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, 1880-06-02

tasteful Ia tho rank and file Of tho RrrHt-
llcan States as to Insure tho dofcnt OF tho
Republican party.
W. :,asu,no Tint Gen. Grnnt has by this
ttmo matlo up 1lts mind That Ills nomination
Is not only not demanded by The country, but
is opposed by clear and unnlistakahlc mn
jor1ty Of the Republican party, and wc CALI
mt conceive that 1,o will permit tho harmony
Of tho Convention, to bo disturbed by tho use
Of lis 1.n,r,e ~ n candidate for the nominn-
tiof,, but that he will sio III 1880 what hc did
III ls75,-tltsclaim my intention to force him
self upon tho country or party rs candidate
fur the third term.
Suof, statement today from Gcn. Grant
will dispose forever Of the t1,ird.terln Ques-
lion ilt American politics and secure him an
important influence for all time In tho
councils of the Republican party ana Of tho
country.
Whit will be the result III caso his name Is
permitted by him to be used In the Conven-
ton ns candlttRte for the nomination Tha
vote OF tho Convention, II It be disastrous to
his nomination, will give tho negative
to the pretenso OF spontanofty; 1t will
place Gen. Grant III tho attitude Of
ItAfluK bEEU pkEoENkEN W tAA0 F8VFA0 No
candidate, and rejected. II, Oil the
othor hand, the Convention, by tho use Of
means wholly unknown to previous conven-
tlons, shall nominate Him, his nomination will
not be accepted as that OF any other cantit-
tlato will be, by the tenrty support of the
wI,o!o party. In many States his nomination
will be considered rs fatal to the hopes
of SUCCESS, and this, too. in some OF
the largest Republican siatcs Of the
Union. Tho campaign will open, therefore.
with confession Of defeat, and such CAIN
epaIgn Is certain to end in disaster. We need
not speculate upon the effect which sueh a
result will have upon the National esteem
and rcgnrd for Gen. Grant.
Under these circumstances Gen. Grant car
to-day rescue himself, tho Republican party
tho country, md the Convention from yas'
dcluge Of discomfort strife, disunion. ant
defeat by simply directing that those whe
hnve persistently presented Ills name as 9
candidate shall no longer do 50, but shal
units with tho other Republicans in selecting
some othor candidate for tic Presidency.
, 1880-06-02

THE recent elections ln Missouri naSe
panncd out al foliows undor 10 acCnAas,a s,.
and chauueey !. Ftlley's sasAcious and pa'F'''''
management: .ssa
In 1877, Democratic minority. III
lu lS7U, QUmocFRtl0 majotlty.....''.'''''+SSS SSSiIf
I'D 1l-.1s.
In ls7a tho Republicans elected fnut l1'h.ss
mcn to nvo Democrats in 1875 they eloolea tSs
Republicans to nine Democrats. anu IL t'ts
they elected t,o1la to twolve bourbon Dcmo,AI n
and ono Greenbaokor. Tho hepuble"n pa.y ~ ~
Missouri has been growing like COVE y. s ~
downwards-as the result Of tho MIX ta
thosn ny Andy Jahuson's private seesseMn .a chsn
the Ut, Louis whisky thiuycs' organ, aha sas s
Pilloy. And rot horo VIC flnd thirty deleaann ~
"lnstfucted" to hoip fo!st thrd'ter ls'ao os,,sS
tho Republicans Of illinois aud tnefeoy s' oms
them In deeoat. Gsntlon,ea, tako ths shss ,ns
ot your mouths and yoto u freemoh ~ c,ys
candidate tho Republican States osn eoe,. e,e oas
Us Ulalno, Washburne, Edmunds, Or son' yM
that csr, be supported by tho whoso pas1t. ,.s.s
havo no right to folst candidate ana ~ !,.nub,
IN ,ls that tens Of thousands Of !llno!s s sc.
li(ans have duol2rod In advance they c11''''
cont or SUPPORT,
, 1880-06-02

