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A Decree Issued Committing the
Sentences of the Nihilist
Convicts.
Debate in the Prussian Diet
on the Ecclesiastical
Bill,
The Crop Prospects In Ireland
Considered Very Prom
ising.
Terrible Loss Of Life by q Powder
Explosion in Belgium.
FRANCE.

ERANtE.
A. CHARACTERISTIC LETTER FROM ROCHE
FORT.
Special Cnbls.
PARIS, May 2o.-The following character
istic letter from Henri Rochefort appears in
lc Mot d'Or1re Of to-day. 1t is addressed to
II. Andreaux, the Prefect Of Police.
S1H: Ny son has come to Geneva, wounded
with two sabre cuts, one in the head, the other
on the body. Lie received them both Oil Sum
day last rs he was leaving his lodgings III the
Place de In Bastille. Hels there studying for
his Bachelors degree. He was not one Of
the garland-bearers, The murderous at
tempt, Of which he was the victim, was conl-
mitted by 8 police office of the Fourth
Brigade, The officer is 307. lie is the man
charged with the surveillance of the sentenced
prisoners sons, and has also the faculty Of
terrifying the idiots who constitute our
Government. It is, therefore, certain that
the rascal who wounded my son wounded
him because he WIS my son, and it is equally
certain that you issued orders for the son
to be sabred purely to avenge yourself oil
the father, who has escaped from your hands.
I have no right to expect justice OF Gov
ernment which has suffered your brother-in-
law 70 go iree after killing .u man
i'll duel, which was certainly illegal,
and the murderer so carefully avoids the
publicity OF the law courts. AT the same
time feel myself bound to warn you, that
hold you responsible for the murlerous as
sault which with undeniable generalization
was made upon naya!son+: As soon as.
I return to Paris will return
you blows for words. The amnesty which
alarms you Is inevitable after more or less
short interval, and when it comes l will pay
you over the ears for. each Of your sabre
cuts. / thought you opposed 1t through
vindictiyeness or stupidity. | now see the
motive of prudence by which you were
aetuatGd. nOCuEFOET.
, 1880-05-30
ILLINOIS,.

8pkctal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune
SANDWICH, ILL.,, May 29-The Grant man
ayers are greatly mistaken when they think
that all the oppos ition to Grant in the Repub-
lican ranks will subside the moment he Is
nominated. True, very many who now OPP
pose him will fall into line, but great pnrt
who are terribly in earnest in their oppost-
ton will carry their convictions to the polls
next fab. III case of Grants nomination the
party would have to fight a double victory.
not only to uphold Grants second Admins
tration, but also to fight the popular prejn-
dice agntnst the third term This county has
always been reliably Republican, but in 1914,
owing to the general disgust with Grants
second term. the previous Republican ina
jority Of 100 was reduced to oniy4:W, tie total
Vote being nearly as large: The Hon. Isaac
kirkpatrick, Il prominent farmer ana dele
gate TO Springfield, says that in his opinion
his township, 6qlaw drove, generally Re-
publican, by l0o majority, cDuldn not be carried
by Grant Reports from other towns 1T the
county show that ii the same proportion eX-
lists throughout the State. Grant, If nom,
mated ut Chicago, would be left III decided
minority at the pulls next November in his
own State. ~'
, 1880-05-30

placed: The air Is stored IN
OF fifteen pounds to the square inch,
which after running three miles is reduced
to about 500 The new engine Is thought to
be capable OF immense development. A meet
ing Of the
was held on Thursday: Arrangements are
in progress to exhibit the materials Of an ap-
paratus for balloon voyages in the Arctic re-
give trial of balloons at the
Cheyne says sixty committees have been a.
ready formed, and are ready to aid the
scheme. He Is confident he will obtain the
930, GOO necessary for carrying out the project.
THE MISSING BOAT.
10 ths Vxater1 Assoeiatsd PFets.
LONDON, May 29.-The missing fifth boat
Of the steamer American, which foundered
on her way to the Cape of Good Hope, con-
tains one Quartermaster and four seamen.
George Honey, the comedian, Is dead.
WOOL SALES.
AT the wool sales to-day $500 bales were
New Zealand. The bidding was less animal
ed, but prices were maintained.
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
LIVERPOOL. May ga correspondent at
London writes: 1.-THE American Minister
has received instructions or advices from
Secretary Evarts relative to the fisheries
question Of much more amicable character
than by reports Of the debates in Congress-"
, 1880-05-30

