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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

FAKI5' DI0nuay, May q, 1885,
The first sign of the Communist demonstra-
ton on Sunday given by the assembling OF small
knot OF people around the Bastile Column who
were soon ordered by the police to disperse-
AT o'clock forty persons assembled ut the
Bas,ile Column, but were speedily dispersed by the
police. At o'clock a procession Of 600 people. many
carrying red bouquets and wreaths deed in front OF
the wall where the Communists In 1871 plac-
ing flowers against the wall as they passed.
full meeting Of all the groups OF the Left
their candidate for the Presidency of the Senate by
90 votes against 50 IN favor OF ~ lie ROyer It is not
yet known whether VI. Jules Simon will accept the can
ddacy offered him for the position by portion of
the Lett Centre TIC Right would probably also sup
pOrt him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
AN INCENTIVE FOR SCRATCHING AND BOLTING
From The Cereland Herald (Pep)

This completes the programme of the Grant
managers. which had its beginning ut the Pennsylvania
Convention and continued in Ne T-YOrk 1t is the
work Of the machine cOerced and directed respectively
by Messrs. Cameron, Conkling and Logan In defiance
OF the rights and wishes OF large minOrtes OF the party
"a triumph OF machine tactics the unit rule and iron
bound instructions the free expression the pref
of nearly hair OF those who are relied upon to
do the voting. IL may be successful in making General
Grant the nominee, but IL Is anything rather than the
expression OF universal and Spontaneous demand for
him as the Candidate which In the beginning we were
CANVASS. IL secures the nomination Of General Grant
1t VIII afford the scrachers aud the independents all the
excuses necessary for not voting, for voting for
Democrat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 25, a. m.-The barometer fell
steadily yesterday but the depression too slight
have any marked change on the weather The Their
mometer ranged between 60 and $50, with the high
average for the day OF 74ao 1889 higher than the
corresponding day last year. and she higher than the
average of Sunday.
Clear or partly cloudy weather. with rather higher
temperature muy be expected to-day In this city and
npighDOThOOd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
WILL THE NATIONAL CONVENTION sTULTIFY IT.
SEIZE Also

FToW Tie I0gt0n 7Tdn5cTpI lIlfpl
The question may naturally be asked, what
good come In party other sense from brutally
violating every requirement OF fairness, and breaking
down the rules instituted TO Increase the strength
the Organi5atlonl How much has Logan done Tor the
Republicans OF Illinois in compelling them TO accept
delegates men whom they wOul have rejected Ie has
probably succeeded IN 80 embttering and weakening
the Republican party In its stronghold. that Illinois
must be accounted doubtful State from this time
ward And he has caused this injury 10 aid the pros
poets OF candidate who, travelling the world,
comes back 10 this country "a 1rmer believer than
ever In representative institutions. VIII Republican
National Convention sutfy Itself by allowing such a
grevOus offence against true Repubcansm 10 Dass nm
rebuked and unTedressed1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
New Designs 10
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic style Of the and workmanshp
are offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE & Co.
$3.50 and sss Broadway New.Yorx.
Poxt tDnice yoz, 81.


Tho foreign mails Tor Gao wssx ending Saru RpAY.
May q. 1850. will close at this Once on TUESDAY.
tor Europe 0y steamship Arizona, Quecnstowns
WEDNESDAY. at 4s0 n M. TOR Europe. By steaTship
France must be specially aedressei and az $50 NJ for
France direct by steamship ST. Laurent, Hayre and 40
ll:3O o. m for Gel many &c. by steamship saliot. via
Bremen THU RSOAY. at $3.50 a. m, for Eufope by
many and France must be specially aiaress aud q iso
bourg Hamburg on SATURDAY. at Ia Tor Europe
by steamship City OF Chesterva
81 Oand must specially adresse1) aud
at m scotland direct BY steamship Daonia via 0las
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen The mails for Denmark sweden
only The mails for jamaica Colombia and south PsciAe
ports leave NewYo7k May 20 The malls for Martinique
The mails for Caba and Mexico leave May a. Ihe
mails Porto Rico leave SewYork May Vs. MALE Toe
Venezuela and curaco leave New Nay 90 The mAs
for Mexico. via NevOresns. leave NewYofk May 20 Ihs
mails for China and Japan leave San Juno a.
THOA l. JAAEA PsssaAs.sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis for ne past "a h0MrG