luGl9 IL Jl13b Vut e1tlG lsliA aVllul
whereby Ten. Grant Gun escape responsible
Ity for the scramble and s.rugg!u for tho
Presidential nomination In which ho lias be-
come involved by tho disreputabie measures
ut thu sellisll Bosses who are tlstng Ills name
Us cloak for their own spoils-seeking DE-
signs.
Gc,. Grant has never by any publlc or al-
th0rizcd statement admitted TINT ho WIS 4
candidute for the nomination. On the COLI
trary, his repeated declarations llayo been to
tho effect that nothtng but MI "l,nperatya
duty" In the shape Of demand by the conn-
try for his services, and I'LL un0pposed and
generally unanimous tender of tho Office,
could possibly induce him to accept tho
Presidency third time.
30 far as there has been any personal
statement Of his views OH the subject, ho
stands on t'!s question now cxactly whcro
he stood when he wrote this much to Harry
White, Of PnnnsylyaRln. four years ngo.
Tlloro hayo beun Ito evidences presented
of any necessity for his services. On tho coll"
trury, the Republican purity has never been
80 woll provided with eminent statesmen
who would unto Its enttro support III now,
and among these wo may mention Blaine,
Washburnc, El,nands, ana Wlndom, either
OF whom, II nominated, would be acceptable
not only to the Republican party, but To the
whole country.
The caflltdacy forced upon Gen. Grant by
clique Of grasping. self-constituted dtcta-
tors llas excited Autl eonyulseI tic wilolu
Republican party. 1t Inns produced COLI
tci,tton sucl, as nu purity haS eyET Witnessed
sfuce TINT Which fllSulotuberel tho Demo-
, 1880-06-02


The Illinois contest will supply tho Ma
tlonal Convention with tho most important
issue in tho organization Of that body, and It's
determination will have n powerful bearing
not merely upon tho subsequent work OF the
Convention, but upon the popular verdict Us
to It's work. Ten Of tho nineteen districts Of
this State, which four years ago gayo 5000
Republican majority, while tha other niue
districts gayo 10000 Democratic majority,
cannot bo tllsfranchiscd In the National Con-
yention without bringing down tho wrath Of
tlle people upon party In whose namo such
I'll outrage shall i,ayo been committed.
The National Convention must go to tho
cora Of tile Illinois contest.
The fraud began In the Cook County Con-
ycntlon. Tile Grant men had been dccfsfyety
bcaton at the primaries. Theantl-G Grant men
were in majority Of more than two to one.
In other counties throughout tho State
where tho Grnnt men had secured control Ut
tho conventions by tho smallest nlajorltics,
md oven by foul means, they had seized tho
entire delegation to thu State Convention.
In tho Cook County Convention, where they
Ind but one-third Of tho delegates, Under
I.oga,l's lead they bolted, for the express
purpose of getting up d contest They knew
that they wero beaten mot merely In Cook
County, but in tho State including Cook
County.
A conspiracy was thereupon concoctcd to
exclude tl8 % regular Cook County dele
gates from tho Stata Convention. Tho State
Committee, under the dict4.tiou Of Logan, e1,-
torcA Into that conspiracy. The % regular
delegates wero excluded pending tho contest
made by the boilers. This foul trick gave
tic ttiru.terlncra bogus majority In tho
State Convention for tho time being, and that
bogus majority admitted sufficient number
Of the Cook County boitcEs To constitute q
permanent majority.
Ilad the o. regular delegates from Cook
County boen admitted thore would hayobeen
MI antl-Grant majority from the start, and
/ the fur delsgates-at-largo would Aave bean
nntt-third.terlners, Hind the uncontested del
/ egatcs from Cook County-bd delegates rep
resenting four State Senatorial distrtcts-
bcen permitted to vote on the 10 contested
aeats TO which they lad the SAINT right rs
my otter u.lcontestcd Delegates In the Con-
vention). the boilers would not hayo
been admitted, anil the antt-Grant sen-
t!tl,ent Of tho Republican purity In
Illinois would hava beail fairly represented.
.rhere WIS ,nujorlty ut only 3a!n fayor OF
admitting tho ~ boltuts, tn a vote from
which the 10 unconteBted regular delegates
from Cook County were excluded by Logan.
Had tho latter voted there would have been
u majority against the admission Of the
bolturs, and IN anit-Grant maturity OF at
least 81 in the Convention hoelest!y and tega.
larly organized. -" ---.....
Tho LOGAN delegates to the National Con.
, 1880-06-02

