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GLUCOSE.
I'll. Elk. Thu Nlsrn Arks Of Camnnn. i Ek.y- 10
pa;e lpn ths cenmupiI}. -
How Adulteratlons In Sugar Act Upon
the Human System. :.
Certain Truths Regarding Delicate Portions
Of The Body which Are Not Gem
orally Known. :
How They AFRO Di%ort1crcd md
How Controlled.

Everybody 10 talking nbont glucose, tho now
element which Is being used III s,ignr; and, III
deed. in so Important = matter as the suEar we
tnlk SugAr In Its pltro state 10 silsilble nnur-
ls1EnHnl tn tho hllnnn system, but when At1Hl-
terat.s BY Offering through lMne- dust, or.ny tho
It then lrritntcs tho kidneys md othpr pnrts II
the body. Tho relation l,ctwccn tho kidneys and
s, e ds suKRe hnt Sf opo n9, n bas m
dr!!cat1 1neicrs, and produces lsslght's disease
tAib.ltnlnllrla, stoncr thin any known cause.
pare FSd SsanR a ,o seasy e m keys st
Ind tho NECESSITY Ut nyunH my irritation.
l,ut, notwithstanding this care. kidney difficult
prcsont ay. They arc tn,lsi by iI.,t,sro s,is,fs.
nervous exhaustion. Those WHO hnye kidney
arc headaehcs, pains II tho jolnts, grrat wc,!r-
t,rss, aud loss uf appetite. Tin this account they
nrc all tho moro dangerous, nntl rcputru Atten-
ton ~ soon ns nny Of tho symptoms ure or
Thu difficulty has always been In tho past 10
knew shnt 10 do for discussed ktlncy: nlld. until
4 pure vegetable extrlct, is,wover,- -Wnrnnr's
Sait. Kidney and Liver Curc,-hns been thur
oMNhly teste' n1sd proven t0 Instantly reliese
kidney diacMscs, whuthor they arlso ftum cs,1uB,
exhaustion, Indigestion, or bud suxurs. G,tcta
has not bcc.l Shown To DO IN absolutely tul1rt-
that amttermtcd snKlrs ars II dangerous elc-
tnent when brought In enntact with tho kidneys
tlns been pst!sctl beynnd u doubt, while no dis
Cd to flourish A11l stls1ilnte tho ktlneys As tho
remedy nboyt mentioned. Il Ncts directly uron
those pArts ntld tiTH'li tn ntlors. stimulates
and ut tue same tln,u uourshes. Warmers Buf0
Kidney Mild Liver Curo has. therefore. become
stnill1rd urttclc Ut household use. and Is soi by
driKrists universally. At I'LL acnsuis of tho ycnr
sN'nltl be kept U 'lnItl. for. Whtro such scrtoua
tntGrcstA Mrc Ut stake. i Et!c0nlcA nvMlunhlc.
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es 49, hg hss IS possibs 5ssfaysa for 9' hi" ' to
anivo LII from. the. American pcople Lno
cpub,ltff%nnss fns ca,, 81 his eo It ty to law Ills ustre
Ynse :, % to %satjsfy tic political mlnclIine TINT
u itryi,lx 10 mike catsPaw of h'm dr, tG pm
lid asks t. BE- ,',S fn ta ae Repubcas 5n ot 4 te
un,tstf ~ fInols ind refused lin their unar.
State !,n'sa ~ tsi1prort, YOU might then have said
,'I1hls ,RIth SONS proprfety That # w,s laatg iis
t. s psogS gSp q avof! ao asass SON. bit IL am
.,yt 9y G awarn tat Gen. Grnnt l,as ever l1ntel Or
;',,,Tt1,mmmtn ~, to any uno tllnt lo would like TO
1m.'i"o nnaim occupy tho Presidential clia!r: we
aTn 81 tI'at hM ia RAJ @rssigne is military position
tnnfs f t ar,y to nccept tho Presidency to sat
T. is,v w tha Rspubiicans Of the United States
10 jnfIlco tllt lie frequently 8ai1 that ne was
s1'!t no,s ~. veducation and training. And now,
1v1H 11ontcn,e],, in III cnndor, and sobrloty lot
ss,kf g. ask Of you II It will not be lasting ds.
to the Po,eais q t e renatIon ea
RarS aSSof \, Gcm, Grant by trying to nominate
lin 11ml fo an ofilce TINT llo Inns twice aGceptea
I .ntI, r. rctilalcc and II nominated at this utl-
certain ti%e II In Rectad Retttaeds an o eo bo i
csavo,,id mi ntIi laurel to his brow. It Is q
trta old saying to et well enough n'lons;:n PIC H.
All yyhv not LIT Gen. Grant alone anu !eL MN
rcdlaill ut his ease the ronnltldGf Of t.. ms aays
tho Hs' cTeaf md good Washington, tho Fnthor
~ ~ onr cOl,ntryY Washington was nt tho head
of tllo nr,ny during the dark dafs It,, OF ,0a, INC
eo and fhen efe Iieo n. ncete sG P1es
,,ent Of tho United States md that moro tiinn
aseiisfIe,l Ills political ambition, nnd tho people
were then willing that he SHOULD retiro to prl-
rate u.s. wero no ws 1ad'y Tx Nrcot gSe
1dnrng tic dark days Of tie Var Of TIE an;, he,
faithfully md we'll, and when tho War Wns
brought to successful close ns a'tlnl1ion tt,n
rades who Ind .shared with him tho priva-
lions and llardshlps q four years YGr, PIT
tlo people Of the United states askea iilm 10
cc"I%,nn,isson and leave. his old comrades IN
tho tield, which lie reluctantly dll, md, like
Washington, wAs twice elected President Of
the Unitcd States, and Is NOW in retirement,
Ii willing to renlain in retirement the re,
lnain.lcr 81 his, days, honored a,,d respected
hy Mi nations, II the seiis, politicians Ut the
Republican purity would !et lin 1,, alone, The
friends. They know very well TINT the Anlcrl-
can people llayo bestowed on him ali the
lonor they aro capable Of bcStowlng, BIT
Worldwide reputation III order Ia. gr0tlfy
thelr Iast for political power md to got
lis lion's share Of the Government loaYes
and fishes. But think Grant Is too. good d
cent q Presidential nomination to crafty the
machille-lllen OF the party. who desire to use
h!,n il elected to accomplish their political
ends regardless of the consequences to the
rive you tic sentiment Of the Republican
Voters Of Lee County. 50 far rs I nm ac-
uuNinted, and II YOU should desire further
Information about our political standing,
please. write me again and I will keep sou
AUGUSTUS BARLOW,
, 1880-05-01
ANTICIPATED TROUBLE.
4 squn1ly Outlook In tho Delleville
Conl Mining DIktrtct.


