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shall fllitwlthout respect of person or OF desire
among the delegates of this Convention"
SECRETARIES AND CLERKS.
The temporary Secretaries and Clerks were elect
ed as follows: John H. Roberts, Of Illinois, and
C. L. McGee, Pennsylvania, temporary Secre.
taries; Charles Klibea, of Michigan, James C.
Bromwel residing Cl,rxs; Eugene Davis, of New
York, Stenographer.
GARFIELD GREETED WITH CHEERS.
Eugene Hale, Of Maine, offered resolution
that the roll of States be called for the names of
committeeman on the four Committees-Perma-
nent Organization, Rules, Credentials and Reso-
lutions. Adopted, with no opposition.
The Secretary then called the roll of States for
members of the Committees. When New Hamp-
shire was called it was cheered; but when Ohio
was called and Gaifield's name was called as a
member of the Rules and Order of Business Com
mittee, there the first real outburst OF enthusl-
asm Of the Convention.
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Woman's Wisdom.

"She insists that it is Of more import
ance, that her family shall be kept in fall
health, than that she should have all the
fashionable dresses and styles OF the tines.
She therefore sees to it, that each member Of
her family is supplied with enorgh H p
Bitters, at the first appearance Of any
symptoms of ill health. to prevent fit Of
sickness with its attendant expense, case
and anxiety. All women should exercise
their wisdom in this way.-[New IiaE<n
Palladium.
Park, at so West Fifth, makes a specially
of dress hats. A lady can have her hat
trimmed while she waits. and if.it is not
satisfactory. any change can be made uzr
der her direction.
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FEATURES OF THE OPENING.

EXP; sIrioN G-NooN-June2-The ex.
element has lulled since the National Committee
settled their differences last night. and there is
small prospect Of q row. There is an enormous
crowd everywhere. The lines are blocked all
along leading up to the building.
There Is the usual dissatisfaction with press ar
rangements The betting is still on Grant at less
odds, however and the antiGrant men are moro
confident They claim ~ votes on the hrst bal
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PAPER HANGING. &c,

PAPER HANGING, &c.
Paper Hangings in largest
variety; cheapest prices; best
OF workmanship at lowest fin
ures, at MAYBERY'S, III Main
Street,
GILT DAD0 SHADES, IS cts,
each and upward, Of beautiful
designs and C0Iors. New Bruins
wick Mfg. Co.'S Agency, NAY
Berry BROS, Prop'rs, III Main
ST., Cincinnati, 0.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution.

i HE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE TX
listing between the undersigned, under the frn
name Of schwill q Thompson, has been din
solved by mutual consent
r. A. sCHwILL,
NAY 10Th. n. y. THOMPSON.
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Third Dispatch.1

CHICAGO, June 2--El0 P. MAJ ten minutes
after one o'clock the anxiety and excitement con-
tinues, with cheer occasionally, but no indica-
ton Of business L.
Fourth Dispatch.J
CHICAGO, June 2.-Don Cameron nominated
Hon. George F. Hoar temporary Chairman. He
was escorted to the chair and made speech Of
thanks. L.
Fifth Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. June 2-Temporary clerks, sergeants-
alarms, etc were elected, and Eugene Hale offered
resolution for the call Of States for committees.
Carried.
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IT III E l. A II E 8 II,
STAR SPECIAL BULLETINS,

Special to the Star.
CHICAGO, June 2-The Convention hall is filled
with an anxious crowd waiting for the curtain to
rise. At quarter Of one there's no indication Of
commencing L.
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ISecond Dispatch,1

1:0e P. M.-The Convention has Just been
called to order by Don Cameron with three raps Of
the gavel, L
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South Carolina-w. ]. whipple.

