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i. LorIllarl s. Co.'S tobaceo factory In jersey
City whired ntnunti. appearing to tho Gyo like
shifting tlssk, EhIuf-Enyinccr aprrin snId to tho
rcsnarkmble stUry coi,,,euled with that wheel. i
lest IL lttc t!ug, nut Tong go, that went through
MI experience with thAt wheel such As probably
no Other living cre,tturu usGr aurvtretl+ My
tcrrlcr Ut II gtod strain. 1ursoy had Ill !nqutr-
ing turn Ut mtnd aa to tho tnhcflhery And. when
not wutchcu, went ubout, snHtstng Ut every pnrt
Within bis reach hut hc stepped sgey giiHnrly,
sGlf in harms why. About D:;n o'clock ouo
liz uniur my .iusk, there. ! went uut Of the
.u s FOR moment 9nSc ana %he1 for rsimrnc S1n t
soaa sii' nSt ssfse lid al@ Soke rboa 9F ' %h,sti I
and chilled. l heard y plalntfEe vail com.
Ing fruul Mmong the lnAehinery. 1t WA
e. u1 f,n s a1wn lss ut eho
naui,incry in tho cc!.ar, hut vAiniy.. Occaslon-
ally heurl thu watl releAtctl. cuch time less
saotl A. T., = gslk I, ,o ~ lsa1Ery n 1yvhrs waf
throw Il little iury object at tho fcrt ct oue Of
thD tlrc.nen In tho eullAr. llr picked It up nnd.
running tU tho light, snw tfAt i wus poor Jcr-
was coItI Thu iro,ilan called ING, und said that
il VIA nit Hyer With tho dog HIT tho tirctuan
felt WArIlth In tho tip Ut his right cur, aud We
sst to work tu scsltseltatu him. III aMlf an hour
b. got Up, sl,uk huselt V though he wanted to
iirll out whothur b. wMa all thcrc, md began to
friAk around nls. Well, he had bto,. In tho Gy-
whecl for fully two hours and 1N!f. revolving
nj tho r.te of tifty reyo!9ion's to INC iailinte.
Iultion uf tho working Of tho wheel. when ho lost
hls AlnEIce un fell iHta Oilo Of tho aoH'nentA Of
the wheel. Tho rapid motion kept htsn "a place
until the machinery WV stoppeti: @ mo ,, tvol nn-
fthnll his tlod,"
, 1880-05-06
TAcy Mot and Parted.


"Now, thon," 8nyH trump No. to No. 2, aA
they turned into Mnntealnl steuet from Wool
wnrd avenue tho othor tlay, hero Ia tho gAtuG,
you walk down tho street and ring tho bell Ut
some house, when tho Indy n,iswcra you tell her
TINT you haven't had anything to cat Tor three
dAys. II sho says sh1 don't euro toll her that
You aro dcspcrlto and rcndy to commit any
crime. II shG stArtA to stam tho door OIL you
bold 1t open With your foot and roll your eyes
and look savage. Ill arrive Just nbout then,
and Ill tAke you By tho neck. RlNu1 yot, around
and pitch you out Of tho yNrd. I'm tho latly's
protector and tho hero Of tho hour, yol, sec. III
be very modest and caw oil, but I'll tel, her I'm
= stranger. md need q quarter TO buy fosd,
CORNER and divide. bee2"
"AinRniGcentl !" replied No. e. "You ought
to hoiu tho United States scnates Well, here
IIo passed down tho street and selected q
house, and tho program WINS carefully followed
until he reached tho point where he sud ho was
dDspcrnte. At tkat tnstAHt tho hA!l door was
pulled wilG open, md a at1-foot. huablttd shot
out with hia right band and knocked No. = clonr
on the lower stcp. No. WINS Just rushing In,
and SIX .footer thought he might as we'll Kill two
birds With ono stone, 10 t,0 Rslvo him ono on tho
Jaw, md whun tired ot walking around on ihoir
prostrate bodies he flung them ovor the fence.
Tho tENmps 1impeh down tn tho c0rucr, l0ykeA
At each other III deop disgust aud thon separated
tOrGycr.
, 1880-05-06

