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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
- HOURS PAY FOR Eight HOURS WoEK-AN II

1rN HOURS PAY FOR Eight HOURS WOEK-AN IN
Fiction THE HOUSE rsCNPED.
WA~mNGIoN. june 1.-the House, after
good dead Of spGttcrng by the friends "f the
dear laboring mcn--in navy yarls-has passed by
minority of more than two-thirdS Joint resolution
dcclIiu. that hereafter wolklnrn in the Govern
m,ut employ shall receive ten hours pay for dong
eight hours work.
Thi, proposition was cloqucnt'y advocated by Mr.
PIgr of California. who's, district includes the
Mar. Island Navy Yard, and hy Mr. iool", OF
Ylr-iula, who cou,s from the Norfolk District,
where ,lrr' j, also 4 navy yard.
Mr. lluan of South Carolina, ~as opposed to
the lura~urr and Therefore desired leave to print in
Ii, Congr,,,;opal Rr.o,d Formidable manuscript
vhi.h ho lrolmcrd. Mr.. Ii,Iman spoke hyc
minutes. TIE House, judging his whole essay by
NJ, ,aupl, be- delivered, concluded that II vas n4t
worth rrutiu, and refused thc l'ayc tr asked MI
1ilimru rl,n tried 10 read tn" who'll, production
aul at one time thcrc appeared To be- lnmineht
dnugrr that he would lc allowed 10 DO 50.
yauu. member from Missouri. named Frost
earned che gratitude OF th" country by obJcctng,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
IA, pmiV N,rSslye:
cIrn UI& ~ >orIH INEEIrL

1ur viIurrtwtL CO.. rTtNo- hHr~ lt'N iH'
Arri>II>u E. E.. t.Ic lELItlL> '
Lo<Im<. Jane l5.-lt J, rrpottcd ln thr
...vt,j .,. v-i a.it election b.. ti.r a ..ii:. ''
-,l..lj:, 100 t.r ll'.. i.-'. r-.t'rl ir ' '''' "l
Gra... E,,a. Nai-.r ot W,r. "a.-' .." t"n "a'
favored , t!ic Nt;l.aI ,,,y,rau..t. oHl tat A" im-
lrr,,ou prevails, t.tt a.- o,'aancat la t'" '"'t.-i '
r...I.. .,,iaur 90; O., rro,",r %. E.r'"- A'i 20 N
Resist ta,I,.-;aG4'iou ut D,n,s t.rt. ma r~- ' '.
clare ,u- ..,r-..,u of Eu-n"- As-,a H'" .r '.''''
.,.,u. vl.t.a vuat bad 20 c'u "or.
1.--,,.. .,,, ,.,..a r...,ls.l lt fho T'r"-l u".c
t.,ata- E.:-A ri.,,-.a't'Nr. ~ LH. ."- Ave. '.i
Yott.y.,o- -t,.r t.. ta" io-t- 90 lHr"'~ A'''' '.d
in..r ..a 4r. ,-,i l ti- ut..- ARE ".; '."''I 20"
sHd 1a- Irii-. ,roa on '., l.'er r''t'' - ''ii
tor-,.,cI - EI.u'- Arr's
Tlr,y.ai.- .i.',ono: lts "udrr',' go H, a.'' %
lr,..c. -.y.:."A .,-..u ftoo, E..a"' t't'-. '.i
,,..,..,,t tu..a.u.. -ar- 'NAt . . a.a. 'ai '.'.
gam fpn N .....t.. d.'.i "-. .E ';
ltlr.rl
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AN AWFUL CRASH IN A FOG.

