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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

At the Democratic State Conven-
ton held at Saratoga, New York, John
Kelly said the union of the Democra-
CIV guaranteed the State to Hancock
by thirty thousand majority. Kelly
places the figures altogether too low.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

Joseph Simpson, Of Muneie, Ind,
first cousin to Gen. Grant, was lately
struck by lightning and killed. BY
many this will be regarded as a Dem
ocratic outrage against the Grant
family on the part Of the lightning.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

TDTCu CANNED MILK-"Eagle "''Da
Z IGUOu monh" and Osprey brands. As
my stock is frequently renewed, ! can always
furnish fresh goods.
October l2. JOSHUA BEAL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

A grand Democratic mass meeting
will be held in Clinton on the 10th
inst. Prominent speakers will address
the meeting.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

Jenny June POLITICALLY tells us that
the trees are beginning to blush in an.
ticipation of their advancing nude
ness.-Picayune.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

MV QmONK of Black Cashmere is COM
M I O1OOA plete and acknowledged by
all to be the best and cheapest in this city.
A. ROSENFIELD.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

EANnV CRACKERS !-Alpbabets, Little
T hNO / Beauties and Cocoannt Jumbles,
just received at family grocery Of
October II. JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

NNIJV AND PULPIT BIBLES-One
I n MIL | case of Bibles, Testaments at
all prices Just received at Mrs c. BONING'S
Bookstore. OH Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

The services ofMr. Hugh Tullis have
been secured by the proprietor, to
edit the North Louisiana Journal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOM
1NAT1oN.-The Radicals of the Fifth
District held a nominating convention
the other day. The prominentcandi-
dates were Dave Young, colored, who
was expelled from the Louisiana House
of Representatives for being defaul-
ter of School Funds, and his success
full competitor, the delectable Lanier,
whose certificates of good character
we had occasion to publish, lately, in
the columns ofthe CArITOLIAN.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

Ouachita Telegraph: Several rous-
ing Hancock and English clubs were
organized in old Ouaclita, the mother
of parishes, the past week, one Of
them, IN this ward, numbering $50
and mostly colored men, who rode in
procession into the city Saturday with
the image Of a chicken cock defiant at
the front. Large clubs were organized
also in wards five, four and one, and
in each instance the colored voters
came tumbling in with the enthusiasm
incident to an old time constructing.
Monroe, meanwhile, is only waiting
to be pulled out Of bed. Let the boys
bring out their cannon one time more.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican,
speaking Of Hancock'slast letter, says:
con the whole, the man grows the
more the Republicans stir him." And
n the man grows. Garfield groans.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

TN THE matter of the succession Of c. f. Ra.
i benhorst, decd. Probate. No. 14'A, 18th III.
dicial District Court, East Baton Rouge La.
Whereas, an application has been filed in the
Office ofthe undersigned Clerk by Mrs. Caroline
Rabenhorst, to be appointed administrative Of
the above entitled and numbered succession /;
notice is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause Gf any they have) within ten
days from the first publication OF this notice,
why said application should not be granted.
Witness, the Honorable H. n. SherbHrne,
Judge OF our said Court this 9Th day of Octo.
Der. A. D., 1850. B. f. BRYAN, Clerk.
, 1880-05-19

1.ogan, In hts Music-1lall slercfl,. Attempted
to mako dlstlnctto,! between Blatns aud
othof, IN this: tint tIn Two fornlcr wero
candidates ''by md witt, their CONSENT
wllilo t,rsnt Ma* presented By, tl!o prorlc.
pinned II IL l,e tr,io tint GrnnI is n can,lhlasu
."by n1nl with his nwn coltsel,l," md that
Wnsl.bufrlc differs from him In that hc Ia
not; .a1'd It Is nut very consistent 10 advocate
like Blaine and Sherman, cnndlt!nte, anti To
oppose Waslburnc becni,se llo Is moi, lIko
('rant, y ca!niltlate. Grant IN HOW atlni!tted
down among tho rest III tho llnnat-to.h hanti
scramble for The. nomination; wl!lte Waa!l.
burnc alone, by their admission, statits nl0nf
md abDve the temptation, tho only lnar
whom Tho peul.lc want md who IL not d eutl.
dldate, "by anil with Ills conscnt." VIII
Illinois speak for her OWL, citizen, who 10 not
people, presented aud supported by tho people
nlonc? 4. UiERnoWE1s..
, 1880-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA,
AETI-QtlAST l>ELEuATES,
Ii IL