L,.nsta Standard.
Mr.. +. Fnlkncr Carter, In etNrEc of tho Gle-
phants attachetl 10 lho i.uyal lclKAu Expedition
ltn Aft leu, KiScs tho following exciting ACCOUNT
u = Sudden enco,.ntsr whlcn he l,.d with lions
Ills curnyan Ut lS0 men haG nrr1vca. III letter
rt'celvetl frpm him hy tho last lnaIl. dated fou.
% ai,. "0nr onIy m fol. hc s;tys. "cansH,s nf IL.
dtAncorn pountlttl ttetween two stones With good
hnvo oven thls, but still, mcn accustomed all
tholr lives 10 good nniu,al it,od cannot iiyo on
s.trh poor fAro, and ~ ~ 1,1t every acconu nr
water. luck. uto. One uf any Ut those snah!es us
TO 1.-Two In clover for u stnslu tlay. 4 rceeHt ex-
!i y fo. faIt @ that must 10 il, seSrch of fotsi,
rs thore was 1,ot ut the TING 19rsci III our
camp. and 50 forth I sallic'i. My Arss shot
@ Mtti, 'iS!t ''%!on, whSa boat, thlrst aud whit
s.d ct o Atoa ea sotx q o t. kiq aknps .dn,, ns
.sy ss Tis Ill., .u $t H. s"t II 'nttion as% TO tSe
griuvlnx fur tho pttor, lo'tow.cyed follows
iasq ss5 ~ s Ett1 Sr wsp 9axa ~ a aSth
went. j KNEW. hoWoyer, wo should lind him
s. ss S sT u lT'G a x y:s xas' sn:na Y sS vany M
just tlo1, sighted thrto zebralS,-so dr'ppcd PLY
Pics tra, alld went att 70 try and stalk tho ~
r6ins'coe'a. ltd hold d my NJ: y or' hand:
x ny "osssss" g. ny boSrgr. te!Itug hin aad
@ st'y sosu iss = spas .: ssf
must Gu two Wild Guars lighting. 8onlelhiug
told nu they could Mt uIaku such = horrible ,l'
around ms. stranxo =, ray, 1t nuyer struck
, 1880-05-06
YKHfXHflAY'8 rIt0CEEnIKG9.
CRIMINAL NEWS.

\ GIRLS MUNnEKOUS REVENGE.
f.trTl.E ItttCx, Ark. Muy ya.-1n mildly Fork
Township, 1iOward CMnty. ono dnr Inst week.
Sarah ftnkcs. url nut H. stnl,licd md 1rstRnt-
l,' kil!e.i LIt,tta Stephens, nget 3O dnnRhtcr III
". +. Stephens, Il inHglstrntH. Thu two fntnifcA
Mrt respectable, AMI reside utl adjoining fRrrit.
They have lNcn neighlurs ant1 friends for trnny
yeatrs. Bomo imprudent conduct OF Oil eklcr
elstcr ot the mursfcrcd glri hRd hecn tAttlcd
alx,it By Harah. and. rctatTatory criticisms upon
her nwn conduct cunning to tho ears OF tho lat
ter, Sarah, accompanied by n married sister.
rude up to Stephens gatc and engaged III mn
nngrr cs'ntr,Ycrsy with tho innthcr OF the
offending Stephens girl. during which ahe called
Mrs. Rtuphcns lGHr. LiadH, nnother daughter,
tho offender being absent. took up tho quarrel
III bchnlf nf her mother, and went to tho gnte.
4 few hot words thon passed between tho
twn girls, and Linda climbed over thoo low
Miss Stokes drsw from her rltIIng-s skirt
cn h"f M:. sishcrs aa 1'nS sas bSw In Se s
neck. The point Of the knife entered lust above
te collir 't's md !A.snE ,'nwnwnri sexSred
producing Instant death. NfIs* Stokes thon r.
lnuun:eu hHr horsc and started home. ~ sh"
Ing she called to him and told him she bud killed
hla fA,ighicr. Stcphetis ntte,nutnd 70 arrr3'
her but her fnthur. whp was Ht work IN M 'tl-
her. nc!ug Informed Of w.,nt t,ltsl hmpprne1.
Stokes told Stephens To take her Into custody II
he desired. McnntlIno the x!rl rAin hume: ~
inquest wlls held IN the tosly Of tho dead Rsrl
resulting IN II verdict Of .dcath at tho hh1,ds nt
Sor,,t Stokes. Tile mnrlerss niAde no attempt
IL t<clpe. and + now undergoing prt:lllnitiary
.sxatni'ntiOn.. The drfcnhe cintn TINT aiiss
she gnt over tho fence and thnt Allss Stokes
only nr1ch III selfticfcrsg. It Is claimed By the
prosecution thnt Rhr went around 70 Stephens
lu,,sr for tao uxpruss purpose of killing tho sH-
ter nf tho ,lecehsed with whom she Wis ut cti-
NIFTY Fortunately for her She happened 10 bo
absent on tho morning Of tho killing.
, 1880-05-06