TWO HUGE STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
THE QUEEN AND THE ANCHoRA COME TOGETHER
IL A DENSE FOG-BoTH VESSELS BROKEN IN
TIE ANCHORA ALMOST sUNK-PAssENGERs
TRANSFERRED TO THE QUEEN.
The ocean steamship The Queen, of the
National Line, on Sunday struck the outward
bound AnchOria, of the Anchor Line, about
300 miles east of Sandy Hook. There
vas dense fog at the time. No lives
were lost, but both vessels were badly dam
aged. The AnchOria was so disabled that it
was feared at first that she would sink. Her
passengers were transferred to The Queen and
brought to this city.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
CRIMES AND c4srILIlEs-BY TELEGRAPH
cnrNrEnrr1r AMER1cAN GnLp coIN-

COUNTERFEIT AMERICAN GOLD COIN.
OTTAWA, Ont. Juuc l5.-C COuuterleIt $50 AmeTi-
can god pieces N circulation here.
SUDDEN DEATH OF \ CONVICTED MURDERER.
TORONTO, Ont. June l5.-kobert DecUurcler WhO
shot hs brother last Fall ard be hanged morrow
dled suddenly IN his cell iu jan 90 iay.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
AYIMER, Que, June l5.-One Johnston. residing
In tbe ognship Of Malahde Killed his BROTHER day
tnedately aftcrWard c Juaitttd suicide
4 TENNESSEE FARMER KILLED.
MEMPHIS, IenD.. June lo;-W. IL. Bailey, re-
.,ertshe farmer residing Como Miss shot and
Sed by a man named spiyey on satnrday evening. Tie
quarrel was about and
sENTENCED POR NAIL ROBBERY
pm ADEIPHIA. June I5.-Colonel Charles kleck-
,h ost Oc clerk Of Attracting letters from
The Pst O.c sentenced this mofnng u psy hne VI
$50 ana 70 be imp prisoned for one year.
BROKEN RAIL AND A WRECKED TRAlN.
1,tfcolonia Railway from Truro nearing Amherst en-
caunted broken rail- and twenty laden cars were throEr
from The Isck The engine did not Leave e t Ahe toae
beQ " as pTetgY vel ploughed ".
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THE DlSrrrEEa or THE COMMONS
MR. o'poNNEl1 TO ASK FURTHER QrEs7IoNs coz
CrRNING HE FRCNCH ANBANSADoE-IHE fEhS'

MIR. o'poNNEIL TO ASK FURTHER QrHs1IoNS CON
CrRNING HE FRENCH ANBASsADOE-IIIE fEhsS
oH THE CoCEsE CT InE rEfNirH.
LoXpoN, June 15.-Mr. O'DOnncll Qlomc
Rulc M,ino,r from Dunglryanl Will ASK the i"'Io"4N
oe,ti ION. m tie House of Commons Oh Thursday next
Whether SIR Charles Dixie Under Foreign sccrc'rN'W
lay on the table that portion of tho evidence "''"''
before the Commission Of the National AF7'h"H '"''
related to ccItJIn Instructions alleged To nave "''
given by VI. Cul'Iu liarour uhc newly aPP''"',
French Ambas-aG.r To Lond0n) with reference Z" 'n'
Mobiles: h tier hc viii lay ou the table c"i " ''0
ind,ln.ut cf the Court at LYONS in the ease ol t'e
Christian Brothers against ". Ch1lemrlLnr'ur ""u
Others and ala, ro, of the iuiEmcnt Of lh' ''"'' @"
Appeal at Duou coulimne the judgment OF '"' ',''
at Lyons I'm that clsc MIR. ODonnc! VIII also '-N '
Ftvcc,t Po>,ra-tcrGrucra whether Zee "i'. iAh' any
steps To- ucrnit The wholesale circulation 0" l"t""" ."
u.yspa,rs containing the rrAycst charges against W.
Chalamrl Llcour
me iiD,lS this uoruiu, hlmcs Premier Gladstone ''F
NOT a.loWIn. Mr. O'D,uu.lto 20 on Vih tl' Pl l~''N
to t. autrc.ci'- 0t VI. thirmcl-lIc'uf,a a'' say -
"Nohr.y v.ul tluyr r'cn thc worse for Ut 'A.'p
Mr.. on uucu Ihe IIou-r ha. tr'rd cF'N Jt,, ~,
aeali~t ,Iotti,i. Of utd-r rNrert iho HCi"h "l'" ~
found m 81 ci sem ',i{ @ ,lH'r ,.'r' t.I Il IL
/ d. ~ v.ry uitlc lupo.t.uc, what Wit' 'vifIt t> ''
h,s1r>~ ot ra.lacul "I!l cease To 'c @cr-'HeJ "''
ruptcl 10y t'i-u.'
Tie pmiy Nnrs sy-:
lhc countr us' feel grateful 20 Nr G''dst,n FOR
nrutuy d,n.trInd %. character "t t'- h'"' "f , '
mons nut $50. ifoiN tuiu fl, ucct-i1u tH.'H I'I t'
vcry exc poul course ot action t'h'" " iH' ''F'''
/ McUt'
INC ran 1i,V rG,, Vcth.~ evening concludes an AI'r
a.pr,vinc Ir Gladstone. action ln thr House '' ''
mon, l,.t u.a, l The i-r Of Mr. opoancia o-i"I'"-;
tt,,.,,. l de ID, tll. .i.,lurf of Nf. uI'"-
url So ulI uo.. m.u o-i.r a- g." H. o' o. b.. %. E
C..,..t.ir.Ar l..,l,. '..., l.i- L.- i...'' -i
IN ,,,., ,rf of Nj O'Il.uu.lL O. .- t' r-: "i'I ~
-, .iit...t,i,i O., l.r Conservative Of" Hi To- I
pu:y. o,.,s,, 20, % r'f rnt'Irtt,d - ''t ''''
l .t'..
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Bnr\n rOE CINcINNATL

