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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-13
DAY PAssENGER-( S.ndays ezctpted.)

Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured at Brens Ticket Office, No. % Bull street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway PAseen-
ger Depot.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-13

ST. MARKS BRANCH.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturd,,
, 1880-05-20

n, n . day Or two, when thoy are seeurc,l.
The number killed Saturday can 10
safely put ,lown Mt eighteen, oil Of which
arc Mt the lottnln OF. the bay, as the nslfner..
D,ts "oil slicks'' indcntr. The school Of
whales. Saturday IL estimated Mt fifty. seat
tered MI aver t1ie wafer Uf tic bay. Naiintr-
nus Incidents are related, hut no fatal acci-
dents. One boat WAY stove, and seyernl ntcns
wcro knocked overheard. Two ttsl!esMett,
drawing their travis III the bny, becalac
alarmed at the familiarity. 0f tho whales, who
we're swimming around them with mouths
Wide open, to ret good illl Of feed, 2 mouth
large enough 10 take In o good sized aory, gut
their travis. and, Rrasplng their oars, p,1! led
wtthnll possible speed nway from tho whales.
Capt. Satnuel Fisher am. crew i,a4i rlds Ut
two ant y tnlf hours lcfOrt: lle s,ccccslcd III
killing Ills whale. Cant- Robert 1.agc1hlor
ktllctf four IN si.ccesstUi,, eacll bomb killing
them, Capt. Higgins three, Capt McCnrtly
two, Capt. AtwD11 two, CArt. Abtp0tt three,
Capt. Ke1lcy two, Eapt. Fisher, went Into u
aclIool Of seven, STINT three OF then, AMI har-
Inoneti one. Saturday evening the bomb;
LANCE dealers suld out their stocks, and could
have sold more; tlleir only nltswer was,
taken ., tho oil works thus fur foot up an
estimated value Of 81, 000.
, 1880-05-20
ITEMS,

Air, r. r.. Jctrcrv. Superintendent of tho
,,it,,.d. ro,,rrI ,,,ftrooI f,n,n,,n,,v, Inns ,uat
i'l'o.s etnl'na ta''.oaa I"'us' s' ..,. IVA
!Ssatou ctrculNf ANNOUNCING t!lat .1le l'''slt.
Of Martin Station, OH the Middle Division Of
his rthltl. l,us been changed to C0fAx, tU con-
Y,,rn N tha nu,,,r nf Tho post-{ -{),tiep,
A'ti' ~ t"' tAA'' - Wv o,s
Several OF tile General passenger anu
Ticket Agents OF tho reads cetltering III this
c1tv huv, rone To Nav York to attend q
st.,,. j., s.. ,.,,1 t,,nrn ,,,.,1nv fnr ftn MIR.
heeell.s :" w ''era .4ele .ui .e ~
pose o( making fliial arrangements 'nr carry
Ing Into effect the agreement regarding sea-
lutartl e1uturunt rates.
nr,.- 1u.,s. r,.,.,,. =. o,.t.,,,. ,s t,,e+
aat,,,, 80, H. (.h,n..,s ,,,, nj 4. linn nv ~,
paeh,k ~. ~ cI."ko 1.,..,." c,n,,n, T
expcffElGtl, the t1ioli ETGliie oiknnt, so'n ~
pallys elee1rle nlRhnIs. ah:Se s'f,. ntp
now ill use oil uie ie!!lls5'rnM Ma'tivast it4it
FttsbnrE ~ forl Nnyne; ,,,1, ,r,ti,e.apHts t.ai n.,F
roAa, t5la CDiolyt Mia M!GilRnn LGnttai'
where tey afe giSlnK esseltent y.
lne lellnIea ~ IAe hew hss!ern MIe ;.st tJ
r;tils AFe atuatl1e,l e. cieetIE tau,ts; ,t atns ta
whet1 tne tru!n hl1lKes ult Ia!s u Me,. .S tS
circuit u appilcCl, lNe sEila1 SHOWS W!e,l ug
lrhcK Secton III c!eas "!it' t!'e t!!s III EsTn ~
cnllhitirf1, ~ Always SHOWS utilleGr u ult
cifcuit ~ 'inpalItu. II tno s'AltG!y - out y.
0ruer tile SlehAi hlsp h!lu"s uatieGf; y y
| switch Is open the danger IL Ee'ealeo w Ae
! Signal.
| Tin Er,e Railway is nettfng into much better
yl,ntn. jiI,unriMity. IN slInWE ty tic report of
liz rri,jtirS fur March md fUr tile stx months
| ri tln fiscal ypar e1,dluy with Afattl,, which
, 1880-05-20
Tn,nESsS ROAD.

