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, 1880-04-10

flg HV0t1ntlCq OF LEGISLATIVE NilLlt3 nllu lt1lA
florence to tho public fntcrests.
There has been nm nmple flrti for lcgisin- !
tion Of useful character, but thu Dunno |
crnts },nyc ,ptAlsteutly t,egicctc. It. 1solicf |
Inns l,een demanded without rcgurtl 10 pnrty
]tlcs rruN tl.o oppression nf raI1rnad mo-
nopolists, but tho Democratic majority l,ns !
turuet, a deaf ear 10 a1f appeals. Tor mouths
the subject Of National regulation uf tho
inter-Stutc railroads has been banlfcd about
II, committee, but tllofc has bccn III sign Ut
iii earnest purpose to agreu upola al. nde-
tuatu system of supervision. Wien specific
instances Of extortion ertl discrimination
'hnyo been BROUGHT to tho attention Ut Coll-
rrcss they hayonot received tho consideration
which o,tght To iaye brcil given to tllein.
Tt,c ngre,ncnt betweon tho trunk.lfEo rail-
roeds anil thu Standard I'll Company MID tllo
cu,,trnct iutwruit tho 1'nuittc Railroads. A'Mt
tho pacine Nntl Steamship CnMpnny-l,otls
corrupt co1,splracirs agnfnst tic public
have been pushed as[lo or itltr,tsletl 10
guardianship sllro to fayor tic ,nu.sotmIlsts.
Propositions fur relief from oppressive laxss-
tlon hnvu shared tho eatne fatc. 1t hns beon
demonstrated TINT tito, duty oil inatcrl-
nj entering Into tho manufactures OF
paper md nlsu TIC duly up''' prlnt-pal'er
llaye tlona great Injustice ailt tnflnt tlAlll''En
to tho publishers without increasing the row
enucs Of tho co.lntry; yet tho Dcnocrat'o
maturity consents To stral.gle tho wlltlo mat-
ter In committee, or 10 lon.l .!owr. tho prop'-
sition for relief with attachments that arc
suro to kill 1t.
'r1,e Democrats thus far l,avo only sue"
cccletl III providing themselves With hctcs
1oircs of which they cnll't rid themselves.
Mr.. l}ayarl started of III tho Senate with n
urt1DsfttOu tO retire. cancel, nnA destroy tito
, 1880-04-10

ANOTHER printsng-oi1ics Inns been sup
psessel by tho Russian inMthoriltcs. 1Nla ttlo Il
WIZ locntrl ut Bt,n!ensi, whlet. ind!entes tlat
tho Nh!'!stit conspiracy hus fa,sI'd It's wuy into
North Nusjttl.
, 1880-04-10

TnE American Consul ut COnstantln0pte
refuses 10 surrender am American ettixon WIN
killed turk tu thu Turkish uuvernmeAi, THO
offender LAS been trtcl befu1u tito Cn,yul. found
4.liEty Ut IIlAI.RauKhtur. null suAto1evt tu two
MIul,.hs' in.prisunlnunt, Thu Turkish authors
ties preItrss AYaInst this ucuuA alll doulaa4 tho
surrender of the GIlprlt.
, 1880-04-10

Tur Cu.cA0o TninitEx Inns established brunch
Offices for tho receipt Ut subscriptions and adrcssn-
Mcnts rs fui1uws:
NEW Yoltn-lloom 70 Tribune building. TT. Mo-
fAnnEH, hNnagnr, .
GlAYtioW, tcot,and-Al!nn's American Nows
Agency. IL ttonNs1d-4t
LONDON, EitK-Amertcan Exchange, ~ braho+
lE&IsY i. GtlI.tu. ARant
WASHINGTON. H. G-l3!o + street.
, 1880-04-10

&1,601a yoar. 1fo snvcd snvnrai thaltRnrd dol"
lars, al Of whteh vns a.tnk IN MI unfortunate
prccnback puptr in ChIuugn. HInoy wis tho''Rht
10 10 Il tnnn of grcnt power III liis Ft'ol dhys.
i'l,sn,gh hn cn,,d sua,soly wstte ltfa nhtl,o,
flr VIVA II fuscin!o spenser Hnh II t,aturl lcader
ttF l.tt4I..
, 1880-04-10

