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, 1880-04-21

FURTHER reports from Marshfeld, Mo-,
placo tho deaths at e1ghty-one. Only fifteen
houses have been left ,,ninjurcl, 150 families
hive been rendered humeless, md tho business
portion Of the town md all the stock In trade
have beett completely ruined. There ia greut
destttutlon an,0ng tho unfortunate people who
escaped with their lives. Provisions and cloth.
ing are greatly needed, ami! the charitnGly In
c'incu nre expected to use some efforts to a1e-
vtntG tho distress Of the sl1tyerprs.
, 1880-04-21

THE French Legislature rGAssemblcu yes
tcrdnS. The subjects which will occupy the ut
,tcntton of that body for Knme t!1ne 10 CONT aru
primary education. tho artny, tho tnagfstraoy,
and tho celebrated 1curecs aFstlist the rrtI9tous
orders. Tho session Promises tn be ~ breezy
and aa spicy Is scss!ons Of the French Assembly
usually are.
, 1880-04-21

THERE was ]ail-tlcllvcry at Boston Mon
day evening. Nine prisoners cscapel from tho
prison at thnt pluco through hnie cxcnv0te,l
under tho wall l,y one Of the escaped purity.
, 1880-04-21

WHEN tho time comes tho whole Of Tho
DomDcratto pnrty In VlrgiMl., pebt- Payers and
lteadjusters alike, will doubtless, with a fcv
tGnso nGRs S foad snRporting hs
Kiista, white and h1aek, should bo warncd in
t!1e. II thoy nre to scecett In tho coming elec.
by ahy combination with c5thor wing Of tue Dc.
mocracy.-Nsto Iinrk Ttnss.
The captivating thcorr that tho Virginia Dem.
ocrnta wifi try to rcpudfate tho!r debts by yelling
for Republican President doesn't scom to bod
good In tho Times Office
, 1880-04-21

THE storm Of Sunday night extended ns
fnr south as The southern l,oun,.Ary OF Arkansns.
The Town Of Ell l'aso, near Little Ituck, suffered
severely, and some persons were killed thcro by
fhru
, 1880-04-21

GES. GRANT, as 4 first-term candidate IN
1893, oarripd Now Yofk over IIorutto Seymour
by only n, 600 majority. How gruat majority
wotild Qraut MS n thIrd-torm oandldnto haya
oyor iIor,tio Seymour rs Il flrst-torIn candidate
In 1892 Tho posslbtlity Of tho nomination Of
Seymour must bo regarded.
, 1880-04-21
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

TuE CHICAGO I'TInuSE hns established hsAnch
occe for tho receipt Of subscriptions md ndvcrsc-
Mcnts n follows:
NEW YOHK-ltoom = Tribune building. F.T. Nc
fAnnEN. Manager.
GLASGOW, Bcot1hnd-Allan's American Nows
Agency. 81 Henhefd.st
LONDON, En9--Amoricnn Exchange, ~ Strnhd.
HENRY +. Gt1.Lt0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. C.--lat9 + ttrent-
, 1880-04-21

TIE Fulton County {Iil.) Republican Con-
vcnuon yesterday elcctul ten Delegates to tho
Springfield Convention, six being for 1tlutne ind
four for Grant. Col. Clark +. Carr III tho choice
for Governor,
, 1880-04-21

THE Liberal party IN England will, It Is
said, offer no objection to tho rrupnsed abtpgn-
tton OF tho Clayton. 1sulwer Treaty, Ms In tho
opinion OF some Of tho hest Uniformed Of It's
members tho opposition Ut tho unitetl Htntta
Congress woul1 rcndcr the truaty wholly liz
DperntfYp
, 1880-04-21

YESTERDAY tho "gnne was on" Tha
crowds of young. Ablc.b mon 80 'oyet.
worked" us to tlRko attendance ut tho bnsc-baH
natch \ necessary roeroat tion was wonderful.
Without bnsc-ball tho extent OF "ovcrwosk"
would neyer be known.
, 1880-04-21

Two County Conventions In Ohio ycster-
dny elected solid Hsa!no delcEations,-Trumbul
aud Williams. In netthor cMso dill Sherman or
Grant hayo tho ghost Of n following.
, 1880-04-21

THE municipal elections held throughout
this State yesterdny hal littlo posticul stgnt-
cameo. tho Issue belux "Lfcc1lsa" Or mo
Lfccnse.' The honors wore at'o,it evenly d.
ytdod between thu 0pjnslttx Imrtles.
, 1880-04-21
TH0upLE IN 81. LOUIS.

