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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The Jail is now being repaired thor
oughly. The aim is to provide more
light. ventilation and comfort. Mr.
Stech has the contract for the iron
work. While the repairs are being
made, the prisoners are more securely
guarded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

1t is currently reported here that tae
people of Brookville held a meeting
one evening last week, at which they
resolved to vote $4,000 to the X. p,
provided the company would move
the round house of that place to Salt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Rev. A. Rodeil, psstor of the Swed-
ish Lutheran Church of Kansas City,
is a guest of Mr.. c. A. Wenngren, e,li-
tor Of the Haroiden. Mr.. ROdell has
recently been called to a pastorate in
BROOKLYN, New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The dwelling house on Capt. J. d.
Marsh's farm, which is located on the
Mulberry, six miles west of Salina,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday after
noon. The tenant of the place was
named Frantz. The loss will amount
to about $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Services in the Luthern Church on
North Seventh Street next Sabbath
morning. No services in the evening
The Pastor will preach up the Saline
in the evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The County Commissioners were ont
ON Gypsum Creek, last Saturday, in
spectihg the stone work of the new
bridge now being built. Commissioner
Scholl says that it is the best job OF
bridge masonry he has seen yet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

On East Side Of sth Street-Dr. s. T.
Dodd. Pastor, will preach Lords Day,
Feb. 18th, at II o'clock Subject, THE
Journey TO Heaven also 1t Els p. II.
Sunday School at s:45 A. n. Public
invited
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The Topeka Commonwealth OF Feb
ruary 25th. contained the following:
Major Shre,e received telegram,
yesterday, from Judge Lewis Hanback,,
asking him to prompt al u ball to. be
given i'm Salina. He left yesterday at
terncon. While in Ss,.ina Major
Shreve will organize dancing school.
The Major is becoming very popular
all over the State
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Capt. ID. w. Henderson, one of Sa-
line county's old residents, and at
present one of the "substantials" OF
Lincoln county, called last Monday.
The frosts of age seem to touch Hen
dersOn lightly
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

I wish TO inform the ladies cfsalins
that ! will give lessons in the ar; OF
Dress-dfting and Tailoring on one OF
the latest and besf guides Of the day
The Ladies' Friend-a nev system o.
cutting Ladiss'. Mems aud Chiidrsnis
clothing, by Mrs- s. W. Cook. The
ladies are most cordially invited %
call and examine my guide and sec for
thsunsslves something up With the
umes. ! oan cut any styie Of . gar
ment worn by men, women or chill
dreu; can cut % ysrds Of any style Of
trimuing In ten minutes Having
tanght over one hundred ladies' and
senflenea In the city Of Lawrence.
and scveosy Ave in Oiashe. and q; vari-
Gus other place. and given perfecs sat-
isfsction, ! moss kindly invite the IA
dses Of saIina TO ON q my room IN
the Linden Hotel. or Il the residence
Of Mn. Hannah Wilton, where /
shail give lesssaa- RsPerxfaliy,
Ma 3. W. COOK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

II viii! facilitate work. by people
sending or bringing pounds or parcels
Monday night t. label them. All por-
table goods accepted. sues as soda,
starch, sugar, tea, soap, DC.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The Kansas Methodist Conference
convenes at Topeka on the 10th of
March. Rev. VIM. Smith, of this city,
will preach the annual missionary SER
mon before the Conference on Sunday
evening. March 18th, according TO the
published programme.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
For Rent.

