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THE COURTS.
RbA ihl~-A ~ W. IL L.
Department No. ?.

SATURDAY, February eth.
1o,45l-People vs.. sandman ct al.-Argued by
Tyler Tor appellant and Boysien and Barnes for re-
spordent, and cause submitted.
5S2l-Estate OF Ra'ioyich, deceased-Argued by
Tyler Tor appellants and Splivao for respondents,
and cause submitted
Department No. 1.
6IG3- Phillips vs.. Lowery ct al-opiuion fled.
6075-boUrgneres vs. Boulon-opinon filed
Department 10. 2
MONDAY, February 9th
Ge5i-cohen VS.. Gray-Moiion to dismiss appeal
argued 10y COIN n respondent and Cant bell for APP
pellant aud cause submitted.
6044-H arpendng MYERS ct ai.-Argued by
Olney for appellant and Alderman and Bates for re
spondeDts and cause submitted with five days to re-
spondents 10 file additional authorities.
Department No. l.
MONDAY, February 9th.
G0jt-Brady vs. Kelly Passed.
I0,4S2-Colby VS.. Superior Court OF Santa Cruz
county-Motion of Heinlen, for petitioner, for writ
OF review'aud for leave TO withdraw the record in
People VS.. Colby, No. l0,477, submitted
60S3- Douglas ct al VS.. Fulda ct al.-Argued BY
Sharp Cor respondents and Allen for appellants ana
Judgment affirmed.
6ll5-Douglas ct al. VS.. Fulda ct al.-Argued by
Allen for appellants and Sharp for respondents
and appeal from judgment dismissed and orders
affirmed.
6950-Peope ex REL Burridge vs. Pearson-And
now on this day came the said respondent r.. West
teaEso anu plesus not guilty. 10 tile charges ana
allegations in said Information set FORTH whereupon
it ordered that said information be and is here
by referred 20 \. ". Hanna, Esq, to take the proof
herein, and report the to this Court with ali
convenient dispatch II is further ordered that
said Hanna issue subpenas for the witnesses herein
and report any diSObedience to the same TO this
Court.
1O,4S2-Colby VS.. Superior Court OF Santa Cruz
county-Proceediugs herein referred to Department
No. l.
People ex rel Cochran vs. Board of Education OF
Oakland-On motion OF Cohen for appellant, orle. ed
that this case be heard in bank Friday, February
18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
6953-San Francisco Gasght Company VS.. Shaber
- Continued to Friday, February 1871.
Court adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
A Il
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SUPERIOR COURT.


MONDAY, February OH.
Oliver Scudder vs.. j. P. Counts, Administrator
Demurrer to complaint overruled and fifteen days
answer.
Special venire ordered, and Sheriff directed to
summon fifty jurors, returnable ON Tuesday, March
ID a: 10 o'clock A. NJ.
oschner VS.. Brady-Cause transferred, by consent
to Solano county for trial.
William Hewson Davis native of Australia, was
admitted to citizenship upon the testimony of NJ 5
Cushman and C. II. Hubbard.
H. G. Smith, assignee. Samuel PoornIan ct al
BY consent, A. C. Freeman, substituted as attor-
ney for plain if instead of ID. ". Welty and case
transferred to Placer county.
Estate OF +. D. Tyrrell, deceased-Letters o. adj
ministration granted to J. Z. Burns; bond, $500
Appraisers James Lansing, Frank Swift and -.
Estate Of Il. 7. Brown, deceased-Final account
allowed.
c. j. Zumwaldt vs. W. L. Pritchard-D Demurrer
overrule5 and ten days to answer
Estate OF John Kelly deceased-Will admitted to
probate.
Guardianship of Anuie Curry, minor-So much
of the order heretofore entered, appointing p Scan
ian guardian Of Annie Curry, minor, is set aside,
and upon hea Ing, Andrew Lewick is appointed
guardian OF said Annie upon filing bond in the
sum Of $780,
Estate Of Belle Scuider, deceased-Account OF J.
P. Counts, executor, confirmed.
Estate Of Ham G.. Harrison, deceased-Letters of
administration issued to Abbie A Harrison bond
5000. Appraisers, Ii. S. Beals, a. c. Freeman ana
G. l.. White.
George Mack VS.. Joseph Miller-Decree as prayed
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Weather fseDorte.