ITALIAN ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Mny 5.-The general elections IN Italy
which viii takc p1nce on the 10th and cid Of this
month, nro attracting very general attention
hero. Thcro aro many auatogscs In the political
et,tntion OF tho two countries, which rcnder
those elections moro thRu usually inter-
estiug. AS In France, q smnll frac-
ton of about nifty members, headed by
Cr!spl, NiCotcr1,, and zanardclll, claim to bc
tho only true representatives Of the Left, and
nlsn Of It's traditions. It Is thoso Mcu who arc
az much divided amongst themselves as they aro
opposed to W. Carott nntl n. Dcprctis. md who
render nll systems Of National Government i'm
possible. 1t remains to 10 seen whether tho
country wilt sustain them. should they bo do
featcd 1t Ii llupcd TINT the leason will not bc
LOST on tho radcnl fuctton here. This party II ls
that has causcd tho Ministry 80 much e1ubar-
rAssment hero.
MODEST BALLET pAFckh
Tho Court Of Appeals has just given 5naR-
nrit ngainst the virtuous ballot danccr, Milo.
Dorelic, OF tho Alplxar, who had refused n
trtycsty rRrt allotted her 10 new ballet, On the
grntltd that tho amplitude ot hor figure u,ado
tho costume s1o was required TO wear ImModest.
The lady WAS flncd 100 francs by her mnnagGr.
hence tho lawsuit.
MONSTER HEsEFrT.
A monster benefit Is being orgnntzcd for NJ.
rAslu]p,jp, wcll-kuOwn In connection with tho
popular concerts. ind who bus mot with many
rovcrscs during tho two past seasons.
A DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
M. Totnnux CompMm0 has becn appointed
First Secretary Of tho French Legation at WASH
tnBt0n. 4
, 1880-05-06
~ nr,utctl on plain paper, and donos,todd td II II