Tennessee--W. P. Cote.
Texas-Wm, Chambers.
Vermont-H c. Beldon.
West Virginia-J. Ii. Riley.
Virginia-Blank.
Wisconsin-W. E. Carter.
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Alabama-Bank.
Arkansas--W. H. Holland
Califomia-G A. Davis.
Colorado-S.N N. Megree.
Connecticut-Daniel Chadwick.
Delaware-N. D, SmitheH.
Florida-W. NJ Hick,
Georgia-R. d. Locke.
nlinois-Contest
Indana-B. W. Langdon.
Iowa--S. NJ. Clark.
Kansas-George 81. Case.
Kentucky-G C. Hunter.
Louisiana-Contest
Maine-Llewelyn Powers
Maryland-J. ]. Weaver.
Massachusetts-R NJ. Morse, Jr.
Michigan. H. Chandler.
Minncsota-G. F. Drake.
Mississipp-H. G. Carter.
Missour.-Thos. P. Rodgers.
Nebraska-D. A. Lewis.
Nevada-C. C. Stevenson.
New Hampshire-Jas G. Sturgis.
New Jersey-Clement H. Dickenson.
New York-Geo. H. Sharpe.
North Carolina-O. H. Blocker.
Ohi5-JasL H. Garfield.
Oregon-D. c. Ireland.
Pennsylvania-W. Fl. Armbury.
Rhode Island-T. W. Chase.
South Carolina-C. W. Wylie.
Tennessee-W. NJ. Cordell.
Texas-William Chambers
Vermont-J. B. Mead.
West Virginia-A. G. Moore.
Virginia-Blank.
Wiscopsin-A. J. Thorner.
THE NEW NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The new National Committee just selected Is q
ollows:
Alabama-Paul Strobach.
Arkansas w. Dorsey.
California-Horace Davis.
ColoradO-John Lecott.
Connecticut-Marshal Jewell.
Delaware-Blank.
Florida-W. W. Hicks.
Georgia.. DevOe.
Illinois,. II. Root.
Ind ana-Blank.
Iowa j. s. Russell.
Kansas-John A. Martin.
Kentucky-W. o. Bradley.
Louisiana-Blank.
Maine-Wm. P. Frye.
Maryland-Jos. A. Carrie.
Massachusetts, John M. Forbes.
Michigan-J. H. Stone.
Minncsota-Blank.
Misslssippi-M. Mckee.
Missouri-CEancelor ]. Filly.
Michigan-J. NJ Davis.
Nevada-Blank.
New Hampshire-W. Z. Chandler.
New Jer. ey-George A. Hurlser.
New YOIk-Thomas c. Platt.
North Carolina-W. +, Canady.
Ohio-W. c. Cooper.
Oregon-D. c. Ireland.
Pennsylvania. Don Cameron.
Rhode Island-W. A Pierce.
South Caroiina-Samuel Lee.
Tennessce--Wm. Rule.
Texas-Blank.
Vermont-G. W. Hooper.
Virglnia-Bank.
West VifeiIia-Blank.
Wsconsin--Elhu EnOs
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ORGANIZATION OF CONVENTION.

CHICAGO June 2-The call of states was then
commenced and resulted in the following list of
Vice Presidents of the Convention and Commit
tooa.
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SUMMARY.
Whole number Of votes-756'

Necessary to choice-37s.
Gpant, Sll; Blaine. 269; Sherman, lAo; Edmunos,
Is; Washburne, 10; Window, 10.
The Chicago Tribune says. in an editorial TO-
iay. that Grants nomination 10 impossible, and
It is the duty Of his friends to withdraw him.
The Inter-0cean says that the Grant men are
encouraged They do not expect to nominate
him on the first ballot, but will hold to their man
all summer, il by that means he can be nom
mated.
The foIlow.n ng isths Sherman estimate Of the
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE Greek navy viii be placed on
wax footing
storms have doue great damage
around Madrid.
Much ccrued beef put up at Victoria
flr The London market.
-hs AIbnuians propose TO defend
J8riu, arla aud Prerosa.
8 rev bank at Quebec has been es-
Table ID by the Bank Of Paris.
A W.terspout az Zug. Switzerland,
bss calsej great damage 10 property.
The French Jesuifs will establish a
mission TO Central Africa to propagate
.de.r iaith.
-r..l P-hcrts has about a 600 men
Il af.hanistan stable for an attack
0r Ayoob Khan.
a French priest has married one Of
Hls ulrsholers, Pere Hyacinihe ofiici-
aI1g Pere warned them TO prepare
Hr pur7ecution.
THE Hudson Bay Company's steamer
l.tsr has been wrecked at Bella Bella,
$40 m lee north Of Victoria. All the
passengers aud part Of the cargo were
ON t-e occasion % the birth of the ex-
naeel neir 10 abe Spanish throne, the
,-.sel'' ,e.. -lslt viii grant amnesty to all
1',. os-i -'i5- Fseni leaders imprisoned in
o1,o' -llesey has cen expelled from
-. Ie .' ea,fieaturiug Grevy and
-1-sFrs rer.Is9,;5 las Journal, but his paper
lu -Gu Francisco. was OoIu
Several prussiau oe8..-
sanction Of the German with the
aud The var Office. have fo-r.'lini fer ment
cspiei appo. ntmeuts in the se.liy ae-
the Sultan Il Turkey. vice Of
Since January is,, so a eablevr.u
says, there nave been one hundred ana
forty duels Dob france; but the cable.
gram man d,Ns not mention an instaDc,
in which ser ius Injury resulted.
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NEWS ITEMS.
STATE AND TERRITORIAL.

