. 8; Bodis. ~; Queen Bee.
Sc; Julis. TOO.
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uiscensnoou

-.L-L -
New Yoax, Juns IA. = Trsnor W.
Park, while being interviewed bya World
reporter. said he offered 70 bet $l0,0 0C
on the success Of GARFIELD. His choice
had been Grant, but he thought ths
convention had sctsd wisely In uniting
on GsFAsld.
The Herald's table gives the following
delegates TO the Cincinnati Convention
Tildsn 1856, Bayard 1919, Seymour Sc,
Hancock 70, Thurman 81, Randolph 10,
Field 43, English 2. Hendricks 81, Nor.
rison 8, Chase OF Maine II. Necessary
to q choice. 492; yet to DO elected. q.
A tornado. with heavy rain and light.
ming, passed over this city and vicinity
yesterday. Many trees we're prostratsd.
The Thermometer fell from IS to GO.
PHuApELPHIA, June 1.-THE census
enumerators have 20 nearly completed
their labors that u u safe 70 say the city
will b shown to have over 900, 000
people.
WILMINGTON, Juts 13.-Ex.Ssnator
Jamss,A. Bsyard died this morning.
BosToS, June 10. = The American
schooner Euniee p. Nsvoomb arrived
yesterday from Port Irtonio. and reports
that on May so. twelve miles Of the
Cuban coast, she was fred upon by Q
Spanish frigsts, which fred two shots.
The schooner hoistsd the American flag
and hove TO, when n officer boarded her
and searched for arms. 4 rru
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE House,
after . spirited debate on the joint rsso-
luton for the snforosmsnt OF the Eight
hour law, passed Il BY . yea and nay
vote Of l29 against 81, all Of the Pacific
coast members voting In the affirmative.
GLoUcxsrx1 (Nass.) June 13.-The
dory Little Western. with George p.
Thomas and Frederick Norman on
board, sailed On Saturday on . voyage
across the ocean.
DENVER. COL. June 1.-THE brick
moldsrs Of this city yesterday struck
for % 30 per day, the present. wages
bsing %. Some Of the yards are work.
Ing With q light foros, and o. noon the
strikers, 160 strong. were marching 10
stop other yards; but the police intsr.
fsred and prevented violence.
John Atkins, . well.known Western
newspaper man, has purchased . half
interest In the Rocky Nountdin Nnos.
and assumes the managsrship. ]. n.
Barrett will retain the editorship.
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InPuRR BREATH.

Among all the dissussabls CONSCIOUSNESS
,ss. follow the decay OF The tssth. an inpars
n,..,h must b The most n~ortifying and IN.
pisssant 70 its poessssos. and u y The -osi
ipexcussbls and soseaive In sooietY; nc ~
~ voss tsstk daily viIh that Justly popala.
ss.,}nics. Trsersnt soz0D0Nr. II lurtnsl
go svssfsns 0s breath. cools and rsfrsshsa
~ mouth, and dive . pesriliie spHs.sssee
a. the testh. Gentleman veo Indulge IN .noS
i,s sho.id clsanss tesir 18th vtn sOLo,
~ ~. All your druggist for " 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

The managers Of the Carson and Col.
orado railroad state that no hospital tax
will be collected from the men at work
upon the grade. The polltax will have
to be paid. - there IL NO way Of avoid.
ing It. but the company will not permit
any other tax to be collected.
The Sutro Tunnel Company have
received halt rates on royalty Tor ore
reduced In May. a. follows: From the
California Mining Company, $l.6ll 90;
Consolidated Virginia. $2,87S 30.
The Carson river 10 bank foil, and a
little more In places. It's vstsrs are
quite turbulent, but are subsiding .
little.
J. W. May. declared insane, Will to-
night DO sent 10 Stockton In charge Of
Deputy Sheriff Jack Handlsy.
Grasshoppsrs are making their sp.
psarsnce ON the streets OF Virginia.
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D~estructive Hoods.

CnIcloo, June tl4.--A special from
Eau Claire. Wisconsin. says Sixty
million fsst Of logs have sops. daxn
the broken portion q W, saabssidss
many houses. bAruS. 90. The river
rose tvsnty.ous tsst, rssshihg the high.
cot point sysr known. Il began to
subsids d 9 ?. u. yesterday. sThsrs are
$50. 000. 900 fest ct the big eddy at the
Dslls Dan, which seams hksly to break
any moment. The los In the Chippewa
Valley will probably reach 100000.
and II the immense Jam moves and
and allows the entire 100. 000, 900 feet OF
logs to pass out, II may amount 70 o..
OO0, 900. Many houses In the lover
parts Of the city are flooded. and thsre
Il the greatest sIcissmsat among The
Inhabitants. y.
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Fryiur 10 Penuade Seymour.

New YoRx. June IA Times Wash
inston special says: Senator Herman
has gone to New York 10 consult With
Seymour In relation 70 the nomination
st Cincinnati. and viii rsturn with .
report on Tuesday. Since the Chicago
nomination the Democrats recognize the
necessity Of nominating their best man,
and an almost universal demand has
sprung up among the Democrats here
for Seymour. The contradictory state
msnts touching ssymour's feelings In
the matter have caused the Democrats
In Congress Considerable annoyance, and
Herman hsa gone 10 New York with q
view Of getting from Seymour Q positive
and authoritative statement ~ to vhsthez
hs would accept the Democratic nomina.
ton. II he decides In the affirmative,
the indications are that he will b nomi'
mated without serious opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

Acting Coroner Moses last evening
commenced an inquest on the body OF
Conrad wisssnd. and several Witnesses
gave thar testimony before the jury,
whom the further consideration Of the
case was continued till z o'clock this
evening. The testimony sdduosd last
evening corroborated the stassments
eivsn In the NEws last evening and
nsthine new In regard 70 the matter has
vet been ELECTED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-15

"wiIiam. do you know why you arr
like q douisy2' "Like . donksyi'
echoed William, opening his eyes wide
emo, I DON'T" "Do you give u upf'
lido" Because your better half ID
s~tubbornness ITSELF" "That's not %
bad. Ha! hal I'll give that to my wife
when ] get home" my doaz," be
ssksd. ss no sat down 70 supper. do
you know why I am like . donksyi'
he waited o moment, expecting his wife
TO give 1t up. But she didn't. shs
looked at him somewhat oommisserat-
inRly, a. she answered. 81 suppose
because You were born so."