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National Republican., 1880-05-21
PENNSYLVANIA Prohibliionlsts

ALTOONA, PA, Mny 20.-The prohibition conven-
tion on assembling this afternoon adopted q series
of resolutions condemning the drink traffic, the at
titude of political parties toward 1t, and pledging
every effort for the passage by the next legislature
of the temperance law adopted by the Harrisburg
convention in April, 1879. George +. Turner, of
Pittsburg, was nominated for auditor-gencral. No
nominations was made for supreme judge, but the
matter was left for the state central committee.
resolution was adopted commendatory of Gov
ernor st. John, of Kansas and one condemnng
the action Of county officers In renting the fines
of convicted liquor sellers James Parke jr., Of
Allegheny; James Black, of Lancaster; A. A. Barker
of Cambria, and DR.. A. c. Petit of Lawrence, were
chosen deegatcs'at-large to the national prohb.
requisite number of district delegates. Hon. James
Black, of Lancaster, and Hon. Archibald McAllis-
ter of Blair, were chosen presidential electors-at.
large. The list OF district electors was not com.
Dlulpl.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Tho retirement of senator Gordon.

General Gordon was in his seat in the senate yes
terday as usual, and will continue to occupy it
until his newy-appointed successor shall arrive
from Georgia which will probably be next Mon
day. lie received Tuesday night the following
telegram, signed by Governor Colquitt:
ION behalf Of the people of GeOsgia, beg that
you recall your resignation. II you cannot do so
Internationally, withhold 1t Mt least until the
meeting Of the general assembly"
To this Senator Gordon replied that while he was
anxious TO obligo the governor and relieve him
from the responsibility Of making an appointment,
he could not consistently delay his resignation, as
private interests demanded his personal attention
Immediately.
The Georgia legislature meets In November.
Senator Gordon has recently received. and has
now under consideration. several very advau-
iagcous business offers. but will not decide which
of them he will accept until he reaches his home
and takes Il few days rest.
Many senators of both political parties yesterday
took occasion to express to General Gordon their
personal regret at his impending retirement from
the senate, where he enjoys great personal popu-
larity.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
A Murder Confessed.

REApiNG PA, May 20.-Thc Eaglc to day pub
fishes dispatch dated Lebanon to the effect that
District Attorney Adams Of that county, has been
placed In possession OF manuscript confession,
fully setting forth the particulars Of The murder of
old Farmer Miller near SchaenerLown four years
ago. The confession has not yet been made public.
II Is written 10y a man who heard the full statement
Of the party making II, The murder was com
mitted on tile public road by the men who wore
knocked on his horse with Il club by one of tho
men aud stabbed by the other, The sum Of 5000
was taken aud divided. For the present the names
uineucss of the information now In the hands OF
the district attorney,
National Republican., 1880-05-21
GEoRGIA,s NEW SENATOR.
A Protest rrom tho other pemocrotic Wi

A Protest from the Other Democratic Wing.
COLUMBUS, GA, May 21.-At a large meeting Of
representative men in Columbus this afternoon
resolutions were passed regretting the resignation
Of General Gordon and saying tho action Of Gov
ernor Colquit in appointing ]. f. Brown as senator
Of Georgia IS deserving OF ccnsure 80 strong that
words cannot express IL; that Brown is not a rep
rescntatve OF Georgia nor of the democratic party
and the shameful and dsgraceful manner in
which ho has been foised upon the people is con-
demned. Brown. the resolutions say, IS the man
committed acts and instigated measures which,
had they prevailed, would have inoafcerated many
of her best citizens 0nd placed Others under the
gollOwS. and brought In power party iniiniGal to
The best interests Of the state and good and reputa
BILE pcope.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Only Guilty of Mansiaugbter.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.--Thc trial Of George Trust,
indicted for killing William Anthony Robinson,
young colored markc-gardener, while walking
on Light street In South Baltimore, in company
with his mother and step-iather, in November lust
was begun in the criminal court on Monday and
concluded Tonight; the jury, after being ont half
an hour, coming into court at miduightwilh Ycr-
diet Guilty Of manslaughter' The shooting of
young Robinson was Of the most wRntOn aud un-
provoked character, but number of witnesses for
the defense swOIc that at the time Of the murder
Trust was and had been for some days victim OF
delirium tremens
National Republican., 1880-05-21
The Legislative Appropriation nm.