Wheat on Howell Prairie is unusually
heavy this season.
The taxable property Of Polk county
fo0ts up Sl,7f7. los
Several cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported at Peudleton.
Umatilla cOunty's taxable propertv
amounts to 81, ISL, ,62S
a driving park and race track will be
laid out at Colfax, w. I.
The Walla Walia fair will begin on
Monday, September 10th.
Mrs. George Finch, Of Douglas county,
is cousin Of General Garfield.
Mr.. W. l. Nutting and Miss I.atour-
ette conduct the Canemah school.
Five grain warehouses in the William
ette Valley have been burned the pres
ent season.
The freshet in the Columbia last Juna
killed nearly all the clans along North
Pacific Beach.
The North Yamhill Academy will h.
opened September 18Th, in cbarga oS os
Geo. W. King. u
many I'm migrant wagons pass thropeb
and Washington. u"
Pike, fish from the sea much resem-
bling trout, but larger, are caught off
the wharves at Astoria. 0''
Judge Waldo, Of the Supreme Court
( has rented Col. T. II. Cannis residence
and vii remove 10 Ssiem.
Cowiitz county, ". T., has purchased
! the kazauo Hoiel 81 Kalama, and viii
occopy it rs a Court House.
Miss Myra A. Brown, Of Dosglss
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SCOTIA Forest Grove, September I, lsS).
after "a painful illness Of twenty days, John
Tucker scott, aged n years, months and rs
days Funeral will take place tomorrow
friday a. II O'Clock A. n, from the late resi-
dence Of deceased
The subject OF this notice was born in Ken
lucky on the 18th Of February, lSo9, removed
20 Illinois, then a wilderness, IN his youth,
and resided FOR many years in Tazewell
county OF that state. In lSi2 he crossed the
plains 20 Oregon, and resided iu this state, for
the greater part OF the time in Washington
county, until his death.
Dear and honored mtheri Ever kind and
faithful friend Tears blur our eyes as we
write these lines and we pause Involuntary
for words that shall ntly tell OF thy life Of
noble endeavor, thy consideratc and patient
care, thy watchful and loving kindness. Hal
lowed forever In the memories OF thy mourn
ing children are thy manifold deeds OF love,
imperishable the chaplet OF immortelles with
which grateful memory garlands thy name.
Cares forgotten, sorrows remembered no more,
suffering ended, thou hast entered forever into
the peaceful possession OF that "Rest that re-
malneth 10 the people OF God" C.
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county, was thrown from a horse last
week and seriously bruised.
Several immigrant families. four
months overland from Kentucky, ar
rived at Waila Walla last week.
Whitman county. w. T., is redeeming
warrants dollar for dollar, and will have
money in the treasury by January lst.
/ The telegraph line IN Southern Oregon
and Northern California is being put in
condition TO stand the severe Winter
storms.
The boiler Of CounOr's stave factory al
Empire City exploded on Monday,
badly injuring Chas. Richardson, the
engineer.
w. A. Wash, II. r Cox and Miss
Ella ID. Nelson have been employed as
teachers at the Goldendale wv. IT, Acad-
emy for the ensuing year.
Yakima county has an area Of 64S
square miles, and is easily capable Of
supporting a population of 100 TO the
mile, or 76l 500 inhabitants.
Mrs. Anon Shook, Of Alkali Valley,
Lake county, has completed q fiue large
quilt containing ,773 pieces. She might
have employed her time aud eyesight
in something better.
Miss Anna Savage, q young lady OF
Southern Oregon, last week shot and
killed a large and savage catamount
which had been treed by dogs. Ii was
her first shot with rifle.
a Cornelius girl was tried before "A
Justice Of the Peace last week for assault
on a Chinaman, she having scalded
him, but was acquitted by the jury,
who thought her action justitisble.
The trustees Of the Willamette Uni
versity have granted right of way 20 the
o. * {. r. r. Co. 10 run side track
from near the oil works at Salem
through the university grounds 10 the
Touring mills.
DR.. Coon, the noted temperance orator
Of Douglas county, who organized the
Order Of the Champions Of Honor, has
fallen into his former habit Of drink
and has been expelled from the order hs
did 20 much TO establish.
DR.. Watts, President Of the State
Temperance Alliance, has issued a call
TO the friends of temperance, asking
them to meet in Salem on next Saturday
to determine the best course to pursue
in securing an onward movement ia
the work.
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OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER.

