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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The Ottawa Free Trader, supposed to he a
Democratic paper, Is supporting ASH. bush'
nell, as much as 1t can, for the Republican
nomination for Congress. There must be mon
ey in the flop -over,-La Sale Democrat.
It does seem little singular that the veteran
Bourbon should be so much exercised over a
Republican nomination. But the editor OF inc
Democrat will mark the fact that the Deacon
has never publicly promised support IN case
Of Mr.. Brshnells nomination, ana We preulct
that he never will, Who knows but he Is en-
glneerlng mastery" stroke OF party Poi'cy
-tftdma Republican,.
ANY one acquainted with the style" OF the
La Sale Dem0crat can readily understand why
that concern Is unable to comprehend how
there can be an honest preference for candl-
date uninhuenced by pay. As to the master
y stroke" of party policy which the Ottawa
RepubLicdH suspects, 1t consists, as the editor
very well knows in - simple demand that our
next congressional representative shall be a
man of brains, which Of course excludes The
editor of that sheet from the list.
The attitude of the FREE TRADER in this
business is of very easy application, The ship
canal movement, the river improvement queS
uon and other welghty interests of this part OF
the state demand that we have IN congress a
man of brains. The democrats have no show
of clecting their candidate IN this district. 80
our only recourse, to get such man for con
gress, is to insist that the republicans shall
give him to the district IN their candidate The
only one they have named thus far that meets
the bill is the Hon Wash Bushnell, and there
fore we have no hesitation in saying so. Should
1t happen, however, in the transmuatlons OF
political possibilities arising out of the presi
dental programme to be arranged in June,
that the democrats get a show for success in
this district, then the FREE TRADER will press
upon them with equal vigor that they give us
for candidate man of brains, and if they fail
to do So the FREE TRADER will prefer brains
to politics, We hope this is sufficiently en-
plicit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The Carlyle Constitution and Union starts "A
boom in favor Of Gen Lewis Il. Parsons, OF
Clinton county AS the Democratic candidate
for Governor of this state. He is described as
large farmer and able lawyer" with asplen-
did war record. We want To see whom the
Democrats will nominate at Cincinnati before
worrying about the candidate for Governor or
other state officers in Illinois II the Cincin-
natl convention, for instance, dominates Til
den it will make very little odds to the Demo
Gratis who runs for Governor in Illinois,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Vanderbilt who foots up his worldly pos
sessions at the modest figure of $13000O,0OO
surprised his friends the other day by the an,
nouncement that he thought he had enough,
and that he should proceed as rapidly as pos
sible to convert what little he could call his
own into government bonds, resign his rail
road and other business cares and responsible
ties and take rest Sensible man. We long
0ur pile of per cents reaches SI00,000000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The New York Herald has had an emissary
past sounding southern state legislatures and
leading men as to their presidential preferen-
ces with view to making a shrewd guess in
advance IN regard to the outcome OF the Chi
cago and Cincinnati conventions The states
from Which reports were received last week
were Virginia, Tennessee Mississippi, Texas
and Kentucky. The preferences on the part
of the democratic members of the legislatures
Of four of thesn stafea are niynn rs fnllNXs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03
HOME MATTERS.



