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Go to J.. D. Fraser for your family
groceries. 1t is the cheapest place in
the city to buy good groceries. 1t
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If you neglect a cold or cough, seri-
Gus results will follow. Take it in
in time and get rid of it quickly by
using Addoms & Glover's Syrup. jeff
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OF good quality by S. Bourser, corner
Dodge and Eleventh ST., south of rail-
road track. j21-dtf.
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The original and only reliable Car
bolic Healing Salve is Addoms & GLOW
er's. i25tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-25

For fine watch repairing,
iyl0-d1y D.. MILLER, 18th street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-25

Addoms & Glover'sC arbolic Healing
Salve cures frost bites. chilblains,
cracked hands and rough skin. d31tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-25

Engraving in all its branches is done
at ZEHNFR, JACKSON s. BUEcHNER's.
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Special sac.
We will sell our Boys and Youths
suits and o%vercoats at eastern prices for
the next fifteen days.
daft MARKS Sc MYERS.
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A New Insurance Agency.

Addomsl& Glover's Syrup will allevi-
ate . cough at once, and frequently
save life hal j25-tf
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The February Metropolitan fashion
sheet and patterns are ready for distri-
button ut q. +. Cowhick's. j25-3t
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUECHNER's.
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wANTEp-A girl to do general
homework. Enquire at the store of
Marks Myers. j25-3t
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FINE GUNS made and repaired in
superior style, at Wyoming Armory.
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SPALDINe,s GLUE will prevent a
break In a Eve hours talk on bric-a-
brao.
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Cloaks ! Cloaks !

Nice goods at Hoyt's, low in price.
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Booths select oysters at
a20-tf DYER's.
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Recreation Hall
seats 400. Stage 20x3O, scenery.
Apply to Joslin g. Arnold. If
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PRESERYE YOUR BEAUTY,

PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY.
The toughest skin can be rendered
soft and beautiful. Pimples and erup-
tions on the face and body soon disap-
pear by using Addoms & Glover's blood
purifier. 1t acts directly on the liver
and kidneys and will cure Biliousness,
Headache and Dyspepsia. o18tf
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For fine Jewelry to order go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
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100000 Envelopes.

Booths select oyster at
.20-tf
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Bargains Bargains /
Remember

In Cloaks, at
Post o. F. CowHIcK's.
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What equals Hoyt's "Optimus Co.
logne?' Nothing. o2S-tf
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Prices to suit all at J. D. Fraser's,
on Eddy street. 1t
, 1880-04-07

TIE: 'rR1nGSE nrtlcltIy supported tic I'M
1,riers' position. But a dispassionatc tcyiew
ot tho situation entirely jtlstics Mr., VII
stll's course In cottscntlnE to IL compromise.
s. will 10 remembered that Mr.. Congrr, ot
1tlehlgnn, tlrst opposed tic AltlrIcl, hill.
.t,ct supported 1t, md tlnnlly became
bitterly hostile to Its passage. Nfr. Cougcr
lid not know why l,o opposed It at first, 1lor
did fne know why ho supported 1t In tho scc-
oni instance; Int when l,c finally assumed
MI ntl1tntte Of bitter hostility townrsl tho
,ncas,tre, l,e knew thoroughly Just what l,e
wns about. p0rt Huron occupies tho salna
relation to Chtcngo TINT New York does 10
all tho interior ports. Port Huron c0ltects
100000 per annttm In customs dues, hut
Collector Santor1,. Of tint l,0rt, employs ns
t,nny sll,nrttnntes to tn tic work ns tic C0t.
lcctor Of Ctlcngn docs to Collect g., ,0oo, ,o>0!
Ut the fhrty-ilye men employed Mt Port 1fu-
ran, at least thirty Of ttsem nrc engngcd In
making n record Of tho 1T. bond nlcrchan-
disc which passcs through tiat port, rs re-
aufrcd by tho law 1T 1870. II thu entry fcnt-
IRE Of that law is repealed, explains Mr.. Con-
ger, how shalt account for the employment
Of forty-Rye ,nctl IN the collection OF st0o, 900
l,cr annlln, In dutlese This question was 4
poser to tho great o,]cctor, a1Ml Mr.. Coilgor
flew to tho arms of tho opposition. Mr.. VIII
son foresaw that the opposition Of Afr. Con-
ger, based Oil patronage, would prove fatal
to the bill; for rs soon rs lle hati been MP
parently converted to tho support Of It ho
wns pfnced OH tho Subcommittee with Mr..
Morrison, where lle Ind the power to prevent
a favorable report mil 81 to hurry the bill III
, 1880-04-07

