davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-05
vio,,sty determined cnt,rts Justice shnutd bo
closed: With this view Of the Law tho applloa-
Tim mist be 1euted.''
SitlclDE.

6esttdt Dispdtth to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
8T. Louis, Mn, May 4.-dn extraordinary sui.
cide occurred In this city at nbnut6 O'Clock this
afternoon. A n1nn wna observed standing nenr
railroad track in tho southern part OF tho city
apparently waiting for train. When train at
length appeared In sight he ran upon tho track.
and, finding n spot suited to him, laid down de-
lIborately with his head upon tho rnil. just AZ
n tho train camo near,- Tho wheels cut of his
head neatly, throwing It some distance frorn tho
}fn1y. Tho fNce wnr0 au,ile when tho head
VIVA picked ZIP. and was mt l1rrcd In any wAv.
THO man hns mt tJcnn fully identified, but tho
fnce S tlcrafrf by Hnfne wh0 f1aye seen 1t to bo
that OF German named Hagef.
, 1880-05-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YORK. Mny 3.-Arrsved. Steamship
Frlsta, from Hamburg; 6cythla. from Liver
pool. -
LONDON. May 4.--The steamers Olaf, from
Philadelphia, the Btatc Of Georgia and City
OF New York. from Now York, have nrrIred out.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-sailcd. steamer City
Of pck,ng. Hong Kong. via Yokohama. Tho
treaslre iist Of the reklnH Is: Fine silver,
t:AS,00: Mexican dollars. o,ia5: gold coin and
dust, $l5,711.
iIAMMrn0, Mny 4.--Arrived-LessnB, from
New York.
HALIFAX. say4.-The Fofynostan has arrived
from Nnrth Sydney. All well.
NEW YoRK. May 4.-ArrIvcd, Canada. from
fihyfe.
, 1880-05-05

COLONEU METI10D1ETS.
ST. Louis, Mn., May 4.-TIlo African Methodist
Conference continued its sessions to-dny with
1sIslop Wyman In tho chnir.
Cominittros on Episcnracy and on Delegations
wero elected by tho Conference, and D!shop
Wyn,nn, as Trosl'llnk OIcnr, appointed IL nlltn-
hsr Of standng nntninittees.
Htshnp j. i. CampTcii. Of Philadelphia, do.
lLyureh tho qundrullntal a.!tlress md Dtahop
Wnri,o At!nnta, rroached tho Cnnforoncc, ser.
physlcnl, mental. and mural culture of tho
coforctl race. nnd Urged tho ctlorcd people of tho
country tn &nnko liberal provision for tho cduca-
ttOu OF tbofr F1lce.
, 1880-05-05

..,nd most GerthlnH
"o''" xAxE ENEMIES Fon IT ....'
1,,,so whcn tho b! would hare to .g0
T. teo ,ar oasp eoscrrence n IN te aHe1r!!ncnt AZ.
III r .h' p'rtts''. to e.es . s!s" S' '
aasaeneece .sn,e ecertainiy her to dofeat tho oil.
I ibse ee"'tsGs" sss i ef VOLTA s ;ss:
seafafoa n IN operate unslor TIM bill unless
spse .ses nmr 70 cox S'hs Sr
mensrossf,,iT Showed Tint nrcnts nf coin
Al.InS AlaIt,sa Transportation cu,npanlcs wo,tld look
pe..1g .f.s geonsignmcnis oven moro eagerly and *
pedt!,snrnst1 Tniyed tho point. Senator Heck hnd
NJ. Mf.hod hsyda letter from tho Collector nt Louis;
Frse Suggesting TINT tho oretnal Airlah nii!
saon1H a,sa ~ ~ To ibis Mr.. AtdrIch saih that tho
tas HGHlb bIll Ind ecn accertet BY himself IN oror
nof ~ Uniform to suggestions Of the Treasury De.
2sahuiIj 2lsd XII ossier+ whcreuuon Mr. heck withdrew
Ii nhtAntfoGf.
, 1880-05-05
SALT RHEuM
Covering the Ercn&er Portion OF tho
IIody nnd Limbs Cured.

