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, 1880-05-11

Sp<eta! Dispateh to 7Hs Chicago Tribune.
ISntANArot.ls, Ind, Mny I0.-The Hot. Wilt
INN II. English rofllscl tn ho interviewed to-day
touching tho truuhD which ho hnl ut the
Eleventh Wnrl primary meeting ot' Saturday
night, The niralr, ht,wuy1r, has ert,Atr,l much
comment IN locul pulltlunl orcles md, nthun9'i
Mr., Engllsll succeeded III controlling Ills wMril
By II lArge majority, tho pr0prrty Of II ca1s.Il-
llMtc for Vlec- President G,sidcscpntllhI ~ tuk1
purt III wunl politics to such iii extent
that ho should have pursDuNl encounter IL cO1l-
Rl!ercl disastrous to Ills prospects. 1t IL esti-
mated thnt thls IL but tho bcxlunlng Of IN opun
rupture betwuoll him uttl u0y. Hendricks uul
Ecnnter Mcdonald. Mr.. J. W. Ntchnt, wht sayo
him tho lie ttoct, ia n nephew ot scnalar Me-
DonntI, md bec1tnso OF tho otFanso EnRlstl's
Bo,,-in-llw WIS proparIng to trslsh tho nuphew
when ponce was hu.,.ied!y patched UP. = T.
T. position In biz purity ,, where ao GaM 'I!
ilktug, but tho friends 0t Mel)ouull
nnd lIonlr!uks Ar0 u, tho Mlort, and ir ho sl.t-
tttAlS II will p 0ver theIr upli.aitlOn. becHtlry
If stnt1 Hhianklln took II hand tr tho lnAtthr, ANIL
for this the English fautUn u u Hald. VIII resst
nrAir, hnwnver, III both al.ius are nnRnRcti In
hushnR tho sllntter up. hut enough ls known tn
allnw tho jeMlousv existing hctWHetl thns0 far-
ttons un1 tu fndioNtD npw cn.ity u rt,W cAil h0
gotten UP lh tho camp ut Tho 1nu1ana Dolloo-
rAuy. -
Tho IndinuarolIsJ Jtar,,1l nnnnuncrs this morE1-
tnv TINT. ,nter tta now nEanhEennnt, 1t Will
"oxprcaH 10 UhofrG a,notlH Republican oalldl-
dRtea untll tho cholco Of tho party IL mulo
kuOWu,h
, 1880-05-11

apsetd' Dhpateh 10 1hs chHoeo 7TsoHns-
NEW YoRK, May l0-Thc litTild aays et1tto:
rally: "Thero Bootas to bo no end Of political
surprises In the Republican party. II wis ex-
.ncntn0 that tho l,cpuhlcnn Convention OF Copk
ro,,ntv nho Ii1Iroia co,,ntv whtrh incln,,cs tho
srcat City OF cbica9o) would be f'oreoly-con-
tuw for cxcItinr novs from thut scene OF con-
,is. 49, 49, .nr,.,r,,an.,o ha. t,ono tn,t ~,
1lcI. put tno PoF'oFnnAEeu G nas R"'le N".'o w
You'd tho progrhtn. Theru WAS not only
n phtndy, hut bolt, tho third torn
m ,r ,ro ntiv rc.r,nr Il, nj, rnrIv atnua nf Tim
'.'. .'N.,aN "s y r1. -, ~ ~ ~ tos1., eu..,,
pr7'eeesilnas. iueF "nhnsc" II po'5 ltup'
Fnrwoll Hall. marched I'll with drums boating
and cotora lying tmctnphorically) to tho Palmer
TIm,uo, md ihcr, bAl,l :, senurutn Courantion In
tho ' in,orcst Of tho es.rresiiont. The Judgments
formed on this singular spcctnelo will 30
ynrIous. depending ,,Ir,,, politlcul rrclccions,
ln,t Nm ,,,nrr,i tmnrIsstn,, will In NIL
wv taui hoHu'ts' Nt' ..s .,.,aS ..'.
verse 10 tho pFospects VI tno th'fu !eFN'.
II IL Obvious that thu thFrl-tern men Wt,nll not
,,',s =, te a5 ~ M, ",,r ;sstrs ~ n,rn,,,u1
l.1s shos na14 wv % MI. ,''t,, - ~. ..s
tho Conventions Thoy decl'ntu tne Dat''o
loo strong TOR tton. Their bolt was u confrs-
si,,, .,e ,vcornnea. n VII, In IN intcrnrrto,l
s,on ~ ,,.s w." ,,,,.,a'.,,. ~ av
, 1880-05-11
THE LEADERS.