There Is A'C0nvcHtiOt III session In st.
Louis having for Its ohject tho encourage
inent Of migration to tint city ind to Mis-
souri,, tho necessity for such Convention
being confessed by Its cali. Willie tho Con-
vcntion Is indulging III tho highest possible
orntorlcal culogies Of St. Louis, ai,d plctur.
Ing In tho most glowing colors tho happiness
and luxury, the wealth, peace, n1lA glory that
await those who wifi 60 TO 81. Louis to live,
the 1lohc-Dcmocr1it thus bewaiis the wide
difference between the imaginary md the
real condition Of things. It snys:
Whtio tho Immigration Convention Is 4orking
honestly md hcArttiy. mud With the bcst wIses
1t everybody, to pratnotc tho material interests
Of tho Stntc, n great n,Hny circumstances Aru
hnppeninK which scryo to show now niany are
tho difficulties to bo overcome. Some time ngo
hRd decitird to .locate thoir cnr-ahnps III at.
Louis. aul wero foukng out for sasftahe stto;
W srG T. Informed tt It, tn1y Gci sn
Them land 1t reasonable lKurc, a,,d they hare
lctcr,nLrcl to build their nnw Shops n ChtcaKo.
Ing ut 1sclIosllle, Mt which tho miners ur!n!lttcd
TINT, slnce they hnd ra!sel thn price q m!,ng tn
e sfats # r. s H. no ".s essy n y "a
Works 1T carandelct t'ad smut down on account
e' sa ass.g t. o psss sss wn 'h'F o nos
eiol',cnt sequences that may be l.ade In the Con.
fehtion nQout TUG RESOURCES VI Huhsnu91. ~ ~
smnn;tnou ~ III 1nhnr o nt wc,e s fathnr
cMnrarcd to 50 grave q lnct. Indeed, Il iooks
rn,nef IT. M @ 70 cotfss hp & ,xt
| the depressing facts gsing nM around then, hut
IT. is no uso tg'i2rng nr eyaaiais tMsts: onti! w
wnnd bo at,gi,lne to ca.int on thoir future cx.
tension: and the painful truth esidenced BY the
tho Industries thnt @ nlrcady scek our SUITS ad
that exist hero nlrcady+
The Vulcan Iron Works have been closed
for more than two years Its managers
found It more profitable to accept n pension
from tile Iron Association for keeping the
establishment closed than to attempt to 10
business Mt st. Louis Tha American Iron
Association has lately withdrawn its pension,
not considering the st. Louis establishment
in any way q rival, and the attempt TO revive
tho Industry seems to bo failure.
In the meantime TIC manufacture Of iron
md steel In Chicago has assumed vast pro-
portions. Tic old works md grounds prov
Ing no longer adequate, tile Chicago mills
llavo begun the erection OF new works
upon u site which, OF itself, will equal
tic limits OF MI ordinary Missouri
town. As rapidly as abundant means
can accomplish 1t, tie business Of
| iron and steel manufacturing In this city
will have proportions equaling those Of my
| other iron centre In The United States. 1ts
, 1880-04-21

It Will DO aoen tslat, while NEalno leads Grnnt
four to ono In tho Republican, co,lntlcs. Grant
haa a fcw moro Delegates thin Ntatne IN tho
Dutnocratio counties. Mnro thnn ono seventh Of
tho state Convention has now buen chosen.
, 1880-04-21

WEST VIRGINIA Is rs certain to 90 for
nfanu liz 1own. THO nntt-thtrd.tesm sentiment
In that State Is specially strong. Several County
Conventions hive adopted resolutions declaring
against tho third term. THO Wheeling iuftHt
lr'sccr. tho leaalns Republican newspaper Of thu
Statc, favors I'lalne, and tho principal men IN
tho l'arty nro on tho same stl7c. West Virginia
cunt i,o taken ont Of tho thirsltor1n column too
quickly. With 1t 70 ten yDtcs heretofore counted
EURO oh that side, and this pare8 dow, thu
cookcd-up minority In Convention to nothing,
, 1880-04-21

AN Italian palnphlcter who has written /
satire OH Garibaltll hns been ussnsinnte,l. scv
sral attempts werc made beforo this to DO nwa,
With t,tnl4
, 1880-04-21

