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, 1880-05-16

Il EteIUnTAAD4G NdTGGE.
When we lork ut the successful enterprises
which make Chicago metropolis, and inquire
how the business ability displayed received its
trimming, we find that through their own energy
and perseverance many men hnve labored on
ward and upward until from the summit OF a
LIES success they harvest the reward that comes
from resolute effort and self-applfcadon. Such
a man is Mr. c. II. Slack. Born in Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, where the first years OF
his life we're spent, We find him at ID years Of
age looking out upon life dependent upon his
own efforts for success. At this age he COM
menced learning the trade of the machinist.
The panic OF 5. throwing him out Of employ
ment he worked few months at the
grocery business in his native town. and
then went to Philadelphia Deciding on
becoming naval engineer, he spent two
years in hard work By day and study
by night. when he passed successful exa1ntna-
oon. and was appointed rd-Ass1stAnt Engl-
ncer in the United States naval service. Re-
porting At New Orleans t. Kear-Admiral Fara-
GUT, he was appointed to the sloop-of-wnr Rich
mnnd. Mr. Slack now saw eight years of Govern
events Of the War Of the rebellion, pnrticipat-
Ing IN the tight below Eick*burg- the enguGe-
ment at Port Hudson the capture Of Mobile and
Tltn s red ey n3 rnf '"e e
passed two Others, first advancing to Second
and next to First Assistant Engineer. and for
oAue was f!fst-ASstStant Acting Iu4ei u tHe
Runboat Alhatr,ss. As Il recognition of his val
nable services ana sk,liful performance OF duty,
n nf' - s!aek was appointed Filst,iAss,stant a. a
ton Aa.y-Yard. While In this posi-
aon our Government sent the Hagshlp
augusta, under Commander Murray: Win one ol
sort to St Petersburg. with Assistant Secretary
oi @ ne Navy Fox bearing the congr:stulations OF
9ar Government to the Gar up.'fl nis esGAPe
1rom assassination. On this mission Nr. Stuck
Tas assigned tn the Augusta az First Assistant
IN 1tns1necf This voyage occupied TWO SGhfs, our-
nS which most of the prominent european
Rolts we're visited. Upon his return 70 me
onlted states, the enterprise or Cn1ciRo ne1ng
~ accord with Mr. Slncks spirit OF ncuslts; ne
, 1880-05-16
SKIN DISEASE.

4 Severe Case Of Five Years. Duration
Entirely Cured.
NEssRs. WEEKS & P1TrER-Gcntlemen: For
the benefit of the world l wish to make this
statement: have been afflicted with Il skin
disease for about five years, and have tried al
any relief whatever, until saw your Cutcura
Remedies advertised and concluded to try them
certify that only used them about six weeks
menced using them uy face, breast and back
we're almost solid =cab, and often scratched
the blood from my body- / am now entirely
best for skin diseases that ever were brought
before the public. Very gratefully yours.
F. Ii. FOX.
Caddo, Ind. IT,, Feb. q, 1879.
, 1880-05-16
ElFcTR0TYp'NC.

Five years ago the enterpristng house of
Blonigren Bros. & Co., 162 and l64 Clark
street, was established in the business Of
electrotying. stereotying, and dealing in
printers material. Prompt In turning out a
superior quality Of work, their business has
Increased to that extent that to-day they
rank foremost in the country in their line Of
business. 1t is well worth any ones time.
that feels interested to investigate for them
selves. Taking 'time by the forelock," they
contracted for their material before the rise
in prices Inst summer, and, together with
their vast facilities for manufacturing, en-
ables them to offer liberal discount on
former rates,
, 1880-05-16
The ELECTRIC LIGHT A SUCCESS.