The front room In the second story
Of our store building, No l,t5, Santa Re
avenue. Ii j. a most desirable hall.
"A 90 feet located in the central part
ofthe city. Ton permanent and dcsi-
rabletenant II will be fitted up 10 suit
their business. RApCLIFF Bros.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

F..Goodnow & Co.'s mill is again in
running order, and the proprietors
seem to be in good spirits over the ire
SUMPTION They commenced grind
ing last Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Mr.. NJ. Hamilton informs us that
numerous letters received by Hamil-
ton & Bender indicate that the immi-
grafton to this county will be very
large in a month or so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Meeting ofStockhoIders

There will be a meeting Of the stock
holders of the Salina Opera House As
ISOLATION, Saturday evening at half
past seven o'clock, at the Office Of Gar
yer & Bond. All stockholders are re-
questcd To be present
+. l.. BOND. Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Mr.. Luiewig has located in Salina as
a veterinary surgeon. He has treated
several animals in this city and county
very successfully, and our people are
beginning to appreciate his skill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

DIR Henry Bell has returned 10 Sa-
lima and resumed the practice Of med
icine. His Office il over Sales Drug
store, where he will be pleased to meet
his friends on professional business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Preaching in the Baptist Church
next Sabbath morning and evening
After the evening discourse the ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered.
All are invited TO attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Grain Market.

Mesrs- F. Goodnow 4 Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. 2, IS; No. 3. SOC 50: No 4, s5e,S.
Rejected, s.. Spring. No. : s.; Rye.
50: Corn, Il; Oats. Is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Lost or Stolen

A brown and white spotted pointer
dog, answering to the name Duke"
a liberal reward will be given for his
return to. l.. g. Skancke. No ques-
lions asked. ,-iw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
To Our Swedish Citizens.

We have perfected arrangements by
which we can furnish the JOURNAL
and the Srenskd Horoidcn al the rrte
Of 500 per year 10 each subscriber
Start in with the new year with both
papers, and be happN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Dental Notice

Sosiee Is hsrsby sivep ss-, Dr n 3. Sirties !.
our only Liesnsee br the Use Of hftbsr As aba,e
for artificial Dsaturcs in salina, K@usas Al PER-
sous are hereby cautioned asainst rurehs.ins Rub
Der Dental Plate Of any parties sgt licensed by
this Company, As BY - dssng they rsudsr tLem.
selves equally liaae to prosecuted for inffiss--
HeEi. A reward vii be paid Tor Inf-rnistioB tina,
viii Ieaa TO The conviction OF aay rsrJils Of uala.
fol Use Of any Of our patents
Boston sept 18th 1873
t. FARSEsT skpDrC.
Iraa E.sfa 4.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
MsrHsd-

In this city al the Presbyterian Par
sonage, Wednesday Feb 18th, by Rev.
W. A Simkins, Mr.. Albert " Whit
tington and Miss Neftie Lewis. al Of
Brookville.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
John Buchi. Csrdeees

Offers for sale fine stock Of flower
plants, early vegetables, sweet pcta-
toes, cabbage, SC. Gard,sn acress the
bridge, Salina. I-si.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The Ladies of the poor committee
have canvassed the city and aided
those that were in . suffering condi-
ton. They do mot know Of any more
n want at present.
49, ELLA NccLr1E, secsstaxy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Kansas Central Foundry.

Iron and brass castings. stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs. horse pow
er and cane mills, engine repairs, Sc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

We are now runnisg fnIi blase, nd
are prepared to pay the highest oh
price fog good milling wheat Flour
exchanged sor wheat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

The mild and pleasant, a. wei ~
efficient remedy = fhomI, Electric
Oll-which dJes not naasaltr eiras a
cough, sore, stiffness of ta Joints,
bowel coT a4aiu;s, liver o- kidney
troubles, speedily and completely. 1t
Is much to be preferred to asore pow
erfui but less effective rem sis-., Tie
regular advertising coigup contains
the advertisement. seter Electric,
selected and electrified.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

All The novelisies - boob asd shoe-
chaph tie scsa q ohes = Hsse-
1ao'& -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26

Apple. pear pssch plum. nectar
Inc, apricot .sluince. eurrent rasebesry
strawberry, bjaekberry. tse plant
a.par.enss. gmps yioes, rosss and
climbing vines, ,naples. ETC.. HON,
grown and m sp1en1fd cpsdifion
White Craps. White Current and
Red Raspberry 4 WIN a., young
stock and an - eachsass Or tree-
to come extent Call at Fair View
Farm. s miles South from salina, OF
address. IL l.. JoyIs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Notice.

