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, 1880-06-22

11lleu'a letter 10 the New York delegation
ut the Clnclnnnti Convention IL trcntcd as u
luitur Of withdrawal. 1t Is scarcely that. No
ono call read 1t carefully without comlug to
the conclusion that tllu author Intended
rather 10 urge his right 10 tho nomination
than to insist upon retiring from tho field.
The letter IL a column In length, and yet
Mr.. Tt!den refers III only onp llne, aud TINT
toward the close, to tlle possibility Ut hfs re-
tIren,ent. The reference, 0yell III this single
mud obscure instance, Is eqnlyocal. While
"rennunctng denomination nnA reUleetini,"
he Insists tlat sucl, nomination a,ml election
aro Indispensable to III, cttcctual vtndicatlon
Of the right Ut tia peOplu to elect thu rulers
which llus been Violated III .ny thls] person."
THO clearest meaning that can bu extracted
from this opinion. which Ii expressed IN one
and the san,a sehtence Us tho pretended
'renunclnt!or," Is that Mr.. ridden merely
desires to throw upon tho Convention
tho responsibility for Ills rejection, atl
warns them t!at 1t will 10 fntal. This
view of tho casa Is further confirlnel BY the
fAct that l,o refers tho Convention, lnNlncd-
nteiy after, to his letter In 18Th, IN which he
said: III summoned by tl,a suffraRes Ut my
c0l,ntryu,eM to attNnlpt this work. slinll
enAeayor, with God's help, to 10 the ellleio.t
instrument of their will" All this certainly
t looks very little ltke voluntary aud deter
mined retirement,
Thu remainder ot the Tfldcn letter Ia MI
ingenious argunent for tho maintenance Of
the "frand" Issue, which. Tfltion repeats
over and over agntn, he alone represents.
lIa defends himself Indirectly agaihst the
| II III. l.. 49,.
, 1880-06-22

THERE Is weeping md walllig Md gNns|i-
tng sf teeth III st. Louis over tho discoveries tho
census enumcrttor6 have fnlttso 0f tho Gtnpti-
ness or thu honstfu! burg. Tho press Is pouring
os1t vtes OF wrath OIL the lrads of tho cot,sits-
tnkcrs for their alleged sk!ps and otnlssions
Hut the 0fohe confcnscs that iHnny of the
"f1itps" turn out uu investigation to be iInag-
innry. 1tsays:
Tile published reports havc In many casesbeen
sroufnliess. e li rs IL Tilt aS Sir. Edward Thnni'-
SIN. living iii South RDvGIlt HtrHt, who ct!ill-
p!n!ncd to sir: saiosnnl,, The s,psrslsor r.. that
his residence llMt nut beel visited by tho emf.
','sTt' y; n, Mr sss ys.tt5s'sy a ,s ss't pssi
thcre wns Mr. Edward 'rhnn.pson..s i,nthc,
sftaenaSst sfcst sSst sa R besn e III IL s Sn S aa
Mr. Thompson wis sutnitrd Of tho fnct. Thrro
sps,s sy srs,pe Il sns - "e Sh''a;'ss Dst Sss n
tho purity was found i, !s proser. I!!.,s;, pase
~ tic gr.1fnblng IN pl3sskes BY lHl1Orlnrs oil
te lmrt of ritizes VII" g!n. tt en-, snnsr mr.;
,s hyg I" sst thf!r f"rtio i i5 nt sa n
"ts,s'iI"l %Ss ss' Y viii tae iaa. lii. ,sir ssdeasss
t!on has hccu obtained firm! wives Or other rel.
nttyes t,r 1nulldrrs IF the!r households. Nest
q thu complaints %g.!l1ss th9 'r,esent cnIcra
aro ire wholly Krour.llesy. Mr. Maek'ot Thompson,
r @ salnn9na .s. ss,sn' & snya fssT sysry e'fS1t at
e.'icicMt @ n,oa: that tho rn'iin,cratora. Us u
lrh!y havo tho nppearansa mt 9cntn,o!; .,ta,
| thoy subscribed to the, oath ,cceszary. to
their commissions, mud rs far ~ the'r !
| which they la1orctl sh'ws,. ttley hnyc touo their
work very well. Thu 6Jlale- j1r,Mnt1ts ennrner,-
ys % sseEs EaS Efs a ssf st'c"'ss ns
yoBtertlny n,lu ascerh!tlcd hnW cAsy It would he
, 1880-06-22

