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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-27

United States Senator In that State
Is quite possible. Other dispatches
Indicate a possibility Of the cleo.
ton Of two Republican Congress-
men in Kentucky.
Loekisg for a QUIZ Outer.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 28th.-A
Southern Pacific Railroad party,
composed Of Charles Crocker, Pres
ident 8. p. and Vice. President Z.
P. r. R., Thomas w. Pierce and
r. 5. Spofford, Of the Galveston
and San Antonio Railroad, George
Crocker and Col. James Gamble,
General Superintendent Of the
Western Union Telegraph lines on
the Pacific Coast, left to-day via
! the Morgan line for Galveston and
San Antonio. Mr.. Crocker ia look.
ing for an outlet ON the gulf for
his road, which he states will GER
tainly be completed within two
years, possibly earlier.
R.sIrosd Bu,.dsr Dead.
BOSTON, Oct. 26th.-John Duff,
builder of the Hannibal and St,
Joe Railroad, and the Union Pa.
cific Railroad, died this morning
His property is valued at four mil.
lions.
Grans Go Longer silent.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 26th.-General
Grant had a grand reception here
to-day. At mass meeting this af
ternoon he addressed an enthusi
astic audience.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-27
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-27
NATIONAL
Democratic Ticket
Winfield Scott Hancock

For President
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ALTERNATEs (,
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS I,
County Ticket.

For Asseinblymen,
II. +. DEL VALE,
WI ...HEATHMAN.
For County Clerk,
A. w. POTTS.
For Recorder,
GRIFFIN JOHNSTON.
For District Attorney
STEPHEN NJ. WHITE.
For County Treasurer,
A. B. MoFFITT.
For Auditor.
A.E. SEPULvEDA.
For sheriff,
Z. NJ. B.ARHAM.
FOR TAX Collector,
W. L. CULLEN.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE C. KNOX.
For Coroner,
v. PONET...
For Supervisors:
First District.................-O. F. KIMBLE
Second District........JACOB KUHRTS
Third District...-........-...o IL. BLISS
Fourth District..............J.C g. HARMON
Fifth District..............W NJ. CARGILL.
Sixth Dlstrct...........".......W w. +. CoofEfs.
Seventh District........................t Il. EdAN
For City Justice of Los Angeles City,
d. NJ. ADAMS.
For Township Justice of Los Angeles,
JOHN TRAFFORD.
Fol. Township Constable of Los Angeles,
r. A. LING.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-27
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
, 1880-04-22

ia biz brirr n1drcss nilns!ons u tlen: drantt
wcrH loudly e!irrri. The nA,IIes Of f'lnim' md
sherman nf4tl received ct,l.*,ierul,lo applause.
=, The tirst trlnl Of strength lMlwGcn TUG
Wns i, tho Temporary orR!nizatinn. !: II. ltill,
1tcl.!1Juster. mid Peter 3. Carter HtrnIxhtu'lt
tl.'th cO1orGtl}, wcrg nominees. Carter wns eject
c.l-74 70 4s-u victory. fur tho .astrntEhtM,te,'
tho'tgh It wns e1ntntd by tho minority Tint It
Wha fIt,t a strict trkt yntc.
While Tho Committee OH Crc,1qntinls
retired. tho Convention tlhk Il recess. nhd upon
rvaesclnl,linE llc4r,l sIe.ehts fron Me:srs. Ful-
,''aN,; Hiycs md Lester. The s},c.T,e. @ Il. wora
port Of tho Crt.acrtlais Committee. scntfng I'll
dclc9ntcs.
a minority report favor!nE The c'a!rns 1T tho
cnntcstnnt frotn lsiehn,,ld. md tho perstatetlpy
of J. II. syrlnx, of ALEXANDRIA,, who had bccil
also uns6ntc,l by tho Ct,umittco's retnrt,
t,rmeft on violent a'.d i'sortteriy ,!Iscnssun
fusion, iozci, l'einE M the ilor ut ,no try
inx to l'n lrnnl. md tho delegates crtty.n9 tin
Nislcs. The Chairman Ind tgrcat dIlI1culty III
llntnt'iulnE nr,frr. md appointed Sergeant.
Mt-.arlns tn nasst him.
Confu9lu,, vontlnrcl until 5o'clock, whon tho
Convention took rccrss until y.
, 1880-04-22