=. ,r,ntct, on plain paper, and dopos!tot, Il,
tsn ~ ri }tnbjo box similar 10 tho oo1cs os''
oheT h dses shall ho appointed by thG Gou9 a.
ccnfral Eonlmtttco; rccommeMHnsIM|nnsn M I|nnrcnt ~
hn ncrsons to net - such n tnn ao.,nns
ellt1;un mi dstrjcts shall bg nsaslo py tno IcsLcu
MAIas asnnrcscntatiyca n OF said whrds tna alhtflo's
tiE.tnrH tiEu Mnn1 eNld Committee. A. ....,,
se5fWTh Whc Judges shnll bo rg4t,fe9 ~ nuep - g
o.-d y. ~ n tho names and place OF resIuemec ~
fccH'n nerson voting, to fo kept for fcietuns1 In
cnent tt"r Sho Convention and IN a!i easea navie t
y Ma.n i likely 10 bo any o0nteAt about tne ~ n
ae'r re rrccort,s of voters ahall accompany tuo ere'
dcnttAls. ...,, .,,o,v tzo PARSONS, who aro
,,aa,'tIica, ldS votors in tho wartl or strtot ad
nshnn sheil represent different tokn,s !sny9sa s9sa
wv shsrc 10 moro than oucl IN the
tGeesrrn tho primary 10 heidi and ahnra taG In
..o. n keen taflyilst. II thoy ~ ncsrt, Or
eha.I}cnoe any voter for proper Gatieo, sucn por'
cne.itsfh e. ~ he sntJsfactory to tho judges.
b9HeW eWhrneycr any question slH'! arise rNGht'i'
~. D: ia raht Of nj, ctcotor t' voto n INC prl
ns .ns 'hn iui0cs sfnll require Ai!Gh oectoF TO
m,.ir statn that ho te lscnuh'lenfa; md IN
puose;1o ps y sct With Tho Republicans at tho ensil,
ua'ection and that ho !s legal yntcs, entitled
!ng liz IN fi,p wnrd or district where sn!d prl.
.ry 70 Il hepE held. ant, TINT hc has not voted y
ttatemcnt III to DO ccnrn,cd by rcsdont nsnne. =.
lean ynter Of said wnrt1 or district a kfnwn n 10
A'o ", NASH, SECRETARY.
, 1880-05-06
POLITICAL, NEWS.
INDIANA.


Sptetal Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Muy 5+-Sevoral prominent Re-
pubiicans from various parts Of tho State met
BY accident to-day at tho Nov Drntson Hotel,
and The Gubcrnatorial question Tns discussed
at sorne length. All admitted that Gen. strotght
WIS very formidable candtdate. IIn had visited
many Of tho counties, 1t was snid, and wherever
be stopped men seemed willing to flock to bis
standard. Yet there is m evident distrust nf bis
strength and Asnosa which keeps politicians In q
state Of anxiety. They fcz.r tho opposition Of
railroads aud school teachers, and express
doubts ns TO tho Generals ability to make, u
whining canvass. For all this, howevor, IN tho
would be nominated unless there was concert
Of action to dcfeat him. At present Il was
HtrpEht against the t1cid,-and Meak field. II
70 acfeat him; r. this WY hts cap99dtddacy
ssseEcior % II 4t aen coorn, obi and tao Or three oih
so1e m epep ee afer it, bao ae" ssres6t @
i coaid b. nnda4.tood Saoed M beforehand TINT atter
ehouid be taken up who was veil and
Pero 81 Libby" might b shelved. il
such an arrangement bc effected mnmy days be-
enough. This would givo ovcry ono an oppor-
y taulty ct determining wnothor ho ,santSd Gen: .
btEclR1t nominated. 4hu OF. UNDERSTANDING INC
necessity Of combining upon sotno one nan to
defeat him.. Four names wore mentioned In
this connectton,-the Hon. Il. y. Thompson, kte-
Controller Of tho trcasrry; Con. Harrison, md
tae Hon. 9. =. 0rth. 1t was thought TINT my
Con. strctght. They were bcttcr known by tho
people, thoy wero bcttcr speakers. and their
oe & aonbed War of tcens %as
hib!tcd for bir. Orth, md 1t was snid repeatedly
that In case bis apecch In Congress-, announced
for to- day, should clGar bis sk!rta of the Veno-
1ue!a scandal, T. might be advisable to use hIu,
70 beat Strcght, as hG was known to haro many
personal fr1ena In all parts OF tho State who
Mero rcaay and anxious to glvo him anothor
chance. Col. Thompson was nlso spoken Of With
lartty md extensive aoqlantsnco throughout
thc State. The conversation Developed n strung
feeling nn tho part of those rresent to resist tho
Henenaia nomination at tho proper ting, md 1t
u not unlikely that a movement will bo In
Hugtratod within tho next twenty days having
lde1ts object tho nomination of ono OF tho mon
mentioned above,
, 1880-05-06
IRELAND.


