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, 1880-06-18

t;reck4 haye imposed demands which afo l'i'-
nosstth to satisfy; TINT regulations have boon
ttrawhnp with reference to tho reforms IN
Kolnntlia to bo submitted to tho 1ntoriaa-
tionai Commission Tor that Province; a'ld
TINT fl Tine tho reforms In Armenia will
be graatc,l. The English circular has been
followed np with a Joint noto from tho Pow.
era 10 the Porte, directing the attention OF
Tho litter to tho gravo responsibility 1t VIII
assumo In longer delaying tho oxo-
cution ot tho special provisions OF
It'd trcasy Ia which wo hnso called
nttchtlon, to which the Porto lnpert!nontly
md sfeliantly replies that whateger concIll-
sions tic Berlin Conference tnay arrIvo as
they caa,not be obligatory upon Turkey, ~
sl,e l,as no volcu In tho Conference. The at-
titude OF tho tnsolcnt Turks confirms recent
statement Of tho Constnnttnople correspond
cnt Of tho London Times, who said: "The
Porto inAy, perhaps, at frat, try tho oHec& OF
conctltatofy assurances and liberal promises,
but II anything more 'isdcmnndcd tic Powers
must expect 10 u,ect with determined opposi-
ton; OF, Mt 1e,st,: logged, passive porslst-
elce, which in amount Of moro nlnral prea-
s,ro can overcome" 1t romans now to bc
scen how tho 1'owors will receive this fresh
il1solcncc, and. whether they will compel
Turkey to cntji: ont the provfsions Of the
treaty, or BY further not,-actlon admit TINT
the treaty Is d: farce, a1d never had any binl-
Ing force. =,
, 1880-06-18

i REPRESENTATIVE Of tho New York Her
ant !,as lI,.l u very interesting interview with
6lr tiayan Duffy, one os tho 1nost brllt!ant
members or the YounE lren1,d party, who IL
now cn routs to EnXland, aftsE al ahsoneU
ot tnany years hi Australia, whore ho l,as
held various public ol1icvs, Among tilon. TINT
0f Speaker OF ule INV Cotonlat Parliament.
Tic object ot his visit IL to publish book or
history Vt tho orators and Journalists proni-
lMcNt III tho revolution Of lsis, beginning
with tho period Ut thu O'Collnoll meetings al.tl
ending with tic conviction Ut SlnEth O'Drten
and Ills frlsnlls. Whan asltui whether
Iio thought thu Gladstone Government would
bv Ut any sursLce IL Irela1l4. his reply WIS:
"It AIr. Gladstone could not carry practical
reforms. IT WIS va!n u hopa that uny ono eisu
could. hut for tho Individual will Of Mr..
t;ladasouu the Irish Church establishment
woutl bu still IN full operation nt.li tbs IrtsK
peasautsy In tlrso provinces baso Ut all IL.
, 1880-06-18

OAKEs AMEs rs tho sinN1e witness against
q brother member of Congress neetls n cross-
examination. stand up. shade Ut tho lanonlct
Oakos, md utiswcr tho questions TINT will bo put
to sou.
Queatlon-wlto malo known your connection
with Credit Mph['lrr7
Answer-Ifenry =. McComb.
Q.-iluw did he do tYA
Ally bringing aut agatnst mo to recover Tho
vnlnc of certain stocks Arl bulds which ho said
1 hn,l appropriated u my own use.
Q.-Ilad you go appropriated nny stocks or
hnnds7
Ali decline to nnswcr.
Q.-Dncs not your Dw,l oyi1cneo bofora tho
Congressional Committee show ttAt yuu novor
rnlA Mr. Garfield tho principal of tho stock altot-
tel to him M ynt,r bouks, or my Of tho several
dlyiden.ts. except nne?
AL bclieve 1t docs.
Q.-Are you not then self.convErtcd Of de-
ecyng and cheating yuur urbuslncss-a8sueatcs2
Al don't rcoosfect.
Q.-Docs not your own Testimony In regard TO
Nr. Gartield contradict Itself tatiy In seyornl
plnces2
Alt has been su snld.
Q.-Cnn yon now assrrt with any confidence
which OF your stntetnunts Ut thAt time wote truo
md which were false?
Al tnnnut. r..
Q,-Dtd not tho Committee that Investigated
your charges agllnst Mr, Garfield recommend
tint you be expelled from Congress- and that no
action be taken against hlm2
Alt did,
Q.-Da you cA,cciro TINT your chnruotor ns q
wItncssh now tirst-sate:
A.-Dl1nnow. II.
Q.-Is It your opinion TINT petty offender
could be corylotrsl Of m!sdcmeanor on your
unsupported evttlcnco7
A.-CAn't Hny.
p,-pIl yp,, ever honr beforo OF d cnsc In
which an accused person wls acquitted by Il
court elected three tilnes tu Congress, elected to
tho United Statcs Sunatc, iiomEnutcd for tho
Presidency, n1,d thon tried over agatn by hla
political oppnnenta7
A,-lt'e qIccr c1lSc.
, 1880-06-18