WASHINGTON, May %. l q. m.-The barometer
remains nearly stationary. the lowest pressure being
the Missouri Valley, and the highest the North Care
lima Coast The temperatures have risen in Upper Lake
Region and in the Ohio Valley; elsewhere they have
remained nearly stationary. North to west winds are
reported from Ncw-England, and elsewhere the winds
are sOuthcrly Local rains reported from West
Gulf States. elsewhere clear partly cloudy weather
prevails The rivers have risen three feet at Augusta
elsewhere they have remained nearly stationary.
IndIcano1E
FOrthe Middle Atlantic States. stationary barometer.
stationary higher temperatures sOutherly winds and
clear partly cloudy weather
For England, stationary rising barometer, sta
tiOuaTy lower temperature. partly cloudy weather,
winds mostly from north To west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
LATEST SHIP NEWs.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR AH

PORT Observation-Disclosures MAY -
Str Chalmette. Reed Eeworleans, 70 Bosers MorTan
Royal, to II Mallory q Co. Il ~ fl'-
Ship Bolivia (of Yarmorth 81, Lambert Ardrosssn -
days. with iron 20 Barring Bros vessel Boyd Hincken
Bark Caro- tof Philadelphia Gay. Progeso 10 days. utA
hemp TO order; vessel to master. ~ n - tEs
Soc0vich q Co. ~ {
Bark Elizabeth Kdder Park eth 20 days wish sld isol
Brig Helen 4 Rowey. Rowisy ApIenicola 10 ds5a VIA
timber for Providence ss1tt4tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
A sANGUINE THIRD-TERM VIEW.

The action of the Republicans OF Illinois will
insure beyond all doubt chance OF doubt the nomi.
nation o! General Grant ut Chicago Aud that nOmna-
ton will be ratified at the polls by majority whose
magnitude Will be q surprise 10 the Nation. General
tory and Will secure TO tue Republican party tu oh
that will fully restore 1t to power in every department
OF the National Government and In many States no
controlled by the Democrats. 1t glorious days
workthe presaRe OF still more glorious result IN No
Vember
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA..

PETERSBURG, May 24.-The delegates to the
Episcopal Council Of Virginia. which has been In session
here for the past week. filled tho puplts Of the different
churches in this city and suburbs Sunday Alright tho
Right Rev. f. NJ. White, Bishop OF tho Diocese OF
Virginia, delivered an address to the COuDcil ut 81.
PnnlIa Chnrnh. helnrn q lArRn AndcnOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
WIDESPREAD REPUBLICAN, CONDE MNATION SURE
From re DetrOi. Post and Tribune ,RepJ

Probably the ultimate result will be a number
OF contested seat Tor the Chicago Convention
TIC Tho immediate consequence Will bo great aud wide
spread Republican condemnation 0; policy so &C tain
20 create serious internal dlshection ut the
ment OF a hard political struggle. The mpIctiUn Uf
the Grant work 10 Illinois by methods repugnau: 20
all Republican ideas OF fairness only adds force to The
which has encountered rosstance among the people ~
strenuous - 70 make necessary resort to such means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
MRS. WELDON SENT TO JAIL.

LONDON Monday, May "a, 1880
Mrs. GeOrgina Weldon, who was recently
convicted OF lbeng NJ. Riyierc, manager OF the Co.
Garden promenade concerts, and bound to
assli him again at the Central Criminal Court to-
day, sentenced 10 four months imprisonment for re-
peatug the offence The entence dates from her pre-
yious conviction, and is really only month impris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
ALREADY A FAILURE.


The Anti-Grant men in Illinois will not sub
init tamely 70 the rule OF the machine as those IN
NewYork and Pennsylvania Already ten TO nineteen
districts In the State have protested against the man
which tue dra0OOning carried on and their
front is so determined that General Logans attempt at
unltcat0n by gagginR may be regarded as a failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
A REVOLT INVITED.
From The IVOTesStpY SDu Rrn. 4

=. Cameron in Pennsylvania and COnklng in
NewYGrk have created disaffectiOD enough by Their
despOc exercise Of tile power which the peculiar form
OF party organization IN those States has given them
and Logan has invited revolt in Illinois II were his
purpose to make that doubtful state he could have
adapted his measures more Wisely 10 that end 10 Is
noteworthy hau each Of the three Northern States that
have been carried for Grant hts apparent ascendancy
Obtained by questionable means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
a LEAP OF NINErY.FoUR EzEE

CINCINNATI, May 24.-Thomas Boyd, 0e
Kentucky, who recently made the fearful leap ipft
the Kentucky River jumped from the uddle Of 10 ~
pension bridge here INTO the Ohio River Sunday d.e
lance OF nlney-four feet He turned tvice n fnG
ana struck the water with his head and sh0ulde1 I6
was picked up, unhurt, BY Q slif. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
A STORMY OUTLOOK AT CHICAGO.