Now THAT campaign of defamation
against Mr. Dlaino hus boon fairly opened by tho
Chloago Inter" 0eean, tho opponents Of third
term might pcrhaps l,o justihad In bringing up
nll the ugly facts that the tw0 Administrations
OF Con, Grant provided! as rcAaons why ho should
not lao rv,,oa,lnased. But We hope no friends OF
Mr. nlatno, however aoroly they niny no teupted
or provoked, will engago In II warfare upon any
other candidate, Let tho task Of dcfamtng Ills.
tiugiaiahed Republicans who may bo appointed
standard. .bcarers Of tho pnrty by tho Chicago
Convention be performed excl.,styely by tho
third.tcrm origins and partlsans. Supporters
OF Dir. BiatnU or Dir. Washburno Gun tho moro
readily coacele them this qualification OF their
spleen and hatred ~ thalr cause ts falling one,
aud they are not likely to hayo any othor oppor.
tunity to vent their disappointment.
, 1880-04-07


The House 0f Representatives on Monllay
were brought to direct vote oil tho bill to
repeal the taxes OIL salt, prtntIngtype, prlnt-
ing-napar, and oil a1i tho materials used IN
the manufacture Of irfnting-pAper. Tho bill
being III the possession Of the Committee on
Why's and Means, 1t required two-t!!ir1s
vote to pass 1t.
As OIL all other questions on the subject Of
abolEsl,ing taxes, tho three Chicngo members
were unit In favor Ut maintaining the OBJ
pressIye exactton. =
Tho members from tho Northwestern
Suites voting for tic llll-to repeal tho tux
ana tlloss voting usnlast tho bill-to continue
tho tax-were as follows:
F0n TIE HILL
IRtnots-Doyd. Cannon, Forsytbo,. IIawk,
BrrinFer, sparks. stevenson, Thomas-iI
ia j,lifdndoCobb, Dicknell, Now, Myers. calktns;
!a!ea--Thompson, wcavcr-s.
Mfsc1tIsfn- -DGuBter-1.
Observation-Disclosures, JIaskoll, Ryaa-a.
AGAINST THE HILL
Ililn0ta-T3arier, Dnvfs-9.
!aNu--rrico: ,upacgrad. Docring. Carpenter
PtSeo,!stn-"Ifliasns, Caswell, Douck4 Hazcl-
Mfii1l<s0ta-Dunno1l-l.
The members from these States not voting
that II, dodging tho yute-were numerous.
The absentees were: Froln Illinois, 4; ILL.,
diana, 7; Iowa, q; Wisconsin, 2; Minnesota,
9. Voting for tile bill, Is; agnI1st tic bill,
~; no. voting, II. Tho bill only lacked six
teen votes Of tho necessary twn-th1rtls. Kali
sas voted unanimously for the bill. Tho
combined vote In tho negattye kiyen by the
Iowa and Wisconsin members defeated the
paRsage Ut the bill. We submit to tho neoplo
, 1880-04-07

The tendency Of n!npteenth century
thought and Investigation Ia icon0clastic.
Ono by ons, olt-tlnIa theories arc tltssipatctl.
Even what VIC lnvo come 10 consider llistor-
lcai facts are ruthlesly smashed and long
worsh!pel heroes and l,eroines aEe shown to
lave lloyer had m existence. Tho latest
theory that Illus been flung to the winds IL
ons that has been deeply rooted In popular
belief for years and Inns swel1ed tAa fish
tratl0 to iMn,unse dimensions, though with.
out any purcopt!hlo effect upon the National
intellect Wa refer to the popular belief tl,at
fish contain phosphorus, and. AZ phosphorus
IL q Ktlu,ulant aud nutritIyo to tie brain,
therefore fish must ba 4 spccfally desirable
braIl-food. At the lnoetlp9 OF ths, FISH
Cultural Association, tie other day, Prof,
Atwater, Of the Wesleyan University, cou,-
plctely exploded the theory by showing that,
after careful examination OF nil kinds Of
flsh. from w),a!e down to pollywog,
10 trnces Of phosphorus l1ad been found
In them. OF course, II there is no
phosphorus in the,n,::' they ara OF
no account as bra!n.fod4or, and tho
whole theory comes ttnabllng to tho ground;
and pertaps no one will rugret 1t except tho
dealers III fish, whose business must hayo
been ahnormally stimulated BY the euger
desire Of tue multitude to acquire more brain
power.
In viewing the ruis.s Of tha fish theory, It IL
little remarkable how It ever ca.ue to tako
50 strong hotd upon the popular fancy al,d
belief. II 1t were true, its results would
have peen shown not 80 much In oar tnland
cItles and towns, whorc tls|, are mot 20 easily
procurable, ~ III seaeoast local!!les1 where
fish IL the common diet. and they are eatel,
fresh every day. In such places, " for tn-
, 1880-04-07
INDIANA CONSTITUTION,