'rl1E snttrlcal pamphlet eMtttied "Tlo Com
iuH Grown" l,ns boon circulated Widely through
mt tho country, md ssnlo potsons express ill.,
sire to know who Is responsible forit. Tho Anti
Ihlnl.l'erM LoaEuu of New Yurk IL ,tnt1ersts~nl
to bu sending it out. i,rcgurd to tho disclaimer
ol thu Washington l'lalio Club Ut nny kunwl-
c.iKc OF It, tho st. Paul Pioneer lttss enttEu9ly
sAya.
Thu disclaimer h hartlly necessary. No cam-
rnKn aitrI1ltttr9 Ei13ut1l nut II, fr1ur GSpr B1tt-
teGtte IN hulnx hulf rs interesting ns that brill
iaiIt und prophetic lIAilpltrt.
, 1880-04-10

tlAthASr young Mckinley, 1T Ohiu. Is na-
sl4,tl nf Il rcnnn,[nluh nn reelection to Cofi-
Rrtsa. lilo f,ns bruti n useful nc,nur, nn sineo
tho old districts hntc l,een trAtnr will hnvo MI
easier tlmc 1T gottlng reelection thnn he dill
years nEo.
, 1880-04-10

As WAS anticipated, Tho Republican ncws-
pnrura VI trnnco aru tWyMn!ng to stlsttuct TINT
l'flneu Joron.e liniiuInsus lettor wis lid lur
lhtItc1ll support. rlulI-i'lah Is II versatile but
nwKwAlsl schcllcr. Ills ct1kIkul pulley has
always boctl transparent 9hu,I1,
, 1880-04-10

havo obtained 81, ,ooooo in this wny It will 10
legal organization with power to locate rlaco
for taolIing tho exhibition within Now York
City, to which forctg, nations shall bo lnritod
to sct1J protluQte NJ all kinds.
, 1880-04-10

TILE Observation-Disclosures young nlall
who vc,tm[xcd Dr.. Morgan l>lx IL chnruei With
vlutIniz.ux soycral Now York mil Philadelphia
icwrlors by 1MyY fsm gtst,,ls with forged mites.
, 1880-04-10

GrS. MEIiKorr and Ills Supreme Com-
mission arc making It lively for tho 1T. tercrs-
burg editors. It Is dangerous for Ahose Ecntle-
,lcsl to uso tholr quilts tuo freely.
, 1880-04-10

HEH. GRANT arrived at Mobile yestortn
Moon, and WIS thu guest Ut tho members Of tn
Cotton Exchange lust evening. There WIZ II
public demonstration Of any consequence.
, 1880-04-10

SOME OF tho woman syifraEfsts Of FRANCE
ecf,lso to pny taxes Until they nrc hllowod tn
vote. Taxation without representation ID not to
tholr liking. -
, 1880-04-10

LAny DuyFE1IS Ii relnrtrtl to 1IRyc Ind q
nRrruw cscnpo during 4 hunt IN tho furost ncar
II. Petersburg tho ptlor dny. Sho WIS set upon
suddenly by IL bcar, Asld wnlllA cortuin!y haye
ben killed but for tho Rl'!antry aud prcsutlco Ut
mind OF Il member nf tho English Ea'bussy. who
dispatched tho forvc!uuk btuto With g0veEul shots
fruln h&B t1fUlyUt.
, 1880-04-10

TttE lscp,lbllran Hthta VI Iowa promises
to send sulA .l!ugntion fur nRiue tn tho Chi-
cHgu Convention. Ut tho le!rK,ltes alrcn'!y
ct,oYcsl to tho hcIlnhitcai, Convention Ut that
Stutc .i0nrp for lsIatnu aud only twcnty.clght
, 1880-04-10

THE City Treasurer If 81. John, N. g.,
Ia lefnutrr To thu extent uf $f00uu, Hitherto
episodes ut tI,s kind hmvo beet, chntinel VI.
l,ost exclusively u Lilo United Btat.s. It would
nppe,sr TINT uur nclghtors nru esnuloua Ut our
Gxututtr,
, 1880-04-10

1'lu Health Commissioner thinks tint lio
ha4 t,iacoycr4l tho hu,so lit wht, most Ut tho
recent t.lsea af k,nalt-pnx have ur1xtnnlnl. 1t
IL situated the wCKt Ailtn nf ffAlhtud strU0t,
1,rlwcrM Madison nil.l 3Iu,lta,u struulH.
, 1880-04-10

