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CHICAGO.

TIFF: fo1SH MKN'a BLAINE CruD
ilcltl ail adjourned injecting last evenlng, ".
i. i'mdforl prcsi'ltng T!lo Club WIS briefly
addressed by tiHorgu =. WILLIS, who H.
tcrrrd to tic OWLS uf {ien. Urant's Admfnls-
trntiot MS tho canso for tho fiepubIlcan
paTtys loss ut prcstgc airll laulletl the statcs-
mansltip ansl especially tho stalwnrtism Ut
blaine IN his contest with lilo Southern Brig
adicrs. In tho speakers opinion, h'afno
combined MI tic eletaents OF sound staies-
lnans1fp, Of sterling patriotism, ami Of far
reaching md enduring popularity, and
;i%a.ou was unGes!q!ably the strot.Eest sH;,
IT, iearss fie's " Y"Hsf&:;' I,a'sy Hank Kco resarca
1}lnlne askfe strongest man befhre tho cOtiil-
try tt'-siay; nrl predicted his noninntion m
Tho first Dnltut, 'fhe apcnker's travels III tho
Hayes pcsco @ lollcy @ WIS rcgsr.lc,i, md tic
Tint ehangs nh cra of protection for tho l,ol,-
est Republican, ynters IT tho Solltl1.,
viii is Ss,c SHs f"Wsa IL ,duy BY MI M5 .at M chanm at t
Sixth Illinois District would send q
lilniMg delegation To Springfield, nnd believed
TINT tho great statesman would be Nominated
ut, Chicago. lie deprecated attacking any
ing. tho enemy, always nlert, with ainnnu-
Coarade Roberts, of tho UnIon Veteran
Club, followed with q stnlwnrt speech ~
favor Of tito "pfnmed knight" who Ind
Ercss when tle trtled tho Rebel DrtgndEers
' Frsk 's $ ' biaine' s'f * iiyq park alluded to
1le other Nainc-frvn1 MAine-as the Moses
q q tS S stsssS II ry ve worF e fn IL oer q s
cure tic statesnitn's nomination. After tho
speeches tho meeting ntt lOnrncd.
, 1880-03-16

DftrDsf FFfe lsffss.
a rioh citizen OF nntr0It lay upon his dying
bed. All his 1tfa~tftno he bud bech kilawn as i
BtAlnl business man. and oft n,lA aGnin his fcl-
lnw.cltizc.la hal ct,!'le 70 hitn for business ad-
yicG. 1ie WIN dying In his old axo, but yet hia
intellect was bright and Eauud. When hU knDW
that hG bud hut d fuw hours to live la cAlle1
his only BoN to HIN und salls
George, ata going to die. and boforo 70
l wuht to spoak u f0w wnrds With you. You
wanter UP and dpwn, s9uandcrtng att the
hayo E!ySsn ,s you over sls'oo9. What has bo-
:I"0ons up the spoutr' was the mounfu! re-
hut l sAall not upbrald you" contluued
the father. III havo lslado q viii; ! had tive
l4wycEa work at 1t for = weak, and believe It ia
so1ili. I'M worth haif q million dollars.
have wlllcd yon QUO fourth Of this amount, aud
"Von hayent gons aud wtlle<l her tho big cud.
hayH your iatGFEs1ft2kl tho 29n,
"0eurKe, Thought It Mns lGst, aud / now
ask ydll Il. promise mo that"
"Cau't d. it--uln't possibly do 1t, fathorr'
ingff' ...,-,.. i,
my healft, thought you wanted u bind Me u0t
10 sot up r!ca ot insanity and bust that VII In
tn the taftldid Of next week III about u York
minute. Go On, fatlerl'
, 1880-03-16
FELL OVER A RAILING.

