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, 1880-05-08

a RESOLUTION WIS adopted Inst evonng ut
q lurgu 1neetlng OF Third Wnrd lop1bllcnna
which e1nbo4!tcs u painted rehuko ef tho course
Ut Yunsltor Logln II, lescrtlnR hts post In WaRi-
lngtun IN como to Illinois and undertake to tlfc.
tato how tho Republicans Of this Htatc shal net
Iu reference to u Presidential canddHtr. Tho
feeling ls quite general TINT aenalur LnYan hHs
Wllolly tnisupprehened tho nut,lrp Of the dntlus
which t,e wins cnllctl upon 70 discharge whutl
u!cuted United atates Kountor from Illinois.
, 1880-05-08

EXTENSIVE strikes haYo taken placo III
France. In ono paEt Of the country so1nc sixty
cotton factories have suspended work. nnd
about 1,5oo operatives arc Idle. Thoro Is A!so
strlke nn.ong tho aiit-workera Ut ltouen. Tho
strikers domaud loss hours and more waRcs.
, 1880-05-08

FOURTH, AND TWELfTA WAHue'
Tho Republicans OF tho Third, Fourth, anu
Twelfth Wnrtla SHOULD 8l.Mrd against aIeeions
.lcceptiuns that hnvo lccn prcparcl fur tho1n tn-
t,ny, \ ticket ot delegates has boon put IN tho
Held in eaci, Of those wnrs which represents tho
upp0sitlon to thirsl-termiaH,. II consstS In part
If tuen who porsulAlly rrcfer Hltt!ne, anu OF
othera who porannnlIy prefer Washhlrno. Iho
ostre delegation. however, will nat together IN
tho Cook County Convention, 1t soHt thero, III
opposug tho t,irtl-tarmors. It ID thu luty,
therefore, Of every Republican who approhonaa
Republican defeat with tho thlrd-torm issue to
yoto for ull tho Opposition Delegates.
sInco those ant!-third-term delegate tckots
huyc bcen put In tho feld III those wnrls, tho
managers ot the thlrs.tor1n movement 1oolii'x
thut tho Republican sgntnOnt OF thoso wArsls is
overwhelmingly ugntnst thont, hayo g0nc tn tho
1,lai,,o ,non ,Iutl offered 10 nnko no light IT n
cumnrou,isu ttokot shn,ild bo Mlnptot I'll which
lilo thirtl.te term should 10 Represented. Thts
offer hns boon pressed In tho Fourth WArd With
much Mlr0itnoss and perseverance,. They aro
cnuxinH for ilvo Ut tho thlrtcon Delegates
Tho sutno proposition WIS made to sosau Ut
tho Wnshbtlril0 men. Thla Is trlpk nf tho
| thtrd.torIl strikers. Thu roAsOn why Just 1re
Urnyt dolpKntes arc askol III tho Fourth Wlsd Ia,
| lhat; according to Charley Neel's reckoning,
| with TINT number tllchtl frun tho ntt!-th!rd.
| torn nun tho district can bo Occurred for Grnt.
| Tho thtrl-tertn managers hAFo liRdo no prppa-
sltIon for conprulntso In tho SECOND Warti.
whiuh they count upon carrying. uhbosly With
tho nll Ut tho threo Ornnt julgoa whluh Cnlhirii
| secured for thum. Thpy mover WttlIt TO ooil"
promise except whore they feol thoy aro beate,
In ADVANCE. .
rho third formers Gnu be beaten out Of sght
In tho Fourth Wnrtl II tho Republicans opposed
| tu thelu Will turn nut md yutu tl1 1pp0sltloE
ticket, and tho Fourth Wnrt1 Alonu, with til s!a
delegates II. tho State Convention, will Offso1
1Jrx,A 4n1t
, 1880-05-08