WATsoNvILLE, February 9th.-It began
raining last night, and has been showering
ever since The farmers in this valley are
safe if we have a few inches more rain.
GONZALES, February Chit blew fear
full gale all last night, which resulted in
slight shower this morning and to-day, 10 OF
an inch falling.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, February 9th.-It CON.
menced raining this morning at 2 o'clock, and
rained twelve hours. About 10 of an inch
has fallen. Planting is about all done, and
the prospects continue very fatteIins.
PETALUMA, February 9th.-The rain that
has threatened for several days set in to-day
in occasional showers, which at p. NJ. settled
into persistent drizzle, with every prospect
Of continuing through the night. The wind
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NEVADA.


CARLIN, February 9Th The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
berg, Cheyenne City; Mrs. 3. Marvin, Mich
igan; +. 5. Mansfield, A. S. Mansfield, Bos-
ton, Mass; Thos. Cook, New York; j. Leo
Liiiienthal, San Francisco: w. G. Strohn
and wife, Ogden; r. f. Amee, U. S. A.;
Lieut.. Colville r. Ter-eta, U. S. A.; c. S.
Gallager, New York :; w. s. Rainey, Idaho ;
John Cromer, Illinois; W. L. Baggett, H.
c. Meussdortfer, San Francisco; Chas I. A.
Dohm, New York; John Cromer, Illinois
John Moss, Colorado; 81 emigrants, includ-
ing Y males, to arrive in Sacramento Feb
rusry 11th
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Edward Rice, the only American COM
poser who can tackle DR.. Sullivan upon
the :. Pinafore field has another new opera
in course of conn os.tlon. Ii he could only
meet hbrettist after his own heart, our
managers would not have to waste time III
plotting how to pirate THE Pirates OF
Penzance. Spirit of the Times.
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ATnirs in xo,ycr c,,.eorp,,

SAN DIEGO, February 9th-Olficial irfor-
nation was received to-day from San Rafael
Lower California, of the arrival there Of
General Marquee. The forces of the Feeders al
Government are said to have made no opposi-
ton to him. 1t is reported that MARQUEE,
after fixing things politically, will depart for
Sonora, and carry on his movement against
Diaz in the northern States of Mexico
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The Proposed Tariff ON Chinese Rice
and Sfi;rcn

SAN Francisco, February 9th.-A meet.
ing OF merchants was held at w. T. Cole.
mans office this afternoon, to consider the
question of tariff on Chinese rice and starch.
Most of the starch manufacturers were rep.
rented by agents. 1t was suggested that
Congressman Davis had already introduced a
bill to raise the duty on rice 1t was there.
fore decided to let that part of the question
alone. A resolution was adopted, asking
that the tariff on China starch be raised
from three to six cents, the specific ad valorem
rate to remain unchanged.
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DE-. WEI DE MEYER. PAMPHLET.
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents, Messrs. D. B.
DEWEY & CO., sc Dey street, y. T.; or by Drug
gists. The CTRE Is DEEIyERED at 81 30 a
package. Think OF REAL CHI;E fer an OBJ
stinate disease at this trng cost III 1orSpemsTuTh
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REPORTS REGARDING THE STORM.
TENS Fg,2M WASHINGTON TIE
CALIFORNIA.
s1aio Normni sc,ooy7op Fire,


SAN JOSE, February 10th.-The State
Normal School took fire at two minutes past
, o'clock this morning. The entire upper por.
ton Of the building was on fire when the
alarm was sounded. The FIRE department i:
doing its best to save it, but there is no hope,
owing to Il lack Of engines and the insult,
cheney OF water. The building is valued at
$3.50, coo, and is one of the handsomest wooden
structures in the State.
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4 Flrn, in E.nancinl rroublc.

OLYMPIA, February 9th.-Crosby, Davis &
Co.. stationers. who have several suits pend
ing against them, have petitioned the Court
for stay of all proceedings and permission to
make au assignment for the benefit of their
creditors. A hearing will be had March 22d.
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1issessment-'fhc smallpox Cases-Jnen
pi0ycai yyOrginaIucB,

piOycti WOr{linsIncn.
SAN Francisco, February 9sh.-Justice
levies an assessment OF fifty cents.
The Board of Health to-day considered
matters in connection with the smallpox on
board the steamer City of Picking, and as a
result of their deliberations the Quarantine
Officer will Immediately take steps to prose-
cute the Captain, First Officer and Surgeon
of the Peking. The pilot will also probably
be prosecuted.
The committee of unemployed Working
men, appointed at the sand-lot meeting on
Saturday. waited upon Mayor Kalloch to-
day, with a view of making some arrange
ment for the employment on the public works
Of those in need. The Mayor informed the
committee that he would talk to the unem-
ployed men at any time that the committee
would get them together on the sand lot.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Recorded February 7th.