GEKMAN u
THE CHURCH BILL BEFORE THE rRussIAN

THE CHURCH BILL BEFORE TIE pRuss1AN
DIET.
BERLIN, May 29.-It is understood that the
Pope personally wishes the party Of the Cen
tire in the Prussian Diet to abstain from NOV
ing an amendment to-, or voting upon, the
Church bill.
BERLIN, May e9.-1n the debate on the
Church bill in the Lower House Of the Prus-
sian Diet Puttkammer, Minister OF Ec-
clesiastica1 Affairs, stated that when the Curia
issued its lastnegatlve reply the contents OF
the bill were not known. 4 measure, he
said, might fall on fruitful it, IA; ground =, The The
consideration Of the Holy See.
THE DEBATE,
The debate in the Lower House Of the
Prussian Dieton the Church bill Was resumed
to-day. Herr yon Puttkammer, Minister OF
Ecclesiastical Affairs, said lie had no objec-
ton to amendpents J. limiting the period OF ct
principle. lie declined to produce any more
documents III the matter, rs those already
published placed the question III clear light.
Replying to the criticisms Of DR.. Falk, eS-
Rnser Of Eccesasifal ena A25s tSa Xoa
as''ka6er the 6iIl mpR}!sd SRSe any asnSs Savering
in in the views Of the Government as
to the sovereignty OF the State. or the least
intention Of feebly withdrawing from the
ground Of interchangeable, ADHERENCE t9 the
he declared, required a laEge-llearted con-
sideratton Of the evils existing in the coun-
try, He believed that, even II the bill was
rejected, it would be impossible to obtain
the advantage produced by its introduction,
done its utternlost to restore peace.
BERLIN, May 20.-The Prusslan Diet has
referred the Church bill to a committee OF
twenty-one.
, 1880-05-30
VARIOUS.
CUBA.

CUBA.
HAVANA, May 2a,-Chief Cecllio Gonzales
and two followers have been killed at san de
San Vincente.
ALBANIA
RAGusA, May 29.-Regardlng the decision
of the Chief Of the Albanian League to pro-
coed against the Montenegrins, It is al
nouncel that the lussulu1a!' party III the
League opposed taking the & offensive aSainst
tha Noutenegsins, and that course was
favored by the Catholics.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
GnEyr. May 3-An explosion IN . powder
mill near W Wettere11, near here, killed and in
irretI many persons. Ten bodies have thus
far been found.
REFORM IN srAIN.
MADRID, May ey.-The Coalition party
have decided the principal objects IT their
policy to be- the assimilation Of press offenses
with con,mon-law otfenses, the abolislment
OF special laws and special tribunals, the
reformation Of civil and judicial administra-
ton, the restoration t.. Town Councils Of the
right Of electing their Mayors, revision Of
more free expression Of national suffrage,
, 1880-05-30
THE JUSTICES,

Justice Wallace; John Cavanash, larceny
Of a valfse from the Michigan Southern bag
gage-roon, 500 to the Criminal Court; VIII
lard Needhan. Charles Slausky, and Michael
Meehan, robbing +. II. Foster at the corner
OF Twelfth street and Michigan avenue,
of gold watch and chain, 81, 500 to
the Criminal Court; John G. Curtis
and George Lloyd. larceny Of a horse and
buggy from S. D. kilnbark, 81 goo to the slstt;,
residence and shooting at him, $500 to the
Sd; John Mitchell. burglary OF Ar, Boilers
residence in Lake View, $500 to the Criminal
Court
, 1880-05-30