The picparatiou, for the departure OF the
rival dc..at..rs aud .ac!r ~yuI,h.1 q" '.a laiih
aIcieag.y complete Iae d"."-'.c- an! A.'i ''''"
the Iyln. Hal o1sluztitu VII start IAai9l'y even
y II order 20 h- IN ChcuuaN M tu' Z" A"ld meet
uc SATURDAY evening Iht leader Of thc IrYI.- iItI
r,,nz io,. sI tfer adhcnats vl! ." hY -r'lA irdn
from tie Grand ut.a Depot at $50 j. H. f'lAy II
j. cNu,ctci tiAt 800 60 PERSONS va. 70 oA tbs
;r,iu sl.c.N car has been chartered by 7"ciH
B,yye ex-senator John Fox, Hubert O. Ihomia' r\'
Governor II lInlu, senator Eccl,snc, IEom '''-
',,n tr1crI l!uint~ f. Boufsc and H.rHa'i N'it"h'
IL !. tNp. cti tlat tie party W." Ite'Nt 4c' I
fru Albany Rochester, Eytaru>c, l. mira hhl huI i."'
TIE iun:.iy -ucci. train VIII icdy" thc "Iti4 ''N,
II, Drpo, IL q:iJ SatuIddY Ihc rc.r-''t~ iu
tl.r. 'vil Hs-ru.ue az IanmHuy Han al so o. h 10
,erivc th,ir badges. and Will then march, WIN btu l.
~ ,r plt stops W.! hr iaGr al POu- t-'' liI-
nf, yauy :, ,h.uct iady. PIatluc BdS', CNtt' - l-
ci,.e LYONS Rochester Batavia ana Buut.' "n'Lt'-
s,,r,rr h,lui. Brvuu4u VII ur lie G:hud Malspa
Auru.,l- >chc has spec al car lis Eut Ic Nu1-
,rnll-r Kelly Orlando B. Potter. William X tftS StFs'
HT'lsi BE mont, General vi liam r. smith tN Leu,
trnSntti0vcrnor William D0r-hcimcr Johh Hunter anu
JJuu ii. Mooney.
tfoy Loeal Republican Ntetngs See nm fage.
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yuLrIE or NATIONAL BANK.