TuE purported interview between 1'nrls
correspondent and Sir Charles Dixie, olo Of
tho now members Of the English Cabinet. Is
evidently ono Of those peculiarly French
sensations which they themselves c'ass rs
canards. Sir Charles Dtiko Is very rasllcaI
Liberal, alul oven might be called MI ex-
tre,uist, but that liu should cn'1neiata the
policy OF tho Government as one having au-
thority, boing himself only the undcr:secre-
tary ut Foreign Affairs, Is as absurd as tllo
statement that England proposes to tEy Ill
tho fpce Of Germany or to form aal nlItnnce
with Fratce and 1tnly against tho other Coll
tine1tat Powers. Unq.testlonnbly tho new
uoycrn,nent will 10 nil 1t can to nnlvliorato
tic cot,tlitIon OF tho Balkan Peninsula anl
to compel Turkey to execllto the reforms
s1,o ],as promised, and will undo mitch ct
the mischief TINT l,as boon done III India and
Afghantstan; but there lias been no dlsposl-
| tion manifested BY tho Liberal leaders to
provoke my of tho other European Pow
| crs or to plunge England Into for
| clgn war. Tho French DDrn'als art
vory fon,t Of canards and will ma1tt'
fucturo lies out OF wIlolo cloth fot
tho saku Of q sensation, though II
1nay involve tho suppression OF paper
md tho Incarceration Of Its editors, which Il
Freucll journalists ii tho beau fdcal Ut 4 sun
satlou. Tlm Dixie Interview reads very micl
like u cnrlarlt Of this class. Earl Granville!
declaration Mt thu first official reception thu
tho Euglisl, Cabinet will maintain tho Trent.
of berlin nnu enter Into no Continental III
!nnccs is n sufficient answer of ltsoif to TIL
statements attributed to Sir Charles Dilko.
, 1880-05-08

Of wcnkntss, md tho Republicans OF th"
Fo,irth Wari shoiilt takr particular pains 10
beat tlfis tieket to-'ny. md elect one c'hipnsea
1T men opposed to Qtnnts nomination "lue'
nr,s rt.t] nil circumstances.
, 1880-05-08
THE TARIFF m CONGRESS.

vrt,o f,n,,,rtttoo NJ lVnra u,r Npnns IN still |
%.a..' n,.', t,.o,,n. ,ro,,,,J thc t,rifY nmi
."'s.5 49," ,','. ~ IN II ,rho comm,t,ro
s ~, to,,o tho ,uuttnr nto nr,
.,, .''so l., tha ,vov of voftnr
1,'a.u s.Ea.',s.., ~ sI,ao,om hlI Tha f,om.
1.,"a "rr ,os,'yn,, IN rn,,ort ony I'M re,lu-
"s...v, ;,.. sono,,,r In Inv ~, n fcw imuortnnt
sn ~. AIpos ,p. n1ortn,,n" tn consider larger
., ...,.vs ',, ~ s,",,,or ort,r1oa Il, n htll Inv
'!''"se. T., ~ " ,a,s''noo t,,o r,nn,i NJ duties
'aH ...".',.I w. H.. ~ ,ttt,a thinrs md !,
". ~. ,s to ,,r.un,,t nxrrssvc ,r
s'h"l ie'.'e..a a,-,1o,, =. o mat ~ onunmii,irs
'es VII ''lto w, 'ss ,,,.t ,nio,nol
Ing eon.'n''.'o 81 ,,',oa,, a"' a' a,,t mniIs md
.a'lhS' cAt1.ss ~ -. "' s,a,,,,. ,,osta r,,I,,,tvh
SPIRES, "o"'el, .ass' .";a ""u', .I " s,,rac nlso
so'!'e 's"ps. sI",'e' ,."'s' .tr.',,,,,, ~, I'm
counse' ~. "a .,,a,., uuJ ~ ro,,a,n =, Inc
1rcots1 as t'1ey W. 3''u s' ~ w., .no.,at"
Nls"' W. i"'' ae"uea" ."o W. a - ~, an.,o
iFo'n - ~ ~ ~ .e"s, sle 49,. % os =. AZ ,,nr
eoous wlae'' NV" !"s. a,,ao .ao', -, m ~ oort.
cent lucy Itos" ~ te'"so 1euI -. o" " ~ ~ IN % ,,ur
on a'l "op4s' "o" l'1su .,, la"a 1870 r,,os M ~,
cunt, 70 ~ ler een'' 'u'u .'.o aas n"'0 T1'o ntv
eafpetS "'u o'noi n.o!o" 9o"s.s. ,',t wv, w,
on stee! runs - tesucM ~ ono .sar rss ,r",, ra
poaho' "tlu s''l'i,"' NV, 'e"@es'o1. ". ",,s
manai"c'"tcs' inu .'s ~ ss',,,oo,, "' ',,.
now NV eento ost ,'., ro s4,,,a ~ ", ,,or oo,t
hall; leaa olo a'u 'o..'' souas ~ ,"o.., @ NJ ~,
copper ores ele'' 10 ~ put ees' uao"" no '"a. aa.
onWarc' ~ peF ee"a' ~ o..'o'' y" ~ ,.."" ts"
ihe coh'!t'eo 11aVe sos ".ts ts~ ,tHs ~ ,.s,,s
10 act oil poiofe Vntlis upo. u'o ~. a'.o'
Ihls lnay oe ca1te 'n' A'''''Iu. ~ n,,,. u.
sonio oaa 1eatufea 81 u.n .Ms.' ,e" ~ n'' a'.,
tol'ohcs IL" VI e sM.'h "ua' ',.,'
, 1880-05-08