In Springfield the lna,.ngcrs Of tho Work
lngEcn's organization contracted To 1oliver
tholr votes to tho Democracy. Thu wnr1tlugnlctl
refused to be delivered, and voted tho Republic
an ticket.
, 1880-04-10

TEN tranl,s: aild >four prisoners: escaped
tr6In tho jAil Mt Kcnosha TAursday, night.
Only ono has yut born captured.
, 1880-04-10

NO noon roll ANYnopY--WNAT i WrHpo1
MOVEMENT WOULD pilIsAnE.
9ptetal Dtspatth 10 7ks (Ateaeo 7ttbuas.
ST, PAUL, Mlnn., April p.-Thp nesting Of the
Republican Central CuulmltteD has not contrib
uted much to tho clucllat4on OF tho ppl!tlcll
problem. Members Of tho Ctnnmtitco could mot
10 induced to cxpruas dcoldud enough prefer
enccs for Presidential candidates to xtye coltr
to theIr meeting. II tho ColnlnIttee II fncllned
to bonn talutly fur anybody. 1t Ia W!Miomi p4a4
, 1880-04-10

Erttrtd at ths Iuttf1ee at Ehteapo, III. d. atteH8'
ttus9 tftttsE

EtMSf 3lifINF
to, the nnncne nf o1,r posrnhs vino dcssrn to seId
ttnR{o cpucr OF THE 1iItlltSE through tho MALI No
sise herewith tho transient rnt1 Of posta2e:
Dd1arstte. r. tiHf.
Fiaht nfh 'rwero Page rabaE..."..s......"..E eets
Sixteen pngp ettlts
Fhftfgn.
Fight and Twelve rnRo t'hlur ur...,.........ss9 conE
klxtech lAGo IApGr GUILE
, 1880-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.

Il sri;..sE1s OF tho Kiyrr danube has boe1l
Bnnk by collision, md olnvcn ot tho passengers
nnd 1.-Two Of tho crow pcr18hcu.
, 1880-04-10

TIfE Spanish Corles Inns fixed 40, ,000 rs tho
limit oG the Spanish standing army In Cuba.
1tasher large tosno to retain hold OH suci,
2,nnli pl1co> g..
, 1880-04-10

Tile Llh'lN1 majurtty Is eo largc, aud tho
tulc elu'Il,t l thn parly IL VI vrrat, thAt II IL
lluw bekIuyM! Mr.. llMtlatuAU will DO tho n0xt
English Vre.n!ts, notwithstanding tho yusausltn
utsl!ku VI tho Queen. harrington and 0ranyltla
viii have cAb!nut tusltluns, but tlelr tu1 con-
srryutsye !nilucIleo will bo moro thnp counter
bInce,l by buiuy asstulutc.l with lueIl liku John
llrEgAL All Hir Charles ". bike.
, 1880-04-10

MEASURES ufo being tMke,t by thu tinsstan
Cabiset tu rlaeu tho prHfllccs ~ well ~ Ut.
Petersburg u!ltler tho emtr4s' Ut Gun. Mcikoft's
Supreme Commission. TEluy arc hasing raslor
pleasant tinlcs in 1tus4tA nowadays.
, 1880-04-10

'EItsuys wflo wish To know wfleru tho
thfr-tern tntchino is ulny tltll out by 1nqAiring
Ut lJon Canlorun.
, 1880-04-10

THE Rothaclthts' V!enn't l,anktng-house
has lost 1ODjDoo francs through tito operation Of
dishonest c1sator. Tho cashier haa boon mr.
cGStcd. g.
, 1880-04-10

TIFF Democratic party Of Peoria, having
snrptpd doEuat ut tho hunds Of tho Irish tho
other say, now hotsts thu old banner. NO Irish
llpel apply" i.
, 1880-04-10

WE would rail- attcntit,l 10 tho fact tilat tho
Naustptnu WIN ustc,atn tho ,lo'nIi,ntimi OF snn.
qualifications Df luther cnll1t4utes. ~ fans that
WtIuLd iI.lKu TN excellent example TO follow
Huston Junfiul.
The Jo,tr,M. evidently docs not exchange with
tho Ch!puKo Thtr.l-Ior1l Ii0Wler,
, 1880-04-10

