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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24
ALWAYS AHEAD !

Certain stores are greatly exercised over
our success in reducing our goods to the
lowest rates, and are trying to initiate us by
blowing what they are going to do some
future time. To those we stately publicly:
That we shall not alter our plan; that we vii
continue to be always ahead in reduction OF
nrices: that we herewith decline to keep up
the present prices even and have this day
made still futher reduction.
OLCovICH BROTHERS,.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24
TIE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
THEY DECIDE To HOLD CONVENTION Al Aenii'

The State Central Committee met at Vlr-
ginia City yesterday for the purpose OF decia'hS
upon the best method of choosing delegates I"
the National Republican CoveAtion The fsi-
lowing report of the proceedings is from the
Chronicle of last evening :
Resolutions were offered by P. P. Canavan
of Eureka Couaty providing for holding a
State Convention to send delegates to the
National Republic IN Convention at Chicago
June % ; and that the different County Cen
trail Committees be instructed to have the
necessary primaries held The resolutions
were adopted without dissenting voice
Mr.. Doolin of Eureka moved that the State
Convention just decided upon be held at
Austin.
Mr.. Martin of Ormsby moved to amend by
substituting Carson City.
Mr.. Baldwin offered An amendment to the
amendment by naming Virginia City as the
place for holding the convention.
Mr.. Woodwork said he recognized the fact
that the amendments had been piled up as
high as parliamentary usages would ailew,
but he wanted the world to know that he was
in favor of Winnemucca.
MIR. Board:uan suggested Reno as all appro-
pirate place.
Mr.. Haines said he was wiling for the con-
yention to be held at Austin this time, but
for the future he would insist upon the State
Conventions being held at the State Capital,
as is done in other States.
Mr.. Murphy asked all the former claimants
to withdraw and give the convention TO
Aurora, in Esmsra'da County, this time.
Mr. Kinkead proposed as a substitute tor
all the above that the roll be called and each
member name the place at which he thought
the convention should be held.
Upon calling the roll Austin was chosen as
the place, and Tuesday, May IL, at IL O'Clock
A. M, was chosen as the time.
1t was then resolved that each county should
hold primaries for the election of delegates to
the State Convention, the primaries to be held
on or before the 9TH of May. 1t was unanl-
mouslv agreed that the election of delegates
should be left entirely with the people, and
that in no case should County Central Com
nittee appoint the delegates.
The committee next proceeded to apportlen
DELEGATES from the several counties npon the
basis Of one for each hundred or traction
thereof over fifty, according to the average
Republican rate cast for the State ticket In
1873.
The only test required of qualification to
vote at the primaries is the fact that the vo' er
supported the State Republican ticket IN lo' {
and promises to support the nominees OF the
National Republican Convention at Chicago,
The committee then adjourned to NEE,
again at the call Of the chairman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24

SNowBALLING.- The Washoe Indians and
the white boys find the present snow just
moist enough to pack into hard snowballs
Wherever a crowd of half a dozen Indians
are together they are at once attacked by
white boys and the fun begins. The opposing
races pelt away at each other, while the
aqnaws sit on drygoods boxes and laugh every
tins "soaker " finds its way to an aberigi-
nal ear. As rule the Indians are the long
est windsd and most daring, and on the final
charge generally succeed in cleaning the street
of their opponents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24
A CLEW,

The first clew the police succeeded in get
ting hold of was the finding of watch belong
ing to the girl in possession of young man
employed in one of the barber shops of the
city. When questioned about the matter he
said that the girl called upon him on Satur-
day morning and wanted to get an advance OF
$40 on the watch. He advanced the money
and now claims that the girl left on the even
ing train for Reno. This, the police say, Is
untrue, as she was seen as late as 9 o'clock the
same evening on Carson street. The mother
of the child is anxious to recover her daughter
and take her to England The police are pos
tive that she is in the city and ask that any
person having seen or heard of her will COM
municate at once to the Town Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24

A You've GIRL ABDUCrRD.-For about a
week past the police have been endeavorlng to
ascertain the whereabouts of Miss Susan
Chambers, young girl of fifteen who is sup
posed to be secreted in the city. Her mother
asserts that she has been enticed away by some
unknown parties for Immoral purposes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24
NOTICE..