THE Ambassadors OF tho European M
tons at constantFnoplc aro discussing tho asllI-
ton Of protocol to tho Treaty Of berlin which
mny end tho differences between Turkey and
Montenegro.
, 1880-04-21

GEN. MEIlKoyF says that he is opposed to
conciliatory measures towards tho Nthilists. No
sooner nso como mcnt,ets Of that Organization
released than they jofn their old associates ana
bcgtp to plan against tho pcAce and safcty Ut
Gun. Ael!kor. hls august muster, and othgr high
pcfsonaxes OF Etussfa. The policy s0 he pursued
from this titns forth will ba vigorous and ro.
s1rtBStyn.
, 1880-04-21

GEN. GRANT polle,l ouly 20 .s53 moro votes
In Now York In 1877 than to did in 1868. ME.
Hayes pollod ncarly $4,000 moro votes In Nov
York In 1876 thnn Con. Grant over Ind east foF
him III that stato. And yet Mr.. Hayes lost tho
EleotorAl voto OF tho Etnto.
, 1880-04-21

IT Is thought that tbs recent decline In the
price Of Iron will result Iii q reduction in the
Wngca Of foundry hands.
, 1880-04-21

HOME LODGE br. =. 4 a. si.-srcc!nl Communca-
ton viii DO hold thelr hall. 34-lJ 'rweuty aeeond
Important work. Members uHd xitit9rs ct,ta!ay In
ylicd. J. l. u. WESrEHrElT,
TNS Secfctnry.
, 1880-04-21

SENATOR GHorElh Of Oregon, who has
been atllng for so'ne t!mc ls reported as rapidly
regnInipG health alId strength.
, 1880-04-21
POSTAGE.

Fnfestd al tAe rpn-Cnes At Daied9o Ill, a. Second.
t'tdss Matter.
Forthe benefit of nnr patrons Who dcElre 10 sshd
fnaIo copies Of THE THiHENE through Tho Ma1A NO
tivc herewith tho transient FntS Of postaKos
tlon,t4fte. Pr s.trY.
Cfchi aud Twelve Faxc Paper. cents
etxteen pago fapor.' eehsd
EIsht and Twelve pngo rnrnr. cents
6Gtetn Ih2o ft4'er GNsAA
, 1880-04-21
WEDNESDAY, ArRlL 81, 1880.

THE International Fishery Exhibition was
opened Mt Berlin yesterday. Thu Grown Prince
made the opening speech.
, 1880-04-21

GIN. 0nANr's friends ought to tell him
that hu cunt work tho decentralization" thenry
OF his ennvaAs III the Houtls. whllU hla Ayu4!tes
nrU hulnY him UP a. tho only "HtrDllK EnHsi " In
tho Nurth.-Ntw iurlt Tribune.
Gen. Gr1lnt In ntfsct told tho SoutheEn whltp
people that, II elected, he wnu!d curry out ond
improve upoa tho conc4itation policy OF Psosi-
dent Iiaycs. Thls IL, indeed, tho only platform
on which ho would haye ghost OF y chance Of
dividing tho Bold 8outh. Nut Con. Lngan, Em-
cry Storrs, Leonard swctt, 0en. Hunks, Sonator
boutwell,. noscoo Conk!inx, and other Northern
Republicans tell tho leoplo that Gen. 0rant IL
1ecdeA Ii bring u sword. not peace, into the
SOUTH; u scrd troops tbero, guard tho negroes
u the polls, md homo agaIn, aud u5tcr they
hayo gut home. Thesa prograua do not lilo.
0eu. Grunt cauuo. ~ friends with tho Southern
, 1880-04-21
GEN. GRANT AND THE SOUTHERN VOTE.