THE 1.cntlyIllc Herald warns workfngmcn
nXM!nst investing III Trick Potnufoys mining
6elclMo.
, 1880-04-10

C,ark street, bntweell ika and isa,ldntp. Fnxn1t.
Ursy." 4tftrmnGn ni,d evening.
, 1880-04-10

Randolph street. botwoen EENst atd la Bnla. I'm
eagemcnt of 1,obson and Tram. "bharps md f1ass'
AfturiIOon Ind evening.
, 1880-04-10

Jo11y SISEy. the old leader OF tho Miners
tld I.aborcss' uHlo,,, IL dying ut bis home near
Vt. Clur, PA. lIe used u bo paid s4lary Of
, 1880-04-10
AAlUSENii:NTS.


N[cvscAcr'a rhents-1.
Madison street, botwepn Dearborn md Se&Ae IN.
kaxeu,ant uf Atlas Ain Gavnndlat. "As fou Like IT,
Anqrnuon ntld oYonlHt.
, 1880-04-10

A1:roN goes nRnilE,t tl,o Democracy and
puts u bumper on BILL Murrlsoli.
, 1880-04-10

Dearborn strcet. cmrHcr Of M0Hrho, EnsaTome'i
OF the kIznlEy Brothers "EnchaHtment" AftoL
mum uId evening.
, 1880-04-10

Clark street, betwcen Washington nnd 1sandop'
~undcr the uasllEht" Afternoon and oven!nE.
, 1880-04-10

THE sase OF the colDged cnslct Whitaker,
nnd Incidentally tho EcnrtNl tnnnngcMont Of lilo
West Point Aealcny, catl,o up fortttsrusson IN
thu Suuato ycstertlny On Senat1r I.6gan's intro
duuag q rosolutlon askln4 tho Beuiptnry Of
Wnr FOR Information hbDttt tho nlnttur. Scll.
nt0ts Voorhees, and tfoMt wero pnrtfcC-
lhrly scvpre III tlu!F, criticisms Of
tho conduct Of Students attending tho
Acntlcny, uni Ut the management which
permitted b,,ch nltfsrs. Tho ln.llnnn Senator
Batl thut, unloss lni,rp olylllzrd a,ld humane
methods otNtuul there. It tl,nis! o abolished.
whtLu antlator iIoar, rUferrlng tn tho oo1ltl,tui
M1ni frrrunt maitrcatniunto of e0totrd Students,
s,t TINT thu Inst Itutlon sll0ull hu Blruili 10
tnlwler" unless tho ib.sts ct.sHc.l. III this Gtl-
nucttoN It may Ii, mc,Ittonc4t That evidences
multiply wlilch II, to stlnw tint tue ,nAttlntlon
If WhIttakcr WIN mol tlntn by hulsr!r.
, 1880-04-10

hNrf4TI11Ittt!rEttatt ttf:S0f.tfTtflSS NGrh n[fpt"
,nlIn lsi1tsy tho Republican Conventions of New
Hampshire, massachusetts, Now York, Pe1insrl-
ynuIa, uh.t,. lnwu. Minnesota, Wlscn,,si,., Cnl!-
fur1,M u,ll uttor stntes fllintis dit int hold
s1tute t't.lscntIon tlnt your: II It hid, similar
resolution wtntd uHillirstIonnhly h1vu bcon
n'iuptct. us In every thnr Republican Stntu tilo
4letnnnh fur Atth nctlnit wl.H nperlttFt* lluforb
tho Illinois Convention Of fAih met tho thittl'
torn fsNuc WIS rrNnticAl1y mat OF tho e1tf'vAas.
Tho resolutions Of Massachusetts. New York,
Pennsylvania. Ohio. New Hampshire. and 1own
hnve bepn t{eiGiTily reprinted In tho ncws-
pnprra III Ibis yGnr; Tut tho Following have mt
sgeil thu light siiagu thuy wcre n1Oted, tive years
Agu:
I,ssareti, Thnt tho letter .aidrosscd by tho
President 10 tio fhurinai If tho punl,sylyanLlt
Republican State EunyestU nhl thu subject
nr his acsss*i; 's ,! @ IT,, e9,GaS r,,,,i, rG1
ind i,ai sut.iei,loNt II thu thssl.tern n9lfatlou,
ostsies at.tt .lIssensioms IL tic f"ruiirnii purity.
ae r't r,''stt,cG t C'Ect " s.h;51to, s u re- e;
rsx 10 't @ taH eaass op p sHiSs1 th's rsut
ttnl tern. md tho ui!'rnnf,cc BY res!,lGila uraht
t shp pEins!nG y @ w sfgy ra'y fs's a
o,,a ini3oyati1n:-f'''esofs q t Hepahoa" co're's-
III: Rs:solrti, mnn fhnt we accept with approval tho
tniinnce In oitcB nf my Chief MnKistrnto Of tho
NH's tss, Fl p:Ss Sss Dss;;a sh v iT1 it,
| Thu resolutions or Massachusetts nhd renn-
sylyAnin nro tho nnst explicit nj all, md do not
| icnye loupholc Of csalpo for th,Ae who now ns.
Eurt thnt tho original objection WIS to conttnu-
Otis trrnis. Those resolutions wcro rs follows:
Hfxnluetf, Ilnt wo laclnrO our firm md un-
qiM.cd ,theroneo to tho ,,,nwr!ttcn Inv of Tim
| Republic. which wisty Nd under tho s|lnutt0n
~ m asy s as saS e t ew ts tS 'ss s,
VT hspMb'lcas tt a,syy y re1gna,ton re- *, 'n3
, 1880-04-10
PRESIDENTIAM.