BrAlrLruoRo, W., June 1j.-t'Icat excite
.,, tr.t,,- here tor-lt over "a" report u the IN
,,,.gc. the Ig,. Na..oaA B,uA Il Brat !eboro one
~ th, lr...t and oldest Institutions In The
..,,..,. rp-.,.u'iu. S3oOoCO cAi:Il stock
v., l.-,.-l ,ioo10 and SGoNOO surplus
-st 1,r 100000 damages has been b''NAi III '"c
.a.t t. ...t, .c.'r,' President Sila~ VI. NH'e wLo
~, ..., n Tnr-lly .t-t. aud Il VIA So movements
,... .t.-. .f,..- uror.s- to lIyc %" tu"W.ci-t.
lp,rtir,Eo W. jane Ii; = beloved tEat
.r....,- l.ytst. .ttoh sab reveal a-t 'und!hS
,,..r.- ana that even IS @cEe sums q.
-..,,nn, r forged paper WA ." brought
.r ..i". ,ne nlmcs - ~" most
., I'm. ,r .. 'u.> aut ,th"r - .trs President NAe
, l,.itl .~... lu Portland. NJ. I-r" b" =
Slid, % .g., emo rhrl FOR Ear'ur. tio4 81 AN s't-
...- ..3r ir..n tu" tone ~ C." 'r'-i 41Fr'> i.tt
. ..- .s.i'ait'cl suicide. receiver Wa have c"Ar5
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TIE TREASURY INVESTIGATION.
-+SATpI BANL-'S HOBBY-A COSTLY ltpJ Oh "EAh
ptNfooRAlIC CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
ffY tLLEsRArH 10 riL IElBr NEI

.+vAroE p,vl-s HoBBY-A COSTLY InoUGH WEAK
prNooRAlIc CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
Ibr GLLEGRArH 10 rnL IElBt NJ
WAsut>Gro~, jane 15.-ScnatOr Davis. Of West
V,r,inia could not let the session pass away With
ont calling attention once more 10 his work OF In
v.,t,eation in the Treasury Department. He read
lon., speech to-day, which seemed 10 be only an
elaboration Of the conclusions reached Ia tie ma
iorty report OF his committee together with copous
extracts from the printed testimony, the whole conf
piled m convenient form for a campaign document
The senator is not pleasing orator and his sub
i.ct WAS thrcadbare- 50 that he did not commend
close attention from anybody but the purpose OF
the nyestigation was accomplished all the same
since nothing was intended by IT beyond the prepa-
ration of material in official form for political use IN
We.t Virginia and other rural nelghbOi hoods
Senator Dawes and Senator ingalls, made brief
renles summing up the results OF the investigation
showing that beyond few erasures and alterations
nothing whatever had been found by the commit
tee in it's two and q half years inquiry and in re-
gard 10 the erasures and alterations that no evil
dance had been taken 10 indicate that they were
not coutemporaneous with the first balancing Of tho
books.
Senator Whyte. member Of the committee made
short speech bolsterlng up and indorsing Senator
Dayis but he did not establish, for the committee,
apy claim that it had accomplished anything pro-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
+ TRACE or THE .ITlLINTI.

Bo,rov, June 15.--A special dispatch from
R,,kuort MAJ says Captalu E@a'd Nil'tt fsteFday
Afternoon picked mp bottle uoatlnI III me water 1Oou'
.t,o y ms larhnr which contained lcAt from n
nocket memorandum book, on winch was written "ltn
ercat apparent haste the iolowns Aprii II. i9SV'
t-, INN Ataauta We are sinking III lOnS. - lat.
500 Auy person finding this note VIII p.ase ADVERTISE
IN the daily papers. JOun l. HuichlnSs. Disuess'
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TILEGEIPH LIIIGITIoN.

LrAyENWoEIH. Kan, june 1j.-Thr hear
ing ~ the tel riph cases i'sc Ju!-c. AcCrary amt
Foster, luyoiyi1s tIe validity Ot the cou.
tracts ~ tn. Western Uu'pu r.lc-raPl CONF
p,uy and ;lc Kansas P-c.Ac. ~. JOSEPH
sud Western. and th' Eastern branch of the Union
Pacific Rl.iolt-. VS. F"-iucd tu.s uoruus. IAc A.
cuuent was continued rs Judge BecswIth of chicago
After bI.cf rrur- 10, ut-c I-urr. of Lawrence and
Nr. Everest ol Atcu 70. Tie Court tyOA the under
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RiILUII Ne rs.