sn""'1'e 'HNF :, --...
Last evening u TRIBUNE reporter 0alo1 upon
seuntnr lam A. I,ouun Ut tho Pulmcr House, To
sec what NJ hld ~ say ~ te'ato" 70 tlo w'tN .!
tho day tnnu whAt position no reh1iy hssntnGu III
tho tn0tter. The gontleInnn WIS found In rArIor
ON o,,rro,,u,o, ~ tust t,f his rr}nntIs This r,-
s|9' ~ - ~, =. .as., ,s.s ~. ,,,.,a.,
porter askcu: nla you Aavist 'ne wttA1snws, W..
or tho Grant delegates from tho Fnrwfll Hall
Convention this morning under my uonttngUn-
oinsvts
elus! ,.,.-,.,., ,,, !. ..,,,,o,
"You came nero 70 interview ho, rop''eo
WDo YOU approve OF thu withdrawal Of tho
o,.rt ,1olo~nIon md lie Convention Mt Tho
M,i,I,a~ Man,,. ii,NsMInTo G"M1" "A'A -" '
ititst t4t u, a.vt ~. n,,,,uatnrccu nnnrova of H.
W. ,, .s ~ ,Int ~ ns,,ntnt. fru,m no, -"
Au1 Ai,1s Mit.y ~, ~ yt..ISn t 20 @,,ni,,st = r,otT
y, wv toI.i ut, III Gil atn mt In to tn
..,,,a.nai nssI ~" W" "'' "'' "''' '0 ~ ~ "
teTE,uMEu., s,n~no,, .,no1.o th,s tbtrr-"
,.GMs:euw ~ t!.i ~, XXI Hnr., m st,nosa
Iipo"MH r .i ..n,..Hii IL ' Jopi,, III t.|i vnIt
anytn1i4, ~, InawGae1M t ~ T.. nsi,U.tt .i t'' ~"
aEnin W! a ny Smmi vi f. r,tv 'i,t,sw rcnort.
cr va wss no1' nan f0n''u 0' i''A TRIBUNE ''p0's
a. n. ttoSo, JONES'
tho Chairman Of tho Republican State Contra!
Committee. J0ncs ha1 been tAklns = nap, at,.i
Elm il ho lid advised withdrawal 0t tho
Grant delegates from Farwol HILL, ho suddeuIy
frightened:
, 1880-05-11
cRnPxNOTFS.

9p1e1d1 DIpdltk 70 The Chicago 1F16NN4,
DuslsE. H., May l0.-Tho weather has been
very favorable to tho growing erppa. Small
grain is doing nicely. There ts u lurger bresdth
OF wtout plulitpd this yeslr than usual. Tho lx,-
tato-nsoi, will w vUry heavy II tho bugs do nut
Rt1t'u tho vnus. At prrsollt thpy pru,1isa ttne-
u. Corn-plansing Will tnn'nlatel thts wesk.'
Uhorry au,l Ipplo trecs bclng ss'vrErl with blos~
sOttis. -..-.
FAHluAvLr, bltnn., Nuy l0.-The young wheat
has c.'uIe up worry oy"aly, holny nbnut two
inchSs l4 h1ght: i lx'ks vSry KEesnH thrifty.
thnt VIZ Will huye IL smashing harvest Tits scn-
s0s,. Corn-planttnH has commenced IN tartlcAt.
Halu l,Ayu tlMtAhuL. Most Ill will bg slnshaA up
this week. Thur will bo moro corn pian1p this
year thul usual.
, 1880-05-11
ILLINOIS,.