The New York, Ontario X Western Rail-
road Company has entered into complete
possession of the New York Midland isAil-
road BY virtue OF the turns Of snlo Ut Nov. H.
TIC Midland Railroad WAS fast drifting Into
bankruptcy, a1,tl pn application Of the bond
holders Mr. Colttil II. Jordan. ofNew York,
WIS appointed lsccelycr. When tho salc took
place Mr. ,Jordan purchased tho road on the
part OF tho bondh0ltlcrs, tlle nriee l'a!d being
Sl,Go0, Geo. with the stipulation TINT the roat
was ope,, to redemption by old stockl!oltlcrs
hoiur4 May Ii, No ol,e appeared, nld therc-
fore tho limitation expl!ed On that date: Tl,e
New fork, Ontario MSitarn is n"w !stt
fir II, extension Of the Now York,
Usweso j. htdla,.d Railroad to New York.
TING Company II now IN sncl, . position ilnan.
tic prol,usutl extension ns Il through line to!
tic West. It IL = faGt we'll known y ratlroatl
purchaser, JortaI, having been merely bid
der In his bol!ulf.
, 1880-05-20
BATTLING FOR DLUBBER.
An Extraordinary Catch Of Whales II
Providence llnsbor.
Iftr,1h

Providence tanrbor.
I,ostoM Iitrald. .-.,..
Sunday mor1,!ngn Herald correspondence
Prov(ncutown visited the Cupe Cod oil
Works. Entering the works where work IL
going on, tho largu boiler Under q full hent
Of sto..lls, tho hugo tanks grooming under the
weight OF whals.hlublcr, wo find thu head Ut
tho concern. Jonathan Cook, famillnrly
known as "Jut." "lluw lluny whulcs lnvo
you received =" WINS asked.
"6Ince tho commencement OF this 'spurt'
I l,ayo cooked Afteall, h..vo tho blMbbcr OF
one llu,upback and o,le ilnback III tile cook.
Ing tanks ,ts-.lay, and, rs yoM sec, ak Just
brought hesc, ,tMnktNg 1T all tWeMty-thget-
The sS', Ok a. tis beach @e'e brought heresne'
.,io%, aSay y|' |,arrs|s 81 of oil will tic twenty.
"AboMt $50 DnrroIs. urd. besides, say 100
tons fertilizer, and 14ord KNOWS how lnaeh
Outside Of the factory wero tho carcaases
Ut eight that lIad been strlppetl Of their Otub-
ber, alul lcnr the suru, six lovigtl!al.s, aver
nelng slxty.;llya feet ~ length, tllat will b.
beacii tic following VII: g.thexd: Tl.obay,
from luce puint to tlls You'd Ellt, II. toward
Barllstahle, .was Saturday allye with fin
bucks, who. Intent llnn feHttlnF, pa'tl little
s!lit II tilon,. sailing, u rowlnE, uear them.
thu gunner ,7.ises llS heayy, bonlt,.gun 10 Ills
shoulder, a1ut, with H,lru aim, sliDnts nil OK
| plt,siye "bn,lbianc9" !" Into tho vltals Ut thu
| larHest walnlo llenr, At tho slille t1no
nMOtlier. hlan with snlIerllusnau strengtl!
hurls Il llnrlunl, lntu ttlo 4ulyerIllK flesh Ut
tho ruTllvc. Sometimes, vi sooi, nj tho bomb
explodes, the wl,ala Qgivess fronl head to
tall fur i n,Oll,el,t and Is dead Otheru, slnl-.
denvtl by tho explosive tearing lnwart!ly, alul
s.AartlnE Under tho prick OF tie llarpoon,
start Oft Ut = fearful slwed, dragging theIr
raptors III tho tH,at, all1 80 fast tlMt, for the
time. not.llng ls sseh ot ,the. boat, SO com.
pletcly hidden Is kl,e by the foAu'lng water
spee.l 8 slnckeltel tile attack Is, renewed,
uiul witt, tho usa nf bk't.Is md tho hand:
lullco llU "turns ln out" Every one of
theln sinks 10 tho bottom. rising, however,
, 1880-05-20
IOWA.