a rntlcr singular case was reported from
the liinnlan Street Station ut nj. carly hour
this morning. At 7:IO IN tho evening Ed
ward 1laipin, - ycars of age, living
Mt No. 2l3 Thirteenth placc, called ut
No. $50 West Thirteenth street to
sec his wife, from whom lle has been
separated for about f0nr months. While at
tho house u fill over tho railing Of the front
porch, alld, striking nlD1 tl,e GROUND lelow,
wus severely, II nut fatally, injured. 1t was
tlle railing by Ills nngry llotl,er3tt:law,
but such does not appear TO-; liavo
been tho casc. Ills wife,. says
thMt lle wns saturated with iiQn0r,
as},G generally hns been, and for. this rc't-
son Wis ordered away from. the lolisc; IN
a ia st M eg i Tas kiekinx % i. tic M 4or as wi We .u is
lost lis balance ind t0ppiel Qxtr tho rai!.
llalpin WIS attended at hls: :lsomo by Drs.
Fraxer and Camp. who Bay tint sol,lu Of tho
spllal vertebrtp aboilt tlo, ,ileek are dlslo-
Gated, alll HUT lle callllot fpycr.
, 1880-03-16
FIRES.



SAN FRANCISCO, March 1h.-Ti,o fire which
broke ont ut D:l5 lust night on tho steamer
City OF Sydney, Of the Australia line, was
oxIlngnisl,cl ut an ear>y hour this morning,
Tho da,nage was confined to the colnpart-
1nent In which tho 1lro originated, md vii!
mt. 1t is thought, exceed $4,000 o., the
cargo. The silip Ii very ilttlo Injured, u,d
cat, DO made ready for sea Ii. lily or two.
A survey will 9e inade to-day, when defintt
conclusions will be reached. Tho fire IL be
llu, cd to hayu originated Iii Il lot of'ollskln
clothing by spontaneous combustion
, 1880-03-16
NKi,aAsKA OPPOSED To Tlttft1>-TEIsMlssI.
~ ths Editor Of The EhteaQo Trtbtnk.

,Jux1ArA, Neb, March l:,.-'rllo Inter-
occ,,,l I'm. currrst,ondcnt, tn Nphro.ku III.
~ ft.n ,.h. ia ,rv,n., IN ri r. ,nl.,, i,,o mi.
~; ~; ~, W." ~ u,h !.". " "'sh,' =. .nu u,
sue world ti''nk tl'nt Nchrask" y ior th'ri-
cer,lcd, tic gallant Maluu Senator Is hnip-
icstv donura. Eothtn, rnttid In ,urro m.
.r' V.,.s,.a 1' ~ ,, sov III" ~. .m. "o ,',,
,nn. ,,',9 Srsha 1' ~ o' +, lor ''. 'er, nsa
llccess'ty, q contingency not likely to nrise IN
thfs yenr nf Er4"e. ns III ls'iI, 81 1llw, NJ
hrAskn swings llcr I!tt Tor blatne. autl with II
Ben,l1t! rGllIlcss Tint no other candidate
The ~. Inns \ perfect right to f,nrrnl!!
inr tlIlrl term" ~ 1t 1,ns been doing ntl
l1nlisGatt fnr months; bitt II Inns 20 right 10
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a Hattie with Hats,

FEH DEE, N. g., 1tarch 9-A remarkable. and,
perhnps, unprecedented ct,mbat took place ut
1l0sttok's Mills, ll,ar this placc, thla morning.
It seen,s 0Gn. Noatick and o4o Ut bis employfa,
which has boon ssored with corn for nearly
twclya lnnnths. aud which las beo,s oltsc4 for
that length OF tllnU, After XesttnK IN they found
who, - fat from showing terror. begun 10 at:
tack 1ercely tho Two men. WIN in vain attempted
to beat thcm on. 4'hey lAmo upon them In
drovas biting them ab1ilt tho ha14a and face
and less. several ee!QAly getting un4sg Wayta'
, 1880-03-16
CASUALTIES.