MEATn's CANDIDATE ron rARLIAMEHT.
DUBLIN, bIny 6.-Tha Catholic bishop md
clergy In conference unanimously resolved To
accept rs satisfactory Parnclrs roasons for
leaving Month, and q majority decided to adopt
A. II. Sullivan as his successor, provided he folt
ut lsborty to co0pcnato cordially with Parno1l in
Parliament. a public opeu-air mcettng WAS
held In the evening. and tho announcement OF
Sulltyan's name dItcltcd cheers and cries OF
"No." There wcro Beyaral fights among tho
partisans OF tho rival candidates, Drako aud
Sullivan. Tho police wero Obliged to Interfere
and protect Drako's partisaus. Parncll said that
X ho, consulted his own inclination he would
represent Meath, but IL ho did 10 Cork would bo
Undoubtedly lost
lloH0las TO AN AMERICAN.
Lord Mayor Grny, 10 prnsontinR the freedom
Of tho City Of Dublin 70 Capt Potter, said that
1t wins A,l honor uf which tho corporation WIS
Jealous, and ti1ut only three names proceeded
Tint St Capt: Potter upon tho burgess y rull: The
IT bog-w anu onk claborntciy carved and
adoruHl With Irish cnablema'
, 1880-05-06

BERLIN, May 5.-The Parliamentary Comrnts-
slim for the preliminary treatment Of tho ncw
StnlnpTax bill hns rejected the proposed rccelrt
stump, ono member only yptang for It.
AnxHEN.
Proceedings have been begun against Bremen
which threntcn To doprivo that town of lts
rights rs n free port
HEIR nAssELMAvS. ....
In tho dcbntc IN tho Antt-Soctallstiu bill In
the 1tcichatng ycstcriay, Herr linsselmunn mntt
II cclnrution Of hIs political creed. which canscd
considerable co,nlnutlon. lilo sMid tbnt III Rua-
sfa anarchists had risen n41ltnAt dcspot'ani. III
France tho Commune hal done so nnd he hoped
tho German wurklnymen would follow thctr cx-
,li,ulc. lilo said he identified hImscif with tho
energetic revolutionary feeling Of tho people,
md regretted that once beforc, In tho fscchst ng
IL WITS denied Oil tho part OF tho Socialists that
thcv had any connection with tho Russian IN.
arcblsta. lie declared he ncceptcd tho connec-
tim: but spoke, of COURSE only for himsclf. not
knowing lUw far hLA cUlcaRttes agreed with
him. 1iu WIS CONVINCED, and tho belief was Eatii.
Ing ground nmnng tho people. that tho days 1f
inAnn Was called to order.
T.uHECK.
A correspondent aRys TINT Lubbock will shortly
1riR,a M must Se rcg.rded with tho utmost in
forest BY tho English and American Inerch1nfs
D1BCOSTENT.
LoNnoH, May Ga berlin correspondent says
thp tide of emigration. II Is cstimntctl that,
during tho pnst thirty years, pcoplo hase
GmlyrAtc1.
THE MAT LAWS.
Ng1t1N, Mny b-Accorling to the statements
OF some members of tho lioichstIR, nisnnrck
used expressions Mt tho Parliamentary aotr6e on
the 4th Inst which render it Utmost certain that
bill will be presented In the. frltssinn. Dict
giving tho Government moro dtscrGtion in re-
gnrt TO applying tho Nav laws in order To bring
nbout nn Agrerlneut with tho Vifncau.
TAMnUfl0.
BEnL1s, hfny "a petition has been sent 70
tho llllnlesrath from Hamburg, Signed BY CO.
citizens, praying tho Gertnuu Empire not to en-
| eroach upos thcir rights. i Is stntcd that that
representatives Of Hnmbnrg- In tho KeichstaT
hive had n conference with Bismarck, IN which
thoy attempted to show tho groNt losses tho city
would suffer II deprived Ut Its privilege.
, 1880-05-06