Urss-Johs Hess an old resident of Mendoza,
did 1, ,ho, oi,v los, weer
Irpsimoor loo Is . candidate for Mayor of
'N "
"ch"o'''
| STouT.-Dr. John Stout, late of TINS city VINO
since graduation has been at Marseilles, Will re-
Iocate at Teoria.
MClNTiRE.-A. {. Mclntre authorizes thc
statement by the Mendoza HpoTr that after
mature delibcration, he has come To The cOnclu-
SIon ,mhe ne MllI mVs VIC o"""''"'o '"'S YEA" W.
''c o'"'o Vi 'hci'i'
CAMpfIELD-Miss Emma Camphcld, OF Ere
mont o., is visiting friends in this city
| CL>RK.-Aurora Beacon, 3lst: Prof. I. II.
Clark, OF the liSh school, Is III, ana was unable
to attend the exercises al the opera House iasI
saturday evening Inc deprivation was very Sc
tlo,o' "" ',' my -" ~ ''"> "'' ""'
nav ivy" III 'l"'''' P''''''"''
Do"NEi Among our announcements VIII Dc
iouliu thaI Oh Nlch"l"9 pVwheS lol to"n Coliec-
lor lot t.c co'l Sear, Nr, Do"nu} WIZ MAJ
~ nio7 ' ~ ,a'',,, n u,'Ia -,
~, w. w. ~, N ~ ''0'''''' wy p'P""' ~
'''T ~, ,,
fLaNN'HN'-Mr 'Vhn riaGaGutl' Oh ~ ice
nan ~ 90 :, went 10 Ne" 10TH th's "ceh'
| DICKEY.--Wl Dckey and family leave OF
Tuesday next for CrOokston, MINI, where ho
engages in the jcwelry business. The removalof
Mr. D., who has lived about all his life here, is to
be regretted; nevertheless we wish him success
y
Col, which will be his future home. His family
| will follow LATER
FLYNN.-Mr. F. Flynn, book keeper for Mr.. H.
J. Gillen, who has been dangerously i'll with lung
fever. is imuroyinr and will with FOOD hck pei
well arain.which a large circle of friends viii
consider very Good news
o,H,xr Mr. Doniel o,Kare has ro,urro,t
from lis two wrcI"' tonr Im tho west and !.
AGAIN ~ lis Id nn., in tIn s,nre ,yhere n" vii
Trmain in ,Lr fntnrc as ~ nrrmonent ytmrc WIZ
| Imam ~ '''> 80 fN'
nAlDEN.--u: W. liaydeil, Iatc agent OF u, D.
W n N; Ill tilIS Guy mas Uecm "Iauc lost ca'
| agent OF me y ~ L f. ~ w H. H. 90, WIN Of
nee III NhicHso'
! DNoN.--.John Dixon, of Strcator, we believe
was on yesterday appointed mine inspector by
Judge McRoberts, vice O'Mallcy laid up by col
| tinucd sickness.
| FoIIrTr-On Yesterday morning James Vol
| lett of Deer park fonnd dead on his farm hi.
noted Clvdesdole stallion He had lately refused
s25OO for the animal
| p.,.,.....n. tn. ...;.,., =. A.. -.
- DAM ir ~, nc te2''i'oii'ai " MSS 'csel'
nlrtleCt, Nlhe famous b9sn.rIp "loih our reaaefs
I ~ ven VI iasI iucsuay e,Ihlhs AZ
onleaso was 4 SieaS SUCCESS .' tno ioeaI sneets
Piohoun, III Wy ooiooI o,o y, tno A nu ho.s
VIC e,cn's " me 9eHson, MusN iihI WA
cloN"eu, M ,iic iollo"ims t,cn'nS 'iss d. "as
married 10 VIII ., D"'ls' MI ha'eriy manager
me t'"fS says hr' anu M'H, Jaws Miil NC ~
zen! rom ime rI.y ABOUT TWO weGhSi IT. Is pr0oH
oie thTy VIII solo Europe cary N Jule, MI va"
'e W Iooh ,'teI 'citan VI M l,"rcily ln.c'
teis?ts' anu lh'e' Da'ie W A'lish h'' nuse"'
Studies
WKIGuT.-On last Monday night Miss Minna
member of the New York Shakespearean club
who has been so successful in the cast gave
private classical and dramatic reading in the club
room OF the Palmer House, Chicago, 10 an aud
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03
SHIP CANAL MEETING AT PEORIA

We notice, by few lines stuck into an 90
scure corner of the Chicago Times OF Ihurs'
day, that Mayor Harrison has called a meeting
ofhis committee to devise means for promoting
abe ship canal agitation at Peoria on Thursday
next April sth, and that p"b''c meeting Is To
be held at the same time. The Chicago pa
ners It seems to us, might be little more cX'
plicit. Does Mayor Harrison propose az inc
lime to have grand mass meeting, or "a dee
gate meeting, or only "a public meeting OF his
oonm Ittee?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Gen. Grant had "rousing reception at
New Orleans on Thursday. He was welcomed
in speech by Gen. Bussey, to which he re
piled telling the people OF New Orleans, among
other things, that he was glad to see the city
SO prosperous because prosperity is the best
cure for disorders and sectional animositlcs.'
He also told them "The past IS gone, and
hope that the blue and the gray may never
again BIC arrayed against each Other.N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

