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, 1880-05-27

IN The plains l,aa already caused much loss 10
eett!cra, ntfsl fhoro seems to ht, M sign nf
tlltnl1,ntion Ut tho pest. Notwithstanding. That
s,n ty IN insas mTT kll'.sl T. .laily A. ho'o
n,a'zc wrrc rhtcn. although mrar!y 1000 mico
Mcre destroyed In o,u night. They will ent any-
thing TINT il mt too hard for tftlr tceth-papcr,
slnth!nK b!nnkcts, and tho lfkt. 4 gentleman,
hhylnx slept very, soonn.iIy during tho. hight,
IL q heavy loser through tho rslvnKcs of thu
mice. which Ut. up eyerr grain Ut Roven norts
nf tnnizo--a statement which tn tnnny lnny AtI.
rcnr ttcrctI!tle, hut IA nevertheless fact. At
night. ln htist t-totiscB, ono cannot move With.
t trsams o., ,se nn 80 ana
e!cGp at niEht, hit Inns to- at mp arl witch hts
children. They nrn CH,iRht by hundreds by
dropping littln f.ol1r iIto in,ttles. Into which
tho mfcc crnm themselves I'LL the bpttlca Rte
nlled. Mr. fliKncll and nthers hayc Killed many
thorr seems tnt,n ,o adequate means Of check.
inE rntHKrs. 1Hnka. pictures, and evct nrticlcs
OF furniture AfN E1thDr destroyed or greatly
n'lltilHttsl hy theAc vnrarins llttlo animals II
Ia thnuWht TINT through tho plninH tcln0 0nvereti
unusual shelter, during tho breeding Fcn.
eon. frr'n i,wks. crows. lilagpIna, Re!,urfas md
lke pis:'lntnry tlrsla.-whtah. by tho way, hRvo
lecn unusually scnrco III tho raet summer.
What Will iois, tlennEhta. rust rfc!lro Er1sRs-
hnrre;E. b!lrra, thIstlcs: CON-. pllr; inHpTtotT
el'intlnn! orportnnitles for enYlatinR tho i,o.
havlnr. Of jolt. A setilor rcniarkhd to us tho
otlnr, dny: ~ mlat R!yc up tho pnpcr. ! emit
ht!erl Gvetl tho E1nnll elhecrlPtfnn. There'a
nl!CTH anfuett!nk to tnkH tho Rtat nH c1ve'R
!aanrs IN this t-tl country. Thcm Id ulteo
lurs,lit, and I'm gctttn' worry full on It," And
I'm WDt1(lGr,
, 1880-05-27

THE uEMncnArY br THE TWELFTH ,yAnp
rn,Irl nj f1waInv'a I,,lt ,oat c,anr, In ,nv;t,,-
III, .'.'.'., -. .." ."Ne "''"'H -. t,''tui
"u1i .,'l.oc'n 't'F tne pufp,se ~ teE'ectitlF tno
ycry little hcu,lwny, far. notwithstanding Mny,r
Harrison ru,IIcL III ~ III, r,rco. tho acu, tnt
's.a ~, .,,t,, -. ~" "' ~. t"o
undertake. IT, t'rganIzo permanently, Lost Mr..
seyinnIr's trlen's. would be nllrotetl. Tho
!netttiK wHS cMllutl Il! ntrler ly Gas Inspector
baldwin. md hr presided.
Aftrr THO business 1nrntt'g str. Cleveland was
called tu tho ehnir and Ign. PArst'ls. Ut FDr,
~,ns lntrHlect!: liM Saltf io wis present Dy nc-
c!deHt. hut hnfInx Mttrris,l md 1'nl1ner n8 cai
'tt'l!ics f1us1 his seGt1t1t for the Presidency, l,s
cmiiitl net speak very well to ~ Seymour Club.
rNlinHr lrnl'nht forth considerable applause. rs
MsN did tho mention Hf Suynintir hut hu nut
ncinc to tlw!tl ulnn the l.1sstlcntiai question,
llnt dropping 1t. AitDltteGt2 htElAlf III canti.
lntt for tit,tprt!tT. which WIS kindly received.
, 1880-05-27
FRANCE,
CANAL ntLt4 PASSED,

