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, 1880-05-27

1Vurw lin Inrt.tn+rro re a.,.n.,.,
,,rc.s :, snlie,s t,,,,, tto ot,ant,nt ".saes 70
Tho wn+dInr ~ tt,., 1n,,t r>,.n,.,o .onsress'
thni Inn Ynnntnr. #, rnnrro,s 49,. :. ,y su"etalyM
md tho mcni,nrs ~, :. ,on,,nstoa y ~
rnnttcr thoir a,,nnnrt rrnta,,t,, "hNo no
untfr,t tfnftw Ennntora nnJ In. - .,'', "se.e .as
strht tts ncryants ilt II dnca M, XIX. - H.
ncr nj thn Iio,Ixc NJ norcso,,tn, ,I,,s eua-
levnl rut ~ vfvo htn n t,s a'a n"s no
,,cor,r ~ NJ. dI.,.t,, 49,. .,,., a,,. Aae
thot1Iv ~ !. i,,.,r'',4 ;. IT,, -. os 9Pcr sa'
in octs snvt,,tr,s ,o,.n,,a st,,s w., nls puo-
tl,o nnrt ~ ;ha T'<,ai3t,,r, IL .ns,, leusst On
tnnrrt,uont sn ~ T., 49,. r,,".,s uv 'ssntnea a.
tnG seiovotc. tn t,,o Nn,taau, nn,,s,, y, aplsa1-
vrntfnn. In s,nto r.n,,,n....as .uo.ea'l ~ ION.
tn tcuitrrn,,, ,,n,y,s ooJ f,,nn,tn, cHunss a4
nnS :" t,.tr,,utsr .a aa,e..''...a "nen Ne1eeua
rn.,re.n,,t H., r1n,tnI .,e.a. an.".u "a'ea
tt'rt ~, ~ s,oo,. '" n,,, ,ss H n...".ol1ai a,e'
trtc, ,1o,oe.ta. .'n ~, lesstnal az
H., 49, 'letstst. ..a.'.a s -. p.'put} tuosea'
o,,eo ,t,h ,tts tno,,nnt,, st,,st ' y '".sa!e
r"~ - .,, t,.,n .snao.. 10 m "ues alsFe-
,,"sa, ~ r,,o s,at "o tn.us u' "aea 'nc caa
~ ~. - aonsnoe ~. .sn, ea.t,, sn"t uuaesakss
st.,Sna ,,,"., -. ~. 'Ma ."1,,. ".pnsacu ~ 9uIe
rsna tn..,..'.t.mn w s.'' anu Aen!us VI out
~ ,. - .n,,.,,,a,.,..1 - .oss asnIplaon oi
a.stis1 T., t,s, hi,.os o''s ttas,,,,s " W ~,
,,,1ia.,, va..,.,,, "u. ulo 'as' nc"
n,nn".a s.'., t..o.s .nas nIct IL Va'
e.o ~ t"s ss,"",sheu "ne'es
, 1880-05-27

No nA1S has fallen In the region around
Fittsiurg for two months, except slIxht shower
nbollt ten days aRo. AS consequence tho
ground Is 30 dry and parchcd that fnrlncrs and
gardeners hare lost all their carly crops, wator ia
becoming quite sonrco In tho r,,rlll Districts and
grass, grim, and frilt-trrcs look rs II tbey bnd
bccn s!nxcd by tlrc. The drought rcgion rx.
tends into tho Adjacent districts Of Ohio and
West Virginia. Tho thermometer, for tho pnst
1nonth has ranged high In tho ufnetcs, and Nh
t,n,,sstal amount of sickness, particularly a,nong
tho children, hus been tue result.
, 1880-05-27

