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, 1880-04-02

EpIsoN should always bo encouraged to
experiment, M matter what tho particular aim
or his effort may bc, for be is pretty suro to
,nnke sonic incidental discovery OF Rrcat valuo.
In searching for platinum to use In his electric
prtM'css by which tho gold cnn bo scpnrltcd and
extracted from tho tulltnKs aud refttse wash-
ings OF tho Rnld-mnes exon to tho Inst ponhy-
worth. il he Gun savo tho gold that has here.
t0furo 1,ccn lost and wnstcd, be will add to tho
wtalth Of the California mines beyond nll oatl-
1',ntc, and not merely earn fortunes for himself
md his nssocEates, hut probably contribute
more II tho rehabilitation OF tho racit1u Coast
than will tho chnngca tn tho CaltfornIa Coustl-
tutinn or tho limitation Of tho Chinese tmul-
grafton.
, 1880-04-02

THE Pops has concluded tn send special
snvoys to Mo1Ico to look into tho affnIra OF tho
Church ihor1 II report speaks truly theru Is
need Of pretty thorough reformation Ut tho
t1erg5nlcn In TINT country.
, 1880-04-02

As ANTICIPATES, thu Nebraska Democratic
delegation tn tue GIncinHntE Convention Ia In
favor Of Titden. Thu most noted delegates arc
J, Sterling Morton, tho nlatugcr OF tho TEtden
barrel In Nebraska, md l)r. blltlcr, wsiosp con.
neatlon With the Cron!u- Grover Pcltan Rttetupt
t0 clet tho usufruct OF urucEry Turk will 10
remembered by lnGnr
, 1880-04-02

4 COMPROMISE lIns been effected between
tho liurnouy Mills pruprIetorh und tlsoir scc-
ton hands at cohocs. NJ y, Tho wenyers and
spuuerB ara still ont, hut 1t ia expected tint ar
rangcments will be tnAda which will Induce
thotn to return to work very sooll.
, 1880-04-02

IT cost Spain S0o0o,ooo in money during
tho month Of Mnrch TO tlxht tho Cuban Ec!Icls.
and yet tho revolution Is not ended; that IA, It
highway robbery and general outlawry cuu ba
called revolution.
, 1880-04-02

THE great aud influential County of Knox,
which sulls up lnajortty Ut 400 TO 3A6 for tho
Nopubllpnu ticket, Il overwhelmingly opposed
to risktng the dangerous experiment Of third
term for the Presidency. At her County Con-
, 1880-04-02

OwIsa to tho drought which llas proyailcl
In Cuba for three months tho tobacco and stt9nr
crops will bc very much below the avcrngc yield
This ytnr.
, 1880-04-02

CATTLE disease Ii 50 prevalent in England
Just now thnt tho tic1nnnd for American tnoats
nt MI s.ayn1,cc III prices Ia rcpurtoA to hr very
considerable and rnrtt!ly increasing.
, 1880-04-02

THE Count alul Countess do I,csseps and
party snllctl for Franea yesterday. Tho Eroat
engineer expects to return 10 Ecw York about
t}rf,ntnber.
, 1880-04-02

P-tnDoSs were issued by President 1Iayes
In favor OF William y. G0iscn nnd John W.
GrcxK, convicted, sentencatl, aud Imprisoned in
tho County Jail for etnlezzling tho funds Of tic
Money Order Department OF tho Chicago Pust-
Ollicc. Tho parlnn Ut Ircgx. who wns supcrin-
tcHdeslt OF tho hnncy~ Order Department, IN nh
Eoluto and unconditional md relieves him aliko
from imprisonment, fine, tho payment Of tho
amount etubezzlsd. md the costs Of prosecution:
.wh!te thnt of Oolsen applies to its tn,prlso,l-
Incnt only, lcayng tho fine, pernlty. md
costs to stand In tho form Of IN execution
which may be satisfied provided my property
can be found to satisfyIt. Executive ccncnry
wis obtained in these cascs only aftcr long nnd
determined effort, the app!lcntion for pnrtlon
t,uinx strcnuously opposed by tho Postmaster
General, tho Attonley-ucncral, tho Chicf of tho
Mnncy@ Order Division of tho lost nice Depnrt-
,ncnt, the United atatcs Uistrjct-Attorncy aud
the NnatmnRter in t.hIcnRu.
, 1880-04-02