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toAl HatHann ns"sfcs'
Bp1u.aY1ELp ILL.,, April ao-A delegation
frpn TIM IT. Itn,is f,oat Exchnnvc. rcpe.srntEux
49,, 49,. -. - ..s .,.... H.. ~ q, r.uIa ~
Utllville district, those mtnes which ahP coa1 10
st. Louis and aiong tho river, wcrc In tho city
~ ,'; ~ ~, 1,,"snta.,,. .,',aa.s T., I'm
o,u IONS aa1'y' ano u! opetatlne l1s'nels ~ .uo
district have organized ald act together upon
t,ho vrnfIrncr csnunsf,,y tin dc..untion wero
1,.as,,a,..., -. sr,,r tfu,u,,vr ,snr,rsro,tcrt
., ,,n:, tt ~ IN, ons, ~ H..
u sLAteu tL tHo @ iilaan ulvss t ~, ~ ,i
sfoanco I'M aastrt
s!nltAneuns,y tn%nx"o, tn n,, 'hU % %nMs,1.,
Lhtse inaenihes. tney Chilli. VII VIII t1s, t,!,spi.
tnctn 10 tno ,Ii Gs nsu .,t 1G y, a,
au ~ Mmu W.. s.i,., ,,s,r MIA T H. rs.s,.t
@sty @ " eIapnltMS LILY nStou a . Hauu.. ,i, y ~
lno Inineis t.uW y. ta9 a'salaG. @ au t
oMsAtols leA1 I'M tn!s CA!aut W uinpilnMns,. M
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RELIGIOUS.