COUNT ORIoFF, the Russian Minister TO
France, who ret!redin such disgust to st. patcrs-
burg after thu Hartmann affair, returned to
purts yesterday, bringing With him expressions
or good Will towards Franop on tho part OF tho
Car. President Gr6vy saitl TINT Frnnce rccipro-
catcd tho cordial feelings Of the Russian Mon-
arch, and with n trne Frcnchman's politoncss
ntlsled that he was glad that nussla WINS repre-.
scntch by so Intelligent anl popular q diplomat
rs Count Orion. Thus was tho lIurtMann cpi-
sodo einuOthcl over.
, 1880-05-27

GES. HATCH Is stl1t lit pursuit Of tho
Indians whn havo committed 70 mnny doprcta-
ton In Now Aoxico rccent1y. Tho number pf
the murders committed by tho sayngcs Ia greater
tt.t ut first snppnsni, md includes tho killing
ofsfx hcrssmcn RtTAlarosa, 1fty.tlvo PERSONS In
Sorocco county, md sospnty-ctxht ht socurtn.
Tho ranches in thoso districts hayc been com.
plctcly broken MI.
, 1880-05-27

Tue Uo1t. G. L. Shoies, of AfiiwaukeAt
WIN has boon prominent in Wisconsin politics
for thirty years, and one Of tho ablcst men ID
tho Demacratlc party. writes 4 letter to Tho
Sunday Itlegraph 10 Which ho comes to The aid
Of tho thtrd-tcrmers. Ho assumes, what Is not
oprrcot--to-wtt: that the opposition to the third
term bus it's cbicf inspiration ie tho fear thas
public patronage will 10 psostituted for taa
henellt OF tho candidate. and declares that Grsnt
muHt to free from such suspicion for tho realon
" that ho has mt 20 much AZ a ten-dollar Poets
mnstcrshEp In his whole ARSENAL Of oacnse au&
IL kfu Ckntn. %,nfsn ds fn real
, 1880-05-27
THE CASE OF ILLINOIS.

Republicans from tlIs ntld other States
will understand tho cnor1nlsy Of tic bull
doing action Of tho Springfield Convontion
Wien they read tic following Gull fur tho
National Convention. The call says:
Republicans, nf.d nil who will conpernte with
.noi n tno ,. moo t'essote. M t9 5p party
Gonotrssonal district, folr at farEc frotn ouch
ftm'G. tho I've f M eann Hsfry ~ a, 1"1 I'll, ,ro =,
tho Convention. '' ~N'''S ''s''' '''
The call, IN not, rs Logan asscfts, for a
"convcnt!on OF States";. 1t is n convention
OF Republicans, represented by tlclegates
chosen from each Congressional district, and
four from tho State ut urge.
III Indiana the Republicans of tho thirteen
Congressional districts held separate conyct,-
tlolls In their respective districts and olooted
their twenty-six delegates. The State Con-
ycntlon met In Indianapolis ind selected four
delegates for tic State at large, and i'd
journcd. It never entered Into tho minds of
ttls State Convention TINT 1t had any right OF
authority to interfere with the delegates
elected by tho Congressional tlIstrlcts,-pcr-
llaps because they had no Doss,
I'll Maine tho Congressional districts made
their own selection Of delegates In tlolr rc-
sppcttyu territories and Independents Of tho
Statc Convention, whose work was confined
to appointing four tlelegates as directed in
the National call.
In Massachusetts four observation-disclosures
were appointed by State Committee; twenty.
two delegates were appointed by Congress
stonal districts. 81"
In North Carolina, no State Convention:
tlelee,tes-at-lerge appointed by State Com
mites, other delegates appointetl By Con-
, 1880-05-27

= A rouKrEEN-rEAls-ot.u boy Of Barry Coun-
rty, Michigan. committed suicide TucBtlny night.
This boy Ind boUn 80 nlNltrcatptl ly hIs fnther
that he said beforo flo committed tho rash net
that no had rather not 1.-Two.
, 1880-05-27

