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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

Thos Sullivan, . native Of Ireland.
died st New Westminstsr on Saturday
last. During the evil war in the
United States be was non-commis.
stoned officer in the Fsdsral army. BE
leaves property IN Minnssots.
Capt ] Ifviugs new steamer. at New
Westminster. will be ready for launch.
ing in about ten days.
The stocks Of cattle fodder ct Ma.
naimo are getting low and di@culty 10
found TO keep cattle frem starving. ~
tho snow has been lying some Tires
months.
On Wednesday an Indian girl. b.
tween 10 and 10 years Of sge. waS nd.
ing on the cars On tho Wellington Col
liery rsilwsy. and acejdsntatly fell be-
tween the ears. In fsilisg her dress
caught some projecting portion ct the
cars and she was thrown under The
wheels. The injured girl wss imnas-
diately cared for and It wss found that
the.lsg Vas broken and her hsad ssvere-
II bruised. She fingered until mid
night, when she expired.
It 10 stated that the stsamship Victe.
ris will be withdrswn from the eosl
trade for two oeoths, for the purpesa
OF having suitable pssssogse aeeoone-
dstions constructed. The stsemshipa
Idsho snd Victoris viii - pssoed =
the ocean msil service bs9wsso 6As
Francisco and British Colsmbis, under
the now contract which oommsncss On
August Let. 4.
The Eraser il yet fseses solid bslov
Fort HOPS, and the snow at that plsce
10 three feet deep. Tue eold from
there on 10 intsnss. and much sudsring
10 the Consequence.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
Its INGREDIENTS,

Sef1pv cur faith in the safety and excsllsnos q
~ hpon proper personal Application, VIE
O1ia4e4 nat no inposition 10 inisnded, ve vi
I've Tie Names Of al its ingTedisats, By a@davii
1hs above o6srs vsrs never made before BY tha pro
psietor Of any other Family Medicine In The world
Many teotlm0nlals. further Information. an
full disectisus for uaing will b found in the pam
phIst "Treatiss on Diseases Of the Blood" 4
heh saeh bottle iseneiosed Price o. Per bottlec
tajninG u ounces, % to 50 doses. Sold By dsue
$50. d. RANSOM. soS + Co, Prop'ys. BuAa,o. NJ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17

IL thU BseaeN OhssiAua. 6vit,se.
land. the &sosad 10 froses - hard that
bes're grave can b dsg grvat Arse
have to be nsds In the chsrchyards,
and 10 soms instancee. when Tia a..
pedisnt proved unsvailisg. ths eravs.
digger we're compelled % - dyne-
mite.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
She afohly bent her qassaly crest,
And gently rubbed her shapel,

She afohly bent her qaesaly crest,
Aud gently rubbed her shspely
nose
Thea aid: I'VE sirls do MT
TO pop the question. L we're bet
6ueA tlnid, baskwasd. hasAiul
bsaux.
Az thou ~, should faint Asarts
disclose,
And speak the words that interest,""
Then blushins 70 The very roots
OF hAis - Auburn q Ne town
Whsrs nnee . Seward eainsd
renoWn,
And whore they elsehs In stfipsa suits
The nsa On vhen The Law dosa
ftown.
He muttersd: "How The sweat
pouss down.
She mak.s ne trsobls II ~ beots."
Seeing HE plight ~ igsn = psut-
Whea he. most wr1eeAed coward
oaid:
Il bed . notien il ny hesd.
But have forgot whas 'tvas ahsoA"
Quoth che: "Ot oil The fools I've
read,
Or seen Or heard. o. quick O dad.
You ars the sisklisstr' He popped
out.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-17
YIRST NoNDAY on APaII.. lsso
airy NOTICE TO
TAX PA 1! YERs
t9nOhO1nish County.