Worms in the human system
are pn5Iuced in people COM
PEELED 10 subsist mostly on z
Pork and Bacon. Get your \,
stomach in good order, by US ~
ing VIM Plumbers Oregon ~
Blood Purifier, and get rid ~
OF all worms, etc, etc. NJ
Iour Druggist has Il for sale. -
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The cen ls of ls5J is now thing OF
he past, but 60 IS punctured many
bubbles Rnd left hind il nanv heart
buruings. The ru.hless figures have
brought low the prstensions on 1bitious
towns aud cities. but the numbef Of per
s0ns who have been Cared Of baekaobe
ard kidney dlsessee by The use OF The
Oregon kidney Tea IS 50 much sreat..l
tii1n the proprieioIs hoped i0r=0r Imag.
inei, that they Lave doubled their a.
paoiiy f0r manufacturing it 20 keen mace
With tbe dsmnad Sold everywhere.
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AMERICAN
STEAM DTEIEe AND CLEANING WnpEe

DYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF silly
- ~, woolen ana mixed goods, after the best
tsloyes and fesiners cleaned ana dos 81
neW process Hianketsana Furs cieansi niee-
1e1ts 9l9,aing cleaned and dyad e sl.=.-
street, Portland, Oregon. l
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-07

Messrs Bob and Jim Gentry, the
handsome editor Of the Eaioprie, Woody
Dunlap, and Sam Walton were the sirang.
ers in attendance A. the picnic. The d.
dies we're Mrs. y. y. Burdcit and Mrs.
Arnold Our bellies, Misses Evans, accom-
panied by the gallant bcaux Of Lancaster,
d. Burnside and Lear, returned home
Friday much pleased with their trip. Mis-
Tetlic Shelby, a lovely blonde, T. rccuper-
ating ut the Crab Orchard Springs. Mr..
/. 5. Tcyis rciuucd from The city on Sun
day. Mrs. Taimut has rurchascd an Gle
CANT piano from Baldwin a Go. II ar
rived Saturday.
The picnic, announced for last Satur.
day, was charming occasion and q grand
success. Every adjustment imaginable
vas INDUCED in. Only one speaker PIES
cnt Court being in session, the Stanford
orators, that were expected 10 speak, sent
many regrets for their non-appcarance.
The Crab Orchard band favored the public
with beautiful pieces on the green. The
three tables were continually supplied
with everything that l. palatable to the
taste. ut Is May who hcacons the summer
and rocks the birds in leafy trees, and,
when the whole world is quickened, and
kindled, aud adorned, wraps herself in
roses and smiles away her life in the lus-
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inch lhick' The iaoes are perfectly smooth,
aud on one, traced Win sharp pointed IN
'lrnmeni, and in very les'he Character D.
'he inscription
,'1 , !" N ,.s W. ,'" nv. - ~, ,., a.'
Farewell 10 b., MEND. and tIndroi.r
The stone /, said tohavc been discovered
in crevicc in the face II a clin. Itisal.
legged that human homes we're found near,
but not sufficient to construct q skeleton
The thing l. most probably hoax. Ilmay
be-. however, that John was thrown aside for
dead, bat recovered hi. power. sufficiently
20 trace the record, but not enough IA
change bis base. In such ca,c il would he
natural that he should amusc his dyirp
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EngIeusuns' WiIf.

- Fox squirrels are getting numerous in
this vicinity.
-. What can he the matler2 We haven't
seen but one candidate for a week.
The singing club will meet at Mr.. s.
o. Baughman's Saturday evening next.
- Although we have had some pretty
heavy frosts the peaches are net all killed
yet.
Fishing tackle Of all kinds can be
bought now at a good deal less than cost in
this vicinity.
- Sheep shcaring is the chief employ
ment Of the farmers now. Corn planting
is about over.
90 Mr.. X. C. EngIeman has been oppoint
ed general agent for the improved Wilson
Sewing Machine.
- Mule colts are in demand There
have been several buyers in this neighhor-
hood offering good prices.
A bevy Of pretty little Misses from
Bell Seminary spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Bette Engleman.
The roof that was blown of Of DR..
Owsley's barn last week, was put on by old
man Billy Hicks sixty years ago.
- Since the first Of May the anglers are
trying their luck in the ponds. What is
the cause Of IL? Have the fish quit biting
in the river?
Two young ladies were taking a horse
back ride Sunday. They concluded to have
race, but before they had gone far
the horses began to go faster than the ladies
wanted to ride; one Of them jumped OF and
the other was thrown and lodged in a
thorn bush, but fortunately not hurt.
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RELIGIOUS.