TIE roETICAL GlsEESrAcKERa.
DEs MONIES, la.. May 10.-The Greenback
State Convention met ut o'clock. Speeches
were made by q. ". Sewer, L. Chogga'1
'Calututty" Willer, H., II. Munrc, y. NJ.
Dooltttle, and Port c, Wclch. Tho latter
read a p0enl, beginning:
tieL-buR John Hhertnnn, God pity his soul,
Won't out unu night ui tho Dostl'a pntrol.
Tlle Convention then touk rccess to meet
the Delegates coming On the Iate train. It,
turning tlere were 22,t5 i'll tho procession.
nude Temporary Chairman, nnd ]. w.
Mailiy, Of p0lk, Secretary. Tile usual COLI
,nittces were tllell appointed, mid the re-
t1lainl1r ut tic evening wis devoted ttl
speechlnaking, and tho Convention adjourned
till tomorrow.
, 1880-05-20


SAN FRANCISCO, May l0.-The Democratic
State Convention mot Mt Oukland ut u m.
Samuel II. Wilson IL Temporary Chairman.
All tho contested delegntlons were settled by
the Chair ruling 10 ntlnitt only thUsc who Ind
certificates frum tic County, Committees.
Adjourned TIL : j.. IN. To await the report Ut
the Committee on CrcdentnlS.v
TIE WO,sKlNGMES,
In tho Workingmenfs Gcnventi0n today n
communication frnm Denis ktArtley MssS
reau .fmyoring selnling delegates to the Na-
warm discussion, lasslnE nearly MI tlay, TIC
Convention, by vote OF rs TO DE-, ,!tl0rted the
communication as the sense Of the Cotl-
X motion to adjourn prevailed ut 4 p. H.,
trary, md most Of tho city aeiegtltes, with
tho country ,nnlltberH, retired tfu remainder
organtzcl .us tile MINORITY Of thu Convention,
holding tt,at the adI0Mllln,ellt WIS not car
rIell, Ffce-presi4cit Miller I'll tic cliair.
Sn,ne discussion took place, which showed
there WIS no general desire 70 split the Con
vGutlOn, ulld the meeting adjourned to meet
with the Whole Convention III tlia evening,
preferring 10 piace tho rsspo9,,'slbllIlty Of tho
The meeting .Hlen Immediately organized
rs caucus, ,l!ld came to III understanding to
hold togetheron the reassemblinE OF the Con-
That portion of the Convention which re.
tired ut tho o'clock adjournment represents
the Interests fl fnyOr Of II burgain with the
Democracy, while those who remained ".
dorstd kearrsy's proposition to atfliate with
"a Il war,n time ii probable this evening, rs
TIC city delegates expect to drum lip enough
abstEltees to carry their lo!nt.
San FNANcIsto, CAl., May lo.-,rhe Demo
c1at!c Convention at Oak lanl tonight adopt
fInls w1frh admitted tho Saratoga Hall dele
, 1880-05-20
FIGHTING TIE NASHVILLE COAinf-
NATION.

Tho Illinois Central does no longer stand
alone III its fight agafnst tho Louisville IS
NASHVILLE monopoly. The Cincinnati South
crn las now co,lie To tic front, aiad IL nlaltng
It hot for tho LoAisyi!le Il Nashville. This
road commenced tho attack Il day or two
M" by rcsi.Ivi,sg passenger rates ouehaif, and
It promises to taku II Himilnr stop. sum.
US Tegnrds freight r.ltes. Tiu Cincinnati
Southcrn. Is HOW satlsl,Ml that the Nashville
ul,siy, al,l henceiorth will ask no fay0rs anil
Give none, 1t, call .well stauld protractcd
j)Kllt with Cincinnati ut ils back.
lilo following shows tho etfcct ct tho TO.
tluctiol til passenger rates by tho Cincinnati
Sputhurl!: ....
, 1880-05-20
HAMILTON FISH.
THE KEYSTONE: DELEGATION STANDS BLAINE
~ uIlAST ~.
TIE Ex-sEongrA1,Y Fufs CHANT.