1IA1x DETAIL Lnrs PROVIDED 81
(9onw = ~ 1ao1s ~ loaivesy, ga & 4 -
~ 49, - dry q saaA hxpayor o his seers
q eeses1ay , veee1sA . R61e3sot nunber Of ssid
- - ~ snGulne 1e1nl - "A a. ~.
- ~ - O1anU Ae.a1ooe within Ten days
H. - sfese t1o 1Ese 0soAay Of Aprii next.
- ha:wy Rsoalsy To- failure % 90 @ 4isAovt
- - eeoeoeoe eoo1A Re Sections { aod
. 0Aap1R efaD - . psevjde fur ~ seessss ~.
- eetSceene - Os1e1 81 Tsssssssial revenue.
eo1seved 1ev. llsA, les0. +-.r@
.s.w x,n,..iIe41 2; Wsrr;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
NashyiIIc Centennial Excursion

Monday April 10th, We will commence
sale of excursion tickets TO Nashville and
continue sale till May 10th, by the follow.
ing routes: via Little Rock, Memphis aud
Decatur; via Little Rock, Memphis and Nc
Kenzie; via Little Rock, Poplar BlHll and
Columbus, and via Little Rock and ST. Louis,
Rates via all routes,Si2,00 for the round TIP.
Tickets good to return till June 9th. Get
your tickets Mt the Texas ~ Pacific ticket of
fee by one of these routes they arc shorter
and tho time quicker than by'any other.
II. Il. FosDICR,
II. w. THOMPSON, JR., Ticket agent.
General Passenger and Ticket agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Mr.. Alexander Sanger leaves to night
for st. Louis and Chicago and perhaps New
York and Philadelphia TO examine the APP
pointments of the best stores, SO MS to en-
body the latest improvements in the enlarge
ment of their store, which will include the
large warehouse of Messrs, Schneider n Da
Wis, and thus giving to Dallas dry goods
store equal in all its appointments to any in
the country.
MIR. Stephens has our thanks for copie,
of Harpers Weekly and other periodicals
All the latest papers and school books are tC
be had at his store on Main street, near La
mar.
"A party of young people are to hold I
moonlight picnic at Longs Lake on Tues
day evening next,
Sanitation goes steadily on and the cit.
throughout its limits has an unusually clean
ly appearance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
A Revolution In the Millinery Busi


Messrs. Sanger Bros. have made another
step in the right direction, and one that will
be appreciated by the ladies' of Dallas and
vicinity. They have added to their extensive
millinery department u frst-class milliner,
who win trim hats for their customers with
out any other expense beyond tho cost OF
the untrmmed hat and the material used for
trimming and what is still better, Messrs
Sanger Bros guarantee the work to be first
class in all respects, thus etiectinga great saw
ing in the expense and giving ladies n most
extensive department from which to make
their selections.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Mr.. Leopold Bohny, late proprietor of the
Tivoli hall, after n short respite has again
gone into business. He has formeda copart'
nership with Mr.. William Crozer, and theii
neat handsome saloon at the corner of Main
and Poydras streets. will be glad to meet al
his old friends, for whom he has cordial
welcome. With the choicest liquors and
wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and a cosy, pleasant place at which to
while away leisure hour, Crozier u Bohny'a
is one Of the most popular resorts in all the
citv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Notice,

This IL 10 notify tho scoundrel who Is at,
tempting 10 take advantage Of tho meried
reputation Of tho CYCLONE brand Of hour
and buying empty sacks Of said brand with
tho evident Intention of reilllng them WIN
-four Of an Inferior grade and quality, and
palming II of on tho public for genuine
CYoLOsr, that We have IN eye on the lhlel
and that " ho persists In 80 doing we WIZ
publish his name and prosecute him TO the
full extent Of the law,
MoEsRIs a KEACu,
Wholesale agents for CYCLONE Hour
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Now I'm Store.