The chances are now that the Chicago Con-
venOn VIII be stormy II 80, is not To DO regretted
The question is not between Grant others All Of
them good enough. The real issue IS whether the
Republican party shal waste half campaign In con.
vincng Its most sincere supporters that the third.
term argument Is not applicable Grant. II will be
bothersome JOB and heavy draft upon the energies OF
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25

meeting was generally undarstcod smons sr9et1S -
to have been that John seennen, the staleSetcS
money which he held. Rookie. &c II add, WA ~
the meeting and Donovan was repreeentea ~ 0<>44
several men interested IN the snbeof said Ian eToQl1
that the light between Ryan and 0oea would tAke v9z
this week. but &C distance Of fully 100 mites from No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
THE NEW SPANISH PARTY.
NJ AnpIn AInnhnu Mnrr "a

A committee consisting of Seniors Martinez
CampOs, POsada, Herrera, Armijo, Alonzo Martinez.
Ortiz and Sagasa has been formed to direct the
OF the dynastc Liberals IN the COrtes.
The Liberal party in the COrtes az constituted
since the 13l MOnarchst Senators and Deputies Joined
the coalition against the Government embraces three
marshas and lis generals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
AN UGLY SHADOW OF THE FUTURE
Lholn The dLhann Eranin1 .Lotlr.nnL Ecn y

1t may be that Senator Logan looks upon
this achievement as grand success In
Only bold, braSsY man would have Yentured upon such
campaign Of glaring contradictions But morally It Is
defeat and more than that IL is tho ioreshadOwng OF
line OF policy In administration at Washington should
General Grant be elected which may well excite alarm
aud apprehension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
CAPTAIN THOMAS L. BRENT.

formerly captain in tho Sd Regular Cavalry I'D here
to-day Of spinal dtlease after long and painful Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-25
Diseases
OFTHE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

importance Of tho system It's power he
bearing which It has human happinsss
thoroughly recognized its and tho danger OF overtar
ing It through mental application BY the
indulgence of the appettes and propene
proper subjects for consideration When the system
deranged 1t is absolutely necessary to promptly cook 81
vice expert who for long series OF years. has do
his whole time and attention 20 this study and
his experience and practice has learned TO discover at once
the and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the truth 80 common TO the In
experienced and annoying 20 the patient who nat
uraly wantso know without delay what 10 the matter the
Of the arrangement the probabilities Of recuperaon
the time required
the brain exhausted by intense mental ap
plcaon deprvng Of the power Of connected thought 10
only Its strength by being properly fed and
nourished by the OF certain systematic methods. It Is
precisely with that preside organic
hie branch OF medical practice
y overraed reaches marriage the perpetuaon Of
family Names the securing OF hereditary es and the retsa
ton Of estates in the same family.
long and large experience in this direction have
been ape Dy thankful ap,recis
ton families in the city and nation and
much that pertain 70 the overexercso Of
every department system and the OF
covering powers whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity
passion
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D.,
lA4 LExINGToN.AvE. NEAR 2srHsr,
HOURS. to anu 8 TOT. NEw.YoRE
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5uecial Notlres
Congrers Wates