Mn. ARstsTnoS0, ctlitor Of the Cleveland
Tlatatltaler, had this interesting conversation
with "Gutl ~,
PAynu,"
lis tho bohemian vote purchMsablcS'
ton III Clpvuland vino will all go solid for l'uyne,"
said Mr. Armstrong. .
Int corporation II that2"
"Why, the Standard uIl Company. Hut"
said Mr. Armstrong, /" whoever says TINT Henry
u. laynt ever owned shnro III the Standard
on Cnnpany tslls y ilc. NY told mo that ho
had never hutl ono aharc In It"
Whether Mr.. l'nyno owl,s stocks In the Oil
Company nr not, II IL esislent TINT tho Oh Com.
pnny tnkeB mitch stock In him, elxo why should
It mortgage u,HtD l3oholi,an votes to him? III
tho eloquent language of Dir. EolkllnY "Why1
Why2t
, 1880-06-22

hfbts Ch'Tlcse frnm nshing III ntfy nf Inn wa,o,,
NJ that Stnie To In II yHlntlun ns tho I,nrrt,.,
Amendment 10 hc Federal Constitution, WIKI
provide. TINT M anto shuli tsnny to am ,.yms
Within its 1urisdItton tho ctIuni psotrctIon y,
thu laws. Consequently, IL sut,l,ct The t'hf.,.
Ia imprisonment f0r fishing in tin waers nj ~.
sntu, ws,!lo Hher nIlens nrn permitted 10 tn n,
II positive t'cnlnl nf tho mttint psoirctton Of n,
lava. 1t ls, moreover. II ytnntiuu III thu tr,,ts
Of tho rnic'l AtGtas with Cht,ui, wtllc1, uu,rnn'
tees subjects ut that unvorrnunt7 while #, n,
United Btntcs, "the privileges enjoyed by ct'
xclls ur ublcets OE tho n1oat favored ,lntIl,n,
, 1880-06-22

WE are beginning tu think Seymour wants
tho nomination. aud will gladly nccupt It II
tandured to him. We base this opinion npon
the Idea that tho lady doth protest too much.
Passing over suvpral previous verbal pFotosta.
uous, wo begin with this positive tleulinatlon
No. !, written to the delegate from bis own dis.
trtct 10 tho Cincinnati Convention:
Utica. lune 1A-ThE Hon. J. Thomas Spr!Qgs
-DkAM stn; Ny nRme has been spoken of in
Cincinnati nuxt week, aud ~ you ara the delo-
EAto from tho district tn which ] live, ask you
for alU nomination to be mAds BY that bot1y,
, 1880-06-22

THE 1ItnoIs delegation to the Democratic
Convention hui! q caAeuE yuHtartiny m0rninK,
al..i, after listening 10 wonsA,.-s,,i1rnklst arA.
trtx, prUeGeAesl tn tho salecttun 0f p1rnNlstnt
as!lccra Ut the delegation. sun sIarshall WAS
selected Us President uvcr Mel fuller by vote
nf =. tD ~. Alfred H. MaBon. chef Ut tho young
Democracy. and who playB tho anomalous t1ae
of tho scE0lar lit tIJen,ncrstic) politics. WIS
tla1,oi fur Secretary. Perry Smith was selected
NJ n,etl,bor Ut tho Committee Oh Crwluntfula hy
II yoto Ut x. II, lG, after ho haI hccn
roundy tluuolncc.! by "Islll" lic1.llek,
Of O,tuwa, fur hIs Tltaun l,roclstlos, A,ld wtrc-
pulled ayalnst by Cartur llnrrson for Ills scoont
nnt-IIarriana spocci.es. U,,nhntt,, Ut Rockford.
WAS appointed I'M tho Committee Oh Permanent
Organization, bcatnx Murphy, All Egypsian,
who fayurs tha nomination VI "I.ltl" Morrison.
Slel Fuller wus upl0luteI III tho Committee III,
Resolutions, and Nalaly WIZ retained IN lnt'm-
h1r Ut the National Committee In spite Vt tho
efforts of Perry Bn,lth. wl,o wantol John Mutt
torka. Tho proceedings Developed u eombt,lN-
ton between Smith And lIOxlu, tho "barrcl
mon OF tho delegation, and "lttI" Aorrisona
Egyptian supporters. They were purity sue.
eessful, aud hnd tho bArrcl heen tn.rc froly rtt-
sorted to 1t Is possible thoy would haye leon GU
| tlrtsiy 80.
, 1880-06-22