AZ ue e'ectson III l''al"tla on Aoh'1ay Iast
seven ""poflaht a1'lena'"ehts 10 tae tohst'-
1at'on ot ttlat s'ato ~cfe. submitted to the
people 1or "ppfoV"' Ut 1elcctloh' Nme
Nlnehutlents "efe or'g1nailS proposed. b'e
Nos, : UNI q ,'p''iR 1"'le't W pe suonl'lea
ny the l4eRlslaeare. "efc not soteaoh' Ilose
amendments 'ote. Oh hFosh'e:
l. Ihat ~ NJ e'rctsotls all rlaie cltlzel's IL
years t't aEe and upwards who sl'all have re-
slacd III tlle state SIX fao'itis, township SIXTY
days. aha IN precinct Thirty lays previous
10 t'ao election, a'Ni every male OF foreign
o'ftn' =. years ai'a upwarda VINO shall nave
rcsltlea I'll tho uflteu otates one Scar, Ill TIC
otate Six months township stxty dnys' atlti
pfec'net thirty uays preceding Tug election,
anu sha'i haVe uec'areA JUS intention to be'
comlo cAlzen OF tno united otatcs' snnll po
entitled 10 Vote' II registered aec"rttlnE to
law. onaer t'e present constitution no
nScn pcrfoa o1 reattlehco IL required Ill afiy
township or pfecInct, @at t'le amendment Is
ues'enea to prevent importation or colofl'sa-
ton OF voters
y ING seeoha amendment provides 1or
striking oAt OF tne present CONSTITUTION lilo
Woras' 10 negro or 'n'tlatto shal' nave the
tight OF s>1Fagc' IIese Wofas hro now Ill
Operative oeea1se snpefseaca oy the fif-
tccllth Amendment 10 THO CONSTITUTION OF tic
Unilea s1atea.
y. Tue ttiird amenument provides that ri!
general elections sslnIl be held Ill November,
lns1eau OF III oc1obcr OF each year, us now
=. Inc tootth amendment Is 70 slrlke the
wora "wl.ito" from tue present Constitution
as qaa1'ncn1'oh ior Vot'ns
, 1880-04-07

Prince JEROME NAroI.EoN Inns written a
letter favoting tho enforcement of tho DEGREES
nRninst tho trlgious orders IN Franco, yho1n he
charactcrizcs NJ "scctarles Of theocr1lcy t!csIt-
Ing mn oppressive and lntalprnnt statc OF re-
l'gions Tic also takcs occasfon 10 niltltle to tho
conservative union bctwcrn tho 1lounpartists
and Lcgittmtsts. and says: "ThRt disastrous
fiction has lnstcd too long. 1t is ttme for each
purity tp rtss'n,e !ts cars, traditions, aiti rrf-
cip!es' Tho letter Ia issued cyiduntly rs n bid
for ishalcaI sympathy, tho Prince expecting that
bis q,tast-conncctton with tho French ltcpublio.
At,s inay yet rebound to his advantage.
, 1880-04-07

TMg Senate In executive session yesterday
rejected tho Presidents nomination ur John X.
Lynch, tho nominee for Supervisor Of the Cen.
E,is for tho Third mississippi District, md John
1surton rs Deputy-Co''cctor of 1ntcrnni Nov-
enno for TINT stato. on tho ground tint both
wtrc too ncttve In politics, md would ,se
their positions to further thoIr rolftfcut atnbi
tion. Boyoral lively passnYes at arms took plnco
botwecn Ln1nnr, Hill, and tInrris OH ono sIslc,
md Dla,nc, Cameron, 1'ruco, and 1loar Of, tho
othor side. Tho latter flttingly characterized
tho rejection Of Lynch. Il very excellent coiorcd
man, as an uot Ut tndeilnat,!o part1snnsh!p.
, 1880-04-07