800 bushels OF black-eycd peas,
500 bushels of German millet
200 bushels of common milet.
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover,
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
so bushel of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's collosal asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn;
grass and clover Seeds and a complete variety
of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
GRAND WINDSOR
MAIN, COMMERCE & AUSTIN STE EETS
Rates, 81, ESQ and 50 Per Day.
W. H. WHITLA, MANAGER.
Rooms for 800 Guests. The most
commodious Hotel in the South.
Arrivals up to IL o'clock last even

commodious Hotel in the South.
Arrivals up to II O'Clock last even
ing:
|. w A Soper, General Superintendent Iron
Mountain railroad; George Noble, General
Superintendent Texas & Pacific; 2 l. lngus,
Texas; j s Coleman, Madison, n j; p IL
Coleman, Madison, N j; JAS L Vaastcn,
Texas Trunk railroad; w L Barnum, Chicago;
E 7 billiard, Tyler; T w Henry, Texas; A
II Stewart Fort Worth; j B Merry
field, Texas; II T Rugg!es, st Louis;
4 G Roddes Milwaukee,; j II Maxwell, New
York; Jack Burrows, Louisville, Kentucky;
+ G Smith, Peoria, Illinois; W H Stocking,
G Blsckwood, X Il Maddox, r Mozart, Fort
Worth; Captain John Price, Sherman; I
Simmons and X II Cousins, Texas; G W
Wilson, NJ CASTOR and NJ Stewart, st. Louis;
Jones, New York; Lissswer M, ditto ;
A Cunker, Kansas City, d Sheedy, ditto ;
Z Z Crandall, st Louis. I Helfrich, Calves
ton; Frank H Hubbard. New York, . II p
Stern, New York; + Doremus, Galveston; l.
7 johnson, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
AiieniInn HIrencn |

A very important meeting Of the fire de-
partment IL 10 bo held on Tuesday, 2Oth
instant, nj 4 p, M, NJ Firomens hall, hhc
we expect every good llromen TO participate
BY order Of JonS j. COOP,
ID. GosLIE, President.
Secretary pro tom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
pestIyaI.

The ladies OF the Tabernacle NJ, u, church
will give supper and festival Tuesday night
aud lunch Wednesday noon nj Norton'i
now building, on Elm street, for tho benefit
of tho church. They will try 10 make u
pleasant for all who come.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

We have complete line of fine French
pattern hats and bonnets. The largest as
sortment leading styles and at lower prices
than any other house in Dallas, at.Bauman's,
LOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
ST. GEORGE
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Strictly First Glass.
PRICES, 81 PER DAY.
TOM SMITH, Man,

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose IL West Min
strels; Nit q Barlow and wife; Geo Wilson
and wife; Geo Primrose and wife; VIM u
West, Happy Cal Wagner, Sam Price, I NJ
Freetb, d II Hawkins, Ed Harley,
~ S Peckham, T Il Kelly,
John Rspior, Eddie Fox, L NJ Clark, Bruce
Forester John DOYLE, John Fields, Frank
Hanson, Walter Phoenix Tom Peasley,
Frank vannetta, Joe Fox, It A Cressvi',
VIM Ward, 4 Il Lockhart, . Q Seymour,
Georg, 4 Chaplain, Harry Writ and II \
Chapman; S O Turhit aud james Ware
Texas; w o Trimble, Keokuk, Iowa.;
j + Collins, Louisiana; } y Smith, Texas;
G W Gerlech and wife, San Antonio; John
S Hethorington, Indianapolis; II W Moore
Galveston; W l. White, Lancaster; John II
Astey, ir, New Orleans; + b Blake, ST Louis;
G. w Pickering, do; l. G Todd, Waxahachie;
Oliver Smith, st Louis; W o Middleton,
Arlington; w II Hunter, Galveston; Il G
Blackwell, North Carolina; W IL Cummick,
Sherman; Il Wheat, Dallas; Eugene q. Blake,
Houston; w II Aubrey, New York; Mark
Latimer, Ennis; l. 5 Hutton, Webbers Falls,
I ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
ar.eubeeL Convention.