6Dtttal Dtsphfeh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
p1T1sNt',Iu, ln-, April .i.-Ctl. Jn1Hes l.. I}arr,
Of tllo pittsbarg iAst, VIM IL Tilscn's principal
lieutenant III Western Pennsylvania, saItl To-
dny, IN reply 10 MI lhquDry III tnwlnt iia thought
vi tho nct!ou Ut tho rxl,1nr Denoerltlu Cot,yun-
tfon ut syracusc, n. T., yesterday: "lt WIS
simply whit was expected. Everybody fully
comprchcntled that SIR. ridden must forever
step dnwn and ol,t Ut tho regutNr Democracy II
New York did not intlorso HIN pi,th.lsln4tIcaly
Tho platform ndoptel NJ Syracuse III 1. nob!e
INC, and contains plHnks upon which tho purity
1s,,lst rest: Thls platform al,ould bc etup.cd BY
u,tr own State Convention and by tho National
Convention"
"You think, tken, tint Mr. TIl!en still seeks
tho Nomination, ind Hill bo noininntcd9"'
~ do u1N,ucst[onubly. Mr.. Tlucn Ia certainly
II chnlttatc, a1id'1 think thnt from present
Indications ho will DO Nominated. If ho tups
not think that he can curry tWo-thlris Of tho
Cincinnati Convention hn will not press tho
matter. It will be impossible for any ltnrl to ho
nomfnutcd wlthou. tho uiL Of sfr. Tsldcl. and ho
could do moro for frlcna under those clrcllnt-
stances thaN ho could for HIMSELF"
"Whut lu you progilnsticHte III regard to our
own Stntn Convention noIt WcdncSl!hy3'
at will i,u t,r Itl.lon. atr. HMllnug lls been
uas gaess " Xiv @ Witt wu ru Il Wikinv nSo gt ua
say that w will hMro III trouble.
WE Wiki. HAyE coSrHo1
or tho Convention fruIn 1lrst IL Inst, and TIM
ptieaton Of tho admission Of tho rhilItlelphii.
and utter contested trlcgattons. VIII bo IN tho
hAnus If tho Convention ulid Will he determined
~ Il d. nnt thaak shofo wiIl BE- my :Inestlai,
honestly nlcuted: Thu people nf Pennsylvania
wnnt ri!cn, autl tho ,aattoi ,aA ltlssoA init u
thy n"'as rT 'd lrrn5js nnjs or s,,1 t.e''i] ~"
whou r,luhct Of delegates clcutcu to Tho State
cunyuation Il, far, oE which ryt,sr,,s ttAvo bcen
tu or the aE} 10 t1lfB ht ct,tEacI filr rlIltlrn
, 1880-04-22
GEORGIA.,
"a, ,nraoRpEll|.v CONVENTION.

A. nTH0hpEttt.f CONVENTION.
Spsttoai iDkpatch 10 Tx Chicago Tribune.
ATt.ANTAt Ga, April el.-Thc Republican Cor.
v1ntinn sinCt this morning ut u o'canok. a
Temporary organization was otfcctcd by clcctlnK
l'lc.lRcrsssn fulorod nan. Temporary Chairman.
1t Hns victory for tho ntl-thtr.l-tGrtrt co1l-
hlnnlior formed lust night Aftcr tile report of
tho Committee OF Credentials II Comrilatco on
Permanent Organization reported for Permanent
Chairman Mni William II. Smythc. ex-unitcd
ssntcs Marshal Of Ueurgia. spcochcs ngatnst
htn were inndo t,y ttcteR1ltes whndeclnrcd them
selves fur Hr.tnt. smytllu VIM elected by about
n twtt thirds vote. 4 resolution whs then
adopted requiring tho Chairman To
appoint committee to iloTtnntc drlcgntca
for Chicago. Slnythe, tho Chairman. vhl'lo
to ooorKin from Nnlnc. aud It Il understood
Tint Nc ~ for lslatnc. The combination between
tho blaine. men REnlnst 1rint, II Il claimed,
WINS forced by tho influence brought 10 lcar by
Dcniocrtta hero in favor of Hrant. Tho Con-
vcntion adjourned until to-morrow. Th,,a fnr
tho combination aE,nst Grnnt haA maintained
Itself, though strung speech wins lritlo favor
fnB drant by ona Of tho Delegates tiifs Rftcr-
nnnn. Ex-1ov, Bullock and cx-Attorllcy- Con
ernt Ackcr1nnn Will doubtless t,e the delegates
ut large. They are both for ur,.nt
t,ttAar MEN IN CAUCUS.
~ ths t1fssern AssotsasfI Isrsts.
ATLANTA; april af.-Thc trinillen lru tinlti-
Ing calclis o-nfght II, determine tfolr ppt{cy.
IN organization. hll II 1t IL not nccnrle t1!ctn,
VIII CAise sprl0,iH trouble. Il Nlt ~ pr0bahic
All parties HrU hnxt0lisly consulting Tonight
nbout To- -inorrow'B prrHraEn.
, 1880-04-22