tpftk tHftIfF tld.! fHIfpt (tft1tfl.
s. Whnt Is needed ut this 1nnct1re il to ,!nyc,
not IL yaguu and underlined expectation tlmt
at,ne Of the Pennsylvania Delegates to tiln
National Convention will vote Independently,
II, disregard Ut tle unit rule, but n distinct
alld preetse knowledge WHO thoy are. This
will serve to simplify tho situation and make
clenr the exte,tt 10 which this Stats IL held
by tho th!rtl-terln movement
vanilla Delegates whu will snte ogainst GGn,
Grant On tho first bnllot at Chicago:
jnmcs Mcaianes. Philadelphia. dclegate-at-
WIilEam Elliott Philadelphia, First DIS.
William s. Douglass, Philadelphia, First
~, william II. Leeds, Philadelphia, Second
= Ilamiiton Dlssto'., Philadelphia, Fourth
William b. Wat1dell. Chester, Sixth Dis
Amos GartsItte, Delaware, Sixth District.
Caleb N. fraylUr, Bucks, Seventh District,
DanEel o. uitncr, Montgomery, Seventh
III. s. Y. Thompson, Eleventh, District.
Jnn,es Hurst, Nlnetecul, District,
John lays, Cumberland, Nineteenth Dis
Thomas Robinson. Butler, Twtnty.slxth
district
JOHN i. Gordon. Mercer, Twcnty.slxth dis
Charles n. Heed, Eric, Twenty-scyonth
Harrison Alien, Warren, Twcnty-soventh
This llst contalns sixteen names. wemuke
It up upon Information which leads lib to be-
love TINT M fur ns II goes, It Is correct frhero
are l,lore names that we presume should he
added.
, 1880-05-19
I'1IlI}EN.

6ptttal Dtsndtth to Tho Ehtedeo 1tth1nt.
WASHINGTON; u. e., May 1s.-rhero was
an Informal conference hero yesterdny Of
tlirea lending members ot the Domocratlo
Nntlonal Convention. They were Chairman
Darnun', j. Il. Priest, md ". L. Scott.
What their business WIS cau only la sur-
mfscsl, but they left this evening for New
York. They discussed this, at least: That tic
strength, of the ridden movement las nj last
been felt In Washington. Members Of tho
two Houses nf Congress, who have al1 along
bccn mt only outspnken IN uleir hostility to
Mr.. ridden, but l,avu insisted t'lnt the masses
Of tic par.y nre not with him, aro becona-
Ink convfnccd of their mistake. During
tho past few weeks n number l,nvo visited
their constituents. while others llave run
over tU New York for 4 day ur tWu. These
gentlemen lnVe Invariably rDturned with
nrofnMnttnr respect for Nj. Tiltlcts's strength
tlinn thoy had When they went nway. Those
wlIu 60 home flllh their constituents anxious
to fight tho hAttsu over ngain with tho same
lrutler, anu those who ri tn New York ln-
yarlnbly report that they found themselves
there I'll tho centre Of n storm ot enthusiasm
for Mr. Iiidcl, this only otl,er man spoken II
IN tint city rs Il possible Demueratic candt-
date f0r tho Presidency being Mr.. Bayard.
Tiie observations Ut these three gentlemen
llnye shown thom tlMt. nntl they all have
Como to tho conclusion that II Mr.. ffilden
will tako tho nomination hc can llnye 1t.
, 1880-05-19