PorrAsr, y. Y, June 15.-A meeting was
ito b. tr. acs ta-lAy 10 The interest ot The Gene,
500. valley Ci,al Railroad. uaAer the bill lately passed
tlc Lr!,!A.utc, which originated with MI william T.
ftcy r-n o' P ragc IN" e. ~ %. tHc ro1d IN ,G
20 , ~ q tu tnd Rorh ester IN" line b,lnG q. INK
M me th.ou.A route froL Pbt'blr- t. k'cA, @ lLc
lei a. t track l. perfect roiI IA" souicc- "f IN ''tNc-
- m IA north, m tnl OF thr lin. P"itt-o and .Ycr
i,tr f-tI noted places Of summer peA>ut.n- are Oh
% q H liz. Ffl
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
REPUBLICAN REFORM LEAGUE.
A LITTER TO GENERAL AEIHUR-StNIlNFNr IN
wEsrrRN NEW-YOEK.

WrLISvILLE. y. Y, June l5.-Mr. y. ~
Cole Cha armHn VI the Executive '"hm'' t' "' u" ''
puhncan Reform Lea.dr. publishes here letter 10
General Arthur in v.nch n asks thar end he put &"
difference. about uoluiudtu. tAcd- IN tli> state lie
hints that the feeling among Republicans Is such th'
unless reforms are introduced there Will he loss OF
Ecruhlican votes for the CHICAGO ticket in tins stare
Tais part If the state was strongly oppose" /" '''
term aud is "a stronghold OF the Reform LcaEur RE
Vuus 10 the Ctca Convention the towns of "'i'NI"'
and AmIiv voted the Crawford County pllh Inc re-
suit was as follows We. syilitBaur, l"6; sherman
G3; Grant, =; .thout ha!f the town hr.nf P"!td.
blaine, l9i; Grant - about half the vote "r
pO!itt. IAi- iuaUt vote OF the two towns dnrul
as follows: For third term, so; AGAINST MIRA
t.rm 80, In Allceany Comfy the ratio was a'ou l'I
Grant 10 20 against: in S'tuAcu County, % - u
Cacnuue 10 , - Chiutaufua about ihr sam. l. j.
cuiutd Iatt WNOmlu-, GrUr~rr. Or. ans ana \ l-.
have necu compc. ely cNolutoul'd III s,nImcut hE
the Reform Lt.Luc.
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p.r1r1cArIoN MEETING IN oswEGO.

GREAT DRMoNsTRATioS-BXARTY SUPPORT
OswEGo, N Y. June 1o,-A grand ratification
mass meeting Of Republicans was held mere last
night the Hon. Geo. b. Sloan presidlng Inc STREETS
were illuminated with bonnres ana nrewStA~ a
naticnal salute was fred and stirring speeches were
,r.da nv Mavor Z. J. Hamilton. the Hon. Geo. b.
Sloan. the Hon. L. W. Cullinan. the hon - u
ChurchilI, W. u. Kenyon and J. J: La%1reei n ,.n.
.sssmhiace Dresent FOR Garfield and Arthur. Steps
vere taken to form q Garfield ana ALnur C'u"'
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sENATORIAL REcREATIONs.
TIE GRAVE And REVEREND UPPER BRANCH OF
CONGRESS wHILEs AWAY THE TIME WITH FIJI
IBCSIERING


10y TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGToN, Juno 15.-Thc appropriation Dills
were all ont of the way by 3 o'clock to-day. Sena-
tor Cameron, of Wisconsin, then moved to
lay aside all pending and prior orders
to take up the Benjamin IIVladay claim. This
claim has been before Congress for about fourteen
years and It will be crying injustice to refuse any
longer to act upon it. motion to 90 into eXecu-
tive session was lost by considerable majority the
ISSUE heIng between doing nothing and considering
the Holiday claim. Senator Cochrell, Senator
Wallace and others then began to fllbuster and to
talk for the apparent purpose of consuming time
81 half past , the Senate did 20 into executive
session. On rcoprnng the doors, two hours
after. the struggle was resumed but afteT
further SklruIshiuL the attempt To consider ana
pa,. the HolIaday clam was abandoned, probably
for tie session. Without doing anything Of lmpor-
taucr the : nate aftrra session prGtr2ctcd b'yOHU
10 O'Clock. touk recess until o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
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r>cirE or me "UIDOG" LEEI>.