IIody nnd Limbs Cured.
LAw-OrF1CE or CHAs NounnToN,
II Cnngrcss-eL, Boston. Feb. ~, 187a-
MEssRs. WEEKS l. GroTrEn-Geutlcmen. feol
It u duty to inform you, and through you all who
are Interested to know tho fnet. that nsnst dis
agreeable and obstinate case uf Salt Rheum Or
Eczcnn which has hccn under MY persona! OBJ
scrvatton from, its first appearance tu tho prna-
ent tinso,-About: teu to- ycara,-cnverlny the
greater portion of the patients body md limbs
with Its peculiar irritntlng and 1tGhing scab. md
to which nil tho known Mlothoda OF treating
such ilsensa hal been applied without benetlt.
has completely tllsappcnrud. leaving c!oa1l and
healthy skin, under 4 profuso application, Of Gu
tic,srn ca:i md Do heartily advise alt emt-
SO oKeetual III this case. Worry truly yours.
CItiia. uOUDur0N.r
, 1880-05-05
KELLOGG-SPOFFOIfDs
SENATOR vEsT's SPEECH.

sr.-tat D4patth to Tia Chicago Tribune.
w,sn,ro1oS, \. C., Nny 4.--Bcnntor Vest cs-
.,h1Ished bis reputation ns lobatcr today BY
= snoecb Of noarly threo hours In length on tho
Ktlioga- a-sponorti caso. Ho quoted somo soyero
s.,.toiams n,ade by Senators Carpenter and tfonf
W tho Io,1tsiana Returning Doard and twelt
~ St,h trcat force upon tho charactero OF tho mcn1-
80 ~ tho Legislature which elected Kellogg.
xwhsn Mr. Vest concluded be received quite an
.x.tion from tho Democratic 8unntors. who
s..wdcd about his desk to congratulate MIN
.,,r hfa aucccssf,,l effort. There wero two seo-
t,ons nr chapters, OF Mr.. Vests speech. which
,.srs vrry amusing md will mako interesting
r,ndtnF In campaign document. They
var4 tho rortions which wore dovottd 10 tho nl-
land relations IT thu Administration to the
rn,i.fana Rotur1ng Toard md 10 Clvil-Servlce
.storrn. MI. Vest described visit to Wishing
ton laat summer, when ho said that ho could t'nd
M cabinet oillcerin tho city, except tho ono who
80 attained BY sore throat. Altar stating
M whereobollts of tho rest of tho Cabinet; hn
Nj. uApd two Of them-Evnrts nnd SHERMAN
were chained. like galicy slaves, Ia tic tri-
nrpbal-cat of tho Sonator from New Yutk."
eenator Conkllug is not often dtacouccrtcd by
anvthtna that occurs In debate hut he ant dl.
rfsefe md It wis .aoticcd In tho gnllery that
Els color very visl6ly decpened.
VEST BpEAKs.
rb tht pfsltrr Assoefattf Frah
WASHINGTON, D. y. Nay TN Tue sonat9 % tais ~
Vcst spoko It, support OF tho spotfortl. KolloEg
resolution. lI0 expressed contempt for III?
course e the minority O. s G"m,ee, hnra s p az
aed What hea as % wo
taid soaaiinuod, ti1at ioyulty to tho CONSTITUTION
menus whit tho gontleln4n saya II Simply !oyalty
70 ta9 ,u',n w .,;ye his ntleEianrt 10 thnt
organization and vote the Republican ticket will
al ~ ito'a 10 any @ repentance for tho pnat-wl be
%asn did ,o.ey. when ,id LonHstrmept e WIEN b di'l
9! hr fGhs othsr e n these ,o 'au tratrs u
!a es5es 1nyS f. sa @ THY SlSs ter
momGhs IT, ti',a, ~ nes. 1end p to- div In ian
ssssn s RanuSIiean III papur DIe Il t,s eity " ''
~ 4ns prcIsnsrlos m COL, nosnr,
now at accredited Minister. Of tho United statcs
abroad, aud n fal fellowship with tao par:ty OF
eoS e sa M so1sS il So a o e.
word. Of four years ago aro fulfilled; feel
Just pride in thoir glory and ain US lealons OF
tho military honor pt The snMthorn peopo q =;
ak to deprive us OF 1t, ! knuw Gen. 0rAnt will
not'
And to.aay. contln4fn YGs1 no s.anMs acerGo.
tHst %a socs NJ ~, ,'ct M nr,a n l,s rrcursI as
G soor ~ ~ a wo US n Na
nag Thcso 1tn TT 1o%T an oS Mnsv Ttn,atrent
md iH Key nhtnln Tia ton,anco Il tic tcp,ln.
IT,, IT, o{ What ~ shct ~mtnH I'M HooiI1|irnu
ticnet nnA vcrn ,si'linr ~ tva T fho ti;sns ~
~ eo,tnsrv n,r WY ~ ~ s,'jnnn n'rtv Tnt
inv IN nera If non"r n, syhicE +. written tI,e
aan f he m - r shs aeS
T.n,ssas .mI ~ Ctonceorart,,G @ n hfdns thc
hsrried ronts nj I'nnSstroat mid the hiack tiug
9! Nosby ltsyon at!ls tho gr'grs s1i ,aaK,,!sh
Hsrv "a tn Win H., H"n,1hicnn finknt 40
, 1880-05-05
pIltiMBM PALACE CARS

