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, 1880-06-23

an E1c1tc4 F1nTRe{-Ef0HlsGCE Oh IN Aus
vance In 1'rlcs.
6ptttal Di&pateh to The Chttnao Tribune.
plT1sbuK0, pa.. juno Tho petroleum mar
tat Il excited, and transactions yesterday mud
friday hnve boon very heavy, aggrc9nttng over
ao,0O barrels for tho twp dnys. The opening
pice thts morning was S1.18h, advanced to el.a6t
md closetl strong Mt $l:s}il Some Of tic lead
lug opcraturs say the ndvanco IS tue result Ut u
katcity of oil, md think top prices hnvc not
ben reached. They maintain that there IL
but lttio reflneA oil either In this ety,
Cleveland, or Now York, and that those who
sint oil must my atir prico for It.:
They do not think there will bo n speedy de-
alnu, bccatIsc lls they contenl. the Aematid is
nexccss of tho production, md *1.:D lg tnnt-
1y predicted is tho ruling !Fune % nq;o ter tie
,Isd S tso t!'r@%e Thtir contracts fer rsilael
a9 5 9,ai aas Hnsp anS thy hxS for
EEaaed r ls too low. Tho ro,lnerlos ,f 9f
ssse .aty ast ta an 1hs st9Gss afs
sa9 as9lmprcsse4 with tho ltlea TINT tho production
a.htsely in exoess of tho consumption. aud
ef III. Sw torS wt II IT, s'A nxer 'rKet " TX TX
htustetl stocks now Uccnslosi tcnund. rho
SsaaE IT,, refuse to soli Refined unisss thoy 4es
iio.cd iast It'll 1t sis, slSs. ii. n cents. ots.,
aaa thu Interest, being two cents ror Garrul
Er month, ruin tho prtco Of tho crude
o. = figure oousls!orrlhly,. Rtove q. It
h1ot to VI supposed they Will soll tho oil ut n
ts'. and they ihereforo rofuse 10 entor tutp
uatrncts. There IL also Il well authenticated
Eatement nHoAt to tho ufreet thAt the Btatulru
laapany hMvo Atcly ot,tninu1 cnntt1,l Of ull tue
stocks Ut refined In Eurul,o nnd nrp ~ in4nlrn-
HtinR tlloni III tn cntso tho market 10 .saiyAnoo
u ahe 1nannnr described. butaU tleAicrs nro up
pfcacnsiye tlnt tho Standard tlHy put III tho
Yrtp 10 wherU fhoy want 1t pnt nlInw it 10 drop,
IVY tho irMlicAtious MI pntI,t to MI A9tiyo and
ltalthy market tho rc,,l,isI.Lcr OF tho yCnr.
, 1880-06-23

Arrested for T:tibczz1cmcut-Dut
ON 1;,libprl.H t;ruye-A Divorce, Cusc
il, the prcs,,yaerlan General X.se,,,.
hy-WIInlHsMle Emigration Of OnaAs
diam TO sI,e ktntcn
sptetat nf.pnt,b II m. f.atcoo, 7-,bun..
'toSfhtA,', .'utlo @~-,eroers o. in1t, ioF'
1t'urly confidential clerk to HatsteHd s. Co..
wtolesale provision merchants, Forsyth street,
New York, w.s arrested her on charge Of
rosi,ing i'ere ,or some time witha woman WHO
accompanied hin fton New York. iIu agreed
Win - t,",'.,tt,,o '''' '''@7 'o''
VIZ, " uctoc'No,
Another mrcs!nK Of the eharthotticrs'of tho
t''aoivent Consolidated Ilank will be held to-
f,,ur1uyy uud lively tt,ns IN oxpcetc,l ia I, ttful
nr .tr.,,th ,ot,v, ,,,,, i",,, ~, 4n,
~ ,.'',.,, nI ~: NV NV 'a nv
ssaremo'ue's s WI t'ke p,aco on tun pfopos'tlon
rcl through tho,r ,.ilrgc,i neglect.
u...s., rn.,.t :, ~ s.... ,,,
e'ses". D,'tt" IN re ta'ead' 4noaHe
.ns III, W, ms neen
The tfoy. j, A, Uray denies tju,t lc l,ns ever
turiI ,nuruth,rt viii n yi.w Il, nin ln,tu1,1i,Iv
slIcccastr to tic i,.y. Mrs lia,.ufuri II, T,r,tt
c,os.d % hviv. % tI dlvorca s' i; o.se i;y,,Iye III.
iJlV Il must inix,rtnnt Drncjnir cn1nv uI,
tnt,t,1n,r ur iftf. Church stt1irtr frt,,n i,t,r
itisDatll Tor uIiuged niillolity, ,l.l utter ~
iiijttIn. stiu,atu ifyt. nmi n inf rrm,s r,nnoyc,,
io iiimpis, resided thero ono ySar aid II iaif,
ntntl,,si il ,!ivnrt. il, tbut Stt. rrt,,rntJi IL.
Cutru, mid married six ,ntn,tss ulterwuI,is,
t.oI, il mot i..nitv Wild IN GI,iatto ttt ,,.
tfnr iufl,r1 iii, Asatii1ily VIII Should h,,r
Church ssa,illinK l,e ,llatrled? Il wus Urged nj
length, IND With ctItlsi.icralblc f,rct,, 4:st she
R,,ilnt1ltHi- from, her tIsi,uI,i M Hcrf,t,1 ri
Yrs,us; tl1at It Wis lnipussillD tur Der to ,,rt IL
tlivOrcu In Cn,,Itsln, is hcr t5Ics wrru ItnltYi:
, 1880-06-23