The meeting announced 10 be held la'i
night by the Grsenbaskers did not take
plaoe, II has BEEN decided 10 hold instead y
convention Of all tho Greenbaok clubs OF
Dallas county In this city on tho silh inst,
10 select delegates 10 the Congressional CON
yention 10 he held nj Fort Worth May 9Th
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
AIlM,IIinery Orders

At wholesale and retail will be carefully and
promptly filled from all over the State, by
mail or express, and full satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address 4, Bauman, agent 7Ot Elm
street. Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Ben. Locb's Restaurant, under Thomp
sons theatre, gives tho best meals in tn
city for 80 cents, or twenty-one meals for SO
Open day and night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Elegant Line of Ladies' Wear ans
Fancy Goods.

Consisting of ties, ruching, laces, ribbons,
buttons, corsets, ladies', misses and child
ren's hose, embroiderings, silks, satins, drill
ing, gloves, mits, and hundreds Of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, at Baumans,
FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
H.. II. Warner & Co., Rochester, N. Y.

GENTLEMEN IL have tried your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure for "Brghts Dis
ease," with which 1 have been afflicted for
the last two years, and it has done wonders
for me- believe 1t is the only cure known
for that terrible disease, and it is with pleas
ure that write this testimony in its favor
You are at liberty to use this in any way you
see proper, to benefit suffering humanity.
Truly yours, JAS, ). PRESCOTT,
North Union, o.
Shakers Society, Cuyaboga, Co. Cleveland
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

The coolest aud most comfortable
Wejrhfs M r. M. Kahn & Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Inst Received To-Day,

An elegant variety of green house plants.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
CrOsier d Rohny.

Remember II. n. Kahn a. 90. makes
q specially of Clothing to order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Feather weight Drawers and Under
shirts nc l., M Kahn 4 Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Lndies. PIease Take Notice.

The largest stock ofPercale shirts nj
low eat prices at 4. N. IA aim d Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Our stock of untrimmed Hats = the
largest and best assorted in the west,
comprising every variety, NJ the lowest
prices, in Straw, Chin and Leghorn. II
you want fashionable goods % or send
your orders TO A. A. PEARSON, 7l2
Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
, 1880-06-01

Special Dtspateh 10 1hs Ghteaoo Tribune,
ROCHESTER,. Mlnl., A1ay 1l.-1hu Republicans
or Minnesota n0ver tA,k ~ 1ulph iNt.rest II,
thu prospective nomination tor President Ut tho
United States Us they Rrp nav doing. 1t IL uyi-
dent that Grant stack Ia below pur uul hns
steAiiy fulcn snea tho State Convention,
N!Ano ami Edmunds sccm to stnsll after pllr
1Wn candl.Mte, the Hun. W. Wln.ln,n, Our pts,-
pin will Stand ly tho tunIfatiUt, Ut Nly on. TX
ccpt urant. Ana yo. sl,ay reasonably expect II
N'lt In tho event uf Ills nomination, fur
tho population IT minnesota contains II
!aFBo uGr1Aan anl toreixn population that
ll'1s hu.i unough 0f onU-Iunn rulp ia
thY Old Worl, and want nu luuro ut II III this,
u'ti aso bitterly 0pp.,susl u suuwcrns al horors
a!la hi' oelessts ''!x'n oAv t'essnn, be he Con.
uE4'' oF ahy otto eisc. They urp tr,ily1repubifu-
~ u sentiment III tue broadust a,ll beat Kel,sp
ol mat tes" a'nl hol.! " shu oplnou thlt this IL
aha must e'u kept Government nj ths pppp,e
ana Tor tho l'eople. Thcy aru opposed tn u third
term, not bcc't'iso they t4,r u iespottstu, but
bncauHo It ls u violation urn
souhb ASb WELI.- -EsTADLl4IIKD PRECEDENT
ttaat has its rtA't III dctMtcrattc tdras ,1,d iu.
statutions, uud teeaoso thirI tesm iluplses uu
, 1880-06-01
RESOLUTIONS.