Tho Chicago II Northwestern NaEray is now
running Pullman Fnlnco Sleeping Cars between
Chicago and Sioux City, leaving Chicago from
Wells Street Depot at 1c:3o noon. on tho Pnclnc
Express.
No other road runs these celebrated slcepers
from Chicago to 5iDux City.
, 1880-05-05
CUT1CUlkA REMEDIES.
BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.
Great Suffering from Skin Dis
ease for Sixteen Yenrs-A
Wonderful Cure.

MEssns. WEEKS & &Tor1ER-GentIemGu: Cutt-
cura leiuodlcs huyo dpne me 4 ptwGr Of good.
teen years. somo days It troubled mo more
than others: but Ut night tho itching nearly
drove me wild. Iwn,lld scratch until the blood
would run down my lttuhs, ! have hRd several
Ihysicinne.. enmc said they could euro me, but
others said not. I,w.lt say that before used
f5S ha He m y. Wy ~ ~ w. rvaa se
relief. hut, like u drowning mun 9rasr!uR At il
straw, thnught would try tho Cutiourn Rem
hare performed a wonderful cure for me. md Of
my own free viii and accord recommend them.
Yours truly. 8. A. STEELE.
6s West Vim 1uren-at.. Chicago, ILL.,, March 7,
lSIp.
, 1880-05-05
Summary of the Quadronnlnl ADJ
dress OF Bishop Simpson.
Progress Of the Church Made
During the Past Four
. Years.
The Uolored Conference in 81, Louis-Dlo-
oosau Convention in Spring
field, I'll.
GENERAL CONFERENCE.
EbttfnI 1ltsn,,fth In Y'hs fhitdrn TYtttns,