Norw1T1lsTANplaa tho statements Ut TIC
10. to tho contrary, tho ltook 1aland delegation
Is q unit for Hume. A TniHuNA correspondent
has interviewed oaoh tlclegnte III tn hls uholcc,
md oach and qyery ono Of them has deolarc'l
, 1880-05-08

AN enthusiastic and largcly.ntteNaed meet
ing Of tho nntl-th!rl-tcrm Republicans Of thu
Second Wnrd wls held last night, Stirring
speeches were ma,lo by tho llon. W. II. King. ns
this city, Mr. Dunbar, of Michigan, ard JudEo
Carpenter, Of DakntA, all Of whom forcshad-
owUtt tic isaster c1rtaiu to rcsut TO tho Ito.
publican party III caxD tho nomination Of Grant
ID furec1 upon tho people.
, 1880-05-08

WILLIAM hlcKEHHY shot and killed
Alfred Smith, Of Sft. Vernon. ky., whose
daughter he hid previously scduccd. MoKenny
was tried for tho mur11nr. !fts counsel sef up
tho plon Of sclf-defonse. Tic Jury acquitted
him, wherein tho Judge WIS called upon 10
uutte the sctluccr and his victim in tho nonds of
y,arriugc. IT'S not every murder trlnl has such
at1 ending,
, 1880-05-08

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established nsane''
ccns fGr tho recelpk Of subscriptions ana aasbssse
NrW yc1,K-1toom . Tribune Building. F.T. NC
lADDEN Manager. , .- .o~s
, uLAsGoW. Aeotland-A,ian's American MOVIE
Agency. II Nonncld-st- .o p,,,rt
!. LONDON, Enx.-Amcrcan ExcaanRe' ~ oHA"''
HENRY +. GILlIQ, Agent .
, WASHINGTON. u. C.--lsl9 F stfcat.
, 1880-05-08

DE LEssEPs Ia pushing his Panama Canal
schemo quite vigorously In Pasia. liz lectures
nightly to turge audiences, and ut tho conclusion
o{ LIS discourse. preachor-like, he calls on hla
Aoarers to subscribe for Panama Canas stock
tiIa succoss, however, does not correspond with
hfE tnOl.
, 1880-05-08

THE Indianapolis Journal haa changed
banda. Tho IIor. John O. New. ut onn titnp
UnItod HtRtcs Treasurer, Ia tho ncw pfaprlotor'
md will aasun,c thu h'1sluoss and oditoFa! lHal'"
sKetnent Of tho paper.
, 1880-05-08