TIE EXTRAORDINARY FU1E HHANF.
WAsllISa1os, y. T., Mny lp-rhe follow
lug lcttsr Inns been received l,ere:
GgaEltA1 CLlyY uAlln1s0M ptsT. OEFICE. Put
mum Co., N. Y. Mny II, 1sso.-ifv ptar Nf.
4fOttoH: Your lottcr fpaulcd u,o hoEe. f0u asn
quito right ~ to my Views OF Grants stEungth
and popularity. Ar. Hunk bus eorrtAtly tc.
confidence In denomination all III Ills strvhxtt.
aud ~ q candidate have no 10uht OF GtAnts
being MhlG to lrlw {. lurgc clnss of voters hun
no ntlpr Republican, candidate could attract. :!
do nut think my Judgment IN this rrgaed IL Ut
I'LL affected bY very strong personal attachment
, 1880-05-20
NOTES..
M 14Co
SOUTHERN ASTI-ORAHr nELEaATEa.
stsr...u,u& IA h. HTxt 1,r[k,iuf

SOUTHERN ASTl-GRASF HELEdAIEa'
w Tttfqrsph 10 ths Hts1 lHwk Tribune.
WARRINGTON. May ia letter received
ut tho National Blaine Club to-tlay from
Republican In New Orleuns, says:
".rle Louisiana Convention will not lii
strlict. There will bc adiyided delegation,
With n,Njority for 3lr. Sherman. Mr.. Blaile
will hayo Ills friends there.
N hnvo sce', lutters from two Delegates
from Arkansas to Chicago. u1ld they are elil-
that not ioro tllun iollr nr 1--we OF tile Arkait-
sas tinlcgatlol, arc for Grunt. Senator Hlaino
Ius frle,ids ulore. Republicans III that State
t.nye not forgotten tue political events 4f THO
dunt toward tlie Republicans nf Arkansas,
Mississippi, aud Louisiana lli 1915, 1876, altt
1871; also his associations Willie recently In
NaW Qrlealls OH Ills cAnlpMlKll tour"
, 1880-05-20
THE RAILROADS.


The Committee appointed ut the meeting
Of General Ticket and Passenger agcllts ut
tic Grand I'nctflc Hotel In tlis city, April ii,
1880, consisting OF +. st. John, Rock Island;
W. p. johnson, Illinois Central: Il. T. Bry.
don, Burlington; r. Chandler, Afsso uri l'a-
cit1c; mid James Charlton, Chicago & Alton,
met III accordance with Instructions II lay or
two ago and arranged for dates Of sale, rates,
and limits for excursion tickets to the Con-
ycrtions, as follows:
For tho National Republican Convention in
Chicago, june excurnlut, tickets VIII De
sold ut two cents per mile each ~ny, May ~
turn passage to include June d.
For the National Grevnback Convention in
Chicago, June O.. excursion tickets Will bg
sold ut tho rate OF twu cents per nile enc'i
%ay Us yo 59 rtf TO ssksa Sne % sc; a ane 70
Il. Fur the 'rrienniaI ConclayB of Knights
Tcmplar III Chfca9o Aug. Il, tic rates Will be
A. M foIlows: Fgr Thy KNIGHTS ~ a'tt thelr laa!i. ~.
ilo round trip d, speeial tickets. wl,!ci, viii
bt on sa!e FROM Ang. II to Aug. lH Inclusive,
md to be Epod for return TO Include Sept. Il;
For the public excursion tickets will be sold
from! ' Aug. II ii IL & Aae; Is lneasise 'id to s.
good for return ttl include Aug. 81. Rates
from the Missouri River points to Chicago fOr
the National Republican. Convention and
s' rnSi,,s trip. '''''''''''' y" ~ ~ 1'' '''
Cincinnati, J,iue IL. excursiu,, tickcts VIII 6e
suid nj CENTS Der nile c,lcli way from June
o 10 to - inclusive, ne 10 I be not eotnl TOR going
| Include June 4t, Rates from TIC Missouri
RIver n,ints to CIucin,uti for tho Natloilai
De,,1Mratic Convention viii be M follows fDr
| tia roli,,ti trin: From Kansas CIty, LeAvcl,-
worth. Atchtso,l. md st, joscI,|l. S:a>: from
NDi,raska f!tiv s.i 10. from Sfnix City. IL.
saTD. -'''
THE PURCHASING AGENTS.
TIN o,,n,tal u,cctint, ~ the Ass1cintlnn of
,,.!n. c ".'""' n"s,.t'... - H. 11,,,,,'.;
iAll%ay 1!rclfS'nE tAsehls I'll uie oH'tcu
States md Canada CAME to conclusion
yesterday. It WIS thought that the attend
nuce Yesterday would be much lurgpr thai
~, 1,o,,,,n, h,,t vnr,, fa,v n,l,,ttfnl m,c,nlura
"! .,'a.: ,'. o"S Th..,, ,'''.,' ,,.h.a,,t
nla'c their appearance. iacTc weIe present
e. q. Breed, Louisville & Nashville; W. X.
Shelby. Grand lsani&s L. Indiana; W. S.
! ru,I,lr 81 Im,is. iran Stouu.n1n 4, Smith.
IT ,..,ra,,u ,t.o III, {. wau,.rr Il.
| II" II I,,.I 80 Ei,rt .Ts Nm Iur1,s,.s, +.
4. 4. nyinollti, I'VE. MaiMG .!cHStn fS,t,,, ~
oaginaM IEo1Ks te1Egtf, II Ii,,5,ss; ;,i.,as...
npol1s y o. 1toiS; s,;t,: l.. a. atS,ar me WV,
a"n,, nMr,lhEtoH nr.,,s.astei,,, Vt, ~ iinrtwnii,
| Enfu ~ IVY n, Ti..1t fT,,tt',, i1'
, 1880-05-20
DAKOTA.