"at't IL os"Nl 3oANHE4A A|%"S~ot why N""AAe 'tot
lnve spoken more truthfi,l'y nor more
rertfncnt1y tfon ttoes tic article III question.
After describing the peculiar mixture Of the
Texan population rs to race, color, nnl
previous condition Of politics. the manifesto
proceeds as follows:
We know, General, TINT you nre 4 rlatn, b'unt
au T. @ ,pn. n g, Ka ,Sot a sa sbn ," nv ~ v,
plninIY and isiintly, tint We cat, lo nothing for
soal NJ tno 0a..a1,nox H.. ,e, ~ o, r., ,,, L., Tim
Convention: md cat, asslst 10 mike yu,, tho
ls!'!lllcn or the Nnp.'blican party l''1t 70 rre,
CoiicIo wo,,li Ia foniisily. wlarinRly, rcck1esly
false. .,,.-,--,...
tcrhnoi of stat.s ,nnro III hnprosiy np1nocrntlc
than 1t'xns
~ ncs m 'n mi,u tnt
chose us for Delegates 10 Ch!onvo will he .tc-
~ ~ tMG po'is " ,visnt IT that ~ "'os' '
W. by 0i,r votes chi, give you tho nomlnntion.
~ Neskai hasas inNs, nine XIX. ata
elcct yo,l.
u is true TINT Nel,rn.ka, KANSAS; % ,oWa' and
thnt uh,s, nrnfcrs ri rni,m shcr,na1ls i,!it those
stntes n ,n,sse support the not.,i1sce.
un,atn Il r. n III msolin @ NoriS ~ vn ttsE
must look for your elccnon,
Tho absolute accuracy Of this statement, SO
AuG TlS IAlGEkU4Nt fHlES EDf CH1tlkOb GC NtABkCA
By nny one who wifi tnke tie trouble to cast
the most cursory glance over the political sit
uat!on In the South. Tcxns can and probably
will give Gen. Grant sixteen votes In the CHI
cago Convention, but there Is not the most
remote possibility tl,at llo cat receive the
Electoral vote OF that State. In 1876 Texas
gave Tillen G1,000 majority over Hayes. In
1873 tho Democrats elected their Governor by
$1,000 majority over the Republicans and
Grccnbackers combined. What Is true of
Texas Is equally truu Of the othor Southern
States. II Gen. Grant should carry the Solid
Sosltl, for tho Chicago Convention ],e would
receive a7G votes for tho nomination from u
section which would cast 13S Electoral votes
ngainst him. The popular majorlty against
IIayes Ill tho Southern States {excluding
Louisiana, South Cnrolina, and Florida) ,yas
more than $4,000 votes In 1916. The Demo-
cratic majority In Louisiana, last year was 81
Ss3, There WIS no opposition to the Democrats
In South Carolina In 1873. Tho polit1cpl d.
vision of Florida Is represeuted In the I.eKis-
]nture by u,oro than two Democrats for every
| Renubl1cau member, There Is but ono Re-
| PUBLICAN among tho thirty-two United States
Senators frout tho Southern States, aud le
| tKelloge1 holds over from tho disputed 'elcc-
lion of 1870. 'rhero aro hut four Republicans
among the 1oo members w),tcl, tho South
sends 10 tho National House OF Representa-
tivcs. Tie cnse Is hopeless.
fits true tint M other Repub1ican cantti.
dnte viii recelye n stnrlc Electoral yote frn,n
tha south hut M snutharn vntae oro cloi,nod
for auv Rnnh,hlicnn ca,,,1i1nto exccnt Grant
.rha lnttar,s frianJa nra hold,nv mi fo1so
l
, 1880-04-21

TIE ex~Gnyernora of Massachusetts arc
fnr tho ox-1rcaitlcht because they know how
1t Is themselves to DO ex's.
, 1880-04-21

a NEW Swedish Cabinet has been formed.
Tho former Caninct resigned on the defeat ot
, 1880-04-21

Hnverty's Thentre.
Dearborn street, cnrner OF Monroe. "The Aiya
Csntinecrs-'' Aftosnoon and oyen!n2.
, 1880-04-21