The legislative bill was reported back to the sen.
ate yesterday from the appropriation committee
with several amendments. Among them are res
toraton of salaries of senate employees which the
house had cut down, the total amount at issue be-
ing about $4,000 Provision Is also made for some
additional clerical force In the executive depart
ments. The principal increase is an item Of $4,000
for additional clerks in the patent Office
The item for the senate contingent fund Is in-
creased $4,000. The total Increase over the aggre
gate amount OF the bill as 1t came from the house
Is $4,000. The committee strike out the house pro-
vision for changes in the present law IN regard 70
salaries Of disillery eoTekeepcrs and gRugers; and
also strike out tho requirement for payment by the
District OF Columbia Of ono-hali the salaries Of the
judges aud officers OF federal courts in this Dis.
triCt.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
nInrrInrn Iinenans.

The clerk of the court has issued the following
marriage licenses Dennis Johnson aud Grace
Bradford; Daniel Dorgius, Of this city, and Jennie
Jackson, of Charles county, Md, Hon. John G.
Campbell, Of Prescott, Aria, and Marguerite Nal
izieux. of Paris, France Charles w. Marshall aud
Mary E, Matthew'S James Young and Mary Cokeyi
tin, of Richmond, Va, aud Fannie Baker, OF Fair
fax county Val julius Abbott and Johannah
Va, and Annie II. spoiden, OF this city; E S, Hall
and Helena f. Barnard, j. W. Roano Of Spottsylya-
mia county, Va, aud Fanny Long, OF North Caro-
lima William n. Farri Of Virginia. and Kato HaW'
ley, Of this city.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
IouIsyills RaceE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 20.-This was the third day
OF the races. The first event, Kentucky oaks for
threo-yeNr,old alles one and s-half mile dash,
was won by Molonc's Ally Bye'and'Byc second,
Ursella third. Time, 2Hl4. Second race, one and
onelourth mile dash MGrield FIRST, lyphoon
one mile dash, Goodnight won, Florence second,
Jack Hardy third. Time, 1881; Fourth race,
Short won, Turin second, Miss MGnsley third,
National Republican., 1880-05-21
An IrIsh IIhnl snit

DUBLIN, May 2o.--Mr, A. NJ Sullivan has issued
writ of summons claiming 10000 damages in an
action against Sir j. Arnott proprietor Of the his,
Times for an alleged libel published IN that paper
TO the effect that Mr Sullivan had received moneys
from the Carlton club during the recent parliament
tary elections. II is stated that Mr.. sullivan has
intmated to the proprietor Of the IrishmdR OF
Dublin that nc intends 10 apply for q criminal in
formation against him for personal libel,
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Neb,asLa RepubIioan Convention.

CHICAGO. May 2O.-A special dispatch to the NeWs
from Columbus, Neb,, says; "The republican con-
yention finished its business and adjourned at G
Six Blaine delegates were chosen. Resolutions
were passed declaring the preference for James G.
Blaine 4 he nearest to Il test vote had shown the
relative strength OF the factions to be about 2l5 for
Blaine and l50 for Grant. The delegates were all
elected at one ballot, which prevented the Grant
men from getting chance for single delegate.
The nominations were made unanimous, and all
ended harmOniOusly"
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Mississippi Greenbnc,s Convention.

JACKSON May 2o-The greenbock-lubor party
met in mass-convention here to-day, Colonel NJ.
d. l.. Stephens presiding. About seventy-ive dele
gates were present including ten colored. No roll
of counties called but tits estimated fifteen or
twenty were represented. Four delegates for the
state-ntlarge and two from each congressional
district were appointed to the national greenback
labor convention at Chicago. The delegates were
authorized to select electors. An executive COM
mittec was appointed, and the convention ad-
journcd she dc.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Nashville Co,npetit,ve Drill.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 20.-The following Is the
score of the artillery companies engaged in the
centennial competition drill, the maximum being
2OO Battery A, Missouri national guards l7s
battery C, Louisiana field artillery, lG9; battery A.
Louisville, li5. The following is the score in the
competitive drill of the Infantry 81 900 to the first
company aud $500 to the second, maximum $50 :
ChickOsHw guards Memphis 52ilG; company
St. Louis, 503; Porter rifles, Nashville, 43a; Rock
city guards Nashville, iOSlE
National Republican., 1880-05-21

and proceeded IN address the convention. The
convention aftcrward proceeded to select COM
mittees upon organization, credentials, rules and
resolutions. consisting in each case OF one delegate
chosen the convention took arecess until O'clock.
Hon. r. ii. Teese was chosen permanent chair
man. The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The following are the chosen delegates: Orestes
Cleveland, John 2. Stockton, Hezekiah X. Smith,
G. NJ. Zulick. Seven district delegates were elected,
after which the convention adjourned sine die.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
rnrnclls, neecptIon In london.