CINC1NNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., April 3o.-Tho Methodist
Episcopal General Conference will begin lts
quadrennial session tomorrow morning In
pIke's Opera-1touse In this city, Bishop Scott
presiding. Nearly all the delegates number
Ing about 400, are here. and are entertained
at private hntises. Tic Conference will he fl
session one month. II will meet at 8 O'Clock
eacll morning md ndjourn for the day at
noofl. Tile afternoon will bn devoted to
committee work. Tic Bishops have been
here day. or two. preparing their addresses
to the Conference.
.TAe Presbyterian Women's Foreign Mis-
stonary Society this forenoon decided " hold
Its next nnni,nI meeting at Wheeling, w. Va,
elected officers, and listened TO- several nd
dresses from returned missionaries.
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of 81, ,00ofor psaintff. Tic plaintiff Ia dress
maker, md mado dress for tho defendant,
which tho inter claimed was poorly ,nado
and tho material wnsted Mrs. lsogers tl!cn
prepared printed circmlht' accusing Mrs.
1}nwe Of sterling the clot'i.tf sJoIlnE l,cr
dress. rlifs circular Was distributed arDltHd
tic vtieets, mill 'plnii,ttG brought suit for
uRntdRcs 4ptib 'hur business.
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FIRES.


At BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Special Dtspateh to 1As Ghsea9a Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April N.-Firo
broke out In the laundry In tho basement Ut
tile I'ottcr-1Iouse ut 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Notwithstanding the efforts Ut the flrelnen 1t
was entirely destroyed. TWAS fnur-story
brick, built III 1853, ut cost of $4,000. The
fire spread to tho new American Hotel ad-
Joining, Just In process Of erection, and de-
stroyetl It, together with the wooden part Ut
tho old lotel. Tho brick part OF tho hotel
WINS saved, also the hotel barn md tho Bris-
Toulouse. Il heavy gale was blowing. Tho
east end Of the business part OF the city WINS
threatened. We telcgraphcd to Charlotte.
Kalamazoo, Jackson. Albion, and Marshall
for assistance. The Kalamazoo company
with hand engine, md Marshall, Albion. md
Jnckson with steamers, NIL did effective work
md drowned out the fire. .rhG Gsparks carried to
n distance burned up william. AndruB' barn; !;
dwellings,. It seemed as Il Il would sprcad
everywhere. Goods wero tnkGn from houses
nlitl stores OIL tho opposlt side Of the. strcet
at1 adjoining tho fire. IInd the fire been fp
y " @ n e sf' %so@ axf ss! Ssx ess
capcti from tho hotel. The smoke blinded
Mrs. 4. V. Powell. She Jumped from the
third story to tho KITCHEN In tho rear.. md
was bully injured. 6ho was tAReli do"n
none seriously. Ono fell from the build
irgs md wns considerably hurt Boil! houses
destroyed werp our tlrst-clasN hotels. The
city Is now badly crippled. Henry Potter's
loss on tlae, hotel y S3o, 900; Insured for
tnnts; Insured for $4,0N. Jaines Williams,
proprietor Williams lIOusc, loss S1tLuo: In
anred, 5000. IL. II. Alleil's Mlcat-lnrket,
$1,000; insured. 2l,o9o. william Andrus,
barn, s;3O0, purify insured. Siany guests, Mt
tho hotels lost their baEeage. All adjoining
property was considerably dnlnnged. The
gantls III tho stores were damaged by removal.
4 fur estimate OF the total loss Is S75, COO.
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FRANCE.