YESTERDAY Tile TlunuNE printed sunl-
mary Ut Oakca Ames' testimony botore the
Poland Coraln!ttee. showing that 1t lid nut sus'
tntn any reasonable theory Of guilt or tnuocenee.
20 fur AZ bfT. Garfield was concerned. but wAs q
much ~ the other. Neholl now, how plain a
tale shall put It ill down! uartield saya that hv
wAs poor Rnd hard up. Qakea Anea was rich.
The lutter had a reputation u a generous,
hnppy-xo- lucky fcllow, always Foady tU do u
good turn for u friend. GARFIELD had been to
Europe, aul uyeEdrawn his satHry. liz could
not pay hs house, e-rcnt. lie went To Atues antl
sasds ~ Wish you would let me have $no for =
few months" Alues gave him tho money III
currency, without t1Ote,-a proceeding
quite tn keeping With h!S business hatlk.
In die ttn1 dRr.icld paid 1t back
| also III currency. Ames pguteu1ed to forget
, 1880-06-22

TnE l1oosEer delegation met ycsterdayll
CAUCUS In their hotel In Cincinnati, arla tbe1
swort unanimously to stand by Hendricks tlft
lust, al,u nll tho t!Mu. Williams, uC Lafayette
and Judge ilaul,a SHY Indiana will never lea,a
him without his consent" never, no ucscr."
THAT Ia, hardly cypr,
, 1880-06-22

6Cl,OEoS-GENENAf.u HAMILTON Inns Just ro-
turned to Washington trs,nl Mefnphis, md re.
purta tho sa1lltury cuttlun Ut t1ut ctty wreAtly
improved. undur tho supervision Of Dr. Thorn.
ton, of tho setnphss uoArl Ut llrIlth. groRt pre-.
cAutinIls hnye Msen taken tn prevent Il reGur.
rcnre Ut tho ye1iow-f fuyur rplomlo,
, 1880-06-22

IN the municipal elections ut Rome, SUM-
tiay, thu CIcsicnl ur U!.rnmnntang purity earrictl
a!l the wards IT tue city By ycsy largo 1Ajors
ny. Among tho lelcatod candidates wns Gen.
GAril'uldf. Prince chlgo. 1t member Ut tho fope'S
huusehuld WIS h!s successful competitor.
, 1880-06-22

THE Intlfana Democratic tirlrgntlon had n
meeting yesterday md resolved with Ercnt
,lnanIty u votn for Hendricks naldIy, firstly,
lnstiy, anil orcry time, and, turthcr tl!at the
presentation Ut my Dthur Ilsial,a mum than
Hendricks woul,l be rc2urlrl as III insult. TO
mako 1t lnnre binding all tho delegates Bigntsl
writton pledge clnbotyng tho spirit Ut tho
resolution. S!neo tho a.l.cnlled tleeiiuutIon Ut
Tihlrn. ultl pMrtlculnrly ti,tce the Nuw York
deicHntion'a interpretation VI It us withdrawal.
tho Gha,lces " atentlriukH Auso imprused, n1sl
tho hnlass 0r tho lln>s!er delegation hMvo heui1
carscspondlnxly Increased. II IL difficult, h1w-
over, to couyt,lee tho Ncw.Yorkcra ind tho
Southern ,ncn ihAt Hendricks, with lsts anft.
money rrcord. Gun curry enough doubtful atatca
To sucure hls election.
, 1880-06-22