Special Dtpatth 10 1he Chicago Trfbrn

Special Dispateh 10 Tho Chicago Trfbune-
TOPEKA, Kns., Mny 2o.-The attempt OF
the four Grant delegates to get into the Chi
cago Convention on the ground Of pre-
tended election by the Second and Third
Congressional Districts OF this State excites
great ridicule here. where the facts are
known. The delegates from the Second Dis
trlct never held meeting outside the Stnte
Convention either before nor since. notwith-
standing it was the only Grant district in the
State. In the Third District the delegates
remained III the State Convention from first
to last, participated in all the proceedings, and
seemingly acQniesced in the action OF the Con-
ventfon IN instructing for Blaine, After the
adjournment Of the State Convention Il
minority OF the delegates from the Third
District met in the Senate Chamber, and,
with much hurrahlng and enthusiasm,
selected 7. J. Anderson, OF Topeka, and
]. n. Steel, OF Wichita, as delegates to Chi
cago III the interest OF Grant. No one ever
supposed they would attempt to be seated in
opposition to the regularly constituted dele
gates, and their action was simply regarded i'll
the nature Of all effort to let themselves
down easy after their honest defeat
..,,.,, THERE Is NO PARALLEL
between. the Kansas and Illinois Conye1l-
tidHs,,, In KANSAS no one has ever disputed
tl}g' f9EYY f{{2t Blaine had an easy-working ma
joyhy 1T 80 votes all tue way through, vnl-
braclng two Of the three districts, rs the pub
lished roll-call proves. III Illinois Grnnt
never had All honest majority In the Conven-
tion. and obtained the delegation by fraud in
DISTINGUISHING, Cook County, which had by
an undlsputeu majority elected anti-Grant
delegates. The circumstances Of the two
Conventions are entirely dissimilar, and the
Republicans of Kansas would feel themselves
grieyiously outraged if by any parliamentary
trick the ten delegates from this State should
be divided in any manner. Kansas can never
be made to indorse the third term.
, 1880-05-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
PANOLE'S DEFEAT.
Ar,sntt,f ftyf,}t

LONDON, May GA sporting correspond
ent writes as follows from EPSON regarding
PAROLES defeat in the race for the Gold Cup:
"When the flag fell Mr.. Dunlap's colt Solver
was first In action and he raced away, slight
~ leading Mr. Kotl,sellild's filly Fashion. the
pair being clear of the others, of whom Lord
Hastings horse, Master Kildare, was third,
Parole being last. After a short distance
Fashion led when half the journey was over
eight lengths in advance Of Solver,
Master Kildare second, Parole be
ing in the rear until the mile was
made. When striving In the straight Parole
improved his position, and, Solver dropping
out, he became third to Fashion and Kildar,
who still held a clear lead. Kildare was
beaten at the distance by Parole, who then
reached up and challenged Fashion, but he
could not get between her and the rails
as he attempted to 10, and was beaten by n
length. Jeffrey's paroles jockey objec-
ton to Fashions jockey was oyerruled.
This race following rapidly on the Liver
pool Spring Cup, created most disasreeable
impression, the two cases being ex-
aetiy .sa Identical except ;necpteo+ in the
was given, and in the second sound one,
both telling, however, against Parole, At
Liverpool, Archer, OIL the advance, attempt
ed to come up between Parole and the rail,
which place lie
had NO RIGHT TO ATTEMPT TO TAKE,
rider OF. Parole, who somewhat easily de-
fcated his opponent, All objection followed,
and to the very great surprise Of all who wit
messed the race Parole was disqualified. At Ep-
som the tables were turned. Parole attempted
to 20 inside, was defeated, and, Oh objection,
rtr09rjF rf11af1 him
, 1880-05-30
INDIANA.