htR, PHELPS Commission to revise tho tariff
IL liko Don Caneron's Commission to solve tho
transportation qltestion.-a Horgeous ptooe OF
nlnchnory intended to accomplish nothing.
Tariff reform will sutnlor peacefully In such q
commission, II ono is over appointed
, 1880-04-02

SENATOR DoS CAMEnoN's resolution for
commission to Investigate tho whole subject Of
Interstate transportation oxcltcs tho suspicion
and concefn Of tho Pittsburg Con.nerctdl- 0azette
n pnpcr heretofore friondly 10 thu Cameron
family. and TO somo extent IN nccord With It on
tho Presidential question. The Gazette sars that
n elmllar resolution WINS otTercd by tho snmo
gentleman during tho Inst scssion. and tho gem
er1l1 impression resulting thotcfrom was that the
intention wes to t1elay action and prevont the
pnssago Of tho llcn9nn bill. The Introduction
OF tho present resolution ttocs not, therefore,
"consry m 1ssursnce TINT this important sub
5cct IS likely to recovo tho attention lts merlta
demand" III conclusion tho Gazfttc remarks: ,
Tho country is bocnminF tired md dlegllsted
Mt tho tAlk- -hni.tln- nothing" policy, md nre
settling down i, the 1clicf Tilt tie Influence Of
tho grcnt rn{lwny corporations is M potent iii
Congress- m elsewhere. There f4 but ono thing
which Will remove this impression, md TINT Ii
prompt nnl rt!iront actlon on tho part OF the
Nntlonnl Legislature.
rLttabl,rg, 1t Is wolf known, has suffered much
from tho discrimination of transportation cotn-
pancs ngafnst her merchants. and It will not bo
surprising II scnutor Cameron should lose the
nlcg[nnce of tho western counties II he docs
not speedily inend Ills why's.
, 1880-04-02

IF Eddie Cullerton would rise and tell
whnt ho knows about tho Dearborn street bsidgc-
pool tho voters OF tho Sixth would open thnlx
owes.
, 1880-04-02

I.AwLEn Inns no visible mcans Of support,
nnt yot hn has plenty Of money to tpcnd tor q
acat In tho Council. Whore docs his oorrupton-
funtfcomo frpm2
, 1880-04-02

pctration Of 50 KrosS n political outrage M tho
lnscattng Of Washburn and THO scaling Of Don-
yr13v
, 1880-04-02

1IfE Democrnts In Congress, not satisfied
at Tho Efg.lnl tlnfcat Of thur efforts during tho
extrn session to incttnbrr Appropriation bills
with political rittesH, have ntur1ie<t to their old
schemes once more. The Military Committee
hnro agreed 10 report tho following amendment.
which II In tho spirit of tho sixth section Of tho
Army bill Of Inst yeAr, md which thcn failed,
that "No money appropriated IN this net Is
appropriated or shall no paid Tor subsistence.
equipment, transportation, or compensation of
Tho United Btntcs arEny tn DO used M d 1olicc
force to keep tho pence at the polls at nny
election hed within any stAte." The moderate
Democrats have been successful thus far In
keeping the fiery spirits in check, but. rs will
appear from tho amendment quoted, they hare
at lnst broken loose, and We rny cx1sett a
repetition Of tho policy Of the extra session,
md it's utter faill,rc ulso.
, 1880-04-02

Central NuH1c-IEnff.
Corner FHndulp, and State strects. Concert b7 the
Apollo Club.
, 1880-04-02
AAlUSEAlEN