THE DUTY ON pETIlOLEUM.
PARIS, April S0.-The Chamber Of Dopu-
ties has resolved to reduce the duty On u,a-
refined petroleum To 10 francs and refined to
IL francs.
THE CUSTOMS TARIFF HILL
Tho Chamber OF Deputies l,aa resumed the
discussion of tho Customs Tariff bill, After
rejecting the amendment Of n. 1Iacntjens,
demanding the suppression Of uli duties Oil
unretinpd oils, the Chamber Inns now Under
consideration u proposition Of N. Lorwls, rc-
luc1nE BY more than half the duties rccoln-
mendsd by the COMMITTEE n accepten p4an,y oy
petroleum. Thare is but little chance, It ~
To be fearetl, Of this reduction being adopted
by tha Chamber, Tho Senate appointed YES.
iii. It is Composed Of six free.traiers nlld
eighteen pFotecll0nlsts.
A 0HEAT SALE or PAINTINGS.
Tho sale pf Baron de Deurnonyflte's col
lection Of paintings, by modern French mus
atastsd n1Es crgwd t. he Ill a!6fs 5
hs ats fao'1as Ro%sssa plfbsass blogt Ghrist @
Tomb" BY Dclacrolx.. 81, bo0: \ small copy
ct "Ises Convuislonma!res dc Tangtcr," Do
ss,aSe; sssdS5' ?%Le Retour ID Ferme," Troyon,
s~ RECONCILIATION,
It Is stated that the Princess Ciothllde,
whose pietY ls well known, VIII Shost!y re-
turn to THU city to take up her resldeHce
agalp with her worthy spouse, Iflhco Ma
polgon. This would seem to indicats that
plon-Plon has rgrotted his anti-clerical
manifestation.
DIiAMAr1zIN0 Ills NOVEL,
jules Ciarettc IL dramGttzinY his new
novel, La Maurease," with view ~ ita
production ID tie form Of u comedy at the
pEc11sn IN CHAIN.
LONDON, April 3o.-A paris dispatch to
the Daily Netps sayH: WAuat declined con-
sllernbly. and tho position OF tho AMeflca1i.
aud French corn syndicates IL considered
precarlous .-
DILLIAItD8s
heretuEH billiard match betWeen Slosson
amt Vig1.alx will not tAkB place, Sl0ssoli
! having left Paris some days ago.
| TAX ON OILS.
| Tho Chamber Of Deputies has lcanitly
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HIGH RENTS.
An Advance Of Few Dollars per Month
Need Not Frlghten You,
Since 1t May Ilo Easily Saved by Pur-
cllaslag Your Family Supplies
At tho Mammoth Oriental Tea House, IS
aud 81 North clatk-ss.


Canned Gools-3-pound eau Of standard yol-
low pouches ut IL cents: 3-pousd cAns Of good
pie peaches at 10 cents; u-p'und eAns OF st&nd-
4rd tomatoes ut In certs bost sweet corn ut u
cents psr cat,. iluttes-Thu choicest creamery,
s. % Colts Pur pound.
FIour-Ilust 1t. Louis winter wheat,. .$d.b0;
choice Vt. L.uts uo,r, % pr 1ri. Hest Mlnnu-
$3.50 per brl. All pthpr gooda psopustiouHtgly
low.,' Goods deliyere4 fro q chAr9e: Oriental
l1 Twenty scoond-st- Also. hs5 Hampxt.ira.st..
Quincy, ILL.,
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torsaurg, Constantlnoplo, and Vienna, md WA
Afterwards promoted tn be Second sccrctary OF
Legation at Copenhagen. IIe was als1 cmployct!
Ma,lrid. In JnnnRry, 1875. on the return of
Lord Northhrtt,k. hu was appointed Vlcoroy OF
1n''la.. Lord 1.ytton. whose p,it'!lshGa Work; wotKs
married. in October, fsSt, Edith second ',at,gh-
TOR Of tho lion. Edward vi!!iers, md niece Of the
gN1son of the Queen, and Is nanch Victor Alex
al,dcr George Robert. Lady 1.ytton Hns ~
clMed. m JAM !, 1873, In tho select list Of the
al JrdIn
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S1'FtlNGVfEr4D.

6ptetnt Dtspdteh to 7hs Chten7o Tribune.
Spr1S0f1ELD, ILL.,, April D.-The third
annual Convention Of Tie Diocese ut Spring.
field will be held at st. 1'aul's Church, In
this city, next week, beginning Tuesday
morning and remaining In session three
strength. 1t embraces ali 81 tie Territory III
this State enst Of the IIiinnts River and
south of the Counties Of 1ro4uois, Ford. Lty-
ligston, and Woodford, aud Includes sixty
cniirtps
, 1880-05-01
CANADA.