FVt- CLLV INV CIQITt n ouVCCoos
Electricians may quarrel about it as much
as they please. It has not discouraged the
enterprlsing merchants from taking right
hold Of it. Great throngs Of people congre-
gated i'll the wcll-known grocery house Of
ing, to see the elegant store lighted with a
new large electric-liCht machine and they
all declared the light it gave was simply inn
mense. It will be well worth ones while to
call and see 1t Us well as the elegant stock Of
in the largest and best-arranged grocery
house In town. It is the only grocery-store
in the world lighted by electricity.
, 1880-05-16
SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Ltmbs-Ob1tged to Go About on
Crutches-A Wonderful Cure.

GfutChe8-A N0nueF1ul lUres
NEssRs. WEEKS & PoTTEn-Gentemen: In
Justice to those who may suffer rs have suf-
fercd. and as grateful acknowledgment Of the
cure have received from the use Of the Cuti-
cura Remedies, voluntarily make the follow
ing statement:
I have had Salt Rheum on my body and on my
leg In very aggravated form for eight years.
No kind OF treatment, or medicine, or doctors
during this time did me any permanent good
My friends in Maiden and elsewhere know that
hnve been great sufferer, and that my condi-
ton at times has been such IT'S to make me de-
SPAR OF ever being able TO find cure or even a
relief. In fact, when began the use Of Cuti-
curn my limb was so raw and tender that could
not bear my weight upon 1t without the skin
cracking and bleeding. and was Obliged to go
about on crltches- commenced to use the
Cut1cura In april. and at once realized its bcnc-
hcial effects. It gradually drew the ntlamma-
tion and humor to the surface, and as fast as 1t
appeared, healed 1t. At times large quantities
would come to the surfnce, causing burning
heat, Inflammation, swelling. and itching. which,
under the constant use of Cuticuru, would r,p-
idly Bubside and heal Each time these out
breaks grew less and less severe and finally dis
appeared, leaving me perfectly cured. used
the Cuticura and Soap five months, and took tho
Resolvent most of the time, which wore the only
remedies used. think the RcsoIvent Il very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take in
such extreme cAScs as mine, because the disease
is so weakening to the system
Very gratefully yours,
b1Rs. ASA R. BROWN.
Maiden, Mass, Oct. Is, 1878.
, 1880-05-16

ballot the Rev. P. NJ. Turner. of Georgia re-
ce1Ved us votes out of a05 votes cast. On
ne second ballot the Rev. william F.
Dlckerson, Of New York, received 1lo
there was no election. Fourth ballot, the Rev.
J: Cnirn, of South Carolina. received liz out
OF lS3 votes cast These gentlemen were then
dist Episcopal Church,
t is not decided when or whero the new
Bishops will bo ordained.
, 1880-05-16
A VALUABLE LIBRARY,

The late A. H. Piquennrd. Esq. 5000 library
of architectural and miscellaneous works was
sold to our Madison street book dealer, Chaplin,
yesterday,-a valuable collection of books. The
widow intended to send them to New York to be
sold at auction, but Mr.. Chaplin thought they
should be kept here, made liberal offer, and
obtained them. The Chicago Library should
have them.
, 1880-05-16
CUT|CURA REMEDIES,

Original In Co1nposftton and Revolu-
ttonary In Treatment,
Are prepared by WEEKS e. POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Westinghouse, Boston. Mass, 81
Front st., Toronto, Ont and s Snow Hill Lon
don. and sold By all Druggists. Price Of
CUT1cURA, small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes.
containing two and one-hn!f times the quantity
Of small. ST. REsoLyEST, 81 per bottle. CUT1-
CUnA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, g cents per cnke-
CCT1CCRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, Is cents
per cake; in bars for BARRIERS and large consum-
ers. 50 cents
, 1880-05-16
GLENN,S SULPHUR SOAP.
AMERICA STILL BVBN
IF NOT AHEAD
Among the Great
Discoveries.
The Announcement Of the Dis
coVery Of Pure Native Sui
phur Of Great Medical
Value in Italy
Is Followed Almost immediately
by the Discovery Of the Same
Identical Thing in
Pennsylvania.
From which Source G1enn's Sulphur Soap
Has Been Supplied for Several Years
With Its Real Curative Prop
e1ty---Sulphur.
haEa sas,4t in. tim xnr1d 3khnEa