CANAL nt[t4 PASSED.
PARIS, hfay ed.-The Chaulber Of Deputies
passed tho Tnncurvillo canal bill, designed to
givo 1fayro ensy Acccss to tho Selno and tho In
tcrior 0f Francc.
THE COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATION.
Englchartl has r4tisch a discussion In tho hlu-
ntcipal Council rcgarttng tho lncas,,rcs tnkon by
tho Project ot Police In connection with tho
Communist demonstration 0f last bun.lny. An
order nf tho lay WINS ndoptcl sitting TINT tho
Council &blamcs tho Project for giving orders
tho execution or which, by renewing tho most
dctcstahle proceedings OF tho Empire, Involved
seri0us ennr0achine,lt upon tho liberty Of clti-
xpnB. Tho Frefcct OF Police left tho Council
Hail as soon ILL Eugiehard brouchcd tho q.scs-
tion. declaring uMt thu M,tttcr waa beyond tho
sphere Of tho Councils deliberations The order
Of tho 1ny VIVA passed by u vote Of W u 7.
Fifteen Councillors Hbstnned from voting.
To l'K uANIsIHn.
THO newspapers announce TINT tho Govern.
nro promoting tho Socialist agltntIon iii Fnris,
hMvo resolved to lnlntsh nll Foreigners who
signed tho protests p,tltle he'd IL tho Radical
S,lnlny, tugothur with other foreign Socialists
who alv most nctiyc agitators.
THE AcT10H or THE FoLlCE.
Tho deputies for Paris have decided to ask OF
tho Minister Of the lntorior for xpl,ilntions re-
RarllnK tho nctton of tho police On tho Sundny
before bringing tho matter before tho Chamber.
1itEATHE nuNNE1.
Lr0Ns. Mny .h.-Tho Theatre dos Cclcstinc,
recently built, bus l'cen burned.
BTATE VI. CHURCH.
day t'y yotS ot M' to w. passed |. biil nhotlsh-
ani! nuns. which ltRve hitherto served tho sls,io
purpose rs the Government examination diploma
rmKvkKrlvE RATHER THAN nKp,sEas1yH
MEAsuilEa.
>pAIts. Mny a0-Lo,ls I,lnno. Clomencen,, antl
!harxlet, hotln1 on II resolution u thu Deputies
TOR Paris. WIlitGal on EtDStUt6. Mfn8tGr nf fhfI
, 1880-05-27


sr!s1Nar1g1D. ILL.,, Mny :I.-Onu Of tho lcadinx
Democratic politicians of tho Stato, il prisatu
chaEcrsatlnn with some Yrlul.tis ut hutel III this
city, let gut nut Ut tho bug laat evening, whlen
is LOO good 10 kpup quiet. lit tlceturud thut,
through Tho HsstAtance Ut I.oEan's honchnacll III
tne statu Central Conanaittuo. nvery Democrat
vino was In springfield On tho day of tue Con-
rentlon WIS furnished with tickets uf untssit,,
to tho lobb!es an1 galleries Ut tho hall; tlat .l
ors1n Detldcrata were admitted by psunrsanEe-
mett TO act as ctaqnors and applatlso- .nanu.
1acturaEs Tor tho GraniItcs; that I'LL tho Demo-
cr1lts of lltluots arc unxi0us for Graut's uu,1l-
mutton by tho Republicans, III which event they
would push David Davis III tho can.ltt,uto
Hf their party. Rnh curry lIlhUls anl
other Western States; aud for tho rcaso,,
that thoy wutlt Gr,lllt nominated by the Ne-
pubicans, they holped to nuke ail tho noise
thoy could for Grant at tho State Convention
Thts Aalf-boo1y Democratic leader sud that
, 1880-05-27
ITALY,.
THE EI4Emi0NG.