LoNDoS, May 2o.-A meeting of the Parucll re.
cepton committee was held here last night. II
was decided TO hold free public meeting at St.
James hall on the 9th Of June, at which an ilu-
minated address will be presented 10 Mr. Parncl
The meeting will be followed by great demou-
stratian in Trntalgar square, IN which the Irish,
temperance, labor, friendly and other societies
win be invited TO participate.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Alabama RepubIican Convention.

SELMA, Ala, May l0.-Tho republican state con-
venton met at p. m. Hon. George Turner, ex'
United States marshal, Grant man, was chosen
temporary chairman. The credentials meeting
having been appointed, the convention took re-
cess for two hours. large majority of the dele.
gates favor Grant.
SELMA, ALA, May 20-The republican conven-
tion adjourned till Q a. IN. tomorrow. The crc-
dentals report was not disposed Of
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Iowa Greenback Convention.

DEs MoiNEs, Iowa, May 2O.-The greenback state
convention met yesterday, and speeches were made
by c. W. Sewer, L. o. Choogatt and NJ II. Moore.
In the evening H. G. Ayres, Of Wells county, was
made temporary chairman, and q. W. Muflley, of
Polk secretary. The usual committees were then
appointed, and the remainder of the evening was
devoted 10 speechmaking. The convention ad-
journcd Till to- day.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Lacrosse In Baltimore.

BALrIuoRR, May 2O,-Tho lacrosse game between
the Brooklyn and Baltimore athletic clubs to-day
resulted in Il draw Baltimore winning the first
goal In tWenty-nine minutes, the visitors the sec
ond In twenty-five minutes and the contest for the
next goal lasting ity minutes, without result,
when the game was called by agreement The
game was hOtly contested.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Minnesota Denooratp.

sr PAUL MINI May 2O.-The democratic state
convention met to-day in this city. William NJ.
Campbell, of Meeker county, was elected tempo
Committees on organization and credentials were
appointed. The temporary organization WAS made
permanent, and p, H. Kelly was chosen delegate
htlArle,
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Unlawful Prospectors Arrested.

telegram has been received at tthe war de-
partment from General Pope, stating that he has
succeeded in arrcsling Captain Payne and his
followers for violating the presidents recent proc
amaton against the Invasion Of the Indian ter
ritory for mining purposes, etc, The prisoners will
be held until Instructions are forwarded from
Washington us 10 what disposition shall be made
with thnn
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Itnll of an IeIeYntnr.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2o.-Au elevator in the rear
end of Lewis & Co.'s dry-goods store, Chestnut
street, fell this morning from the fourth story 10
the second cellar. injuring four men who were in
at the time. The accident was caused by the
breaking of the bolt in tho cellar which had been
fastened with cement and pegs aud had pulled
apart, Tho elevator was complete wreck, but
none ofthe men were dangerously hurt
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Indian Mnr Story nenieh.

SAN FRAHcisco, May 2O--A staG officer of the
department OF Arizona has received q dispatch
from A. X. Challse, acting agent at san Carlos
which shows that there was no foundation for the
reported outbreak of the reservation Indians on
the lplrO
National Republican., 1880-05-21
CIear the Trackl

Minnesota was yesterday switched or from
Blaine on tho Window siding, just as Wisconsin was
switched off on the Washburne siding and both
sidngs are supposed to connect with the Grant
trunk line somewhere about Chicago Philadel-
phia Times.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Mnrhnred for Sa.hn.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 2O-Henry Ryan, colored
was convicted IN the Burke county superior court
to-day Of the murder Of Mary Thomas. an old
$3.50,
National Republican., 1880-05-21
baseball.

CHICAGO. May 2O.-Chicagos,' ,'3; Cleyelands, !.
PRoyIDESCE, r. l., May 2O-Providencss l. BOs-
tons, 0,
Troy, n. Y, May 20,--Troys, s. Woreesters. 2.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
New Jersey Democrats.

TREsroS, N. J., May 2O.-rhe convention was
called to order at 1922 Hon r. H. Teese, Of Essex,
was unanimously elected temporary chairman
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Cnllfornia Congressional NominatIons.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O,-The democrats of the
third congressional district have nominated for
congress E. s. Berry and the worklngmen, Of the
same district, Chancellor Harrison, of Napa.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
'TI, Cumberland General Assembly.