There is no country In the world where so many
persons are sufferers from Skin Diseases In the
United Statcs And tho is thut there IT.
tie sulphur found In nature here. In Italy where
Skin Diseases are almost unknown. sulphur is 50
abundant In the soil that it enters largely no nrst
vegetable, and then. In It's turn into animal mntteE.
thereby keeping the blood and preventing those
troublesome. ugly. and sometimes loathsome dis
eascs It becomes a matter OF great Importance here
to supply this sulphur to the human system And
after mnny experiments By the ab!cst 1t Is nd
mittcd its locul use, ns found in GLEESs SULPHUR
SOAP, is the best See thai &C. N. CR1TTENTOS.
Prop1ictor Is printed On each packet, with which
none is genuine. Sold by druggists Mt Csc; y Cakes
doc. Sent By mai receipt of price. and SC extra
for each Cake, By c. N. CRlTTEST0N. Z 6ixth-ar.
New York.
, 1880-05-16

ARE you, Mr.. John H. Clough, and you,
Penn Nixon, and you. William II. Bradley, ready
to have the precedent established in Chicago
that factious minority shall control the ma
iorfry7
, 1880-05-16

THE regular Farwcil Hall delegation will
70 down to Springfield Without any match bond
or whisky-ring lawyers; hut it will have a
much more powerful advocate on its side,-a
, 1880-05-16

Is IT crime for the majority to rule in
counties where the third-termers are In tho
minority. and the true doctrine only in coun-
ties where the third tcr1ners are In the ma
, 1880-05-16

PENN NIXON has begun to organize new
party, composed Of third-tern lrolfcrs and " re-
LAYS Of Democrats" Dick Tuthll and Potler
Palmer are the only members so far.
, 1880-05-16

IF any Convention. except the kepuol!cah
Convention Of Cook County, is authorized 10
esnd dclcSates to q Republican State ConVen-
t5on. 1t is time the fact WIS known.
, 1880-05-16

THE own and onliest Favorit Grandson
Show On Earth will exhibit FOR two days at
Springfield. I'll, this week. Louis Hapoleons
tame eagle was nothing to this bit Of theatrical
4]1,rmery
, 1880-05-16

TIE Palmer House hcarse, with the re-
mains of the bolters' pnrty on board, will leave
promptly for the Alton depot at o'clock Mon
day night
, 1880-05-16

"HEAvES help the candidate who receives
the votes Of boilers" Inter- OCEAN, Nay
10, 1850.
, 1880-05-16

CINCINNATI NAY FESTIVAL.
Excursion tickets will be on sale at the ticket
office of the Kankakee Line and Cincinnati Air
Line. Good going May II, Ia. ~, and 20: Gond
returning until May q. Fare for round trip, 50.
, 1880-05-16

If the third-terJuers want large-sized
funeral in November. they will disfranchise
Cook County in Springfield next Wednesday.
, 1880-05-16

THERE was time when certain distin-
guished third-1ermer didn't approve OF bolting.
, 1880-05-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend's Kumys*, tho dnin1f1st of
foods and most potent TONIC In. form Of
pleasant b&yerage, mild milk wine. Nothing
else 50 ra5tdly enr1ches the blood. Dyspeptics,
the weak and delicate generally, should drink
it. It affords Immediate comfort, and often re-
stores health after all else has failed To be had
only at corner Of Madison and Fifth-av.
, 1880-05-16

THE third-term scheme is desperate
game, played hy reckless men, and the Repub-
ncau rarty" is the stake
, 1880-05-16

DR., GARcELoS, of Maine, can learn a trick
or Two from the thrd-tcrmcrs OF Cook County.
, 1880-05-16