hoxE, May ea.-NoturaR from ali tho constt.,-
cilclea except ono have beon rccttvel Tho
Government claims aG3 yntos, nEntnst 40 Of tho
Hight and % Of tho Dsstlent Left, The lee-
tion In five constituencies, through trroxtIarI-
tlcb. has not been proclaimed,
opkN1S0 or PARLIAMENT.
Tho 1talian Parliament opened to-day Tho
Nink s!e1s g.1sa, ~s 9t .1e1ns!se!y acXMt 10
Of tho 4rist Tux md rutorn Ut thu Eleet0f1ll
!nw. Respecting fArefXn ntfN6rs. It aaSx thu IT,
atiat!yu tMken BY II fFI0n.lly Power and approved
BY 0thor l'oworH. including ltA1y, tussiies thu
hnpo thAt tue rpnsntMlnK lfsllculttea Mttendlng
tho execution nf tho Treaty ot berlin Will lo rf-
t0 prevent a1 outbreak of war IN the territnsy
bordering On Montenegro, Italy win ctAtrernte
III tho endcasors to solve tho dtrek question Ia
accordance with tho treaty.
, 1880-05-27
DEN 12TTTTER.

HE Is INTERVIEWER BY A CHEYENNE: nEpOltTEIs.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. May :a'.-Tho following from
M interview with 0en u. F. liutlur, cn r0llte t0
tho Pacific colst, Will uppcar III thu Leader
Thurstlay:
-. Yai do not contemplate supporting 0snut at
why. ccrtnlnly not, my dear air. Tho lstca is
most fsrItlstert,u8,"
I'll lMiks now, General. rs II tho National
thu l'reslitncy.''
well. u they only give us q goo.1 plat tfor,n,"
aal!i fhu dtiirrAs, thnnXhtfully, "the hnunr
uonY' ~. ''0''''"'
y replied tho prospective urccnlIAck cAn,itlnto
for tue Presidency.
"What Iu yn!I think Ut tho outcome Of tho
HehMbllc4l Aud l}eInug1atttn CAnv9llt!nnsf'
"Well, think thut Gcu. tirAnt uNl Sir. IYtleu
Tiil oe Nominated: atnl tirant will pravu to III
ta9 Stronger nlilil befnrD tue public"
, 1880-05-27
RUSSIA,

TIFF COMING WAR FIFTH CHINA.
ST.. pErEnsnuRo. May .d.-The manufacture Of
tnrpcdOcs for conveyance to VluttvOatoek hns
recently boon much accelerated.
1t Is believed that It has been decided In tho
eyent OF Ii rttptirs with China. to nct as much
m possible on tho defensive. Tho Russian fleet
would not bfockudc nny Chinese ports which
trndG with Enrppe, hut would contlno itsef
coast Of Trnsn,1'ar ,listric1 and % thua preyent @ @
jHpnn from aiding Chinn.
TIE NIlI1Llsr T1t1A1A.
. ST. PETEnsnuH{1, AIay .0.-The grent trial of
public proccedinss yesterdny. lilo tneu,l,ers OF
tho co,trt-lnarmtLal m rrn.n!ncd !n consultation
Ct l!f? s sox xno1aE hcn e9 3c rtsemt
sentenced Mlchnclufr md snhlruif to DO l,n,ieed,
Dr. Wc!mer to fifteen years hnrl labnr it, tho
s esSs f@ls %Sor @ ND @" o
egnlhNl to ton ycars' hard lahor. Tho women
nnosK ne end asn M Tf.S rs to
{tcf, Mcllkoff, chief ii tho s;ipsemo E1eeutIvo
Commission, for confirmation.
NAVAL.
Hlnu men Of war III Chinese waters Is considered
90 pressing that Il vessel Rtnrtly expected ut
Atcxasi!lria OIL tho way homo to retli will, In
eteltd. hAve fresh crow sent tn mept her
thero. .
ANOTHER FISHERY QUESTION.
Ios1A1N. May :8- "a correspondent at st. Pc
sh|shkm, tusslan Minister 10 Washington. bus
rctrntly Ind ervcrMl Interviews with tho Car,
and n[su with tho leanK members OF tho Calll-
net. 1t fs understood ut}uirs seriously affecting
tho interests If tho two countries hnve beun
Under G?nnsIderation li1:ss. has nude repcatcd
Of hnr tshetics the 1nc!tlc coasts Ut her prpv.
incts.. nwlnE to tho tnccssAut operations of
american whAfcrs. Rnsaln Demands tillt tho
tho privilege of lsttnx nlr her 1nciile consts hut
., ~ inter M consers tha nr!oo exori,itant Tho
tho atntcn!enta of allc9td facts, wI,creupnn tlie
HussHtt toscrnncnt, proposes 10 dispatch n
cr,tlser to Investigate. ills understood thnt tho
splrlt, nll there is littlo doubt TINT sntstac-
tory adjustment will he reached.
, 1880-05-27