i IhE6lUENl1-AlN'
The New York Democrats
Laboring FruitlesIy for
Harmony.
Attempts Of tllo Pennsylvania
Democracy to Reconcile
Their Differences.
Movement Making to Push Sam Ram
dali Before the Cincinnati
Convention.
The Choice Of the Southern
States Generally Adverse
to Tilden.
Seymour Still Firm in His De-
termination to Decline the
Nomination.
THO Oregon Democratic Dclega-
tion Largely Favorable to
Judge Field.
| The German Vote in Its Rela.
tion to the Presidential
Question.
Reasons Why HornlaM.Amorfcans 0p~
pose the Nomination Of Con.
Grant,
And Why They Favor the 0andi-
daoy Of the Hon. f. B.
Washburne.
, 1880-09-18
A CLEVER TURN.

a smart Election Wager on a (:uitc-
les. Democrat,
- 6pfsiat Dt,,,stsa 10 The cateeoo tribune.
LAr.yr4vrr Iu,, sn,t 1sVsca ,a,..
rs 'nal' grows Older" remarked the old
German, "tho moro by slleminy crlpcs he
pulitcnl ,natt.rs AZ we'll as o;hars W., ysrv ~
.,.ocne"f,i ..s., 49, vs. W. ~, ." ~ vo1'' ~ sciy
saceessiu! trap was !ald ty n prominent
Young Republican Of this city, In tho llppe Of
capturing Willy nld Democrat who had
nlatle soiue inttutQtIuns of 4 tlestre to !" mt
w. 4tta1o tn, Mohcy on tne lfeshaeht'al
Iesult' Ihe Democrat Is an cnslluhl.
Asttc adlntrer of 1lnncock, and coll
illent!y predicted his ejpction. nd,l-
jhr that IL lad n: ,f.tIo ,sool.,t ,,,a,,'..
, 1880-09-18
Taylor, Of the Tenth Regiment, and her

Taylnr, Of the Tenth Regiment, and her
children are nlso in attendance.
Tho boys lmVo Ila'i gnod time. Muyor.
Baylrss nlade. nj, address Of welcome, vUtcd
them the freedom Of tho city. invited them to
s!nS ltng and cnme. again. lien. Harrison,
t;cn. Strrtglt. Afnf. Simpson, and others
tnntlG stirring addresses. kcppiig tic boys IN
tllc best nf h'nMor. This ,mnrnlng CO... lilly
W!!so', mule lhe. annual address. i was
quite lengthy, md lad been prepared with
.nucta care. Ills reference to the dead
War t;overnor, Morton, aud i!,c great
tinies Of the State aml in tho counriis
of the Nation IN its hours OF supreme peril
WIRE warmly applnntIed. There was n
patriotic. !sli'it iinuing through every sen-
itnrc, There wn@ III. I!rsiinllry In snylny
that The War for tlle. .Ulllon Wis right, a1id
the wnr against the Union was wrt,,.H, aiul,
as knltl ierH in that grand struggle, they haIt
no aphf0res tn make FIR tlle part they tnnk.
Altogether the reunion wns orr. OF grrnt
PLEASURE to the par'iritauts.. Gems. K"y'u,l.ls
mud S!rrtaht commanded llo forccs lii the
sham battle.
, 1880-09-18
INDIANA VETERANS.

sp<esa. nspetsa 70 11s caieaqa zttauna.