story brtck hn4c. killing Mrs Glass, wife of the
proprietor. Tho Democrat otllce Ia baliy latn-
aHed. Itr Ioins and fiaum nros.' stores, tho
rnat c,u1 Ut tho Mountain 1ten,c, JcnnInga'
siabie. md CoIoy's two-story bricks aro utter
WRECKS: eight or ten frame dwellings Gust OF
town wcrp lifted from their foundations
and torn to atoms. Many houses
pcoplo were Wounded, aud QUO child Killed. The
horscs IN lcnnnBs' stables wcro killed. Tho
citIzcns turned out In tho pcitlns storm to care
for tho wounded and protect property. Tho
stosnt prevailed with startling eovasity as fnr
louth as johnson County.
T1tK TlLACK or TuE ToRxAno
wns about thirty foot wide. and not single
building Or fence III It's cot,rso escaped dcatrnc-
tlon or Injury. 13arns, uut-housee, fences, and
trets werv all swupt nwuy. Amid nil tho de-
itrl,ctIpn Of property, It Is alm.,st miraculous
persons ,vcr1 killed outright, Mrs. VlotoEln
Glnss ultd d colorcd ulld.
Maha!cno Cox cotoroti,, bully Injured,
ktnluJn Wn,kor {coi0rrul, tridIy wounded.
Mr.J. IL. colton, severely; no da''serous in
Jcssio Monroe, severely brs.'sed.
,s , si ss r & ~ Er1 SS S:exh sKhts 9so'o}e |'s'Ts lad
!y Gut In tho hcad. probably fntal.
UHf{ xti1UffN UtHfitS, 1tfs i4NkHtGkkN JtSAof HAA
ta syifc, III tlip uaBtrr, part Of tho town. WGro
hurt by the falling of tholr hoiinc.
4 cnlorrd woman hn1 her thigh brukolt. and
aIuthpr Ind MI nrtn bruketi, mud we hcard III
others vito wcri bruised seriously.
THE LOSS TO rsoPxRTY
cntinot at this tltuo 10 estituntctl with any de-
Krpp oE nccir,cy. Hestdcs tho loss Of buildings,
Tho tlatnngo to Botxls nild pufsonnl property Is
Immense. -....
Tho stessss, baum have certainly lost not less
thnn $..;,,UUO or $:N,tU0.
The Trtlnunt Iip,,se. hrlonRing to hir. Glass,
wns ntt,i.st totuly destroyed. Loss Oh this
building hnt furniture Nlotlt &a.0 0O1 Or flO,UN.
atr. ]. l.. Faughn's logs Oh residence nnd sta
lles, aln,ut <salAN.
Mr. Jcnntsig's luss in ivcry-stablo ind stock,
about $4D,lAt.
Morris C0tToy's 1oss OH his shop 10 6s,o,lt *l.lO0
Tho Mountain 1Intcl ls .iN1i,lKctl hhout 81 ,OOo.
The Petl!grcw nnd1ug, l,en,Htne II Sheriff
Puttigrsw. wrs dcstrpycsl. Loas htMt,l $50.
ltclorts from tho southeast Inform IN TINT
tnero Is no damage hcyonl tho ctrpor7,te limits
Of Tho city. Thg eyclohe WINS evidently pro.
auecd ly two orroslng currents which seout 70
su,,thulst Of tho cIty. Tho oN,rso from thnt
point Il nbo.lt 10 degrees nnrth Of cMst.
Our beautiful 1Ittio city Of twenty-i1tr hburH
ng., nnw presents II sud nnll lleshlNto picture,
portion of IL n m,ss Ut r1tns, and Sumo OF our
people arc l1llnnd financially.
, 1880-04-22