Spsetas Dtspdteh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
SpnlNdpIELp, ILL.,, May 10-Tho nows Of tho
split in tho Chloa9o Convention was received
here oarly this afternoon, and tho |ntcr reports
were nwatul With great anxiety. Tho lsapublies
ut,s generally aru lHguated, anl tc.lr tho effect
sttcl, proceedings Will have upon tho party: hut
the Gunt men aro moro thoroughly disKrnntled
over tho muttor than any one esn. They ut
tribute tho lefoat Ut Grant III Cook County
solely TO John AILo0an, sayln8 that there III IL
much grcatcr,l; nill lnoro general GIa'
tlpathy In Chicago To LoEanlssn than
thure IL to 0rantts,,, mid thnt tho
this.i- TURNER'S woull havo boom successful
bud LoKan attended 10 biz business III Washtltg-
to1, a1il nut attempted u sat up his dictatorship
IN Illinois. 4 very largo proportion Ut Gruat's
must enthusiastic and most intinentta! support
crs in this part OF tho State are altogether too
Intelligent aid too independent to brook Lo-
guns ll.solcnt assu1npuoh Of leadership. Those
non while they deeply roYrpt tho defcat stla-
tnluol by tholr side " result Of Lognn'S blum
dorlng md bu1ldozluH, opcnly rcJoIoo ut bis
downfall. Thoy hayo nil along drsuded bolnH
Obliged TO co3perate with Logan III furthur-
ing 9rants cause, md thoy say Tonight
Tint, II Logan attempts TO dictate to
tue urs,nt men In tho approaching Stnto Cotl-
vonttou, tho lntter will sit down upon hiu1 In
such decided tratner that eycll his Nnn,oastlr-
able eyotism will nut prevent him from undur.
standing that politically speaking he Ia q dcni
c,rk In tho nit. Thay .ay ulsO that Logan would
eocA AZ 'uo Nv. ,a,,,osn,,.
stirred iii tho bud blood TINT has bcen AROUSED
ovon haa no oesH lus ams's VII ~ ,',,
s IN ursoss ao.oa h aI ,o,'1v sn,In,,o,n ,na,
oer oven gu 4a9ttot, a''o .. n,Vy t",sn 49, ~
L@fSnn aus suun ,;.si, '.ayms a,,s Inn
orAns from tno uo9'"nn.S, ";a .,a,,,.,n., l"s
been laoorlhx uu.ot tne aps.'u "o."sSs ~"
TINT 90 h1nso't st'oa soac Ivy" y. eouuss ~
Presidential nomination cou4u w tIuaIuetoass ssI
compnss 0rAutA Ie1oat. LUG He'ielat setuot n
hcro 10 that q. H. Fafwoit u p'ssur taaa ~. tna
John A. Loxans aha mat 1oe iattes WV w HFoa.s
surprised to ma toat o.s % n..ack em s, 1,r. ~.
, 1880-05-11

those who aro certified by tho regular Convention
IN Farwcll Hall will be recognized IN tho stRts
Convention Rt Springfield. Tho friends Of 9cn.
cause in his home Stntg by tholr ugly behavior,
and 4 their candidate stands thir.l q, tho a!st
wta @ os 4! sss'oa ;sy hoy 9sI sn1v s"t ss T.
as il i!laInS Would not ""y coms ono oil n'oa ID
a9aSts 9ol1 n eE o ssoaai ss's 1t SsSSay nm
TIE "r1MEB."
The Timer t1nd1 will say. Tho Chicngo 1se-
pablicnns seoin to npprcctate very fully TINT tho
10 confessed that tke spectacle they preseni is
trnFe conspicuo,ls thnn imposing, both factions
;;1,ttirnnt ;,t nnti nrsl.o ransIcamo togethGr f9r a
ur,,nt's ctntlccs Tor tho Presidential nornina-
uon, md ll,Nl'ng that on9 or tho nthor would ue
t"ok eneh othcrs ineas1rr: ' wherepon ono n mi,
H. aSsay md 1a,t tho "hcr wS Es'a Of ~: L
o1'o solid sxatnse urant. md th9 ,other atbcit
With t,ottnK constituency, selid Tor nrn,t
pn1 s. sa o g ot % II ea a n
aisfs aa q s'af IL ae!esdoa SSfss'' aRe
FFe ovel s1q no ssto M "s
how hnt.l y will 10 tn beat Grant IN tho Nat'ona!
either " a,s ncr or i aa
nomination II II shall te effected Tho desperate
By 6attls IN k Conty IN ~ 3 no foxn. ovor nEM!n
arc 1T fult rs 10 tho complexion itl tho statu
CnnvGntion, lcnvlng out Chicago, it viii bo
tho Grnnl men WIN will have tho advantage,
mud II will be tho turn Dr tho others
to bolt. 1f Logan hAs the lr,..iurshp,
OIL TINT field hn vii, not hrs!tntu to n'lnitt tho
solii Utnnt lelcgntion IA it Is, MD thon ho cnn
Improbable However,. thnt illinois Will tp R0lftl
for Grnnt Iii tho National Convention. Thnt IA
dream OT tho pIst. The thlt1l-tertn managers
must t1U II little moro traltn8 In tho South to
make up for tile doAcicnry."
, 1880-05-11

POSSIBILITIES.