nmcne the prominent Democrats who wcre IN
tho hail hnir'ng I.oRuns crnw,1 wcrc I'nn Nor
rsnn. now III It. Limits: r.: ". McNcc!y. Of Me-
ty: i. Il. snnn. Of llAnvillc: /. 4. lInrkinghRn,
nf Ucrntur: Muses. Wentworth. nj Chfc,Kn; OK
tlov. l'nlmer. sfr. urrndorf, nj. tho Democratic
,sell.kn.w.t democrats. "Wo had n RNnl rrt-
tfc,Ttand!n9 With tho 1.ogan tc!lers," ho re-.
marked. "nnt tell yn,l wn rut in sors,c 0ftsl
licka for n1,i Irunt. VIC WIRE NIL for Hrant. nntl
VIII lnn for him with NIL o,,r might until after to
Il Hnnnnltti.''
thusins,n thot WA 40 noslly man,fcstctl In tho
!nt,nies mi! Ratlrrea Ut tho Convention. Toll
ttctans will not full to eco the point.
, 1880-05-27
PORT HiIR0N

Fnar HrRoN, sLich.. blay .B.-Up-Fppoliers
ArAhtn, 0scoda, kllcardino. ConcstoGn and cotl-
ss'r1, l!hsltnHto With H. +. baldwin nnd cn:lsort,
steat,ers Cttf Of Cloyolaud and ralrl; sch.3n-
ers J. Hart. selklrk, Charles llnekley, g. T.,
MHRtll.
nowt,-P.opellcss Roanoke, Mary Mills nud
eunAutt.
WInd-south, brisk: weather hne.
loNT ltultoA. Mich. h!ay e8-l0 p, m.-passed
up--troptllcra NAahuu, Jnhn N. Gid dcn With q,
t!lnel. u; !. Wslt', Ncosgo u. Warrington,
AnIstc sm,th M VIII sehnGners l!ri9ht!e aud tioa.
li4thAway. Il. y. lsnst, Melvin, i. IIuc0u, j, n,
Fnstcr. Arrttttl-EHg \. a. I4rlatnter.
fhwn-lropctern japan, M4ry FrluRIo and
barKes, 0. Townsend and consort, Victoria aud
cnnaort: schooners l.. Nanuah, Hg8e l. Junca,
Get,tgo Il. taHxarl.
Wlnd-6uuth. Kentle; weather tne,
, 1880-05-27
HIRAM PRICE.