Gclise6n't- ssf city and ecuniy. a.
counts. biIi. and nSss. solicited. ssTies
attention TO bn-iBe-- and pTunp; re-
rnrns Of all clsissssd aBerssys sisi ps,s..
ofsics on sanss Pe a,enre. .s,f .ide.
north 81 A-h street. Books Posted
serouni- balanced and bill. made cat.
co'ssni-sisn- Fns;eraiss sacoorsiinE to
firsaAesalstsbaiss of sAssayes.. With
former Iong experiences In ihi- line ~
busins-- Nc -olieit the gspernl i.&iros-
age Of - public.
- u J.DRKssEx = co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
Land Divided
TO SUIT PURCHASERS.

A2o
TO SUIT PURCHASERS
Divided into se-serv trscts o. $40 per sers
islied isso ss-soss trsets a 81 per scr,
Div I'd inss io-ecrs trsrts q eis per sere
Asy s-aeFe traet tor US
NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SIC. i,-p-,r
NV iiea lDao sc-srre tracts 4 40 per serr
nlv,ded tsse sc-sese tracts q eif per SIRE
pesid inso iVserr trsss 81 Is per serv
Any nsesorr- irses for sioe.
EAST HALF OF SIC i.-ls-S-
Divided into so-aers trscts 90 . q pr scr.
DIVIDED Into 3-scr trsets 10 D per err.
Divided isse iosess tr; g,sss e,o per arr
Any rvs-srre trzri % s.a
NORTHWEST QrAErIs OF SIC aa-n-s~
Divided Isso so-arr~ trscn ct els 80 psr acre
Divided taso eaaers trsets q d psr acre.
Divided Into iosery irscss q No per .sr~
Any ssess trsei fss sioo.
SoRTuIAsr. sfN. {. kefsEc. s-,.-..
Di,sied iaso so-sers ,r.eis u IA 81 per arr.
Divided Into io-ssrs tr,ets q as pei .sr.
Any ;-serc tract for 500
- last HALF OFsHe i:-is-ss
DIVIDED !aio to-ser. tr.e,sss e per ssr.
Divides lato 1s-aere trseta e . yer acre
DIVIDED into lo-srrs trscss e b 0 s~r ser,.
Any escre tract fors7s.
WEST HALF OF sKc. is-ls-s.
DIVIDE ia,o so-ser. irscs. 81 o. per acre
b.1.i - ls..:. .s:::s :. u =. '. .s,,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
s.us,s"s In. l. TT H

Jaeks0n- Common Sense Lini-
meni-guod for mhn or beast will not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing.
ccoiing, soothing. Strengthening. a
po>lii.e cure for all siirs~nss requiring
an ootside sprlIeaiion. For sale by
Oscar seitz. Druggist. Whole-a6s
agest--MePike a f@. Atchi-on.
ksp.s-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-26
0oUtty 0oe,jt.

t. EARSEsT gkpDrC.
Treas Goodyear Dsnt6I Vaiaaulfa Co,
, 1880-04-12
SUICIDE.
Hnfe{at Dt1pdteh to Ih& Chicago 1f&1un&