TRENTON, y. j., June 15.-ln the United
~ t. t i.l.- a; cgHoon no.l- pr'- gn "1S cAteed
.,..,f Liza. !!.>.l... l., Wis. the frrtyId.i w-ow
,,ii-r |. W., o' JUS C.tF. who hat Q:caded
,,,. % tl. ca r VI cousp r1cy and -rch th1t tl"c
n i q ~, rrI-, n"rr. Ihr sta" authorities NJ jersey
%. ,. f.,il cont Is on fHc watch, ihtchiihg -
, l -. ,yis released pv th' n"i -td.r7 70 carry
.r,I toJ-c.ry Cty; on; hy an anrt 'Anu' .e ,y Tn
= r....,l,il was ratrrcd she Wa1 carried over 'nc
qcr UryouI the jurisdiction ~ the >'sc adHVI''es'
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rlINNoI lHL flGh" c.Nf'h'''H
p,r,. I.n. IA Erim d-ps.cl ro 'lr

P>rl-. Ianr IA E"im despatch 'o 'A"
Ia.,e.u-: " I'r -a... .''t'c' o...".
..t. V,l.,-t t,. t.. IG'. ..-'. ;'t' f.-.t ''.
.,r,,,.. ot ......'. '. a.! 'lr t..,t..n - i....
u,,,.v.c i.,-.I,.;. 80 ,.' r.:ts.a. .. "n ~. .'--
,.,. ,s,u...t.. i..a...t- a... l.ae "."l rr.. i.-
..,,.., o.. go ..a--'., n.y "t ".r ".
a.. Imt,a, W't.u. Ia~ a.' d.-r' |
ur Gt-k frontier G..-''a ".t '-." Ii."
o. F.t.t I.. -..i.-- o.: O.. l.......
- It..e. ~ Doc. ...' ,.. .,..at;- "'- I'.t ''-t
,,,, ,.. ,... ,,t.r,a. g.. .,...:,. .. ,t.,... '.. '
..,..... u, t.. f...t.. .l'..s .s' tt...t 90 ! ,
,,... ..I. r.t .'. 20 ..t.- -.l Ftt- I"r-.t ..
t.. l....,.-..L .t .t.-.i. t'.. I,.tt '.. . ''..
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UTAH DEMOCRATS OPPOSING POLYGANY.
SALT LAKE Utah, June l5.-Ihc Territorial

Democratic Committee have adoit-d the foll'"lHI;
Rcs0ir,d That u j. the solemn duty o! The G"N'rN-
ncul tu provide % >uita r law .ur suppress HE " p!tc
;cc II ri! art lin t}r r'ii"rc', ana fir' 'Ht Z"
enforce u. tuat tui- -i-tutC evil Wi.tA > - '"H-
,ali-lcl III Spltcut e. L. Il ErI.''aA t'lit'
a,d III, apathy ot EeGda ai.Nu Administrators ''.
cease.
The committee selected Alru G. Carpoc.l 20 ~ as
delegate ~ C.pcanatI to It,rn the resolution AI "-'
rs insertion IN the Dcm'cltttc National r'di"u.
TA,y also sent COPY ot the proceedings 10 MI alter
SOB OF Tic Ioui>riic CDKricfJ"UrnD' "l'A thc I'l.t
tuat lie u.a M Campbell los every means iu l- po'f
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THE RELIEF OF IRELAND

LONDON, June 15.-In the House OF Com
mona to-day the Right Hon william l. Forster ChieI
secretary Of Ireland stated that the Government can
NOT assent 10 the second reading Of Mr. OConnor Fo"
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portionate with the expense incurred and labor put

Dorfionatc with the expense incnrred anu IaDOI put
forth
The resolutions, prepared by the, committee anu
then passed without division. Briefly. they call on
the Secretary of the Treasury to send TO CONGRESS
any recommendations he may wish TO make LOOKING
to the improvement of the system OF treasury
bookkeeping This he mas the power to do without
the passage Of a resolution, and 10 is to be pre-,
sumcd he woud have done so if he saw any kood
reason to wish for reform
Thus ends an investigation which has cost thou-
sand, of dollars the only fruit of which Is rather
weak Democratic campaign document.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
ELJpIrING ~ ,IcIE1GrL

