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, 1880-12-16

Is III +" perplcxLng 1u,,'!sllr. Two y.u,,.
Commissioner Of tho t.enernl s,,',@ s's @ aeo
recommended TINT Cuagrcss sllun,I ,I,o'l'ca s,s''
tic 1athls Iii QUESTION In The ,uark"t ',sa'a
ground Tint. In accordance with tl,n ,s, "' I'LL,
gr'tnt, tho laMls l,ecaur iablo tn' so".s, 's''Gl
moro tl'an len years ago. Il, ylcw 'at's'.'n ~ -,
Recommendation, and Of t!,e IN fnct " II, .hls
so'ne Of The laMls l,aa been tai. tat,,, "as
a!nl mid fur BY l,omestca.lcrs. Mr.: "ss u, up
introduced Ills bill. 1tu wus In. int a,s ,,soio
1T tito ti''e ttat tho Hunr.l of tor,r's To- n%ata
A1lch'gal latl recently designated n"' lin ~, "l
tonagon & 1srnl6 River l,uElro.l C,,,r,nu,u'l u ~
l''c the benefit OF thu 'auls rutcrrr[ tn 70
REPRESENTATIVES, or THIS cour.v.
Rust, of Saginaw, mil tthers, werc ,at,.
tito House Public 1.nmls Co,nmlttcc to.,,a, =,
opposition ia tho Stone llI, mud In ,iripns,, , n ~
thu claim of tho linilroatt Company Ano,h"tt nt
hearing will bo 'l,ad to-tnorrow. ','ee ,,a.Ha
se''tatiyes of tito 1.ako Superior Il r"r,n.' rMps'
Canal Company nro on lln,u 10 iight TIM I' 1,at'
road Conpany The prospect Is lint # ,'",'' a""
tl!lng Is slonc. sonc compromise wiIi H., T.
nsrcn!l upon. Willie not wishing tn II, -" w
taEontzo building tho proposed raiiro"'! IL "'!@
Stone contends tint ionics.eattc1Y win t,""I'
IN gool fAtli suttled on so1iu of thrsr ln,' n"'"
should bu fairly ttpatet|. ''''as
, 1880-12-16


:. srtttaf Dspateh 10 7ne Chi<ano 1tth,,.
WAsltiN0ToH, ID. e., Due, t5-Wr
14'lwlcr, or l'rlirio 1u Cltcn, rc,,u,sant.t,,.
OF tho Interests ut tho Chicago, AIilwanl:a. ..
st. ltnl llatiroatl, aml Atessrs. sluryin tIur,s
III mil burton Z. Cook, Of tlle s,bjca", :.
Northwestern, nro III tho city, rhev
nro hero to make arrangement,
for tho right Of way fnr
tho extensions of their rcspectiyn roa,,,
through Dakota, tho obIectyu lx,int l,r,,
)eatlwood. III tho black Hills. Thu 5rlcn,,
OF tile former road have already 1ua,lo n,r.
tlal negotiations Will, tlso different trthcs ~
tho Sioux lndians, uni tho trunsaclt,,p thcv
say, Is virtnally closed, So far us tle Indian,
nr0 concerned.
SEVERAL CHIEFS
Of tho tribes arc Alreahy here. otul thu finn,
delegation Is expected during tho Inter n,rt
OF tilo week. It Is understood that rre|iut-
nary conferences hnye alrcady bccn Ind
by tho representatives Of bath roatIs
with the Secretary Of tic 1n,e,
rlor, whose co'.scnt n,l tho part nf
tie lndinls Is necessary mid Is said to lu. as.
s,tretl. Thcro arc six trthrs lnterrste,! in
Ills negotiation, n majority of whom hnyo
AlFcndy signed u c0lltract permitting tllo
Companies 10 pass through their territory:
The ChlcaRo, Milwaukee, Il 81. raul rouo
VIII bc le(] 'niles long. 1t will tIyerga from
tho mill line Mt Cal,nar, ill.,, thence vest
cr!y ncfoss Northwestern. iowa, entering
llHiota ut Canton, Mt tho lig Sioux River.
tllcIco westerly 10 Mitchell, Oh tho James
River, thence to tho Missouri ut American
Crcck, thcnce III n0rthwesteriy direction
Acltoss TIE CHEAT s1oux I,t:sE,,y.,r.,,y
Mt fhn mr. s>f I'm IN.
, 1880-12-16
SITTING BULL.