r, a*ssai Dt.oaseA to 1a< Chicago Tttbans.
sonnaso, u: T., May 19,-The Territorial
W.,nao Wassa'on held hero to-day elected Porter
Roa es, ny, Of Neadwooa, and o. T. Mccoy, OF
stsac,eoa,In Sill cu,eo,In.ne, aa delegates. They no unin-
u ffst onl are understood u be for Blaine
, 1880-05-20
NEW JERSEY.

THE DrMbc5thr1C srATE CONTENTION.
TRENTON, N. j., May 1Q.-About o,e-thfrd
Of tie delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vcntEon haYc arrived, md almost unanimous
ly favur alt uuinstructcd delegation tD Gill;
clnilAtl. A resolution ~ That effect will be
Offered ftl tho Convention Tomorrow.
, 1880-05-20
1tLl.(j'TIuSS.

HFztId{ U9{x1kER u 1Ns tHEt1Vo 1ruRHsV
CEDAR NAp1.,s, lu., Aluy lo.-'rlso a'lll'sal
o!cctiuu Ut officers OF tho CetluE ltnpids IL
Missouri, Iowa Fails II Sioux City. Sioux
City u Pucltlc, ulul Mapln River Railways,
Western halfway Construction Company, aud
Iowa Lalut Company was held to-day, thore
let,l, no change except dropping Jnln u.
AllUy fran tho llourl uf Directors bscatlso
Vt y0u.u supposed crtluked wnrk with tho
Anlps Il Uca Ato!nes NaEEow-Gaugo aga!list
tho other Stockholders.
, 1880-05-20
To- I*ls. w. Il C.

P.rrsnunu. Pa, May lo.-At the annual
meeting Ut tlle lltsbarg, Fort Waynu II
Chicago Railroad Company, held today. tho
following Directors ware elected: George
W. Cuss, Sa,auel J. ridden. ]. N. alcCul.
lougl, Charles I.anies,. and tieorKa u. Rob
erls. Tho latter wua elected to I'LL u,e unex~
nation. IAo reports show net eaElsln.a Tor
, 1880-05-20

CoLrNnrs, o.. Nny 1O.-The Directors Of
the Central ohio Katlrond, tho Sa,dnsky,
Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, and officials
Of tho Baltimore l. Ohio 1sa!1road met In this
city to-lny aud ratitlesl the leases which give
the baltimore & Ohio Ilaflroad the control of
tho other two Until dec. ]. 1gat The !rasc
of tho SantIusky, Mansfield i Newark ls0ad
would have expired Dec. l, 16sU4
, 1880-05-20

BALTIMORE, tii., atay t9.-At meeting Of
the representatives Of tho trunk lines yester-
day, the HoaTti nj -Arbitrat0rs SELECTED = year
ago-nainely: Charles Francis Adams, jr..
David A, Wells, md John A. Wright, have
continued for another yenr.
, 1880-05-20
VIRGINIA.