Corry's from private eecretaryship to Peer
arc, he replied: Not so strange, after all; and
Lord Bcaconsfeld had good precedent, for did
not Caligula make his horse pro-consul?"
, 1880-05-16

ARE you, Mr. Member Of the Palmer
House meeting. prepared to say that you were
denied the representation which you never asked
<nr
, 1880-05-16

EACH member Of the bolters' party is re
Qrcs1cd to wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
, 1880-05-16

SHllSbUnT q CLINti
prominent in the rubber trade, and success
sors to the old house of Hallock, Salisbury
& Cline, invite the public to their spacious
new store 100 Madison street. where all va
rieties OF rubber goods may be found.
, 1880-05-16

No INDEPENDENT Republican can afford
to fall down and worship the brazen calf that
" Long Jones, the plantation overseeE, has
A9t up,
, 1880-05-16

Catarrh and Tlaroat Diseases Cured in
oue-half the time at this season that Is possible
In cold weather. Unquestionable reference
given. Dr. Clesson Pratt, 243 Suite street.
, 1880-05-16

Go to Mackey, the Palmer House
tailor, 1T State street, He gets up a nobby
suit from the novelties Of the season for $25,
$28, and $40.
, 1880-05-16

No HONEST Republican can afford to
oountenance minority rule.
, 1880-05-16
DRUNKENNESS,


Ord 'Unger, d1scoverer of the cuchona cure
for drunkenness, cures all cases. Room q
Palmer House.
, 1880-05-16

This beautiful and practical invention has been In
By several physician: In this city during the past
saws Dr. Jncks0n: = hare built up q good prac1ice
with p: Prltl's Electric t tchnir' snd regard t as
curing discare" Says Dr.. Coulter: ~ have found
d. Prats Electric Chair 70 be oil he FepFesentsit in
The1apenic Appala.9s in in existe9ce" Wrt.es DT p;
would not be without it II it cost thousand dollars;
its use in the treatment Of Neuralgia md Rheuma
tis prevalent here, y highly gratifying alike 70
practitioner and Eaticnt ~
r sDr Prts tset5is IT,, chaif ns III IS furnished to
Fne Ut enton and correspondence 9f the profession
or by mall DR. CLESSON PRATT, Physician for
the Electric Treatment Of Chronic Disease? xnd
Throat Diseases. Professional rooms, 81 state-st,
Chicago. Consultation free.
, 1880-05-16
COLORED NETHODISTS.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-This afternoon the session
of the African Conference was consumed IN
electing three additional Bishops. On the n1so-
, 1880-05-16
POTTERY WARES. dc.

We offer fl for inspec-
tion and sale, from
celebrated makers, the
most complete stock Of
Pottery Wares ever
exhibited in this city.
Glassware and Mantel
Ornaments of late i'm
portations and new de-
signs. Over 100 pat
terms Earthen and
China Ware in Dinner
Sets, and stock from
which purchasers can
selectQuantitiest to suit
BURLEy TYRRELL,
SO & 85 State-st,, Chicago.
, 1880-05-16

COLLINS VOLTAiC PLASTER8 s
instantly relieve Pain, Soreness, and Weakness.
, 1880-05-16
PASSEMENTERlES Ard G[MPS,

We shall place on sale Monday,
at II am, over 500 pieces of New
Passementeries, in the latest and
most desirable patterns, at prices
absolutely below all previous quo
tations:
Rich Passementeries, original designs,
at so, 60, IS, and 75c yard.
Latest Paris Novelties in Fine Cut Jet
Passementcries, at So, $3, ST., SIS,
So, aud SIS yard.
, 1880-06-12
CINOINNATI.
~ THE DE3iOC1sATfC OirrrO0K,
I ii Hnsstdt pisnaieh Ia IN Nhteadu Tt{laitsf.