EXTENSIVE ofl-works at South Brooklyn
touk iru ycstcnlny trnn mn explosion nf e1ta.
Tho ttfncs som communicated with snrho 1nrRo
olt-tnnkn, and taft hqtt IT stcR,nhoht lying
clasc i,y. 4 lunhor-ynr,1 III tho vicinity nlsn
ttu'k !tc and d largo portion ttorcnf was tin.
Rtrnycsl. Tho cnt,rn dalnnuu Is cstInntea at
~ <aAd
, 1880-05-27

THE Municipal Cous,rIl ot Paris have, by a
vote Of thirty tour 10 Suyrn, uenssirl tho rre-
1eot ut Police Ut that city for Interfering with
. tho Communst demonstration last Hunduy. The
Project snys It ts none OF tue G,lu.I* bus.ntss,
>da ho ls rcspunalbiu tu highur authorities,
, 1880-05-27

1cEBEKas in the Atlantic of the const Of
Newfoundland continue to striko terror to the
: hearts of tho Transatlantic mnriners. Tho
,AtoR1ncr Marcugo reports sighting Severn! On the
10th Of May.
, 1880-05-27

: CADET WHITAKER has pot Into trouble
again. a pair of citixcn'a pantntoons wus found
conccnled In tho dleoye OF Ills oyurtuat Tucsdny
after ho had deelarud thnt theirs waB no utt1.
.aen'B clothing III bis apartment.
, 1880-05-27

TIE t:rI1cAno TntnrNE Inns r*.abishcA branch
ptcet for thn receipt OF subscriptions md ndTetIse
ments follows:
NEW rORK-Aoom 2 Tri,tne Building. FIT. Nc
FAnnEN, Manager.
GLASGOW, ac.,t,and-Allan's American EnKs
Agency. u ncnH"hi-At,
LONDON. ] nj. Amesfcnn ExehRnge, tE) Brand
1IfNHr I. Nit lLu, Agent.
MAH4lNHTuN. d. E.-i1l9 r street.
, 1880-05-27

THE result Of the 1ta1ian elections Is the r.
turn Of MI Mlnisorialists 140 Constitntionalists
or Conservatives, md ninety Radicals or Dlssl-
l!Gpts.
, 1880-05-27

Pn1NcE LKoioLp, accompanied by tho
Marquis ut 1orne ind 1'tinccss Luuleo. arrived
Inst ovenlnE ut Toronto frnin Qurbuc. Tho
loyal Canadians wpro worry much clated at tho
visit Of tho young t,nn.
, 1880-05-27

A MAN namcd Lynch WINS killed BY light
ming near strcator, in this state, during the
storm uf lust Tucsdny.
, 1880-05-27

Col. NforrDN, u respectable and respected
cittzon Of Quincy, committed suicide yesterday
morning. IIo has heon suffering from lIl-heultn
for s0ulo time.
, 1880-05-27

t!on Rt MI hnxnrtis, Tho gentleman who made
this stntcmcnt trft hts nnn,c md nd,!rcss Mt TnE
TRIBUNE Office, md is willing to l,nck IN his
statements, and to confront any tirnnt man who
callt on him with tito Knowledge In his posses.
btpn,
, 1880-05-27

Fon thd future, monks and nuns engaged
i'll Tho pedagogical profession in FEMnee nltist
have diplomas FROM tic Suite and nit I rom tho
Church authorities,
, 1880-05-27

YESTERDAY Was one of the hottest days
over experienced In New 1iampsh!ro anl NtassR-
chusu.ts. Thu thermometer ranged from ga to
TO- In tho shutlc.
, 1880-05-27

THE Wumaia Suiftaslsta at indianapolis
yesterday rceitutod AIl tue old ul1cega, adopted
q platform, and Ilslunc.l to nulubur Ut speeches
by lady orators. after which they adjourned.
An e11ori WIN tnndt IL fnlDrHu tho 1rconbAuk
Labor party, hut 1t roceivotl only slight back-
dug ana failed Of sLcpuss,
, 1880-05-27