~EAUKRS In GROCERIES AND PRO.
VISIONS and in FRESH MEAT, are hereby notified
that bids to supply these articles 10 the state Orphans
Home for the three months beginning warren Will os
;ved at anx time before Saturday. February rs. Re-
auistions to be had at rbe office OF D. r. SESSIONS.
Sec Board Directors State Orphans Home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-24

A boy was born to Mrs. Matt Rinckel on
Sunday.
, 1880-04-28

stntcsmun's poor f1cn,th md declining ycnrr.
Among tho other members Of tho Cabinet with
rather ndrnnccd 111Lnlons arc Mr.. Forster a,th
IkG1l Kimberly, ERrls spencer and Granville.
and the luke OF Argyll. and perhaps tho Mar
g,,la Of Huntington AMI lard Northlnsnk may
t,c clnssctl ns Whtg-Lll'orala Mr.. ChlldcrT M
rointfnent In duc to tho personal fnrnr Of Mr..
Gladstone md the appointment of Vernon 11ar.
ooutt tn mnfte tn r1Acate II pcreunal cnc1ny at
the 1'rctulcra. Tho acceptance nf m untlrr-
sccFctarykhip tr sr Charles Dlke fs II FttrI'rf*e,
hut he will tloubtirss be SOON ntlvanccd to \
higher position. The appointment ut Enrl
Granville ~ Foreign Miutstnr will prnlfahly bo
considered tho weakest appointment mndc.
, 1880-04-28

TnEEnAw, King Of Durnah, Is not dead,
anu 1nores tho pity Ills disease is very peculiar,
und on some occasions hc has aIl tho appearance
Of being dead, bit 1t turns oslt that ho is only
unconscious. During ono at these trslnccs, which
lasted three days, the priests Who prescribe for
tho ltoyat patient recommended TINT ssSj virgins
be sucrltlccd to the gods in order to procure Ills
recovery. The Recommendation was cnrricd
out, md tho rcvorcnd gentlemen nt Burmah
doubtless tako duo credit for their prophetic l1s-
sight. II tho trnnces continue for any consld-
crnble length of tlme there will bo sGrions lack
OF wives for tho voting mon Of lsur'nah, and tho
priests mny lose largely III marriage fees.
, 1880-04-28

UNDER Democratic rule tile City Of Now Or
leans is as badly of rs during the worst days OF
carpctbngsu,. Tho pollce force Of that city Is
1nrgcly composed Of thugs, who obtnIn appuint-
1,ent as n reward for political services. Under
cover Of authority these fellows have bocomo
tho most dangerous class Of tho community, cn-
gngIng In frequent brRw!s md hiding and
Rtctting tho most notorious crncksmen md
shouldcr-hitters of tho city. Tho demand for
reform Is loud and unanimous on tho part or
tho respectable olasses Even tho Democratic
newspapers oa1l for Il change. Had s,ch Il stato
Of things ns that complained Of existed In New
Orleans during Republican rulo how TIM Hour
bpuB would hRvo howicd!
, 1880-04-28

One way to get Delegates to State Con-
vcutlon Is to hlye tlotn cIoctpd by conventions
of tho peopls. Another wny tn to opcrnte npo,,
rhon aftcr they hive t,cou elected, md l'lrly or
coax them Into misrcprcscntin4 tho Convention
which chose them. The Thlrd-Tcr1n bureau III
this State secn,s to depend mainly upon tho Int
tor WY. 1t ls atntetl for Instance. that some OF
tho Knox County t!olcgates, who were elected us
DInino 1c, and Instructed tn vote for 1nlno In
tho State Convention lsuve been won ovor to tho
thlrd-tcrn Gause. What arguments lll1vc
wrought this wo,,tlrous ohnnRe ITO man oan tell;
but 1t Is not possible TINT they wurc such as hun-
orablo nun would i1Bo or net upon.
, 1880-04-28