l:1sll.trs some ut. bur citizens may recall
the tinlj, prior II 1871, whun our county Off
rcrs wcso lmA for their services by fces,
Ono nt these oflcers held two placrs,--that
Of Clerk ot tha Circuit Cnurt and cx-otl,cIo
Ieecorttrr Ut l>ccds. At tl,at tmo the scale
If fees' IN all the Offices was much greater
tllan II u nov, ard. as thu compensation Of
,nbordinatcs wins II mere matter Ut agrco-
,uellt betwee}s the Clerk mud those employed
By him, thy allowances by the latter wero
comparatively; small, while tho net incomu
lo the Clcrk run the Rseorder's ot!lce .wus
rrputctl ts by sury great. What this Income
arsunlly was we du not know. but the gen.
sral understanding was that tho l.ecor,ler
'tld ,!es ll,come anywhere between sa1, ,0oo
.nSloluao 4 year In addition to his income Us
,,lsrk f',tAe Court. Considering TINT the
;trnl Qf Hlc otlico vas fonr years, the otllcu
wlls regarded rs q mQst valuable unu.
1'hG'ntw Const tuition, however, natle n
| 5reat change, IGa aboIition Ut fevs a.4 lAu
.4',skitutlon Of salaries Ias reduced tic ott!ce
rus HscvE4cr to comparatively small one.
, 1880-06-18
sASA .sal Sx4aa nA

JUDGE PoErEi1 who WIS nominated yes
tcrtay fnr Governor by tho Indiana ncpublo-
ans, will resign bis place ~ First Controller of
tho Currency to mike tho raco. senntur Nc.
Donnld nlnits TINT Porter is tho strongest oandt.
dAtp tho lsGpublicnna could hnve named.
, 1880-06-18

AfAnquts or ntros, VIccroy Of India, has
tclegrAphed to tho Homo Government TINT tho
tivni Afghan Chtois nro Rnthcrlng foruos In
preparation for trlal OF strength with cnch
other. Tho rivalry between tho Chiefs Ia prob
nbly fomentotl by Eng1an
, 1880-06-18
TROUBLESOME TURKISH RELATIONS.