SChr hdlf0ndnek. MnskcS1h llasslBGF.
sc!r Euntunt, Muhknton. lal,,,,or.
Fsf fssf f ss'sSt Ssst sy. ::ssf ,s''f'
schr Edna, Gnllluet xIavs.,
sshr ir esss'i 3ssns. innas' HM"tn ta;nnsr. &C..
suflr ataj ~ H. Eorfy: MiHHex"ns teestaph ho'es'
foi,r {, j, I1mIrc. Sianistpe, tnmtrr.
sctr Xii siaria, 1.adii'asi.. is.s,isi.
ssI,r ss|,. Tyln's Mso,!:G i,it!tSer.
@ ssi:. ss%. %i*s5ssy' S; %t;s, iisS%f % .s,,.,
ssi,s ssis Sssssste2 sS:sass nistt:' sin:t:. % !n;ler
ss|!f ss|; T. s'i esS;i: ,'sf!S' s
Ssl,ri 2 iS:,v i;ia, it,*,. .:tnr t,ssts
S|;s Ss};s ;is;as y i lia,gssi: issts;; ;n'
s{s; s$!s GS G:;ss s;;;;,s. ,s"oo
FIVE FIVE ii'" n'1ss ;fsP: so.fS; sHs;e
5ss hts; Ss.:S'sSy hss.: y s.ss, ssnr,os
FIJI, isS M.nis isSsi,e; ,as' ' asEss"'s. :SIS ISaor
rn l. Z & iTt tit s;';lIl @ ISs ss s.!"f!ss. sst,rss
it'll. ;ilaM.s:~ MM:krs"n; iaassr.
r' fsS', t. i J. 5ossi'. Mg'is si.H.: ifk a,"iaf snf.''
i:;;S s;:sp s,pst% psS :as!.'' ,;',;,s;S:' isa''sf:
it'll, G. j. K.rst,aw, isuihsio, itui,t
';S SS;i; sisy |ssS. FSxr tss"H
s ssS: "S.;:!S. ;ss; %$;99; %%s;9sss,s. .f;sS i u.
E.ltr III ttLIrfut IA&.
ttrI.r AsItu,isf N;.ntt1r hT,talr
t,.lir i,,sI. ~ ii r,.iti ifmysstI liIt,ttt.r
Etir ir.,t,sf,i, finn Ariutr ward
Ect.s i;inn Mnnjstn. lsIm,iIr
Gt.r S,.iG ttr'ntt it,nI.r
t,,.'r t, ii;,'t"i,ts,n, it,I,fnf, ,1,n,
Hs.,r Il iiIt.,S II nss1s,,I, tn,'thar
"s'. "-'-f = .,' !. ...s..,,,
NtbhL sAlLINhH'
EtMV EhlenKu 4fnt,tuWNe, sriFidrIGH.
SttHr M1tskeXptf, Atalskrls4In, AunIrita.
trUp M1EHn,l1Gr, 81 Jnstpll, klts1Ylet.
l'rtIp Il. Z. ltEItsan. White laAu suNirtes.
'puI john Gregory. htHst:ct.&t lfuy. sli,,lr4ss.
Irllt u. j. JriHrs1al1. IrtetI ffny, snlislrl34.
1'e..tI iancttsn. ktnvttUn, l!sMN! In curn..
Henf titbrhltrF. hntRa9a, sh4.u W toFn'
Gsr t.r IiTy iiTy iimH!ii n:snn a Eani,m corn
Eshr tj"nt II Htr,, ii,Imst VI t}il III rs,rn M ''
@ Sr.,r II IT, iintII,,s H.,tfmt,s T;NI in what
, 1880-06-23
NOTES FROM ABROAD.
1.tFE.AAt1ku UN THE LAKE8.
SEatt. IE.,sstx. tffsil.tIsiE