AI.11soS's DISPATCH IN F1ttI~
WAaT1lSoToN, d. u, Dec. 15.-The fol[ow-
lnE telegram. hns been geut to tito War De-
iMrlmcnt:
"f3uFoRD, Dec. ITO Asatstant d|Nt0nt-
General. Department Of Dikotu, st. Pau:
Allison reports ns follows: | nrriyAl ut
Woody Mountain Nov. -. Sitting hull ay"
rived thu san,o day; also Col. Irvine. Coal.
missioner of tho Northwestern Police, With
Capt. colton, his Adjutant. anl two otller
ot'cors. Col. Irvlne Informed INC thnt lso
WIS sant hcFo by tho Cnnatl!nn Government
especially 10 try aid tnduc0 SittinR Hull to
surrender to tho United Statea Government.
1iu hUltl Il cnllitctl with li'n (SlttE1lg Bulb
Vi, tic 4i4l, which, at Ills (C1l. 1ry1nos) sug.
gest!oll, did not attentl; and aftcr no lat
concludes! Ills council 1 went before thcm
aiitl l0!l tilGm NIL hntl 10 say, IN tho pres
hill nskcd for four tlays totloltberatc, which
timu WIS grnlslc.i, mud lle tllen returned to
Ills camp, whicE, IL about eighteen miles
from tho place. llo calne again yesterday
ANOTHER COUNCIL
WIS held, Wilon hD nssurcl lrytho TINT no
was Eo1ug over to thu United Statcs GUverll-
munt; but i.v wopll not say Just when Ilo
would start. Ilo tells 1uu TINT tho weather -
very cnll, md Ills pcnplc nre poorly c!ati,
md TINT In must wntc1, for wnrm days to
naoye; nut lIu adtls lle IL not quito rentlS hut
llv cnil't tUll what h llIs to do 10 got really
1t ls my optnlon TINT no nus II lingering l!opo
thAt Mn1. Walsh will yot return. From What
! |lAve jaatacd here, liavD no doubt III III
but TINT WH!sl. did mako tho agreement Wlst1
Sitting Bull, and TINT lta has beetl III conl-
l,,lnicatIou with Sitting bull sInee lto went
E,st until about tor tlnys ago. Notwls'!.
stulllEng the Influence exortetl to HIN tare,
aln confident s!n'l bring Him III. Tho
Canadian officers hayu sail MI tlley ca'' to
Induce him to ~ over, mil they are a!so eui'-
litlcnt that llu will, md they think with me
that tho sttuutlon justtiles nn IN rcna!nlns
herp atgIlt or tun dnys to await develop
nlnilts.N
, 1880-12-16