combines nli tho string points Of 4 candidate.
ii Rprvra n rurptrac to Talk ntout EdmutMls, nt,,l
tn vl,tc fnr him. fr he Ia Glenn man nf Tho eht
typr, int, when tho lending tnnchnp faTurlta
ahnl tnvp been sent 10 tho *hndrs. Wnehb!lr1in
will br more fkoly to cun,o intu tho light thhll
n,y other man We know Ut. And no nthnr nun
tindt
On n popntnr vote nf tho Republican rottr. 1T
this statc, l:Iil,1 H. Washburne would ho cht'aen
tho Htnusard-hoarcr Of tho party by MI ornr'
wheln,ing maturity. hut unfortunately tho
people nro llttte cntls,ilted. Tho managors mako
up thpfr Issues for them.
, 1880-04-28

THERE is something like n revival Of Re-
rliblirnnstn N tho Eo.ilh. Tic EcorEta Hcp'th-
1Cnn Convention last week waa prnnOlnccn hy
thu Atlanta CtsstflatfnH tho nlt,tt Important Nc"
publican Convention In TINT stntc In ten ycnrs,
s'trHini. G,ntrntlo,, tho Now York .1lret cor.
respondent. who wna present. siys # ~ marks m Z.
Iinu Ia ilt1,kut down, md it Is sllnwn that tho
cotorttl innn cn,, hold his own with his Ehitu
nGghuur In tho management 0f conventions.
Tho North Cnrr,tInn Convention held rocently
indicated The els,c thing. It Ia evident that tho
icRrt, is beginning to understand h!s rights htltl
nHaort them, and tho education nna cxrrrionce
nf fifteen yrntA Of frectnn etlnfIle him to do 40
10 hetter ri,r1ose than when he flrst attempted
1t aftcr tho Wnr.-Dutnlo Erprcst.
II tho oolorcI mon Ut tho South could nEnlIl
ASSUME t1le responsibilities Of government II Ia
possible TINT they would chnoso 1setter lenders
than they hnd l,ofnrc, but they arn not likely
soon to hnrt another cl1hnoo to try.
, 1880-04-28

4 sunscRtpEn Mt Cclnr Rapids, In., asks
THE Tn1nrxE for Its "ca1,1Il npnIon" Of tho
probability Of Con. Grants nomination Mt tho
Chlcngn Convention. 1t Is tho candid opinion or
The TRIBUNE That If lie receives tho solIl vote
Of New York, Pennsylvania nnd Illinois, MS his
friends ola1n, mud enough Ut tho "Soli7 South" :"
to make 571 votes, rs hts friends Also clain,. ho
will be nominated. In other worls, II ho gets
ali tho votcs which tho thlrd-tor1n hooniers say
ho will, 1T ia tho candid opin1on Of THE TRIBUNE
TINT be- Will be nominated.
, 1880-04-28
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrn CHICAGO T1sfnuSE iias ettnbfiahed brhnoh
tccs for tho rccoipt OF subscriptions MD ADVERTISE
nrn,s ns f0llows:
FADpEH, Manager.
GLASGOW, scutland-Al1an'a American Nc~a
Agency. II ncn!ol-st-
LONDON. Enp.-Americnn Exchange, ~ strand
1EESnY +. G1fLt8, Agent
WASHlNGTuN. u. C.-tat0 + street.
, 1880-04-28

CONVENTIONS werv hcll ycsterduy III
Henry, Iro1unis, Mclean, ls,,ck 1siund. aud Jcf-
ferson CountfuA In this State, md ftirty -oght
doluKntas in all woro salooted to tho 6tato Con-
ycntion. In Mclean and Henry Counties the
h0nors between Grant and nlMine wUre oven,
tho turner securing thirtcen delegates and tho
lIttcr thlrtaun. HtAtno got ytx out Of thu n!ne
lrtKluofs lcleg.ltes, tho cx.Prosidunt aoouring
tho othors. Tho three 1ufursnn County daln-
g,lteA arc for Grant, and tho ton Delegates frutn
Nnuk island County aso understood ~ lo Tor
lIninn or Wnshhurne. E1-6ooretusy 1Inwley
knltucd up prutty largely yastot1lay. having so-
cured tho delegates from Hanry anh Aook
lsland Countlus. Fort will reeuivo tho united
support OF tho lrtNuois delegation. McLean'a
Oubor1.atorial profcEcnca ID not 6tatod. Nitlg-
WY controls tho Jefferson County duleKndpn-
, 1880-04-28