Ca1,nl-Is,nlxration from tic Domin-
Ion.
sptetai Dt,pateh to Tns Chicago Tribune,
MONTREAL, April 30-Dr. Afonde1et was
nrraEnel to-day ou some thirty charges OF
theft from houses ,yicl, he called to Inspect
with this view Of leasing them. Taking nd.
yantagu Of tic attendants, he p,'rloined
nil tho portable articles of
ully value l0 could lay his
l,utuIs Oil. lie adults his guilt, and accounts
for the Deculatlons BY saying ha WIS I'll pov-
erty. lie is ss,rt Of the late Judge Monde.
let, and hns been nlrea'ly III Jail for seductnE
his sIster-iil-law, young schoolgirl only II
years of ase.
Tlle striking cotton operatives ut Valley
Field lave been pai. otf BY the directors, nlld
no advances Ilnvu been nude towards a set
tlement.
The Ilarbor Commissioners are consider
ing tho alylsnbltty uf not charging sshfps
fru4uentfng this purt llnrbor dues for tell
days after their arrival.
For several weeks past tho circulars Of
mercantile ngcncies show the gratifying
state Of affairs that no failures l,ave taken
place In this province.
Special Ditpatth to The Cnteago Tribune.
ToRoSro, April ?o.-The lIo,.: Senator
1t s;7ctlng of tue Bonlstreet congrega-
t1on tn-sSgft q letter from tho .pnstnr,, the
tnniprct his rcsirnnttnms 4 ftsr discussion.
n motion was carried refusing. to- accept It,
the caFEsS s.FtS n;1asa DEpanst u % r. cnteaoo Tribune
OTTAWA, April D.-it Is reported tl!nt th9
Government proposes to Urgnnlxe q HOnW
Of Commissioners who ara to he intruste!l
way,
ToisovTo, Aprti m-A meeting has been
sFsblIslilng s,s @ MI to " LIcr,lt newsparsr, II, Sup
| nort Of Mr, Dlakc. Iii, Afctrujfe. ux-Al. L.
lar f. East York, Is 1t tic lenti of the move.
mont Mr.. Nlcho!as Flood DAWN Is spoken
Sir. DynonI, formerly editor of tho Globe.
3fr. +. G. Caprcol exhibited working
| m0del OF tlle hydraulic lift-lock, at tho
House Of Assembly here. All tho Ministers
md IL lnrgu number oI influential citizens.
| Tic following resolutions were pussetl ulla,,-
| inlously: "Thnt. having seen tlle ,nodel Of
iuceting is Of The opinion tIatit Ii thoroughly
practicable to npply, tile sums III connecting
By hs Chill; M aud eordlaliy indgrses lit:
| in View, Thnt, u,u feasibility OF
Lakes I iIur5i, i md % Ontario having been dem
onstrate!i, this meetfng cMrnestiy calls upon
their energies in the furthcrnnco Of 70 great
work. tic acco1npllsl,meilt Of which would
placo Cnnatln III undisputed possession OF the
trnTin II tia great NorthWcst, md make It
onu Of tho greatest nations ri lis world"
sFha movcrs md seconriers briefly addressed
those present in support uf tictr inotlons.
The EpcntnU TVteuqm says: "We arc
| ihIs Aurtnr thun f,nyc left within tho sumo
1mriod for many years. Npnrly iii uf tleu
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SoMERs, Wis, April 2o.-As lover OF his
adopted country md who assisted in tho
formation Of tho Republican party, and who
las always yotcd tho ticket and expects to iii
the future, must say I am decidedly op-
posed to tile nomination OF Gen. Grant, pre-
ferring Washburno or Blaine. This believe
to be the feeling in this section. AS to Sher-
man, do not know n single friend Of his
: llcreabouts. Aly hope Is that tho Chicago
Convention will nominate I. man Wo can nll
unIto OH aud win the victory.
An OLD REPUBLICAN,.
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THE DAIRY INTEREST,

HpEttdI U1pdtth 10 TN CNltded IT10HaIt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April M.-At tho
closing session of tho National Butter, Cheese,
ai,d Egg Association to-day, d resolution was
ndoptel recommending repeal OF tho
duty Oh salt, and protesting against tolls
lnyIed by tho State Ut New York on salt for
Wcstor, purcltasa1s. THO Convention ad-
Gh,pS q e9a II IN c1uac Saac isiss s 0
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SUICIDE.