The inevitable md Intcrsnlnab!n Eastern
Question again looms III In Europe, nud tho
Powers nre once ,lnoro about to meet IN coll
ferenro to see II tho Durlln Treaty can bo
unf0rcctt,-tilAt instrument which Baacons-
Held bollsttngly announced was tu bring
"honor with peace" Thu program origt-
mated With tho English Cabinet, which re-
Gently issued circular tho purpose of
which WIS to bring nbout u union OF the
Great Powers and secure their concerted
action OH tho E,Htern question, or, mora
strictly speaking, tho nd0ptlon of why's and
means to carry out those clauses Ut tho Ner-
lin Treaty which hnyo been studl0usly md
steadily Ignored by Turkey. though two
years hnvc elapsed slnca this treaty WIS
Blgnni, which called for immediate action,
Tho principal causes which have let to
this nction on tllo part 1t the Powers arc five
IN number: l. Tho settlement ot tho Mon
tancgrln boundary, Which was called for by
the trcaly, has made no progress. Il Tnrko-
MontenegTln convention llAs been held, but,
like every convention In which Turkey has
played r part, II l,as Instituted such tocll-
nical!ttcs anl opposed sucl, obstacles TINT no
progress has been male, and the boundaries
ct Montenegro still relaa1, as They vera two
years ago. On tho Herzegovina side Turkey
Ina rssolutely ou,msod nil chuuce, atul on
tho Albania sIda aIt urorrcss l,us been inter-
rupted by tito uprising ut tho AtbaIians,
urard OH by TurkEsl, aeitatiuu anil In.
trieue.-nn upris.up M serious Tint II
t,reatens m armed invasion ot Noute-
negro, Whose people hnye only bven
demanding rights guaranteed them by tho
traty. 9, rio Grrrlan boundary ron1nlns
nj It VIVA two vcara arm thou.rh EnwIn,ul
uromysMl its extans,on mid lin powers II.
tho tranty nur,.., IN usn tholr tnlu.
rncc tu xecurin, II. ,rwo ,rurl,o,f,rcc,nn in,,.
xrnt,nns huw, hmm hala h, lnth of w,,tc,,
i'm porte, by constant DELAYS autl outhhl,s.
tbraw IA ,,nnv oh.tarirs In tho wy,y lint
nnthInr was acco,up,ls1,.h IN eltbpr. In TIM
rn,,, NJ f:reech il ,s n uuc,,liar hurtlsl,in and
Iu,ustIcc ns f;rcer, va. rcmlv to ro tutr thn
t;s,,i nj n crtnd NJ ,he ,vur whrn hrr nss,st.
unco would have sccurc,I hrr Tho ,n,lrm,,ltv
.i,o no,y ,tcsr.s In, fo,I,ore ,,,,I,,, sn ,,,,u
tha rnnrrscmtn,Inus ~ Eur,nnl thot h,r
cIntn shnut,l In ,rp.r1ctt r., tho 1,cr,In Co,,.
vaut,,n 'rho r,,f,rm. ,,,,,,n,s,ul il, tho
Euronenn proyfnccs md trp,autrd by tho
Irentv. usnaciul,v in Eustrr, no,,u,clta. buys
ncvar ,v,sn nxrc,tct} au,l mnrn Than iii.
Tu,Lov hoe urvrr shnwn nnv Iis,oxl,
ttor to nxecnto thcn, 4 .rhr n,Ynr,nu
,la,oandcI for Ar,n.n5a stnui in t,r
s,ro c,t,norv ,y,ti, t,oeo IL E,ro,,o
, 1880-06-18

TmE capture OF Aricn by the Chltan ar1ny
substantially ends the. stuhlH'rn contest
which has bccn wagel by Chil1 agalnst tho
niilttl forces Ut Peru md I}ultvia. This set,-
md Invasion of Peru, liku tho llrst, whtGh
en.lu.l III tho captnED OF 'rarapaca ansl tho
destruction Of tho allied army hus been
characterized by steady suerrSs, although
the allied forces h.y6 outnnnIbcrcd tho Clill-
ians, The recent victory entirely cuts OF
l'nliyIa from the raeltlc, secures for Chilli
aMothor entire pr0yineo of l'oru, gives hor
control nf bo0 tIfrs Ut Etlcol.at, and leaves
nothing III tho field to nppos" her except tho
sarrtsnns nj Linn nntl Callao, which nse
both ut the mercy 1T tho GILLIAN i,eet, Peru
IL as cnmua.cly sl'attorul as Turkey was at
tho close Of 1ler Wit with Russia. Sl,e Is cut
MI from u,t COMMUNICATIONS, i,er tr,,dc mud
ran,lnereohre paralyzest, mil her currency Is
tlemoraltxet. Slse IL completely ut tho mercy
1T Chill, and evidently cannot sustall,
the conflict ,nuch longer. When tho end
'lucs col,te Chill viii be lit a position to tt..-
maui u,Mi obtain sgry lcayy ln.cmn!t!cs untl
WnNucstlonahly al,s extension Of territorial
nroa. AZ Chilli was INT the aggrBssor In this
war. but the aggrieyua purity, ald rs Poru
deliberately vi0iateu her treaties with Chill,
,le 1attrr Will rccslYa general sympathy and
cuNgratulatlon III her hour Of triumph.
, 1880-06-18