Mary A. Frazee to L. S. Frazee February 9Th
West 269 feet OF lot ., and G, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets; Sl60.
Recorded February 9Th.
NJ VI Drew Sheriff. to Samuel Cross, February
9.h-Lots !, =, and 4, b aud c, Twenty-nlnth and
ThirIieth streets also lots s. 6, and S, and Z,
Thirtieth and 1hirty.frst streets 81, 100
Sacramento Bank to Charles II. Swift, February
blot 3, f and F, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
James Il. Kerr To l.. NJ. Aldrich October s. 1879
193 acres OF section 81, township north, range 9
east: sl,2si
Johu H. Kerr and wife TO Minerva Beauchamp,
October 3, l579-Lot 80 in Kerrs addition to Elk
Grove; 81, 100
James wilson and wife to Charles II. Fry, Febru-
AIRY 7th-Nottheast quarter of section g. township I
north. range east 81 800.
joel H. Ray and Emma B. Rav to John Carmody
and Fannie McGiinchy, February 3d-Lot 4, d and
n, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets; 81, 900
Minerva c. Beauchanp to Emily a. Aldrich, oc-
tober Sth-i.et 80. kerr's addition to Elk Grove.
Michael H.Fetherson and wife tn A. j. HOOK.
February 9th-Lot ,, \ and o, Nineteenth aid
Twentieth streets.
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lgropned pcnd-lfuter Rrtcs Rchuced.

SAN FRANCISCO, February Oh. - Mrs.
Mary j. Allen, wife of Commodore Allen,
dropped dead in her room tonight, as she
was retiring, Of heart disease.
The Supervisors tonight fixed the water
rates of Spring Valley at per cent. per an
mum on S11, 100000. This will reduce the
water rates to consumers.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Eastward Bound-Chinesc View Year.
PoRT TOWNSEND, February 9th.-Dr. Thos.
T. Minor, Health Officer Of Pugent Sound
District and delegate-elect to the National
Republican Convention, left with his family
for the Eastern States today.
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PoET TOWNSEND, February 9th.-The bari
Camden arrived this afternoon, twenty-five
days out frem Honolulu. The barkentin,
Victor, which left nine days before the Cam
den, has not yet been heard from.
The bark Cassandra Adams was spoken il
the Straits. She had her fore-top-gallant
mast carried away during the passage.
The schooner Eudora has arrived from SaI
francisco. She wiz engage in plotting anc
fishing.
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ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAINMENT Brit
ish Mutual Benefit and Social Society gives
its third anniversary entertainment at Pho
neer Hall tonight A select musical and
literary programme has been arranged, also
an entertainment by G. W. Jester, ventrilo.
quist, from the Royal Polytechnic, Londsn.
A ball will conclude the festivities.
K. OF P.-The Grand Lodge of Knights OF
Pythias will meet in Red Mems Hall. corner
of X and. Sixth streets, at s o'clock this even.
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The Rival Routes for an Interoccanic
Canal.

SAN Francisco, February 9th.-A COM
mittee of the Board of Trade met this after
noon to discuss the question of the Inter
oceanic Canal by the rival Panama and
Nicaragua routes. The discussion was in
formal, and further action was deferred pend
ing the receipt of a copy of plans and surveys
OF the Panama route, the committee being
already in possession of those Of the Nicar-
aqua route.
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Death from, smallpox.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 9th.-First As
sistant Engineer Collins, of the steamship
City of Picking, died at the Smallpox Hospi-
tai to-day, from disease contracted on board
the steamer.
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Nine. Pappenheim made her greatest
success in London as Rezia in "ODeron.
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FULroN MARKET, FIFTH AND K STREETS.
Our code: Live and Let Live" The
largest, most complete and best stocked
market in Sacramento. Everything in the
market line at prices to slris the times.
Have been selling eggs for three days past at
% cents per dozen.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

ssSks ~ VA-Sa - NE ~ Ss
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD.
UNION
REPORTS REGARDING THE STORM.
Chinatown in San Francisco to be Legally
Declared Nuisance.
PASSENGERS From THE EAST By R.,L.
Death Of an ohlcer of The City Of Psling
from small-Pox.
ITEMS FG2m WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Unusually Deep Snow in Portions Of
British Columbia.
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The Chinese are celebrating their New
Year in the usual form.
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lie DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
A1vKzmsEllElsr ggagios.