TIFF HEt'UN141UAS H1HT1tIET CONVENTIONS
SFfetat Dspatth to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
nOSr0s. Mnss., April @l.-1}clcyntes to Chicago
will be ctose1i fran thrco Congressional districts
Tomorrow. Tho Second Is likely 10 send unn-
strslctcd mon whose preferences ,lro mt dis
tuctiy atntcd, but !llclInoh towards Ornnt rather
thn l}lM!uc, M Is tho c,lse with nl the Delegates
chosen thus far. Tho Fourth District, LcDpoi,l
Mursea, Will undoubtedly send mcn in sylnlMltt,y
with tho Worcester, platform, nu1 tic Fiftl,
which nr,lils E.lr,,itla, with 8iioriii.i, sec0,ni
clu'sce. Tho lcudi,Ig :nndslutcs III thls DISTRICT
nre Henry cnbut Lodge, editur Of tic l',tcrAH-
t{aEstt. husl tutn Cummings, whose union with
Newman ,lefctteli hunks Iii tho Inst Convention
by 1te vote. ntstl vito WILL lo leMdiny canditlute
It's DuWlIiluS SuGCpSSor nUxt term.
, 1880-04-22
MARSIIFIEL1). MO.

MAnsttrIEt1,, Mo-, April 9l.-lntercft lii tho
slowly developing otuils Of tho tilsastrp,Is tor
unt1o TINT swcut thrD,,rh Southwest Missouri
s...I,,,,"a ,,n,.toI Il, 81 fnr ~ Ma.,.,,,,Dla ts
eo'i.aa 49,. ..t - .e.,, o. -. .;, ~ '' tr s,.1o
Of burylug tho dottd was commenced yestorlay,
ond Ia bcinu cotnp,ctt.tl to-6ny. Tho most RI.
i,"t,1a sr,,rne nttninntlv NH, IN 4otnf or cotha
A"oio asa9ca ntt's"y ~ .no ses.' y. ''s".i" ~.
10 date at elEhty-tse' tbs belpg BASED upon fho
number Of collins known to hhye been brought
here from Hrt1,3(lold, the loc,t establishment
ts.,1,,., 1.aa, tr.nIi,. ,,,s1r,roJ .iw,1 ~
, 1880-04-22
THE M'GARRY MURDER,

Tho Coroner held Al Inquest yesterday on
WiilHm 3fc0arry, WIN wns killed tlo previous
evening OH su,tth Unlisted street by Herman,
lfmberE. From tho sfntG1ncnts Ut tho witucssus
examined it nppcnrrd thAt tho dispute. which be.
Rnn III tho saloon over II g,lne OF looi, WIS tho
'.BO!o origin Anl CAUSE Of tho murder. Thu t.r-
3rCl, begun III tho B,t ltH1, WaS continued III tho
street, There i.ilntcrE struck MGGnrry ftl tho
laeo Tho latter stlrtesl to ruin nurnas tho strict,
Init heEare h.s il.n rcAuhetl tho ctirbatune Linz
harK Tired twice, tho scennl atnt proving fntal.
Nenu 1T tho PARTIES np]uarctl tu hayg hvbn lsl-
der tho inti,,uuco Ut lIl'inr. Thu jury
promptly uErccd TINT NcOnrry cu,llo tu
llfs Lenth ut I.in,berHs hn1,sls, uslu rec-
0lilneluscd taut thu Atler bo hsltl without
hnft Ii, lwntt the nutiun Of thu urand Jury.
Whurenpon tho prfsoI'rr WIN trsl.sr errc4l 10 tho
County Jn1 1t WIS ordered TINT Juhn kcntxlc,
discharged. It. nulcarA thlae th!a ynt,,lX t,NiI
wi.a In tho sHit ut thu tllIs1 thu inslrIrr WIS
si|t,tti MI, KS stia4 s' bud '"t"'"s whatever to o
4 J'N,nUSa rapnrtcr talked with 1.!n,hosg
nf.or ho was looked W ~ t.u County .Inll yes
tcrtlay h1!craM;; y re- an' obt'incd far him this
Fur or " y, snr WY homo ryom work went
H." 1l sa"" .r, tr.,y - ay l; Who @ W. T'o
iiNy. Ttnl ltso,n thUy ct,nla not llntil W. w,rp
through. Thun they wtntet 10 ilxht ln aeu wAn
c1''sut al,d when rulurl'cd Tho .',,u w.s p!uy-
,ng with li!ti II hlnck eye, Thought would in
'' t% j. '' tue s"f. irjssut o. aa n wy %seo ts S,
syS s' for sno II !hva str',sk Gs Ito tut 9sa ~
,ns. s.eplstl " tho sidewalk and 'Iroy my rr.
ynynr alla flsrd f. ar,.ro thonl. { pointed ill
HnS Hsw ssSS Ss Il, v!s se u HEn' ihs wy y. u soss x
didn't run. Int went into IL saIuon to hcar what
v w. sa.A M nnout Il. wy mt 9%sra!d:, % ~ Ind
catao iu, una run and thoy tlrcd atlur .no an.l
a
, 1880-04-22
WASHINGTON. "
TIE UUrLO0K IN OREGON,