DEAnwoop. for Il new city, gives evidence
Of considerable ,NlItical progress. Fur nllct-
,nonta wcru fpuiHl yes tertlay by tho Grand Jury
Of that burg nHninst tho County Trelsuror atld
County Cosnulaalonor OF tho charges ut for
gerry, ctnsIczz.cmcnt, brilory, MID perjury. In
dict1ncnta Ut tho sntne character will bp fuund
t,galnst tho County Clerk and two County Com.
nlIssioncrs rs soon ns thoy cnn tlo secured In
1rt
, 1880-06-18

Ex-(}ov. SEYMOUR is crcdltct} with the re-
n,nrk tt1nt, In orstcr to suvo tho Democratic
pnrty, IT will mike tho rnco II II kla me-"
Most Democrats bollovo tint Seymour Is now n
bo'tn Hde candidate, but whothot he shnll be the
aucccsstut ono is another Oueatou
, 1880-06-18

THERE WIS another row over O'Donnell's
o,,eation In tho l}rlttsh House of Commons yes
tcrtiay. Thu spcnkgr cxpanyed rart Of tho
question fr,m tho notico.bnn 0Donnetl do-
nu,inced this ns m unWarr,tntabia Interference
with tho Privileges of Il member, md. aftcr n
stormy debate, he rcfused to put tho question ns
a,loutled.
, 1880-06-18

From an nbstsnct Of tho receipts al,d ex-
ponsiturca of the Isocorder's office from Doc.
4, 1870. to May 81, 1880. potiott ot threo
yoars and half, wo learn ao1ne facts sh0w-
Ing how greas tho change lias been. Tho ac-
count stated by terms Of six months, being
for tho Tine Maj. Brockway haa been Iso-
cortlcr, shows M follows: "a, -.
, 1880-06-18

his opinion In tho matter, taud' that ho Is
now candidate. Mr.. Prince says that TIL
den hna nut tho slightest chhnco of SUCCESS,
that tho inrRnst voto he cut, havo on any bnaeot
10 1p3, h,it TINT he and his frtnuds will bitterly
oppoac tho nomination OF soyn.o,ir, and Will Mt
tempt to namo tho candidates.
, 1880-06-18

TItE Secretary Of the Treasury Is making
arrangements to put tho lln,nehlate Trnnsiorta.
uol bill Into operation III suon u possible.
Tharo uro sovonty-two ports OF entry to which
goots Gun 10 transported for delivery unior tho
provisions OF the act.
, 1880-06-18

THE raking Of testimony In the Cuyrle case
ut Marshall wls finished yesterday. protty
strong testimony lii favor Ut tho insan!ty tboory
was adduccd. Tho caac will probably bo olosct
to-day md given to tho Jury.
, 1880-06-18

THE Republican Convention Of tho Fifth
DIstrlot OF Mninu nominated scth Il. MllEkcri, Ut
Hc!fust fur Congress yostcrtluy. THO district ls
now 1nlsrcprcsontcd by tho notidoscrlpr tlntist
NurCh,
, 1880-06-18
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

rUE CntcAae TRIBUNE has established branch
offices tor tho receipt ot subscriptions and advertise.
II ems M follows:
NEW fOAK-lsoom 4 fttb,sns Building. ~. Nc
FANpEH, Mnnn1cr.
GLASGOW, scotland-Alinn's Amercan Eors
Agency. il N1nhold.sL
LONDON ErY.-AMorlcnu E1chanRr, ~ ettnno.
HENRY +. 1lEgtn. Agent.
WASHINGTON. II. C.-l:ta r atreot-
, 1880-06-18

Gov. CULLoM' yesterday nppointGd N, X.
Fnirbank, OF this city. and David r. t.ittlcr, Ut
springfield, MS commissioners for Illinois to
mako arrangements for tho international Ex-
htbltlon ut New Y0rk In 1851.
, 1880-06-18

THERE were threU cnses OF suicide and one
cuso Ut attempted suicide In To'udo ytater'iay.
Tho victims Ut their own bad purpnsea alI Do'
iongcd To the humble casses, and tho ono who
did not succeed In tue taklug.uH Of hesaolf Ia an
ntAudQuesi WulnAi1.
, 1880-06-18

IN the Providence bont-raco yastortny
1[uu1an was batiy beaten. Nosa cuulo in tho
winner. l}uyl, tho English ours1na1,, male u
very poor showing. Hanan gava up half
mile from tho l'nlst owing ton stitch jn ILLS sldv.
, 1880-06-18