Ar the very moment tho Republican Con
vcntlon of Indiana WIS ndopting ,psoluta
eongratulutmg the people ot that State on thI
prospect t,f honest elections through tho net
constitutional amendment. the majority u tbI
Donlocrneia Judges IF tho Supreme Court We =
crgngctl In writing ont II part!san, psttifoggttg
dlsgracetul opinion declaring tho nlncndmenu
null md void.
, 1880-06-22

sllsh New Jersey wants 1}ayRrl md Parker.
whilo It Was fehred that Titdrn had enough
backing loft In tho Now York delegation to DE-
clio tho mnttcr iu his favor. From, prcsunt APP
pcnr,nco tho Democrats appear to DO rs much
ut sCh AA ever,
, 1880-06-22


Gen. Garfield tu d California reporter. 1ic says:
Gnrt!eil wna y notnl,er nt my military family
during tho curly part Ut tho Wnr. Whe!l h9
cntl!U 10 my headquarters IAllst confess thnt
hull prei'l leo nt,l'1st lltns, III u,l|Grats'nl 9
WIS Il prtucller who hitl Esha lNt0 puttt.s. ul!d
mn, d. that Gust s!s I'9tnrAiiy oppt,sca p to.
and finally Eayn him hls cin.so Of n lriEtda Or
tn baennlo my Chief 81 stnf. !lg chose tho
IMttnr. Ills vtows werH large. md hu WIS pos.
sesse # thoronkhiy, ss;aprclstslye mind;
tIny atid sNhl tlAt tu bud t'rcM asked to aecopt
tho Republican hosltnatlon fDr cnllxrrsa from
tho Asi,tnbula u, tltsrlct mud ,tskc my ntlvtcc
Is to whether 10 .nlxl,t 70 a9t.lt T. ani whethor
nuly Thought 10 cu,,l.l Aecent 1t With hor. but
thMt deemed It to i,o his duty TO d. 70, "Tho
Wilr Ia not yet over" anfh, .nnr will It hp fur
snnlo limp II cotnt'. 'rhcre w!ll ho many u,ios.
tios arisnE III conxr.'as wi.iel rsq,l!rs' nut alnne
Htatestnalike treAtMGnt, hut tho uaELeD Ut Nun
having III atnlantn1'ec With military a!ntrs will
bA l,c.cl; a,ll fur tllat md sovcraI other rrls.
sons SOU would believe, dn equally III Eno3
scrvicu In this country III tt't1HrnsA ~ IN tho
tIeItl." ctns!tler uarilell hcah Antl ahhhltlera
abnve any uf tho tnsn. nan,ol before tho Con:
ygntipu, Hn4 fur superior to any OF the political
managers upon tue hG0r.
, 1880-06-22

AN English writer, who ranks rs Il Posi-
tlylEt, suld tu lIc knst slnor TINT 1t wns tho re-
iEious bodies which htsl Atyed tho mining and
manufacturing districts af Englanl franz bur-
heun rcgnund by mnny gnM pa0pe III II very
lanKcro's tc!!ailer. 4'd yet NOT long aEo, 10 hn
M we'll ~ vnto MKRfnst dispensing with COLL
rulsory attUntlnnua by students nj tho nlnrnlnR
prayers; anG hs lateat utteE1t1sees III religion
hnyp seemed W orthodox Us tn invita- thu sllK-
4estion tint ho wJa Ginning buck 10 tho old fnth
at Now Observation-Disclosures I'ierrc}Unt Oh the
Scl,tEttr IN Ittftrs.
Mr.. rlcrrnpnnt bus 4 great c0pnclty far bllln.
tlering, us when hp sutl thnt Garfuhl nnl tho
''wbsuAn tuken lit adultery" required tho
satuo charity; but porhnpa ho u1ay bo right
whon hc ,u.,kes compulsory attendance ut morn"
Ing prayers In rt,licuo chapel on cushioulcss
BuAts tho toAt Ut "urtl,o1uxy."
, 1880-06-22

l2onr,tT Topp, who was confined III tlla
snngarnon County :1ait Oil chargcs Of hursc-
atttllng unl burglary. by the juilcions ,iss Of
c.otnn oil produced R,,ch pustular eruptinns M
hls ltosly rs dctudcd several Springfield rhys-
clans ntn tho notion that t,c was suffering froln
tho Htnnll-pn1. IIo was In consequence thkun
to tho pest -huuse, FROM which hu eseapctl St1-
dny without mitch difficulty,
, 1880-06-22