3fcv1cker'a Thcntre.
Natllson strcpt, tetwepn Denrhori nHh Slate. En-
Eagement Of 3ilss Ada cnrendIal. "jano shose."
, 1880-04-02
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Giro posonleo atircss In full, Including State md
County. ..
Nom.ttanccs may bn made either by draft. o1presA
Pos-ofte order In rcKsterrd 1ctter Al our rink.
10 CITY Rtf7CntDEits.
atlY delivered, Eunday accepted. 43 ccnta rer woek.
Daily delivered, sundny included no cont. pes ~eof.
Afdsets TlIE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison md pcn+born-sts. Chicago. Ill
, 1880-04-02

IT Is disgrace to any ward to have such q
representative as Lawler In tho Common Couu-
all
, 1880-04-02

MISSISSIPPI royolts nctlvoly against Sam
Ttldcn. Tho Kompor Herald reports 100 mon,
within tho knowledge Of tho editor. who will
not voto for ridden under nny circumstances
md tho editor Of tho Vlckahurg Uerd1d believes
'Two-thlrd Of tho Democrats in this tWatren]
county would rotn against him.
, 1880-04-02

,.rp tusronv m macmNE ORGAN.
sri,o 0,,,1 ,.iot,r,. ~ Mr. f.l,o,1na A 1,nnn
oyor ,3s for,nnr ,,,,ya,,,rnr ,,nr,nrra IN 1}i;-
,o,s hv tha nnforce,1 noy,uc,t If n tu,1p.
mint In ,,s favor for sin ,ss III, on,l thu trans
fcrof fhc clitiratfon fran, lin y1c.Iulzcd stock
hn,tlora n Gov. f,nl1om. who vas n]so
s,ncrho,,,cr Il, fin n,ws,,nncr cnter,r;sc. ns
tlnfcn,,ont furnishes tha ocrnsfou for Il 1,ricf
serron M nowsno,,cr enterprises generally.
md " "n,ocl,,ne orpnusn y csnccjul1y.
'' n 1sat and ,tts .Tmn % cn1cAno Tnrn,,sE re-
fuso,1 no II hoI n1wa,a tlouc nrovio,s]v. ond
hns dam cycr s}ncc. to l,c n nersonn1 or "rnn-
c,,tnor organ. II rnfusctl tn nclnn,ylp,trp
nnv o11ertanco ia INV nerson. nr c1lnuc. or
fnct,on . il rpfused IN tc Iho mcrG uo,,tl,-
nicca t1,Tourh which a,y man conl,1 trnmnet
@ bts avn nrojsa il refused to he Tho instrument
m w,,ich o,,y man. or rInr. or confct]nrncy,
~ oo,,r ~ ioh,,c,a conl,l ,,fov or,1 rorform
o,v tun, whtch rommcnaed t,sclf tn THAR
,roft ~ mn, tho nuh11c,a lnss It rcfusna r. ~,
tha conduit or tl,e ntrc t,,rouV,, wh;rl,
INV corr,,nt mr. sc1,n,nlnr snnus co,,1t} vont
t,,otr tloat r,o,Iva noiaoue mil ttsno,,cst m.
r.aIx t,ancc in tho 1yintcr of 1s,:1.5 thoro
| ,voa n gothor,t,r of I'm corrrn,1ortstu of M.
mia nj Snrinrtic1l. nur1 Il wns tl,on ontt thcrn
,lccIfletl tn rstnhlIsl, mn torron,, in f,l,icoro
ontl ,fastrov tr,1r Tn,u,xr Tim 1;oni1snmn
s,,,n NJ s5o7 nm VIVA su,,scr,lcd nnJ of, mr.
rant casl, wns na5,l Iown. md in Aurf1. 1s05
tho p,,cr woa cnlip,l fnto cytqtcncc J
In nr,i.r IN oivo tlo .,or,r,n u aclnt IT. vns
t,cc1dctl IN r,nnlov f,rst-clnss e;1llor. nm or
Nationa, rcn,,tot,on. Numrro,ts norsnns
.vcro cnnvoase1 oyno,,o otl,cra ,rhnoaor., MI.
I'm I'm result ~ ,v,,fc,, ho,yevor ,voa TIM
, 1880-04-02