PANAMA. june 7.---Iilr following j, au OK
tfl lu....,d h> tur Ior,'',r 't N.rut-GI"r Ma 80
t-': Iu tod.s .,.-; tr 'aiu..,s oi D.u' c- ,,
A.md BE- $3.50 g., lai'5 te -.t.t" hA
,.. % .... . ia.,,r,,i,i.. CIl to'festf co.. .:..t
Il. 3d.. &, tD...l 20 rr OBJ. d. pItt. Hl-h ~. $. o..
= &c., i.. a.4.l q %" Ir''-..n.; tomrl'y ~ y "-
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.NEU-ENGLIND FRIENDS.

NEWPORT, r. l., June 1j.-The subject of
foreign discussed a tae morning meeting
Of the and Society of FrIrud-. The principal
address was lu.ie by Eh Juucs, OF Main. I4e uCIt
yearly meeting VIII be Acd az Portland, Me-
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pjuI> I1,tEI mbHIa

H>vA>>, JHnr l5.-'Ihr statement Ir t'--
,,.l..' -i... t.l. . ..... 81 .' .-..t i-' .-
J.,. ....,...t- -5 ... c.-, r .a.'ri,. g.. ''-.,+
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t-r ltD ia .'"r:.
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cr,s hill for rextcndlne the reht to claim compensation
tor disturbance TO tenants eyiccd for noupayuent "t
rent but that he wl propose cause tn ne lciei M o
Distress hill cn.arsu. tho powers oI the I9cA ou % bt
awarding conversation 90 occNW'I7 ol "Hu' w." t,,'t,
Mr Gladstone wou.d move for commission Oi H4"H'
m l.n IL ! n. OF l4LN
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.ruaLlrlS tIiuVl> lIarLIEn.

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FFpUBLICAN CLNIRAL COyWrrLE.