while cur river und ocenn1.o!ng steamers hive
becn Illustrating tho risks u o IN tho EtrNt high
wnYs OF cunucrcc, sscrGtnry Ghcrlnn hls published
statement u tho work done by tho !itosayIlx
Iii loss than Six months Upun tho greatp iakes
EuH at uur ruuturs, probably. haso any
ttien Of tho risk. 6f life upon tl,eRo lnlasd aena
urd tho consequent Hecasatty for stations Ut
tl,e service. Frn, july ~ l'rc H. 1s tho sucrutary
yntes pfg1ty-fuur vca.oIs met with hsnst0ra lni-
rertllny their crews In bnlrti t!,sae vessols wcro
G.1 persoss. If whom alt waru snval but otl1. Tho
tuint vnl,lc Of tho i,rOperiy endangered Wna 5G
Ut which e5h, ,lxl waa saved.
Sumo OF tho Individual accounts Ut wrecked ressals
md Tho roacua II lives III ,oayy stls alId drisInR
rturtls, hnncly ststemcnn written by tho district nh-
GERS ur keepers, tuyc a thu sdrn,nntc forcu of u
cl],trF frtIm 11ugu uF ntcsAl}s. AmGnK lilo jnnat
iu,s1tus Ut thcso IL tic story VI tho ro.eue If tho
captain nnd eruw VI tho Muroury, utl hadly trozru
md driven nalloro III u frtvhsfu, storm Incur
.s5:sat zas 4ess sosofss SS' VIM es @ fe a @ e
o1 sncw at .t H. ,se 50 @ ss IT, IT,
@ ssise. sa deas. A .s!.ashi tSs s!sw iGg iii
III" 1s slt ss sss sS a6a 81 T. ae@
snd 70 y x,aastsa we!o u!e ani sfaai mn ~
iiiviu safely nshoIu. uut't was done. and nut tu
q S.'Hs e.:
s h ngI,,s, s' h, S9sSht MI S
sGsy pl59tx 5S9tes sa Fl IT, q s guard j.
= Gssss =: n;s s;s% 81.
ssS dsSSss xs'fs 81 fay'' x'sss sSs e5s '%s s
+ 4: $!s: t: :ss :s: ;s,
ssS i ~ @ re 9 @ Wy n
f1s" a aT III s Hs
wGsa s ~ % a"s b. s1s g iSs.* @ d sS Is
Tho outfit ot WoIihngto9 4 Hons @ T. Hsw vessel flaa
, 1880-06-23

Special uhpasth 10 Jnt 1htsaqs 7rtbrne.
JeIrcys, Of tho Illinois Central, Aus[stant Bupor-
Intcnfont john &. Jacobs, aud other utlclals of
thlt rt,a.l mot win tho business or ltoNa
iuRtnn to-day, md discussed the oxicnston Ut
tho Illinois Central kankitkeo llranuh) from Col
fax, Mclean Qouaty. wtsre it now ods, u thIs
oitF. Tho meeting waa IArHoly attended,, Mr.
Jatfrcys believed th,tt hl,ollt ss0Q0 aid should
Ia given by ljuoinIpKtOn mud tho fasn.crH!he-
twuei, this city and G4lfhx, ana utHMttttoos Meto
appointed. Clinton IL MI .blaetlyu point. Ntso,
aild }k.oplo In that uty und aatutninY snwHs&l,t3
hav0 b0pn working u soauru tho o4lena1on ifur
eUuiD thus pnStt n'.~
, 1880-06-23