IT Is now probable TINT tho Kellogg case
will ho disposed OF this scssso Thcro Ia not tho
least doubt thut Kellogg will bc potmttted.to
GretaIn his Beat
, 1880-05-27

THE ship Borneo, from Now Orleans for
Trieste, laden with oil, wAs wrecked on 1ieayer
1slu,rl on tho 18th whio trying 10 ulnko bur why
to lfnilfax, N. 4.
, 1880-05-27

FoRE1oNEIls who llayu been Instrumental
Ill getting up the Communist demonstration Of
Inst Sunday IN rArls will ho h,.nlshod Franco by
order Of tho French Government.
, 1880-05-27

a FIERCE tornado swept over portions Of
Carroll. ltA, Hut, Cnlhon.l, ahd IIn1nt0n Cs,un-
tios. Iowa, doing great dai,axu to farm property,
lcmosh!ng mn1y houses, and severely iMjuring
several petsOus-tWu fatally.
, 1880-05-27

q. CRATE BnowN Was yesterday awakened
from hla political sleep Of eight ycars to bo
1,atle Chair1nun Of tho Missouri DenocrAtiu
Convention Ut MDbcriy.
, 1880-05-27


ZACH CHANDLER, sopt< 20, lsO, wrote
tho Republican stato Central Comm1tte0 -
MlQh!gaR, rl
| nln under the Impression that s1aysons nasasns
chances aro bettDr thAn thnao q MY FL III
but 4nlosa he 1e HOu!nhtea M!thout cus''st ~ tHl
will TO out Ut tho field, and thero WIZ no ncete1
Of strength tbtween the. frionda anu snppo'
OF few ataiHart radicals a.. IAN
Old Zach don't appear To havo known ns a40 IA
Rs we'll ~ ho thought he did. for wo ara aon ~
by I. u. brown. Of tho 0alSna oa<tltt, ~ao sna.
pstantiy "!nsp}tcd," that George W. cn'!us;; s;ns
tho Philadelphia L>tjaor. was mistaken ~ .1s ~
that Grants name would be Withdrawn ttua sss1 ~
contest at tho National Convention In epo's
utnwn pitts 1t In this shape: ,....l
Noithar ucorg0 ". Chl,da nor any n1e fea - llto.
authority for tuaklng such ~ aesett.ihua .hs pfbIM
0sAut9 mime has Mbyer gone botofo tas, ~, nr aeb
~ Presidential Candidate ny Aily ~ w nrdaf
Of hts OWL, e1lt3 no 1nost 0artalnly VIA wv ~'
hIs name withdrawn. ,t,,,.trton4
old Zach rovsr Jsaamt that bis is!asaI.ss ~
fsiond would allow bis naHo to come baIo..
Convention In the extraordinary, disfepas III.
and aati.Itepublican manner in whcn W ,.ret
npls D0aa ID doing It, Senator ChanoIet, t,as,uIs
supposed that Grant would onter Into ~ ~,
fight far tho notn!natlon. but ha was nos s,,naa
and, alsho tulerably woll .erkod ID as,s a Il
nature, had not penetrated all the foe'"'~'
lurking ambition In the hcart OF ulan.
, 1880-05-27

SENATOR Brown, tho recently appointed
Georgia Sonator. tuok the oath and his scat
yesterday. Unlike hts predecessor. Gortton, he
uutouds to sit BY hls colleague, Ncn Hill.
, 1880-05-27

TrK thermometer stood 0i In the shn(e ut
fNcw York yesterday. The Intense heat and
Wong 'contiu.,ca drought In tho city and vicinity
i Ia doing yrtnt 'lAinnYe In tho r,tAl districts.
The fnTlnrra ate powfnx ny tho ttrrt ueUp Ut
vegetables III lunny pAcus III order IL plamt after
tho HCxt ruin.
, 1880-05-27