Dearborn strrct, corner Of M0nsob+ Engagement
of tho tYeathenby-GooAwn Frollqucs. "1lobbies.'
, 1880-04-02

THE hill providing for the appropriation
ut ftlnds to pNy United States Marshnts ard
their Deputies for services rendered nearly Il
year ago, and which the bourbon majority re-
fused to paas ut the eStru session, yesterday
pissed In the senato Dy a Rtrtot purity vote. and
now only needs tho Presidents signature to be-
como n law. Tho only speech 'nado on tho
Republican stdu waa that OF Senator Ed
munds, and 1t wis enc Of the best
among tho many excellent speeches which
TINT eminent statesman llns delivered from
bis placo In tho Senate. 1t WIS u gr7lve and
uarr,nst prntcst ngntnst tho Democratic p'nt 10
nu1ify tho Etcctton ln,ss by tho attachment Of II
parttsnn rider to MI appropriation blll, an1 by
forltlding tho nrrcst of my person on elcction-
tlay to prepare for carntynl Of riot fraud, md
intimidation ut tho polls III localities wtero tho
suto authorities nro In full sympathy With bull
tlozers MD lnllot-box suffers.
, 1880-04-02

THE Liberal gals yesterday place the
s.1ecess of that party beyond doubt. Even tho
Stnntfari and 1t1 Hail Gazstlt. lingo orgnns
acknowledge tho dcfctlt OF thcir purity. The
former sRys that 1t Is now only n question
whether tho Libcrnl party will sectsro slch
minority rs will enable It to tnke Office with q
reasonable prospect nf carrying On tho business
ar tho country satisfactorily. This Is n refcr-
cnco tn tho attitude OF the IIomc-1eulcrs. who.
inall probability, will hold tho balance OF power
between tho tsso English parties. Among tho
candidates who were elected yesterday arc Mr..
Gintlstono from Leeds, Mr.. Forster from fsrad-
ford, and Mr.. Arthur Arnold from Stafford. Sir
RntHrt Peel, who ouce figured prominently In
politics, bus whose only clins to pub!fe::sattcn-
tton for sou1o yoars tmok have been Ills ccce'l-
trioftcs, was au,onR tho Tory Rlnfn yesterday.
, 1880-04-02

21hNIgH'R THtHtFEt
Clark atrcet, between Warrington and Rand otpt
engagement of Mr. VIII Gillette. 1.-THE Professor
, 1880-04-02
POSTAGE.

Entered at the IoK. .0t5te 1t Chteaao ILL.,, At 6teoad-
Etuss Natter
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PGREFGT FEE"S.