EVANSVILLE, IND, May 2O.-The fifteenth general
assembly of the Cumberland presbyterian church
met at 1890 o'clock this morning in the Cumber.
land church. The Rev. j. s. Gridcr, moderator, of
Bowling Green, KY. preached the opening sermon.
The Rev A. Tcmpleton, of Texas. was elected mod
orator ofthe assembly. About l75 delegates have
arrived.
Wisconsin Presbyterian General Assembly.
MADISON, WIS, May 20.-The general assembly
of the presbyterian church met in the assembly
chamber at II o'clock this morning Rev. DR..
Eels, of Cincinnati, Ohio acted as moderator,
preaching the opening sermon Nearly 600 clergy
men and laymen are present.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
p. E. Council of virginia.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 20.-Bishop Whittle pre-
sided at the second days session of the protestant
episcopal council of Virginia. Rev. n. NJ. Dame
of Baltimore, preached the sermon The various
committees were appointed and the constitution
was partially revised. Bishop Whittle delivered
his annual address, giving lattering account OF
the work done throughout the diocese during the
National Republican., 1880-05-21
RILEY AND HANLAN.
Articles of Agreement Signed by tha
0arsmen.

The Eaco TO Take Place Next Wednesday,
The Articles Stolen by Two sharpers-
Hanian Receives the $4,000 Prize
Referee BlaikIe's Card OF
Thanks - Notes of tho
Coming Contest.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Trnttinr Mt Point Rrenze.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-This was the third day
of the spring trottinG meeting at Point Brcczc
course. Following are summarizes:
Elrst rncn ~ rlnss. nhIrsn sInn
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Rife Shooting at Croodmoor.
500 Yds. BOO Yds. 1.ooo Yas. rotnl.

CREEDMooR, l.. L. May 90 The following were
the scores to day in the competition for team to
90 10 Iceland:
National Republican., 1880-05-21
THE HANLAN RILEY RAcE.

The challenge Of Hanlan was the absorbing topic
during the morning, aud consultation Of leading
citizens was held for the purpose Of arranging for
purse to be given for a race next week, in which
he and Riley should start. Mr.. David Ward, of
Toronto, HRnlans adviser, was called in, and
enter for it. Alr. Cooke, of Wizards hotel guar
antecd TO be responsible for this amount where
upon articles ofagreement were at once drawn up
and signed by both Hanlan and Riley They read
MS follows.
National Republican., 1880-05-21
LARCENY OF THE AGREEMENT"

Rather a sharp trick was played yesterday by 3
couple of men representing themselves 10 belong
been signed one Of them picked up the original
and made OF with it, no effort being made to stop
him Last night an effort was made 10 regain pos
session of the document, but the men denied hav-
laG u i,i lmvIr i' 10 suPposea tnat Gy
selves us managers for Riley and In order that the
public may not be mslCd 1t is requested that all
subscriptions be paid to Mr.. William Dickson rat
the counter of Wizards hotel. II was Gscertaiued
last night that neither of the men were connected
In any way with the press, but from their actions
are supposed TO be crooked
National Republican., 1880-05-21

ST. LOUIS May 20.-Rev. w. +. Dickeson, Of New
York: Rev. H. NJ Turner, of Georgia. and Rev. II.
f. CAIN of South Carolina, the newly-elected bsh-
OBS of Il o African methodist episcopal church,
were ordained with imposing ceremonies in the
African methodist episcopal conference, at st.
Pauls church, this afternoon. Bishops Bayne,
Wayman and Campbell We're the chief officiating
officers in the ordination.
National Republican., 1880-05-21

Henry w. brewer being duly sworn, says that
he Is and has been for upward of twenty years n
civil engineer; tnat within the past two days he
surveyed the course ON the Potomac river between
tbs nqueduct and long bridges for the race rowed
yesterday between Edward HRnlan, of Toronto,
and Charles L. Courtney, Of Union Springs, n. y,
that at the hour yesterday at which said race was
rowed said course was exactly two miles and a
hnlf in length from the starting line TO the turn
ing buoys. II. w. BREWER.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this Goth day
Of May, 1889. JonS w. CoEsoN,
Isn
National Republican., 1880-05-21
Reformed Presbyterian synod.
'JVUT TIVI 'tfIEII q p IIT'
General Presbyterian Assembly.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 2O-'rhe general assem-
bly, of the presbyterian church in the United
States convened in the second presbyterian church
here to-day. The opening sermon was preached
by the Rev J. II. Wilson, d. D., retiring moderator.
One hundred and eight commissioners, represent
ing twelve synods and hny-three presbyierles, were
present. Rev. 4. A. Hoyt, d. D., of Nashville,
Tenn, was elected moderator over the Rev James
Woodrow, n. D.. by u vote of so to AZ.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06