that Dr. 1Oodw!n had been Tor yeats nj great
and !aat q '.sth iso oonf, had sd!uxet Tue
released on earnest pledges Of good corr
duct, aut1 It Is gcucrally supposed tho
act was commtttc1 tn revenge Tor having
low In the proposed aetion any refereHeo 10 tho
sa%se o. an"tn 10 60 On tec 9ofe ~. Hn
t, sHa ."s..e., ~ ot '.a'" -. us' ~ Io ~,
tlnaa CoMetenees, 70 intend tno 1u,aora!, anu
Mil address @ % Of the ns1,op.. Ths prs.ctice was
conmenced by bishop tcKenaree, neariy
eminontiy iii tts ,iat @ i. % s"s como to be-
1efnnco. me pro*ent papor WIS % ioa"
] Sy r oyt su s of tho most
mlrnblo papcrs eyor pronuretl In our Church."
Tha snet1sa n"po -, hn. ), ,sn, nrorn
printed In tho Daily A'luocate and nil tho weekly
pupers Of tho Church, thereby giving It at oicc
circulation Of nearly :aO,0N copies. An edition
nf KY1 In nnmnhict forn, was also nrt]ere,I, Tim
following Is an
~,., ABSTRACT or THE PAPER:
ccs. 81 tao cras 5 tna u INC o~ or o ts st
time in hor history, sho Inns brought Into her
co.,ncIls Its not,vc conrnrt. srom TIN mi.aIon
James, An,cs. md Haven arc gone. Tho loss Of
saca ns'lops Of sash % v"roa gus ana et1o%
'aa's mnnts % nus peo': nscps ton .nrouenon, a;.o
whnlo church. Hesao them tue senior oook-
Of the MIsslouary secrcturfcs. Dr.. Dpshtcl.
hove hccn c",ioh ,woy In ~ copnnctton viii
tue Dook Committee. ss wo f,lica the former oico
Conference; but, as tho , latter y was W vacatcd 50
,,a ~ ,,a." ,.as NO. , ,h,o
o1s ,a asa n
aid "!rsy thcc u thIs hass icon takel, from
haye attended ~ the M SESSIONS 9f tho ANNUAL
, oncgs. held seven Iaelal CoatGrenees s far T..
tr!at Of aipoa casos. md nres,i;lc.i IN District
eu1rs % a DETAILED Accouxr
was g,vot, nf tho Episcopal visits to Tho missions
t'olls q the Church IN lillia, Cht, jnrun. Mex
@ nnv a Tc d;ss go wet cn nsrs n s'an ans
nov nItioty-t i've Gonferonces In our Church. BIT
ax9 sssSS a s1 c 1a ns wd "f nS e. isafs o II 1e
Mssonary ar s aa tam 'a Is IT. t resst ' IN q sai 1
cs S a n nn fns Fanqss M s eEyp SEspsSsy
Conicronees, as theso asc toe snMii 10
sSss onn g0Eatss t. ons sna Sons CO tao
sa e ss G . ss been cen
nors ,bn oo ci,,sch ior oyc,y work!iS n y i,
tic tour yoars: 81 narsonagcs or over s oMs nc Tor
ofoIy nwS n gsss aS ne
81 pbsns na were @
dsr ea of ~ ihn Se9 Yorh at cratod G oGaS n ia
nurohaso II its % nrcsorlt pronorty. has Gcot, se.
s9 sa sssd aad 'Ss r.ts 4 Interest re- 5 o. e r.:
saIos Tor tic n,latlrien,t1m ,1avo s' agxrcgatM
ssGis,o or ovcF soo cd ,1lare than t1s froced-
, 1880-05-05

Pleasant, wholesome, speedy. Three ndtecttyce
that nrply to Hn1os Honey Of uorchound and
Tar.
Pixies Toothnche Drops euro In ono minute.
, 1880-05-05

Afrudf1 KumyRH tlnn been used with
highly beneficial results during tho Inst four
ytlrs in tho ynranus fDrtas Of yspcpsn. gslstrttis
nuascH. YancFnl debility. consumption. etc. Ku-
mySs IA hot Il medicine: It Ii 4 pleasant, wine
like beverage "a foosll; madc frnin milk. pecul-
inrly 9rsatcfu1 TO Il delicate etomnch. Nothing
else mikes flesh, and bl'NHl. and strength NJ fst.
1t cnn be safciy rclIet On for the regeneration nf
thnsc cascs Ut low yisultty In which medication
nr ordinary nutrition full. Send for circular:
Hgwaro of mutations. Arcnh's kn.nys: ID not
sold TO tho trnhe. Consumers supplied directly
by A. Arcnd, Chemist, corner Mndtson aud Filth
nTCtltjp.
, 1880-05-05
DIOCESE OF SPRINGFIELD.