~ ar THE bHunrttATfc nirrfd1oK.
&. E...,., - -" n..~."s. - ~ ,n"..t. 1,.,,,,,.
II .Ja.. De" - -: 1.,ms1 u's.S, =, 4' ~. t,or
W4sflNuroS' u. T., juno !l:.-Now 5or
CtnctilasE. Here aro few talks, Ny tho
way.nn5to tho Drmocrotlc outlook:
tt''' Mr. Carlisle. Of Krntncfy, WHO is tho
o,,,aa+ s,.,..r,t y" Il, 49, TI',.,sa nnte ,;,,r,,
Ac'esu,rr'e'poet"' Z IL, wy housy, ain Yely
,carctn!' man Ill expressing opl1alons,' eeys
Tint III his view 'rtldcn ls olltiFoly out OF to
racr. llo thinks. moreover, TINT Gartc]d'a
,,on,,unltu, wifi ,,rnvnnt thn sclrcttnn hv tho
i'a.a..o, WI pSstn' n,, W. "eG n,t ey .uv
DaIvFcfaey Of m ohlo man. .Vno. usually
nRepnbitcan State, ea1l certainly be carried
ny Garfield: and, MS tho election in TINT Stnto
ktcurs fl October. lie sen,l-pfr for MI Ohio
tcn,,,t,l ~. ,n,,ii ~ ,,o ,,i,,r nWv
HAua'o no"'M ~, l"t ,, us s'.ua."ss' ,', g..
ticHct' Sala olF. t"fl'sle' "o"'u he oeS,
tn0ur and Thurman, or snnlo other R00d
Western man. Seymour would curry New
. York. New .Iar.cy. nuI {,onnucllrut. In nv
aninin,i. iinyHri wnmji in n Eou,i n,nn II Il
w,,sn int fnr fif4 )nvrr snSrrh: hit
that wns Mill n.Tnir whnn
vn,t sut cI,,,st1er t1n t,ues In whic
# ,yas Lrivrre,t. sill. ncoujn il, thc Nnrt
nm w Hrc,tablc nvar % nIaailo,,e ~ n, tto Wn1
WItl, Snrn,ti,,r. fi,ou,,ali' i think wa ri,
WITH WITH e'' "''''' '"'us"' '''"" w w"
"Ttsrar trnrncr nrothcr Kcntucav 1,emo.
rrHt heti"vns ,ffi'i"t, swi,i In ,,ni,tmntnI
= Iin IL n strn1,u 1nnm' anfl hns a,rsnfIv ina,i
dnco .,tactn,i I;rssijan1. ,unnr"aa Snvmnnr
, 1880-06-12
TAMATANY.


5ptsial .DispateA to 9hs Chicago Tttbana =
NEW Tonls, June 11.-rlso Ta,n,nal,y Hall
organization completed Its arrangements tn
day for \ grand depnrtura Of It's Delegates
and "hcelcrs " to tho CtMctnnat1 Convention.
Altogether, about to0 parso,ls declared their
intention to 90. 1t WIS decided TINT the
Headquarters Of the delegation should ho Mt
pias5: sataidnT liz; iptlt.$a ST.. K$iiy stated d
Mt tic meeting OF the Con,mtteo oil. Orgnn!za-
tion that l'e thought all tho delegates would
find representation In tho Convention, and
believed tMan would bo nominated upon
whom all Domocrata would unite. : 81
Tho General Committee met this evening.
Ex-Asselnbly,nan Grady foreshnlowel the
policy of Tam1lany at the Convention. The
organization, l,e said, insisted upon 1t that
rlLDEN COULD NOT he ELECTED.
Tho Democracy wanted only t|le bcst Of
statesmen an1 tllo purest of cltizena. Those
persons Whose cries nrc still for tho great
dcfrnudetL who still hoped thnt the De,noc-
racy Of this city lliIgmt bu distracted 80 ttat
they could better their political position.
would Do disappointed. TEoro was lo feur
Of 'riiden's nomination. liz was buried In
hfs own snares a1id repugl.ant to tl!e Ill
atincts Df Democracy. Tho party Of this
1kllE HhAkEN u Gu1tAFahtC "UU EuulAl HNts
=" l,oss" Kelly said tint tic oharnc-
ter OF the men nominated by the Chicago
Convention had already been 'canyasset..
Opinions varied rs to their strength and
weakness. 1t was unw1se to untlgrrutc the
! strength Of opponents. There was never q
better opportunity tinn ut present to elect 4
Democratic candidate. It would depqnd
| upon
WHAT THE CONVENTION WOULD DO
| II 1t nominated auy 'nan except .'rlldcp, sue
cess wins certain. IT that man WIS '1lon,l-
| natol, tie battle sas lost before It wns
fought. IIo believed TINT ut least one-,.alf Of
admitted.
! :. It Il said tn ba KcIlys TACTICS to gat into
the Convention by tnking tho plnce Ut some
ot persons llaye boon fG.itltl willing to give
way to Kelly aud Ills followers, 80 Tint Tatl-
many may lave n gtnd SLOW against 'Ttl.lon.
Tho antI-TaM,nany Democrats are aouiewt,nt
worried about the report but declare 1t Will
not work. 1t IL plain that no compromise
I tn2 been e0ectel 10 fur i.
, 1880-06-12
EDUCATIONAL.
GALENA GE1INlAS-ENGLIsII COL
IEGE.
Special Dtspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.