Special Dispateh 10 TAe Chicago 1'ribunt.
WASHINGTON. y. C., April st.-Ex-sonutor
Mitchell. IF Oregon hns sAtt hero TINT Orcsnll
would be III grcnt danger nf 9nlny Dcmocr.tiU
II Grant is nominated Mt Chicngo. Tic snys TINT
tito Ore9nn btnto election will TO hold fur daya
nftrr tho Illinois Convention, md tint 1t tho
lllnois Convention should Instruct fur Gsnnt
tho effoct would bo such uppu tho Oregon l.c-
p''bltcnn yotcts that thero wouid l,o grcat dun
Kcr that tho State wnula bo lost tn tho 1tepub~
llcans, AMI that tho Btutc machinery would nss
Into tho hanils Ut tho t}rrnnuracy. III that event
MITCHELL thinks that Tilllen, operating fn nelh-
ods which wcre Illustrated In tho matter Of
Cronins Electoral vote, would bo likuly to carry
Orrgon for tho Dotnocrucy In tho prosllcnt1ai
contest.
THE RouTiiERN srArEs.
A leading Southern man, fl referring to tho
report tint Con. Grant might curry sorno s0ltl-
cr1, States, Bald 1Io will not curry onc. Do yon
allnpns1 that our backs hnvo forgotten tho hur-
tcn Of tho cnrpct-b,1Kcrs lie Put on us7 No; WI
hive Ind enough Of military government We
want civilian cnt1ltdntcs and n civilian pulley.
e tho most influential nemt,orat In my st,to
should take tho stump for tho President af,er
ho Is notnEnhtcd he CDn1a not enrry tIfty IMetl
with hl1n out OF tho Donocrntic purity; hut wo
tncnn to help hia nomination.. Eou goo II we
Judge Mackoy, Of South Garollnn who Is hero.
seu,ns @ IT, aisis t. fnsor third torn movement
cnptlrb enough Mexican territory tn nuke
twenty or twoMty-ilya now stntcs. a,ld he thinks
@ T tha 3 sts,n Wh;es ssa. III, y% =, @
cnrpct-bns !ntp ths'su new sfntus a,1d 'M,nke
New E,lRtIlld grit Its teeth by showing what cnn
rtntfy b1 dune III flo why Of cleaning out Il
conquered territory"
o1So1NNAr,'s ,tooa1aIsSEss.
Ex.seilntnr tlRrnl,in. Of Connecticut. Chair
Mat q tho 1lcfuocrattc Natiotai cutuntittce
fnnfl IullNCj tO Rtrtlt NftrtIlIntO .tbcrrr nttTH
, 1880-04-22
FOREIGN,
Ez'
%:NAsS
tEA
GREAT BRITAIN.
fthEltAL LEADERS.