DISCUSSED nY THE sTATH oAhplpATEs'
Among tho HUMOROUS candidates for offices on
the State ticket. present IN tito city Inst eycutpg
,r".s, syo.sra Torr E,,rt t,i.iTwov or,i 1,fr,h"r
Motn 1.esssa I"La' ~. - isuH ~. ,. a 49,.
Tor doVerhots Hhmlltou' toe AleuuMW-o"F-
crnor; 1lcece, Hnrlow, ind Dement,, for Sccrc-
tnrv of Stu;c: Shn,7. for Attorupy- t}puQrAl; and
MI,Ia,,rhry, for stntn T.rcnaur,.r. All with tho
Htet"uHn'y. ius otte 4tc.eso.et. ~, W." .,.o NV
oxeeptloh ot H!nhRor, Werc 6pcctaIofs III tha
FArwell Hall Convention. A TRIBUNE reporter
mot upst of thu gentlemen latu iaat ntpht, mid
L., er,,,,t. III ,,,t,,,,,t th,r, cr tno utt,,nt,or
~ 4nte. 'N =. tnou. "" ~.
They oil agrccd that 1t was I'M unfoftutl@to mud
die, atld mtvht provo considerable of III aprlc Of
,lfseor,i In tim Stnts Couventipn. Tho rival fau.
t,Sso .hn ,,o,1,,,sS ,r.,,,I,t ,,,,,,tto o,,iv
uons' tney penesea wuu'u u"uuu .,....''s.,.,
Ut thor delegates In full, and. should
any attempt bo 1nado to crowd either ono ont In
II q ontrotv, rn,t would In Nm rntrnl reault.
= 1"n.. ffnrns ~ e.Hnjrr,nu ~ Nm Hfmt,s
Cc,itra! Committee ~ viii enlI tic CONVENTION to
0fet 9o Hrarv n.Ss my 'nT"gh aTM Ic m a,,a III
ftin rnn,nutinn tnv tintnrm,itn r. dn ~, ttsTif
ahuHII M Sy,,t ,yn,' H. T., ssnoiI ,ntnnritv
on1 tEoir iI oa~a 1nn Fr,, +hia "itv ~. Ihrnsyn
s,,1 tU1ar wn'fa ,,nann,,r,v IL M hn Xii
{{is., ,ithio, -, ~. ,,"rtia.ne ~ ooT n orunrt.n
ym,hos ;7omrnntin," ~ uhM,tI XII IN W" nntffirnmt
iintt ~, H., trnn1nd thn e",r.; rnsiit
kT VT1 ~ na th gn,,IT ~, NV rns"MttJ tn
aint t.1i,a nu ~, "ntnnaP III r ~ ',y0 scto
~ Losnnntos tswn tr1s :" the. HatfonoI enn,
y, vnntin,S, A'o''A A-'''o ~ Wv w.
, 1880-05-11

4 CURFENTION VNFFUlEUs
NASHVILLE, Tonn., MNy lo.-Tho Wilson
C0unty DnnUer1ttiu Convention Ut Lubnnnn ts,-
tlay Il, Bnlcct Delegates IN tho State Convention
iugs Of tho Low Credit purity, WIN invaded tho
Court Ifotiso at,A by fnrco Of numbers literally
captured tho Convention. Tho scsna WIS nno
Of Wild excitement, md tho Reputation clio.
mont threatened yt0Icnco. Tho KtHte'cTtsllt
Democrats seeinx they could not taku lart It,
tho Convention, peaenl.biy Withdrew to utoiher
room IN tho Cnlirt- ltnlA1 md 0rKnnlxtaD AIll
Aslulted resolutions reAi,irmlnx tho I,rlncpcs0 0f
tho HtAtu nuninnr1ltIu pHlforIn NJ ING aud !hie,
nrUslng rDpu tilatiUil uiItl fayarnE as' blllsta'
bl0 adjustment Ut tho st!tU delt. 4 tNinHtt-
tM w4s Hpl,onted to Koleot delegates to tho
HtAto Convention.
, 1880-05-11

nt sni!l prlnlnries. tn-wIt: Thou1Rs md Frnnk
oMsnyr,., John 0'Keefc John L;e Juek Wbsan,
Dan OKeefe, John CnrnNxly, Frank Murphy,
Merlin htnlnhn. Twelfth Wnril: DUnis Twnitcy,
J1hn Murray. Etghtl. Ward: Darly hfnsinhpn,
MINI Wnrtt; john Foley, Thirteenth Ward.
NO. ,IAMrs fTilAy
Subscribed and eworu to iJcfotu mo this l1th
day Of May, A. d., 1880.
lIuNEn Il, OALrIN, Notary.
, 1880-05-11