SENATOR 1ioAI Inns written to member of
tho Massachusetts Legislature lotter on tho
Presidential question In which he advises 1t ronR-
" nEathst tho instruction uf Delegates 10 tho
ChtcaTn Convention, but Urges TINT men bc
selected who can ho depended upon to net for
tho best interests Of tho Republican pnrty when
tho tttnc for action comes. Hv does not l,cliove
Gen. Grant IL tho strongest candfdhto TINT ouutd
10 nominated. fentlng that tn tho event Of bis
nomination thbre would ho largo t!cfcotlons
among tho Germans and Republicans opposed to
n tftrrt tnr~r
, 1880-04-07

THE San francisco Donrtl Of Supervisors
ndnptcd resolutions Inst evening to tho effect
that tho peace af tho city had hccn serin,lsy
endangered by the antlAmmntnry harnng1,cs or
Mayor kalooh. They nlso authorized Tho J,l-
dietary Committee to investigate tho matter and
report. 1t ia thought TINT tho proposed invcat.-
gatton IA oniy preliminary 10 tho Impeachment
of kal(och. Having rid themselves of kcnr1sey,
1t IA only natural tint the decent people Of Sun
FrnntlAco should rltl thnmeclrca of tho reverend
spouter for whom the 1oluaclous drny'man stood
snnnRDr.
, 1880-04-07

WE print In this Issue reports trom oycry
county In Indiana, which Indicate healthy
state Of the wheat-Fefis and frutt-trecs,
1t is expected that tho wheat harvest thls year
will bo froua II to rs per cont Greatcy thlll tor
1B7v. Tho fruit product will bo neurIy doubled,
, 1880-04-07

The extent Of the Chinese forco which l,as
Invaded tho Asiat!o prov!noes OF Russia has bcou
greatly oxaRgoMted. 1t IL gaiti to number not
much moro than Lou men. A cot.,pury Of Co.'S
sacka would be anoat equal to tho task Of sol,tl-
Ing ttom buck ln hasto.
, 1880-04-07

TIE llsv. mr. Forbes, a member OF the
Jesuit Society residing In Fr.noe, and who was
born III Scotland ls nbout to appeal for british
protection against being forccd to leave Franco,
through tho operation ot the doorcos ugainst
thu religious ur11ers,
, 1880-04-07

WITHOUT prejudice to the ather candidates,
1t IL proper to say that Nr. nla!na IL developing
Aegree of strength In this Statn that IL at onoo
surprising and Hr.tlfylng to hts frionla. Coun.>
tioa that wsso not scekoued tor hIm are u,akipv
, 1880-04-07

THE CnrCAuo TRIBUNE has established branch
Offices for tho receipt Ut subscriptions Anu adYaFtse.
mentb ~ foljpwp:
NEW rOEsK-Room 70 Tribune building. f.T. Nc
FADpkN. Manager.
GLASGOW, scotland-Allans American News
Agency. 81 Renf1etd-st
LONDON. Eng.-Amcr!can Exchange, 10 8trhnd.
ukHRS r. tillt.ta. ARont.
WASHINGTON. D. c-139 r street.
, 1880-04-07

THERE Is prospect that tho points of lIf-
fereuce between China ana Ruasta may yot ho
satisfactorily adjustod. Tho Chineso Minister
to Paris ia to proceed to st. Petersburg To cu1,-
duct negotiations which may lead u atoicahiu
rcl4hons bttwoan tho two countrtea
, 1880-04-07

A. GREAT yio,fnist, Henri Wieniawsky,
l,aa pnssed nwRy. hnv,ng died at Moscow dny
or two since. aftcr long alld painful illness.
lie belonged to tho great trio of whom two Aro
loft,-Jmo1im and 1YllhulMj. Ho was Foip by
birth. hut was clucated tti PnFia. IIo WIS al In
fant prodigy In hEs tine, entered the parss Con-
sorYatory at tho ngo Of 0, whcro he WIS etlu-
catcd at tho cxponso OF tho czar, and attor-
warls snyo coneorts with 9roat suceoss in
lluseia, Germany. md Holland. lIo flnul1y
n,nlo st. Petersburg his home, but ut tho
tiuso 1luhlHstein Visited this country, slx Or
sevon years agn, ho accompanied him, aud, It
will DO FomomboroL. appoarcd III Chicn8o
twice, tho tlrst acRson with Itublnatotn, tho two
returning hero fuw wcp1ss later to f!l M eu-
Ragcmont With Thomas orchcsern In aone it
tho ulost notnbte concerts ever given III this
city. His playing WIS not only characterized by
Its scholnrly Guallty and laop knowledge, but
by all enthusiasm. and dash that always nlnflo
him favortt. During tho past few ycars rcck-
less and riotous living had 10 reduced him in
hnAlth md purse that his usefulness was gone,
md wo understand thut hc died in poverty. lila
compositions aro very numerous, aud many OF
them arc great fnyorits with vtolinists.
, 1880-04-07