mi tho 1ay1on. covnaton = TtaGdo Nallron'l
Ta,rattori preserves tic innlr Of tho Toilette.
f1c!rhoa !k burlington Railrmd Coh,Fany.. Tho
ktockhoilers nf tho now cUr7nrattoi1 met md
cicrttNl Il full Ilturh TT Directors, WIN nster.
wards OrHnnTzEl by electfux Ucn. John n. Crre
frcat,lcHt. JamcA Irvine vtc9. Frcaeht md tlen-
ern MRnlgcr, md ftn1s C,trth. Jr.. SECRETARY
and Treasurer. Construction In hclng vigorously
rusllss md tho rcad will bo IN readincas for the
fall trnflo,
, 1880-06-23
....cn. tlH7. cfrnr rib, g.l0; clear U.G1. ii.cnn
h." Ind hi4hor! ahumId0ra t0 rlenr RIB, 0.75I
tttn# tttttas SE Iiams-tuFar-crfsd, vAtsl0ho.
f1M:: ,sxY-f1r1I Ut thu.


,,rwarHeE. June .a-FL0t:n--Dutl and wnhk.
EE..Iy-Wbuat btca4Iys opened ~ luwcr, md
.,s.os uulett No. Milwaukee, hnr t0s No. NIL
.tsf. tCD; M. dt. !r2cl juno Vzcf Jniy. pa1fc;
ss.iI He; No7 Milwaukee,. Ret No.. lie; reject
~ cnrn cnsfps; No. T. xc. t}Ala qott No. 4 nc
e. en,et hut t1cndyt No. at itXc ltarlcy uti nnd
hhi.rr; hiS Nh. fnli fHc
"a u9s; r.! tIs xst Sss @F q
y ~ a nd JULY; {GtO August
s1puarcriTrs-Fionr I'll 4iD brss whoat lap btt' oats,
Ass9IGtrgarsrs-whens, s1o bu. corn, eop bu, oa,s.
bu
, 1880-06-23
THE RIVER FLOODS,

Hpeeial Lispateh IL The chfea0o Tribune.
DUnu4uK, H., Juno G..-I0-ilay tho Watnr
reached twenty-five foet and eight inches, md III
now ut standsttll. Reports from In Crrsso nti
McUreRor report It fnll.ng raItfty. TlAlsa OH
tho Iltiuols Central Will not bo tm5N<let hut uo
trirs will o ablo to run i,nrth Or south OIL tho
Chicago, Clinton, dubuque s Minnesota fur tive
1tlSA.
, 1880-06-23
rfesI~1*nN.


f. lotfIs. juno ...-t,uTruS-Q nt 11.1c sales.
GaleA; reretptA lGJ5 Bhpnsents l+xU; Ht0ck. 2s1u.
HEw 0ltEANs. Juno :11. 11.-EuTrnN-Qu!ot; mlItlIlng,
lic: Iuw ,ldltnr Ike; v,,ul ordinary 1ia, not
Mslpts su aalcai groHa ls5 saiest l.NlI stock IT,
, 1880-06-23

nosYoy, juno e22--FtNun-HtoadY prd unchanged.
CuhtS-Corn steady, mixed and yolIow, 6t,faG7o.
NJ, ut1, No. md oKtrn whtte. ttG5<sci No. white.
rnxatc: No. mixed and Mo- whtt0, +1G]t24c. HyC,
nS11'rrys-CiioiSa II estefn croamcrtes es.t; lac
,ttci cjItcG, 1IH&11o. cuInmun 10 good, lJ4tl5c.
FF;Hs-WBHtcfn frcxh. lfa<kfiJc.
NEcElivrs-FtouF, 3,nu trla; corn, t80D but Whonl
Enit1,,. - .....
, 1880-06-23
WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno e3.-WonL-Hteady, Ohio.
nNh West Virginia doubIs extrA nhd
.tare, !%l.GGs nxtrn, s4tsc, medium, Akact conEsc,
EtEc; New York, Michigan, indiana, and Western
ane. aAtf7c: medium. tAeEE: EitnrNe tta4ac wnshGl
ta,Iu nt luIMlhG sssta.1!Gc: unwaslIu C1MbfnHA Ahl
tsnc, medium. Ik9Jic tub.Nnbhed, ARs1oot pulled,
USA
, 1880-06-23