PIoFEssoN FAwcRvr, tho new ENglIsh
rostu,aster-t }onerl. In gpeech 10 h!s cntssitu.
outs ut Hackney yesterday !nttsuated that tcl.
egram VIVA rocoiyod by q usonbor OF tho lato
Goyosnt1,ont from India tho d!v after tho Eu-
Kltsh budxur was announced oortrn.ltotlnG tho
statements made Us 10 thu 1ntllal, tinunces liz
promised that kearchtnE investigation ~ TO
tho causo which led to thu n,ixstAtIment would
ho mRdo Immediately, anl thAt thnSa guilty Of
negligence and lnoompetoncy, not to use haEshcr
terms, would bo held to strict account Thore
prunl1cs 10 ho gomo interesting Developments
In connection with tho affair. NJ auch pt'lltlcAl
scandal tRs occurred In England for q long ttmos
, 1880-05-08

TIE Inhabitants OF Dttlls, In AsiasIc rur-
kcy. hayo yisan aQa,pst tho Governor u thilt
town 10 consequence Of biz Inability to SUPPLY
them with food. :
, 1880-05-08

HENDRICKS and Payne Ind conference
1t Cleveland ynsturslay, What docs thls t'le"h!
Nill tho Hooater statesman p!ny second hdalt 10
tho ClQYllgnl HltlfonAlre2
, 1880-05-08

BUSINESS. Ia improving In England. Tic
British Hoard OF Trnde returns show Ill tncresse
" fl,5, tts go tn Imports md $7o,SH'sa III e1
,orts for tho four months ending April u, OYER
:Ao corresponding poriod ut Inst year.
, 1880-05-08

;;.FoR tho future tho speeches of the Dolnft-
lon legislators will ba reported and Prluttd ut
the exponso ut tho Htats. Tho Foporta Will up,
peuz In tho samo form "a our Congressional Ieec-
t,rxt, aud our Canndlan nelghbots will consc-
4deqtly havo large quantity Of ?aolee and c!c'
Huut literature.
, 1880-05-08

Two MEXICAN editors lad q duel OIL the
18th Of April, which resulted In tho killing ot
ona Ut tho part!es. They manage those thtnge
differently IN South Caroiina- Two n,omhora OF
tho Southern chtyalry can blaze away ut eaot'
pther TIL tho crack OF doom with no chaualttes.
, 1880-05-08

ERNEST +IlEsAN II the hoppy posscssor o1 n
genuine. Mormon lhb'e, md y oaust'o elticso o''
, 1880-05-08

Mosr Of tho English lron-worSers VINO
haye been recently OIL strtko hnre nBreoa ~
resun,u work ut discount of por ocnt OH pre-
Fiou8' wages.
, 1880-05-08

Fntrrfd al M Pp-oMee Al Ched9o, III. ~ sseo"a.
I Clast Mdttkf
Fnrtnc benont Of our pAtT0ns VINO ooaitd ~ eess ~.
s,nein 90 uias OF THE TRIBUNE through inc mH'' w
. e1y . herewith tho sEausant INTO OF Poa'"so' ,r,
De,neste. ~ H,pE.
Etsht ana Twe!rs Paso fnpoF..'.''.''. osts oei,tS
,bItesn Pnae Paper. p:...;,.
.ElRtt and rwc1rn Pago c"ntS ct,tS
Hixlonn PaQ0 pAp6f ~e
, 1880-05-08
CHE Grtl>a&tte,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