CONGRESSMAN Ilulp's bill to deprive
Canadian railroads Of tho power to compcto with
tho Aslar!cnn truuk-lnD t1onupollsts has Sc
cured a favorable hearing in tho House Ways
and Manns Committee, and Will be reported to
tho House fur passngo. under the pretenBo Of
retallating upon Cann0a for her tnrilf tlIscrln,.
inntion agntnst tho United statcs, tho bill pro.
poses to absolutely shlt out tho Canadian lines
uf railway frtl any shnro In tho transportation OF
Western prMuuts to the seaboaNl. II IL Jneas-
,re which IL 50 npunly md shainoles'y In tho In.
tercst ut tho Vaudprbilt- Gould combination and
80 directly opposel to tho intorosts Of the pco-
plo Ut tho WtateruStatcs that 1t IL astonishing
Tint any number Of Congress- could .hs induced
to bring forward Or my Committee to indorse
tic Till.
, 1880-04-28

AN earthquake ut Yokohama, Japan, on
tho I'D Of February Is accounted tho Bcvercst
which has occurred there for many years. Sow.
eral butldings, Including tho United States
Naval Hospital Mt that point, wcro worry ecrl-
4Qtlsly dnm19el.
, 1880-04-28

WE still believe that EE!hu y. 'Washburne
stands ~ Yoo4 9 chance " any IT them TO be
Just misses It, III ho Ii pretty suru tt, aud Dlaino
Issos 1t. who u more likely 10 eouirto the front
out Of reoent lights. who woulA tsat all the Gcs-
man vutes. who hns u aplsuald ruoofd for han-
asty Altd upDnnmy,-th0 old wu<oh- -aux VI tho
Washlurus II thD RkTpplaast aapdiast*s -7AsnAiad
, 1880-04-28

4 HERD Of ~, 500 cattle arc being driven
frolu Oregon to Moutanu. Ono hundred aml
twenty mounted mcil do tho driving, and tho
outfit includes pruvisIoll- wngons, nrns and am
nunttion. eight hundred hnrscs, md forty dogs.
Tile Journey is Nude slowly, Days travel not
exceeding 1,ino miles, md tho Rpeot will be lcss-
tncd whpn hot weather onmes on, In order not to
gut the ntlIn,nls Into bad condition.
, 1880-04-28

anne buttles Of Innlt bltters In druggists win
dow In Portland, No., mado II complaint md bud
tho btters soIzel, and ulso a Qiart OF alcohol
found on tho promises "1t ia truo" remarks
tho Portland Iess. "aloohol Is prescribed by tho
law, and cqunlly true that apothoo4rlcs cannot
mako their oxttucta WIthputit It."
, 1880-04-28

DESTRUCTIVE boiler explosions are bccom-
Ing quite frequent. Ono which occurred Ia Il
shingle-tulll rear Saynnnah yesterday resulted
in tho ti9ath Of tho Superintendent and engineer
OF the m!It, and in tho serious wouuding OF eight
L1nnlnYiG.
, 1880-04-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frequent statements To
the contrary. It sccrns certain that tho mtdorlty
Of tho Irish 1l.llers will follow tho lena of
1'Arncl. At a rncutlnE called ty Mr. shaw. tho
fcreional leader Of tho party In the lnst Phrffa-
mcnt, nn1y eighteen members, including shaw
himself, put in an appearance. A there hnve
tcon sixty.t1ye Hume Rulers clcotct nnd as Mr..
lnrnc,l n]cctc to tho meeting IN question, It ia
quito evident that his following is by tnr tho
most numerous.
, 1880-04-28