Special Dtspatth 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Juno 2.-GItAtS-Tho Prtee
curtat reports: Whcnt--llecoIpts, l9.N bu, shp-
uents Ab1 bu, lnwer, M. !? cnsfl; sci July. :5Ao;
is!pFnonis l.VU but weak, NJ. . cslst, 26o; july.
Alc - =
, 1880-06-23

rxonIA, Ill., June 2.-0RAIs-corn dull end lower;
.1a.m,zcd. 7st1ear3fc; mxod, 13Aarp5c. Oats dull:
H. sw,lto, as.tz;t4c. ltye dull; No. :, 13l!6l7lc.
HtoHWlNEs-Btoady nt &iU7.
, 1880-06-23

nCrrA1o, Juno N.--1nA1S--Nvhont dull hut arM;
ules tan bu No. hard shuhnyQAn" Mt s1.'8. Curn
,ul and tuwcr; chr lots Of 1lst-mixoA nt Ac. 0ata
'Glx 'c4xSL EMEi1iIfS- and lrm..
, 1880-06-23

PtrrsNu1ta, June Observation-Disclosures crnAe.
Irregular: elotsl ut t'IA Ut 'arksrs for shipment;
~ strSttXNn:5 s IT,. Jaf'o :s:~issTiloLxux-ves nsm
ND 8dFuIGHt u VIC.
, 1880-06-23

nE1NoiT, Juno e27.-FI.Dult-Du1lt A5t&GW.
GnAlS-WlIcnt wcak; No. white. $lJul. Juno.
nnat JnIy,!c August. Dxo bidt t}cDbor. Vic blsit
sllns No. nominal necelpts, t2UQbu3 shlpinentss
hMu III.
, 1880-06-23

oswEdO, Juno 2.-GHAlN-Wheat weak; No. i
rbito Michigan, fl.1y4f.N. CuEn nn1nIuaiI TN
tlanSol.
, 1880-06-23
RAILROAD TIMR.TiAnLH,.
ARRIVAL AND DIP PahPUl.E on TRAINS.


th1raxa =. Nnrthwe&tcfn Railway.
For hsni~. tuie-lsukk4 Tlm9.r3blss4 HieeptIsa.frf
ncxsin'nnlal!ons. ! ,ap!y " nnJ of lhg following
, t!sKnt "nsTs .ao u tno ctmny' niMn q C1ar*.s,
northeast ear,Gr Itund9p9 mud ;blata -s,s] Tsa1ar
, 1880-06-23

CHICAGO d sTnAwN.
The Btockhudors Of tho EhlGAK0 j. Strnw1l
Iantlwny {Chtuayo extcnsltn Of tho Wnbilshl held
il meeting yesterday Mt tho uil!ce Of Mr. ]. N.
Jowett in tho Temper Hook aud p.,aaei rcsol.t
ttonH authorizing tho consolidation Of this roatl
with tho wnbnsh, st. L<,uts & pAcitlc Hallway
Company. Tile ChsuAg0 s. 8trhwn WIS built by
tho owuura Ut tho Chiena0 & padnoat, tho Wa
bas&i purchasing thu lnttur IN condition shat It
should lMltld tbs cktet,son fruni 9trswl1 TO Chi'
.noathe ngs,, atil thu aotion Yesterday VILE neoos-
sAry> To- complete tl9 gnrgai. It'9 a1,,I ~,
hurenttur As tho Chicago Dtvistsn nf tho WI.
baal.. vt: Lnnis s. rssctc. Tho Wntush would
this CITY but for t,e obstacles IN the wny Ut tho
cnaru!on u tho ChloARuA ltl4la'!.i, ,wtli
Se SeIs y s ts ey s ffs i / s1 ss t !s IT, w.
i Ghi!nso W wsst.rn iitana. III " Ths oeIsIs at ts
stacies in tho WY oi III completion ca., better
be nyercntnu; 1ts nrlnclInst tplA'ieI'tm IT, Is Mr.
aas u tic s q q shs se snr It
Hsxtuunth street. Ther Say II they uwn tllo lo.pf
they will 10 al!s to bring Vanderbilt to ter'us.
rl,do, t1ov cnn rcacl, thoEr topta Mow III e0urso
OF cructton on Twelfth street uild Third av1nuo.
EVANSVILLE IL ISplASAPOL1s.
Tho schunc to btt!u an alr.llnp routf botwccn
Evansville and indianapolis lns takcn ,,uw
phuae. Lust week George Iioherts nnsl other Of
tlctulB Of tho Ponnay aylsun!A Cuulpahy tnct 1T Nrw
York, for conference, tho syndicate WIN pro-
posed to build usu ln,iinunpulIs + tyHnsvilu
straight line. Mr. 1inherts proposed to tieargo
ola & vlneenncH li4l for less n.nney tl,a!I they
could build now roat; ata tue !'cnnsyisaMln
cuit.cs is Il wt,sao Ur wn'ild teass t[nt portion
nf tho road het.zeen WUrihInntnl md
indianapolis. wheFo tho .pn,pesAi now
tion With tho:-s,lt!iHtal,olls & vIn..rtlies, :,
running much Of tho wny s!.lc by aldo; Mr.
Ut r1Ai frUln Worth!nxtoss to Evnnsyiliu,--4N
Mtr.lne which wsuld rtiu directly tl,sunsh tho
ronl-ullnes nnd Htonp.1uArriHs Ut tlo s1uttl-
DpcneA uIl.
, 1880-06-23