OW1Na to tho nttnltur Ut Senators ind
ConEressmch who VIII Attonh tho Chic,go Con-
vnntlon. ito mclaurcs Ut palltirnl cl,nruoter
1sro likely to be dtscusael III ,ltnsr Huuao Ut
ColYrcss until alter tho 5th ot Jllne.
, 1880-05-27

THE Dlaekl,awk Ulstii!ery, owned by tile
Chicago Distllng Cnmpnny, consisting Ut
Mcaafs nermInghasn, Hutchinson, j. ]. Fitz-
gtboon. aud Col. I. J. Honnessey, caught fire
about o'cltHk last evening and was tutaly te+
stfoyed. Tho loss Il estimated ut 80 ,0, al,d Ia
1ully covered by insurut,ce,
, 1880-05-27

CentrnI Ntttatc-rinft.'
Corner Randolph nnd Ssata atr0nts. Concert by
thp Apollo Club.
, 1880-05-27
CHARACTERISTIC 1mpERTrNEuoE,

IL ,,.sa r.'r,,,or,,, nn,.arrar 49,, a.an
1ru},o1 S,ntns Sa,,+nr frnr ,i,at ct.to
II" +. a.n ~ ~" ,,ar ,,,,I"" s ,,,,"oa S,
iou,,,r.,,t,, ,,o 1,,n,,,,t,,,n n,rt" - t,,o
snrth Ina },oon cu,.trol AM ~ ar;sto,,on ~
l., o,,tt,,,, ,,o,mrn1 t,,n.,f,ro t,,,t IT, I,oa,i
r,.vto,, .,,n,,i,, h, f,n,, n,n,,no t,a !. r,,,n-
rr.r,,,, ), 1r1t,to,oua ,,,,,o rro,nso -, ,a,,ns,
I'm tt,r,,.torn, isaro mn,n .1,o Knnnh,t,nn o
,,,rtw - ~, Nor,,' r,nuto, n r,,rnt,, '",,,'
I'm H., ,,,o pan,,,,t .,,n,, ~ ,.,,,na
n,.t ~ t,,o Narts, ~. :. ,,as to,n ~ 81" oat,.
,,,,,,a ~ - ,,.,,, M t,.st"1 .A1 n"'
tt" ",,,ao .,,a ,, ~ ,,..' ,,,'nn, h. ~, .s,,s
,r,,ts n,n,, ft,n,,t,n | !" .,nns,na f., -, ,.,4o.
vtaw =. @ to,t,tnv t,',,.. I'm - 'o''>~N ~ "'' HUI
"r,.a,,,,,',.. s,,r,,,.s ,r,o, ,,o.,,,, s,,a a..
gentlctni.t. III i'm fur Ursnt jnst as io,ig ns
teFs @ T. nrosncct r. SC, ',,l 3f NJ i, ,nS|tg M e. nnlnate"
"rr"ni ii,y MI It'd @standpoint, thlnK that they arc
cxcaltent.".. .,,
thnt III tn u 1nhnn ~ 11sv W s,,rt g0m 'nY nK
~ do 1lnst aasarc'ly. IL IL only th6 polItt-
Gns @ VI" n ere c,,, ,i,gmtg gnIa ns. ana s No. ~ ''6l
Tint ia ail thai there Is of It. Thoy viii have to
hHy ~ to @ as ttGy WI 10 ss i"LSG' y 10 u, @ nc
to tic other plrty." o.
"1iut ti,crp II lint upposlt!on to a th,rl tcrms'
ion y y. ~. s w pnton Il @ sF:
Inv who lans crIed thirl term will havo to full
imn tn lil;9' Itofe Will 10 no half way "eo,s It,
rInvto,,a ,u,crt,ror.a ,v,,n, ,,,,o ,,oon
.n,,,r,,,t ,,,o,,,,,, ,v,,,,o,t tl,is nnr,,,.,,
niacc t,"to,orv' n ,xcec,t. snyth,nv , ,.,,1c1,
tto Tarthar,, 4 ,,oso. ;, o,.o W., na,,i,n1, T.,
~ 'n'4. t,,.'' w 1'e'''o -" 49,, ~
Grunt aboom', Ut Tho Narth hays co,,tcn,lc'l NJ
tbo+ tto tnnosttt,, Ia t,tr,l-tnr,,o,, T., ,orot,,
!. so,t,,,n,,t,,, ~, !. ,,o,,,,,n, .,,,a.,.,,,s !,
, 1880-05-27