SpeEH& I45pattH III AHe IHsH9n z't"A't's
srRIs6rIE1.D. Ill, My 1-Tho third nnnual
Convention OF tho Dloccso Ut Springfield opened
this afternoon, Bishop Seymour rresdin8
There nrc twcnty clerical and twenty-five lay
delegates present, representing sixteen pars'lcs.
Notice was given OF a proposition to n,nend tho
cn,lons to provide that n Il oard OF the Convcn-
ton si,n,l net with Parish Board III tho selection
Of Rccto1s. 4 resolution WIS adopted basIng
tho assessments on tho property valuation and
number OF communicates In each parish. Rcso-
lusions wero adapted reafE1rmEng tho action Of
tho lust Convention in establishing provincial
relations with Illinois and Quincy Dio-
ccscs, md appointing delegates to tho
Provincial! Synod. to he hrld ~
Chicago. June N. The Hov. n. W. nressnr. Of
CarlEuvie; the tsev. ]. D: Easter, Of Juckson.
Trcnt md Il: =. Johnston. Of sprngield; and
woro glcctel 10 tho General Convention to ho
hod In Now York tn October: Ths Icy. J. D.
Faster md tho Ikev.J. +. MartiM, ot Lincoln: tho
ltov. 8. +. Simpson, Of Binnmtngton; the !scv. p
4: Nonnar. ot Cnlro; Mossrs: $. 4, Fooy; Of
rowa. OF Ca!rn: IL. II. candeo, of Carlnvtlle; 4
hoard at Missions WINS nlso elected. Tho Con
ycntion will bo in session until Thursdny.
, 1880-05-05

Druggists soy thert IL 10 proprietary article
tAat sells betLor than Qlenu's Hulphur Soup.
, 1880-04-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE 1,I,O1ffulTl0yISTs,

Special Wspateh to The Chieago 1ttbsns.
DosroS, Mass., April Gothic State Pro-
hibltory Convention to choOsn Delegates to
tho National PruhIblsory Convention was
held today. 1t WIS small In numbers and
influence; only I'll delegates wore present.
Quito n number OF these were women, a1,d
tic men tho ,npst radical prohibitionists In
the city and State rho nrc III advance OF
their party III tho eXtrone Views they hol'l.
It is clutued, and It Is undoubtedly true, that
tic Convention DOES not Mt all represent TIC
minority Of the temperance people who voted
for the Prohibitory canutlata for Governor
last year.
The delegates at largo arc the REV. A. A.
Miner Of BUston; tho 1iev. Genrgc T. CLARK,
Ut Mcndon; II. d. Gushing, of boston, and
Charles 4. llayey, OF Newton. On the list
OF district delegates are three women.
FIRST DISTRICT lsErUB11CAS CONVENTION.
8psetat Dt.patth 10 1ns chteaoe 1tl6un:.
B9srS ApIi mme EiFsi 1}s1ct 81 H. He.
gates to Chlcagn Was lle't! ht NoW beaioftl
To-day, aItl nj 1t Is tho first OF tha local eol'-
ycntlot,s It has hcpii looked to With constt!cr-
nblo Interest by delegates IN the d!strlctsl ~
tic effect tho precedent y sgt might haye
III Tic State. Al expression of opinion nMs M
10 the cloice nj the Presidential cantIit4tc
VIVA StndtOllsly avoided. A rcso! o!rtl0n ptedP;
ing support to Whenever Is 1lollttlntetl c3Hlts
not be brought to y vntc. Charles ". Clll'
ford tot New Bedford, ,alll Aaclinrlal' ElaredGr
II Yarmouth, were ehoscn !'elsEs.tes. lA IMt
| Crnp0. and tic latter Is retlrrA Collgrega
tioii,l minister, They aru entirely nnrlcdget
nt1u uninstr,lctcd, hit one Of them nt leslst /
believed 10 be personally III favor Of Grant
, 1880-04-21
a sTABn1S9 AFFlsAY.