JonsAS, atiHs Dale, Canadian crlckctcr,
ami .rsrrter from tle tiurso Guards, wus sc.l-
fenced Inst weoit by tho military ct,ust-l,lart!al
10 thirty-sx duys' imprisonment fur desurloI,.
u.la to 90 lays for hnylux nttu1nptcd to snak0
Euot his escupo trutu tho military guard rcon
, 1880-06-22

Gov. N1c1tOr,r.s, Of Louisiana, who maJA
tho Hrent Glln.lcr Ut ellleavortnK to administer
Tho lnws tmpnrt!Nily md keep his oatt1 of oGJea
WIS retired to privnto lfo BY bis party nnost ii
dIsErncc. During hts term If Dl1Ico he lust biz
law practice. Ho has hut ole arm. I1e could
not steul; to bcK ho VIVA ashnsned. At Inst be
was relieved from hls prcdlcamont by wcah,
trntIe corporation, which mAdo him its attor.,ey
His sal fnto will bo a warning to future Coz.
ornors mt TO treat i" ntggers" In that State AZ Il
they had SOULS.
, 1880-06-22

THE wheat III Central Illinois Is nearl!
ready for tho hArvest. and, With hert nm! ther
III exception, tue gcncrHl prospect ls fur Tor
l,ond urop. In Southern Illinois tho harvest, nos
III progress, IL turning out l,lely.
, 1880-06-22

TIE Salary-Grab bill passed March ., 1s'A
Garfield cuvercd h!s bAck pny Into tho Treasury
April. =, lB7J,-just thirty duys afterwards. III
mime stnntls fourth on tho list Of Congressman
who 80 restored tho buck pny, Judge Trntnbulrs
nHino does not appear 0u That list ut MI. Tts
Drnoer.cy Of llllno!s will, for Obvious rcasaGs
kcci, still abnut the tn.ck pny.
, 1880-06-22

AN ort'nancd WIS Introduced Into tile City
Council last eyunlnx pr0visllng fur tho rrssd1rss-
n.vMt Of Bnluon licenses. undor the prpposel
ordnance tho 1ieenso fec fur selling beer III put
ut saU per yuar, fur sollng spirita s40o, and for
S.s+t.t
, 1880-06-22

THE Democratic National Committee haye
decided on Judge Hoadley, Ut C!nc1hnutl, for
Temporary ChatsJnan of tho NnuUnul Conycn-
ton. Tho Committed then decided to ignore
tho Iutlcr delegates from Massachusetts, md
tn nll,,llt tho Abbot sills-stuckug delegates tAr
ing tho temporary organization. This ls rathcr
rough IN tho liutler'trs, who nre reMlIy tho rep
rcscnsutIyes OF tho great majority Of the Mus
aachusutts Democracy. white tho AbbDtstes rep
resent only n very snlnll faction OF nusigllatetl
ftnt1r1Hf14
, 1880-06-22

THE clause OF the German Church bill prt>-
y,dtug thnt rccnlcitrnnt clcrgy1ucn shall 10 de-
prvc,l Of tl,uIr Incomes hls buer approved by
tho rr.,ssiAu Diet. Deprivation ut tncnnc will
not mean tllsiissal OF tho ciergymun from thets
,trHa
, 1880-06-22
TRIBUNE HKANEti OFFICES.

rut ru1rAao TnEAtSE Inns csiaGIihhGd hfnneh
ncp. for the receipt Ut subscriptions md hdserha-
ment" NJ foisnws:
FAnDrS, Manager. ... '-
0I.Ast;oW. scotnnd-4sllnn'a American Nova
Agency. IL tlcntpli.st.
lA,SlnlNt Fng.-Anlortcan E1ohnn4os ~ stfasho'
tIEHlf F. ti1LL1H, AHHnt.
WASHINGTON. H. E.-l7i9 street.
, 1880-06-22