At an election for state senator in san Fran
cisco on Tuesday the Kearney ticket was de.
feated by from 1000 to 5000 majority. Many
of the workingmen appear to have deserted
Kearney and voted on the side Of the Git
zens" movement IN favor of law and order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

union caucus IN the town of Miller, in
this county, last Saturday evening, the follow
ing ticket was agreed upon for town officers at
the election on Monday: Supervisor, David
Connard; town clerk, VIM. f, Williamson, AS
SCISSOR, +. Stats; collector, Isaac Classon
school trustee, c. Is. Erickson; constable, Egg
bert kimbeg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, after patiently
Investigating the charge made against Father
Duggan, of Dclevan by servant girl, OF an
attempt to outrage her person, decides that the
charge is false and that the good dominic is in
nocent Of "the great transgression"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The Keely motor Is by no means dead yet.
Mr.. Keely announced week ago that he had
discovered by accident the exact engine he
wanted, and that on the LIST of July he will be
ready 10 make public exhibition OF his mo-
tor turning a circular saw, the whole power to
he derived from five drops of water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

A Chicago dispatch OF Saturday announces
,bot the Illinois Central railroad has reduced
its fare from cents to cents per mile over us
branches in Illinois. The Chicago and Alton
railroad has made a similar reduction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

During Grants visit to Houston, Texas, the
other day, somebody, evidently no friend OF
the thirdtermcr, shut off the gas from the
city, neccssitahng the use ofcandlcs, and spik-
cd the cannons. The mayor offers reward of
$500 for the arrest of the miscreants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The Supreme Court of Illinois, IN case
taken up from Livingston county-McCorm
lck VS.. School Directors &c,--has just rem
lercd decision sustaining the reading of the
Bible in the public schools OF this state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03
committee =?

The Peoria Glucose Company has Increased
its capital by an additional 100000, inns Ell
terprise is paying better than any other invest
ment in the state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The Ottawa Pressed Brick, Sewer Pipe and
Drain Tile Works began the season on Thursday.
They will be run at fullest capasity-25,O00 brick
and from 50 900 to 100, 900 drain tile weekly. It
will be remembered that the product of these
works took the blue ribbon at our last county
fair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

The strike of the piano makers in New
York terminated last Saturday in the boss
manufacturers acceding to the demand of the
workmen for higher wages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

they could well afford to make good from their
stealngs, and their good friend the Governor
refuses to issue the necessary acquisitions on
the Governors of the states to which they have
flown to bring them back, and so they go
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Croquet, in great variety and at lowest pnces
at Osman &Hapeman's.
, 1880-04-23
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