TuE British Ambassador Illus left Lisbon,
u consequence. It u supposed, og tha rejection
of tho commercial treaty butwcen England and
Portugal, Tho latter IL u weak Power, Au4 II II
probable Will bo hullied w England Into the ae-
tpplapre Qf tho tr0atY.
, 1880-06-18

I,roHress. In 1870 Utnuinhat! conta,n,, YIN .,,
md In 1900 It wns l11 l, or m iorouaa NJ ~ nv
II II nuw reAchos tho Vicinity Of aD.0n i, ~,
Indicate MI increase Ii, tho t.cxhborhoss, w ~
H0oo0. which would f>u n worry rcspcctah1n ,,.
for that ata'd and s.ow-aoing old tuwu. o"'
AZ In 1870, 80 this ttme there viii to manv st.-
appolntnonta. Scores Of cities and hundrnt..,
towns will fall far below thoIr "9rcat nj rnna,s
tions." Peoria Ia ono nf ttom. Thn cnns''.
enumerAtora have completed tho.r work .saI
the1r returns show ttss than tnonty .etrht .ho,'
sand Inhabitants, whloa has caused etoni ,ct,.s
mint III That burg. 1t IL nleged that tho cen..,.
has beGn taken I'll a most ca,rploss ma .,oraass
manner. 4 report snys:
shporv'sor Datley IL Krnatly cons,,rcd for NJ.
appointments. Among tho Dnt1rt,ernfnrs ~ aa ana
w.'no. md Hovernl tnt old to dt, tho wnrH Ts nss
tr'p'lt Mncka II. thlokly populated portion ~ ~
the city wcro not taken, and IN tho heart Of * ~
Tho CITY Cnt1i1cl hts appoiltoa n committed ~
tnk0 action In tho unttur and II Necessary tn H.
sure unrrect cutins. Will tuko tho ccnsiis nyos a.
Mt tho cfty'a expense. ''ee
Peoria hRd e $40 tnhahitants In 1870. ant IN Al,
appearances hns lucn growing pretty fast cvo.
since. Detnro tho ooilnt oyorybniy said to
enumeration would show nvor I5,0oo but n t,ons
not show eve,i =, ,0o0. which exhibits bcron,t.
lncr0as1 In whUs0 lcuAtla.
l3oforo tho consns nf 1B70 THE Tntnusr cat,.
sh.Itctl tho population Ut Chicago NJ ts1.0o1. II
fell short of thnt nbout l.olD. Wo estlmuto tin
present population at Ip.0N and tho county M
U}, 1000. 1t was ED, ,0oJ In 1B7b. Tito most oarnrni
estimates for tho whnie Union plnco Il ut 47,Sn1.
0o0. ngainst tho X. .655, 600 of ton ycnra aRo,
, 1880-06-18

THE Illinois StAte Department OF Agrl-
tultusu svporta tho urnps throughout tho 8tatc
IL an exceptionally Rooti condition. and ~
prnmlsiux III unprccedentetly largn yield. The
xeather hus gener4l!y baeu favorable aud dis
saso almost unknoWn.
, 1880-06-18

SEVERAL. strikes nru rcportctl III Tic Eli
gllsh iron districts. The ,.,inurs dutnand Hlpre
wapos. but tho Iron mnstera rufuse to pay Any
moro, sayiuG that tho stato Of tru1o will not
pcrMIE It.
, 1880-06-18


Enrons of Republican journals tlitough.
out tho United States whu wore antlblcd aud In
suited by tho Press Committee Of the lato
Chicago Convention mny 10 gla1 to know that
tho Chnlrmnn Of that CoMsiitteD WIS 4 Demo-
crit, md Inns REnco goro hnck to the Democracy,
whcro he belongs. Tho Press Comntteo was
tho only part Ut the original third form prosram
TINT was permitted to stand 1t WIS composed
Of thrco thlrtl-sarmors aud neutral outsider,
not connected with nny Newspaper or press or
guniaatjon. The Chairman OF tho Committee
WIS slr. Stone, ol!tor Of tho penny Neus tDe.ao- .
crntiu, but thrtl-torncr), which has been In cx-
jstelce perhaps throe yenrs. Another mombcr
w,s Gil Somebody, n,.thor Of Xacharnh,'' and
writer for tho morning thrd-ternl organ. Aa+
other member w,ls ftuwnrl Carroll, cortcspuud-
rnt OF tho New York Times tRtso ln fayor ot tha
third ter1u) Nelthor THE TnlnuNs nor tho
JoAr1luf,-tho Oldest ind most influential 1scpub-
llcan Journals Of tho Northwest,-lor any other
dntt.fhirtl-terTs nt4rspAper hnd n representative
on that Committee. From tho way III which th!a
part Of tho proYrAm wns carried out, tho peopIo
,,iNy ]lld4o whut would hnvo been doue II tho
rest Ut It had beun unchanged.
, 1880-06-18