JsA1L1ipAD OFFICERS INJURED.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l5.-A co'Iis-
inl, at Forty.eiglttl street anil Woodland
avenue, OH tic West Chester llai!r0atl, be-
twccl, Il passenger train antl a s1ecial coli
tninng thu officers Of tic road, resulted II,
Injury IN Washington Hickman AMI Mr.
Nalin, DIRECTORS, j. Z. Fnrnu,!,, President,
a,nl Samuel Stuitcllower mil BaggaKc.AIus.-
ter iorrttxo ltcck, of West Cticsscr, who had
q Lex trnkGn.
Tie i'rcsitcns and other officers were on n
tot1r, anil tc!cgraphcd to Angora to hold the
train. 1lln dispatch Was received three
telegrnphetl the fact back, hut the trniil nt
rlila drlplia, meantime, had left, and tho
COLI sion soon followed.
, 1880-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE THEATRES.

= AA144 \ II &4{l II
Whllo there WIS nothing OF Il novel character
Mt any Of onr local theatres l,st night, nil tho
attractions opened the week t1 Rencrcue patron-
age. 1,nttn renppcarcd ut MoFickcr's In "The
Little Detectlsa," and assumed her ei1 cflartc-
ters to tho delight of her audience. In this
piece, which Is merely built to show
tho popular soubrrt to tho best ndyan-
taEu. 10tta has every opportunity for
tho display Ut ..those qualities which have tuade
her a favorlt throughout tho country. sho per-
sonntes tho role OF d girl in her tccns and I'm MD
nurse; she assumes tho character Of boy and TINT
Of Dutch aongstrcss; and Fhe cuts hcr cnpcra,
Sings hersonga, and dances, to the entertainment
OF her atlmtErrs. Last night Rhe Introduced
now md pretty medley. TOR tho rendition OF
which aha wns descrvcily oncored. 31tss Lo.tR
isa'ppor.ed BY tho cornpany-a good one-scen
With her when sho recently played In this
city. Miss julia Ifanchott, Miss Lulu
1orlnn. md Mrs. c. G. Donjfaco In.
tcrpret their skctchy pnrts acceptnbly.
Mr. Clement Isatnhrsdge was east for Har.y.
that mixture Of nristocrutio villAiny. Mr.. An
tlcrson, Mr.. Ed Marble, Mr. Wallis, md Fred
Percy wero also in tho distribution Of charac-
tcrg.
Once ngain "The Hearts Of Oak' was rtycn
fn the city Inst ntXht-this time Mt Ho<,ley's.
Tho p!cco Is by this time 70 Thoroughly, known
1Mcntton OF tho rcprkluctfon Ia not called
Isurcky-huvS spared 10 pains to present tito
tlr1atna properly; It affords tine opportunity for
tSo 9!ts M II slf Sos s1eoIH @ scts a
Nnrblel!ead. shows i cleverly-executcd p!eco
0sx nna oa es 81 be wssea sseas an q s
tsq r!sSet ess as sa!p.s!!s II! Il = sery @ fsai
tstie md MI efpetiye picture. Tho mill act.ne In
thn second n!s0 sttrwn great attention 10 de-
tnl, aud tho third get rcpresonts ctarIntnHly
, 1880-03-16
POLITICAL.

n tst Editor q ne cafsogo 1steunt'
permit ono at col. Forts neig,bors to cor
rect a,, error That appenrc,l over tf,o siennturo
ol osKos'l III ffldhys I1ahoSE. iltc
writer says: " Fort for Governor Will never
success. Ills CONGRESSIONAL nlaiority l,as
stoo,1f,, :, ,,vi",,o1 fro,, nm T., liz 49, o,na
steaal'y u"lhi!co llo!t "tvoo III ~ hfst elec-
tEon to plurality In Ills Inst, and 1t is an open
secret that he cnnnUt hgafn carry his Ills
trlct," The gentleman who wrotu the FORE
su .,'a A"t ''nsn.n ~ ~
estimate OF tao Eagllth cohsresslohal
District; There never hna been but
to tstrist nn to5 sso o the n,st
Q. ulc alsl1tse. @ Mla 1',st WIS 1no hts1 o'le;
Ever since that date, Col. Fort has been held
In such high estimation that Ills nominations
hnyo been unanimously rendered l,y nc
clamatIon. It IL tr1o Tint lis sm1,scn,,a',t M ~ M
N atorit1es ucra moi ~ ar~, @ 10 I to rst h"t
he ai"ays w. III. ahead 81. o1 any mnn on tho
tty IN well understood by those Mt all NC-
, 1880-03-16
JOURNALISTIC,