apseJas Dhpateh to 1h& CAteaeo 5s1bun&
DETROIT, Mich, April ll.-Latc last night
man named Caspar, employed ut the House Of
Providence, In this city, reported to tho police
that he had found u woman lying Ia a coat.sncd
back Of the house In an unconscious condition.
Tho House Of Providence Ii Catholic institu.
tlon for tho caro- OF lyIng-lu wonon. The pollco
found Rirl about 20 years Of age, lying IN
ooul ashos aud ctndpss back of tho house.
Cnspar Ia tho only person employed In tho
yard, aud ht Ia stupid German. Ho ~:
s'a e sa az h sso1s es aeas ss and sSa Tsa
woman was nearly nlde. clad in only
light night-cloth!ng.. aho waa taken to tho
Grntiot Ayenuo BtRtion and died at g. 0'clnck
this mornfng. About O'clock this Mo4r1lu9 y
nurse Ut tho House 9f rEisidosnco Ios a!s9soyesed
Of tho Institution for six weeks. and who Tues
day last gave birth to u child, WAS missing III.
veatR1tiOn showed that tho woman bud esoapetl
from h0r room In tho night and Jumped to tho
ground. Chs recovered enough before death To
icy shs haa mHant e ktll heFssf. s,e she ca.no
soduced thoro hy an unknown man, wua pafal.
loss, and without frields. and when received Vt
tho Institution waa suffering from pucspcral
mania.
8, e. PAUL. Mimi. ApFil li-caarles q. vaa M
evening Of tho l2lh Of March last, died ut bis
rosltonc.. at o'clock this nloFnlnG. The bullet
entered at ono side Of the hGad, and, pAsYttlE
through tho bEnin, lodgod inside of tho skull ut
tho other end. For soternl daya after tho hultGt
but sineo then partial Insanity bus followed. and
the patient has boun gradually sinking, asoften.
Ing ot tue brain having takon plAoe, and deAth
being on1Y question Ut uMo.
, 1880-04-12
OBITUARY..


6pfetat Nspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Aprt: 11.-Mr. W. r. Rogers, May
prof this city, died Mt 6:n o'clock this morning
after fow weeks illness. Ho was II years OF
ngc, md WIS In bis second torn of o1lco, from
which he would have retired on tho lst OF May.
Tic devoted himself asstduously to tho duties OF
bis o,cc, md commanded universal respect for
hIa efforts IL prOmnto tho public intcrosts.
10 ths tTtltsr1t Alsoefafed l'rtt4
QUINCY, ILL.,, Apri! 1L.-'rho Hon. w. T. 1tnFcrs,
M9yor Ut Quincy, died this morning ut s o'clock,
after mn lfnass of several weeks. The deceased
was born III CDancoticut, July 10, 1Ka. lIo moved
q Quincy VIZ hs 9rsHts n is9 In ,n,as, 1sSs ao
were tho result Of no marrla1c. al
10 and bis brother. =. A; rogers.
i. Il. 4. Rogers. which hua been : s,,oeess, and
prisca Of tho eity: In 1875 ts WIS elected Alder:
INN By tho First Wnrd ltopnbllcnns, and scrved
Two years, In 1B7B ho WINS elected Mnyor on tho
Republican ticket, by largo maturity. on itc-
count Of hls porsonal popularity. 1Ie WIS 70.
electtd Mayor In 1H10 BY, q still larger
majority, and IN his Administration gayc
general satisfaction. A. stvcfnl meeting of tho
City Counci! was hold this afternoon. Ind con.'
tnittces wore appointed on resolutions and 70
invite the Mayors andClt Counci!s Of surrounds
Ing cities tu intend tho funeral. Tho coroM0ny
will OCCUR Wednesday afternoon. and Deceased
will he buried In tho family vAHlt Of Tllnnthy
Rogers, at Woodland. which cost somo $4,000.
, 1880-04-12
PRESIDENTIAL.
New York Democrats in an
Unpleasant Condition OF
Disruption.
With Little Prospect Of Har-
moniziug Their Differ
ences.
Syracuse Certain 10 Be the Scene Of
Turbulent Demonstrations on
Convention Day.
Tic Massachusetts Congressional
Delegation Strongly OPP
posing Grant.
B!aine's Probable Strength In New
England Figured Out by
His Friends.
Grants Friends in kentucky Sangufne
Of Carrying tho State Conyen-
tton for Him.
The Date Of the Minnesota Republican
State Convention Changed
to May 10.
Grants Friends in kentucky Sanguiuo
Of Carrying tho State Conyen-
tfon for Him.
The Date Of the Minnesota Republican
State Convention Changed
to May 10.