MH. Jessie Benton Fremont as she appears IN
lnkton correspondent Of tau Louisville Courier
woman, Shs " stout III 6gurn, aud hor grny
baiE ia abundant. She has i kind, benevolent
oppression, and IL fuent talker. Her style OF
made out Of a camel hair shawl, WHICH wAs
once snaYnlficentt y black cushmosu polunafso
Is worn With ths Orlontal skirt. Mrs. Fretnont
Ing a. friead. private secretary, and counscl-
lor: 6he haA masculine mind for tha details
Of business, aud hAA more than once Btfs41ht-
oned out tho aonorals adaire."
, 1880-05-06
CHICAGO FIRES,

Inc alarm from Dox 87s at l:N yesterday aft.
s1nooa Was oaused BY q flso III tho one-story
..aMe cottage No. 400 Wsst fourteenth street,
owned md occupied by Michael 0ortnan a.
chimney. "S~' >"ooS' e'"' - AVN
xao alarm from boz ssi ut o'clock yesterday
irosa1 lvins. was caasod 6y tso On tho tug Alba-
furmsona fug,tn street bridge. Cause, an ovethoated
Eah ah caused by Iro In the tvo.s story hficf
H. TShanR adtoInlug the bridge on Iialated street.
Tood &1Es!nro =, y owned and occupied bY Under
~ ~ .nouse frum unknown causes. Damage,
inF. sIlsbf fcaatatncd thesc!n $ap; and to build.
, 1880-05-06
NOTES.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.

KENTUCKY pEMoohA1s.
s.,or,v er n. e., Mny GA prominent
"AsHl",,u"' "Ans'..s+,or .otJ thfs cvcntnv thnt
Kentucky cong 1a,a .us ,n,sat"s
Ecntucky would not send inatfnttco de!c0n1cs
a. tbo cincinnati Convention. Tho sentiment
" ~ S,comn4 nrcdomlnaut In that State, hc
Was uceoe ~ .,a.,v sho,,i mi In sacrificed In
saldt that INC pus'J ono"'' un' w ' -, =,
the interests OF my man. nc was PIetty "c4l
ssurcd By leading Democrats IN tho Stato
ssst Mr, ridden would not get tho support
Of tho dolcgau,nn e..' T., snc"Ejnr ~ r,rnnf! snf
The Mmo 9enLtn,aI'; TX hw IN rnnhiicnns
DO would n ns otn tvIr1,,,o sni.h rrrniina. nri;i
Snutnern ~ 1. nrmtnntrd am nfr,,id nilr
, 1880-05-06

opee4a9 UHpatF8 ~ 7 TIE 1"4eHu0 1'10uHs'
NEw YORK. siny b.-The Now York County
Dc,nucracy's General Committee pussel a rcso-
lutIon t0-uiYht calling upon Congress not Il, nd
Jour-, withull tarltt lcglssnton and particularly
With rrX,tru to tho duty on piper, ticnounpiug
tho Ntnr rs mn crliMlrg1I lnid upon tho disAeMt-
nHtton OF knowledge.
, 1880-05-06

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GAhxSA, ILL.,, May 5-Tho farmers OF this
section huve been aettvcly cngaErL In AttcHd-
ing to sprng work. Oats look well. and every-
thing IL fnvnrIb1e for an abundant hnrvest.
Sa1nb few pieces uf w!ntor wheat look good. but
tho crop generally will ie n fMI!ure. a. much
lnrgcr average Of spring waeHt hna tpeu Bown III
tho county this year ttlln ever before.
, 1880-05-06
MINNESOTA.