FGEEfasf I'VE ~ -.
The British Parliament was formalI op:ncd
to day.
Sir GstcclWlIs Icy left Durham, Soa.bAfric,
yesterday, on lis return to England.
The churches OF tho O,dBe levers ioRussia,
which have been closed 40 gears, will low be
raopentd.
The Gladstone MiGistry have taken f.rmal
possession ct their Offices PARCEL will try to
prevcnt Home Rul, Liberal alliapos.
The village Of Medcnco, 10 G.licl. Austria.
has been destroyed by fir. Throe luodlcd
bulldogs were burned.
The E1p!ish armv las arsia b,co victorious
10 AfehaDls ar. zoo Aishans are reported 10
have been Killed.
NJ. dc Les.cps had long interview with
President Crew, at Paris. yesterday, during
which tic canal prc,ct was fully discussed.
The Spanish Senate has passed the bill pro
vi.llR t1r the construction Of telegraph cAble
from Gao z 70 the CauarY 4ands
The telegraph cable between Singapore and
The Philippine l,Sds has been laid distance
Of two hundred mills. The l,yGg Of the cable
will probably lie c9pI itcd 10 the course If O
week.
The Dc dc padonc, minister urd.r M
polcou ii. will be prose Gated ct Paris fer vot-
ipg twice ct cifcr.pt rlfces. The offarc, To-
wolves Imprisonment aud fuspe nsiOn If civil
rights.
The German pIlliancnt has resolved that it
Is apocassarS to rool en tie & lesiJn Ct the
tsxation of tobacco by rroposipg tho iotroduc-
to Of iobsc 10 mGn3ply.
The Marquis Of lIlrti ,eton has w.iten to q
iriand 10 Constentioopln, stating that ono of The
Chief tasks Of the Lew cabinet will BE- 10 tffsc:
an Improvement in thu :fF.lrs Of Turkey.
10 The Canadian Senate last night the bill to
legal 2, marriage with 0ocnssed Wiie'I lis err
WAS thrown out on voc OF - to 81. Ii pass
cd tho House OF Commons with over 100 ma
jo.ity.
T@er'y-s'x thousand wtav,ra, tmnbycd 10
Is miles in tho Hackburo district. 10 Euglaod,
have given notice of their Incntiou to strike a
fortnight kctc', unless their wages are ad-
Vspcad.
The lady with whoa gossip c,npcots the
name Ct Prince Laop,Id with reference TO a
matrimonial engagement ia tho Hon. Mary
Bearing, daughter Of tho dowager Lady Ash
burton, and o1rs o oil the present Lord Ashbur
ton.
No offc al affirmation has set been publish
ed 10 St. Petersburg respecting the cilturc oil
ShcVi,ch, the alleged Winter pacc, dynamite
6end. The Ageuce Russo slys 10 may be posi-
lively hfr nad that The report Of ks capture il
u5trac.
a bottle has BEEN picked I'D ct Tbs jlrc.iou
oil the rivers Weaver and Mcrse3 c,ulsining a
paper Inscribed: III. Nj. s. ATLANTA, l6 h
March Fer vi hu.rc,na; dismls;ea, goins
d1Rn fa3'; tif tho lizird' TO days dis
pa cAes rroacuoc, the whole thing AS a Gu,
hoax
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Political.

Thrce republican aud tEo d,uucr4l.c Safe
cpLv-niots were he'd yesterday.
Tue Ohio republican convention net at Coz
lImbn7, strongly endorsed Sherman, Instructed
the dcliQacs ai l:rCf, std rcq1rs Cd The Dis
triot delegates 10 vote Tor Liz IomiIaiion for
tho presidency at Chicago. AID nominated a
Slate ticket.
Just before ii C calling Of the peunsy,varia
democrats conrcntion 10 order. Speaker Ran.
dali and Ser a'or WalIao, ! ca a conference aad
publicly aEuouuc ID the cod OF the leud that has
long txisted 10 the democratic ranks IF that
State. A committee to elaborate the cjmpro,
misc aud settle the difficulty 10 relation 10 the
Philadelphia delegates was appointed. tut as
IL Was not ready TO report ct s p. H., tho con
Vtn.iou a6j1uroed over uut to day.
The Connecticut democratic convention was
throwo into an uproar ever an anti lilden
amendment to the platform. and no platform
WAS adopted. The delegation to Giocoati goes
unirsruc.ed, but it is said maj ,fty will vote
for TIldrn.
The South Carolina republican convention
which met at Columbia yesterday adopted re,
solu ions endorsing &c leral Grant for a third
term.
Tho District OF Columbia democratic conven-
ton &C Washington yesterday appoioted d,e-
gates. who will ask 10 represent the District 10
tho CicCiana,i convention.
The laGiana State ereenblck convention met
10 lodGcapoii tn-day 10 nominate q State
l;cit aod elect delegates to the na'i)pal cIn.
vcoticn al Chicago.
The democratic State central tonn.i tee OF
Maryland met in BAlrimcre yesterday aud fixed
upon June the Oh IS tho time fer the election
Ct delegates to the Cincinnati convention, and
also selected the time for holding c>ogr essional
coaveu!i 'Us
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1SrifnIn'S Wrongs.