IVY stArL-lN ADvANcE-rosrAdE fnErAlnnn; "a
j,M.5 ~ ~ = whsr 49, r., rmnn n Loo
mhIta " {aat st snH nrr 1nsr. OO
easHyt - srt ETidny nnr YOnr.. N,1O
e!g"5: ~ :. n, nTnT nnun Cxf,t}n p6rYOnr A.1D
'AnY oshtt day, per yeSr:. ~V~
'wEKkrY EDfT1ON-IOsfrAfp.
Ono cnpY. per kn
l!u Of ftaS
Club Ut tcn.. t*'"'+''''
Specimen coplca ncnt tTec, .-x
Giyo kddross In full. Including etato n'o
County. ,..,,.
Hcm!ttnnces mny bo mado either nT draft axprets'
poet Once ordet Or reastesnd letter. at cur hb
70 CITY sulsscRiRERs,
Daily delivered. Sunday excepted. - cents p6f
Ualy, delivered yunda5 included, w eenss rst ""'@
Aasrcs. THE THtnUNE COMPANY.
Corner Mnd.son and DeasooE1,.sts.. cnleaseAe
, 1880-05-08

T1trI,!. WIS Il t}nul-'Ts Mplara' plonlo nenr
llnlrgl, n. T., Thursday. Two yh,tng men and
q young iu,!y wnnl h,Rt.rldlnE. Tho boat cat-
iIxed 4ut! the young men Wore 4rownca' 1he
indy wilB saved by d boy
, 1880-05-08

]yh1te.atoctxtnR nnne-1sMll TRrk.
stlchlaun avnnuo. opposite WashtnRlon Nrect
Guns bttwpen ltip Cincinnati and Chicago Clubs Ut
AN.@~ ~Fs""V" Z
s:1l u, III.
, 1880-05-08

TRIAL by Jury does not seem to work vel!
IN Mexico. Several criminals, 1t ID asscrtctl.
hive beon recently acquitted by q Jury ut thoir
p<ors, contrary 10 the law and evidence. The
BuperIar Court Of lustluo has. III consequence,
applied for the suspension Of tho ttmo-honoFed
modD of ttdQl.
, 1880-05-08

1. THE English Government Will probao!s
ass!st Inllu III paying the e1peitses OF Inc al
yhu,, war 80 Ut loaSt sGys Afr. Fawcett.
, 1880-05-08

,Pn1ycH LEOPOLD will sail from Etglana
next Thursday to visit bis relatives In Cn'lada'
Hc will probaby "do" tho United states dur't'E
-
, 1880-05-08

TuE coke-worltors In ulo Conncllsyil!c
Pa.) district struck yestoriny for m iucrc1se III
wages, and all tho works except two or throo Afe
lille. 1t is thought TINT tho demands ot tho wof*-
mgsnan willdp partially conceded.
, 1880-05-08

Fonrsr fires have again broken cut III
Now Jersey, In tho nolghbnrhood ut WnrotowIt.
taat night tho fumes swept through ~hfl'
destroyed rcK!lonco, and nvo small yachts
FhIch wprS ut qnohor In 0ystor Hay.
, 1880-05-08