ns Chairman OF TINT t,otiy, nud eon,u member
Hnre In Unison with tho opinions 0f tho tna1or~
lty elected In hIa stnnh.
, 1880-05-27

THERE Is 10 bo great reunion OF tae ,. ID n
Wisconsin soldlon In Milwaukee iron, fa,.aas ~ of
To tho lsh Of June, Inclusive. The clt.aSh clts'soua
Milwaukee are milking extonsl'o pfep*.anya .anya
to 9tye the old vcterans Ut tho tnloa asn Iii b.
cordial welcome to thu stty, aud noshu1s "1* 10
.hs men ] who psrilsd al 70 ave tho rstton. a'a !
Twenty THOUSAND ex-soldle1s arc e1po''eA ,
, 1880-05-27

statomcnta, nns, to confrnnt any firnnt man who
oas's on him With tho knowledge In h's posses"
''o'' -.~---
THE POPULAR PROTECT 1Asr NIGHT.
If nnyhoiy Inns tnl onv ,loul,t nt,ont .ha
uopt,1er snt1tcnntlon In tlts city Mt Inn encat
fraud a,l outroso tint wero uet,mtrnto,1
INN, tim urm,l,licnn nrty of IIjfnnts nj
Springfield. that doubt must lM ,lisslnntrtl
t,is morning tn reading tho accounts of thu
two meetings held in Central nlustc-1lsll a,Nt
Farwell tlnll Inst evening, tn pop,,,nriy mr.
prrclate these demonstrations It musthc kcnt
IN mind that the great crowds which rs.
scm,,,r,l we're not drawn tt,artl,er 1,y INV of
tie ,,stnl methods Of polfttrn& managers. and
that tie post.Ofttce au other o,ricinl purIIcus
were no. called upou 10 contribute any of tho
enthusiasm. II cyer n uoftttcnt dcu,onstra-
linn cn,po ,1,reot from thu ncoplc. tint of last
nIoht took its ortuIn and cnurht lts spirit
fran thu non,,,nr ,,rnrt.
Tim mcottnv ,vos frat annnnncef1 nh Sim.
tlay morntnv. Int n bccnn,e evident tl,c very
next t,ay t,nt tl,ors wout,f be n crush. md
on1v Tho arrangement for admission l,y tick
rts nm to n certain tour. protcctcd Central
Hail fron, n Inn that might hnyc resulted In
scrfou, ucr}dcnt. Thuusnuts were turned
away from The doors, and tic announcement
TINT an overflow meeting would bp l,ct.l ut
Fnrwe)l 1ta! served to fiji Tint house IA well,
still, mnny hundreds went home. dlsap-
pofute.l at nat cutting lnto what they re-
rortfn1 M tim nrirc;ro1 ,ncntinr IT. ,vos
, 1880-05-27


Dearborn street, corner Of Monroe. IlavaslJ1
6tnslodon Mlnstrpls.
, 1880-05-27

Olympic Thentre.
. Clnrk street, between Lake and Randolph. Misc
1.tngAtd in "Oaken Hearts"
, 1880-05-27
AAICAl:A1 lIN'rS,

KfcVttker's Theatre.
Afhdiann street, hrtweclI Drnrhnrn and Rtdte.
Abbay'e Hur,pty -l,uMptr nnN spanish Students
, 1880-05-27