ANOTHER CONVENTION tt1n GlICAnp.
Tho Ndtiv1Nl Citizen dntl iitiiE1t U'r-a "Wob-
,,n's Itighta" organ published ut Syracuse, N.
Y.-hAs tho following In ita lust ISSUE:
A nlass-1neettug fnr. all wotncn whu wnut to
vote VIII se held 1T Farrell Hall, IN afatIxt,u
street, Mweut Clark nlld La Rl,tir, Ehlcngtl lll,
wednesday, Juli1 :, 16eo, Mt lou. H., @;g0 AMI =
p, n.
ta J,rcSunt Ut l1.ts GUtitu. II this VI imp,ssib,
sle IL urged to send lutter or postal, with llur
tfhttle md whit expreasett IN tgr hrleftst md
Bt1Vfgeas s,,h,tf!9s, a&iyss9i 70 Elizabeth GMdy
ftnntlln, prusisle.it N. ". =. A., e,lrv 4Id West
Lke Asrcot, culcnHo, III.
"LptUrb ur iMAtata Eerttttts to rfle4 CAIcAKD on
Jnnn2 1a,l bo ildtMsa0d FAFweli Hull.
Now iet us rdotlso IT loNst :1,Uu !pstals, aild
MuA'lnxNt Farwell Hail In Hcl.snn.
"Ihu beat s[WakGFr III tho United htatcs will
te present. bur Delegates Will l,reHGtsl frt,it.
this meeting til tito Republican, Nominating Con.
vsntio 70 prcseht aus Igtnal.d tor thg tsss4st!on
NJ thu fp!lnw!nE tl.!nk:.
"Ht%At41, flhnt tho right nf autfrAk0 tnhercs
" thu citizen Of tho United stAles. anA We
re1Eo 9,1s,1yes 70 secure prvluetlon i'i ,Le OK.
Msx. by I'LL nlneildtlcht to tho Nutlofln! Cunstitu-
"I.et ua u,oot to4other, aud Ivy oyarwhclu,iug
1u{tu ~ Hti.ltNtB soW utir cartIextpGaa Ar1d our
selargas!i'Ition TO soeuFo TOR ourselves tho nc.
kno~les,sed right II solf.gnfefhuaeHt.
yioe~rrosiAoNt NJ I.arxu n, W. 4. A.
"MAritI,A Jusl.Yk GAOk,
nChatFtlaa Executive Chu.nftteu n. W, 5. A.
All PnI,era frlrntaly to tEtnliINs demands arc
requested u copy this Gull. Wo1lol, urp uyefy.
Whuro NrBcti to give 1t Vlla circulation"
, 1880-04-23


Liver aAtsnKr l3 regarded ~ an exntisIt il0!IcR.
of throughout HcrMAny. mud 1t would appear
tt0M lunint achievement recently effected In
ftcrln tint It's maximum Of tootl.snnoresA c,,n
naay be attalnca when the material composing it
+ extracted from thG clrcnss of q bear. 4 few
0rcncsE ut Hamburg; aud tho lscrln Comtnittce
a-la e hcstaurnts.ss. dsstrlng to contribute
renown, applied to. nr.. !stslIin!s. lilo
Managing Director uf tho HDfogtchl Gar
tlrn:, for leave tn purchase md Alny ano
Df tho Hocla.y's boars, In orslcr to ccnyert tho
!ralnn l!yer Into aa.,saEo Of paramount oxeul-
!cnce. H1vfnE bcnr to spare. tho irnrnca doc
ton Of ten RulNcna. and tho Committee, twelve
sn number. pyecec.Hl I" tho doomed nnos den,
sa!on, shot nrain through tho head end atsrr-
Whr.is narrowly escaped tnnti!nttOn by yenlitr-
Ing tn Htr0ko tho iucklceH 9uasth furry coat hc-
foEo u had quito given np tho ghost Tho bcnst's
Ilier wns 4!l!lF chopsmta up. ep'cctl, amt manu-
facssnrc'! Into gg9at!e sausage weLal!nR sWen.
aFtistfcally SGT tH fy q noted taxfsEcrtnist he
now occupies ai hdnurabo a,ltt rampant position
ut tho chief cntr7.I!co tn tho Hamburg Exllihi-
tlo,,, supporting Hikn h!s ,foro paws j silvern
hlassor cthta!nins The dainty cnmcatlelo psv-
, 1880-04-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MbfHIEF CHlHSHSTIflSs-EbNtfHllR DEl.E1ATEg.
Bp<eEat Dispafeh to Ihe Chfdeo Tribune,

DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures ,EG.E3ATEs.
8ptetat Dispatch to 1he Chaftpo Ttttuns,
BOSTON, S!ass., April :.a:.-'rho three District
Conventions to-day chose .EtlMnnt}s tluleKnfcs.
III tho Heeond, held NJ Inuntor. M AttUtnpt Nus
nude to Ket ut tho personal preferences Df tho
oanasanteA built faiiass. spud Vim. y. Lowering
Vt TauntGl,, a4ld +. a. T10bart, Of l,raHtrcu,
wcru etloaUtl. 1Ie.h fslyur 13rAnt fur sccuntl
cl,t,Ipe The Fourth and Filth districts met II,
lstlsinn. III tho Fourth tho proceedings ,rpre
,l,liot u1id harmonious, md btIslllesA WIN tulokly
daslNttcs,BA Tho Hon, E,stAc0 G. Fltz, Ut chcl-
sen. AnA J. tNis WothVrl,oe, W Huston, wbre
chosen Delegates mil John j. snI!h and
l!enla.n!n =. culhpEGlts both Of ipst.ss,. nltcr-
tatcs. Fitz Ii Il Ilumber' uf tho firth
of Fulior, Dam. S l'itx, Of this city, large .lenI
uDs IN !r1,n IND steel, Anl cx-sfnyor pr Chelscu.
wcthors.ce ii IL ,numbpr Ut tho lAmler Iirm 1T
l.. LoyrJay l. Co, Cunpbell IL am East ihIstan
physlcfs III uuise prau,iut, Att john J. aniltti
In c!.Ire, caterer ut tl,D Atg-Itnlso. Fttx il
0pptsac.l tn tho nomination of e!thur GrAut Or
llaalh0 ut Chleag0. WgthorteU's -trst eh0lpe IL
senatnr Ein.unds, anil h!s sec0t1l Grunt. Canl,-
tc IL I'LL Hntt-irlnt md anti lslalnv nun, and
bntth IL II strong flrallt snAn,
TlkH yIFrll-plsTNlCr DELEuArka
appnuted tho uatno Ut GraNt overy tin,e.t Was
HentionuNt. While a,ll.osiny stusAlastly tu tho
principles !aid ttown by tho hnte Convention, nj
ofott w,ls lnattu II, Aofuut Ednu1,sia III aeuotlut
Of tho GauNtors ategstt withdrawal af hia nanlv;
but II WIS Aatuntod by tl40 reading VI u iuttgf
tbSa EEL ssS Hxtoe' ,finr H Emf e ~, wsfro So s I @
loved tlnt wh, EtiM.,lds tlo4A mi personally
t1ussre ths ios.s!an. aid VII. not nut himself.
.dT ssStix III III ta.1i"no II sn, sts ssv i. 4
10 tho uac!tlc4 with. of ihn Eunf0ntlun aud u
hls party that hs shQnlA bactl,e lis Standard
per'nit lily iMlnc u hn nav5 aill viii uueopt tao
poAtion II slcclNl vlls Ap MDuli .]p frptn u
, 1880-04-23
4 1Y'arta{IlE to Iteffcs.

JWEtft1ff S4!utft44H.
. \ younHahy. 0'lu ot uAltin.ure' suciely belles,
living nn nn!pliM strrut ilcAr th,ltpn, made u
painful Md terrible mistake on Thursday night.
slle gas nhoAt rntlrn1 To rast, md md turned
~ ti,9 Fss ~, sns 9al eeen .,sng sycsE,na Tor
s's ssted 70 asS It, ahe went ii tho walt GraeaS.
thought 1t, tho dirk was tho RlycoFiny ltilo. It
see!ns; however. there was 1D.tls Ut ate,ut tho
which hcr t1othpr hn'l bcua ns7,,g iur sonc
rnrt,'Ae, and Il wns this TINT tho .il-
fnItunAte yai,ng lady not hold Of, bbe
dld nat discover hor mlstHke u,.sIl sho lad
appliun tho .latKutsMs iutd n i1er tlrs With
lnerts t. shs attributed tho hurting sensation TO
ltiIs. III vety SHIRT time, however, tho lntuhse
MIN hilHht her that Sh9 aal nndu .lIt tnts-
take, IND sl,n cs'E,,,irneet3 tn shrink }oty for
nssstnrlco., llur mothor running IN. fpaltzc.l
wtat x!ss tho 'MHiur. md with wot"ior!n. ps%4-
Gl!GGof lltl'd alH kltAtrhpi up u lMrKa kpuAxe,
ilS1 T. WIN Wy, wA!9s. a1 'Iel...s,'g sls ytiHK
pr!grsss Of Thu hc aesl'ea! ~, ws.s sl'oi, sum
!., '.nS.!' va eyofythtus Tassinle wss os 70 81.
tlat her usuuth Will 10 dtstl4urrA.
, 1880-04-23
ILLINOIS.