THE Liberal gain In England, up to tue
present. ID b5. This will bo about tho number Of
the nome-Nulcrs, and tho gains must hnva 10
ee Increased to 100 II the Liberals Aro to 10 In
dependent Of bIr. Paruc!t's aid,
, 1880-04-07

AN English hark which sailed from NO.
hilo on tho a3th OF Fobr.lury hnd to DO abandoned
1n lnid-uceau nftor the loss Of five OF hor orew
The ship Shannon, fron baltimore, rescued the
others, ten in all.
, 1880-04-07

THE Preservation act has been pro-
claimed In Naautolaud. Tho meaning Of thts Is
that all parties suspected Ut harboring designs
against british authority in that province will be
dISnrucd Mt Oucc
, 1880-04-07

THE House Committee OH Appropriations
recommends tho sum 1f $iitas.7D7 for naval
purposes. This Is $el8,000 less than tho cstl-
mates OF tho Secretary OF tho Navy.
, 1880-04-07

Mn, JOHN DILLON, who accompanied Mr..
parncll during his Amcrican tour, WIS yostcr-
day elected number Of Parliament for Tip
perary County.
, 1880-04-07

THREE Of tic detcgatcs-at-large from Iowa
to tho Chtclgo Convention 11nyo already been
virtually selected. and thoy nro among tho most
prominent Dlainu nen Iii tho State: =. Ret"
Clarkson. editor Of tho Stats He6tster: Col. D. h.
Henderson, Of Dubuque; and G. W. Perkins,
cdltor Of tho Sioux City Journal With this rop-
rcssntation Iowa will havo no cause to ~
ashtu1ni,
, 1880-04-07

TIT: very careful Boston correspondent of
tho Hartford C0urnnt, whoao predictions mi ro-
gard to tho cuurse of Massachusetts po1Ittca sol-
dom fai to DO verified, writcs As foitowss
Ther1 aro mal,y Grnnt mon In Massachusetts;
find arlht still tnuth preferred To blaine. but
tho feeling for EdmutllA III preference to either
Ia OIL tho ncFc1ec, art thero Is much morn pf the
spontaneous element iii 1t NlRp,
, 1880-04-07

T11E town meetings yesterday In Chicago
wcre uniformly In tho hands OF tho respectable
ta1Paylag e'cEnent, and the proceedings werd
thorotoro In accord with honesty. cc0uolny, aud
the best tnterests Ut tho taxpMyoEa.
, 1880-04-07

THE voice of Connecticut will DO leard to-
day. Tho St. Lou!s Globe Democrat, being sa-
gaclols nrKan, tries to brcak tho fotco Of the
fail by predicting Tlatno and Edmunds ie,oga-
tton, through sotnn alleged MISREPRESENTATION Ut
tho voters. Exactly how this misrepresentation
takos plaoa It does mt explain.
, 1880-04-07

THE Republicans carried Milwaukee yes.
sor1ay by an average majority Of a,soo, Tho
Democrats tried to hlda their unsavory record
by putting ticket labeled "Citizens," In the
field. The dodge wis too transparent.
, 1880-04-07

LEoN SAY has boer appointed Frcncl, AMI
bassador to England, With special Instructions
to negotiate commercial treaty botwocn that
country and FRINGE.
, 1880-04-07

SIN STAFFonp NoKrlIcorE seems to be
rathor unfortunate In his audiences. 4 FREQ
fight occurred between tho rival factions Of IL
mob which ho addressed at Torluay last Mon.
day NIGHT
, 1880-04-07

CHICAGO Is represented IN Congress by
three proteotlnntsts. Is this fa!r apportton.
mont, or Is 1t notS Votors should poAder this
question,
, 1880-04-07