PHILADELPHIA, April leo.-About midnight
Inst night adcspernte fight occurred OH board
tie Italian bark Colombo, lying in tile Den-
wnrc at tho Almond street. wharf. Pctor
Combl, n sat!or's boardInK-house keeper,
known hs "potor tho Greok," visited the
weasel, accompanied by runner namotl CON
liz tNo crow 10 desert md rcsl!lp. rho po-
iirt soon nfterward heard eight pistol shots
md f0un,l Romano lying in tho street snt-
,lratcd With blood, there being several deep
knlfe wounds III hts body alls4a bullet n, hole ~
Whore lle t1iud about . o'clock this MORNING.
Several of tho crew wure also stabbed. Tho
snpposltlon Is that Rolnnno i1lstEgatcd tho
disturbance, for an empty revolver was found
lIppn him.
, 1880-04-21

tlnrstnu11 II fullv nlso, 1t synS not 10 Slnt0
tha ohovc wc,l-lsnown fact Tint write, but
to discuss son,c Of tho reasons lcatllnE up 10
thc foct. It IL not a very long tlme back to
1s7n. At that time thurn IL 10 possible doubt
INT ,here wus very strong lslaine sentiment
in The State. lie Is the kind Of a Stalwart
lint t,,o people of this vigorous climate tlc-
lirht tn honor, lto Is lIko thotr own pines
in stature. and l,is oltspokcM bravery MD
ac,,nro,,s nature cemcntcd tic affections OF
ti,e pcople to him. 1t was supposed TINT
Mlcn.gal wou" t.s' t .,o ,'o sF,t,o Su s"net"r md
twenty-five voteS iof ttlo Al"no SUNNI, w..
II that Ind been done Will tho klhtl vi
determination, TINT meant "Blatnc or not!l-
ing" thoie - s!tlo oouos , "a'"'a ,nn,aI u no' IT.
here put e wouItl nave oestl o,..',.se", M ,,a,,
should be remembered TINT tho una! so'e
stood 07D for ltnycs, 3j1 for Blaine, ntlti VI l0r
l'ristow. This vote, and for ilyc proceeding
na"ls, n'c''tkn ''''' ues" H., ,,,o ,on.
strength tor hayes. Slio "ehe nav ,,N,N. ;n1 III
test crippled with thirteen votes for Hrlstow
and nine for Blaine lind her tweniytwo We '1s;vs
no :. .,. u" ~ IT,. , ~" hnst o,ttctans here TINT
II Is thouRht w 1le oest M .''.1 ~ ,,nna,,t,"n
he would to-tiay be occnps'hs ,tle EAee"al'o
Mansion. 1t Is determined Tint no sncn
WotR rs II l. sa m i,,eus ignc e',s t.onvsntio @ % nlv
pea.eu ~ .hu ,'i Gtss% ha s",ectc,i onl tcv viii
pledged.
WITH THE DEMOCRATS
,narc Ia r,pch 1rcatrr lty,sIon OF sentiment.
Ile'1 :, .,.s roo Drc.. ofI1ee revcn,etl
lnquftes NJ Inc ffee 1>tese '.lso .VoH ~ SSa.
the fact ttlat there Is no boom among the W..
lnocracy for uny particular ticket. Almost
ovorvho,,y ca fnr M can now be Judged will
~, ;,,.. Iu.s a,1s" ,v,ti th no,nfnce OF tic
pe la'ly s"lls'G" WI .Ao ~. ",;.,,of .l,a
Convention, asll feel that INC action OF tl'e
Democrats SHOULD depend quite extgil.
stvely upon tho stand TAKEN Dy VIZ
Republicans. In cnsc. Grant suoNla ne
nominated several prominent Ecntlniilen eX, :,
pressed INC OPINION tltAe w ne.act ""ii
, 1880-04-21
iron INTEREST.
Failing pricca Nocoasfsato n Reduction
OF Employees Wages. >