Xt@uNkusks
Special ptspatsa 10 1ns Cateaso Tt1auns.
FRANKFORT, 1nd., Sepr lI-Tlle reunion
OF tho Tenth Indiana Volunteer Regiment ut
tl!Is place yesterday alld to-day las been ono
Ut pleasure to he many participants. Thcre
arc large number Of the "hlue-coats :"
horo, representing regiments from overy
State In tho Union almost OF The Indiana
Infantry regiments there are delegations
present fron. thu following regiments: Sixth,
suvelttl', Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Fourteenth. Fifteenth.
slxtaeath. Seventeenth, Eighteenth. Nine.
tcontt, Twentieth. Twenty-tlrst. Twenty.
second, Twenty-thtri. Twenty-fourth. Twen-
ty'htth. T!'lrtlet!!, Thifty'1rst, ThlEty-sec-
, 1880-09-18

bir. Lawroncc entered hs tnanrfactory last
ees anu pulling Ill., so's!S; 6a oravssd 1m to
sonlshcl aud yenluEcd to suggest that he bud
t,le set Ut men, TINT business WIS mover tnore
sco thp necessity tor auy ohange. ''put w
m,lst hny8 Il new deal. Those uiol hayo boon
fuithfu It is true, but thero nra LOTS Of men to
said The foreman; 'sand o. for tho chango
foF tas .,,a sake q ohauss' @nst ,t, say, yo yo
"but rs uu it!e, Tho pr.nubto II what ! um
coutcn.t'uY for" "For Leayeu's sake. Dir. i.Aw-
M,sitcn % VIII whiob Iaaecs ie you 10 desiroy i pgoat-
nb!a business und Ia Try un experiment whlrh
la doubtful ut hCatYt t'tt IL The gsrAt princ,plo
which ~ tho foundation ut the Den0cratiu patty
ut 1hs Nurtt. II 4sks tho people 10 Interrupt
the prosperous 'oarcer of tho Nation. beeausa
the heylbllO4n1 hAva beon In powcr twenty
years." 20, sec" said tho foreman.
, 1880-09-18
W. C. L. u.
Ita Scvcntl, Annual stnto Meeting.

Its Seventh, Annual Stnte Meeting.
To the Editor ot The Chttaso Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. l4.-The seventh, annual
Stats ,neetInE Of the W. G. 4. U. was held ut
Quincy Srpt. s, 0, and 10. The meeting was
!, large onc, over 1G0 delegates being present,
trom all purts Of the State.-Chlcago espe-
ciulIy bu1ng well represented by delegates
FROM It's various Uni0ns. Mrs. +. G. ulbbcn.
Of Peorta, presided over tho sessions, hcing
ably assisted by Miss Frances E. Willard, tho
National President.
During the past year much work has been
donn III tile Statp,-l00 now uniuns hnvIng
been added, making tho present number of
working societies 800, most of which are iii
an actlye condition.
Tho three days. sessions were occupied In
discussions of the various llues of work,
plnhs Tor future action, anu general out"
, look over the whole field. Thrco expert
cncott workers hayo been placed iii the field
f9r IT, t coming year; Mrs.: $. At /: 11enry'
Wells,, of, Springfield, as Financial Agent;
gantzer. Mrs. II. 4. Mcars, OF Puma, was
made organlzer IN Tic southern part of the
Secretary; Mrs. G: II. Kead, Of Blooming
lm0usly reelected PRESIDENT.
=, IL response. t9 tho inylt"tlon Of TIE State @
per, If Monmouth, FrcslIe.lt,..th Conye!';
saSosfate Gus h on ie @ b%sis Of ths iiIads bi!l,;
LICENSE only on petition from majority OF all
ndnlt pcrsnEls In town or ward.
Tho imMctliatn work Of the women will be
for the llfnds bill III tho coming Legislature.
Miss Willard will CANVASS the State during
DGcelnber and January, and Will personally
s,perintcnd tho workings OF tho Union OIL
, 1880-09-18