SYRACUSE, N. y, sfny lo-In Ro,nu this morns
Ing on starting tho cngino In tho Morchnnt Iron
Mill ono Of tho boilers burst, killing Jason @.
EnHrr, William Freryo. ttouben DAvts and
Joseph Dcssock, md. II IL supposed, fatally
woundtng Adm Triscn.'ortcr. Tho mill wns
badly wrecked. Owing tn tho latoncss Of tho
hnuf only part Of tho employees wero on duty,
otherwise tho loss VI lIfc would havo been fear.
{ul.
, 1880-05-11
UNDER A LOCOMOTIVE.

6ptttdF O0pV3tH III NE C"EtuVU 1FEo9Hs. :.
LAFAYETTE, 1ltd., Mny 1n.-Anlrew Dodge,
passenger engineer IN tho Wnbnsh Railway, was
killed tonight Mt tho ro..ndhousu In this city.
Dodge waK under tho ungno when tho fireman
started It up. His neck wis brnkon and right
Arul crushed. .}Io Irsi 81. .101 In cash and nonrty
$lB,0n In checks ind bonda Un blu person. un.
lnnrtiCu. r.
, 1880-05-11

Special Dtapatth 10 Ths chicaoo 7fibtina
M1LwAuKEs, May 10.-Josoph Isoschc, q bod
carrier, working mt tho now multhouse Of the
Empire brewery, this afternoon fell from the
top Of tho building 10 tho ground. n distance Of
sovonty-tlve feet: lu wins horribly !nnugletl. but
not instantly killed. 11U Is still allve md may
live duy or two.
, 1880-05-11
THE ADDRESS.

4 CHOICE COLLECTION oy FALsauoons.
The addruss gotten up BY tho thtssi tsrmcTs is
o remarkable document Of sotne length ~.
dressed " tho Republican voters Of tho state of
Illinois. Il starts out BY rehearasDg tho svents
proceeding the temporary Organization IN On un+
, 1880-05-11
STEAMER SUNK.

MEMPHIS, Tcl,ti.. May lU.-The steamer Hattie
Nnwla1il,, Memphis A.l.l Arkansls ltIyur packet.
Kunk ut swu,i Lake, Ark., all 8unday AFTERNOON.
Bllu WINS twi, years old, yAiuud at IT, ,O0, mid
Insured for $l5u0 liz Cincinnati 0!rtA. It Ia
thought slto IL II tUtnl loaa,
, 1880-05-11
A BOAT UPSET.

Special DApdleh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune
FOlry WAYNE, Ind. A1ny l0-Gporgo 0rlswold,
tunllcr WIS drowned III Dixl0r Iuk mt Kendu-
willie, last night. by tho ,1psottin9 ot a b0nt In
which he ami rrlond wcro ruling. Both wcro
Intoxicated. Grtswuld wns@ Il ycurs old md un-
married.
, 1880-05-11
NOTES.,

TfLDkN'S CONDITION,
Special Dt.pateh to Ins CAteaeo 1rltuns,
WAsilIaaToN. u. e., MAy lV,-Speukor ltandQll
haa returned from hla alleged conturneo with
Mr. Tildcn In New York, and aays he found tue
latter In excellent health, but heard nothing Of
, 1880-05-11

Spteiat Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune. =,
hay CITY, Mlch., slny 10.-A 'longsh0ronan
nn,netl John Henry. uKc4 70, fclloF tho tlockhor0
to-day md WAa drowned.
, 1880-05-11
RUNAWAY FAT,ALITY,


NocKI1nr. Ind, Muy 1d.-Whllo Wilson Dunus
n fnrsnor Ut f4uco Towt,ahir. WIS battling u loud
Df shingles holno from town, bunch foil on tho
WAGON Frightening tho tntics which rnn away.
Mr., Dunn WIZ thr'Wn fnnl the w4gon, brulkfuX
bis ,lcek aiiu dying Instantly.
, 1880-05-11

FULTON. Mo-, Mny l0.-1,ghtnInY struck and
killed little daughter Ut Mr.. 1t. Randolph while
stlu win sitting tn tho t,0rnh Hear other persons,
hut no ono clsO was seriously Injured.
, 1880-05-11