Nj. ingalls, lid not intend to bo drawn into
Amy cnlir0scrsy with tho S1nator from Mis-
souri (Vest) I'll this subject. lilo had simply
statc,l that tue laws nf Missouri -,
fotsMEn TIE 1iAsls Of T1IE CONF IN QuEs-
'rtny,
being changed ..nr supplemented In such re-
spuct rs to lit tlichnfar thu lmc,aliur state Ut
society desired to l,u established In Kansns.
l[e continued to argl'n ak.atnst tho validity
Of l0wu's cfntm uit Its own merits.
Mr.. 1iarrfs rfe,n.) summed up tho owl.
tencc before thu Committee Oil Clalns, show
1ng loves services a.ul tho failure to pity
lin brca,lsc tho appropriation wns cxllnl,st-
c.l. and stated his upinton that. on Its merits
MS MI ordinary claEtn, loves claim WIS good.
Mr. Eduluntls saist llo begun to got inter-
cstcl IN this bill since j0ltn Browns nntlo
lad hccn brought MI although, he ntltteti,
nothing TINT cail b. saf'l Of him III this so'r-
ute, E.'o1 or evil, will lnar tic brightness Of
honest, though It lnay be misguided, 1.-Two of
liberty. Ills body Iius n,olering III tho
grave, hut Ills soul, thank tiusl, Ia marching
ol. Air. E.lmun.'s then cited the OLD net,
restricting tic EXPENSES OF the Territorial
Legislature Of ka1,sas to certntn amounts
fur defined p,,rposcs. mil, ns 1.nwe's services
were IN EXCESS Ut these specifications, Mr..
Ettnull.ts hplh fiu WIS not lcgnily entitled 10
pay fur them.
Mr. Corkrc', in replying to Mr.. Edmunds,
spike Ut the Inevitable excess Of expenses Ut
public buildings over amounts appropriated
fur tlic,n. Though tho excess was always
ulinwu,l,
YET Tits JUST CLAIM WAS 10 III: EvA1Ep,
bcca,!so tho employers Of Live were saitl to
have slightly exceeded their authority.
Mr. Allison mnycd 10 20 Into executive
session.
Mr. Cockrcll lsnpul the yoto woultl first DO
taken, nlnl called for ycas ni,tt nays on Mr.
Alls0n's molten.
Tho cnll was not seconded, MID tho Senate
went into executive session, after wllicl, It
adjourned.
, 1880-12-16

sp+etal ntspatta to 7ne Chicago 1sbun'.
WAsutyaroS, u, G., Dec. M.-uc',. titah'
slrpyo .,lt tl.Es n,orntng To thu farm Ut t't'l.
lseaIa, where the Arabinn horses pFessl''su. ,.
to him BY the suItan of .Turkey AFe ,,.t'' Etps
They aro saall, tut aot!yo n1sd d"c!!e' ueas
tofuro tho ArAbIals laye only leen Ias. plsa
with running horses, but 3e,' dFa'lt t''l'.a11 .1
tllat they Wlll ntake excellent tfoue!s. Ma 1.'.
tl.at ssratn Ut tllely blood Will greatly 'A'
prove our best ttottltg stock, ,.of
Gen. Grant was This evening tto 8l'ess'vt '',vt
President a1id Alrs. Hayes dinner pI"r' i'p
given III his MnliUr Mt the Executive Aa1s'o .'o,,,
Besides PRESIDENT ainl Mrs. !la5eS . u'rr.
wuro present Ncll. md Mrs. usAl'. ua.rs.
President Wheeler, several cae1nes oA'|
, 1880-12-16
THE NATIONAL. HOARD OF TRADE.
Epxetai QttpattA to Ihs Eh{et1po Iftbuns.

WASHINGTON, d. T., Dec. 15.-'fhe MI
ttonal Dnnrl Of TrHtle commenced Its
clovcnttl annual meeting lIcru td-ttuy, with
Delegates from sixteen Ut tho principal coil-
merclat b0sltes, representing, among other
cttles, New York, Boston, rl,ilMlelphin, I}al-
tiinore, and Chieag0. Mr.. Frederick FrtIey
WIS elected PRESIDENT. Ito having served rs
President ever since tho organization ut tho
Donrt!, III 1865. Theru WIS a long discussion
Oil tho currency question, Including that Of
coLnlng silver dollars, tn which Mr. L. Moody
Boylton took II leading part, but no du1lnlt
action WIS taken, A committee wits mp.
potntcd to urgo uton Congress tho TIP
polntnIent by our Government OF
Il Commission to enter Into n0-
gotiatlons at tho proper tl.no with Grent
Britain for n new reciprocal treaty.
THE WORKING OF THE NATIONAL 1.oAl.p OF
HEALTH
cal.lc up In connection with tho ntlutcratinn
Ut footl and .lruga M articles Ut commerce,
aiul the whole relation OF this 1}nartl TO tho
movements OF commerce, Including tho mr.
rival Ut slips from abfoad, WAS fully tlls-
cussctl. Tomorrow the Board will consider
tho question OF tho bankrupt law MD tho
shipping question.
10 the 1rtsier7I Asssetattd Pres.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. l5.-rl.e National
Hoard Ut Tra1e ,egan It's ,nln.tal meeting to-
tny. Adult forty lnetnbGrs, representing
and Chambers of Commerce OF tho prlnctpnl
cities Of the country, were prs'scnt.
Frederick FNloy, OF Philadelphia, pre-
sided. Thu report Ut tho Executive Commit
teo WINS prcsuiituct. 1t conKrntuIates tho
nnrtrv M tim aat nf ftI, md
, 1880-12-16