sptetal Dispatch to The Chicago 1rtbuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 29.-1t may be
satd withoutfear OF contradiction that the
sentiment among Republicans III this city Is
solid and unanimously against the nomina-
tion Of Gen. Grant Scarcely anything else
Is talked about Businessmen seem to have
turned politicians, and nowhere can one join
q group OF men that the conversation Is not
turned upon the situation at Chicago. 1t re-
minds one most forcibly of the greenback
detection in 1874. Every hour, new develop
nents were made Go where one would he
vas startled with the statement that the men
In such shop had left the party, until
the ftmest men and oldest politicians became
alarmed lest the whole force Of worklng'nen
IN the city would go over in body to the
enemy. The feeling to-day is very similar:
heh who a week ago were confident OF
carrying thls county by 1,5oo majority, and
"no believed the State might he carried for
t.4e REPUBLICANS. are now apprehensive that
Ae! cannot count on Marion County, to say
nouitng OF the State The feeling among the
WORKING classes Is revelation sufficient to
appa1 ae stoutest- When first it was an
nounced
MEN PooHED At THE IDEA,
eat on inquiry 1t was discovered that the
Aa1 nas not been told. A talk of five mill
uses WIN any Republican superintendent or
vuc1ai Ia charge Of men employed fn the
t4cpnes and workshops OF the city Is sufti-
e1eut 70 conglnce the most skeptieal that
~ "uat ue papers are saying is literally true.
opeaR'ng OF the extent Of this revolution In
pubic sentiment, the Nous says:
,.e "e would lks to emphasize the fact that 1t
t. crants scratched the skin Of this opposition
49, trr.SSeslous S against this movement and to por-
nan. ny noW Widespread and dcep-roofed it IS, the
raas popss WOULD not be large enough for the pur-
republicans here are now fully convinced
.4:at such Is the true condition Of affairs, and
noae are heard SO foolhardy as to express
se otner wish than that Grant may be de-
E4eea Among the prominent Republicans
~ sta1lng the city to day was the Hon. Thomas
naana, OF Greencastle, candidate for Lieu
n1Governor. He has been In the coun-
~. ~ 'of me past three weeks engaged In
1xsa!t' and had given no attention what
S'ef 70 politics; but, on coming here, he was
,..' SURPRISED AND AsToNlsHED
..Fyond measure, he said, to find such feel
,1 s and 50 great depression among Repub-
.&a9s generally over the prospect Of GRANTS
Elimination. noah BE could get encouragement
n nae!e, Tor every one seemed to pe IN
VVgaInl4E: Caleb Denny, President OF tue
r raosng Mems Republican Club, has been
", sAy. enthusiastic and active for the last two 4
~ nee9s In having grand ratification meeting
- me new wigwa1n, now being erected,
rar r~nenever the Chicago nominee shnlf be all
~ +nT1ucea. Invitations have been issued 70
~ ~ -. meeting is to be made a
ppsate affair. 4 few days ago
IT,. IT, started to raise funds to pay expenses,
r'.;i rai FOUND so 1uucl opposition to holding q
~. ,,is.Mc2dtn nleeting III case Grant should be
tae heading Of tbs sut,scription 81 ri paper. max
~ |! read: For the Purpose Of Dedicatlng
, 1880-05-30
OHIO.
r1T J*Efnf~E

Special Offpdtth to The Chicago It{buns.
COLUMBUS, O., May 29.-The most bitter
opponent to the third term one week ago
would have been unable to form an estimate
of the number Of Republicans III Central
Ohio who are seriously and unc0mpromlsingly
opposed to the denomination Of Grant, and
FROM facts brought out by a personal inquiry
it is only too apparent that the anti-third-
term sentiment has grown beyond all COM
parison since the workings OF the Springfield
Convention have been exposed. On every
hand, iii the shops and factories, rolling
mills and foundries, the answer is, ave
want none Of the third term. and will hot
support Gen. Grant If he is nominated, which
he cannot be unless the Senatorial tricksters
play the Springfield game" 4 prominent
Republican has returned to this city tonight
from tour through the southwestern por-
ton of the State, and says that he was utterly
taken aback to find the opposition that had
sprung up during the past two weeks. This
feeling, he says, is most noticeable among the
ex-s0ldiers, who have notified the prominent
men of their section that, SO far as they are
concerned, they will
NOT SUPPORT A THIRD TERN FOR GRANT.
In Scioto County, and along the Ohio River,
this feeling is apparent, without any effort
being made to feel the public pulse. LII
Noble County. where the soldiers vote alone
,,.s e,.ct.d ReuublIcau member Of the Leg
.'o ;s,a+,,r, ~ several vears the almost mani
'slaturs ros ya i of' not he ic
nous eApless'on ~ % Mo W. ou.,.a.'er;.r ~. w ".s
IN saddle Grant on us 4 third term." That
W n*<ua. D-,.eta no1.o1t ,,,,u od,,,;te t1,ot
- - r-.,,+ ,.,o,Id -a.,lor o},,,
the nomination OF d1ant "oo!u % tenaof onlo ca
eyts Grosycuor one ua Of the most sirewd of Ohio
no,i1i,fons said he was convinced
poAs, p'".,a .,.,;,, atfa,, tnrasna,1ouad 9 ns,n-
Urahts npn.t'aA'on to1es!4a" M, :" - ~.
ocrnttc victory thls lMi. LUZ N.Y.
w E. Moore. D. d.. OF this City, gentleman
, 1880-05-30
.PICKPOCKETS.