NEW YonK, Mnrcll l5.-The annual cleo
tlon Of Trustees of the Now York Express
was hold to-day. On Saturday James VII
ton Brooks, SOIL OF tbs late James Brooks,
ona OF the founders of the paper, was con-
trollar ct lad shares, majority OF stock, but
john Kelly succeeded III obtaining q inajorl.
ty Of Mr.. Brooks shares, which had been
hypothecated for a loan not due
until Jutte, and thereby carried tho
election. Mr.. 'Hr4oks, III conversation
denounced tho proceeding by wilcl. Kelly coil.
truiled the election. rh9 twenty-five shares,
said he, were given by INC iii tho regular
way OF business as eollateral for u loan, aud
which, had ! anticipated such u move, I
might have paid OF Without aay liflculty.
, 1880-03-16
II. 1}rooks will contest tic matter In tho

Nlt I5FEt1R3 VIII CU1IIeH1 tEIt H1HEtEf TT I1U
courts.
'fhe Ttncs says tl,nt among shares Of stock
ownc, by MI I.rookB werD. twenty-five
shares which lle Init deposited as cntfatcrn1
for Il small lnn',. The loai, WIS noi. A,nl l.
nay It nj n,iy time. Under tt,rss cfrci1ti-
st,tt,ces i,o l,nI regarded tho allhres as being
jnst rs ,,l.tcIl in his possessEon ny Il
they !ad lmrl, lDckc'i ~ tn his, safe
,,len Ind found out wfcra tlscy
were, t1,t, when It cnTe IL voting fnr tho
l,nar,l uf 'rrnstees, Mr.. 1sroks was treated
t., The entertaining spectacle t,f twenty-five
himself.
LITTLE fsocK, Ark, March 15..-The DatlN
iThattHtts. UHtgt, q newspaper, np1HnrtHl
this morning. Ur. G. Y. Mctl'icr II editor,
md ~! association OF Union prliters arc the
1Iuttfi4hnrs
, 1880-03-16


Special Dispatch to 1he Chteupo Tribune.
, BATTLE CHEEK, Mich, March 15.-As
there Is much speculation in all sections of
the country with respect to the choice Of
prominent men Of 4 candidate for the presi-
dency, your correspondent ans taken consitt-
erabla, time and interviewed tho leading
men Of both political parties In this city,
With tho following result: OF 40 Republic
ans, y arc for Blainc,, 50 for Grnnt, Z for
Sherman, 7 for 1Yashburnc, and for {Yheai-
er, OF ii Democrats antl Liberal Republic
ans, IS nro for Bnyard, 19 for trlltle1l, 0 for
David Davis, s for Seymour, and for Illrd.
The men Interviewed wcro not tll0so met by
chance, but were prominent and !cus!!nE
mctl visited by your correspondent fnr tetis
express purpose. There were some Hlntne
2ntl Indicated him for second choice, but d
majority Of tho Blnine men arc
VIGOROUS IN THEIR DENUSC1ATIoNs OF 4
TlIiltD TENN,
Ehlle tho antithirtf-tcrm feeling H. generally
Sefy strong. Frequently, whc, asking Re
publican hts clolco for President, SOME s'1cl
earnest response would bo nad0 us: "l'tn
20 thlrtl-term man,
. DesJrlng, to learn further Of tho feeling In
thls tCalEounl county, which is ole of the
most wealthy and prosperous III the State,
tS III 9tIs Is eSs4 nFEs th9npsan aa Goaso mi
'friends make tho following cnl,yass:
ln Marcngo, Of 10 lending Republicans. 10
ate = Blaine and Q for Grnnt. IL tlIis town not
De1iacr1t would express choice.
. In Marshall City, OF E. Republicans, 80 are
!oF H'atne; Grant, 70; Wnshburne, .; Sl!er-
maIt. 8; Hayes, I; Don Cameron, /. Or A
nenocrats: Tilleil. II; Seymour. y; David
Ioay nayis .; llogdrteks, 8; Dayard, 81; Thur
p;At Mdford Station, Is Republicans ase for
U!a1He. and fnr farnnt.
ln South Leroy, Of IS Hepublicnns
1A Democrats interviewed: Bfnine, -;
Hsfanf, u; Sherman, y; Garfield, l; Bayard,
of a interviewed III bedford Cen
Me: Grant, 10; Sherman. II: Dlafne, D;
banyafat !; Seymour, ?: Tt1aen,a
Pennfiela ail are for Dlalne. riie Deuo-
man.
Ing iesn ammery a # the @ sye rssf ssesa ~ te as fGw
&; Dayard, II,
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ma Obstacle to His Boom, How
). evcr, Is Gen. j. A. Nc
Clernantl,
ain ls Anxious to Secure Second
"" Place Oh the Tilden
Ticket.
n. Hepnbltcans Of Michigan Largely
Opposed 10 Third Torn.
an,tor Morri1ra Viows Of Maine Genti-
mont In the Coming Contest,
ILLINOIS.
rAr.slE1s's I.ot>st.