Failing prlcca Nccoasttato n Rcduotfon
or Employee Wages.
op.s'as D.$ ,r,, On wAhowt n roont,,
P1l!LAnELrll1A. Apsi1 awnppa' ..ontn
ago there was . general advance III wages III
the iron mills throughout tho State. the !'1'-
pisas'oM n sIs,,n ~ tho ~, riot ,yo,,id cn,,.
MAe eooo cols'.on % VI .o n",fo."rar. nus eo W.
time, and thus eMao!o hahuiactu1efs nok
only to maintain tho advances p!!t to mako
hn,v,,yar therc has hccn :, break il, tl,e' mnr-
~" 80. r.Ti,,. .,. .,. .a,,,I.,.
, 1880-04-21

wlpIng the frames, and which hail been
left loo .nenr tile stove. damage 10 siocE
spe aI' r sa sSIE IL 'o tPG iapsr,es stpif ! X :;
MANCHESTER, and tic rcol,lc's, Of Newark X
William 1}linnc, pipcman Of Engine Corn..
pany No. q, while III tlle building wns oycr. ye
CONC by tho smoke, .antl ,Sns carried out In.
1eS;ep 1evise u Y ,e IT, oasneoss md ms ev iS2a a
" TIC alarm from box 75o at o:1o lust oven.
tng was cnuset! by . tiro in tho th1rtl-story of
No., l6l Kinzle .atrcet cansctl by an oye,.
l'eatctt boiler: DatnaKc, sl0; .,o -.
afternoon was caused BY d fro In tbs iouri,,
story brick, No. IH8 Fifth avcnue, owned by
John Keller md occupied by Richard Brown
on tito second floor, where the fire occurred.
naMngo. $500 10 bedding md clothing. Gauss
Of fire unknown.
, 1880-04-21

strongest language. Eaci, Of the cantlldGtes
has GcatlouRftcrs established In tho city,
where considerable work ~ being put IL.
Tonight Alderman atisl brown ore speak
tcTs, while Bryant md others arc entertain
jng i large number Of delegates in = similar
manner 1T l3ialnc's Headquarters. Slicrnlan's
advocates nro caucusing at their hca.lquar.
morrow. That they Nrc determined 10 use
ty money to goGGle up tho Convention, is not
denied by them or doubted by tic advocates
OF I}'atns md Grant Akcrnnn, in strong
cjyii-scrviro reform. All PARTIES .concctle
That tho Convention will BIZ tlrbuftnt, md
many think TINT session will Inst two days,
OF else break up In a row.
, 1880-04-21
ILLINOIS GREENBACKERS.
To-DAY's CONVENTION.