AIsoIr 5000 Immigrants Landed at Castle
Gaslcn yesterday. AulunY thom wnro 100 M0r-
nlons, who took Wsssaxe Immediately for tho
Saints Ntoue.-3alt Lako City.
, 1880-06-18

SEvEnAI. French firms IRE snid 10 have re-
cctveu Mrgo orders frunl tho Chtnpso Govern
n.cnt fur riilua. With IL request that tho orders
be tlllcd lla spuedIty As possthlo.
, 1880-06-18

A. CINCINNATI ynriety nctor struck his
mistress on tho head yesterday With brass.
bound banJo. Shp died soon nfter from tho
effects. Jealousy was tho cAnsc Ut the quarrel
, 1880-06-18

TllE ceHsus Is being rapidly taket,. mn! In
nlany places IL already completed. Il, Nsw
York 1t IL Mtuhsl Iu!sl'st, md the same Ut Gin
c!nHuti. enlkryshr McI3awelt. Ut tho latter
city, tht,lks tho Dupul4tlon Will hut be suwn t.,
ratse+l 4h'H' III tho city limits pr,prr. 1t Il
r.aches tsat figure II Will sAoM remarkable
, 1880-06-18

TIE Hon. j. u. HOWELL, proprietor Of the
Gd&e Guy, OF kookuk, and ot one ttmu unttud
btates Senator fr0rn Iowa, aud latcr ono OF tie
Commissioners on souttorn China, dlod at hts
1es[denco ut Keokuk yesterday. liz waa In hls
nth yEar.
, 1880-06-18

TnE 1'erlin Conferences at its sitting yester-
day tletcrtnln..t TINT I'LL questions Ut Importance
shu,IlA 10 discussed III stcrtt Hesbun.
, 1880-06-18

SENATOR VANCE, uf North Carolina, was
married II, Louisville yesterday to Mrs. Fiurc'lrt
MartEli, uf tt4lt city. TMneo WIS II wld0wor.
, 1880-06-18

RUSSIAN exports have fallun off 10 per cont
during the lust SIX mouths rs compared with
tho cxp0rsa Of tho corresponding six months Of
last year.
, 1880-06-18

As MAS anticipated. ihn President yrster-
day appointed cx-Uoy. llastrantt, Ut Pennsyi-
y1,Itl, Collector nr Customs 1T Philadelphia.
, 1880-06-18

J. X. EMMEr [" Fritz'') was committed
to tho Kin9a County N. ~ 1nobrlato Asylum
yusterduy ut tho l.lstane1 ot Ills family. liz Ia
In very poor health III tho Ftisult at prolonged
'sprces." nud confinement is tho on!y rum
, 1880-06-18

X RUNAWAY nrritlrlt ut Cleveland yester-
dNy inrrr,x resulted In tho killing 0f ono lady,
tho seriu,ls wtln,lli,y Df Ant,tiloe aud Ut hoy.
, 1880-06-18

ORIENTAL. LODGE, NJ. III, 4. +. Il A. M.-ltrg,
H.ttt!4ES EATLiS. Hucret1lry.
, 1880-06-18

TIE senior Democratic sheet OF chleago
has hluhpl IT. tnw linz to tho fat kh'8"t, aa
pulling desperately u tow him o'ur sho t'"s'' !.
init bars Into Washington Waters. ou' Nv
Wattr.lpx4ca.
, 1880-06-18

DUEISn conilagrnioN Mt Auburn, n. T.,
Wednesday, evening, nvu tircmen wcre seriously
wounded ly tho falling Ut n wall, ind one WIS
EIllei