'fu,s 4e''H '"v e"'''"7a .e""'0t3pHa'
WHEREAS. II II PLATA tl,llt corlaLl Nppuhltcnn
md 1,,.,al Influential stues Ii to ItiUu' mrc in
lnAHtiu forming u trIilulytrAtp, AMI WIN viii
grasp power n l,silrp nrrr0xnttycs sl,(Ivntatru
y u tio a.!Gnalle rlgillsnf Il lrue people, wfrro-
liis lliyl,- a.n,rjinr o,uuiin,.ss. iii i,r,,xan.
faced st,lll!; Mtl,l = - '>*'~''
WnIn.AA, TIu Republican Htato ConyentiDu.
recently held nt HpftnxIlull, In ihIs Stmtn. h,,ss
fully tGtist I7tet III" viii ,l t"wer f,r ,,,,s. liz
chief Ut Unsttrl,plDtia, lwLi. ,t,ni ,i,xirmi;l,r
rcssrtuti III tl,spic.llo tricfs n,,i n.,4t TIuriny
frauds IN rlur to stit,ti tho y,lCp of Tia ,.,,,.
nll t ride rt,txltsbiYl iiyrr In,,inriIv ~ H.
, 1880-06-01
INDIANA,

E3NTT 13nk0 ffEA
op"t Dsp'ss" ~ tne t"seopo aF'eane+
tSniANAroLla, Ind, stny 3l.-Ths morniuH
thrna mr. f,n,r ,l"lcvvtns S",, ,tt H...>,,' "'..
,,,.rot ~ t,s'...,. 49,. -. o. SUM- .nion'!'
p"sso'. '.fpAsu .no otS ehFo"te 1"r Chlcti8o. y
dinner, md, In tho course OF a Conversation.
scuntor Flcts,,muu. Of Cuc,nnntt. n mcnhcr NJ
sho Cub satd: Tho unit ri'lo will evidently be
brT'kon. Ut iost It hn butter DO. for II 1t Is not
thoro will bG tho greMtest row over known II, L.
Ca,nyant,pn Wa f,orr,rua ura ,,,t 1,,,,,..,J..s
thu llrnuhlIcn,, tnrtv i,v u,ro,,, orc,,.t, ,t
for thcm IN ct,,rk tho ,vht,, o,,9 ss,."ts'
WIN We sho,l voto Tr ncn w." nn,,t " oa a'ut.o
any part Of tho German vote. Wo know him,
nad don't want HIN. 1 utn n dc.ouato IN thts
Convention, md ,tm.t intnn,i RI umrlt q, :, nv
r.s,,,,.,,ts,.,as'. 49," ~ sns'. o ~ A"o'. " u's'
..,',! t'"..".svlunt. uH'hs gets Inc nomination
whlch dol't th'hk fhoro Ia nsly ohNnco of-ril
nOln|t,Ate Fred Grant for Vice -I,resiont. and
IL t,nw nv"c,. r,s,, " q. sun I. EIsMseHlue: intrn
, 1880-06-01
OHIO.

Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Tribune.

Sptetst DispdteA to The Chicago Tribune.
cnry, IL tho Dno tnnln Of ,tIsct,ssia,, n hntnl.
srrct. ~, ~, ~ .aa, n.,., ~. au.u'.
three nro gathered together, and every nose Of
tho Grant 1nat,Ayrrs ~ closely wntehcd Tho
fpclJrr Il general t,,ut viii, t,,o or.trosf1,rt az
t,,o ,,,,,1,. a.. 49, 1850 ~. o !te.ua't no
tuo r cAnu"Ate tne Hrty Is dnonleu 10 certain de-
leht' niid scores 1ccllr0 their Intention not to
A nron,urnt c,tiy.r ,vr,s. .ru,,s,, ~, ,n,s,,,os.
n,sa,',s .'nI ,,,.. ,.'' W o.'a!"ess
e,' olcies' SUI. .o-."y: shall 10 sorry 10 st!e
Gr'lnG nominated, and MY boys eclnrc they will
nut cast thpr votcs for him. | toll you, you nu
, 1880-06-01
TUESDAY, L. 1sso-TwELvE PAGES