PRINCE DIsMA1scK's l,caltl, continues to
ho Il subject ur alnrm In Germany. iIc suffers
Intensely from neuralgia, nnd only awaits tic
passage Of nortaln Important ,ueasurea by the
ltnlchstng before retiring tu quiet rotrcnt In
Luxembourg. Couut Van 1IMgctcilt, ut present
Ambassador to Turkuy. will tssuno ohnrgo Ut
tho Foreign Ollco .l&ring tho Princes Ab5ence.
, 1880-04-28

MURPHY, tho Seventh Ward election Judge.
-was held to tho Criminal Court yesterday by
Justice Dcmnrs OF tho chargo OF having stolcn
ballots from the box of tho Sixth Precinct, where
be h1tcintt.d on e1rctfou-lny,
, 1880-04-28

For hnving preached that tho recrcnt1ons
us we'll as dovotions might be induEgod Iii during
the Sabbath day, tho 1toy. MT. Moore, OF Cnv-
tngton, Ky,, hns bcun declared guilty Of horesy
by the authorities Of the Presbyterian Church III
TINT f1lstt1cE
, 1880-04-28

OF tlle G70 delegates who will constitute
tho Ohio Republican Convention to-day, tho
Dlatne mon cam 20 and tho shernRnttes cu1l-
cede thcm 10 There is no question now that
dclegntcs-nt-largo will DO instructed for Shcr-
1nnn, but any attempt to dtctato to tho delegates
chosen by tho District Conventions will 10
Btoitly reststol by tho Rlaine men. Six Of tho
twenty Congressional districts nln chained for
the Maine Senator, but tho Sherman people
c!n1rn seventeen, conceling only three to tho
other slJe. 1t ID thought that thore will be Il0
expression of opinion III rcRnrl tn the thtrd-terHl
question. Tho candidates for the 6tAte Offices
t.ro too NUMEROUS to mention, and the Convcn-
ton will have no difficulty In selecting good men.
, 1880-04-28

HENRY GKEENEsAUM was yesterday nc
quilted of all the ohnrgos mado ng1linst him in
connection with tho GGrma1l Nattonnl nank
In tho Unitod BtAtes Circuit Court. Judge
nlodgett's charge wus quito favorable to tho
defendant, and the verdict Of tho jury was atl-
u7nH
, 1880-04-28

Gov. Smith, Of Wisconsin, who Inns Just
Toturuel from Washington, statos that ho has
secured for tho StAto, through tho Secretary OF
the Interior, the ttt!o to lnrgo quantities Ut
wasto land. l. considerable sim Of money has
also bccu secured, Tho Governor hnd proyl-
ously obtained like advantages for Wisconsin.
, 1880-04-28

nf tho State, and Mr. Gully, 50 far from being IN
aty danger Of tho tcATo on Accot1nt Of his lnrsc
shnro III tho butchGty nf the Chlsoln fntnily, is
1low ono of tho must Trusted and honoru1 uttl-
zcns nt Kcmpcr.
, 1880-04-28

ExGuERR1I1.A A1osnY writes from China
thut he Is for 'Grant and Garfield, and that be
will support that ttckot il nominated. This
probably settles tho question.
, 1880-04-28

BLAINE Is gathering in delegates from
Nmthurn Illinois Mt lively rpte; md though ho
may not carry tho State Convention. be Will
nuke tho light hot md interesting.
, 1880-04-28

Ir Illinois should declare in favor Of tho
third torn there will still be uinety-four delc-
gates lacking to mako up minority. Now. IL
South Carolinn and Mississippi should split, tho
lust hope Of the syndicate will bo gone.
, 1880-04-28
Indications in Connecticut th,.
the. Anti-Tildcnitee Are
Worsted,
And that the Bnrrel Argument
Has Been Used to Atl<
vantage.
Grant and Blaine Delegates Selected
Yesterday to the Illinois Con.
vention.
OIIIO.