r1nrniF Yp1pr..a R0Ia
-, -, "."uh"s. s'
I0ShoS, Arfil *l.-1Sstortl6y Lori fisrt,,.
ton hhl1 ~. interview with Lori Hrsa.n
f}ta,lBtt,nc vat ylsltoG ly l,ora f,rn W',anf1a
truto,, p,,l,o,,r,,c nm, tto1was.a .ivHlot Hit
"a..' y. s,o.oI' .., "u Tho leader
c"'1'e III Rc'lneat UNDERSTANDING rrsnnllno a.
ot''lrso tosfnllow when the Queens eutn,nss. sas
arrives.
1NvEsrEn WITH onpEns.
At meeting Of tho Prtyy Cm1nott ~,
Manners. Ashctou Cr,,ss. nT,t. ptr a. .0su sskn
'..,s, ,,.,s ~ ,..s u ~, oHnofl NotA,
c''le weTe ,h'es'c" WIN tao Orucr Of Da,h. NJ
LORD Crhhbrpok with tho btar 0t IntIln: nssn
wick WIS ku1ghtct, and II, i, Northcota t.at'a' Pug"
bcr.ofeot fur Exotcr, Wna cfoutri ts,nneo., ,meh:
lnth. Apau'on d
,. AntDuNJ. -:
Tho steamer Ga|aun In aoro,,u, .<
NINTH viii, iasi ill., ~ IL, H,Jtuna at AStp.
r.,v nrAcoxuptprr r,n,..
Its uutto pnss,hlo tint tf,o n,t,,.t "a,
of tho AluEstrrs viii be t1ofcrrti inistetneat
IarrInWe III i'm I,rit1rnss rcinr1k k,i " 9lter ths
With DtlDit NalnininEeti un SnturJlnv - tMS9te! Mte
aor, 70 wh!ch LORD Hrncpnstleia antj h,,s.s,
'n!9npeFs DI fho EAnlnrf havo been lnrttcd. sta
eGverill C1p!het Ministers hnvo written s.,..
well lottcrs 10 tho hg'sts III thcIr Ol1lceat
RECALLED, d:
Admiral I'athuan. the rrcnch a,n...
, 1880-04-22
JUDGEMENTS,

surElu0ls rT-CoSrEsa1oSs--p. j. Tuwie
Of III. vs. Thoil.s J. poo!py, $i,Ms.l5.
JupuE UAHy-Churtca {iGhrku VI. Adm, Schgl-
los verdict, $1,o0, nnd motion for How trtnI.-
Arthur ChrRter "a. John A. Iotnlx, sa5u.
C11tCuIr Notwithstanding OHrlun
IS. William +. O'ltrien, St,x5D.
IunGE ltNlEl.S-ll. II. Shepherd, uso C. u,
Cotlelu,i. w. City OF Ghiutg4,; vur,lfct,
anu motion tnr now trlai.-Juncs WilBi,ip VS..
iant0 NuIaa, FLO,
'JunlE MIlsAs-Caapar SchcnrlnY vs.. Chieugn
$ Northwestern llalWuy Company; verdict, a.
Gll. uuu fiiutipu for new trial. -'
, 1880-04-22
TEXAS.
4 HANCOCK CONVENTION.

Epttldl UlsVatfh 70 7ks CR1FaVd ITthuHf.
GALVESTON, Iux., April 9i.-The RsHucratio
Stato Convention, which yesterday nominated
Yhroekmorton, Hubbard, jack. mud Irclulsd VI
delegates to tho Cincinnatt Convention, con.
tiu.lcl to-lay by cieuttng John II. Joaea, sx-
Congressman Hcrnauu, j. Q. Chunowith, q, II.
Ltpscotnb, Thornton Il. Shiroly, Il. Il. rn,llock.
J, U. iutchispn, II. II. Davis, lien liassets. cx-
Congressman Hancock. J,spph X; Ilwycr, i, u.
Ssackaa!e, auJ Il. q. ut,wor, aud tDtvl down thu
following;
"l}ts0lpktt, That wo aEo opposed to the AbRt,-
luts, or Hut, ,noney theory, Anl tn tho exclusive
IONA, f s'' goId aud sIycr currency, % viii "
full powsr un.a us free tnltlago tOr
silver u for gold, ani opposo nny puler u,otuY
leel.sallo ut tho wll. uf iuo holder. Wu nre mr.
nlteEably opposed tu tho decentralization of tho
lcKuI-tcldtr notes Nuw ln circulation. W.
favor u buuA iidu 1'ay Atnt Uf tlu public debt III
, 1880-04-22
u HnNAH. cAH.ll

YonKvsLLE, q. o., april al.-A duel was fought
butwceu NAylA AdnnIs and uenrgo lten,uotlh.
yesterday, VI Laueustor. Ths p,trslus teft homo
ut an early hour, accompanied by seconds, 1,lul-
icnl attendants, a,1d few frlcsis Tho light uc-
r,lrscd III q small grove outside tlo village. Tho
weapons wero rosolsins p!stuls. and tho prIu.
e!p4ls wsFs sMotity pase. .!part' t5nly otiv rntn
IA hIyU given thu t,tfrnso thnt brought MlA,i,t
tho plleullnter, wiz Wnuldeu III thu hip, hut mi
gurIps,sly. After tho falr WIS over, Tho purticx
quietly returlIea ~ tlor llu,tIcs.
, 1880-04-22
TILE COURTS.
DEAH}j{}leN STREET..