, Special Dttpatch Ia Tht Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April &1s.-sovcnty-fvc ltopnb"
llcans mot at tho Court-ffousc, organized Il
1innc Club, md elected W. a. l.arrcs President
TOR tho campaign Of, 1850. An nticmpt will ho
mndc to organize si,nllar cut,s IN every town
chip III tho county, Tho Club passed. q rcsol'f-
tion tleclnring TINT tn tho cvcnt 1ssatno - not
successful In tho rnce tho Club will support tho
non,Ince OF tho ChienHn Convention, Tho
friends 0f, Gen. Grant will tftlnttless make nm
organization In n few dnyR. Ihcrp nro rnnny
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Special Dspoteh u fht Chtra7a 9ttouns.x
Stephenson, Collnty Republican Ccntrnl COM
1nitlre. n mil wna isa,1ci Er tho ChMsrmnn foF
County Convcntontn tn be f1clAl in this city hfny
III The Cnnycittlon In 0glu County cOntencs Oh
The lth Of May at. Oregon.
A STRAW.
8ptstaE Dlspaleh N TIE Chiaaoo Trtbunk.
DfACKNEri1ty HrAr1nN. April :s..-Tho 1rnnd
0ury Of kHnc County ttrHk Il yntG ycstcrt1hy ut
ta1iovM nn;preattlent md EavcrnOr. Fnr.ProA!-
neg OF tho Republican Convention, J. For dor-
crnor; lfawley, II; Ettiiotn, &: Fort,2.
GEN. 1IAWrEy.
WASHINGTON, u. c., April aaaa.-Whcn ex-sco-
rctnry fiawley loft hero to npen his camputgn.t,t
lNtM0is ho WIS .co.,nteA NJ n NEn"t Ha@n. lie
eyoll Offered to ;tlcc!arr himself As auch, md
mike speech upon that yrnnMt Mt the meeting
ut tho stnte ContrAf Committee II Ciieh0n
5nn,c Df his recent letters to friends In this city
chn,lKo ot :aprat, ant ts now In worry doubtful
!!iiitiG feolnB. md expresses doubt as to Which
Is likely to be tho pDptlfnr sfHe.
, 1880-04-23

5,,,,,snSo Mhesa; e; Apflt aL1IhG citizens nt
ntron hossen ntn MaJnin!n9 !nWnsah cNic: hhsoltcn
~ ti,o s',.t nss'p,. ~ Gts.E";s 'sGl W tns paft
,rht,, Ky e"tHr q !no snare Dt sttieftt': "
M.c'i w, ~ ,n,t,'Hhnln anu del!lcrnte Study
stt Ms ~ enit soicEs Inc s1osF, ~ lh,l 10 mgr
STori1,+ c'tt"e'st En-, Mt!lnat heyhHd hcnct.
n1nPaGn nn ~ a.. rEieomrS; ar, ngch N, eldest
@ sr ~ h ~ tHser ~, i f an stEefnnics ms
f.r, 9 s,tt at ~" taias nEs'sirM ~ tatheF on tsfo
HI ~, siGltnH unTnk the summer 10 hnrt1 on
iu iH HetMIssS W WIN az 1athee. ~ tue Wtslter iH
H,nn H,n ~ sshitn !H,htot any! vie!tct THO tnr1n
LILY " 1G!'n INC stoek asih ffftiftTy. t.ast Snt-
~ Mn.ol'y notm aseEt ~ nlsht N fhc Hnfn. IN
Mo i.,, sa'fu,nH !,H aao 5HIhor SCI "it inr hoant',
t,,r.f @ ut9 M snn hslGEn e INC toLL. nc r.
.nsHshs . HaNl tfi dfcLtnR tho tlat'r nt tho hnrl
WI, MoIrlt!e 70 SO 1hn hcalless nfrpsu nf his
f'iu st atHh "thH tho ttffr tn 4 r'M1 III Earr.
nto t tng nly s1otNl fil1eIJ ,cf:tf7tctett Est!t.
%Hat % WHEN ntu ucen lhiterslscts tstns ntNtcrtnl
f",s fnt III tuv nhEn. ~ vas ph5tcrnet! atter tho
"srn tx ro,,,,tnat Wtr"enf q dcista, an; deshto
i,u lorn,cn ,ts nloouy Wutk nh thoroughly nni
nsa,s ns,.nsy MS na , 1ne .tnfe'Hn.ln1ue n,,r-
tn'sf dmefs teet hlRh, anu securely spiked to fsn
MIas Ma y. tao uPi'or stosy y nn'cn thcy nnchf7:
- dHeso Wcfn Ar.olcu oia tho tnaltlf. nn allowed
W. .os sasy tnuSemGnt niccn q rlank ~ which
w" WIS hecnscut ense uoWtt~nrtt, t4o htntle nf y
tMrrehlors nroH.nx kchnlf. sharnci,rd. AT
HIP l,nso oL the Ei,lDt'DD w,95 broad plank. In
wnIa n,a ,ao, no1 nnf H. unam 3, ese,o tn sae Of
fako II tiescSnlins. Tho ssclFht ot tho pluuk
,. ~ Mn!cE Iao inltSntf.a nf waF set was
'fgscn nr ,,Gsr " no1 snntai,,,hg lily pMinsls
, 1880-04-23