-.
spstta1 Dt'pasea to qns Chicago 7,tsuns
aleations ,o cousontien Co. % Of ohio napusc, pusS ~
which meets l,cre to-'aorrow, promises osss
very tnn,o niraIr, tamo In TINT John shermaas
VII! bavc tho gooa Honse not to pr..
e'pitato contest. and that the indorsementst
the scerntary's candi'lature for tho Presidency
Will he of IN exceedingly mild and unen'hua'
aomo fashion tf,oro ii If courso no Doubt thoush
II is nnw aas,,raI hoyonI, nil aucstion Int
A. III, - ~" assiGu , H. oesaa va I"se1'os 'oas
time time exceedingly lubIous rs to thelr ab,is, lit,
tu brlng nlWut sucb 4. result Ii
hns lcnisnd mt tn,r,ipbt lint Nr. sherman. ~.
cunt m Walt to Ohio was not by any mcars the IN. m
,yould l,nye thu wmltl brloyc 1t WIS. Tie truth
ID, that four weeks ago = number of Mr. sher.
nun "iseeI auslsees suuucn1s a"oAe jug
fuot TINT Senator 1slnsnowas
DEVELOPING nEatANKAnnE STRENGTH
NIL ovor tho State, and II somo effort was md
- r. 1,,f,, cnntrn1 IN NJ tnc Co1um,u.s G. Conrcn,,or,
-, - H'stu o".itto4 ~ 1us o.uu4uus .,', eo"'s.'
Ihofeusnly alafnaca by ta's ptospee.'
q. Rot,lns,n. choirrnnu of the ghts
,a,,t1,.., n.,,,,tttao t3rotba. ,,t,, f,nr Fos,.,
nAsoatso 0oAS.oo' m.I I,a,.',:,. .sus
hold Il consnltatton which resulted In the deter.
m1nstInn that s,,1nJ, DxtrnorlInarr means rouN
horo IN 1,o omnIn,od In nr1nr IN bring about m
...ss " =. ~. e..t. ~ W.. s,,rr p..ts
Endorsement or slr. sherman IN MS own sae
II WIS then torthwita uoc!aed tnnt tho aos' e.
fectivo why ut bringing abnut tho desired Sesn't
would be to hay0 tho Secretary
uAKE A PERSONAL, AprEA1
~ ts ,,,,ottta,,ts IIn,,t,,or orr,,o o+ thfu eon.
" ~ oo.,7~'l"os' t4"'!ie "tt'' W ~ ~. o.A
c'tslon, tho gentlemen alroady pinned bensA
nmbcr Of earnost requests to afr. Sherman, fuAs
~ oomo tn ShIo ~ A. Srs. j,o 1'snlave @ t little m Ia.
o,,..n " ou. -, ,,a,e. ~ - s,l+ t,,,Ir,m,
nnnaon @ 10 oo 80 1 ~ ..n,l ~ ~, y, iu ,s.,
bio for the Republicans Of Ohio to do anythtuS
os anuotse MN, I'm. na .1as .,e n ~ Th,.
hn ia plensod to call bis grent sorvlccs to taoN"
ton, would be sufficient to secure tho result d.
sired by nln,solf md his friends. As tho appeals
hoHorers the Secretary: Mt Inst determined "
COME 10 oHio,
Upon doing I'd, being a remarkably ehreKa
politician. u dld not tnko I'm long 10 mscti ct n.
Tint the urgency of t,is friends waa no. ~ y!
utmost exe5tion on bis part to stem snS Il, 9ss H.
seaeaos s IL fsot1 1sh Mano lie Seslt + oi ths co.,
cluslup was
HIS MANSFIELD SPEECH,
cortie IN IL tao Ia Prosiaontni Contest Unless Is
WA aaa1Irett M n efvnnca If NibBtNltlaI support
.frnn, his avn statn T'hGre is no doubt
that this declnratfon antio da nnpns mash h.
nuSesns Snes taf Wo wore known to favor sos
ccandldate other thnn Mr. ahcrnltn. or coutso
San p3ag @ staao nnvsrngnnt was acsd whee
y sse',ti ~ 1to tha n,nst unnd. md, the Fejeral
~ nf1tnnn,ass War; ~@t ,tlc Rn nv ono means or
e,,nthc, yftcs wore airnsnlei in In fnyor Of tho
~ I,A. Akk1fh hA
, 1880-04-28