HcAutlnea tho complexion by stimulating the
spaAll blood Aedlelnal Boap.
, 1880-05-11

,.tra r,roootro ex.A)h.
lIn tho ntlopi1on tl tna y .,os t,,c ntHt Junili-
.rhrop remarked TINT y I'VE Wa8 " 'tGi'nnuhtcrI
,s !onvsnon fqrvu nv ,io t,frcsent bcnat1rn
rS ton Tole II, acs1i, II, %1o,,g o,,
tic r. tS IT, so"m onas nsu of Delegates 10 iha
atotner III " t."",vnutlon Aflcr being put Oyer
snfinxss ni IN sor sSSy sn4 ies as s'''fn0n
OF tho several sas'' de'csa''u 1.n usEy sr11crED:
TIE r',I.ow,s'n n's,rlot@First nnb wari-yohn
wentworth j. lyle King 5amaa, T. ,raI,,art! i: luI <. T.
x. Hunter; a'snrna.es William lakcr Ninth
'GStwfr W'GxSltSmrtea 4 i 1i1csasr n qstaFoRS R1s,; T. Y
UybalI i, H. 1!ond; a!scfna's' ,,w A. Eiils. Te1tI
4 A,;jn1ns, q In11S, i IT, H,,rEo, e"rge White; al.
ternasea. Jnnea 2; knG, ,i;,tmsecunG yts Wurd-n,
sff"nl fIns"l,'. se1'''aHr Wn t. ase chS5Ies Go5ar
P ixeFs aIa1fs Il Gsw|ry y SsssSh Wa%SShop p il. IT,
WGjte Ueorgo W. Copk 4orx 1SaH sayrs IT, soaan stonc
nass T. d; Arnri'r z " 1,iie Fo6rsR Wari-stupdcn
T. s. biot1F'ss. as"aX T. H. PieKerinz IL 4. KHst "
Ecots. T. + tali. .aco mc"isH Il II. W,rtt" II. H. liz
rates, D; =. tec%' H. q. i,awlcy, b, d. MoKin.
nsS: -, sono,o,,n, Dlsts,ct-F,fth wap,-,1ohn
Thrd ans sena'G}Ei }tnyi 4. j. Foss. q. q. scforeeK
@s!& &%IRsy sIses ~ TcY19a : FnRs ,jHs 3 T.
Ess1or KeaSa. fSssHa M aiter,iates.- .., ,,,.,
Fourth senatorial f. p!srkistIEsath y s4aoa lanes Maa d
john IT, Naming, mfck: m " aiicrnatas' M ' Fssd ':
''ySi ''1'}yaise, ,in Wenar eiaEk william Nsa, Lesis
ucorKg u of."rnGtna. s" a. i n. II. Kuhn. s. Il. Wilcox,
III W. Mum. fnn1S H. = = 1rIn,rs Tur wSltte f. T.
Wan!~Sm; n D Morso. IT, hicbovitt, George d.
iNinssiey: Nstsii s Mni!s.9ates fsrTcF B. yp, i ny;
r l,a u wlfs1e, No,.9o f. E n4jntt HssE W. "
Diinnsne: Diit e:sn,tnrtnt ~ - DistrfctMThirteonth Ward
Henry neSs4p, M. MIns niternmtcs. x. Phcps. x.
'sr' ',IraS,lcy, nS d u 3. d. cievesoa, j. NJ WaHsef.
FOufteGutn " "A'"t ur....-ortn.,, nifnron1n.'
, 1880-05-11

State of Illinois, CuJs County, a.: N. +. Har-
bier, being duly swnrnt says: Inn n resident nf
tho Ninth Ward tn tho City nf ChcHxp: that for
flfteen ycnrs Inst past, up to within the last yenr
1r thcrcnlpf1ts,t { hnvc resided H. tho Twelfth
crnt, ar,sl voted Ind % wnrka i With tho Dcnoorais
Of tho Twelfth WHrd: that wns, prior tn 1cAv-
Ing tho Democratic purity abont que year nKo,
coivcraAnt With md know md still know all or
ncnrly alt uf tho Democrats living III tho
Twelfth Wnnl, md havo bcen nil officer
Of tho Twelfth Warl Democratic Club during
the last Presidential cnlnpaIgn; that WIS Ia ut
tendance ut thu primary III anid ward. not rs q
voter. May 8. 1880: md know TINT at least lou Of
h5. tto nc,nocr1ta q sala wnr1 voted At tho sald
Grant delegate ticket; thnt sntd 0rant tlckot
was carried by tho Krobsest and most outrageous
frnud by Democrats and repcntots frun othor
wnrtts. MAitDN T.. ftAnutIn.
Subscribed and sworn to before. me this 10th
day of h1ny, 18sD. MARTIN 110wAnD,
Notary Public.
, 1880-05-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