QH t1tR lf{TFtCKs
An OH City n,nn wns standing In front Of a
dentists 0lltco With an anxious, unhappy look Ia
bis eycs. and two yars.s Ct tlnnncl round big
to tho iontists sign, aud Ii hcsltat,ag sort nf
wny paoed his foot on tho lower stair, thon
cno nut to thc strqet "Ft,n as u ho ha tor,
III liz ,ats ,'eS,, wefrs, a si Jill: '"o's A'a' '' ~
rysF Sa ss sE qSnsa ssa to ss ss'S wsp ps2 yas
hettnr 90 right mp atorc your courage fnlls you.
Wors. thiug ~ tle ysr!d y pnI,n n too.h. @ rYa
swly, ittsc. bullets ID NY head, 'and doctors
run prthe througl, hoIa II my shoulder right
aSw tcaht 'htSSs Ssaa RX R ns ssy nut. t. AK y aSo, tS
never knew what pain WIS, IN / h,.d
acite @ d herriiis. i i i. ~ .swfail lit
yoilr mouth pulls Tho ttoth right down through
yoMr jnw-holie, a.ld thon ynisks away ns u l,e
Was wv pui,,nS on ~ "id gnKt!lv n1,d ~ yer thnk
siaens @ ,va rcf h ttcE n En rxht nH the.s .sI
prs pafo. yuur- mind tor It. All don't yer
take ntlor. Knew nlnIi onc.t, about your
died. is aacro'.s 10 % Jess @ 10 eH ss". % nj II i.Se W
u stund /. whsn II, IL Geslns twtstia tho honss
,!on't hayo It ant; I'M maybe yer won't anshow,
fur sometimes the tooth breaks tho 1aw. lntHn-
satory rhnnsnatiaIn strt3os tho whats-tts nAMc
Just ut this 1nolnc,!tn u young maj, practicinK
on il Frenuh horn IL! oilc ot lho upper roona
blew long, .plofe!ng b!,st i!ke tho w ct !!
Through the hull. tho Clonel said, "'rhat's II.
thoro's sono oi.e gsttir' tooth pultu'l now,
s just given ' tso iirat twist citisr Gome risht
IL tSero e. soos sxs Gs Aeffs saroy %h!
mn htl1t" vailed thu CtpluuaI--l1ut lto 1gHsI' t
, 1880-05-19

4 s.FenE. story otn,ca trgM Constnnttnop!o.
n1air given IN herman puper, three robbers,
nr4nod TO tho tooth, broke tnto tho houso Of
tnE 10 forthw!ta mur.'cr him u ho r.
from him hts valualiles md money. The
PFt,ssfMn Ct oico E0ye up BIZ, gold watch, and
sans n gf Turkish money s4lgh ho ha4 II h's
robbe,s., .Agatn they th'%Gatoned % death. md
tull thcrn Whero they would md tho koy Ut hls
busLness aafo. This sAfo happened to bc III
rtom OIL tho third Io0r, ut the tup
Of ths house, and thither tho thrco rob.
hasttned, leaving the oxnor bound. aud thrpat.
cnlnR to rutntN and shoot him II he usllsd for
asslstalice+ lint III thoy went up stairs hia witc
who l'cen watching whit wns taking place fr,,nl
another. ruc11n, slipped quietly in hild cut tho
bol,ds Ut h1F husband. Ar,ninB themselves with
atai.s, ea.no upon tho robbers absorhs.l II IL
dividing among themselves thu contents Of
the s.lfe. and without word shot down two Of
them. Tho THIRD thsrw down hta woapotIa and
begged for mercy, Turning tho tAt!rA upon
h!m the tr.,saan bounl III tato ,!ssattaat tt.st,
ipade1 5sSSlseE n her haMa hssensd 70
fnund the nlstGur ln chalEo absena, anl,
On Inqulring for u sub .,ttcer, was tuld
that both OF the latter were Glst away. There
upon the rrAsalan asked four of thu laen ID 40.
burxllr tntu custody. Arrived tn tho roon.
looked At tho twu Sorpses, Looked it tho prfeM.
er. aud recognized Iii the two former tho sub
otlcers, aud lu tho lRtter thu otcor OF thcis uwn
1uurl.
, 1880-05-19
IN CHICAGO.