CC2 eoS Ak0a. Cow cor
respondent OF the H:S-s Sos
.I5E-s<sE ays he ooee had $ Hsl1s-
DE he8G which wss 81 exceedingly
Vicious Scie-. To cure her o. the
habit &c took : comnoo sa-dsc
hoe snd passed tee hoe end IN
Eo2t OF hG OF hind leg ani behind
aod sbo7e tie ssnb7el join. Q: tie
nigh hind leg: Then sitting down
o. ne right TO mix. &c pat tie
hSndle Q: tie hoe vel op under
rs s-n 2n5 begsn milking The
oeiter could nos STIR ether hind
l@, snd sfse- one we=k sHe oo1ld
oe mixed SAFELY without lettering,
and proved to os $ Talasoas and
gentle sninsl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06

BszsaE OF B=.-The joint
should never exceed more than
seven pounds to eight pounds For
5 srasl party it should be nicely
trimmed snd made s bright brown.
either By hslfooaseiog before the ire
or placing 5 sufficient tine IN s. pro
peroven- Thestewingp gprocess should
De very gadual- Use filtered wsser
and hesh vegetsbles- -cscrots, but
ton onions tu-nips celery lesSes ::
or, Aiiing these, celery seeds And
DO rot forget one tablespoonful OF
brown sugar, snd salt Of course :;
out the sugar improves the general
isvor wonderfully. For the gravy
ihicken and brown s little Of the
stock the meat hss been stewsd n.
Ada one ssaspoo2iul OF Indisn SOY ::
pour round the dish with the 7ese-
shies cut in udy snapes 4 few
u the French mushrooms non me
in sre $ goeat improvement but
these must only De put IN as the
!asS- 4 nsll IN VII lst TWO or
s12A times The mast washed Or
rather brushed over with bcowl
ing E,sds from lightly bu1ned so-
sac. looks much nicer thso when
sent Up SIS i CONES out q the COOK
ing pot
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06

mother visit in thirty minutes
The sight Of seeming millions OF
dead and squi-ming vermin on the
door Will do his heart good-thst
IS if he is hunsn and not sn an
gel.
Esving drafted our plan . bat
tie sgainst these little foes, It be-
comes proper to speak Of the care
II the wounded To cure mosquito
stings, I know OF nothing better
than = twenty per cent solution. IN
ither Oil or water, OF pure carbohc
scid. This is to be rubbed well on
the painful spot To bathe ones
singing hsnds snd snsr1ng limbs
With this solution, gives a cooling,
grateful sensation thas IS hard 10
describe CSrbohc sosp VIII do
slmost as we'll, or an ointment COM
pounded Of csrbo:, canphor and
cosmolpe.
Whatever preparation msE be Sc
!ected-and perhaps the simplest IS
The best-in the carboi les sill tie
virtue. because OF its locaiGng
anasthetic seton on ternina!
nerves loops and 6bres- Csrbol
however, has no power, that I SIN
aware OF, 10 drive mosquitoes away,
and its careless use in large quan-
titles might be dangerous
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06
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G@E@-Mk tev- IS d,s-
asa o; he blood eooseeaz1s 0po1
5 Gso-5s-3y GoeuLa1oo- so6 s s
so-s O. seHopsE. As o-s:2 beng
iozne6 H6 contested snd tie
oEvo1s system p7oss-ssa5- Cslsl-
=. coz SSSo=5 nth c1;s Gs=s<=
Les ST. VIII .o= 1&i o. l1e
a2E- oos son=ssos GSs5es t2s
bsS shoos violently. Md cs@
s-ooe s-e sns2iSas - treatment.
whec woLd be 20 give -og
p0SsSe-S1seo q raC o1-ces
Q: Epson slos viii Is: 81 o12c=
Q; cs-ooass q SsonoA Esos fee=3s-
i2s, so5 css n : dSSS c5eso. eco.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06
PNla C&

P-ol@a CoN SWsE-AE
p-oosmos under OF oehe-Nise dis
posing Of rubbish ION gathered
crops scoald be done during Sep
eanbe- Ac6 Ocseoe-- L 1aoss se
20 De soow oezE sessoc ~n=-e eo-o
stabbla IS 80 Be psolsoed under lea
i b done deepty sd 81 tie
seabb.e vel covered Roos cl-
los requires soo3 Aning. s2d
2oosa uneven p-o1sa;ng. WITH
loose con s5abs O. the s--
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p,oasoe5 ooD seabo,= Esy oe
So-S& s:.2 tie 6isk hE-ow = G=
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wGco se p-sgsh.e 70 oats 90 :o.-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06
From REV. P. I. GRANGER,
PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.

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