II TNs NIL.
s7faas D"p ~, - H".s,. ~ s ~ ,r,se -, ,,son
6eASoT'k ~, .a,,. ,s,. T., "' .hts
'Salefac oov; N.Y. 49, IT, sasi'a ma,,." ~ ,
dEe ,oH''e -. .' ~ ,,aa,, ,,aaot,.,, ,r,,i'
W. on'ts, s,,",..". ' ~. 81. % a., ran,oar,,a -
nirkea s1 nn"t,s rrh, ~ aa,,,nosa @ ~ ;i.I,,o,.
sngan1o,' r'. ,"n. ,,>an. @ !. ~" ,,,d a,"ni,
bn WINCH .n..ss INV. ~ ns 's t,ar r'' IT, o". III
hs hane ~ !. .', .,,,,, % ~. '' ~ 'oxt,,n5
dtate ts u 1,t,..t ,,stat;sa .'ys ~ ,.,t,n',t
btap1u'o "IH ~ % n.,,, ,,,s 1,a,,e,.,ua,, ,,n,,.
f6ssN' .,, az nN. ~" .,.',. , ,tnss..a, "o" o,",
sser, a1o .'e'ei .s n'r,,t t., thm an'.ra."h. ".
M''s wv oas..e.inn ~ ais ~ n,1 w T., ,trsNn,,no
hs o"% evn''', ,,'.' ",' ,1'.,n ~ ,s,n,,,anat,.,
ihls p1a.'; .'o C.,,ttao Gaptu .' ;r'," 11. 1i"r
aae es ~ %t.rea,,, ''1so: ~ ro.ars,,,,a ao Ia
fhoH6s ". .heNee'5' u 3t'e!a't'fs' ~
Chairman OIL Inc COMMITTEE, anu Is Hot
p,ln1er man, but tic business 0ftlle Commit
~ /, dnnc by tho lIon, A, Orcndprff. who
,ss..,;,.1 ~ ,n ~, and tcft fho f,,n,,,n,i,uu
s4s., fo1Io,viry tho tnodorahtn ~ f;nv.
PA3f '",'p "As ~" ~ :,
mnef na y y" 10 ui mf Inar,a w e ,.tro.n,,isrs ]
itbsuspectcd that he wilt manage to make
tha Democratic conference noxt Thursday
= l.: rA1vrn coSrr,,rycr.
- s,. hao,, ,,ar,, nort,f,', f., oxta,,,tro r..
ee ls' ose. WY s.asla. ~ ~ uH.I .,,o ~
Haons, anu gop a n',nocta @'a"t u ' W.T. "l"'eI
nieton Is strengthened by tho announce
pls.v" - tbo p,1,nor r,aot,n~ to I,o ,,n,1
MenI ~ a'o "'"soL HeesnH ~ w "e"t 't,t
Wednesday evening, "lich uo'. 1'nlh'cr VIII
hrow himself upon the country III a care
fo]ly.prepared speech, alld his ''b0om y will
1 nv lin ~ rohIns,,,, ~ Tt1,,rn man" ,e,,o ,vil,
llol. jim AAoHttlSot't A'Hiett Hst.''i Htp WI
, 1880-03-16
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Epfcta{ Dttpdfeh 10 Ths Ehttarc Tribune.