IEEE. D.,
6peetdt Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
GALlNA, I'LL, June 11,-rlN commence
mcnt cxercises Of the Gernan-Engllsl, Cal
legn, III this city, tooE placetltls week.. alon-
day aud Tuesday wns Bl,cnt In critical aud
careful examination, the scholars acqultt1ng
themselves crelltabIy, md oyncing q marked
tloroughucss. Tho lecture before TIC
students and friends Of the College by tho Rey.
Gideon G. Hitler, OF Frceport, was one long
to be remembered. lie chose for his subject
"Scl,ltler," GcrrnnMy's favarlt poet. It was
2 scholarly pru!Inctton, Rnd nbltlnhcd III
thoughts beautifully expressed mid forcibly
presented.
.'l'le commencement exercises proper took
a slnH yefe vsto1s ste,'s4 ff r. f1fs RYaspA Ia
West. The n1attonBU ~. ". .'FInfe, OF Deer
Park, Wis.,; Fred Riser. Of Lansing. In; R,,tl
spGctnliy interesting md full Of merit.
II. Snlzcr, IT In Crosse, presided, md tleiiy-
orutl the OparIng address, ufter which tho fol-
PwMae r. R5SxS as &n.sqs &spEssa : it, 2sSa 22snto
Poem, William Ct jIIck!nan;, iiisto.
RIM, ,ThotIins Elwards. -.r,o Rsv. X.
actNul', Of Gafnay!llO, !n., pronounced
"S ssss o tPs'x o xdso9Es dssy o Ro tS vie.
deatt. occurred May 81. 1850. II. A. Hnlzcr,
the popular President of tho Association, was
REFLECTED bya unanimous vote.
At tho meeting. ot- the Trustees Of. the Col
lsse krcsi1eht c9l r kopps o@,lniu!stsatlon @ M was
year llns beon n worry successful ono, and tho
finances Of tho Institution nro III excellent
condition. The c0ltege during the co'n!n;
year promises TO be well nttenle!i. Tho full
term commences Sept. q, 1ss0 Tie College
Ii controlled ard conducted under tho
auspices 0t the Northwestern Gor,nan n. l..
Conference.
, 1880-06-12