The interest In political atfnIrs seem to be
cel,tered NIL 1T Springfield ut tic present
time. Every body, whether Democrat or Re-
publican, seemed to be looking towards the
action OF to-dAy's Convention. There seemed
to be MI Impression AMONG s0nlo people that
there would be bolt unless Justice was
tlonu Cook County, and tllat two suts of dole
gates 10 the Chfcngo Convention sll,d two
Statu tickets would bo nominated. To such
action, however, there ,Yaa q decided objec-
ttot, as 1t would give tic Democrats too
good chance to carry the State and county
next fall. AZ tile Grand Pacific there wero
but few politicians about, md these few
seemed to be Of but olo opinion, AMI that
was. that the Farwcll Hall delegates would
submit to no compromise.
At tlle Palmer lIouso quiet reigned.. Tho
headquarters Of tue Grant crowd wero It,
during thu day did not feel 81 confident Of
success unless they got share Of tho Cook
County delegates. 4 number Of the leading
nen2erats tappsarea to bs Ia 9ottlnE
Itten seenls to DO OIL the increase. Perry
II. Snnitl, even, It Is said, is not very coni[-
tlent uf lls success At Cincinnati, Though he
sxssSf nf u q sss ss . ss sptnSEedR t. "a %R IT, % 81.
It III e;ondct III @ 0't a. to % oes sa@ys Hs 's''
strength, and uoeS NOT belloya that tho SaEo
Of ur!1l!nlercy rark Guy be rleotnd, even
nKaitat aIant. senator Dayld Davls 70 titld-
Ink nnhy: followers, and from present it!lca-
tiolis mixed nelnoGratlc delegation n Will 20
IL Springfield IRON Ch!caEo. T!lo Deln9crAtS
make thelr fight entirely on the Presidential
ticket. 70 fur, only one Doln9cratto candi;,
iato tor Congress Il opeily IL tho & tGlt!, Gna
trlct. lie has the support Of the Young d.
lnUeraoy.
THE LAST LOAD.
unabated ysstefSsiay. BysryboGy wiz couli
ralSe money enough to nay Its fare, ur llaG
jnllucncuh in any quarter BY wlleh lle
seuli g "a secure ) p1'ss' won't down to tho seas
II wax tile last call, and the far end OF tho
| prucesslon wus not deYui.i ut tfe element Of
sulutherel entilusasin that has marked the
delegations Of tie past three lays.
The following s,lsivus ONES Iaft on tho
p,orulng train by tic Clliongo d Alton
, 1880-05-19

~ IN Editor u 7a1 EhftdgJ T160nf. >,
Cnlc.A0n, May Isl find tisc following
nlnong.this evenings Jo,4,a.al'a dispatches:
SrllTuriELn, Ill.,. Alny ls.--1I. 4. Rust. Of
tic Palmer fIhlisI delegation, wnll known Iii
lIu won't 10 bed ol, i cot in the latllcs' ortt-
nary, III whtcl, flye otlcrs wero sleeping,
putting under hEA pillow Ills vest containing
nwalcli wurtt stAD, n chailt worth 500, Il
cas f' II III 'f abo''t 5 T% % % W"rt d a" s' i" " t
rnItrOnu pnssrs. Wlun lie nwukp this tnnrfl-
Ing, tho vest MID contents wcro gnnc. The
vest wus subsequently fund iii tho hill
iho thcf. Tho gentlemen who waro in tic
ruoIn nre nil known a'ul above suspicion.
Is 1t any wonder that persons who wcnt
down 10 Springfield to steal Convention
sloNld appropriate witch. nIft little
molley tint was lying round loosoP Not ut
I'LL. ANTI,
, 1880-05-19