Advertisements intended for the next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should he handed 10 before D m
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This famous water known specSc for constipation
indigestion and ali disorders OF the stomach liver knov
bladder, &C. Other c0drsecrlde mineral waers dom<se
and foreign not only aggayae such disorders when they
s out being rronfs DOspety induce them By their effect
on the mucous membrane All mineral waters that are dan
fTfdns be known by their arfddefd like after.
taste Sold bottles leading druggsts and
hotels Congress and Empire Spring Co.. Saratoga, N. Y
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THE TRIBUNE.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

blromhc variations IN th
The Ocular lines divisions Of for
prrday midnight The IRE yar white line the oscaonsby
the mercury during represents the
variations In indicated by the thermometer H Hudnuts
Broadway
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Structure Impotence and Diseases Of te 9aaslss Or
Rans radically and ~ He us, sat
n. A. stewards STEAM cAhpEf I. q, vASfso xs<t,.
$40 1ta.aye. New.AoEk soad lee etrsui@is 81
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? : TITW TT
necessary 10 save the STATE. The votes at SPRING
field throw light on tho charge. Tho vote on
admitting the whole anti-Gant delegation from
Chicago Of ninrty-twO shove donly thty-cght
majoty against it. At this time the seats Of fifty
six OF these delegates were actually uncontcstcd.
At 10 time did the Grant delegation claim. before
tho Credentials Committee, any moro than the
three Senatorial Districts or thrty-six delegates
which they obtained. If the iifty-six dele gates
whoscse ats were uncOntcstcd had been allowed to
vote as they asked to be allowed to do tho thirty
six anti-Grant delegates would have been admitted
by majority Of eighteen. The resolution declaring
General Grant the choice of tho Convention was
adopted by majority of seventy-ninc A change of
thirty-six votes here would have reduced Grants
majority to seven out of seven hundred. If the
ant-Grant men had had the advantage in the pre-
hminary caucusing etc. of the Cook County
strength. there would probably have been no Grant
majority at all.
One of the anti-Third-Tcrm speakers In the
Springfield Convention said that the right of tho
distrits to those their delegates had never been
denied before " Illinois. General Logan did not
contradit the statement. His argument that Illinois
in folr Conventions instructed the delegation TO
vote as q unit. don't cunt" The Conventions
were practically unanimous. for Lincoln and Grant
reseptiyely, were practically unanimous, and in
all those cases the Districts elected their own
delegates.
1t IS noticeable that the Grant men steer Wide
of the third-tcrm ISSUE In all the talks and dis
cussons among delegates at Springfield, they took
caro- to treat tho question as II it were only q
personal ono rs between candidates, and no great
principle were involved. The opposition thore
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-16
Lebanon Notes.
LEBANON, Or, July 18th, 1880.

lebanon, Or, July 18th, 1880.
| ED. REGISTER = Having spent about
eight mon,hs in the country known as
| ''east of the mountaits'' or the '.uppt
/ country. can say tlmt. although many
! things can be truthfully said in its favor
| perhaps more can be recorded against it.
Tie Naila Walla country has good
| soil and lays well generally, and produces
abundant crops Of grain, vegetables. fruits
etc, While the Palnusr and Snakc River
countries are rough and better suited for
grazing, except parts OF the former. which
may be cl;.ssed as.rolliug prairie and valley
lands.
With good markets the farmers of The
Na!la Waila valley could do very well
raising wheat bat as 1t Is, the profits are
pretty well '.scooped" by the time the
wheat is in market. But railroad building
Is going on now at 4 lively rate. and bet
ter and cheaper means OF transportation
are looked tor in the near future. The eli
mate of that region is not very pleasant.
being more exposed to extremes Of heat
and cold than this valley. and very change
able and windy. with q dry atmosphere.
good roads aad pleaty of gravel dust that
will cause the most irresolute and uudcuitl-
Ell to become gritty
Railroad matters are booming here now
as the Albany tS Lebanon road is actually
building, while the Marrow Gauge" tel-
lows are in the neighborlood. surveying
AMI locating another road which mnv
leave Lebanon ''oat in the cold" Who
knows
5. Baum formerly of jefferson, has
opened new store in town.
JOHN Hamilton has returned to this place,
after an absence of few years.
Two young men got on,silc OF some bad
whisky last Saturday, and becoming pugil-
istic. we're arrested and tined 81 80 apiece
for the ir sport we will mention no names
this time
Miss Lily Retlpath has been quite ILL.,
bur is nOw convaleScent.
Roberts Bridge School Picnic last Satur-
day a success, notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather. aud the failure of
DIR. Watts to put in an appearance. The
music of Albany Ladies' Band and th,.
Halsey Choir was excellent. Willie the
speeches of Prof. Powell and Prof Gilbert
were well timed and appropriate.
REPORTER
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BrownsvIIIe Dates.
BrowssvILLE. Or. July nth. lss