Thomas S. Phillips, Of No. 347 Dearborn
avenue, had his pocket picked Of gold
watch and chain yesterday afternoon while
standing IN front of the Palmer House. This
o'clock John Wilson, Of NJ. 24 CIybourn
avenue, had silver watch stolen from him
at the same location.
Alphiam K Pearce, from Belfast, Me-,
while passing through this city last evening
on his way to Naperyillc, Ind his pocket
picked of 500 cash while getting out Of the
thief was noticed III the act, and was caught
and held for Officer Ed Walsh by some of
the train employees. The prisoner Ii about 50
years Of age, and looks like an oltl-time thief.
He gave the name of Charles Waters, but his
real name Is said to be Peter McMinimie.
, 1880-05-30
A FRAUD.


Special Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Trtbtn&.
ADRIAN. Miel., May 2a-The appeal for
aid for the people Of Williamson County,
Texas, said to be starving from drought, e1n-
anattng ostensibly from 1T. Harris, banker
at Georgetown, that county, and addressed
to bankers in this section, proves to be
fraud, and has been denounced by lettera
and kilograms from citizens and authorities
Of that section.
, 1880-05-30

- j, ,..,. sewn,
the Wigwam." After such amenamens "as
A prominent tederal omcer say ~ nT
TKBUNE's representative tnls Molnug: ,,,t
Ito not say that Will not vose ~ otau' IL ii iii
my constant prayer Is .an.;r.t;on tnai H1 "'tI
be. defeated for the noilina4stori; 4or;,, -
love my party and ny county LOO aet ~ +be 10
see 1t SACRIFICED to tne s1uoooii''le'' " S''@'
trin1nyiTate." ;,>o ,,,,o,,-,
A canvass OF tne' lh1aeHsS5 ~ .na.,ItoJ ;n
Of Nordyke & Marmon; IoIaas, reS1,aE" nfa.,da ~
finding seventy-four keRnolleua G'oy, ,,t ;sef
ntytlgnG yg ,,t o. %rn muder INV Consideration. o.
m nosition @ to the third term was the CAUSE In
Bounty s iii iii veto. but their principal reason
II an Republican and poor man, but
will contribute SIS toward a
Another an aS. tba aa
classes thsre Is very much 4t worse than It IS
mere a. tes' , him for n',nst.ha ~ eA Mouau aa
enough emo % Of an monarchy under Grant before" n1
sala ale;ei - ead u,,a4hr . na,G ahy
more o. IL. oIta a'gIiet. ~ 1. Vla4s sE VII pe
knoekeu gi elo ne.su =. ~ auils i9l Fies1oeht
again., aiI @ ule W. ~ ~ n9 eiass W.! uo ~
CANVASS res91tea 3 @ III II fnang g tnlrf1onr Ks
Ruoa,caHTi o,s ,nrn uu " -, "no nn M0alu sae LOT
Glant lhese ~ were ail tierlnans, and they
MHhc yHIc,, ,,. ~ tSo;r ,,*, ~ e answers.
~ unG =, y & anG s nunloeI LIE ol1if tAuleli-
the S General al IL nonated athoog al 0gd he e1ss %onId
~ ~ dust M R ~ "as H. lneulatiy n
nnn - u ta' o a.,,nai1o 1nn. lat "s tool.
,.a+a,1 for L;,n +,,,;na nnJ +tat :; t"'T
Wom}l % M Sunnort @ II iI,ien M @ befnre s vnld % xota
1or GranI lof lhfrd ter1n." Another one
salu: nave always voted the Republican
ticket, bat Ut this time don't vote at all. The
r11r uAsns or r,,r mr. rrr1c1.vo
al1r naNus ps Inh toLllleiANs'
he ber Poessp eislapSa wop M sp
and not for The g0od of tho 1a.a.
Die, and the workinemen WON'T stand It anv
t;rt Hanui;nor sai' .'utet n,,t atu
1--WE nt!uplteitn sslu, 1Wont Sole loi i0rant
ior T. .nifa Term, or 1of any otner man. II
IN ackn9wledgnent of weakness on our
part ne simply say 10 other ma
IONS tilat we nave put one man IN
tne untteo States nt 70 oe frestaent Ut THIS
tine. announcer man SAID: le vote Tor
then he vii! want. it for another, and then
VIII declare himsef emperor;
Al TIE indianapolis Starci-aNorkS there
were round IWenty-h'e kepaollcalls eleven
OF whom vii! vote for third term. But 1t
was no1lceap1e tnaI illhe OF tncse eieyell "ere
fororga. fa aney wonla i woe inr Nth put pre-
1oscd hy The % nartV NV SneaEinS M ~ NJ ' sn,5c o IF
Grant. the Journal tits morning alluded to
the % Ncms. '0>' 1''p"'44e'4'' ~ ''A''
THIS EVENING, REPLIES:
the Jo1a9 sPeaKs Or az NeRnoe public
,,m nns @ as Opposing 1rAh. oecaase oa .nls bonhty
thn nsrsonnaI of the men rh., have nnnmunced
themselves the a rs > opposed m to o. Grant upon this
, 1880-05-30
,IOHN NTATHERS.