a. T1tfnD ONO MAN NOMINATED Fon THE
SUPREME liESctt-s11Attt' CRITICISM OF
SUCH AN ACT.
Special D.paset to The chteago Tribune.
WAslf1vdros, u. G., Dec. 15-Tlloro Is
considerable dissatisfaction expressed by
Southern Congressman aAd outside poll
tleEans over the nomination OF William u.
Woods. Ut Georgia, but late of Ohio, to tho
Supreme licnctt rs Il representative uf tho
So,tt'l. Not tim. nny OF them can say much
ngatnst Woods personally, but they consider
tue place belonged To Il Southern lilal1, aIl
mol to MI Ohio carpct-bnggcr, who hud stlll-
ply bccil boarding III II Southern city. Tho
Pennsylvania 1lie,, Are nlso very much dis
satisfied ut tho appointment of what
they call "nl,othor Ohio mall'' on
tho Supreme Bench, making tl,rco
III all. When tito Wnr broke out Woods was
Il prnetlelng lawycr III Newark, o., MD WIS
well known though not conspicuous III the
Licking County IInr. Thencc hu went Into
tho Wnr Us d Colonel Of III Ohio regiment,
nnl bccalne II 6reyct MnjUr-Gcncral.
Ills CHARACTERISTICS.
1Io Is about 10 yGars old, tlark complexion,
full habit likes go0tt things tn eat and drink,
ntltl Is full Of good fellowship. An ,.ttompt
will bo nndo to defG,.t Ills nomination, but
1t Will llar.lly succeed. IL Is suggested that
if JMdgu Clifford dies mud Judge Hunt re-
tires during Mr. lfnyes' tcru Stanley Nut
thaws a.l ollc other Ol'to ,,lan cst,t be ntlde.l
to tho Shprelna Bench, Innkhng 1.-Two III all, or
Il majority OF tho whole Bench.
FURTHER STRUCTURES.
Tho appointment has crentc(l grent deal
Of opposition tltlsDlg Northern Republicans,
as well III AMONG Southern Democrats Tho
Southern Dc1nonrnts do not object SO much
to Woods personally as They tlo to tho faet
TINT l}a iscrcslttctl to Gcorgia. rho Ncpmb-
licaas object to Woods becnllsu sonto Of them
think the successor Of Jt4lgo Strong ought
properly tn hayo beon selected FROM puIn-
sylsaslis1, but tho objection wl'lel, is ,lost
frequently l,eanl among Republican 6u,la-
tors Is tt President llnyes ought not, III tho
| galltzu thu Supreme Court, but thut that
mAtter ought. properly Mld decently, to be
| left to hts successor.
Make NIsr 4 JUDGE.
The following advertisement appeared
This morning III tho Nitti0'ta} Ilepubticun:
"EinploymUMt byn young 1nau from Ohio,
caHablo for almost nlly orlillary business,
not afraid 0t work. good recommendations,
Tllls 0ltlce." It Is hoped for. tho honor OF the
State Tint tlIts will nttraat t1la attention Of
tho President by t0-nlort0W. So fAr ,ss
k!lnWn, no Ohio mail l,as heretofore been re-
tlucutl to such straits us ttIs in tho National
Capital.
TnH N0MtNATloN.
10 tha Ntstts,. Assaeta&el l'Ttsa.
WAaN1SurON, /. t., Dec. 1a.-IIte President
tas tomInatcl Judge William Il. Woods, Ut
t;oorgl,l, to bo Assuciata jnst!cu Ut tlle Uut-
te.l States Supreme Court, ylce Strong, re-
signc.l. Woods u now United Suites Circuit
, 1880-12-16