BROWNSVILLE, Or. July nth, 1880.
ED. REGISTER The weather here for
the past week has been quite cool. with
slight showers, tile very best kind of grain
weather. and crops look better than aver
age.
Mir Sam Wilson. who has been sick for
nearly three months, died last + iday rnoril-
ing. He lay almost unconscious. taking
no noutishnent or medicine for some four
weeks. The funeral, which took place
last Sunday. WAS the largest in many years.
The pail bearers were all employees Of the
B. W. u. Co. rs Mr.. W. had been work
ing in the factory for several years. He
was II years of age, and was an old set
tier in this section, and was universally
respected by all who knew him. and his
stricken wife and family hive the sympa-
thy OF this whole community.
James McFiargue, Jr.. lost his youngest
child last week, By drowning in tile Calf
pools, accidentally.
Nearly all OF onr folks have arrived home
from the State Fair aud the coast. and all
report having had a good tune.
Hay is coming iuto town lively now.
Frank, Jack and others have formed
company aud are putting up set of lag
scales in tllis s-city.
Lish Sperry Is spending q few days here,
and several others have lust come over Nle
mountains and report plenty of Snow on
the summit, aud roads rouga.
The fall sowed grain is commenting to
turn golden color, and harveSt il fast
coming on
here last Monday evening-did not learn
any particulars.
The boss instaiiation so far was at Hal
sey, last Tuesday evening and quite Il
crowd from this city attended, accompanied
by macy of the lntlies. The supper given
ut the IIalSey hotel was success in every
particular, and Wildcy lodge. I.O.O.F..
| though young in years, have really acquir-
ted ;hemselve= nobly IN this their first at
tempt, and will be always held In CRATE
tni remembrance by the three linkers oi
| this city. who may some day try to give
them something in the way Of Il supper
! that will partly repay them.
Politics are very quiet here at present
The surveyors are Still Mt work between
! here and Ltb non Work is prog~es sing
/ quite rapidly below the grade Is nearly
! finished from Rays ferry to the 0. s. G.
line. and quite force Is at work near Ger
vais, hut Of course the average Albumin
will pay but little attention to affairs con
C ring the narrow gauge. now that the
I sfy II1i r.
Lebanon. A p'ig Is also still talked of be
tween here and Halsey. by people of South
! Brownsville NARROW GAUGE
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REPORTER.
GOOD Medicines.

Among the remedial agents that have
proved themselves good through the ex
perience OF years, none stand higher in
public estimation than those manufactured
by NJ. II. Garland, Oakland, California
His vegetable congh drops for coughs,
colds, hoarSencss. sore throat. whooping
cough, influenza, bronchitis. asthma, etc,
is on top, while his trocles, for throat
aud lung affections. are the boss In Their
line. PaTr's English pad, for the cure of
all malarial, miasmatic and contagious
diseases. without filling the system with
drugs. has a vide reputation. Dr. Parr
argues that absorption is the only mode
of treatment that combines common sense
and reason. md warrants the English pad
to cure all malarial diseases without the
use Of other medicines. This will be
hiiled with delight by all persons who
dislike tn take pills and nauSeatine drugs.
MIR. r. Saltmarsh. at the City Drug Store
is agent tor the sale OF the above specifics
in this city, on whom it would be well to
cali when needing ANYTHING tn the healing
line.
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The picnic NJ Roberts. 5rIGxe.

There was 4 large attendance at the
school picnic at Roberts bridge on satur-
day. but as it raIned more or less all day
the expected pleasures of the occasion
were interferred with. and the crowd LETT
for their several homes at an early hour.
Owning TO threatning look of the heavens
In the morning, DR.. Watts did not make
his appearance on the grounds: State
School Superintendent. Prof Powell, was
present and made very inter esting speech.
Despite the rain. the programme was
carried out. and under the circumstances
was good enough. Had the weather
proved fair, an immense crowd would
have been present.
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Quite a storm.

A thunder shower visited this part Of
the valley OF Saturday last. The rainfall
In this city was slight, but east and south
of us the rain was much more abundant.
For a short time the rdiu came down Ia
torrents in Lebanon and vicinity, making
miniature rivers of the streets. just be-
yond Lebanon the lightning struck a
large tree and shlvered it from top to bot
tom. When tlie lightning struck that tree
the reverberaton discounted park OF
| artillery. We have heard of no material
damage resulting from the storm.