BURLINGTON, H., March 15.-A SPECIAL to
tho Huarkcyc from Monmouth, IT,, says
James barnes, IS years Of age, son Of tho
rev. j. q. barnes, pastor Of tho United Pres
byterian Church Of that place, was run over
by Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy engine and
Instantly killed this afternoon near Deerc',s
lnug,liiN by the fact thnt thu fntlier Of tho
unfortunate young man llas becn considered
rs lying at tho point Of death for several
days.
, 1880-03-16
IANESVILI4E REPUBLICANS.
&nktfai Dfxn1tth tn Iht chitaoo 1rihuns.

JANEsv1LI.E, Wis. March 15.-'rhe Neput,-
lfcans organized thriving campaign club
last night, e!ectlng the following officers:
President, A. II. Baxter; Secretary, $. u.
Smith; Treasurer. j, G, Metcalt; ard q Vice.
President from eacll ward. THO meeting was
harmonious and enthusiastic, and indicated
that the Republicans OF the city arc Wide
awake ard rroposato keep SO. It's the ILL
tsntlon of tho club to take vigorous hold Of
trim tor the PRESIDENTIAL cnlnpAiHM. Th1
meetings ara to bB f,e[I every Saturday eynn-
Ing, aud rooms nr0 to bo Acolsell BY tho Ex-
eclltlya Committee u permanent lleadquar.
tBFS.
, 1880-03-16
TUG ClApsIXED.

6psetds Dttpateh to 7nS Chicago Tribune.
LunlSGToS, Micl., March t5.-Tho little
tugs Iulnnnt a,ld Henl, Of rcntwater, started
out from that l,arbor yesterday morning for
a s225-racc to 1lud1ngt0,,. The Ge,n arrived
here, but snow-storm hid the Lamont from
l'cr sight, and s!1a went back 10 meet her, and
arrived Mt Pentwater without getting sight
Of her. The Lamont not being in the Ilarbor
ns she expected, tic Gent again sct out, and,
after soits xenrcli, found Aer two miles
,.urti. capsized. and her crew missing, aslt!
doubtless drowned. THO crew consisted 0t
Cnpt. Charles Lamont, his Soh Georges In
mont, uni Palmer Hill, firelllat,, nll Ut pcnt-
water. Tho Captain ard lii leave families.
, 1880-03-16
DAYNE'B NAlOnIT1E;


tUU3
:. 1,&hls own county (tlsunlly not over 200
1lepnllicaMl, Ill thp ib0ya vote, Col. F0rt r.
Ills competitor with only S4y votesl ii that
fact not pretty good Indication t,f his itoji,-
larity ut 0,Ie, Where lio Inns resided nenrly
hnlf- f-century? II le WIS not iii tic field for
again nnin1nntcd BY acela,nation, md l,e
would carry thu district by Ills old-tlulo nm
j0ri!y. Tho "untl-inonopoly" and "Grco,l-
bnek" craze are ten!l, and tho Republicans
solid for Col Fort for Governor, ailtl oti elce-
ttoil.day will give not less tliuii 100 n!nj0r-
lty for the strnist,t Republican Ticket. Tho
nominees Of tllG Springfield anl Chicago Con-
vclti0ns respectively will receive oilr solid
vote. Yours respectfully
CAnEr TAYLOR,
Editor Venom I,tttr,
, 1880-03-16


EVANSVILLE. 1nd., March 15.-Charles
johnson, WHO was badly hurt by the falling
Of tree near New Harmony, posey County,
died Saturday night. IIo was unconscious
from tho tlmn of the injury.
srveta' Dssraseh to fhe t:hteaso Tribune.
= EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 15.-Miss Lntisa
Ing catching fire on tho 10t!, Of December
lust, fingered In fearful agony until death
came to her relief yesterday morning.
, 1880-03-16
GENERAL NOTES.