ut.Asu0W, siAy l0.-Atrlvod, State OF ponnayl~1
yni,lu, ltuul Now York. -. -.
f.ONnON, May 1N-Stoa1nshps .AugitA aud
0truAtu, SroM Now York. hAve arrivud0ut.
, 1880-05-11

e IT. TiI{FltFs
Stats Of Illinois, Cook COUNTY. ss.: Elias II.
Thprp, being first duly sworn. OIL .oMth
slepoacs md saith: I nm a. resident Of tho
19rnnk stroat, Ii, snill city: TINT Inl IL Rcpnb.
lcan voter iii BAid ward: that I aln acluni,ited
with one - Novak. WIN nlso resides III tho
Hnvprth Wnrd; that said E0vuk Is Il Dcmocrnt:
thlt on tho 9th tlay of Mny had a conversation
with tho sald Novnk it, relation to himself, tn+
Twelfth ,Wari, In waRons to ynto at tho
Twclfth Ward :prlmary on the 9Th of
bfay, 1880. 1 asked hin why they did
friend "Con' Mnh0ncy. who wis working Tor
tho Grant ticket: Further. allIant baya that
said Novak voted In Rnld Seventh Ward. Fur
thor nfIlNpt saith not. ELIAS II. TnOl1r.
Subscribed and sworn to before tho this 10th day
Of May, 1870. JAMES Il. u. VAN CLEAvE,.
NQt0IY Public.
, 1880-05-11

N W II I1T5t V1V1k lss
Special utspatth 10 Ths Chleu0o Tribune,
DLoUMlN0rt1N. ILL.,, Atay 10.-sa1nllel Hoy, nged
II, drowned thla morning III tho Little Maok-
lulW.
, 1880-05-11

A food and medicine arc combined In thz
must perfect mau,leE In Aalt nltteSA.
, 1880-05-11
A JOINT AFFIDAVIT.

,.. A JOINT AFFIDAVIT.
Stase q Illinois. Cook County, m.: We. tho
Residents Of tha Twelfth Ward; lint We nro itc.
pnblicnns In politics; that W. hnvo !ttcndcd tho
y, isso; th9t tn tho best Of our k.iowictiKo and
belief, nnd lnfor,natlon. without spccify;nE par
tsa Twyys %a mseo se rSsae q xs M
of moro than 100, di 80 yoto q, saji
tho Grltit. delegate ticket; that we hnve nt no
tIuo In tho history Of the Republican party
RnoTn ef snsh ena
mary US was rcsortca to to cnrfy tho .dr1,nt
ticket through: that inany PROMINENT Demo;
and other wartls IN this CITY, using their int!.,-
onco and votes for tho Grant deIrEate ticket:
TIT the efa ps,ny 1nI
Twelfth Ward. ai,d wero rcpoatnrs md voters
wherever they cuu1d vote tho Grant delegate
sss9 Tets of nt eso thf %wef9 fxts %s aeasy
nnt!-Grunt by very MrRe tnaJnElty; tnAt tho
sa sa tho nfna!y s4 ts tSs
teo to Traut '' thoin WnshGnrno min FOR Judge,
votes taken under protest at tho anti qrnnt
challcngers md tho QUO judge known to bo
A!'!aats fr,rthor sny that hnd n fair. expression
OF thq Republican y1tcss Of said wnrd boon hnd
u majority Of tho votes would havo bcon caat for
burne Ticket" nB follows: Charles II. Case,
.. q. seatnn. james Il. Sanl1ers, T.. Il. Baldwin,
Martin Howard, I. ". Perce, II: Polaehek. ".
Il. Woodbury., Ssanloy. ": Davis. II; @; Morse,
Fred s. Jnfncs, md H.p. Whl1!nH. a1ld that tho
elected by tho sall Judges, except u. rolaehck.
II. G. Morse, Jnnes II. Snn1crs. and Martin How
ard, were not le9n1y elected by tho Republican,
voters Of tho sR1l Twelfth Ward. Further n1l.
At1tB snsth not
| MA1tr1N HOWARD, J. T. HAWLEr0H,
| H. 4. WILLIAMS, NAv1p L. lI0u0H,
| q. II, CRANE, J. W. FEHNAtD,
| ]. D. EygnErr, n. D. NArr,
| NJ. pOLACHEK. 4. q. SEATON.
| GEORGE ". WILSON, W. II. Woodbury.,
| 1tOMEI. i, GALpIN, ALEX WIlTE.
| j. FRANK LAWRENCE, FRED =: JAMES,
| 8. =. GARDNER, J., ". PIERCE.
| W. G.. W1IglEjON, II, L. P1NKEY. .
| Subscribed and sworn to bof0ru mo this 10th
| Ryof May, 1ESQ, JAH. II. u. VAN CLEAvE,
Eolaly Public.
, 1880-05-11