Al1. JAMES CRn1.I.. well known ns n close
roasoncr on tho physics Ut b,lr Rlnbe, hnu tho
nuthor OF "Clinnto mud 1'ime," cAs attention
In Nat1rt to tho importanee Of obtaining n more
accurate knowledge than we now possess In re-
Knrtl to the temperature Of tho internanctNry
spacc. Tho actunl zero of hGnt hhR been Ascor-
tai1cd, by reference Of the thermal expansion
Of Enses, to be Az, Fahrenheit degrees below tho
melting point Tor Ice, and tho researches OF
1Irrschcl and Pnui,iot hnve lotl to Tho conclusion
thnt the temperature ut spnce Is nbout %. de-
Erces abnyc tho true Znro., II this ltc 40, thon
our Rlobo Is nearly as much Indebted to tho star8
rs to tho sun for their light, which la scarcely
tenAbie. II the hcnt Of tho stars be
rs feeble us their light, space oannot bo
mitch above zero: and It would appear
prnbalfc that tho Temperature Of tho spnce
through wbluh tho earth moves Is not more than
100 degrees above tho true "nothing" point Of
heat. Tho question Is rcnlly one Of great scten-
tiflo interest. For instance: 1t Is known TINT
tho North Atlantio Oecnn receives from tho
Gulf Stream about q quarter as much hcat rs
from tho SIN, but Wo do not know bow much
this raises tho temperature OF the Atlantic Tho
absolute temperature ie nbOut 617 degrees ftG OF
tho scalc), which IL derived from three sources
nln,cly: from tho sun, the atnrs. and tho Gulf
Stream; btit how much from either ono Is ut
present a mystery. Again, tho estimate Of effect
due to chnnBe In tho carth's dlstAnc0 from tho
sun with varying cccentrlctty Ut tho orbit would
bo comparatively easy II tho temperature ot
space wer0 known, md this would shed
much light upon tho rclntion between
gluclnl cpochs and Astronomical phenomena.
It may be that some othor method Of dcalEug
with tho problem oan bo devised thAn those fol-
lowed by tho two distinguished physicists above
referred to. It Is approximately hatf q century
since their conclusions wcre arrived at, md the
science OF physical Investigation has made
enormous progrgss since thon; establishing, hy
tho wny, como truths which nre scarcely in har-
ln0ny with tho data assumed by tho carly reR-
soners on the subject. Tho way Ia open for sorno
physlclst to dovtso and carry out u series Of ex-
perimenta In this direction equally brtlianr and
conclusive with those Of 1tosottt for detormn-
Ing the effective temperature OF tho sun. a
knowledge Of hts nctual temperature Is yet In
abeyancc, awnittng tho clearing upof the igno-
rance which now prevails in regard to tho tenn
ppsaturc of apaco. "s
, 1880-04-21

Mndton street, between Dahrbnrn and sthis
"The Btratcglsts." Afternoon mud evening,
, 1880-04-21

Totals...... ~, A2 1l,005 IS II
Twelve Dcmocratto counties elect delegates nj
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T0LLGATE No. EsptI SS!orss , Pe!s's
and Send stamp for parkarp br lEEIT. nseslaST.
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ELEGANT HAIR is woman's crowning
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Letter from We.r YlrrInIn.


eultuIt NAliOuAi Lauut 1Hpuuds
We have had steady work here since the
18th of May. They are loading thirty cars,
but that does not give much to each man
as there are about one hundred miners
digging coal. They don'tayerage one dol
lar and sixty cents per day. On last
tuesday the bosses went to parties to get
boarding for twenty-five men. In the
evening it was whispered around that
they were expecting twenty-five swedes
to go in the mines. Great excitement pre-.
vailed, bat the boys kept quiet better than
was expected. Alter the boarding houses
ound out II was swedes they wanted
hem to board they refused to take them.
One party living in a company house re-
used TO take any, as he bad as many
boarders as he could keep. The superin.
endent told him he must take them II he
had TO turn out some OF the boarders he
mad, or leave the house,
The emigrants arrived on the express.
One of them could speak English, and
they had an interpreter, but he left the
next day: he said the wages did not suit
him. Since that three OF them talked
with our miners. They say they lwere
told in New York that men were making
three dollars per day and that some were
making one hundred dollars per month
Eight quit work on Saturday; that makes
nine out OF twenty-five who have quit
and it is thought they will all go soop, a
the miners have notified the superlntend'
emit that they will not allow them to work
inside, aud the outside hands are pretty
4olid on It, too. 1t is hoped the superin.
tendent will not try to force them on the
miners, as we are peaceable aud law:abt
ding people; hut II imposed upon there
will be q terrible time. Bot We hope thai
peace will prevail and that every man will
keep cool. The citizens OF this place are
in our favor, and some have expressed
their readiness to assist US in any way we
should deem proper. The idea Of thu
Company bringing foreigners here TO take
the bread out Of our children's mouths, Il
more than we can stand.
Yours fraternally,
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children. Twenty-Five cents box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19

FoR UPvARps or Thirty YRARs Mrs.
Winsloyis Soothing Syrup % been used
tor children. Il corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves tOind colo, regulates the
hoWels. cures dHdtry and didrThad,
Thether arising from teething or Other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy
Is oHIiI a 6otfk, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19

sHrIoH's oArARRa KExEpY.-A maryellou,
cure for catarrh, dipbtberiar canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success.
full treatment ofthe complaint without extra
charge. Price 80 cents, Sold by Z. Book.
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
Moenkemoeller. TTs4row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19

The Violate BeIt Co., Marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy. cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. D4w