THE Iiouse COMMITTEES III Commerce rec
ommondod al appropriation os <:i0,aJ0 fnr tho
Improvement Of huuthcrt rivcra, many OF theM
creeks, which Benutor Vest OF MisslouFt lt-
ularod tAxt It was only by tic uost strenuous
u1eF1ona4 minnnw could mako lta WY through,
Tue Houate yesterday refused to oonchr III this
Recommendation, and reduced tho Hppgupr!a.
ton to &itAUp,
, 1880-06-02

"WIIAr Is tho t.nit rule ?" asks tho third
term organ. Tho unit rulo is admirably
illustrated In Puek's cartoon Of " "I'olllica!
Cof!yicts," whero the delegates from New
York, Pennsylvania. Illinois. Missouri. Keli-
lucky, and Alabama, dressed II. conyfcts'
garb, stamped third ternl." md slackled
with Instructions" are marched with
locked step Into the Convention, tho tbree
a" Bosses," with loaded whip, bludgeon, uni
sugger, forcing them to do their master'a
bidding. Words cannot describe nor tell tue
meaning Of the "unlt rule" as trutlfully
nor us forc1bly us that graphic cartoon. 1t
exhibits tho delegates appointed by nearly
ono hundred Congressional! districts OF the
country denied tho right Of speech, and OF
vote, and even Of thought, In n Con-
yentton Of the Republican party, whose
fundamental doctrine is FREQ spoech and
iroe yotes for frca mon. Tho unit rule Ia
the enslavemcnt Of the many for tha profit Of
hofew. Three men have taken the contract
to nominate Gen. Grant for President, and
they propose by placing shacklcs on num-
bcr OF the delegates and voting them ~ slaves
to carry out that contruct, aud this against
the Indignant protests OF the people whom
these delegates were appointed to represent.
70 undertake to make such ruie the per.
maIlent policy Of ths Republican party Is on
attempt to destroy that party by making 1t
odlous to tho American people rs mera
corporation OF ofllce-bIoke1s and political
epollsnicn. Better have the party defeated
and forever broken up than to have such an
Organization III possession OF the Government,
, 1880-06-02

pressed oycry tIe!cgn,o 10 tho Ci,!caeo I'm.
vcntion will then spread with tho samo ht,tar.
ness throughout tho Nation. 1t will M lone.
or bo a grievance Of Chicago. or Of ten con.
grcsssonnl districts. Of Of Illinois alonc. hn.
of n minority of tho Republican pnrty In TIM
Nation. This Is what Tie Illinois contest in.
, 1880-06-02

DoS CAMERON misrepresonts tho peopvr ,s,,s' n.
his State, He IL bore u work for y thifo .I 1slr
though four-i!tlhs Of bis constituents w narn,u
vote are oppqeed to that startltug sna aaes serp,
Innovation ia our republican for1n oa soth .stoh
mont, Ths great County ot Lancaster
, 1880-06-02

rrx CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
occa fof tkc receipt OF subscriptions and ndTorsc-
nenta as folInHs:
EApprK, Manager,
oLAEGow, Bcotthnd-As,aus American News
Agrnoy, 81 ttannold~st-
LONDON. Eng.-Amcrcan Exchange ~ euano.
HENRY =. HILfl0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. C.--l3i9 r street.
, 1880-06-02

YELLow-rEvENh has broken out at 1tavnna,
Cuba. Ten deaths trunl tho peBtllunco occurred
ut that city during thu wnek. Nor IL yellow
feyer the only a1uctiou fru.n which tho city
il sutruriug. Eighteen 1eaths fron sslull.pox
havo also occurred thDrp In the sa1uu t!1uc.
, 1880-06-02

more thun abe could stand md her shracks snon
brought her nUi9hhors to tho spot1 md by n iib-
crnl application Of watcr tho f!atncs wcso eS-
tIngutsactt. Tho unfortunate wnfnHn Ia quito
1,adty injured, though It fnny TIC not fatally.
, 1880-06-02