Ia cUrtnita tn fnR how nrtfY IL fjt,y ffnt,uttfr.
u,ls Of tl,u Committees having c],nrro t,f liza
untter oro making themselves To ,jr{cnt tho
necessary nl,,,rourlatIot. T1,o Itnls nro
wantctl 10 furnish tl,t, ,,ctstul lakes for urnt,
rrly extending tho tlsf,.cul,,,ro Of lhe f,oyerl.
n,cnt, whIel, j,as already becomu n mntter Of
great Importance arl yulun 10 thu wo)c
cpuntry, Tlc proppstttou 10 bculn the fllllnp
m, Ut tho Gtnts IL tlt,w prcyontcd tn tin forn,
OF n clal,se II, tia i,tycr unf t1urhor bill.
vl,crr II ,,r,urrfv l,oin,,,rs and i,nrn
r,,,, IN ,,.o~,,,,,. -, n.,,,, a,,.,. n,, ,.,
r,.f"..n'l ts' -. ~" "E i"m sML w., s'aaksMaS
for tt,ts ,,a,,,oii, ~ .na ,; ~ ,,;"a I".,a"sS
J.. t,anr,',r"to,, H. H., ~, ~, ,,a.,at "uN
,,.tn,, r.. H.. s.,, H. ..o W.. ."u "H1"' npp
t1o, ,'a,,is Wv ~, ill.,. .'s
.,,t'' .'..' n"." ~ use" gya ~ "so
o., ~. .s. ."1n, ,i,, ~. ~ n";o ~
.sa,.s,..tn', " ~ '.' Au'o ~ ~
,moa,. ",sa ".o a'u h.e. ''sA .,s y! no ~,
.,n', .,,st ~ u'.' os "..
.' ..'.. s..st ~ "a sow 1'ou"ls
.'. ,us"Jn m,a ~ .Mo ueo'''oo1
ss'o'' o'' ss'.o"' ""sNe' va" q"
rlE7E sM"ia' soo1'S
tWsoh 1ll'1 ~ WIZ pe peAet u Guy OIL m M
nor1ant WofK Allosetne., Since u IS at n dls-
~, M!leo uo"' 1''e't u'stflc,s ia'1et t,'an n"'o
.lau nailal "ueS'o'n. ~, ''n s"tttuW-creak
u'cte"s e"tl"'e. ~ .He n"n'U "ts1Fset' ~
~ ~ "'su sHE,uss il.et INV uso te"oer"ts OIL
'ao p'ue,n'l c"l,1'.lses seon W i'tse UGH
.ue t' ~, "'.s ". n.u ssts " p1vs m.e Lux s'lc'
Mpah ~. III !" "asn,Kt"n"si rs - eSsG'la',s N"t'oa4
~ 't' e.lat,.etot u'N' t"o Nop',n'lcan hchl-
ne.S' a' t''os see"s ~ iesl"'a WIN ,nose
tst''ss, ~ .cpseaeM.'t"s y! lllo letess'ty
y, ~, ''. ineo y! s''s,l ""lk '''''" "''"y VI
s'.., .'.u ie,s'o.ass'' ~. a..a' 's'"to.s s .o'
, 1880-12-16