16 Tho Editor e5 Ihs Chicago THGNH9,
HAIL0cK, ILL.,, Eept. l1.-l SEQ tho Erprtss OK
plutns ubout the I}ank Of Vonico In roply to my
communication tn sou asking for souo lnfot1na.
ton about the sumo. lsupposed, as my Greeu-
back friends waru always saylng thut tho "bltls
Ut tho nnnk Ut Venice were aiways ut par or
abovo," that IL was IL bank OF ISSUE. nnt tho
Erprras says It was not, ami so after all the talk
Hhot,t the p" bills pF tho Bunk Of Venlee," tha re
WAS ilonpl Tho ErpreSs saye, too, thnt "tn carry
tnY an its foreign "eirs ths Gnycrnmcnt wAa
obliged 10 nbtAili money by lean frum .ts bas!.
ness men," ThAt suggests something clso. II
tho uovcrnn,enl horrowrA tnuE,ey frt,tn tts s,st-
ilcss lnen, did 1t give ts obligations lor bnis. u
YOU pleIsol for IhAt money! Or did tho busi-
nrss tnui, Ivan thur Mt,,,oy to tho Government
without interest II they did 50 loan Il, think
they waEu m0re patriotic th4n men nre nov, un.
ieas nur Urcenhackcra provo their faith by thulr
wolks, and cDmo t0rwnrsa and laan the Cavern.
meut what uoney It wants Without tn!orest.
- M. HtN4AH,
, 1880-09-18

:, 1SnI'1tsess1s;k 1fDI' tess; ke5ssy :,!i 4 'is4c az!
PeHpsyvsnta nts95e , sei ~ 2,,, snsef I'M nsr.
l.asTs@A l.a:sqsi Further Improvement rapos.od ~ the
me-, 81 I'D ftat tsss sfs g
tn for cnsly nIrisauary reoStrd idf nna =
taed h th M n.sf ,sds smat at"s IT. a.sus
~ ravn, .,thca AHl tnb.N ntrHGI9a aof1h - W.
III n rc ncrltlQs ut provisions m9In Un t'tterHln
a,s III @ r. IA st'!r III Il isrs3r . ni'sty ihtpg
ftcghi nnd hy oli.-rort sinan!r ~ Tx nT ;,sHs u
saa' To the Wt.srn A4sotttitt First.
NEW yoAE. sep!. Hst!'rI!S-t!sn,, ,, A. l1'ffisc; i
tsrcas, str,g sfsr I.:s.i 'S ia a,.s4;. isc:
fsntusfy. iis"s siarrt. u S: ,'pT isxc: n,r,
xrsn x3s1 ."s!; %i'.nt n.lFa, sift i , E VITA "a
;s. s;s,;' Ss: gtsfSs ~. ".; ts
III R.' i VI II. II ;'!'t t' g. y! ssa .,c
e ss,ts NJ d" sisi1n ND ~, ti'.*,!,It!{: NJ.
fose'e t.; s1'ri,nN,"srntS M , ,n."i ,s r.,
~ :;s ,i e,s;s s;s't3f 'ss Z;
sHs!' &c; wni,s ini wassf VI. snn'is. sssc % '''
uAy--Quut Int 1Is1H.
iiSrs-Qnst md airhnnscd:, ,..,..,,.t sr,r.
ai aipfTWtifrI-Htr t;ni,tal. sci ra!ncd lU)1c.
HEsiS-Qnet Ut tlj tt LII.
TCNPEXflSE-Flrncr at kxJEc.
fs"slsi,ss1fork f"slsi,ss ..n'ls mos. quetesa ,lss4ats4e
mlidles. E4c; thnrt clcar NC. Lard AeavJi primo
CcuEesE-NUmsnally unchuNIud
, 1880-09-18
NOTES T1,Oai ABROAD.