1,,,,, TIE CVAHkfVATtVKa,
t5sa 5sas.aosb, Va, May 10.-The C0nserva-
Thss,l&te IT, s.&te Convention met in the Richmond
iassi, eiut was called to order BY J. r.
@*e'Sa' chairman OF the State Committee.
, 1880-05-20

whici, wortltl require much moro time md
effort thali fts advocates see1n to Imagine.
Active opposition or silent apntl1y must "
eyItably FOLLOW fhe third l,0MlnntlUn OF tie
Government Iii ls7+'75-''6.
REBELLION.
THE KEYSTONE prrEaATloy STANDS BLAINE
%, dllAxr y.
seefhs "a e'"sn9aa'' 1r.. 20 G""a,e'e.a. ,.r o,,
fHl1AnE1rhlA' Mny n.-9e'ator Ion
Cameron has returned to Washington after a
Philadelphia allegation to the chicago Con-
xcnt,on i,v frorl,, nsinw nron,srs mr., tlrcnis,
,tn.lu'! ", - LsIs ua,''s poss a ~" t,.'1
Lie found that 1t f'ad gathca greater hend-
several wSs , alays w lure in constitution @ % WITH tbs
l,a,jors of tho Rrnublicu,, nartv. ha went
i'ao,, ~ - ,uasi;natnn 70 S % aad,1nr s,,, -" wiser
back 10 washington saadGr 1g1.,,s aa.a 1, W.sgs
Grant u,oyoncnt. were outspukcn In their
,uiSncncv for isiafuc, Srcr'lnrv nj t,o Com
~a'oeue5 ,"' Iaa.e. os.'s ~, W . '"o eo ..,'
sasa caasso,, % my coafvrt py s pyo@isins to
stalpl by Him to tic lust. The Senator HOW
.a s,at sas I,a,h,,aa T,,"xantin H. ,,,"r.. ~" M
delegates were instructed to yo.e as II unit
for Graut, tloy may kick over tho trAccs OIL
the first ballot, Ills only hope is that, us
Thurman nf lin National Cnnn,ittce. In will
4scs st %srs The 'nl # 1 1o tc %S cic saea
=; vnt" ucrnr,ii,.v,; 'ri,n teniston If ff,t,
y To,, WV E,,wsr, NII;srsoi' IT ia i,resln.ia
Goayeati"a IN ls7S wv Whit @ fllisd II; M l'lalss's @
i' .lia III II hnd ~ ti,n ''' 'lcjs"ats @ o and % thny
S s fStS Canera ns oy dey depeIs IL Tint ,er
tlere viii undoubtedly BE- III appeal md tha
ClInlrnlull's opinion will probably Dr re-
aisfe.tcd i: Afe by Il to esders t H It cascfos H.
says" It's MI dalined nonsense to think
TINT will let i. fellow from IN inlaud county
tion. iI WHO % grgw rcstiyc umder tho Cameron
Joke. It Is 9enerally believed here that
Cameron will try to insist upon thc Pennsyi-
tfant, S isS0 Il thoSa ars % onogi delesates @ from ON
thou thought that no too 'lli viii favor tic nomina-
tlol ii Binine.
afs 1 tra5 @ s Gss,s @ .o,ss S5 g. s Gsgstaas fs
i!oeMfV-eivnt ara lelieeuetl 10 be fo5r Grant a
arst cho!ce and DMtne fer sccond. gnt! ore
oned SG IN tits way: 81 tho fur dsleg'.tes 1t
aid Linn bartholomew, Of Sciuylkill County,
first II list. md iii tic time. ,ld CjIris AIct:ee,
OF l3jttsb,,rg, Is for Sherman.
William Elliott and W, s, Douglnss, OF the
| Fist District. refllyu to bc governed by In
r r Tceas as nsnd M D, " II, Iaue, M Of tie Second Dis-
trict, nro for Blaine. W. l.. Sluith and Da-
Hiaile. -
Hamilton Disston a1M w. Z. Rowan, Of
| the Fourth district. ara for (;rilllt
i. j. powors und Atlum Albright, Of the
| Fifth District, arc for l}laine,
Sixth UIstrict. were Instructed by the Cl.es-
| ttr County Conye.tion against = tA!rA TERM
and ~ fayor Of Dialf'er - ,r,... - .,,o
, 1880-05-20