LONDON, Arril % -Tro Catholic aic ibisL -
OF Dub in IN his pastoral just Issued says: doc
times destructive Of mutual conllde1 CO arc laid
Gown by some public speakers as first principles
tf morals. Pslrio.ism is invoked as u spirit OF
dsunion between tho priests and the people.
The evil gerius tf c.m'Dunism, which has
brought such / Hrful woes IN olhor lands is only
watching the opportunity which that disuuion
may piVe II to try 10 ,s.shlsh us hrdeous throne
among us. Cur people have yet many wrongs !;
oar educstionsI systom is imperfect; our land
laws, though ra'otmed. Can still be euployed e.
instruments e great it jaslica, and we must nse
every means on which Cots blessing Can bo
invoked 10 rfGr0ss these wIor gs''
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Good TplnD{aRS.

Correspondence OF the Alexandra Gazette
RAPlDAN STATION. April %, lSS0.-Mr. j.
Mcr:im,r kllgOu7, State lecturer for this order
il Virgilis, visited R,p;dsp StatioD, Cu'pepcr
couuty, on the 9Th icstap', snl delivered o
very allie and u,q1eut lecture 10 behalf of
tcmprrauc'. The same night hn rroceed I'd 10
o'Paoz, lodge, rs the rtqu'rfd lumber vas
pus:Dt. This lodsc, called "Prosp,c'," is the
tw,ltIh 10 the couny. We hope shortly to
have Nlr. k'leour with "a sRaio to speak CT
tn. SUI ct. a FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE
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MYSTERY OF TIE LAKES There is mys
terry about the America lakes Like Erie is
onlS GO TO 20 feet deep. but LIKE Ooario is
592 feet DEEP ESQ feet bel,w Tho lavu cf The
ocoan, or as lew as most parts Ct the Colt Of
st. LsTreLc and tho Lotions If Lakes Huron,
Michigan and Suprior. although tho surfsc, is
much higher. are ell from their vast depths en-
level with the bottom Of Oatario. Now, S.
the discharge through The liver Detroit, after
allGWiog t1r The prob; BILE porllnn crried off by
evaporation. does not appesr by ary means
tqusl to the quantity Of water which The three
upper lakes eosve. it has been co,jectu!ed
hat su5terranosu river may run from Like
Superior bV the Huron, to LIKE Ootalio. This
conjecture is not inpt siible, aid fccounts for
the Singular Il c. that salno1 and hertiog are
caught 10 all the lakes communicating With the
81. Law: lo,, but not others. A the Falls of
Niagara must have always existed. it wcud
pu2z'e the naturalist 10 say how these fish got
into the upper lax, S without some subterransan
river; moreover, any periodical obs r1c ion Of
the river would iuroish a not improbable solu-
ton ct the mysterious fox aud il, Aox ef the
lakes. -Bubalo Commercial.
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Now that tho Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
the State has dtc;dei that Virginia coupons
shall be received at their fac, vAlu, for sll
money due tho STATE, school aid clIi;atiou
taxes as well as all other fu3s, whstrcW de-
vic, will Auditor Massje ia!l upon to lessen the
price Of the bonds 10 order to help Lis read uster
friends who arc "shcrl" Of them to fill their
coutr,c's Tor delivery? If a shoemaker had
best sick TO his last, parson should certainly
stick TO nj, Bible. and Rfv. Mr.. Msssi, zht
not 10 forget that that book teaches that all
nec, even the "Sbylocks" and "5loatcd boud.
hol lers." should be raid their dues, and lhst
10 man. be lie iic5 Or poor, should be swiadlcd
cut tf what bel0nes 10 him.
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NE W-b or THE mr.