noon to-morrowa' The .sl,nrp contest betwecn
thu friends OF Blaine and Window III tho
primaries and cottnty conventions has sbcen
warn,cst mcctlnes' hnyo been hsld
in bcIanlf Of 's!boti,. Winslom's cahqi-
dncy has grown rapidly III strength
anl seriousness Ii, Tho past week. lffs
friends are conylncots tl.at .hc really has =
chance, md nro labor1ng to Impress that con-
vletion upon thd delegates. Tfatttlo runs
largely ln bis favor Ii tho latest county con-
sc,ttots, and n,any delegates formerly for
blaine aro turning I'd the Minnesota Sen
ator. Congressman Duunctf, who has great
fntlnonco Int tho First District. and whose
position, was in tloubt, canlo ont unrescrycdly
for Window III q letter published this n,orn-
Ing. I'll consequence. he Will 1layc tho 1,caEly
solid vote OF tie shuttlorn countless. "A
instructed, tho delegates stand abous
12o for Window to ITO for Dlatnc.
Changes stncp tlio arrival Of Tho .lclcEatcs
hero will giyc Winttolu b larEcr majority.
Chairman Dlakoly, Of tho State COMMITTEES.
estimates IL from twenty-five to forty. 1t is
certain TINT WIntlom's friends will control
the Convention, aml that tho dc1cgatcs-at-
largo will bo III his favor. Tho Districts arc
mt 40 certain. l,l the First W!ndonM, H. hnS
7 large majority: IL tho Second as,tl Third
II Is possible q cqntcst may arlso oil tho
question of nppoEtfsh,g delegates en- masse
0r by districts. 'flsc former flas bccn thu
custom In thts Stato r4tof y cnnsHmt ,'s;;,,t
e Gscses asSf Il tx xe rsns fasS q so 's
ore stil II session ct inlniEht; Ths , nlat!1o
S asiesats tfe nTafhs Thes ndom nf5s9n' mc snt aSs Ss
nijn,inai rssolutton tcclnrynr Win
doni their, preference for President, and
pletlgInK alt thetr efforts to secure tlHlegatcs
n candidate agnfnst all otlera. first, lnsa, anil
al e tiS Thts foIeshaows lew tho t nstrc
coSanEss1oNAI CONVENTIONS.
8peetal DGputeh ia The Chicago Trthuns.
ST. rAur4 May. 18.--CallB were issued TO-
day for KeRablican GeMEIes9nal N' ConHs :F;l
only candidate In the Third District Is tho
present member, tho Hon. W. u. Wnshburn.
H. The Second District te prominent Saal aa;
BTATE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
n ~ rT<strn Astoetattd Prtts.
ST. PAUL, May is.-rlo State Republican
Convention meets l.ere tomorrow. Many
delegates are here tonight, unusunl inter.
est Is felt n the event. The candltncy OF
lcntcd Interest TO tho contest In thu pri.
marfcs. OF the whole humber Of Delegates
chosen so fur III nrc instructed for Wlh!lon,,
ITO for Dlnine, md 10 scattering. 1t tS
tSoy onsSt snnn WSn w tp &C. coyso Ss so.s sffts c ST
larger number, and will bo presented to the
National Convention almost unanimously rs
n candidate.
, 1880-05-19
RADVAY'S REGULATING PILLS!