WAslfJS0ToN, d, T., Dce. h.-'rilo Se''aIo
unanimously confirmed tho following no'ls'
nutI0ns; Col. VIM. d. Ilnzen. Chief SlHtal
O.licsr, With tho rink of IlrlgataInr- Genr1a'
a1,d Col. Nelson A.. Miles to be BrlgaulcS
GeuuEul, -
, 1880-12-16


adjourned.
,,,,xo,-,~-- III.
N*hlAVS<el lag :.6'
IN, LIZ, Will Will Ut: s'hiss,u s =" "a, hp'
,,r r. a.'a. .p'1s =, ~ 11e e"'s's' 1r,oa".; ,,.
,ts,,'", .,,, ~ ~ ~ III, ~; 9 ',, lasG
o ,"d tItu ~ ,",ta.. ILL., ~" nsstaeu
iii, 'rhn FnnIl,,v hiIi n,,,nr Tho r,Iaa
cnu1d unt interiors, viii tt,n Annronrtnt;nn
lI1fs> n,ut. no ,hn 4 Annronrintton f,nm,ntitso
lms' IN, ttscIr ti,o t,st ~ nnss,,, four ,,,r,,.
,,rIntim hills 1ufrrc tho rnross tr fo,,r ,vhir,,
nrc INV rrar,y. # wos t,rrrasnrv N rap,n ,tn-
tiay. Tun iu.tjcn,in1,s nrt, tint tim 'tr,,n,,,
rnnn tbo ,,nn,i,ur iili ,,,l, H. ,,r,r th",,
l,n,l bunn ~ iirst .,x,u,.te,i nn thn lin ,vns
mora nns,fv ,,,,t ,v,,l., f,r t,,nt r,,s,,,
,,.a,, J., u,,,!,as. im,. n''tESnsunhs .,.F. A' H..
".sn ~ lche"tse tao speeches oi lug e'lill-
1.st,,' ~ orl's.s'u. , ~ IVY paul"'s!taun @ iof
t,,'st,.,..' -" a '''''"s ".'o .''"i
. j.. a.,'a .,,,.s a'','''et "so :" 'oe"av
,o" '".""a ,.. 'iae.' 'sS* ,t,' tuo h"o" htHi
nup' """e,e'' .a!t ~ o!ll GU" w. ~, 'sse"
.,a, M,.a ,"u "tuie .n, n,a - a'ssssl ie e"t
'n."a"'s '. ~, 'Mnis p"seu ulon tllo o1ll VI
'1s' ~. iHa', nna 'o''oMns e.oseas 'ao es'i'a'ses
,n,t.'. " u.s se"'' ~ m"s snpHosen' wo"Al Iatss
',sn'. ""Io". .s "s ~. s""slnpo u a'scnaala' pt's
.1, ", "'.' a.'u s'a"'".o .Ap''.ntsoA " ~
.'Is ~ s a''".' .'.u., ~ .,,.... .. ''ssn ~ ~
.'"tes ~ I''in' o1,t'ei't u ."c p"E-
,',,,, ", ~, !. ~ ''' '"l., e.sli ."' n""
n, "s '.iI + - ~ "s st's -. ttao
,s.,''e ~, "u' ~ l!o'u il.s
,.au' !a, a'"n ..as. .no 20 o'e'' apo'
way 'o''''' "1''''ol'' ''''''''s'
NEA'i.tS' Of TEXAS,
"ai'e'1 Nfse sum appropriated Tor forttll-
eatlt'f's III elScst'l '''1rbor. otter Southern
men wts'lea sii'1lllr appropriations Tor their
localities aiii II proposltiol WIS mt'tto to H.
eseise tle amount Of the b1ll Sloo,oo0, ne''tly
double t1e sum reported: THIS proposition
"fs maintained almost witllont execution by
~ members representing seueoast districts.
lhey eialihed IL WIS pfnaeht, "lse' atla Geo.
,lo'Iilcal III tlne of pe''eo to prepare tor war.
ihey oelallleu q useful a'ly III Il majority OF
tilo ..-..............-..
MILITARY coslArrrEE'
apenNllla thfoash Joe Jo1l''stoh' n tchefal
oi the eeS-tollede!nto army, WHOSE testimony
asah expert IN 'a'!ltary 'nntaefs WAS not With
out c'1cet' lio Said tllcre "as mt larbor
upon our eftl1e coast us.lt colll ho dctcndetl
asaHise TIC hssau!ta OF th0 war vessels OF
even t!e lInst l1ls' 'Rn1ltcallt european rover
Hcctl VI Mh'hei Aatson Alccook, mil Others
lns'stctl Tint tic tlefo'.seess condition Ut our
6eacosst uesefeetI consideration.
srEAKE1s RANDALL kSTE1Ep THE LIFTS
ai1l ,:by tlemagogie speech Of polItcn!
character, cntreatctt tho Democrats not to III
crgASo tho appropriations lii the vpry first bll
tint was presented. To Ito tl,Es, l,o urged,
wouu be to establish bad precedent. lilo
| rliliculcd the t.tea Of war danger, declaring
| 1t Il bugnbon, ard predicted TINT tho United
Suites would haso ll0 wnr with foreIgn Pow
l .k.-1,tL
, 1880-12-16