- Services will hereafter commence at
the Christian Church at lOl Sunday morn.
ings.
Rev. ]. A. Boyle isexpeoted to preach
at Mckinney Station on Sunday, the OH,
At 3o'clock r. NJ.
The members of the Ashland Presby-
terrain Church contributed $3.50 each TO
benevolent purposes during the year just
closed.
Pagan Bob lngersoll has the temerity
to lecture in Cincinnati ON "What Must
We 10 To Be Saved" while the Northern
Methodist Conference is in session.
The Presbyterian Sunday School is in
most nourishing condition. There were
so odd scholars present last Sunday, three
fourihs Of whom were under IA years Of age.
- Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at Mt.
Salem on the Sd Saturday and Sunday in
this month. lie will then formally decide
whether or not he will accept the call Of
that church.
The Southern Baptist Convention met
at Lexington yesterday with over 700 del
egates. Those who have gone from here
are Mrs. Leo Hayden, Mrs. Col. c. H.
Rochester, Mrs. J. NJ. Philips, Mrs. A. r
Penny, Miss Sallie Penny, Miss Lille Nc
Clary and Mr.. J. X. McClary.
- We were shown by Mrs. Kate Bailey,
President Of the Woman's Christian Aid
Society, one Of the handsomest silk quilts
We have ever ~en. The center is Of yelvel
beautifully embroidered. II was made by
the Society and is worth every cent Of S25
though but sl2 had been offered for il a.
last accounts.
The Bishops address TO the Northern
Methodist General Conference, now being
held in Cincinnati, shows that the body
represents a membership Of l,7OO,302, IA
whom the gospel Is preached by ,63I
travelling and i2,i75 local preachers. In
the last four years 5l2 preachers and 1884
members have died.
Miss Addie Purnell, Mn. sallie A
Anthony and Miss Iva Smiley entertained
the members Of the Womans Missionar,
Society Sunday afternoon, with interesting
essays and selections, while Misses Georgis
Proctor and Annie Roberts furnished SON,
excellent duets. Misses Gus Wi lson, Anni'
Roberts and Bette Parsons are on the pro
Crane for the next months meeting.
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Speaking ~ the Northern Methodist
General Conference In session al Cincin.
natl, writer says that there Is no exhibit
ton of caste IN the body. Throughout the
assembly is considerably fprinkling Of
colorcd minister, and their white brethren
beside them sscm 10 enjoy their asaocia-
ton a. mach o. they DO that Of their
White friends, and their hand-shakincs and
greetings are apparently wholc-souled az
a. though they had sprung from the same
son of Noah.
- Ed Joe. Billou's sermon last Sunday
was one Of the l,cst we have ever heard him
preach, and, although n little disguised.
vas a very strong argument for Christians
to aid To their fullest ability the project b.
build a nov church The vor-hippcr- u
the Gods Mammon, Fame and Bachn',
and the Goddess Fashion-sparc no sacfi-
fee either of money or comfort to please
them, and the worshippers Of the meek
and lowly Jesus will, II they are in earnest,
be just ~ liberal Tor Ills sake, out of the
means that God has given them.
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80 Robert II. Givens one Of our old and
estimable citizens is lying at the point OF
death. X. +. HoeSer is again confined
with serious illness.
j. NJ. Carter reports a chicken hatch
ed on his premises having two distinct bod
les, four servieeable legs, four well devel'
oped wings and single, intelligent look
ing head. The thing died having (itis sup.
posed broken its neck as the result Of q
conflict between lis two indiyidualities Il
secure exclusive title to the head. Mr.
Carter regrets the loss Of the breed. and i
In search Of another specimen.
-SIGSlFIcAST.-Dr. Brown il display
ing martyrs eonsianey under a glossy
plug hat of the latest and most intensified
agony. lie stands convicted Of the posses
sion Of two oanaries, and is suspected Of
quoting poetry. sgd Myers hints at &c
oentrieities Of graver character-but 50
inoonsonant with the Doctors nature that
We are inclined to be in doubt. LArER.-
The Doctor has donned white erayat
- DIR. sproule, Of Casey, showed us las
week little slate OF reddish sandstone
found last summer on the farm Of his faith
er on the Clear Fork Of the Cumberland
in Whitley county. II is about mini
inches long three inches wide and Of al