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he thinks. the 7nn71es ot AZURE" 'o"nso'
wonl.I ho hppeaaea. VIII "o "SS 7"e''''ec
propisfate his goa? .
~ ,,..,, z,,ox7oncr ~o.un,n.rr
- 10 ,ho ,f,,tv ~ .,.crv ,,rwl,)lca,, yolor 10
.,. .,.. ' ',,.. a...,,..,, .,vor Tim 1,rn.J.
,1.nt,ol nnm,nntInn a,,,,nrelv IN thu focr, It
MI, ".. ..,"t .'.,.',. .,, ,,,,s FIR oioct,on
oo,n,:s r. ,,sr.on,, n,,,h,slas,,. hrru.wnrshtp.
W.. t,.oo,,,o .sr,f,;h,,nos o,,o # have committed
t,,o ,nrtv ~ ~, ,,s.,o ,rhicl, tho American
,,co,,ia vii not o,,,,r,,x,, mr. Il, a cnrtftdate
,v,,, oo,,,,t asrr,, ta ,,xaau,,nl ond .,o,,b.fut
.sth4ca: i =. -
Evcrv man; .rconh ,e ho n hired repeater,
,vhn yntaa at tha Cl,tco RI nntt Cuok County
,,r,,n,rios tn.,,n,,. mi nv,,r,: l,ennh,fcan
yo,nr in MI sn,,,t,ra t,,ro,inho,t Inc stato
that bnv. ,,.,t vot !, ,,no,ntct1 Delegates to tho
Srr,not,o1d cnnvomtfon. owes It to Ills pnrty |
49,, ts, ,,;;ast, j., ta,.n on1u, fmpartnl. uutl
,nt,.,lluent vIc,y of thc situatiou with mn cyo |
r. 1,onr,,,,oo,, snc,sss nav, fn,, mt mcrely
i" fila stata Int thTourout tne country,
:rtns,o,,t oorto,,,i -, In t,,a ruliur ,lcstre
~ ovo,, 1,or,,b,,rnr votcr IN secure ti,o no,,-
tno,1o,, ~ tho atrouucst candidate on tho
s,rnnraat piot,or,n II Ia valuable, never
.t.,.ss tf,ot n,,,,,t,nr of ac,f-nnpolntcd mill
sr.ts ,,,, ro.r,,,1ors Inv. cnitstctl In the
on,,so ~ 4 thtr,i. .tar,r conl,lato or n third
torrn fxaua ,v;th n dc,nr,uination TO lmpose
thaa. ,mn,,o,,.o ,nn, thc Convention by
scho,r;rv ard i,ultvlrv. onft fl utter ljsrc-
nr .rar ~ ~ tho ca,,sn;,,ncca
~, ~, Il, h,s anhnr ernscs cau honestly
| oa,,ta,,,, ,,,ot Car G-ont running M th!ut-
tor,,, ,,,a,fnr,u' ia t,,o str,nrcst cauitlnse
, 1880-05-08

Central Mns1c-Elhl14
t,,,ra, ,,,ndn,n1, and State stsaetI. Enfartalr
rnont by Mr. ott-Hlddona. Afternoon nnd eFcn'"|
, 1880-05-08
AhtUBEatE A ENY8.

Jfoplty's Theatre.
1,sndoph street, potwecn Clark and 1'a so!lo JUN
Dillon and tho' BlatsloIl comod5 co. In "Lomons''
Afternoon an1 eyuntnR.
, 1880-05-08

Hershey Mustc-1fa1f. ,,.z-
Madlson atroct, between Dearborn hno et"'o'
Cupcprt at 2:;n O'clock.
, 1880-05-08

tu thinks the 7nn71ea nf A,lrew johnson,
woul,I ho nppeasct!. VIII no less sacrifice
nruuistAtp his gOIl2
, 1880-05-08

Ahtr,,'s Now Yort Park Theatre Company In "Fa!F
;lax" Aftarnoon and evening,
, 1880-05-08

Olympic Thentre.
1,,a,x s,rret between I.ako and Il nnd0lph. Fhrto
tnter,a.umon,. Afternoon and avcn'ng.
, 1880-05-08

+ sscnkutss, md tho Republicans or mo
'o,irth War,i sho,l1t1 takr particular pains 10
'cat tlfis tipket to.dny. md elect one cominsca
L men opposed to Grants nomination ander
mir md all circumstances.
,y.a,,,snroy n,lyices siate that the third
c-nn mannrct3 nre scrIuttsly alarmed NJ t~tuo
hreatone, detection Of tho Southern Delegates.
M efforts will be spared tu whip then INTO Inc,
,nt Il is beloved TINT money will bo freely used
IN ,ot,ylrco them TINT Grant 0uRht to receive
Tho nomination and thosr totns.
:: ..E.-%@@@
TIE English Foreign Minister, Enrt Gran.
yli,c, ID reported to have addressed otsctlar
letter tn Tho European Powers. inviting tao'r
IN ansuring tho entire '1'l,a!en. VI
the Trcnty Of Berlin. Tho Turkish Government
,ns oylncca considerable aversion tn carrying
out tts part Of tho contttct4 but Under rreasuro
It may bo obliged to do so
IN tho Sixth Ward Inst evening the Reput-
iicau Club nominated q delegate tlokot and ro-
qulrcd Of urcry nan whose natnn "ae on tho
list to publicly rledgo himself to oppoao 1no
thIrtl.tcru movement, Every ono OF tho nom"
inccs expressed a proforonco for Waahbnrno,
wh!o,, Hns entirely satisfactory to the mcotina'
WILLIAM hlcKEKsx shot and killed
Alfred Smith, Of Nt. Vernon. ky., whose
daughter ha nnd previously Beduccd. MoKenaty
was tried for tho murder. Fills counsel sef up
tho plon pf scltdefonse. The Jury acquitted
him, wherein tho Judge was called upon to
u.1to tho sc.luccr and his victim in tue nonts of
marriage. IT'S not ovnry murder trial has euon
M Gliding.
WHILE the great majority Of tho delegates
who attended tho Afarylnnd lsopublfcan co''yen-
uon yesterday wore ,onthusiasttcally IN fnvor f
, 1880-05-08