Special Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago 1rtoaHs'
SrIuNuplEl.D, ILL.,, April 20.-Tho Greon-
buck State Convention will meet at tile State
llouse at noon tomorrow, ana tia instlca-
ttons are that there will be 100 OF COO dele
gatcs present. Over 200 arrived to-day, and
attended the conference meeting held ut the
Revere House tonight. Among them were
q humber OF the leading lights Of the party,
such US Congressman Forsytllo, Alox Camp
bell, Iol,n Springer, John 5. Armstrong,
Calvin II. Frew, and II. G. Whstlock. Ralph
E. 1loyt, Ut Chicago, presided ut the confer
c,,ce. The Congressional Districts were
called, a1ld the Sums old hackl1eyed speeches
delivered by representatives Of I'LL the
districts except the Fourth and N1netcontli.
It wns very evident from tho tons Ut tho
meeting that the Grcenbackers wIll not effect
II fusion with either the Democrats or Ne.
mblIcans this yeur, but are determined to
keep up their organization In lo liope of
capturing the support OF tue Communists,
tho Labor party, and the other
IkEsTLEss ELEMENTS
Of the country, md thus build up n party Of
respectable proportions. Dents Kearnoy re'
| ceiyctl many words Of commiseratton,
md the performance very titly closet!
/ with q speech by II. Parsons, tho CHI
cago Communist, who relieved himself
Of Ills customary diatribe aganst capital a1t
tnonopolies. The Convention tomorrow vii
nominate Il full Stats Ticket, will select Pres
)Ientlnl Electors, and appoint Delegates t
tte Nntiona! Convention. TO be held Ut Cl!iea
10 June o. The probabilities nra tint A. J
Strcetor, q .weAlthy farn!cr froln MGrce
tli,,,lxf, Congressman A.lial Stevenson i
nlso iaikel OF. Those nanletl fnr Lieutenant
Governor are Affair, Foreman Ut tie Datil
Nc.us ulliee, Clieago; mud Faweett pl.i'nl
ticllural, 4. j. Gr0yer ut Chicago, ana c. {
3trnwn uf ottawa. There IL ITO rertalnty II
to the rest OF tie ticket.
, 1880-04-21

burglars broke light of glass In tho rear
ut Tlln,hus Canes scl,ool-furntshlng store,
NJ. 2tS Nabasl, avenue. 3ionIay hight, but
were scared OH before securing any p!untlcr.
Mon.lay night, during tho temporary ab;-
seuce ot tho family from home, hurglars en-
tered tho house of. Willard Yntes, No. as'
l'nrk avenue, and lirIred tlleMlSelye to nbo,lt
Si00 wurth OF jewelry. While III tho lo.lso
they lit the Kas III ono " the rooms, antl this
family, who weru visiting Mt. n
i.uigIlborlng house, a,lA lust, as they
wcrs entering Tho lause 0ne ,tf tho burglars
rushed nut passed thcnl.. mnk'ng some llasty
WNro fired BY olle Of tho party, but tho follow
escaped,
, 1880-04-21
UTAH..

apfftd! b|araFth 70 tbs Ch1fa9o 7T'baHF,
SALT LAKE, Utah. April so.-'rhe Kep,lb-
lican Territorial Convention, cafled by the
Republican yuters to protest against thu
action Of the Territorial Ce1,tral Committee
III assuming to elect delegates to Chicago,
met ut 10 u, Ill. today and elected C.. w. Der-
nett md T., \. Thomas delegates to tho Gill
cago Convention; L. +. Ferry and &. ". En-
ersnn alternntcs. ........
Tie Chairman Ut tho Committee rcpullatet
tho action Ut his Committee ot tho Ill lust by
participating iii ta-.tay'a Convention rs II
ttulegAte, and assisting 10 elect Delegates IN
upp,isiton to tl,0su eIuctetl previously, by his
EUtulllittre, 'rl!a resolutions passed wnts
strOi,K, aitl tho delegates elected 20 to CHI
cag0 Instructed.
, 1880-04-21

IEp1ANAroIls, Ind, April 20.-A corre-
sponierce l,as been discovered which h,s
been progressing between Joseph Wn.lo and
Mrs. Brown during their incarceration III
jail for the murior Of tho lattcr's husband,
Wnde refers to tho time "Wlcti k!l!ett
Brown" mid she agreeing In ono Of the let
ters to furnish attorneys for his defense ut
m expense $500. To coll-mate Mrs. Brown
described how and whcn Wade struck her
husband, and that llo then ordered
lIer 10 vet hts oyercnat and revolver. She
got tlionl, al,d they together then ,liftetl
Brown Into ,the, buggy. lie groaneu olIce
only after tllat Mrs. Brown was asked BY
l,pr coll-l,late why sllo olnng to Brown, and
sho replied, /" Ono cur do anything for love" :"