20 ncery killed by y nil tHnt they ha5,lly kncw new
dismissed aud they hal unthcre! III tho front
lH"lv I M se !a'a "t Nny CIV wv, wsni !" II ki hut ee
marked n the t,rarlnE q ~ tho .t,.lsn,s. !.
f. ri. c nnt ' s'S rea w's ssassr reter
tre.ns to INC tho D.s,tor was rather possoual IN
h's remarks: l',snowe aaffss,ssi ffs.s.il,o. NoE 7
as sa "tf tS,a* fso'nc!ny rsSs Will ma + oat sHy
tGh post of this Institution, nnd nsK III. iseck-
xotl, nltc OF tho Trustees Ut THO Institution, +,
tekn hr9 ,n!nntcs 10 say something Of tho to-day
Of The College.
I'LL. LOCKWOOD sroKE
institution. 'ro1lay President llin.delo an
nunnced ttat ho had Just received l.! n :.
nca sitsr from r. IL the a FsHaeVVi Vira, Rr''S9sy Sevey
iie1fy @ Clay IL WHY WIFI viii VII StI's ' ihe ofiRinai
Gur'toll man, that gentleman having pre,,
.llcted IN the aprlng Ut 1890 tl'9t dsrllGi'i
would be President so!no tay. H., Mr: Wn,,s;
IA ho canio forward. t'nl,. t'ariieI,l nalvely
tod lin t'at i ln a any reMarks to max, MAKE
III 'sstion WHlu .hst st's ill., tho ( uaSsru @ d'slit
N!r, White spoke 81 length pi
Tho old college days, aud ~
closing, said: "Wa 11nye started r,,0tl'ei
student tuwarls tho chntr OF Washington alss
j,!ncoln. In or,lnr to ptaco Him there w
must exercise tl,at fort tltndc, .cnnrnEe.. m.
dcyot,o,, w,lscl comes from faiill 1T higher
Hi Tnls t cicsetl lie 1itsrary exercises in con
acctsuN with the reunion, and tic Society atl
jolrnrtt for lis business ineutlug until ever
;1,g. For something like l,alf s!n hour after
IN tio grove Just or},osit The .rabeTnacic. !
waH understood TINT lie would leave
within nj, hour Or. so, uiil man!
toak advantage Of, THO opportunity t
bit, him go0d.hy. After tho reception l,e re-
turl,Gd to ulIelo Xeb's, took diillior, asd n
5:3O set sl!t nj his drive ncrOsa tho coi1itr!
10 Monitor, accompanied by Afr. aud Mrs. Ri
tnlph, tho lrothcI-li-lnW mt! ststei-lil-lAw u
Tho General, nlitt DR.. md Mrs. Robson. Mrs
f;nrncltt lad returned tn Mentor In tho morn
ApE by tho way Of Cleveland.
, 1880-06-12

1nsnnw 1mna q III ~ M m nrticlc ., III. Morn,
H.. H. s,',a,.a rnn'a,',., ."tn tba p,
,ms ~ ',p9t. 'ao en'caso soasel'aon, Wv uo ts.
Ni1lt GAzcttf Shys: III las been plain since
tho first day Of the Convention that Con.
t,raut stoof M cfnuca Of being nomtnnted.n
Aftnr I,vcMusnr nj sn,no ,snvtl, tha attunt;nn
III tho Unltett states ns attectea by TIE 70"
suits of tho action !inal'y taken at Chicago,
tiu Hszctfc concludes by anyng that Upon
tho ,y,,nla the uolit,cnl ontlnnk in A Amrrtra
~ t "ho ha u si.ns tha ~ Az .vhan
ti'ts aot neo'. ~ mso1nu'8 a,"se ..o aas ".'an
dlnnt set QUE upon Ills elecuoheef1aG tour
around tbs wpsld,-an ltl-aiyise41 bid for q
third ,toru which has found its fitting
cotnvt roni,o rt f,htcornn
e.1H,'or''G sr,sa ", aea Nv Fs,. , crooryoo1,s
newspaper, says II ihay now b. regarded ~
certain That Garfield WIN be Hayes successor:
"'tcn 'enHh W e"en = 'e""'t W a'cs"ous " !,
peculiar 1las very odd appearance. ~ v1ewol