Lecture By Mayor !. s. Kalloeh, Wednesday.
British Mutual Benefit Society Entertainment.
a. 0. {. W, Sacramento Lodge, ct r.,G
Z. and a. Il, ConcordiA Lodge, at p. N.
Cecilia Club-Muscal notice.
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EVERYBODY uses Chesley's Rock Rye. Al
frst-class saloons keep it.
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Prsiness Advertisements.

business Advertisements.
House.for sale-spinks & Acock.
Personal-Thomas Cameron.
Star Mil.s-Neubourg Lagos.
Estate OF Nlnnen-Notice to creditors
C. L. Simmons, n. D. (Harv)-Card.
Capital Ale Vaults, 302 street.
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IF. Cutters OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for GALE by all frst-class
druggists and grccers. Trade mar,i-Star
within Shield.
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BY Bell Z. Co., at 1920 A. N. to-day.
BY Crovel & Caverly, at 1890 =. N. tomorrow
By Crowen 8. -Postponement.
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SWALLOWING
Z = o 7 S S 0 n

IN CATARRHAL 8lECgs causes:
FOE BREATH and disgusting expectoration ;
CRACKING PAINS in the head and forehead :;
DEAFNESS aid loss of smelling power
BEeNGNITls, Hay Fever and other diseases.
TEE ACTION OF CATARRHAL Viggs
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered WEI DE MEYEa's CgRE,
THE oNLT KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases, certain in its effects vaccination
is for smallpox.
REV. c. II. TAYLOR, 40 Noble St., Brooklyn,
n. Y. g" am radically cured Of Catarrh."
D. G. McKELvEY, Govt Inspector, ICY Mott St,
N. Y.-Cured Of very bad Chronic Catarrll.
r. C. BLACKBURN, at Lord & Taylors, Broad way
n. Y.-Cured OF 9 years Catarrh; pack.
S. BENEDICT, JE., Jeweler, COZ Broadway, n. Y.
Qadyl-Cured OF terrible Hay Fever.
REV. c. J. JONES, New Brighton, s. L." Worth
ten times the cost"
REV. GEO. A. RIES, ICE Jay street, Brooklyn-
at has restored me to ministerial labors.'
REV ALIEN. FREESE Cairo, n. Y.-"It has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish"
DR. r. G. DURKIN, Dentist, S3l Sixth avenue,
N Y.-Cured of Catarrhal Influenza.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna, Catarrhal
bronchitis: +" Great benefit from its use"
MRS EMaAC. BowES, 80 W. Washington Square,
\. Y.-Catarrh 30 years; Cured by pack
ages.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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THE onlv Cash Grocer. H. II. Paulk, 81
K street.
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By OVERLAND. Another lot OF the de-
lcicus fresa select oysters viii arrive to-day
from Baltimore. d. DeBernardi s Co., Nos.
30S and 80 K street.
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SWEET ER &. ALSl.,
REAL EsTsFE AID INSURANCE. AGENTS.
Notary Public and Commissioner OF Deeds.