WEEKLY EDfTION--{DSfrAfp.
m rorx, nor ,.,,,,,,,..........4 1.K9
u. ~ s@
spee'n,sn sseie. MT ,5es m ..,,,,,,x a,.,, md !
oanty: .,.A =. -. 1,.e. axprnts :
Remittance maY 90 nsoo ssns ,s;ts- Al arr f,sk,
oss''''nee o'oes' ,. VI ~ 's.su s..,'sns,,nrn"
~ s..., 49,. .1a.n,.d n rauts por week. ..
aily, delivered, Sunaa5 included, W senss gSt
Address TIE TRIBUNE ~ @,na II,
Corner Mad!son and 1)eAFooEfa.sH sH'* en's1 ''e
:--:s. e,
IA
r,tr~.d al ,h& poa-oMte At UAtedgo, H., ~ eseond-
h"''''" ~ NV f;i,s, Mott<r "
For the benont Of oMt p%savn, ssnv.h IN mall wc
ne!o copies o. 4. ~ u. ~ ~ Of postnve,
aye asfs"'n 'A' ""s'Ir no,m,,tis, r.. u,py.
E,sht aua TveITs Page Fnpos. osnts
e1tesn fese iAp'''' iYortfat.
11.rht md Tvn1.n raEo rapor....."'.'.... c"nts
TRIBUNE EltfANt1A VI At-s7' i
.........-.
Inh Es ~ rce,int of aubscr,ptiona and advertiser
1ncnts ~ follows;
Sas,u = yf,.x-1toom . Tribune building. F.Ta
rADnrN, Manager. ... -
Agensy.s y nsn,e.asss s..,o,n r,csonaa ~ strand.
-= I
ADJUSTMENTS.
Randolph street, po.weon cark and IL se!,o John
plilpn md tho Blats1ell COMEDY eo' III N'1o"'
.Afternoon anu eSeh'hR.
~x.u,,~.,. srhnnxrr
u,o,o, ,tsast. mss'1 po,rson Dearborn md atato.
Smyrna times., 1880-06-23

The craving of the human appetite Tor
a stimulant is fact patent to all, espe-
cially in regard to alcoholic stimulents.
An exchange attaches much blame to ply
sicians for this in the following words:
alt is charged that physicians are re-
sponsible for much of the intemperance
among the better classes. The man who is
over worked, the man who has been care
less of himself, the young, the middle
aged, and the old, all alike receive the
same prescription, "Take little stimu-
lantw Men who have never known what
it was to take glass Of liquor, or of any
artificial stimulant, seek their medical ad-
wiser under any Of the thousand and one
disarrangements which exist, and they are
talked to about tonics and stimulants, they
are advised to drink a little with their
dinner, to take little when they are rest
less, tired, sleepless, irritated, and in this
way all sorts of distilled and fermented
beverages have come to be used very much
more than a score of years ago. Many 6
man who was fully capable, in good busi
ness, and surrounded by the worlds com
forts, has in this way cultivated taste fol
these things which has resulted in an un
comfortable desire for them. A little salts
fies at first, but so soon as the system get
charged to a certain point it require
more"
Smyrna times., 1880-06-23