NEW DIFFICULTY.
5pftadf Dtpntch 10 7he C".cdpo Trfbune.
SYRACUSE, N. T., April 1l.-The Democracy Of
Now York Btato is in pretty plight. 1t is now
proposed to exclude from tho State Convention
In Syracuse. IN the a0th, tho Delegates from
Tammany Hail, Irving full, and Moznrt Halt,
and admit tho Delegates from tho Dcmocrntio
Union OF New York City tnstcatl. Tonight tho
correspondent OF Ti1R TH1nfNE had mn inter-
view with n prominent Dumocrnt from New
York, now hero OH business, connected with tho
coming Convention. Tho Rentlcmnn said:
1.-THE Democratic Union elects Its delcgntcs
through tho Assembly Districts by holding
prtmnrics ms In tho country towns, voting
rcgularly,f as do tho Inter, and thorcby
avoiding tho dark ways aud unh0ly methods OF
the 'machne' inspectors. This tden OF admit
ting tho Union delegates to tho exclusion Of the
'halls has various features which commend
1t tn tho favor Of the party. I'll tho first plncc,
1t cuts In two tho Gordtan: knot in which poll
tics Ia now tied md tangled; 1t rcbukcs tho
onc-man power which, Is Just as apparent and
quito ns ofrutlsive in Irving 1Ial ~ in Tanlmany
Hull; it recognizes fair play and honest conduct
In tho caucuscs: It squares exactly With
rU1L1O sRNTIMEkT,
which demands m ,lncommlttc.1 md unpicdgcd
delegation to both State and National ConvUn--
ttons, and it will meet With tho appreciation Of
fully two-th. Of the voters, not o!llcchoaders
NOR ott1cc-scckcrs, Democrats Of the Ereat city,
would bo dumb and pnwerless. II tho Convcn-
tion which 1ncots iii this city noxt week ehnlt
f11w TIL a M e. M tonts n s sF
Ciucttlnnti who viii truly represent their con-
stitucUuy AMI thus tlti1tp tho purity on tho
Irrs{dentfnT no,nlnee. who1yor he may bc,
Tho country Democrats. hold to this view
nlso, on account on tho cvidcnt disposition of
Irving Hall to reject tho oyerturos for harmony.
York City composed Of Democrats who voted
not only for Lacils Inh!nson for Governor II,
1870. hut for Augustus Eplqll for Mayor OF Nov
York in 1878.
r,JnrN.s rnorrsErn cosrnor, np TIE f,rArr.
49,, nt.nst.h ~ - ~. ".t...s ~ 1xts...
sPeetat oHpa1eh 20 Ane THsea9o aIsoGMs'
NEW 10nK, APRIL Id utlcn spcclal snys:
Inere II no ongnr any annpt a. t1!s
q poltica tnat IiIlon W.T. iavo Jul! oonIio! ~ nI
, 1880-04-12
THE MISSISSIPpI.
PROPOSED APPROXIMATION roR TIE RESERVOIR
SYSTEM.

Special Dtspdteh to Thu Chicago Tribune
WAsn1NaTox, D. G., April 1l.-Gov. Pound, of
Wisconsin. who Is very much Interested In tho
proposed reservoir system, saya TINT ho has no
doubt that m appropriation Of s5oo,oo0 for bo-
ginning tho work will bu lnuluded in tho Itivcr
and IIarbor bill, although most Of tho members
Of tho Commerce Committee aro opposed to 1t nj
unnecessarily loading down tho hill. 1lo says
TINT st. Louis is moro Interested In this gueatlon
than any other city OH tho Mississippi nIvos, ard
e!al1na that tho boncflunl cRect OF drumming tho
source Ut tho rlvers Will 'uxtond further south
than tho onKtuccrs havo desiRnatod in
their reports. Maj. Allen, who has
had the preliminary work in charge,
has written Gov. Pound TINT, unlike 0ther river
improvements, tho Ro'd etrc?t Of thIs will bo
ttced very much is that tho atagc of water tn tho
proposed reservoir will nut only lay up d gunn-
tIty Of wator for DRY Seasons, but VIII keep bnck
~ sua nr II abo 10 Tnsneta Tbo ;dyocatcs of tho
reservoir eystcIn think that herctn may possibly
10 solution of tho loree rrnl'lntn which Ia INV
before Congress, They hold thnt At !oGst not
high mud expensive lpyocx vii! 1e sufficient In
casr tteJo reservoirs shatl bo built to prcsory0
lands uu tho Lower Misslssipp! from tnInda.
unn6.
, 1880-04-12
BLAINE.
Ills gTnENGTH IN NEW EN0LAHD.
&nktidl Uf8ndffh tn Thd f.Aftuad Itil.4ins Z,