III Light uUApUALLf,
Spfetal Uk1&st<A 10 I7t Chltupo Tribune,
WAsMlxuToN u. T.. Dec. lA-Isepresenla-
tive HtuMu's bill doc!arIMX forfeited cortatn
la1uls granted twenty-threo yenrs ag0 tu
aIa In tho construction OF q rai,road FROM
OntonaRon to tliu Wisconsin Statc line 1.ds
caused soA4etAIux vi u lubbub. rAa matter
, 1880-12-16
WOODS,

a Ttt1RD OHIO MAN NOMINATED FOR THE
SUPREME liESEtt-s1IANts CRITICISM or
SUCH AN ACT.
Sntrtnf Flf,r,s&h IA 7,h. rhf.,,, r,..h.,..
The daily gazette., 1880-02-23
TIE Presidential Question! /!

The Indianapolis Journal strongly
OPPOSES instructions to the delegates
to Clicago'who are to DE elected ON
the 25th jnstant-3 Its argument is -.
1.-The Republican party must, in this
contest nominate an. available candi-
date, and the question for the men sent
to Chicago to decide will be, Who is
the most available man? This is a
question that morel light will be thrown
upon in the nextimnety days, and our
delegation to Chicago should have the
benefit of that hight and not be tied
down to the condition of affairs as we
now see them. We would, therefore,
earnestly impress IL upon these district
conventions to send good men to Chica-
go, but'send them untrammeled. Do
not initiate the States which have
bound their delegates hand and foot to
one craft give them a chance to es-
cape with their lives if the craft you
now reckon as solid should happen to
go down. Don't make mere dummies
OF them, but tlNst Ia, their intelligence
toact for the best interest of the State
and the party when the emergency
arises. .ia-,f- o.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-23
A Young Gin .Hannn,e.ss Aar.salf.

About 8 eclUek Saturday morning
Mrs. Broadseck of Constable Hook, N.
j., Went into the cellar OF her house 10
obtain some coal, and was startled by
seeing the body Of her daughtef,a "a young
woman 70 years Of age, banging from
one q the beams. Her screams attract
ed to the spot young barber in lhe
same building, who Immediately cut the
ripe by which the body was suspended,
When taken down Miss BfbAdbeck was
found to be alive, but she died yery
shorty atterH ard. rhe suicide had fas-
tened piece of clothes-llne about her
neck, and standing upon sled, had then
tled' the rope to the beam. She had a
stepfather, whom she dislike,', and she
had repeatedly stated to the ne phboi !
that she felt that she was in the way oI
her father and mother, aud that, rather
than be burden itoithem she wonld
some day end her life. ln a7-,.. NJ
The daily gazette., 1880-02-23