Special DtspattA % TAs cAspaoa 7ftbuN4.
KANSAS CITY, MOI. April 3o.-Casper
KlmpeT. a well-knowa ,0er1nan citizen who
has resided here soyetnl years, committed
suicide this morning by taking ratp0lson.
The recent loss Of n daughter, who was
burned 70 death, Is supposed to haye unset
, 1880-05-01
The Ex-xiug and Quoen or Naples.

The OK Queen Of Naplos ID living With her bus
baud quietly IN Inrta. A correspondent writes
Tint sho has nothing to eooupy, hsE simo but hsr
tes. noss0a inv ~ Iii t "a apF fans s
iivo ma!ds, although sho does not rozelve and
Hocs nowhcFo aave TO hor elstors. tho uuchesso
dsAioncons, Her R1eat pleasure, however, il
riding. and sho Ia eybn 1iler horsowonan than
tho Empress Of AustsiA. Dusing ead woather
she won't eyory day to tho clrous " hippodromo,
how how 70 DO circus tricks On horsoback. i servant
throwing balls to her which sho clutches, going
ai,nost Lnic6es the tlcrxoa tall. Thu pooF King
stands By admitting and eyer ut hand q see that
hls beloved o,usort, whaln ho wtrshlps ~ Eod-
debating lBtturs or watching over hla wife,
who bum tends as o child, tho ex'kinE w u
Of Iii reimbursement have good reason ~ bleaa
his Na,nU md pray for hIs long continuance. At
o o'clock punctlaly tho Quoon retired evcEy
evening"
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entire canvass. And i IL a larger job than
wo. Gnu safuly. undertake. to explain away
ana a. sxensa q! thu Heiknap, l,ahe2ek and
WSisEyt{Syes a%rfens ffsa'S a', 'dS% ppcFaay y
10 help shoulder tho !oa,l. it looka like too
much OF a lug. And 1t Is unnecessary. There
Of beisg elcasI loud sloi, u.s. Us, wonii carry IS
over Tue political WIVES as surely and safely
.s M lIfe-boat over tho tossing waves Of Lake
liz wIiolo business Of tho "boon,," IN.
shaking. tho kissing and embracing OF our
Southern brothers, when viewed III the light
at tho cx-lrestlcnt,,s letter to 1lnrrX Willie.
aSe t iai Urn e exespt%K n II II liz case of soo nc
great emergency, nut !lkeay to, arisc." y, 70
my the lrsst, u,ltllg,lt1rd md disFraccful., 1t
Ii tic saino InetE0d tllat tho ward politician
resorts TO-. rilc caiM!ilato for,a wnf.l nlllco
gard to expensc,-so Grant md his party
trents tho So,,tllorn cities! to pagea1lts, anl
TIC thnnd saile el,d INV il viaw".t W.T. iloalnntion. WIN
The precedent formed, Of two terms and
,,o tnorc, Is Eooa ono to hang on to. hnyo
no idea TINT Gen. Grant would try to remain
ror Or Dletatof bui tScre may o!ie eome after
lin like Napoleon tho Little, of France, WIN
would not be willing to quit. when lro was
through. 1t is Hato mid prudent, II nothing
more, to retaln, preserve, ant strrliKtllvn
this Gulwark atltt Safeguard. Let L stand,
bessrs. .Conk!ing, Cameron Il Go. Tho peo.
plo say It ainil.
Republicans ssk tho privilege OF choosing n
candidate from tic scoIu Of alle nlnl' ut The
head of the column. They tl0 mot wls, to l,e
deprived Of Il voice in the. selection by sharp
practice like TINT shown In New York MD
Pennsylvania.
During tic past week I llnvc drawn out
the views Of over twenty Of MY voting Re-
lave cllanccd to meet, and with only two or
three exceptions they say amen to what /
have written.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN,.
Gen. Grant Of intentional wrong-doing Or
dishonesty, or to belfttlo his unetlllaie1 abil-
tties rs General. Tho army Is hts trnG posi-
tiOli, anil there nre no lonory In that direction
that would not glully sec lin receive.
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CHICAGO, April 9s.-M Friday mornings
TRIBUNE appeared MI editorial under tho
heading "Grnnts Judgment OF Aleu," and
which refers TO A[r. Leonard Swett'B speech
at the Chicago thirtl-term meeting. III this
article you express yourself III tho most
glowing terms about tho superiority OF Gen.
urtlnt ns a soldier. Permit lilo to quote
few lines: "Wtoeyer doubts TINT ecu.
Grant llns d keen military penetration Is n
poor student of iistory"; and "he called tho
right officers to commanding positions mud
handled great armies Will, a skill that llas
given him tic front rink among the Generals
Ut Ills time. There Is TO conflict of opinion
nbout thls,n etc. As to tic lust point l beg
leave to differ The Efeat, aIl,kH,owi1,,x l;,uss,,x:
tllroug your papcr, solilo four or i've months
ngo, that Gcn. Grtlit never amounted to amy
thing, either rs 4 statesman ur Il soldier l0r
words to tllnt eflect), md Of course sllo must
se pc snoer Sso oeeson is SIC &c iii
opposition to Mll pliysiclans md tho greater
toast ara articles Of food 1T only for animals
l therefore conclude TINT You (arl the bal
auce OF tho American Natlon) must hnye
lllado a serious mistake. atlld would li9nbly
suggest TINT bcfore you express any dellnat
opiEfen 3n any sub1ect again i ,;yf1 ynf1u SSnsnt
MIS. oWlSanelH! lgSts .tula sllu VIII uitNoHpE
clly give you i'll wislIe4i-for information, off
hand, no matter what tho subject may be-
unlcss it bo something tint would naturally
be supposed to belong to her sphero Of
knowledge md usefulness MS II woman. for
in suc', cases sho does not seem disposed to
volunteer her opinion. l hnve seen some
very pertinent questions, of great general
moment and Of just, sucll character, nd
dressed to lier through your. piper which
were left entirely lMnOtscel. l ask with
ArtcL,uS Wurtl; "Why Is this thus? a1n
whit Is the reason to this tlusncss y?
, 1880-05-01