CANDIDATES FOR Ilt~tlifNi NNl b j. i+-i s-T'
BrNr CORDIALLY ArrEONIp-uoNoHN !" til"
MEMORY OF IuE LATE lX-NAY"E orplkr.
The first meeting of the Republican Central
COMMITTEE since the CMcaco Convention Wa h-d ''-t
evening al the headquarters ID Mtst Tart! -ta"d.i
ANof Tie delegation, wei repre- ntcd Whoa thr
roll of districts was called and Gcltrh a Chester \. A.;
tiur's name w,~ reached There "dS u.rh appliance
Police C,mul>s.Jarr Mason moved :hit ;hr m'""rr ~
c,nduc,u. TIE a. prowliaS caa,rta Dec l-t i'
TIE E\,.u u,Iye Committee with power. a'd
his ,a, cartel un1llmpu,y. o,i's o. resolutions
offered 10y WIN. A Darling and -'co.drd Pos 'A.re' =
Spencer peug hutc OF poet % tA' memory ". t"
late cN-Nayor Uid'kr va- passed n'4a 'n"'-t. f'."
Comulss.oucc = g. I:cuta offered the e.. o""t r. d
lious:
Eeso,rca That We d.m:y a1hrrc 20 IL" priuer..-
vAir. .>,r -.lt, -t- uIt. EtSr -l,t ii' H!.' -; 90
Eciunucau party. and VIA d "''c i1t"l i..
aCLcrttlyr rXlr,>-.on IN tAe rati'rL % cal A'c ~"
ESir.T Is, 'ir i,r,;- a., rho d,f.a' rf t!.o caId-
h,c.lou that tIo nomination 90 fhr Pic-H'h.} q" ut
e,lcst.y pressed upon ;Ac Couyc:loa ourne tar cIy
Lave orcislcl,d '.e .usrr ,.l'tr-, cor ry'u - '".i
: lar auu-ou.-n 'i- r,,k- OF 1h" d~'r'''d. "", +,
would nave unl,,i ,u tlr -ucrtss ot car t.t-' 'iI
ir51,,c I' W. c5ny,l..Sn,' .r.,c,,n ot Ja.,-
A Garfield, tac confident or",i i"@l L-
n.',ut.' 1ly z 2 .n H. p~cail.. BE- wa, Hid; -
o.er IA t. Wtg OF tar E..r..'.n' ','1,',r 4, 't
scio..r ~aGtv!'u, - ''t.-ln'ti 1id -''"'I. t'i
can; ,.''~', .i-r i' VA ~ l. '
j 10. , s
i,.trI 4..il s:Iii ,-- ~ every patriot e.. E
Etsl5r,' I.li t-fcci1.y f..,".'t," our. Ht"A
nc ttt ;.' r.- c.udiittc tvr ;!' Wee I-''i. BE-
no. olfy "a yes - our OWE STAT i Gig, " j. '
houur,d had oj TIA. r'".ia.i'c- We hi' h"
no uitu ol stri.;cr ntcsc'y ~ O." "f.a-
plll,. t,d private !f- up l..ic p4tiit = '- .""
fr,u- md u.~.a,u ."id-r TO % one hitl,' 't"' u'-'
s-rut.,luai lo ia t'.gi--a o. earn -' i'r i
can han CA.>.cr 4. Ar,L"r "" "iu EH"M -I". .-'
c trr lilu 90 pee t'OiousIN equipped ln 'H 4-ti
h., al and be-, az the arl- oi lUr b." exile" u
l Vui-.i Ice must r.uil a-7-l'-
K,so'r.d, Iatt t.c coun.nIt'H or t." 'N' h''"
v.lr4 are as .cstrl 1u our I.rsri'hH l'H' i-'H'-
tat ticket lusI4cp.r. We con-r'in 'ir "i DO,
~, rrat ua1;y which We o"r a..' E'tu'r it' 10 a.
i. ,.. - DO it-lus factions. n' dl>"ii'nt r--; " d
! r..-iiuf L- p - A!H-,t O. AL tN' l'-' "- ''-
z,los ,t:- i:l'l Tire az - t"u iui llt lN4 Pc
/ ,lut cess ot GAIay.d AMI Ait.i1.
/ U,trlc,-Attorucy g. h. Phelps seconded tA' rc~ .
Mons, ursaId IL was hardly ncc,--uy ios d." o. t+
I pre,4 Ills profound e;ataca;ion 81 t4r l'-at q"
/ Tie C!...a. COuyc.j.oH. II va, woAt,t.u -L". o'
urn had met there and -;rg--r for ou. "! .' ",r'
for the Idatc- of tAy!c chlc'. anc t.to' u'r".
Dalu !:c GA Tie c.ul!-c ~ t;.cI4'r, ..'i ''r..'c
r,c 1.io.!,y ,i tn- people OF IL. und sta'o- "oc.'
ulI,c ou TN, cta ..:'it
Il.Au I;aot a..o ,ca',d g." rc-'.ution- Of .rns'.
rr committee tcu w ol.irI uot e. uc-t dIt tA uAti
/ september.
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The meeting was prolonged until II o'clock Win
out any rplticnce bcug maufcstcd by me audi- a
ence Ii is evident the Chicago Convention, mas
done its work entirely to th' satisfaction OF lhe
Republicans of OsWcgO County.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
CONGRESS TO Go TODAY.
nrs1NEss nELAYEn IN ROTH HOrsEs.

BUSINESS DELAYED IN BOTH HOUSES.
THE MAEsHALs BILL yEroED-IHE TREASURY AC-
C0UNIs-IHE EIGHr-HOCR LAW-lHE sUNDkY
CIVIL BILL IINALLY PASSED.
In the Senate yesterday long session was
wasted in disputing over the Holiday claim
In the House the day was wasted in
attempting to get Il vote on the Sugar
BILL The investigation of the Treasury
accounts has ended in a costly though
very weak Democratic campaign document.
The President has vetoed the bill chang
ing the method of appointing United
States special deputy mar'hals. The sun
dry Civil bill, as finally passed upon,
makes an appropropriaton for the Indian
Board The House has declared in favor Of
the eight-honr law.