GRANT will noed 1876 more delegates to Chi
ca2o to nominate him. The th1rd.term boomers
prufces to be able to SEQ them all, but men notln
the syndlonte wonder whero they aro to como
from.
, 1880-04-28

THE trial Of ex-rostmaster Macarthur for
tho cmbczzlomcnt Of portion of tho funds Of
his Office commenced III tho United States Cir-
cult Court ycstOrtlMy.
, 1880-04-28

GEN. GRANT was rs years yesterday.

ON Monday night eighteen stores and resi-
,dqflccs werc destroyed by fro Mt Adrtnnvil!c,
'Kk. The losses nrp very considerable.
, 1880-04-28

NORTHERN ILLINOIS doesn't want the third
torn, and will not hayo It II tho people mako
thomsclvcs hcurd.
, 1880-04-28

The Delaware Stato Democratic Conven-
'tion to sclcct delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
wcutton will moot ut Dover ol, tho 18th Of Nay.
, 1880-04-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

= POSTER G.A.R,-naRular meeting tn.n1Rht srcchl
= snastof nf,d tmpUrtamt business! Full nttendausH
ordered. Hy oFlor Ut tho Comr,an.ie!. ,,r,,n N.
, 1880-04-28


Altogether, tho Democratic managers will |
be put to their wfts' end, first to settle their
own family troubles, antl then, If they Ruc-
coed in doing tint, to convince tho American
people that there IL any sufficient reason for
experimenting with their doubtful capacity
for governing tic country.
THE SUNDAY. LAW IN LOUISVILLE.
Tho farce which has been going OIL In
Louisville during tho past two'or three days
shows TINT the enforcement OF tic now Sun-
day 1aws hns reached the Tcdnctto I'D ub-
snrdun., The teetotal people and other
strict Snbbatarfans having brought n prcssstro
to bear upon the Mayor for the purpose Of III
duclng him to enforce the new stringent
Sunday law, tint flnctlonnry took the INV as
lie found 1t, and enforced It to the letter. as
the law forbids any work or service what
ever OIL Sunday for which pay Is received,
except III tho case o. Israelltcs who observe
Saturday rs their Sabbntll, Ills police 1nnde n
very comprehensive and motley sweep of
victims, embracing delegations from every
class In society. The list, rs printed in tho
pnpers Of that city, Is n curious one 1t lit
clnics snloonlseepers, brewers, lnllknler,
express ard dray drivers, restaurant
and hotel keepers, iackmen, horse-
car employees, 1irery-stable men. publishers
of newspapers and printers, druggists,
newsboys, bootblacks, BARRIERS, tobacco-
dealers, retail butchers, family grocers, coi-
fee-honse koepors, innMmerable sliopkcer-
erB organists, Bgxtons, cllUirs, and minister's
nll of whom wcre working for pay, and NIL Of
whom consequently were violntlng the Sun-
,1av INV md tnchrtr11ly nIunn nnhtn tn its nenal-
, 1880-04-28

THE members Ut tho Llberal Cabinet havo
been nearly ull appointed. aud lts composition
Will not differ targoy from that Of tho lust Lib
erul CAbtnat. 1.owe mud 0oscheu arc loft uut In
tho euid, aud s0n,e Ut those who held minor
places in the former Liberal Ministry, like Afr.
Btansaeld, h4ve been advanced to Cabluot poai-
uoua. Dir. Chamberlain, QUO ct Mr. Hr4ght's
colleagues jp tho representation Of 1llr-
mtngham, will lN tho Hadlpal member
Of tho Cabinet, Mr.. bright 'hln.sah will no
mrMbur also. haying huen REQ,olntni Chanuelor
Of tle DuCby ,of Lanpastar, u position almost
wholly shan1rary aud suited to tho votcguu