Special ptspateh to TA< Chicago 71buns.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May 29.-The Hon
john Nathers, candidate for Congress on the
Greenback ticket III this district, formerly
Mayor Of Jacksonville, and at one time a
member of the Legislature from Morgan
County, died to-day OF lung disease. after .
painful illness of several weeks. Deceased
was prominent and much-esteemed citizen,
whose death is deeply regretted In the com.
muuitY.
, 1880-05-30

and the carrying ont in Cuba Of the econom
fcal and social reforms OF Gen. Martinez
CampOs. ..-...
A FoRcED LoAy. ;
LAHORE, May a9.-Ahdnr Rahman Khan's
attempt to raise forced loan Of lac Of
rupees from traders has caused great dis
content, and has realized only 40, 600 rupees.
Pending payment Of the whole loan he has
seized traders gnods and stopped nl! ratic
with Cabui aud Box hara- Abhnr Rahman's
adherents in Cabul are almost daily receiv-
ing letters expressing his friendllness TO the
British.
THE coMED1E FRAScA1sE MATTER.
LONDON, May e9.-The French comedian,
Coqueline Elder, has rendered his resigna-
tion, the C1medie FRANCHISE Managing Com
nlittee declining to allow him q foEmi&ht's
holiday to fulfill an engagement in Londen.
puted; the objection is to the time OF taxi
ing 1t.
, 1880-05-30
SWITZERLAND,

ST. EUT1IAltU TUNNEL.
GENEVA, May CA six-foot grant wall,
built to maintain In place a porous white
stone through which, ut one point, the St.
Gothard Tunnel runs, is giving way. tits
thought the tunnel will have to be reco1-
s.ructed around the white stone-a two
Years' lob.
, 1880-05-30
ROCHESTER.

Special Dispatch TO The Chicago 7Ft1une
Rochester,, Mint, May a9.-As the time
approaches for the Chicago Convention there
is more than ordinary political argument
going on, increased By the possibility OF
Grants nomination. In conversation with
the leading German Republicans l find that
they will not vote the Republican ticket If
, 1880-05-30

WIFI NOT BE 4 CANDIDATE.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1rt1unt-
BRADFORD, Pa, May 29.-The Eue'll9
Stur of to-day editprially states on the
authority oft member of the Pennsylvania
State Conumlttee, that C. ". McCune, OF the
Buffalo Courier, Tilden member Of t1e
New York State Committee, has assured him
that Tilden would not be candidate at GIN"
ciunatL
, 1880-05-30
CRIMINAL NEWS.
MURDER SUSPECTED.

WICHITA. Kas., May oo.-1t is reported
that Capt John Hutfbower, at Ell Paso, this
county, who attempted to make coniunc-
tion with Capt. Payne, in the Indian Terri
tory, Is missing, aud circumstances lead to
the suspicion that he has beun murdered Ha
had considerable money with him.
, 1880-05-30

NEW YORK., May 29.-James E. Williams,
on trial tile past week for having his aunt
Mrs. Della Little, OF San Francisco, COM
mitted to prison upon an affidavit that she
was llabitral drunkard, has been convicted
Of perjury and sentenced to the State Prison
for four years.
, 1880-05-30
RFStlMFn.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o.-Ruttar, Newh2l1
& Co., who suspended owing to the failure Of
the Philadelphia + Reading Railroad Com
pany and PHILADELPHIA i Reading Irnn aui
Coal Company, have made settlement and
resumed business
, 1880-05-30

TIE PARLIAMENTARY SITUATION.
ROME, May a9-The Parliamentary sitlla-
ton has undergone change. The Dlssldent
Left huye rallied to the side Of the Ministry,
and in the election of the Budget Committee
sixteen Ministerialists and nine members of
the Dissidellt Left were elected by mutual
agreement, leaving five seats to the Couserya-
firnc