Real Estate Bought .ad Sold OF Commission
ETHouses rented and rents collected. "a
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Tuv Mace for bargains in Groceries, at Il
p pS cash Grocery, S14 X street.
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The Board of City Trustees met in regular
session yesterday, with all the members pres
ent.
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Letter from Washington.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May. Is, 1880.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May. Is, 1880.
Representative Republicans of Texas now
here say that their people at home are going
TO present the name of Ex-Governor Davis
of that State for Vice President. Governor
Davis is an able aud worthy man. and he
did good deal for Texas when he was its
Governor /; would be singular circum-
stance IL the candidate for President should
come from the extreme Northeastern State
and for Vice President from the extreme
South Western State-Blaine and Davis
which is the Texas ticket
The Senators show disposition to agree
with the House in the effort for an carly adj
journmeni. probably on or about the 3Ist Of
this month There is a great amount Of
hurry and little talk among members who
hope to get away at that time. Some Of the
Southern indictments. however, are deter
mined to block the wheels il possible. for
they desire 10 continue in SESSION so as to
manufac,ure..no,oriet,tor themselves Prob
ANY wv" 'aNnN'S VIII nov Ntlth pretty
closely to the Appropriation bills and finish
them As quickly as possible. Two weeks Of
good stead, work will see them enacted. if
the fire-ca,ers can be kept in check and no,
intcrpose any political legislation to hinder.
The Democrats are especially anxious to get
away. at least. the moderate ones are
The conspirao, to steal Senator kcllogg's
sea, ends in smoke. and Ben Hill is over
whelmed with the same result Hampton.
Butler. Gordon. Pcndleton and several other
Democrats oppose Hills resolution to UNI
seat the Louisiana Senator. and this will
probably ensure a Republican majority in
the Senate after the next elections
The town is alive with sporting men. in
ieres,cd either IN the boat race on the Poto-
mae next week OF the horse races at the
National fair grounds Hanlan and Court
ncy viii a, iA,, he brought together and
ruS for a large stake. but there are many
who still dis,rust them. and believe that
some excuse will ~ found as heretofore for
delaying the race. \ great number Of fine
horses from all parts Of the county are here
already for the races. and next week prom
ises % X a gala one
More Indian trouble, are feared at Head.
quarters here. Troops uil be pretty active
for the next month or 20 moving 10 exposed
points.
The politicians are making extensive prep
aratsons for excursions to the Chicago Con
'ention. 1t Is estimated that twenty ,hous-
and people viii go to Chicago. md tina, the
gathering viii be larger and more interest
M than any gathering Of the Kind knopn
IN history kArAupiN.
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The Chicago Convention.
NseAsgsa ssa Wess vsrstais Repssis.
esss Elect n Instructed Del~gss~s
fer sbiasse-Gl~rsam = fer Grant.
PROGRESS OF CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.

PROGRESS oF CONTEST IN ILLINOIS
The Michigan republican state convention
was held Wednesday at Detroit The con-
vention adopted resolutions declaring the
choice Of the republicans of Michigan for
President is James G. Blaine. and request
ing the delegates to use all proper efforts to
secure his nomination; also plcdging sup
port TO the nominees Of the Chicago conyen-
ton and fayoring Thomas W. Ferry's nom
nation for Vice President, OF the Is dele
gates from districts, two are claimed for
Grant
The West Virginia republican State Con-
yentiou met at Wheeling. Wednesday
Hon. C. ID. Hubbard vas elected permanent
chairman. Upon taking the chair he made
an enthusiastic speech in favor of Blaine
Resolutions were adopted demanding pro
lection Of all citizens in the free exercise Of
their rights faNoring 4 public school sys-
tenn and opposing their scc;arian control 4,
favoring tariff that will protect American
labor when brought into competition with
foreign labor: opposing further grants Of
lands TO corporations: favoring a sound and
convertible currency approving the admin
istration Of President HAYES: deprecating
sectional feelings; instucting the delegate,
to Chicago 10 vote for the nomination of
Blaine. All the 10 delegates are for blaine
The Florida republican state convention
met on Wednesday. and chose eigi1.lele
gates Who are instructed to vote a. a unit
sftr( .ra,,s 81 pr..sln,.
for Vice President
The Illinois cou;cs, j. still animated
"wednesday three counties elected blaine
Washhuru, and Grant delegates to the
Illinois State convention The Grant men
clam they will have a majority without Cook
county. but this Is not probable Logan tel
egraph, that the Gran, men ask FOR only {
of the ~ delegate. from Cook county. which
he sa,N would b. Grants according to the
wards carried H. nov saws that the bolt
uas because Of the refusal 10 grant th,sc
The antl-Grant mon "a, that ihcrr i no
more reason why the delegates should ~
divided hy senatorial districts III Cook
county. than IN a score 81 other counties
where Grant men have all the delegates.
WHEN some Of the districts in these roun,lc.
are anti Grant.
Much indignation is felt in nlinoi. a. the
action 81 the leaders of the Gran; move
mcn,. and the Chicago ,Iauraai call. upon
Gran; 20 Withdraw. The Grant men expect
the delegates from the lsoliins convention
10 hc admitted TO the State convention.
which the, vill thu. - able tn control The
Blame and Washhuruc delegate. are equally
confident. Counting Cook county. the, "a,
that - Grant delegate haze been elected
.ii blame delegates. and % Wa,hhurn del
cgA;ss ~ TrmaIn "a H. chosen.