1t is reported that Postmaster Gentr.l Ike,
will resiEo from the Cabinet and be appli 1let
UOlted Ststes District Judge for Ternrseo.
dispatch from Milwaukee. Wis. says i
has been psoartslnPd that NIL the fur mil
lb're will b, shut down until after harvest.
Mr. Joseph Whyte, son Of Ii n. w. Pink
NY Whytc, was msr,ied tn Miss E1genit
Muller daughter of D.ca' ur II. Miller, ,sq 81
Grace +. f. Church, 10 Baltimore, yesterday
The Western Nail Association met at Pitts
burg yesterday and decided TO resume mex,
Monday. A rrs lIiop was Also rdoptcd reduc
log the card rate from IS 25 to 81.
All the iron mills 10 New Castle, Pa. hsy.
been shut down TO await another iron boom
throwing large number OF hands Ont of en-.
poSment.
The seventh annual c,hven,iop of the Ma
Iionsl Butter, Egg and Cheese Association met
at the Board OF Trade Hall. Indianapolis, yes
ttr lay. About 200 delegates we're present.
The National Ass ciatlon for The Prevention
OF Adulteraiou f Butter calls upon ell dairy
men to orgsnIZs 10 resist tho cporoact ments OF
oienmarRsrnc.
TIE Senate Indian Af,rs Com nittee yestcr
day adopted resolu i'm TO be offered as az
sucndnebt 10 The Indisn appropriation bill
but iusruc'iog the Interior Department hers-
tttcr 10 puIc5sse supplies for Indians in al
Gas ~h'r, it CAD be done advantaG eousy
from the products OF tho manual labor end
,raDleg chools at Car i,le, Pa and Hampton,
VirRiois.
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PENNSYLVANIA Democrats.

HARRISBURG. Pa. a. ril 90. The democratic
convention was called 10 or Ter this morning tt
tat past moe.
The special c)mmt,e 90 CT d initials short
apneared IN made theit report through Me-.
Dl'l. The committee erocod that their deci.
slon had been arrived at uaanim )usg 10 rs Cd
c'sn, and that in tho cisa Of the cIntest ia
PtlIadephi4, while The Vsux delegation ad-
mitted that tho Mc9owcn del, e ties we're repu
latly elected under tho established rules If the
pirty, Yet, TOR the sake Of having a united
party 10 PHILADELPHIA, both sid IS wsr, apyiou,
10 secure harmony aod clnc lrtfd @ ioD. The
committee will therefore meet IL PHILADELPHIA
at some future day AID mako such rules fur the
orpanlz s,Ion Ct the democracy 10 PHILADELPHIA
az 10 their Judgment may be deemed NECESSARY,
lho ropors was tn sn adop'el.
The names of the dlsr c. delegates TO Gle
cinnati. as decided upon by the SPECIAL c,mmit-
tee, ale as fJIloW5:
First Disr -Gecrgc MtGoHeu a,d Dallas
Sanders.
Second Distio.--J Jbu X. Rad a.d Ryb,rs
Z. D. cher.
Third Distlut-fhouas j. Buyer end We.
McMullen.
E, Fourth Diatric!-Henry s. Doasghue ard
Samuel Josephs.
Filth Dlsttict-Fr56eriCk Gerkes and dwsrd
II. Flood.
L. E. Monaghan nominated a. II. Dill FIR
Temporary Chairman, and that gentleman IVES
uoenim usly elected for the position, alter which
H. H. Monaghan wss unanimously elected per-
msncnt President.
~. When the chair announced tie delegates TO
Clhcinnall from the 1wenty-.ix!h titrIct quite
wraDge took place IS TO who weyo the numi.
nees made by the delegation from That district
This dispute lasted for Le.riy 40 hour, and be-
lore 1t was decided the Committee o. ke,olu-
tloIs appeared and msds their report. The res.
olullohs iii I'M strict adherence TO al the prin-
cipies set firth IN various f,rncr dem, catic
platforms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
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