truth TINT inject aubm!sslvcness, determination,
merGGnNrltirss, and vunulity I'M tho 1,nrt NJ Il
people nra @ ne conditions t., tho hac.ncney @ of
political t1'p1rTrAGy a1ll unnnny submission fO
Tho tnhests Ut II 1nnrlty, lei sni by n,MhilnUs
md unsrr,Ipuln'ts ,lenngsTs. will tHurk tho h.
ginning ri cr IF rttr,vrrssiuu a,,ti ,s,s,ral tir-
Guy that must eventually lrnl tn tho destruction
Of our cherished Institutions.
Resolved, Tint IN orler Il, ni.ain strung t}ny-
crninent Ml W hnse to ,o te tn strive niv
" and collectively 70 rstabifst, II r!gnr1,llH su-
holest, faithful. mud abip public functinnarlcs.
md u histHliute'iaues. su *cnrn. and drive ont
o s ~ 1P' % eyes 9a seF'Ss ar ,s w,
by tho betrayal Of tho public trust:
Rs%arfsi. 'rhnt ws , ,,r', Opposed t, thc 70.
Ing At thiA rts.Dlntlp hhnl fle ettnsi rGtl rs mtn
nH tbiHpnrslxb tho tMn,D htlil EHMl name uf tho
VIC propose Il simply r1ran% " scr-rr,trttfnn.
~ vlcw # tho I,ossFhIo contingencies nf tho
future. so'f-protection being tho lirst law Of
Res8!~a. That wo. sole.snly pfutcst nRa,nst
tho high. h.fant4l md Infamous proceedings ut
wfereSy S tho wfy aicse cie,ees y so
districts To tho National Convention tuve hec,s,
IL diteut tcli.tralyentton to uslru and precedent,
@ ennf.s.t by .,thers nut elected by the rcspect-
~, R,et!es, rh.t We horribly appea, 70 sll Eoo,
Convention Is rieht tho wrslE thus J,urpttr,.@i
a1.ti n,'t'aenus ln'lsttc.l nvetuigrs, md al.lri
shat thoy shoni' icmi i heI pnv i,ui1 to pnrify
tic purity management nnd rastntc the former
fEs tet ESs Z. sS ntly; Il 5ro i tasy s sn aS s
tncrcennrincss md yIciosness In political lifr;
n1,d TINT they ssinu(t rrnestly strvu to conform
tho ensuing Convention to ttA urfglnAl purpose,
which In Tint nf II ,tisttrttivc anly. enlletl uJnii
~ nAkG tho best selections OF c,tN.lttiates hly-
liz tsa e IL ssa sp 5 xs Ss'S Sy IL ,is!,ss M!'s
Of .constlta', homer, arid pa.rnttatn.
, t'.s'r,t E, Tint " |,cTe6y apE'i e ~ i.eput
, 1880-06-01
IN GENERAL.
THE riiEYERhSCEs or uELEuATgg.

sPFf1al UlsNlt<H u 1hs (httaVt IrttuNA
nosToN. alnss., MMy ti.-Tho Daily AdtxftIyer
publishes tho preferences Ut Delegates liz ~.
spouse to notea Ut Inquiry xcnt from tho oii.cc,
tue names being withheld by agreement. OF
the NoW York delegation ono rut,,urks; "Yuu
know tlut wu nre unur inst tructions tn yott, for
Nrnnts hut Kunsa that wu will oboy our con.
st!tnnts whp.l w0 got to ChicAxo Rather tl,an tho
instructions af0reslld, ~ Will other4 OF the
Now York taeleyati0n.'
Three Pennsylvania ltlcgatcs will support
Hsainc notwithstanding The Harrisburg In
strlctl.'ns, and ono declares for Sherman na
lrst cAnlce.
Indiana ia divided and untnattuoted, major
!ty fav0r(ng 0thcr than 0rslNt Or ulutne, Whlio
un1ong thoso who favor these, ~ all ,lru.,gh tho
West, th3ra IL u decided preference Tor Sherman
or E.|nIu'Its for second rho!uv.
Tho Ohio delegation arc ussort Ing themaclyca.
, 1880-06-01
GEN, GRANT.