Special p4Pateh 10 TN 0hteaYo Tribune, .I
1Np.ANAlsoLlg, Ind, juno :ss..-ArtIcles :Gt ns-
sociatian of tho Butler / Datro!t HatlroaatA
pAny wero filed this ,uo.utnv.i In the osIce II tho
Secretary OF Stats. Tho Company parpobcs u
ee,Mt and operate short lfne trolu uQtlps,
1u4L, to potnllt, Aloh. TIN oapltalstoak lsslxo4
at t5Quxh, md has all becl sut,scribed #:rer-
sniis Interested in tho euf1e1he. rho s0SAn n-
suetury claim That It Nfl} 10 Il 1,rt,tninpiM and
yMtabo ctuncotlttg link lA3twccn this 3&1fte An{l
Michly91., ~ we'll vi good iccdcs to tisn larger
, 1880-06-23

Knowles' Insect Powder Gun Is 1,Y fartho best.
, 1880-06-23

CONSOLIDATION.
ToLEno, o., June s.s.-Tho consolidation ct tho
Toledo, utiphos & Burlington HalIroal Company
, 1880-06-23

It Dttly. b tImtly c1crlt sHuilf Sth,lbY, pxecof
eMurtar. 4 !,aily. csrs,}'t ai..d,sy.
t'ntlltan st;.wh"r' :>fr.1nx,tnr~ ant i'lsacnrcr
I"s:!.h: AsAisan. r0.nE,; ntd Kansas tlty through
lntw.s'n CItr-,rn nnd kn,!rt4 CITY. G., b. i u. din.
!.iE-LHrsHttaEhaI IL al trslinA. -
Ghirrru, N'tss'nmltnc * Ht. Pant R-1twnr
"iI. infldu" I!et. t;tlntln At1d tnrto.1.
sts Ticket t'lt4.is. III Elark-st. Palmer Iinnaa
urnnd lNelila ifut9, ulla ut Il,flnf 7
, 1880-06-23

'... >f'hre0fen 4. sA1tn..
Union l'oro West s'Sie, NJ ,,rs,er E;nei md YIN na
il,lr.!*.t Ticket Offices. nj nHpnsA ~ Snulh Clutk
NJ, Gnrl l'arlfc llut0l RnI Phlrlur iuuse.
, 1880-06-23

Al tTA4na run Via Mllwnukoo l1ckatN fur II. I'uut
aIid Atttiltn!sis arn sGuI Pliher yin Maltapn md
pF;llrlg lu CIGtI, If vtl LII Er.IhAt Mnd WHpnn.
FfiHn's t*'ptrsf Nrit~11t
ltHr1t fnHf Of lax1% i.s1 y1 ~ Fifsrntr-9noon1-4t
'lt&eL Utl,' III !.,.s'ttpl-dt. Hear Clnsx, Grand
i'Nrlltu ltuti. HtIa Palmer itsta ~. -''-
, 1880-06-23

Stettas pltpateA to 1As Chteapa Tt1b4nk.
FNNr ta,lnuMkE. Out, June A-lesS4d up
e4s1aer yvtutn.ah. kiA1s:on ~ Ch!caIo, w ifGu;
, 1880-06-23

Arrested for I;nthczz1clncnt-Ontr
tsn SsilibNrtlfA t:rilye-A Divorce, Cusc
lit the Presbyterian General A%*cili.
biy-tF1Iolesille Emigration Of UnuA.
tltaMH TO sIiG ktMfea
, 1880-06-23

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fsall railroads. Come, comrades, let
Izus have . full attendance. Adam
Marty president; R. L. German,
| secretary.
GRANT OR WINDOW.