ATTACK uI'oa sENATDl WALLACE.
s1I1spuAo. MaEct. l5.-'rhe Post, tha Dem
oefatlo organ, occupies almost q page this
morning IN deuouncIng Senator WallRce,
eaaf91nk That ie aud Senator Cameron are
~o1kpS together, mud that Wallace has sold
, 1880-03-16
THE DEADLY FROG.

speefaE Dispatth 70 1As Chicago 1rtbant.
GRAND RArIps, hlicl,., March 15.-Tho1nns
Hayes. aged Is, n switcAman III tho employ
Of the Grand Rapids i Indiana Railroad
Company, caught his foot iii frog In the
yard here tonight, md was run over by tho
ynrtl-engino a1ll Instantly killed. Ills body
WIS terribly mnnglrd. 1ip leaves Il wifo and
two children in. destitute circumstances
, 1880-03-16
Steamship NEWS.

NEW YoHK; March l5.-Arrtyed, tho
steamship City ot Chester, from Liverpool.
1.oAiN,S, March l5.-Aztiye4, the Holland.
from NuW York.
QltEESsYtlwN, hfarcll 15.-Arriyod, the Ger
n,anlc u1,u Erin, from NUw York.
, 1880-03-16
JUDGE 1sol.Elar pRUsE.

CINCINNATI. o.. March l5.-A special to
the Com1ncrcfnlsa says: "liofert Tslse, Judge
Of the County Court Of Pleasant County,
West Virginia, died while delivering MI
opinion Of the Court On Saturday nloriI!ng.
1ie WIS 90 years Of agc, aid it Is supposed lie
died uf heart disease
, 1880-03-16

Special Dtpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DunuQuE, 1a., March 15.-To4lay S. A,
Bradley, Il resident OF this city, was fatally
hurt while mining ut Centre Grove by tho
premature discharge Of blast, n fragment
Of rock striking l,fm on the lead, fracturInK
his skull mid tearing ono eye out entirely.
Medical attendance WIS promptly secured,
but tho wounded man suffered untold ngony.
, 1880-03-16

spfttat Dbpdteh to The Cateaso Tribune.
Folrr WAYNE, Ind. Marcl, 16.-lsichartl
Dearborn, a wealthy farmsr, living ak miles
north nf kerdaiivl'le, hangctl himself In ltts
barn Saturday night. 1le llns been III pn,r
hpnlt!t and very tlcspondent In spirits for
so,le time. Lie leaves wife, but llo c!Iil-
uregt.
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ont tlo Democratic pnrty to Cameron. 1t IN
stAiices tho act1on Of Wntlnce IN securing lilo
confirmation II Republican Census super
vlsofs pcrsonnlty objectionable IN the DEMO
t!elnfiln, who Ia particularly disliked by tho
Democrats,
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CHICAGO,

Tho alarm froul Box 30 ut II 30 last even
Ing was causcd by n iiru III fra,na shed 1t,
the roar of No. 1855 Washington street, owned
and occupied BY A. Gordon as q storage
room for old furniture. Cause ct tire, lu-
kn0WN; laulagt, uoMjnAL
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AT BURLINGTON, IA.

Special Dtspateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
DunL1SuTos, Ill.,, March, l5.-!rho barn ct
s. Lcntz, ncar the southern limits Of tf.is
city, together with a quantity Of grain and
agricultural Implements, was destroyed BY
tire to-day, Loss, 81 ,0O.
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DErno1T, March 15.-Guyon Fisher, u
wealthy miller Of Battio Creek, was found
dead in tho woods in Kalamazoo County yes
tcrtlay. 1lo had accidentally shot himself
willie hunting,
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OBITUARY..
DEnASTuS CARY.