According 10 tieaa il8usos. l5N delegates thus
fur chosen will tn p1alsul to support NlHIne.
Geil. l!patty now ntnaits tmt ShorMHn's fr]oI,t1s
will oohtrul tho Stafu Convention without
trouble. hv snys he teleycs that II II had nut
hrcn TOR tho fuIll.re OF tho Alll!uo snetl tu COLI
-trol tho Columbus district they wonh! hlyu oil.
.ta!nett the central pf Tho At0&o EGny1utt0.,. The
Hun. George Williams, cpluretl, of ClncJnputI,
left tAe 4441sxtusp Vt tho eipso Ut thu ,sesAip,,
for tho snuth. whcro 1t IL said be IL HOW trAyel-
Ing nt thn U1pense and NNder tho direction Of
Secretary hhGrn4R'l, working cut ls ptAn 1T 81.
cnrtng tho Southern Delegates Tor tho Chirugu
Convention.
GOV. DENh1Buk's AIapOHaB
to Representative williams Telegram f4asonlaY,
III which hs stated that !" Ohlu would erect
Georgia with solid shnrulat, l,eo8utIon ut Chi.
ca2o," IL eausiug much disgust 4lnonK the Alnlne
suen here. 1hoy al!eKo nlat tho statement is tho
pntnat buncombc. Ten Beatty, OIL seuding tho
UnyrTnora dispatch, scut .,ho following tcle-
gram u ths IltAi,.e G1uh In Mashlngtun:
: &" Pay no attention l., lytug repprts from hero
nat, sacElauns strength Ill Dhio. Wahuye al-
ready four Congressional dlytrIcss, aud 4re surs
VI froM u11ec to ak moro. 50 tar ~ delegates
, 1880-04-23
COLORADO,

,NEPuDttCAN STATE CONVENTION CALLED.
Epectai Dtspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
DENVER, Cola, April ls.-Tholterablicnn slate
Committee hold lts meeting to-dny. Twenty
ono delegates wcro presc,lf, md ten counties In
tho mountains unrcrrcscntcst. Thoro WIS con-
Siderable cnthusinsm anl ,li members reported
tho political outlook AZ most promising. though
the pnpsnouR 'lmmiyr,tiou made very ,s,lccr-
tntn element In niEcAlcuialons Tho report IF tho
Committed on tho nsfs nf representation from
elect Delegates to Chfcag' WIS alHpied With twn
amendments. and Denver WIS selected sls the
place Of ilnldfiY tho Convention: al.l btay y :ns
tho tlate. Your correspondents n1Auo
enrefut cnnyass of the 1p,EsOnhl. preferences
nf tho 6oscgatcs fnr Presidential carltii'intes,
Aecllr,tc as cnn 'te obtl,tnctl: For Grant 10;
HiAflle, i: Waahburne. .: nnti-arnnt, Z. All tho
t3rnnt n,cn Rnyo WashaM.rao as thn!r second
choice. mud three If tho Blaine mon. Tharo wits
u ,,nan''nons 'fael!ng saEa1s,st aa unlssssructea
delegation.