WAanlsaroN, ., c.. April 1t.-Tho strength Of
Dlnino In Now EH3la1ld " very much greater In
1880 than 1t was III 1916, Io will lulyo Now lIaunp-
shire and Hhodo 1sland as solid for him as hls
own HtAta. lilo will hnyo ak votes from Con-
necttcut and four or nyo from Massachusetts.
These on first tallat, IIo will then havo q good
sharu Of Vermont when that State gets through
waiting for Edmunds. and will probably pick up
two from, Connecticut aud probnt'ly two nd
dlttonal from MISUNDERSTANDING his New
England v0ta we'll up to GO when tho tlE Of wur
comes on tho tlnul test In tho Convention.
THE IOWA DELK1ATION.
THO ncws frotn Iowa rs to the overwhelming
triumph thoro haa created n great slonl Of SUR
prise and ch0RrIn among tho inonbets 0f tho
Senatorial Grant Ayntlicate. They had boon led
70 believe BY the dFnt papers tiat re raSG y, was
Will rccclvo a partial check at Dos 5iolnes by
refusing to INSTRUCT fnr him; but Iowa lterub-
llcans hero positively assort ihat the doeRNt!on
structod by vot0 at Elk to emo.
, 1880-04-12

THE REPUBLICAN, fTATK CONVENTION
Special Dspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
81. PAUL, hItnn.. April 1.-the following has
hecn Issued from tho Office Of tho Republican
State Central Committee hero:
IA state Convention If Delegates roprcseut-
ing tho Republican party Of Minnesota is here
by cnlled to meet Mt tho Opcra-liouso in 1T.
Paul Mt IL o'clock on Wednesday. May 10 This
day was changed FROM TINT first fixed in order
thnt thnsn who nttond tho Convention might
te better accommodated than would be possible
II two Conventions wcre hrid On tho sumo
tho purpose ot placing In nomination at, Elect
orni ticket nf hvc Electors to bo supported br
tho pnrty at tho noxt Presidential election, and
publican pArty Of Minnesota In tic ltcpnblcnn
Convention which u called 10 nscot In ,Chicago,
ILL.,. June 2. 1880, and to transact such 0thcr bnsf-
bn1.h
, 1880-04-12

MINNESOTA ACCIDENTS.

MINNESOTA ACCIDENTS.
Sp'etd1 Dttpateh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune,
sr. PAut., sfInn., April 11.-Apout 3o'c1ock thts
morning. as tho trnin Wns moving Along the
Fergus Falls Division Of tho st. Paul, Mnno-
apolis 4 Manltoba Nallrnn,!. five miles west Of
Hank Centre. n brnken wheel caused tho death
Of ono man. As tho tntn VIA running at modcr-
ato rato Of speed wheel broke, throwing four cars
ot1 tho truck, killing ono man, ln1urlng another,
and causing tho destruction Of considerable
property. Tho nnme Dr tho injured man WINS
Gould, and he was from Cnnatlu. llcsides tho
man, four or five hnrscs wcru 1iso killed.
A second accident happened on tho Drcokin-
ridge Division nbOut n'cltNk this morning,
about milo aud Il hAlt this side Of Sherman. i
nlnn was kil!cl and four llmbcr-cnrs badly
brnkon up. Tho nnmo nf tho mao that WIS
ke " nPsca 70 70 smms nnnn rem ho MaSs
from tho rairoal OEncinis.