DUBUQUE, lu., Mny M,-uen. and MIS-. o'u"s snJ
catue over w Dubuque nva'n THY astetnooa. En- s
viii re,nuin Tomorrow certainly, ahu .'.,, pe..s
during tho whole t,mo OF tho Chicago co",s" ,no
tlon, They are tho Ruosts OF their o'a a.,sr.
friend, ax-Mayor Johu Thompson. VINO e" m',x
taEnad GeM. lrant whllu hero lust wlntst' .nao,.
evollng Mr. Thompson vaye reception u a,1,'
which was attended by a largo numt@s %
t1ns. ,..
Gon. Grant was hero Just week ago n .',g
understood ono rcalsoh Ut his oo,atnR 6e!o 1T Ut
nla rptnntniux for soMe time IL desire ~ min.
AWAY fru,n home % as to ayold tho ltIgv Igv1nxi in
Dor Uf teDtKrnina and fBttes1 tlAt nre o..nirnt5
matters there closely, hut preserves a'e WE
sIloucu on vi political aaYies.
, 1880-06-01
OTHER SPEAKERS,


The Chair thon introduced Mr.. 11ols, ropro-
acntiCG tho young mon of New York.
MIR. flGlts spoke ns fellows:
FELtow-CiTlZ II thero over was cam
paign when Young America wis called upnll 10
tnkc 1'nrt think II Ia this campaign. WNrm
Gtuuti aud impctuoaty arp generally ascrhcd to
youth, ut,,l suy hero that II tho Republican
purity has not wnrm blood md t,npetn'sity
enough to shakc OF such virtrs frnn lta bosom,
III lsoscs'e Conkilng, J. I.ogin, md j. non Catn-
cro'i, that IN that cass tho Republican party Is
not worthy to, and will 1,cvur nynin, curry stl
tho Government Ut this Nep,b,lc. Gentlemen,
reside III tho State Of Suw York, and wn1,s to
tell you what tho young Republicans Of that
State think. We know thnt JAck LoHan Is prctty
bAtl, md we know TINT Don Cameron Is pretty
hnd, but We do honestly boilovo that ls,se.s
CDnk!ng bcnts them nll. You good people of
, Tie West, used rs rs you are to Jaek Loaan.
how we nro iscti II New York. IN tho cty d;t ot
New York over 4oGN Republican,, who never
sss M" nttrS 5 So spSsH 9ksi 5 bya Fl sG @
SSass ay pses ssaE esSy yorE 9ss 4 IL
!sTf tso ssnS xa g. Bapsiy BBEsy yssscao S Il t an ss
it,lx'salb!e for l.opunltcan with niran shirt TO
l~co,ng y member or those Associations. Thorn
York who sy iEat tho ,ntlohI,lc OF Cnincron. n,id
Losan; ara Gor,kl!nK must bo broken. wearo
Gei!tjsincn. haye only tn say that when. wo
hct.rtl how yun Ind been treated Mt Springfield
Wg lonsd with YOU Il i protsst. md WI o 20 to-
Convention Wednesday,: We co,nu hers ia 1unri,,
,oan n0t to ,!St"tS; but o Ms w TIT o tra,qpsd
cheers: II Is well k,nwn that tito yn.1nR tnon
Sf e. the Naiion would Itloicc 10 snpport illaine.
"GIse Us Ei,aans," Rivo is shcr',au % or si' Fsh',
but we never will tiike 0raut uutl tho third
tern; TT: tchcers:l ,.,,