For tho benedt pt nt.r patrons who desire Ia sa,ld
single cpptca Of THE TfHUNE through tho mali, w0
Eivo herewith tho transient rnte Of postaxos
I}0ratstft. I'rf l.trp.
Flight ard Twelve fnHo rap1E. cohH
sixteen paQp CENTS
Pnfrtpn.
Efaht and Twelve raRp fnpor+..............G conta
blxteen Page IHpsr cents
, 1880-04-07

SPRINGER never sprung no far IN his life
hoforo as wilon ho Jumped down on Maunlng.
About tho time hn struck ho was moving With
tho velocity OF n cannon bRll.
, 1880-04-07

aee1n that tho Cs'rk elcctors tot,k 13ishur 1,c-
1nncy's or tho New York Iifn1tis ytrw Of nlnt-
tcrs They did not regard Mr.. Parnel as dc
tutor.
, 1880-04-07

McVtcker'a Theatre. i
Madison streot between Dearborn ind State. En-
FAxctncnt Of Miss Adm Cnvendlsh. Much ADJ About
Nothing" Afternoon ntd cvon!nB.
, 1880-04-07

CtfAsfrA1aN COUNTY (1ll.) is aggresstvcly
Ngnnst tho third ter1u.. Ono Of tho dclegntes
desires to DO classified simply % "against
Grant" 6oycn othnts aro positively for Blatue.
Tho result of this Convention WIS surprise to
everybody, us Champaign had boon conceded to
tho third tern But tho cause In this eaao, ~ IN
every othor, proved to bo weokor than 1ts
friends.
, 1880-04-07

lifc-blc0H OF producer N1ld consumer alike
Mt every opportunity.
-
THE WARNING OF TILpEN's WITH
DRAWAL.
1helo Is ht least strong scabIahce of
run III Tile Story WHICH comes 1ro1si NC"
iolk ny way ot WASHINGTON 10 Tic effect
1''at a!F' I1laeh ms saoontueter1nlnca to With
nraW from Inc PRESIDENTIAL contest. Nor II
II tunl1ke'S ttat cohsl'erat'ohs Tor i'is ltcattIl
nave nut large ii'taence Ill bringing about
suc'i discrimination us We!l KNOWN TINT
1AF. sphssieal cohdlt'oh IL exceedingly
!ra''' Even so lone ago as whe1i hc appeafe'I
oe1oFo ING 1oitcf committee Ill New iork' ho
WIS very teeb'e anu no could scarcely speak
move whisper. All accounts seem toagree
that there ''as pcefi no improvements In tho
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, 1880-04-07

,MK JEwErT, who was brought forward
aorue tiino a9oas Presidential candidate who
would bo acceptablot to all tho warning faattous
Of tho Democzutto party in Now York, not mcot-
lug with tho approval OF Samuel j. ridden, Is
said to he out Of THO race. John Koly was viii.
Ing to support him, but tho old man of Ornmo reg
Pnrk does not lutond to fiy tho track lust yot,
and will not think Of indorsinx any candidute
but hitnAGlf
, 1880-04-07

WIKI somebody picass sweep tip tho ftng-
ments Of nonnclly, und tako them away In 4
baskct or something?
, 1880-04-07

a HLocK OF buildings was totally destroyed
at Minneapolis yesterday. The loss ls estimatcd
at $tGG,QOQ The EQAtltutlce Ia '$Ht,OU,
, 1880-04-07

Clark street. between I.nko nnd Randolph. EnenEe
nlent Ut tho Oates Opern Company. "Fnnthette. the
Gipsy.r Afternoon and eyoninR,
, 1880-04-07

a TEXAS Postmaster has afscontletl with
$4,000 belonging to tho United stGtes Govcrn-
, 1880-04-07

TnE hopes Of dividing the Electoral vote ol
VtrY!nin entertained by Republicans and noad-
tnsters 1nny not be well founded. Tha Rich
tnoI,l Dispatch calls attention to tho fact TINT
90 600 moro votes weFe p0llcd in tho lust prcsi-
DENTAL election than in tho Inst State election.
1na new Presidential election everything will
depend upon tho political complexion Ut this
unknown voto; md both parties confidently
canltn 1t. Something must bo allowed for tho
strength OF rnrty-tles In n Presidential yenr,
which, though loo4onet when locAl iesues aTo
up for decision, are npt to be nsscrtcd pretty
positively In tho choice Of IN Electoral ticket.
, 1880-04-07

GEol.0E WILI1.tal Cul.T1s stands good
clianco of representing tho Tenth Maasachusetts
District Ia tue National Convention.