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l"' '",o .' H.. A.. .,t"s., rss,s.
,as lla'e ueen '' ..ma. 'ua .I'e .,ps ,,"Invt.,
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"s.'' % c". ~ ~ ~, tio ,,,,,o,-
,,a,s," .'a" ,nr, for ,,n,,',or in.
.s.'' w. "'' '..,s,,,.,, ~ s,..a ,,,,tn,. ,rt,
sss1o'. vs ~. n"s.'', T.. 1..l.,n" ~ t.,a ',.rar,1
Stetn cfcc,,,n ~ ,s;s wna al4, W. md lila
yoto mn the u,urnlment. ;sM.ooo. Il
ia mt nt nil likely Tint lin yote
In ,ha +,tynuhin c1rrt5nua cxcectlrd tl,ls
npprruotc. ond st;li trss likely that
~ ,,,e vo uuc,, 1,rrrr na IN hnva ,infcntrd
thc n,nnrdmc,ta. rycu If ri, WIN votrd ut
lin to,v,ul,,n ,.tnrtima hut lid mt yotc M
iha n,nrn,tmp,,ts. Yhnu'd rnyr yoted nuntnst
TN, lntfcr' lind II hcru tho lntentlv,, Of tl1e
mnkrrs nf fha consiitutInn Tint nil amend.
mn,ts thcrrtn shnnlI rrr,.iy,, II malorlty Of
nj, thr ,,octora v,,,ir,t Mt townsltn clretIous,
t,.,. ,voul,I rnrto,njv tnve ,uoy,,,r1 fnr nm
ohr,o1 rnt,,rn nr tho orrrpt-nto to,ynshtu
vntr E.tl,nv tn I'm t,.s. lin 1nur,,nur of tho
const1tutlnn' c1ear1v fmp,fes TINT tho inten-
t,m, Nm. t1,ot ri, n,,,a,,,tn,nnts ahonl racriya
n ,uoior,tv of thu electors yottnv thereon. md
vtrvrI IN iii. lirl,t tl,a.n,ncnlmrn,s il, ,,,rs-
, 1880-06-22

TIE Municipal Council Ut Paris l,As MP
proprIsAtcd aO,oU9 francs fnr tho celebration of
tho nntionnl fete duy. tho anniversary vi tho
6tnrHlllg Of tho l!attIIe nth nf Juiy On c0rdi-
tion tint tho Gunerai Government apprGpriates
fitI lafi Fr,tlr4.
, 1880-06-22

HAVING bonn thrown nut OF court tn
Washington by an adverse decision, jessie
ltay.uut,d has purchased ralroad ticket to Clu-
c!unat', and proposes to add herself and iIttlc
Tssumy to tho already distressing complications
u tho Democratic situation anl uul!ouk. .
, 1880-06-22

DAVID DUDLEY FiErp has This little rcn-
inisccncu Of II conversation In Ce,1trnl pArk Il
few ycars nKo with Churlcs a. Damn to ro!atc;
lima WIS with Itt,seprnNs ut tho buttto Of
ChckumnuK,l. l>nnn h4d AtAytctl buck from
TINT brukUii w,nE III t!ls trmy tn rrs4ch Chas-
tnl!onga; ulslost everything WIZ N L., ,c1nfustnli,
NDnY tho rt,,d flanA ovcrtnuk GarlelA WIN bud
l.pcti ltoseor,l,ls Chief Ut Stlr. They woro IN
gutd tcrt,iH, Mr, nnnn. ! tnEnk, living III. tho
together, tho sound Ut .gu1's was hoarl ut q GDn.
si1ernlle a!5tanGc, a,d tnoy stoppnA g , lstes,:
Etif,s; he Is stumbling hls srulln,l. tnust nu il,
ucn. Ihou.ns.'' And with thut OHrIleid si,,srred
up his hnrsr. fenying l)nnA IN tho rna!,. ind
Wns Gstnl,llall!uy hs reputation liz tho rock ut
chicknnlanYn. Damn told thn story ts' t'lG. . anu
votIot alItl soltcrly resolution, md lle de tho
same Impression On mo WhUn hn told tho tnlo.
, 1880-06-22