Special Dtspdteh 10 1h4 Chicago 7tibnns.
" PAut.s Mtnn., May 5-Tho Republican
conversational Convention In tho First District
has been called to meet at Wascca, July T. This
y tnngrcssmnn nunnell's district. Ex-Licut.-
for The notnIpnupn,
, 1880-05-06
GEN. WARREN.
The Court Of Inquiry Now Sitting
at Governors island.
Con. Sheridan Gives in Ills Tcs.
tfmony ON tho Cnse,
And Tells Why He Relieved Warren
After Five Forks.
He Felt that 1t Was for the interest Of His
Impcriled Army.

4mpcfNeo Army
sp<eto, Dfts1tth to 7he Ehfea,o Trfbun..
NEW YOnK. Mny h.-tleu. SherI,sMn tr'k the
Witness stand ycstcrsly "fste ihr War"'',
Court uf Inquiry, At t}nvrrllnrs 1sinnl. t,. pre-
sat,tct n clear aud .dmirnhr rtnt.,nrut NJ III.
situation Mt tho battle Of Flvu Fnrk4. ntl,l the
CalIses which lid hin to relieve ten. WnrrEE nj
tho command OF tho Fifth Corps immediately
thorcnftcr. For his trept rxnrninasinn tie!,.
Shcrldnn presented written Bsatemrns. ai,stcx-
plaincd tho various Positions with ihn MD nj n
imp. Tho main points of biz stary follow:
"During the dny preceding April my tAvnlry
hui been t1rIyen back rrpnl Five
Forks u within Il short dt-tancu frsm
Dnwid'lle Court House. anil atput the ts,nc Of
the ]nal attack OF the enemy that evening
sent Capt. Sheridan to report tt Net.. Hrans The
condition Of MtIRtra. On hls why. Cnrt. Shcri-
,iaM stopped at f}cn. Mcnfe's tn iisk Tint somo
ono bu sent with him It's guide to ficn. drhin's
headquarters. While Capt. Sheridan WIS wilt
Ing. Gen. Meade questioned him IN tD tho stut-
ton around Dihwlddte Court-lEuHsC. ind hMd
tho position Of my lines polluted oAtt to him.
Gen. Moa'io therrupun sc,'t noto to
Gen. Grant ,lsktpg, Would Il mt
10 we'll for Wnirun to chine down
with his whsIlc corps and s.1lsl up tho fnrce In
front If Shcsdnua Warren could m',ye Ut ut,cv
TINT way and tnko tho fDrco threatening ehert-
da, III tho rear, or he ctn.ld send ono division t0
support sherilan ut Dinwddu uni move On tho
encnys rear with tho other twu.s To this
Grn1lt mudp reply: Let Wuiren I,nyc IN the
s SnstSns SS 'o Xa i s @ tss sn n 81 e a4ly a.S 1 r"F
celrel IL dispntch from t;rn. MrHc.
TIME III sDr H,vEN
on the dispatch. hut Warren received It. Ut 10:1
p. IN. by It llc wis directed II srnl Griffin
promptly, ha ordered, by tho lhydtth l,lnnk
road, but to move tle balance IF the et.nnhrHl
ly tho runu l}Artutt NltS u Ailu atrkn tito t:tlc-
fn thu w1 tffAtStY him Hi1J{ }tI!l.
, 1880-05-06
SLAM.

TUE KlHo'B Touli POSTPONED.
LoNnoN, May h-Tho King Of Slam sont
message here saying his Journey abroad has
:been abandoned for the present on account OF
W.he2lth.
, 1880-05-06
Systematic Persecution and Outrage
Practlccd Upon tho Jews III st.
Petersburg.
How Hasselmann Astonishes the German
Reichstag with a sooialistio
Speech.
GREAT BRITAIN,