Exposition l2utld1nR.
Lake front, opposite Adams stroos. Concert
, 1880-05-27

IN 1876 there was no,tltylsIon OF the party
In illinois, and the yota for President was
thus divided:
, 1880-05-27

K36bICY'k Z NfNtFF.
Randolph strto;. bntrce, Clark and In sal1s. En-
rngemcnt Of Fuwcry Paragon cumc1y Company.
+Doctof Clyde"
, 1880-05-27

AAN AHbits0 uIt tIlu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Elections hlll WIS continued yesterday Bu1,atura
Ednu,sds, HollIi,s antl Tr,ler bcing tho prluul.
pnl Speakers on tho Republican Rl1e. Mr. Ed
mnntls rltllculcd tho amendment Uttered by
Thurrnltll. rendering tho present Supervisors III
eligible to otloo, nn1 characterized tho bill as
political ltullenyro n tho interest 1T tho 1plno-
nrsttit purity. Il reference by Senator Rollins to
tho outr7Hcs aKaltst tsGxrtes III Buuth CnrGllna
ANIL MssIax!ppL brought nilgry rejoinilcrs from
sehators Ilutser and Lunar, tho forncr saying
that 1enl[ins bud "ranaacktd nil tho filthy, dirty
recof1is In Washington and elncWhera fnr tho
plispoha Ut prOnunnctuE a mntrdtgtton on my
stH'e." nnd TINT what ltnllths Ind sait! wns
"lsom br05nntnH 10 cud u contemplating caum.
ny upih tue character ut Bs,llth Carolina" 10
th's hc'lht"r Nollln4 quietly rumarkad thnt ali
ha fatt uttered wa5 bHsud Gn tho sworn testt-
mony ot tho penplu Of S0uth Carolina. Thts
was tto much for Hitler, who retained hts seat
during tho .efuhtnfer 0f tue debate. Tho bill
was annlly paascd with Th,rWan's amendment
which " mainly dFr0oted against Supervisor
Davenport OF Now otk,-by strict party vote.
-
In refetenca tn the campaign roorbaok
printed in> the nonntlay Grant urKan yestcrtay
LII IN aU.ator i3lAlnes couueutton With tho Texas
l'noltlu land.grant job, and the purptsa os tho
democrats to investigate tho matter should
if!afns bu nominated, gunttcmau residing In
this CITY, WIN is thoroughly cohvefSant with all
the fnuts In this case, who taa examined cvory
one ut the sl0outnents In the hands OF Col. New
I'LL, thu boss Ut the fellow Gcorye, IN this auttef,
cni'tM nt THK TA1nuNg Office last evening and
said that there was not word Ut truth In tho
whole statement, that It WIZ mado Ut who,c
ctath, ahd was. 4 ntattcious, mnfi8nant,
and daatardty attempt 10 raltn the character OF
ono OF tho nhleat nun IN tho Republican party.
The 9cnttetaan III question ducs not favor tho
noiniuaIon Of Mr.. Alatnv, but he could not a.
Low, With tho knowledge he has, tho moral as
sastna Of tho thtr-tot1n crowd to make such cow
aFu!y and Vtllaln0ns statements and eu uncon-
tEadeted. Thu gentleman further asserted that
Dir. nlhino was not directly or Indirectly con.
ncnted with tho grant to tho Texas PAcilc, aud
tant the onfy 6UnatDr ut present III,
CONGRESS- who Waa In tho leMst suspected
u any colceru In thu mattor IL ou-
Enthusiastically In fRyor Ut QsAnt's uomlna-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19

Clean Up! Clean Up!y

In consequence of the rain the
citizens of the Corporation were I'M
able to comply with the prociama-
ton to clean up on the date fixed,
and the time for doing so was post
poned until THURSDAY, July LIST,
1850.
The citizens are therefore request
ed the have their premises thorough
ly cleaned and the dirt and garbage
placed in piles on the street on or
before Thursday, July lst, on which
day the Corporation authorities will
commence having it removed.
Those who fail to comply with
this request will be compelled to
have all garbage, dirt and other nui-
sances on their premises removed Mt
their own expense. BY order of the
Council. w. 7. LOGAN, IT
Mayor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19