4 br. LOUIS WOMAN Attempted to commit
suicide yesterday in Il poyol lnAlner, iIANn8
#tnptled II can Ut coal oil over hersef aud thor
eughly Aattlrated her Glothiug With tha liquid.
she then applied match. bha WA SOM IN.
tcloped III hamo, but the agony aud torture Nas
, 1880-06-02

JUDGE llAoNKls yesterday granted si5o
per month a. Al1muny to Ag.a. ChrIst1auvy penA-
Ing decision IN tho div0rco suit Instituted by
her husband. Tho Court also allowed $J1 for
attorney tees. Tue alltn0ny will b0 pA!a FROM
tho list OF May Inst
, 1880-06-02

Prince 1oRrscltAKoFF, tho Russian Chan
octlor arrived at Ilerltn yesterday. iIia visit Is
said to hAvo no po!!ticn! sjgnincnnce, ua ho is
now only Chancellor In natnc. 1to Is quito old
and dccrepit, but mnni(csts great interest IN
public RHAtEy.
, 1880-06-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

A.. A.. SCOTTISH ltrrE.-.rwcnt5-fourth Annual
Reunion and Conyenlon f!r Work of Van HStss6,
Council r.. nf j.. Sixteenth nhErne, GGllrE,ts
Chnpter, ltoss cro!I. Etahtean!h nepreo Hnd Ort-
da1ihnfsday and Frity sfte;ne19; and eySn1g. t,f
Inn Princes courteounly Invited u participate
with nB. ,n,.,,a. a.>,r,,, ~.
Grand Scc.'. E0m..tn-Chttt.
, 1880-06-02

TIE Scnato yesterday passed the following
items Of tho Ntycr and Harbor Appropriation
bill: For improving tho Calumet River, 50 ,0O0:
for improving tho EhtoaEo harbor, fli5,0u0: and
for improving tho ualonh River and hurbor,
$l1UU.
, 1880-06-02

4 DEpuTY-SitEiIfP, WHO was protecting
eoma Leadyil!o miners III thsr wny to work yes.
teraAy morning Hgafnst blllldozAx strikers, wA1
ket upon BY tho latter und uefendUd himself ly
1Fiax soyerlt shuts. UElu Ut which iA aAid to have
fatally xoundou olss miner. The Deputy Sheriff
HAs knocked dowu by u b.ow Ut y shavel and ro.
oeived seyural dangerous uuls. 0reat pxcltc-
mont prevails tn c0aseluon0o Of the atrtay.
, 1880-06-02

SARAH 1sEnSl1AHDr las been secured to
play 100 niahts In this country, commencing ut
Booths Thuatro, Now York, and going theuco
either to noston or Philadelphia. She cannot,
or rather her managers cnnnot, aforl to omit
ChtCAHD.
, 1880-06-02

TIE House judiciary Committee agreed
to report ycatcrdny thoroughly whltowashing
Congressman Acklun: whereAt bis oolleRguu,
Mr. King, Ia very much nngored.
, 1880-06-02

6T1.AnAN, tho wel.~known English book
seller and publisher, bus suilod for this country
In tho interest, 1t Is said, of nn international
ooDYrfxht Inv.
, 1880-06-02

TIE Empress Euytnio arriycd In zulnland.
In tho vIclnlsy Ut the sput wi1ero tho Prince 1n-
pcrIAl WIS killed, OH tho :.Hth nit.
, 1880-06-02

SEVERAL OF the plttst}urg iron-manufact-
uror added their ltanles yesterday 10 the agrco-
ment to pay tho wAgcs aKrcetl OH by tho
Amnlgnlnnted Irtn- Workers. AAsnctation. This
action practically psecludes alt possibility Of q
~$HJt
, 1880-06-02