THE CHAIRMAN nr THE nhArxE NATIONAL cIun
On THE OCTtJoOK.
Special nspItch to Ths Chicago Trtblnt.
DAVENPORT. 1n., May :sl-Aa Is generally
known. tho HIM. Hiram Price, member Of con-
Rrtss fr,m th's district, Il President of tho
National fi1afne Chil} of Washington. ar.l hns
facilities for Informing himself thoroughly m
the Presidential rrnspccta ot tho tnnn frnni
Matnn. i representative nf THE TntnrNA met
Mir. Prier who hna hut recently returned from
tho Natfonal Capital, to-tay, and from him oh
tnfned tho following Information in answer
questions:
Rorortcr-what is tho outtook for nlnino
fr'm ynsir standpoint rs President nj tho NM
tional 1]nno Club
Mr.. Pricc-1t IL much tettcr. think, thnn It
was Elk or eight weeks nRo. Our calculations
wcrc th0n TINT Gen. tsra,lt wttl.l have tho Snltsl
gatcs ~ tull. It Is prutty clenrly demonstrated
nt,w that
IlE viii, NOT HAVE TIE sOuTlt
s S., nsr NY York ana Pennsylvania. This
e: MIIlow ; wiEi II tle stn!nn scnntor stan on tho
1r ncn. urant haa st1rs,9fh sini,Ril on tho iirst
tnllnt no r,ny pct the nnni''nt!ttl. Hut It Is
t'rGtty cnrtAln TINT IF h" slncsnt 'scvnlop sNCl-
will he Anr,u.
;:N,-1int snn, yon R!ya mo yonr cstimntv for
Mr. P.-lsiHfnn hna nnw :s0 votes 1h tho first
ialt't s.lra With ehn1h1s for tnnrc 0cnrg!n, for
sta,,cr: M VII give hIt,, some tf her Delegates
clsswher !,etwsen tho frtends Of Senator i.!aino
STR. T.--i!nIcss Grants supporters combine tn
efs"t i lo th9 latters . sGepcctS nrr ycry
% %'ss s'' ,ss means 's s friS efsasias @ @ r'.nt, ,
nfrl @ out of revenge unto thoir strength against
THERE MAY lie T,,ouBLE.
INIT r,f }kntt
, 1880-05-27
GERMANY.

The 60urIE BEA TRADING COMPANY.
nER1Ir, May sa.-The South soa Trading Co1n-
pany has dcciacl on golnx Into liquidation,
Negotiations aru still pond!ng for tho formation
OF \ new company. with Government guarantee,
HANK STATEMENT,
berlin, May al-The statement Of tho Impo-
RIM Hank oE Germany shows HI tncroase In spo-
'cie OF !, ,taO, ,uN ularks.
ulsAAHck AND TtEH VATICAN.
DxAL1H. May e6.-On &he e0tt Of April Ills
lnarck setat u confidential dispatch to tho Ger.
man Ambassador at Vicnua, remaFklnY on tho
SctFogrcsslon OF tho negotiations With the
, 1880-05-27

s"..ta, ,,s.sn,., :, ~. un ,,,,.,.s,, - , "s"
spse'". n"In'e" =" '"f ."'n.f'"n'H .. l,rfas. r..
hANcAF1E's. r., Mhy "+.-F'io great hepnt,-
l!cnn rriitnry election III 1,at,cnstcr County Is
over. nn,f It wifi 1nnr ho remembered n. tho
most tttnr nnl ,n,nnri,lc f., thn nt,,ols ~ tho
,",,',.,. 1".a.s' M ..,s'a " 49, sw4."s ~ ~ ~
c"hs15. boeperatc us Wcro tho ctnrtd Or mo
machine politicians to accomplish tho opposit
result tho co,,f,ty f1ns nof,p overwhelmingly for
,1Atucs @. Dlnlne for l'rcsldcut md Gnlushn A
Grow fur Unltei Stntes stt,,tor. Tho vate In
city, viii, tho TI1lr.! wnrtl In hear from, sltnhl
1,4M Tor lninu mid ;aS ft,r Urnt,t. The returns
fr,m thu county. up to Il lntc limtr In tio
Tiny, funteel up 4,1li fnr f3lnlnc, with a,:Hfj
fir Gru,1t, aid IL, ni,ss,hility ut r.Sl,tcll,x
1slnitlc's ,nnjnrtty. Indeed, ii ia believed IL
ttlusp who iTo III II tH)sitIu, 10 know Drst thit
tho vutu viii t,c three 10 ulr FIR ln1lc In sinl-
j,u ir, while in Enertlaryo, wiicl, merely riyo
M n euttlpic Of I,lnfly 0thnr tlttricIs tho fDtD
afnol-I}tNtnc. 10; Ornttt. !. ....
l.ATCft.-sItiG1 my lirst dispatch sumo ilGw &c.
vsehH IT,, hFn ,;, heen n ss1 IL. ~ tW hea ws FL
h'nhe 10 ono Tor Gs,!it.,
r.xc.ep,, H., % !,ispT1aht tr;e h,s ,ao.,
x.,in,s TT. H. @ naS - 'TGa t,a ~ H.
VIII WnGIt19 H9n3 u3 NY ~ ust ;x ~ s.7: ; .!,y
, 1880-05-27