Winona Republican - Recent adj
vices from Washington repeat what
has been said before that in the
event Of a breakup Of General
Grants and Mr.. Blaine's forces at
Chicago, Mr.. Windows chances
are excellent and growing stronger
Mr.. Edmunds is regarded as having
no availability as a second choice
and Mr.. Washburne's enforced rela-
tions to the anti Grant party in Hi.
nois, it is believed, practically re-
moves him from the field, even if
he desired to benefit by the defeat
of General Grant, which is hardly
credible. Tins there would remain
only Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. Window
in which event, it is predicted by
some shrewd observers, the Mime
sofa candidate would distance his
Ohio competitor on the home stretch.
So mote it be.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-02

The following circular, which ex-
plains itself, has been sent out to
the members Of the First Minneso.
ia: Comrade, the thirteenth annual
reunion Of the cold First regiment
Minnesota volunteers, will be held
in Camp Sully, White Bear Lake,
on South Shore house grounds, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 8
and 9, 1880. Tents and cooked.
rations will be provided for all com.
rades and their families so that no
expense need be incurredafter reach.
ing camp. Bring your blankets.
Excellent hotel accommodations at
hand if desired. Arrangements
We been made for reduced fare on
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Great Excitement in Chicago.

Special telegram Tor KeVleW.
CHICAGO, June /, 1SS0-The dele
gates to the National Republican Con
vention which meets tomorrow have
now all arrived. The excitement is
intense and it is hard to foretell the
result, although everybody comedies
that Gen. Grant has the most dele.
gates. Heaven and earth is be.
ing moved to defeat Grant, but | do
not think the anti-Grant men-which
includes all his opposition-can sue
coed. The Grant men are determin.
ed and will make gallant fight. The
Illinois delegates all wear badges
bearing inscr 'ptions as follows:
"GRANT-Let us have peace-1lli'
nois.'' The New York delegates also
wear Grant badges. A monster Grant
meeting was held last night. The
anti.third termers also held an open
air meeting. Will telegraph as soon
as nomination is reached. Everything
is quiet at the Window headquarters
and the delegates feel confident.
j. BoBLETER.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-02

AN ACT for the relief of settlers
on public lands.
Be 1T enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives. ofthe Unit.
ed States Of America IN Congress as
sembled, That when presumption,
homestead, or timber.culture claim
ant shall file a written relinquish-
ment of his claim in the local land.
office, the land covered by such claim
shall be held as open to settlement
and entry without further action on
the part Of the Commission of the
General Land Office.
Sec. 2. In all cases where any
person has contested, paid the land.
Office fees, and procured the cancel
lation of any pre-. emption, home.
stead, or timber-culture entry he
shall be notified by the register of
the land.office of the district in
which such land is situated of such
cancellation, and shall be allowed
thirty days from date ofsuch notice
to enter said lands: Provided, That
said register shall be entitled to a
fee Of one dollar for the giving of
such notice, to rs paid by the con-
testant, aud not to be reported.
Sec. 3. That any settler who has
settled or who shall hereafter settle,
on any Of the public lands Of the
United States, whether surveyed or
not surveyed, with the intention
of claiming the same under the
homestead laws, shall be allowed the
same time to file his homestead ap-
plication and perfect his original en-
try in the United States land office
as is now allowed to settlers under
the presumption laws to put their
claims on record, and his right shall
relate back to the date of settlement,
the same as if he settled under the
pre.emption laws.
Approved, May II, 1880.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-02

The anti.Grant papers can see
nothing but machine work, bulldo.
zing and trickery in everything
which has been done for Grant. II
there was such an immense MAORI.
ty Of the people opposed to Grant,
there was nothing under heaven
that prevented their outvoting the
Grant men. The fact is the anti.
third term machine has been " orked
so much to beat Grant that it is all
worn out and at every turn of the
wheel it gives out a squeal. Boys,
you have been beaten fairly, so give
up like little men.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-02

The National Woman's Suffrage
association is in session in Indiana.
polls. A resolution threatening to
oppose any political party which
does not incorporate in its platform
plank in favor of woman's rights
has been adopted. Application has
been made-by the association for
the admission Of seventy.six of its
members to the Republican conven.
ton at. Chicago to-day, which APP
plication is endorsed by a number
Of prominent Senators, including
Mr.. Window of this State. Mr..
Blaine did not sign the document.