WHEN you hear q th!Fd-torrnef nlomia9 'ss,os
about The brilliant victory Of QTapt osof o!se"t no,t
In ls7s, when tho Democrats refused " 'o.s'ot . uf
poor old Horace, AK thstu what mo seIuf III Of
the country was on Grants QFst ana ~, ~" Taat
his sepQpd term at tho election III !o1s .,s ID
wsz tho lust popular expression a. W. ..n ss,uS
Grants mode df mountaineering tho CIV"
Of tho GOFeFnIne4t
, 1880-06-02

LET these points bo kept in yiow to-day BY
ovory nlotnbcr Of tho Convention: TINT Tho call
of tho National Committee under which Tho
Convention nceta contalns three Invitations,
ono general and two specific. First. cosnos
general Gull for Republicans. md NIL who will
cnBpernte with them, to bo represented in tho
Convention. That simply defines tho rights Of
yoters at tho primaries. Mark, It Is nota call to
"states," bnt to Republican voters. Second,
thb pcoplo thus addressed urc Invited TO
''chooso lwo Delegates frotu each Con2rca.
slonal datriot," They uro not invited to
meet in State Convention md chooso two delo-
gntcs for cAct, dlstrfnt, but the people hro 10
choose tho satne from tho district. Third. each
Suite Is Euytnl to sond four delegates, mud each
Torrtory, including the District Of Columbia.
tuo. Tho stato Convention, as such, Is entitled
to send only (,ur. In this Statc, Mt I.ogans do
tatien, It undertook to sond thirty.cIghe moro.
and rob tho Congressional districts Of thor right
u select two dolcgutes fn,m onoh district. TGh
d!strlcts which had already elected thoir repre-.
sontatiycs to tho ChiuA4o CONVENTION protested
against the unprecedented usurpat'on, and hase
sont their twcnty legally ctootcd antf.thlr'!'tcm
delegates tn tho Convention, and nsk To hasd
thom soutcd. rhat IL the whole caso In nue
BholL
, 1880-06-02

THE Pope's oTEa', pocc ticlt Verttd, ut
tncka tho Ita1inn Church bill, and says that III
Rossd Catholic ctn accept 1t on tho pain OF c1-
communication.
, 1880-06-02


four delegates In tho Republican National
Observation-Disclosures III all. These dele"
gatlons come to Chicago "lnatructed" " for
third term OF Grant. Ifo machine would
not leave them free to ascertain tho relative
strength OF candidates In the Republican
States and cast their votes accordingly for
the common Interest OF the Republican party,
but sought to thrust gaga into their mouths,
to bind them hand ard foot to, tic only candi-
date to whom there Is q determined oppost-
tlon In tho Republican States. Tho National
Convention Will Knock oil these sfiackles,
and leave tho delegates from Missouri and
Kentucky free to help the Republican states.
instead OF dragging them doWn 10 common
dcfeat. RFtil they improve this Freedom?
'nhf Republicans Of Kentucky Gun do
lii. .t,.,.,a.J,,a, A.. ,,,t,t l., ala ,,,,-
t,on ~ tho Renuhticon cnndi,iote. Tent,,ckv
.vas n,,nncrattc hv "A mn, nm ,or,tv At ,ho lost
Presidential electton. md two yenrs nro
.a,ao,a,l . ao1,,, ,1oinyottou ~ tcn nourbona to
Con~roaa An onrel sent from Uaaven tn
,onI t1a Ronrh,;rans contd not corrv Tint
- stato
Ty,a 1,on,,h,,o,rs NJ o,,,o a atstor stoto
s,,, ~ tno Tons,,c1v ,letaootas that thov ran
"s .,.','a 't,,, T,ootoro, ,,otas ~ NV
na.'.,>',,a,, aasds1ato - a~ao,,t ,1,irs tor,, -
e.t neant h.. INT orant o.n nnat ,,v nnv mod. 10
,'',t..s 49, ass,, .,,",T ctot, Wil1 +bo Kontuo,.v
s. s,s.a.aa S' aauax.ho,oa. ,so t,,a,- ,,o,wo, -,
49, s'eHs9' 1ssr.on.,nr ~ foroo crant ,,uon thn
~ .,, ~, ta"ao T., a,,,.a,,,o afoa, ,,o,, nhta
-, .as,,'an :, .ts,o. ctnto"1u,t,ona-haa :, hona
=. ser.. 49, a,,ea., 1,,oa.a-aI ,,,as for ~,
y. ps4,,es., eu @ aan,s,J",a ox"ant cront h,t oon.
ANepAoAteo" %*"i'o41"so eNsef. N."'.1 DHs W..
, 1880-06-02