reason TINT ho j. not II creature nf tho ccnycu-
tlon. 4 district t1elrgntc Is In tho rln,cln!o
Inc II tho rcopfr., the Fatnc ns4a citizen Is i!
immediate ctfislGrtlni with thu Nntinn. anu
h0ls Tint co,1nestl1n above my AtafD authority
Or license. a citizen ~ giving hlt as.ealanso to
tho Government IL uni tn,nnelc,l by State inter
fcrcnco. and f., 4 delegate. hs T. representative
Hireet ftnn' m silc pranl9: .ho,,id @ im Mlawsst 70
Convention demands. This stnte malt instr,,c-
tim business ia The introduction II tha Csnfel-
ct7ttc i'scn intu Union Convention. n:.i The
question Is. shnl the Confederate l.icn s's!rr thN
1ntnMany-llalt 1nethki. ot controlling = yarty
tro4fiie1 at thcnRn 1t will llo tho first tln TINT
ycntsDn."
"Wili tho r,,ln he t,rnken Mt Ch1cngo?t'
"From what heAr should Rltv It would. Tho
conflict of te Convention will l,e ,1nn this rule.
THO % %siraiFElss & n tlao party aro now een.ortnE
+" Ilo yn,. Know shcthor thcru Ia combination
between tho 1l'Atno nnd 6hern1nil nlcn to brenk
II tlnsyn?'
~ know nothing about combinations Of my
kind whatever. bit ! believe that a|f. whether
tlloy te for 0mnt, lilalne Or .hermui,. who are
opposed to this ntttE.rcrrcscntntlye rule, Will
unite to effect lis destruction"
, 1880-05-27
INDIA.


T.0xpox, stny GA dispatch from NanRoon
says: There nro disturbances In Upper 1,,,r-
mnh close to o,,r frontier. On Mon,iny three
men disguised rs monks, With twenty followers.
crtssct! tho frontcr anil burnt village aftcr
fight. Tho tnvcrflnr wna killed. md the na,,rEents
1,ro triumphant Hrrnt excitement prevails IN
loth ritlca Of thu hnn,er. md innny Burmese are
crossing intn MIR territory. Thcro 1rr r,1snnrs
tt-.1ay nf great pitched battle In which tho In
BuFHeNte wcro yfrtnrinuR.
Tho 1iurmrsD EmfnRay remains Its allow.
anccs hnvc bcen stopped.
, 1880-05-27
ILLINOIS,,
MACON COUNTY uENOCNATH.

MACON COUNTY nEM0CnATN
speetal DhpoteA to Ihs Chicago 7rthtns.
DEcArun, ILL.,, May aa-Tho Democratic fr[-
naries wcra held throughout Macon County t.f-
night and Ti!don, Seymour, Hancock. and In.
visdelegatcs wore selected. Tho COunty Ct,l-
scns4on meets next Saturday. anil tho detcRa-
ton to springfield will probably 90 unln-
ttuctet1.
tHR THIRD TEnx NO FRIENDS IN KNOX COUNTY.
Srtetai Dt.pdteh to Tnt Chteaeo Tribune.
GALxsDuRa, ILL.,, Mny :o.-Tho delegates fruH
this county to tho lMte Stnte Convention hAvo MI
returned and find their constituents well
pleased With their united nctlon at Springfield.
The stalwart Republicans Of this iIAtrict Are
ment Of tho State Convention, and II tho tlce-
rates selected by this district ;rH not unlimited
10 aoats IN tho National Convention there will h.
terrible hreak IN tho Republican rAnks In this
section. The thIrtl form and tho r1lHnncr in
which tta atiherent arc striving t1 gain a,icccRs
hns no friends In this strong Republican portion
If the Stntc,
, 1880-05-27