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Without Pain Always Wsltab1s Se4
Natural IL thAlr Operation. ,xvv
4 yEuET4nLR SUBSTITUTE R0R cAOa.1, ~
Perfectly t..stpless, elegantly o3atoa sd ssd
sMoot Ka.n. pur&o rnRulatS, pusnY' e''"N''
isaIwAY's rr1ts, tor tho enrs ct q! d.sGnsdsSs nsS
Of The Btouach, Liver, l,owels, Kian9!, !!,o.tiou+
dor, Nervous Discusses, Iendacho, E9,Gli.a'snss,
Cosilvonets, indignation, pysp4ps!a 9'p.iji piies I'D
Fever, Inflammation of tho N9HTfssSe Tsssesa' WAe'
Fented 70 effect perfect c,se. PutS'5 r. dslste.
bic. containing no mercury, rninofsls' ~ i;
S5;S:ys tas f9''og{|nE II"
eiipAtlon, Inwarf Plies, FnilueAs OF tha MatspA,
ths Head, Aoldlty of the bt1mAco,, ~ Wslaht
noaFtGpr.,. nIskust Of gool. fnnssss ss'ntef s1
Y tie 1stoMaca. Sour Eru9,ats,1ns;o ut,nG Or suffering
F.ioa. nots sau or wea ha9erS shs r.. Ps
and Dull IN,ln ir tho Head, nehcionrS!, Ell Psi4
eptrauon ysoxnss. q tho skin ,aa alla ffiassss
Heat, nurtlnY II! tho Flesh. war. vi, fros tts
4 few ti0sed Of NApwAYs FILE LLSMnnisrs Mi
&yetelp from ali tho Hboye. natnod a'sose'
Price, X3 Csnts Per BOZ nj, o1f
We repeat that tho reader must !G2sassas GomsSss "a
books tss! aud papess On ths a161ect e. ts1asmed: ~
"Falss ats4t True"
"Hadsoay en- Irritable Ursehrd."
"HadaouN on 8ctpfssla," .,t ~
and Others relating to dinosens clsssesA
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READ HFAL9H AND TRUE RI
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~ Rasrss, oar. UgtstFeA-ss.t Ass0 fosnA -. - RI
:. ~ information sagth taq4sauds W. W.
8Jpn4
, 1880-05-19

Chronic Skin t1iscascs, Cnr1es Of tho I}ont In.
morS In tho Hood, Borufu10lls Diseases. til y.
Unnaturnl Habit Of Hody. Syphilis ani VenetssSf II
Fever Sores Cilr0nlo or OLD Ulcers, Ha1t Nhennms7
ulcket4. White Swelling, BclId ileHj JItcsis..
Affections. CHnkerS, Ulailtlulnr BwellInuB. EoJ.ss
Wasting nIli Decay OF tho Iloly, Plti,uies m
ulot4hHH. 1nnlorN, Dyspepsia, Kidney AID nisd. s
der Diseases. Chruhto hhaumattRM md iInus
Consumption, Gravel and Caloulous Dsnnstss
md varieties Of the abovo complaints to SSiss
so,net!nlos Ata Etven specious na1nes. "As4
Possesses tho curative powor over those dseasts
that Railways lsosotvent furnishes. It cutys
step by step, surtiy, from the foundation, a1d
restores tho injured pnrts to thoir bound cp11dI.
ton. THH WA6rHa or THH noDr ARE BTOprfn
AFn HEALTHY nf.0On Is EUpFL1Ep 70 rEtk in.
TEN. fruM which now tnatcrtn! 10 formed. ThIais
THO first corrective power Of Ralway's NcsotYcnt
In cnsna wher1 tho system has been sayated
md Mercury, Quicksilver, Corroaivo SuhIlMsts
hayo accumulated nn1 hnoo1no derosltel ID tas
bones, joints. 9to.. causing onriea Of The bones,
aweit!nRs, vnrlcose voinB, etc., the Sarsapari]ss
will resolve away tho#e deposits mud exiermi.
nate the virus Of tho sllsenss from tho systcn.
II thhGe who nro tnklnB those medIctnes for
tho euro OF Chrunio, Bcrofulous, OF Byphtitio
diseases, however slow may be tho cure, "fet]
nettcr,' and md their general health tH1pruY.
Ing. tholr Hesh md weight. increasing, OF eyep
Keeping ft8 own, III a suro sign that ihe cuta d
progressing, In those dlspnses tho, patient
either gets bottcr or woree, ,-the virua Of Tie H.
eass is = Mt t' 'nastIyc # nut arrested and dasta
undermine tho constitution. Al soon II hs
BARAArAR1L11AN mnkea tho patient feel bet.
ter" every hnur yOu will grow better aud ID.
rre1SD In health. BtrCupth ard t1eah.
, 1880-05-19
OHIO,