to tho General; nor by ultimate knowledge nf
hia character. Or my appreciation Of tlft eminent
capacities. am. worry snecrGiy yn'rK.
HAM1lFuN FIRn.
To tho Hon. l.. r. Morton, Washington. u. e.
, 1880-05-20

Under tho costilest and tho ohcapeat carpets
ycwci curpet lining should lu placed. Use that
Curput Lining coapuny, Now York and 4uston,
Huld by Qil cntpct deAlgrs.
, 1880-05-20
A Majority Of the Chicago peIe'
cation In Favor Of
Blaine. -
Probability Of an Independent State
Ticket, with Prospects Of
SUCCESS.
Tho Forty.fourth Anniversary Of the
Dnttle OF San Jnclnt0.

nn,niis'ad thair ,yor H mi + ,ro,,ia 'J h., lin.
ou,, ~ ta,, 49, ~. an % .uiot ~ th
@ M th III te deceStIo OF cther nartv ,a W
lcan teegat,on: but the delegates arc to 70
uninstructsd, awe to vote as unit,-that IS,
and, from present appearances and latest
ndvIces,' majority OF tho delegates wilt
favor some one else than the thtrl-ter,n
emily
The Democracy of the State wero Interested
~ is,xa nv. ~ ~ A1N ra,t. - .,,a non'o"rat,a
!lstluetca 1or 9l'"ll' ~ lle Oe,aocta!'e
leaders csaln and assert mat lie "ohid oe me
easiest inan ,,i n Tho Republican party to dc"
Tho Dennrr,tic de,cratIon rercntlv mn.
iu,a, A. G.i,,n.,e's sat.s ,,insts.;a+at
polnleu ~ 'atsss.oh Eoes i, nhlnss!uctsn, ~
SSen a."r e o o neons 'ap!el1a ar Haneoes ae
I hnye scpn m statement Of thu
i,,,,,,n,, i,u 'cs" 'auo w y, 's tha nemac,ntic I
'nu's'uum '', Ne"s VI 1!e Deuoc1aue
structcd, they viii doubtless s s. vote @ according m
tn ,hnst. iuiiyidmn1 vicux. II he,np a vcrg
oasr mnt+nr nn,lor I'm r1rc,,,natan nces n c,,n.
"s 'ea. du .ha. o 4san "ra ~. =. III,
yce ha ns ny tRer 1s ey ate Ill win
The Galveston i Ncsvs q, OF tho "a inst M pr11nts
clfcuinr signed pt huhner OF tne isAam9
knaIca!s ol laxas. ail nadfessed at 4. 70 tne Ae-
pilollcan party tnTotl9nnut lIie U!li'a4 StAtcss
feco'nIlie1ding ex-Hov: =. 4. Dayls; oL Iexasr
Aor s'et't 'cslotlit VI l1e oliiua o1ates.
| Ths QChsIloS of = htAlE 1lEhEk
4as i9t yet oeen actca upom, 0y lno PETTY:
pnt,tns tsis out 'ickst e Jill E! ysat pnF thas e
he5 '5 y 10 ,y3 81 s iena. Gnna sKen Y e e
| me DenioGrseyt Wllii0 tie He1nocrats OF the
State nre getting themselves III mud
av a,1 t1e Es n9W 'v II pronsa Ssa reyat state
| There is nure political than religious
rsstk,nE ana em ne ,Y !sades tHn
rsbe!lious fello.ys may be fEied M and fricasseed
,ron,En, n!i me as ngSs .an9,a S democracy INC ;,
force If partisan organization, Or ,vlolonce OF
lsnuncintlo1l by the organs, VIII keep az the
DeMloyrats Of the State iIl solid row, obetil-
ei,t to the las'l Ut u few political rinEstels
and s'lyer.tongued oitice.seekgrs; Ihe peo-
'ud unblushingly swinlledr & and trlcked M out