MEMPHIS. Tenn., hay ea.-Ed Nclms, tho negro
who nssasnatcd Rufus Ar1nstcnd by shooting
him In tho dMrk three weeks ago, nonr Her.
,nudo, Miss, wns captured yesterday In TunicA
County, Mtsstsatppi. by throo coored men. who
will secure EBGO reward offcroh for his body,
t!cad or alve. The aasasin ia now IN talt Mt
Hcrnandu. It Is genernlly beloved ho Will bn
takc1! from jail Tonight and banged by tho
friends OF tho murdered ulutl.
, 1880-05-27

ATLANTA, Gu, May :'.-Col. McCo!lum, Of
Hampton, GM, was killed by Town Marshal
Moltnrely this afternoon. TITO two men had
Just hatl fight. and MoKneely procured II shot
gun and killed ttcEollum.
, 1880-05-27

REruuL!CAs5 WHO WILL. St'r VOTE ron
HHAST USbEH ANY CIiICuMhTAkt:K4.
1psctal Dlspateh 10 The thfeaco Tribune.
lNpiANAro1As, tu1.. ftny .}-Thn NeHa this
evening tnh independent raprr With Republican
proclivit!cs} publishes Il list Of upwnrrs Of ttxl
names subscribed tn paper bcnring tho fol1s,w-
Ing statement: Ave, the undersigned. WIN flusc
heretofore supported tho Republican purity, will
not vote for Gen. Il. :. B,nt II l,B IL nominated
For r1csldentat tho Chlcuyn Convention" Muny
Of those signing nlu gentlemen r'rt'tnincnt as
business mcn md wutl knowr tlIr0uxhalt the
State. The following nru tnkcn frasIi The list:
John |. Norris, Gen. ThOtr,ls j. MNrrls, Hurx
Aprcgntc. II. SoycrIn. Frcdsrfek 0stcs1neycr, r..
H. Hpann. u. 1toriso', H. F. iIctlsernyton, Dr. l..
W. Munhall nf the Erdnue'ts, s. +. unry, George
". Sloan, Joht s. Sphnn, John n. Spun, Jsfn
Huber, ]. q. rlurson, James II. fIume ltoiert
e. 8mith, Henry Il. finnnn'.,tn, George c. Wnl,-
stcr, Dr. W. Clinton Thompson, Charles N.
aachtK, Frmi =. Hush, ani Wood Browning.
Following this list is tho result of
A CANVASS AMONG THE KMpI.OyEs
ot ten of tho principal manufacturing establish
mont Of tho city, Including, tho Western Mn.
chine Work, tho EuKlo Machine Wnrks, tho
3ns-Wurks, md Merritt & Co,lgt,IIn's WOODEN
mills. Onn hundred satd titty-scvcn Rcpnbllc-
lns expressed their aholcr, and OF tEosa In
mil mt ynto for Ge Grant II nominated unscr
any conR!derations. ~ summing up thu slt,nl-
u91! @ tho her* s!ys; "Forty-two napni'licanH
AHA iCFFlSl 4HGf "fMul NIL fnlR ftf
Grant, but did not wish t,er llr1ucs published,
Iii ono grocery on tho WGst slide twunty- i've
t.cn eait thu sMn1o thing. MIR. j. F. NowIaul
9ho Pan; II, IIane Hnrti. MnStcr saya th4t thirty.
vote fer Grait. Tho number WHO ,Yn,tl,l i,at
vote for Grunt ,lslless Ttinn WIN nominated
Has worry considerable. M,ld these who Ktu they
WOULD VOTE ruls AMI DEMOCRAT
but TiidcIi w,lH also lurge. Ilut mo or two prr-
tu1ls were found who wero III fAvnr nf tIraslt ns
thoir first ehnlce, and 1last nf those wiz, saId
they would vGtt inr him r. nominated, wtr0
prnying fur his slefent ut t;hiu,Es,, From Mi
those expressions 1t y falr IL sny thnt probably
1,nD names hl NupAblcslnH can bg hal In this
city OIL II fur cnliyuHs who
WILL NOT VOTE rtts GEN, uJtANr
under my circumstance, ntld tl,nt he IN not tho
choice Of 10 por cent Ut thu Republicans IL
evident. The expressions l1otc,l ti uvory hanl
even bitter. a number nj mon WIN llnvu never
known wiut n w!ls to vote anything rlse hit tho
Republican ticket An1d they wtul,l rMtllor
endure ono term Ut 1illrn thun tn ynto fSr
Grant for 4 third turtm," The Nclra II Ii ynry
strong nntl-GHlnI upper. hut tn lta published
repnrt It .dcuIs nnty with llnt1ics. and w.l,i
scarcely dare to fubricAtp, even Il disposed to
do 81.
, 1880-05-27