sotefat rt,nateA 70 1hs Chfeaeo TtthtInt
c,r ,.,,,,,,. n Nav ov1a-Frou, tho nuts,do
!, COLUMBUS w siaY 4o;-tloih .lo ou!s'ae
the1e Woaid appear 10 w notIlhs aoins ~!
the polltical He'll, bnt upon close oosefFa-
tion 1t Is discovered th1t while the public
are watching Illinois with eager interest a1d
hope that the third-term faction may be
o1l'ea onGnt u slent, te .l.ost sn'e"u . ,,,' na
adroit Of tho Ohio politicians nro not Idle,
but arc working quietly, n.ld rs 1t appears
from what chi, be learned from tho agents
Of oec1etaty onetsaa''t WIN saseoss '.. HlnIn
Of tue Trcasury Department. There lnny
haze boen a tlmo when the. hired workers
hope that their chief might be the Fortunate
man at Chicago' antl oyen after the QUO
Convention, which was mailnged III their
nt IMs1eas ,.,'...s,a, @ ,a,anduo nvpu tho 4aot t,,o+
oat' nothwitnstanulh9 tne iact t,las
the 4e'ngnu0n WIS dlPlaeds hlao
Of tho district delegates being solid for
Blaine flEst anil lpat md ten eortaln after q
complimentary bhtlst. But tho majority ot
III aI1 n "nnu,'ncs1 tsemaj se,'',inr %''.'' ~ ' -
''' MAINE IS Ti.nln srcosn CHOICE,
Which, 10 far Us being Ut any particular serv-
duentrats e ns 'at Il he torty-for II lei delegates
after iie his been cumpfimented. The Ohio
politicians Of the Republican faith believed
that harmony might By forced a!!u tho lc!e-
Cation held solld for Secretary Sherman TOR
III i,ldeilnlt time II ti,o machine wns proper
~ managed; but, unfortunately ior them, the
other .Statcs during: tho past two weeks.
nus Ind tho effect OF causing tho
machine men to consider whether, or
no II Wns not about: tlIno to !eayc the Shcr.
1nat, slip and board mother before they lost
Nil opportunity of saving themselves. It u
sS To- y n aSs % re4 to sse Seseyes shf s y
, 1880-05-19

ID ths Editor u 1As Chicago Tribune.
M1SNEAPoi.1s, Mfnn., May l7.-lt tho ILL.,
1lois S,atc Convention decides that the NIL
lority In Cook County is entitled to Its quota
Of delegates IN tic Convention, will II extend
the sni,lo rule to al the Uther counties III the
State? And Il not, why not?
FAIR PLAY.
, 1880-05-19
h11NNEaQTA.

uEIE0ATE8 0ATlIElktNn.
Spttiut Dtspatsh 10 Ihs CAledoo 1tshuaA
ST. PAUL, Mlnn., May ls.-'Che city ID full
Tonight Ut delegates 10 tho Republican atats
Convention that meets ln thu Opelu-uou ut.
, 1880-05-19

Knowles Iussct Powder Gun IL by fur tho lest.
, 1880-05-19
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nleGr skin. IT you would have your HnaG Asnd
y9nr homes solrA, Without carlos and vn,,e Urn.
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