The CINCINNATI CONVENTION met yester-
day with full convention, but much less
in spirit and numbers then the one held two
weeks since at Chicago. The Delaware
Delegation went on nearly week ago and
have since been joined by 40 or 50 other
Delawareans all working like beavers for
Mr.. Bayard. Letters of declination were
sent in advance by both Seymore and
Tilden leaving Mr.. Bayard to lead off with
the highest number of votes. The two
thirds rule makes it difficult to calculate a:
to the result. The decision may be quickly
reached, or it may degenerate into scrut
race, as after those above named there are
really no prominent candidates. The poin
is to got candidate who can carry New
York, Indiana and New Jersey. Thus far bu
few of the delegates from these States hav'
shown preference for Mr. Bayardr. 1t i
expected that the nomination will be mad
this afternoon or evening.
Smyrna times., 1880-06-23

SCHUYLER COLFAx, one Of the most
upright men that ever filled high place
in our National councils and acknowledged
so, until the Credit Mobilier Scandal drove
him into private life, writes to the New
York Herald:
81 repeat again as l did seven years ago,
that, as | hope for Gods favor at the judge
ment day, never received a dollar from
Mr.. Ames in money or check
Mr.. Garfield affirmed at the time and
still afirms that he never owned any stock
or received any dividends and yet the
charge is reiterated against these men day
by day as if they would barter away the
reputation ol q life time for a few hundred
dollars. The whole thing seems more like
myth hing that ever be.
fore national life. There
were no certificates of stock, no regu.
lar book account opened, no checks
charged up-nothing but pocket memo
randum kept by Cakes Ames and the
entries made in cabalistic letters. Ames in
his examination could explain or account
for them himself only in the most confused
and contradictory way, and yet an other
wise irreproachable life is sought to be
damned on such testimony. Even in 4;
Delaware hall of justice a case with NJ
better evidence than this would be kicked
out Of Court.
Smyrna times., 1880-06-23

THE gathering of the new crop of wheat
has been throughout the country two weeks
in advance of the usual time, and that
from the South is already in the market
and that from the Middle States has been
harvested and is beginning to find its way
into the market. The export of wheat
and corn during tho past and present
month has been enormously large, and has
done much to keep up our favorable balance
of trade. Our exports in 1879 was 124 ,000,-
900 bushels of wheat-nearly double that
of ISIS. This increase was largely created
by the French demand of 42, 2,147,0OO bush.
els, the English demand being but little
larger than in 1878. The prospects abroad
are only moderate. 1t now looks as if the
crop would slightly exceed the market de
mand, but not enough to seriously depre
ciate prices. The rapid extension of whcat
culture in the Northwest indicates the
region where the worlds supply of cereals
may yet be produced. In the meantime
the grain supply of the world must come
largely from the United States. The ques
ton just now with the a&iculturist is the
price, whether it will be remunerative o.
not. The wheat crop is relied on to pay
great many debts.
Smyrna times., 1880-06-23
out Of Cour.

The "unit rule' had complete over.
throw at Chicago, and with it went the die.
tum of the "bosses." In matters of politi.
calprogress Delaware has long been charged
with being at the rear end, and putting the
rule of action Of the Dover convention in
contrast with the later one at Chicago, the
imputation is not without its significance.
BY the adoption Of the "unit rule" at the
former, Kent voted solid all the time
thereby ruling the convention, when it is
claimed not half the delegates from this
county was in the hall. The minority
party it was expected when the Chairman
came to make up the Slate Committee
would have proper consideration, but the
Daily NeaOs says it was not done, and with a
meagre exception or two, the committee
were all chosen from those who voted for
him as chairman, who in no sense repre-.
sent, it says, the party or its responsible
management. We do not understand the
issue raised by the NeOs or what is invol.
we'd in this or that factional interest, but
when the National Convention took the