x,,r,.s r-,,~,, u,,t,.p
NOTES ,oxr1 rhmn, q: n,xn1n. ABROAD
,.c M nv "u ,n .tn,,,. % u,bnr,,as at i,ctIt for
transferring tho tchfh'ner T.. =. uorr from una
United stn.es. italher than hn dst"nen hore
az, ,,,s ,,r,,n., ans y,,,,o,,o, ~ ,nn sos.,
sl%o inner pfo'ost, ata aplea.sa 10 tnn heonn-
It ts ,,n,lorstool that the Trcns,iry Dcnarttnunt
has ordered tho return Of thu molley ut, tho
Er.M,od Tint 'o ta.rtan sf ths tug Ivy Wy. ,,.'t M mn
ai"ve le'l4 ti,a nrtrot io*i ani Irf,'t1r 70 eail
Urant. wns several yours aYn tlf,ch $lu by
Tho C4lnu'lan nt,ti,oritles ftr ttrwny scow i.
Canadian wnters. This ,n"ncy;@ n @mit'o''sh paid
C,,sxug IN rfg uswEtu, nxAcox-Lronr.
Tim oswcru , leacon-tIxbt. which, Is liked re,,.
t,i 30 .ut on tru,n tLo t,rcnkwMtr w. y i.crpt,s-
S% M ill.,, 's ''..s }stis 'e%co, W. l ;a' eRs e."
H.. t,ns ~ f, ,. oti a.t, t
n .uiils III st.,rs ,,i,i tI1ev make tic rel iua.n. mr.
iht NJ III tc "d ~ thn W,,st ,,srr il, rn,"e with
foq 'p t. 'sa'" light "'e th'y 'nos a'''' stand Ia
The KnEston hiy sG'ys . thr steamer tn rous
EGty ls the nl,iy siuewEeoiee hyins inc American
H Ill., ~ sner enss .! Hisaanacr is In tho hand. OF tho
shsr,I ut Port Dnlh"usic. 80
inn tCnw ~. tSrton' Or ttaclnG. nns oeGn
$l:W.
rt 81 'ne , ~ ta
Kingston bus enIlet fntth the assertion that
Chltftaln ur liiran Calvin f9r ru''inH n1atnst
ifsrrna = i!ie rstsnt decisi,, e ,is Tre4s,
,iry Department ctl'Ger1ltng En'lr}an botioms
eys ,, Y a RafSef m 9 A"f5aan sa,,sg nssn:
, 1880-09-18

hnt frcshcned nnco more after nshtfAll. Ths
H9!er IN Tho rlsGE VAS quite low during The dny.
!ne aln,it In The vicinity Ut ntckcrsons ds.i-
lcry. Snra Ilranch. her wheel struck m nl,-
atruction anu had nnc hlade broken off. Tho
tnH viii IN n1t1or thu stenrs IT mo ChicaKn Dry
tMck CnIrpHny, In Lighthouse Hl!p. tn.tiay, for
the purpose 0f putting OH now wheel Of Tar
rtnt' make.
Miller linIthcrs arc making a new jIbboom for
tho rc.,nnllor John u. Merrill. Thc nIf ono was
sprttHg during tho pltssagc up tho lakns
, 1880-09-18
TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


IN tho Editor of Tho Chicago TRIBUNE.
SYRACUSE, Ind, Sept. 11.-rloaao Give In Sat
urttays Issue tho u1net wording OF the resol1-
tons In tho Democratic platform In 1sdH do
nounclng ttc Reconstruction ucts ut Congress.
REPUBLICAN,.
tThe words wore: sThnt wo regard tho no-
construction ncts tso- cacdi OF conyresa us suuh,
uRa Bnrpntous and unconstitutional, reyoiu-
tiouary, mud vold."l
, 1880-09-18
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Bept l1.-FLOuR-Qu!ot but

steady.
GRATS-wheat NcAk; orensd, decI!ned sfc. nnd
closed wenkI No. !NiWnukso hsrd, &l!Ui; No. 3i-
Na1xee. G.o; No. d., b.4o: September, aeA0
orsolor, tc31ci Sovunbsr,' pss No. do, s7xcs No.
tdo 7a3fni rsjeuled, Hl}te. Curn 1Not and Gaaiur,
$$o: y toe., Oats xcak md lower; Nj 2 % 2!c.
tettJl and omar; hD. 3tpFtna. To.
XXX spEoylstuxs-ste4dY, tpe9s pofk. 9l!;A! fash nn4
October; f7.sa SovgtnhHr
liUnE-HtGndyi *375 t|.M
tRklauTs-y fhGAt 70 uuffs1o. El94he.
KkGEiPTs-F!our, 7A0 brlss wheut, lf.0u bu; oats.
SHirAES7s-whcat, 500 but corn. 4.S0 eu, on.',