ST. PETERSBURG, April 30.-A revolution
ist named Sastka, WHO robbed tho Treasury
Of Kherson Inst summer, l,as bcen arrested.
LEFT TIE COUNTRY,
a largo number Of Nihilists have left Rus
sin
ANNIVERSARY D1IsT11DAy nEcEPr1oy.
On the anniversary OF tho Emperor's birth
day reception was held ut the Winter Pull
ace, and Extraordinary ENJOYS from Ger
many al,d Austrin, a1ld deputations from tho
German regiment Of which the Gar Is hon-
0rary Colonel, attended.
Much Importance il attached to the pros
e,,ce Of the cnyoys from Vienna. as none
over attended on similar occasion. Tho
Berlin Post connects tic circumstance with
the possibility OF n renewal Of tho a1iiance Of
the three Enperora.
PORTUGAL. AND RUSSIA AGAINST CHINA.
Agent Is expected III st. Petersburg to re-
nectlon WITH The Macao 'sa tfiair. o''''' 49, s''
RUSSIA, CHINA, AND AMERICA.
1.oNEoN, April 30.-St. Petersburg atiylces
say the Russian Government l'as received III
formation that China Inns solicited and has
received the afd Of numerous Americans for
lfer army md nary. She ia nlso increasing
her fleet In the: racttic, which Is nlrenuy
known to bc larger than that of Russia. Con
scquently tho liltssfaWtleet viii DO largely re-
inforced. The Government Is also consider
ing tic policy OF rcprisnl upon the privileges
OF Americans within tho Rasslan domains.
FRIENDLY COMMUNICATIONS.
Tho Car has Informed Mexico that re-
loWa! 0t dipioatif relations through resi-.
next, Alrcndy very friendly ,co1hnullfcn-
relative 10 their Joint interests.
TOWN nui.NEn.
, 1880-05-01
nFC0RATI0N.DAY.

. Dee sfofxEs. IT.. April 3o*-Thc Governor
Issued q proclamation this morning recon-.
lMoId[ng that Saturday, Alny ~, be observed
u Decofp tl0ll-D Day LII this Stats.
, 1880-05-01

JEWS FKi8ECUTED.
VIENNA, April 3o.-DlrlnE II fire ut Grus-
bach. Moravin, some malicious persons III
cited mob to attack the Jews. One Jew
WIS nortally injured, another lad y ha!,d
cut oil, ind others wcru saved with tho
utmost difficulty.