THE proposition tn appropriate 800, 900 to
provide for tho etorngo Ut silver gave riso
to considerable discussion In tho HOUSE yester-
dny, In which Mesers. Hand. Hayos, Ewing,
Cinillu, Chittentcn, Cannon, Kelley and othors
participated. Sacrotnry Sherman was severely
criticised for ostructI1,g tho circulation Ut sl-
yer, and It. WAS hntcti TINT his recommendation
that tho 100000 be appropriated for the storage
Or tho cUin wus made with tho tntontlon ut
jtstitytnX bis own opposition to tho double
standard. a proylso, offered by Mfr. Hayes, Of
this Htnte, WIS a.lopted, prortllng that Con-
grcssmen shnll bc hereafter rnid thoir salarics
In silsur dollnrs. BY this means, tho gentleman
fnccttously remarked. tho entiro BatnEes of
Congressman would bo piaccd In circulation tho
day OH which they arp pnld.
, 1880-06-02

TIE Intcr.Occa,, still played Its losing
brag.gumo yesterday, hut tho exposure OF ,ts
hollow aud foolish bonsts canc much sooner
th,n 1t tnrga[ned for. Tho following nar1graPin
was printed lu conspicuous pIaco in its newsm
columns:
Tho detection in New York has now run ~
entire length, and Will a9uunt to tut soyon M 1s s
uiEht votes at thu outside. Tho tfetcction " n
TuilIsy pAnIA has fenuhEa Its lttn!t, atno. ~
Alcaslrus nlne votes ut tho 0ttAlit set.Hgtt tWnrt
CGnkllnE snA yesterday thltt but f0ur Now "a
delcxulUs w0ulll bolt their ttistr,tcstons. ~ w.
BcnAtor CNmernn hays TINT oil but SIX u 4"
colleuguea will follow tho majority. $1,000.
I'tiE TRIBUNE yostortiHy printed statemeus
aligned by ntnessen Of tho Now York delcga.es
that they would use all honorable lnoans to ae'
feat tho nomination Ut Gun. Gru,lt+ 10 tae ~
was twelve votes out oi this calc'aelosl' NV
Senator CoukIlnR t,ttccu votes. If sir, t"lao1oa
Il no wiser or lore truthful thnn his as'1'saas
boss, thoro will he Food nlany rotes tna. ss ~
docs not ooncedo missing frou tue 1rAnt eoluu.
on tho first bnlot. Its uhont ttnle tnss ".
brag. .game was atoppcd. 1tdncsa't decc'so" ~.
body, and ii ruIns tic little reputation !us ".
raGtty aud common acnso that men !tkn eoaAuAs
and Cameron may stlll possess.
, 1880-06-02

EXCESSIVELY warm weather still cortln-
ties Mt New York md Vicinity. savon persons
wero nkostrntod BY tho lieut. yesterday:
, 1880-06-02

Il DISPATCH received by way Of Dal1as,
Tex, gives thrilling account Of All attempted
rni,bery near Clear Luke, Collins County, In that
state. 4 farmer numed Drndloy, who had lust
ebd some cutie, glsve bis wlfe the prnceeds Of
tho snie, $.00, for safc-kceplng. During tho nb-
aonce Of Drndley and nbout midnight ono night
lust week., tsro robbers untercd the house. cut
slrs. Ilrad1ey's throat, md obtnlnod possession
Of tho money. Just Us thoy were about dcpnrt-
Ing With tho booty, n strange, who was provided
with II bctl In tho cutlery heard tho groaus OF
tho dying woman, md observing tho departing
robbers, snntchet( q six-shootcr aud fired in
stantly. 10th tho robbers, who turned out to
bo women Of tho ne!ghborhood. wore killed.. ono
being shot through tho heart, the othor through
tho tCQt.
, 1880-06-02