A. r1nE Which broke out In tic sstll-roon
OF tho United States nistlllcry 0nCottA4c Grove
nyunuu yesterday morning resulted In tho loSs
Of so.ne SsJ UO worth Of property. and III FERROUS
ncc.lont TO one tlre,uau uul two distlllery en-
, 1880-06-22

A FRIEND Of 1.acolir has challenged
O'i,onl,ell, the Irish UItntnonlano member or
Par!mt,tctt. but D'Dnnneil has wisely declined
to meet LncOur's friend.
, 1880-06-22

THE 'ratnmany delegates were treated ia
tho aalno losu Us the 1sutierltes hy tho Demo-
crutlc Nntional Committee. Thu 1alns1Atty dol
c4atcs are to bo admitted to aeats III tho Coa'
yeutlou, hit will ll.,yv no voice In Its action.
, 1880-06-22

JEFF DAVIS testified In the Dorsey 's'a
case tint ho believed tho Colfelcracy still e1'
lstcu. I[u hus hegn mixing visit Mt Whsblfa'
tos,, nnd looking through tho comtn!tiee-foots
If S.nt1vrfys.
, 1880-06-22

THE ccIn;,1s-elllMerntor In tho Grr1raR
town lFhiinle'phi4) District askcd his chicf b"s
io ehnultl rernri little Charlie lsoPs. 1t WIS Or
tlcrcl that ChRrl lio shotild be piaccd among tas
liylug, A,.u ,l,nri1cd "nbsetlt."
, 1880-06-22

| lfT WIS expected, aud !nIeva arranged for,
TINT u meeting Ut tho New Jossey, New York,
and Connecticut delegations would DO held at
Cincinnati last evening for the purpose Of So
|estttny Presidential candidate who should rc-
retva thslr unanimous support. but the deiega-
tnnA flt,lb thu three 6;ates KrGw suspctous OF
<4u: aJlother. Connecticut HAlltH ex-u9y. EA-
, 1880-06-22

TIE French Jesults are preparing for their
COMPULSORY cxusll.s, nrI hnvo recently I,ur-
chased IL place ut pmgue, whuro in,.tly Of thon
will tnko up their residence.
, 1880-06-22

NoricE to patriots: Suggestions for uen
Oarllels letter OF acceptance vii! lu gladH "
celrcd-at tho Dead Letter Office.
, 1880-06-22

WITNESSES on behalf Of james A. Garde'u.'
bIlItnry rocnrd, Charles 4. p4ua; clYi! ree"t@
Jeremiah y. Black.
, 1880-06-22

WILLIAM l]UEIE, colorc.1, Killed Int
tIarrIs cu!orcd Mt Htchlnond, VA. Sunday night,
mid tho1. attempted to kill his wife. Jealousy
wna tim Utlil6C.
, 1880-06-22

Tho ttloys" wcro tho Tom Hendricks Lobby,
who hatl Kono down 10 CincIn1nti to "buunt" "
fur tho rug baby Bsrntilar. and III thu part[slln
interest Ut tho Strn,Itllcr tho outrageous NULL.
leation lceIsiun WIS n,ntln.
, 1880-06-22

GEN. (aAnF1ELD 1nay bu "neryons ana e.
cite," ns tho Detnocr1,ts say; but hc still Sest
ha nerve 50 tllat ho ean play tho best saias~
1lftcep-llall ponl III Washington.
, 1880-06-22

DoD Toostlls says TINT Colqultt, tue sM
Dc,noorAtie Governor Of ucorgtn. W1lllu i"
t.,0W Git Ut every Fl0,tOo II ho were pus'0'
room ulo1,o to count thu StRtc's money.
, 1880-06-22

An attempt was made Sunday night to OBJ
tain possession Of tho person Of fogus, tho
Kukaiuo Nntl.} rutriatto, for tho purpose of
lyllcllng hin. Tho Sheriff., however, had taken
tho prIsol1r to tho fa,K1tlkrlrt Jnll.
, 1880-06-22