DFHABTUS EAIkY.
Special DtspdseA to 1As cAteaso 7ttbrns.
BATTLE CHEEK, 3fich., March 1f'.-Deras-
tus Cary, n bachelor &C. years old, one Of tho
pioneers Ut this county, fell dead In Downs
livefy-stabto Suntlay afternoon. For some
tI'nn past !sa has heen at work upon a per-
petual motion,
, 1880-03-16

CoUNCl1A ILUFfRs
CouSc1f. BLUFFS, In, March 15.-An un.
known man, aged about 10, and poorly
dressed, WIS drowned I'll The Missouri River
at this point t1-tlay. It, Is supposed he
jumped Iii with suicidal Intent.
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PUBLIC OPINION.


speeches tho meeting adjourned.
PUBLIC OPINION.
E. 3. WAsiIYUnNE THE MAN rOtl THE HOUR.
To khs Editor Of 77ts chicago 7fthuns.
CIucAao, March, TIL was present Mt tho
first meeting Of tho Third Wnrd Republican
Club this spring, which was held at Afartlne's
Hail. Oil Twcnty-sccond street, Saturday
evening, hfarcfi q, md at which 4 number Of
short speeches were made indicating tho
preference Of tho several speakers ii, regard
to the prominent candidates for the prcsf-
dency OF tho United States. Every parttcl-
patlng gentleman took 0ccaston 10 preface
his remarks with tho declaration TINT le
would support tie nominees Of tho Chicago
National Convention, whoever might he Sc
lectcd for the suffrages Of tho Republican
party.
Its to be presumed tint tho actIve worlt-
crs-men who belong to aud contribute their
means to sustain Republican c1ubs-will
abide by tho action OF tho National Conycn-
tton, however It may differ with thoir, Views
ns to tho most desirable candidates. Hence,
necessary, unless the orators felt Or feared
that tho SELECTION might be 50 llnW1se TINT
even 0tcp might need this pretXerted resotu-
ton tn brlng them, to ,tllo scratch when time
yicw OF the prospect, and congratulated
tho Club 1,pon tho certainty Of sic
cess with any of tue candidates named.
This may DO all true. But 1t SHOULD not bo
trolled by two oppostt forces, Hope and Fear,
nnd TINT these tlsn forces acting In conjUnc-
ton inspire men to the most heroic effnrts
Aud iinyo we really nothing to fear? 70 my
fnct the ncrpctllAt{on OF democratic rrt',1b-
lican institutions seems to be almost wayer- ;t
jlIg In tho balance. And, In tic ia,lg,,agu Of
tho celebrated John Newlnn<l Alailltt, "lfke
boes @ t1fether toSs %s te paent seds
tears OF blootl." There arc many causes at
work to sap tho foundations Of our sim PIC
Republic, tsna chief among those i TIC Or
It BECAME not only tho npologist for, but tic
absolute receptacle OF, the political doctrines
Of the lata John G. Caf1l oui,. ,.-loctrincs sub
reey anil leadg lS5 inevita6iy q he ose9throw s
Of Tic Republic.
Though mucll, this Is not al! with which
truo Republicans hnyo Ind to contend. There
men are mel. VIII, from Interested or other mo-
@ aiion ~ VIZ S haso @ Y'i bat ttls spay 91s SsIt
tho fundamental PRINCIPLES OF TINT purity, al,tl
who openly declate that they wou Ill prefer
,,, to sse : .] President elected for llte.
tIons llnve tendency towards nllarul,y, mud
tllat republican institutions arc Inco,nnatibte
will, tho highest Md hest civilization. Some
other Thoughts III this direction wore pre-
OF Patriotism" mil published lii THE THin-
I1NH Of Jan. 10 oYcr q fictitious name, lit.
passing from gencrdlzntions to particulars,
It bccdtncs us Us good citizens aid true it,
earnestly, In regard to tfo apprpaclling M
tional contest.
Aiy yiows upon the relative merits Of the