THE public debt las been reduced some
$4,000 00O during tho month of SiAy.
, 1880-06-02

SENATOR BiowN, uf Georgia, opened his
Senatorial career ycatcrtlny by I'm earnest appeal
for III appropriation for II hntb0r In bis Stnto. .
, 1880-06-02

80"
pef1aattaa 10 vote III tne Nataonal tonvcm-
tton pending tno ILLINOIS contest, OF tno LII.
nola delegation 80 voting should DO MADE up
u INC twenty dclegates appointed py tno
antl-Gfant ulstlicts and the eighteen aele-
gntes appointed by the h1no Grant dlstfletss
LII either case, thore IS no doubt tilat tno
regular district delegates Will DO admitted.
and tho Irregular Lognfl delegaees, seeking 10
mlsroprcsent tne dlstrtcts, WILL DC peFma-
nently excluded.
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TIE " eAfh9Hs oN TIE ohooAO f1uoA'
ine s.uacns. 2lt'h.l'la'' ta'a.o i"as IN" I"
prohlaoie helu loF s'uay Ill tnl' ho1o's .'o
uAo'f 's"a'ml's col1luois' 4ne hu!ei ,''.9
grown 70 oe SUCH 1aceo1 u, poi'tles s''at ~
aoupt1al' "hetner d tfosiaeh''ai canu'aa1e
coulo ~ ho"1uaAu w11nou' IL: ~ ~ aot
alone that INC hotol ieeos anu loaEes dele'
eates, Dut II ploVlaeS LUG accoln!aoa"'ions1oF
tho blowing ana +o'os1ef w''lcn AaYo come 70
Do ttle necessary accoihp"hlnents q co'1-
Vantlo1's. " eoufse, ne 1eul "oiA ~ ao!lo
IN secret os ie". 1he steat cfo"u u Ha-
stfuctea 70 aalx' iie stFiaces anu o'o"ets
Mnst sat III tael1 WoER' aliu tnelt iae"ua'ial'
ters arc IN tho corridors. 1hoy afeln session
all tle tlinc' anu tne SESSIONS afo very il'eiy'
Iho plan Oh ofganiza1ion IS very simple.
I"o saflKefs 'neet' nsHai4y fety Altie 'aah'
tussy oild puehacious'-as llIue men 'us1l.
allY hse,-aila very Ia1eo man, OF
tue "uont-yon-fof6es-lt" SORT, OF q very
young man anu Ye1y old man. IL
ID ONLY necessary LOT tno scIy mus 'alan
10 eleVato hls sHrllt VOICE OF LOT Inc FeEy
large man 10 brlhg do"n Ills 1st vigorously
10 nttraGt tWo or three ABOUT uefn. Gfaun-
, 1880-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS. A

Central ATHstc-1fnts.
Corner Randolph md State Htrc1tA Tha Poer-
los r1nnforo Company. In "PlnafoEc." Afternoon
and nTehpR,
, 1880-06-02
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1880.

ANOTHER Cuban insurgcnt leader has stir
rendered with thirty followers.
, 1880-06-02

Dearborn atsco cornor ue Mon1oa Enaaeoment
OF tho ntx-Banttey S0re]ty Company. "pohn'a
Auuts AmupK tho Ptrates' AftaTnoon and evonlnE
, 1880-06-02

THE appropriation Of $4,000 for tho Inn
pruvcment Of tho Illinois River as recon.
mc.lt1txl by tho House Committee WIS ycstcr-
lny cut down 10 $s5,ooo by tho sennt0, not
withatand!nX tho Efforts OF Bcnntor David
Davis. Tho othur Senator from Illinois II
too much cngroescd With business in this city
to he 1T his place when important business
pertaining 10 his Stato comes up for discus
stnn. JtidEo Davis succeeded in hnving tho
appropriation for tho improvement Of tho
Mississippi Nver between tho mouths Of tho
1llluoln mud the Ohio Rivers increased from
s20n000, ns recommended by the scnato COM
mttteo, to $4,000, as Recommended by tho
House Committee.