charged with fnlsifying ncco,lnts and
consplr.ng to dcfraud, hnve boon acquittod. The
oa"A 0"sa'eaoco ~ lo'o.
...... bhApLAu0fl'
In the orent OF tho lnw not allowing I3rat'
laugh tn mike affirmation, instend of taking tho
oath required nj members Of tlte llnuso OF Com.
mons, Il bill will bo Immediately introduced tu
icpnitza a,,ct nf1irmntiou.
rxrr.sss Irnnyursr,xarrp.
LONDON, May 5.-Tho difference between tho
financial results In fntin and those promised IN
the t}udRct stntomcut published In February ls
f-,, o. IN mn ~ ps mn n0o r,,n 0nonr,oI rnno.
.1oni nuovsuo ~ ~ S"s' '...,.. .."..
bcf or tho 4lcefoS 8 Coenct Kross.y unaetesu- s
Indian Government has sent a t!lsputch to tho
, 1880-05-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nv- ve. ~ 69tUIVJNu WEWVe
Liverpool. '' A~''a eA's' ''0ua
auaooas Nay b-The steamers Scandinavia
~. ~ "noM' from New York, and the lndlsns,
"um p.a faAadelphs, have arrived out
Liyetnoon;s Nay 6-Arrived, Ohio, from
York. "' "*~A1faseo. DAV0nlA, from NOW
, 1880-05-06

qu!red To Qnit tho Capital on twcnty. four hour''
dcrcd 70 dcpnrt III tho hsr,b summary manner.
, 1880-05-06
STATE OF TRADE.
Showing Made by the Exchanges
in Large Cities the Past
Week.
An Indication that tho Business
Boom Is Slightly Col
1npsing.
a Decline in Prices Necessary Il
Lub.i .icst, tho Wheels Of
Trade.
Special Dtspateh to ma CAftdd

spsttal Dtspateh to ma Chitdao Tribune.
NEw YOnK, May 6--The Public Bnys: Tho cx.
thhiigcs ITO longer give signs OF unchecked uc-
sivtty. AT Ioallsyltfe. Milwaukee, and Syracuse
Tho tlsunl nuNHImity ut tncfcysc In exchanges ID
br0kcn. nnd tho losses at Louisville aud Mil
%nukGo Hr, large. Moreover, tho increase at
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, mud
~. l,nts, though st!ll III excess of tho average
ndsunco In prices, u1ld therefore Indicates pay
nlrhts for II grc1stcr gulnty of gnotls trnns-
fcfFct! thnn was represented III payments year
hso, IN nevertheless much smaller than woutl9
be expected frum tho recent returns. Al
rscry city fnpn which VIC hAvo weekly
reports tho iatest weeks return compares lces
hsarahly than thnt Of last month with the ro-
port nf tho corresponding period Inst yenr. In
April. 1871, business was improving. prices ad-
ya,icinK. md exchanges stcnllLy Increasing, but
# mt considerable .hrinkMRo III q,lnntltics OK
chanR!"i nt sD,nc lMtnts. Tic RgyrcBntcs OUT
''d"'i S"w Yurk for tho last four weeks COM
pare thus;
Apri! !o....,.. ~: slsi,t@.7lo " e;st5 W's
Aprt! 4 ....... *N..t;5Asl lRsai7.@n x'.5
A!i,rii 4........ ss,,slsnii ial.MIII7 80
Mnyf......... I'll, ,ut..,f,7 1s0,0tlGGs 1n.9
stactory. but " tho rvidsneo tilat tRe Improve
hns not bccn 1anisleesl rRe increase M S ;ru ID the
nRxrcgatc outs1e nf this city Ia yory lnrgc, aud
ing exrn ut San Frauclseo. Unhnppily. Il il owl
dent thAt tho present situation Is less ngrccabie
thin wauld he inferred from tho aggregate
transactions fur thu tnpCth.
Tho following tMltlc shows exchanges for tho
pnst week. und fur tho four weeks ending stav
!. ut THO cltins t1tnrkca. aud for tho rxnct
month OF April NJ I'LL other cities, tho report
800, s.,t Frnnc!sco having bcon obta!ncd IN
, 1880-05-06

iu IKE aextyMm "restorss gray hair to ts o1ie.