4 THE Chicago, 1fme,, referring to the
remarkable demonstration OF Opposition
to Grants nomination now Visible in
PenhsSivania and to the canvass now
proceeding in New York, proceeds 10 re-
mark iiiGs boa ssX93id vigl4G or
Nv hatsSever the upshot in New York
may be, it is plainly not i'm the power oi
the elstrohsest and sereatest directprsJ OF
the maohiiieI 70 stop, the reactiop. at has
gainadsteo much f1rce. IL. has evidently
toomnch impuisioa behind it in popular
feeling. IL is too much in the nature Of
aispentsneQns popular reaction against a
cutrapd7dried programme Of party man
agers in which, the popular heart was
really never enlisted. 1t has the gufd-
anee Of too many able and resolute lead
ers-men not liable 10 be otitgenersled
by partizan strategists that have already
thrown aside' The cloak Of pretended
patriotism, add revealed The naked aims
IL "a spoils!hufftihg 'denasogism that
would sacrifice the fllastrious name and
fafhe I6f ne;rahtl ,tei'a miserable, office
seeking ambition. 1t is. reaetionary
plant bf astonishing vieor THAI, has yet
more than tlifee months in which TO de-
tei0pes the fullness of its growth. In
deed, ftid sed by The rate and vigor of its
Development sitlce the Harrisburg con-
yentionj ~ plainly warrants ihe opinion
that Enthusiastically was not an Initiation
Of The Spontaneous ,populsrq movement
the managers adyertsed itl for 50 conf
dently inladvapce of the event. ,l,..
The daily gazette., 1880-02-23

To the. National Blaine Club in
Washington the prospects of Senator
Blaine appeafsvery glowing, as report
ed in the Chicago Tribune: 10
- ''The reports from Illinois,r said
this club official, "are almost too good
to be true. It really appears as IN
Blaine would have no OPPOSITION out
there at all. Iowa, WISCONSIN,, and. |
think, Michigan, are all right. There
may be a fight i'm Minnesota. In Cali
fUrfrfa, Blaine will lIave strong fol
lowing, because ofhis uicomproH isiny
attitude. On the hinssB.Immigra,
ton bill. In Nevada there is an at
tempt to work up amoyement in favor
of Grant. Colorado also seems likely
+" 60 for Grant at least that Is the
feeling just now, but it may undergo a
change as the campaign advances.
Missouri is torn by the G FAINT and Sber.
man factions. The old stalwarts are
all for Grant, and the Sehurz-IIender.
son party will support Sherman. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-02-23
sHERIFF,s SALES.
9 CHERIFF,s SALE.

A--tAtESo 6ALes. fa
Dyvirtue OF writ OF LsvarI Facias TO
me directed, VIII be exposed TO pubic
safe. at the '-'-'"''''' o.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. sll Shipley st.,
kept by John j. Dougherty, in the city Oi
Wilmington. New Castle Della.
ware, on
the 10Th day OF March,
: L A. D., 1880, at'2 O'Clock, p. M; b D. -
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot OF land win three
story brick dwelling house thsreanf situ
ats IN 10 q. cIty Of "a Timing on, bounded
and d. scrif<u as follows, TO vii 4 Beg In
ming at the southeast corner OF Eiavtnth
and TAtnall streets, thence easteriy along
the southeIly aide or eleventh street 80 feet
l. cffes 10 q corner. thence southefIy pat
allel 10 Tatnail street. il feet to a carner,
thence westerly parallel 70 Eleventh street
through The centre of the party wall be-
tween mis- ana the adjoining i1ouse on the
south 90 feet ipcbes W the easteriy side OF
Tatnall'streei Aforesaid, and thence there
by norlherIy l8 rect 10 the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
Sc zed. and taken 10 execution as the
property OF Frank ~. Turuer and A Augusta
r., hiswiie and :. and % be sold by
Sheriff's office, New Castle. February TO-
loou. f.f.. t.f,.. a...,t.. tcu@l-bthWbs.