THE AMKEfH1fIF.
LospoS, .May MA dispatch from Cnhul
says: According 10 unofficial Init trustworthy
a''vfccs mn unfettercd offer of tho A1neersh,p
hHs lsccn natlo to AlNiurrlh1nan Khnn by tho
british mission. Abtlurrlhfanil Wishes to con-
suit tho Chiefs bCforG deciding.
, 1880-05-27
KILLED ny AN OFFICER.


Special utspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
CENrnALLA, ILL.,, May e8.-Thc City Marshal Of
Metropolis, EninRham County, shot md killed a
ftrinor nalned Knowles to-day. Knowles was
ilrilnk and resisted arrest md attempted to
RhOot tho MnFshGl. Tho fattor NAs too quick for
him and shot him deud,
, 1880-05-27
TARIFF cIITlFRY.

pI1TRRUR0, pa., AfAy ss8-Tho Table Cutlery
hanufacturers' Association, now In session at
HEAVIER Falls, hha decided to maintain tho prcs-
cnt prices during tho ensuing fall scuson.
, 1880-05-27

IiorSfordsa Acid Phosphate III Con.
sumption, Dysitci*in. Istes
hnye used lIorstorf's Acid phosT!,nto IN
several cnscs nf dysrnpstn. to my general satls-
fNctlon; anl MISC harG tried 1t III two cons.ltnp-
tim tasea where l think u hns dnne thor. q
service. J, II, FoItEsrEtk, ii. b.
MIDl,IET1WN, O.
, 1880-05-27

DTSPEHADO KILLED.
8ptetak Dtspateh 10 Ias eag&5Trtauns,
DUBUQUE, In.. MAy a9-Jim DolRnoy, a noted
desperate OF Fnvoly, WIS shot to-day and killed
by uy Reynolds.
, 1880-05-27

Tho Plague OF HIico in Australia,
{raIIa 1yasss, Apstl H.
Tho extraordinary number OF those dc8tsuct.
I've littls rodopt& which hAve auddculy appeared
, 1880-05-27


pAhls, hfay ed.-The Chamber Of Dcputlo
passed tho TAncaryillo Canal bill, designed Il
givo ffavro enFy Acccss to tho Seno md tho In
tcrior Of Francc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

TuE Yetz1iIlion STANDARD must be
disqsas NH things Of i political
natnxs nCay county. when Il gives
iuSnoesp the following III
~ useless for tlie republican,
! ev9f kttsra h hold another can
elis psF II they casrs,t
yoed dorm aeY eaasbe bulldoz-
81 azia h0sled down by the denrol
Who la
n fsnab lisans n always vote The
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

THEaenlopsnts have hit on d man
Tor Delegate, With . isarsh. who prom
iscd to use II II nominated. It Il d
fellow fy the name Of Riggs, to fame
unknown. outside Of Deaawood ana
\ few democrats 10 Whom he has
Whispered ls desires.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

TIsE political outlook III New York
and Indiana il bright for GARFIELD
and Arthur. The estimate for the
republican majority IN New York is
plnced between 10000 and 10000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
(9hird Qaaas4er, $500

The following words ofencourage-
raent and cheer comes to us from q
superintendent: IT am satisfied that
sho Sunday School column III Our
county paper can and will be u7aae
very interesting and profitable to
all Sunday school workers who
have the privilege Of realing It. l
feel that ] have already been bane-
fitted by IT,