THE chapel founded III London by John
Wesley, Md which WIS burucl last DecotnheF'
aug bucn restored.
, 1880-06-22

THE City of Wheeling, ". W., Inns pop'
uiuti0n of ;s7..m. which IL IN increase OF LII
over tho population OF tho city III 1870.
, 1880-06-22

1l.AS1AS, the Canadian oarsnan, hns beer.
recommended to tuku at,solnto rest Tor several
months.
, 1880-06-22

SostE very good things might ho sa!da tIa
Uriete Sa1nlliy.-ChtcHuU Democruttc iFhbF
1fhfstie,
hut ,,o gpul things Gun be snil OF Garfield
not In that aheot. This IL " Independence"
, 1880-06-22

Icrsans 1cauin1 tolc,. for thc season, and SUM
sner t,urtleya, cnn iarc T1iE DA1tY Tribune
1nntt.1 to than. nhpad for $t.a' per ,nnnth. f,t'
cl,4iinq Sunday rtlhfan. 0r St.0o pr month rtt'l-
tut IL: tl,td the address lu be changed ~ often as
ItNtrrtf,
, 1880-06-22

TUE City Connci! Inst night passed an
ordinance providing that persons who cafry
weupons sbuli pay licoilse Of $2 por your
, 1880-06-22

JUpaE SAwYEn, OF the United States Cir.A
cult Court, has recently rendered = decision lns
which he duolares that part OF tho rccontIy-
adopted Constitution Ut California which pro.
, 1880-06-22

bln. GLADSTONE, having the affairs of only
ono umpire on hIs hands, IL confidently expected
to translate u number Vt tough Greek trtgedlea
during tho Wtltgr.
, 1880-06-22

NJ All not able to do tho dulles Of any "
fce."-iIorutia Sevmour'x letter.
, 1880-06-22

tHl!l ; H'al "" @'I'!ileh'
arguments WeFo hour
Judges out at Two tlla
nr,,rcn,1tt,tr VIM n ttnv
p'.Ncs''"s ;. ."..s. "s :. 49,, 80
tieo ier Il astisAn emu:
Supreme DcticE, s'f 11,tl!
LOOK IN THIS ptcTUltE.
I;hfx II ,t,|,{lt tf.e C't,,,a.et.-
thu nd III t.1M.ut II:
T,tso1ue{l, That we con.
v,1lttlfNtt, tho I,utIF,lt, tIi
It,;lil,IlI, tt;,t,il tt,G u.|t.ts-
tiOit ii tilo Cunsttti,.
tii)lInl amendments ru.
f.c,,tiy submitted, under
which, l1y wlsu iexisl1,.
tim, tho rurlty tt tht
i,ufi,,t-tt,x n.ny lDr hg.
cllruI, pct,slt,Eny In thu
f;.,ycrr,ncnt 1ttnf,lt.tl
tl,r s,,f,t.tly atl11,IllIktrll.
lin, II Justice nrt,yl.A.l
fur, tat1tl ext!1lvuf.ttlI
, 1880-06-22

AFcVjcA~r'a Thentre.
Madison street, botweGn >enrbHtn and State
Engagement Of II. u. Sahn's Conlto opara Company
"iIUccncc!0."
, 1880-06-22

Syhlte.9GncktnE lSnAc-5sn11 Park.
Michigan avenne, uptoettb Washington street.
Gumo between tllo Troy And Chlcagn Clubs ut 5:31.
, 1880-06-22
IN addition to tho returns from nine cities
printed III rliE Tn1BuEA yesterday, tho follow.
tuG IllYn been rpcptye1;


Tho exact figures In Philadelphia nro Bte.0o0, m
incrcasu Ot lsU,o0U In ten years, and IN nrook-
lyn GH ,GG, Kain Of ljs,50t slnct 1870. There
nrc M complaints frun brooklyn, wheru tho
willy Consus supervisor has nstontshGd himself
md his nG!ghb,rs BY his great diligence and