THE fast ending, "closing exer-
cises" of the public schools brings
along with it the distressing tho't
that the little lads and lasses who
have so long and so assiduously &C.
cupied themselves during weary
months in accommodating trolls of
HONOR" will be compelled by the ex-
igent demands of an enforced holi-
day togput up with. more plebian
bread-the home pone, as it were
till the first of September. One can
not help feeling Of sympathy with
the juvenile climbers of the tree of
knowledge and Wrestlers with syn
tax and prosody and other scholastic
conundrums at this untoward state
of affairs. But they will survive it,
doubtless, which is comforting as
surance after all.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19
A. TEGETH0FF,
Martinsburg, w. Va.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.
The Sunday School Anniversary
of Berkeley Circuit (colored) will be
held in Hedgesville ON Sunday July
18th, at which time the second quar-
terly conference win also be held.
The Sunday Schools of Clearspring,
Williamsport and Shepherdstown
are invited. Several addresses will
be delivered on the occasion.
REV. Il. w. BooTHE, p. E. Z
REV. A. N. KENNEDY, Z. &.
w. "A. ANNETT, Supt. .o3
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19

GoRED TO DEATH.-This COM
munity was shocked on Sunday last
on hearing of the death of David
Thompson, an estimable and well
known farmer, residing about two
miles north of this place. 1t appears
that on Friday he went to his barn
and into stall where was kept an
Attorney bull. On entering the
stable the animal attacked him, and
he was knocked down and severely
bruised by its stubby horns. A
small dog had followed him to the
stable, and during the fight between
Mr.. Thompson and the bull the dog
engaged its attention by barking at
its heels, and thus saved Mr.. T. from
being killed on the spot. A farm
hand heard the barking Of the dog,
and on going to learn the cause
found Mr.. Thompson in one corner
of the stable, unable to rise, or speak
above whisper. He opened the
door and let the animal out and then
procured assistance and took Mr..
T. to the house. He died Saturday
night from his injuries, and was
buried on Monday afternoon. He
was a straightforward, honest man,
a good neighbor, and generally liked
by all who knew him. He will be
missed by the community in which
he lived.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19

DROwNED.-A telegram received
on Saturday conveys the sad intelli-
gence to a large circle of relatives
and friends that Mr.. Charles s.
Thomas, a promising young man of
Darkesville, this county, who went
to California year ago, was drown
ed in the Sacramento river in that
State. He was a son Of Mr.. James
Thomas. of Darkesyille, and the
sudden and unexpected news of his
death was a heavy blow to his par
ents and friends. 1w rg~ .,.- ~
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19

BARN RAISING. "A large number
of persons assembled at Mr.. George
o. Sperow's on Tuesday to help raise
his new barn. The raising went off
pleasantly, and not a profane word
uttered. The frame work fit exact
ly, and the barn when completed,
will be one of the best in the coun-
ty. Mr.. John w. Cant is the build
er. A fine dinner was served and all
present did ample justice to the
viands spread before them. N
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19
BUSINESS LO(NLS.
THE GREENBA0K LEGAL TEN
DER DOLLAR.

The Government alone to issue the
money in sufficient volume for the use Of
the people and to regulate or establish the
value thereof. The legislation of our Gov.
ernment upon the finances should be made
to rest alike for the benefit Of debtor and
creditor, and protection of the legal ten
der character of the money. II must and
shall protect the industrial interests OF our
country equally with capital, thereby ex-
tinguishing class legislation; all classes of
property, OF whatsoever character, eQuita.
bly, taxed; bury third termism in oblivion,
and demand free ballots.
The above is food for reflection. f8f.
myi5. essfl GREENBACKER. +