In West Point Township. which WAS supposed to
bo strong for Grant, and Is near 10 Davie.s
County, tho cutro delegation Of ecvon wore In
structc 10 cast thoir votcs first last md nil tho
tIn,u for r. u. Washburno, Illnlno has not many
followers.
, 1880-05-11

lilo Convention, Il must be atn!tte4l that thoIr
suspicious ill.tempcF wnH jlsti'ted hy tho con,
II to aes."unis @ W. rceeivs arc ct,rrcct, It ws by
M!l odds the most exciting contest over held In
Chicago. Tho overwhelming victory Df tho A,lt1.
iho ha.ds Of ths Gnut num-
speta r'as,,!. p!.54tss u II. cs."ss SsSss isspn
4e s9ast an sSsset aay R tal of ds d5sss
tsst tao wetshs * sstlinunI M Of tho NepuGltcais
purity ~ Illlnois. rs elsewhere, IL agnlnxt tho
,"n"',on iumh1 of sa 9sMi oS.; 1nd that ~
Friendship trlendsh'r Of dIstinxashei s''c,, for lin "r
admission a', 10 10 ths Htato Convention. but thvy
cani,ot ehalke thts f,st, tho yur,gt of iilnois
lilo ihs boat the friends ot Uen. Irnnt IAN ID
Say G ~ t an a e'a !" Rs tic of
llllno!s II tho Nattonal C,vsnta !, ! tatrly s";
IT, s,ud 'sl'eE In; sa"''an,fs as washSrc@sii IT, ssSi
So ro!!es,Ya, IN o1%st S ps";rt.on x,,, a
saeS nest. M 1t sprInsilcl week fro'!, wci;.csay.
1hts policy J. ,!letatcA W tha eest interests q
thef S.,lda.a ~ " welt "a ~ th.so nf M the purity
drst week III Jullv."
7us "xx9uIuEl,"
tho Coax County Convention Ut ChlcaFo ycs.or.
lay with the ur.nt mon, 4 % %,nalorlty of t4o
Exiy, t *asrealx,, the sdis.ati;iiea ts!,sl: t;
credentials lehttd shons, but nut until thuy ~ ,
creatoA EnW n,, forced tue lat,re of.ierly dels.
to H. FL bas s h & o sG hs hoa39s aesus T. ms s
NIL this hubDub and 1t Ia almost CERTAIN that onIy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

SWEET PoTAToEs-Red 400. white SOC. per
bushel.
COAL OIL-Below are revised quotations ITO
+. test: IN barrels "a cents, per case OF gal
Ion cans 81 80, and gallon IS cents,
CLOTHES PINs-Round, CSC; spring, $40 per
box.
MRAsuRrs-K bushel, Iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10; three-boop,S2 80
TUBs-Three nest, 81 .40@y2. 50; eight nest
E.25.
-WAsHBoARDs-wood S.S5; zinc, s2.2 New
Era, 81 .HGs2 10.
WILL BUoKETs--s5. 25@S5 so per dozen.
PowDKR-s6. 40 per keg of 25 pounds; l2k do,
So. 40 81 do, 81. So; blasting kegs, &'25.
SHo1-Drop, bag, s2.25@s2 80; buck, $3.50
@S2 SIS.
MACKKREL--No. ! barrels, SO; half arrels,
$50; kits, l2 pounds, sli No. 2 barrels, 80:
CANDY-Stlck, l8@l5c. pound. Fancy, 10
to &c.
LYR-Concentrated, 81 .65GS4 20.
RoPR--ssal, y in. basic. loo; cotton, 72c.
VINEGAR-Per gallon, 2O@30c. Apple, SOC.
WRAPPING rAPKR-Rag and Straw, 4Oc. 6uc
STARCH-4Lc.
BuaeY wnEELs-Saryen' patent, A, b, c, ID
md F grades, Ss to slI per set.