DEARBORN STREET..
Tho Jury iii tho cl1su Of II. II. ShepRrxS+ uso OF
@ e. Copeland. ~. Tho City of Chicago. befoio
Judge ftaEcrs ycstcr.lny, rendered verdict for
F35'Ess III faSor of tho llMlntlE. THIS was suit
to RECEIVER tho value Of sorto property between
11ekson and nft.Duren OIL Dcnrbprn street, II
itwcre oncuc1. 1t Ia ctaimed tho city tuok pos
session Of tho property under condemnation
proceedings md hence shuull Tny Its valuc.
Tho Jury III tho condemnation suit in August,
lB1, nwarcd IS, .a for tho snluc Ut tho whulc
property from 1ackson to Fourteenth strcct,
Of which $aD,7.n wns for tho yn.uc Ut
pantfE's lots. Tho ann OF s. 81 has suee been
pal OH this amount, mud Shepard sized for tho
remainder. Tho Mn!n question wAs us ~
whether tho city had actually sakousuch posses
sion rs rendered 1t liuD!o for tho value Of tho
prnperty. This wr,a n question Of fact, mud tho
Jury fniltld in tho affirmative.
II VIII tu rcnsutiltorti1 tHt tho Council. NftDr
tho rrt,coss of Dt,cnuR Denfbnrn street bud been
carried 81 tMr thMt nothing VIVA left hnt eoileet
Ing tho assessment Tor lcnriits, rnpcnled Ail ItA
prior actfnr, Mnd .'reutctl tho Collector to tlllkt
M attempt Mt collection. Then Mr. Shepard md
ht'iur parties. claiming TINT tho utty cisl1d ,h,t
a"it.on prtccGitt'Rs Vt ttat point. brought ssit
whicl, t,ai bco. condemned md If .whiet. thos
time nF tho psAaEn hf tho rcl,rnlitlH rsIInnilpp
lnnhy reniGletl Tint IT. wns Il risky operation,
Hnh *tcE sern1B INV IN he tho rnae. II tho ely
bs to pnt NIL OF tho tnni.Ecs and rnlcttB mono
nf tho hcnc1i;s IL Will t,e mt u million. trh3s
clso Will, Of course, 70 to tho Supreme Court.
, 1880-04-22
OTHER, CASUALTIES,
GAykD IN,

Special Dhpaseh to 7As Chicago 1ttauns,
DECATUR, ILL.,. April sl.-Tho Decatur coal
hsft, which waa sunk to 9eplb OF la0 faut,
avad il yesterday morning. and Ia now u total
wreck. .-nothn1 but an unslyhtly holu in tho
loud of wAtsr, Frank Fg.rrr siaY sWnt &H IxHj tn
~ search tsr c4a. but hG will pl1,babiy abandon
Aa job INV tlMt he VIII hayu A!l bis wnrk 10 tl1
ivtr again. tlG Aa4 rec1ltuh Ea.UUu fn,ip tkU
dty, Which asnnlnt he Will have to refund. Ur
fAso bis luach!uefy tn possession Ut tho city,
tuIsusku NY \ DlkToH,
TnStA. o.. April :l.-There u great e1cits-
, 1880-04-22

WILMINGTON, IDOL. April aL-The Methodist
Episcopal Judiciul Catfurenue, III the appeal casa
of tho hoy. William Major, Ut aha Philadelphia
C,nteEuuce, suspended for connection With tho
Philadelphia UnirOraty Of MedlcIlIu Ants Bur-
Kary To- day reversed tho Judgment OF tho Phil.
Nt.tlphlA Conferences ny u vot1 Ut II to D. IhIs
tNlnatAtcY tito upllttant.
, 1880-04-22
4 IfntIL MURDER.

ATLANTA, ua., April 3i.-Jatnes Jolly pFpptsA
buck from Mississippi vi tho chargo Of the @ss;'
der VI Miss Gorr's, In Deknlb County, tasss
years ago, took tho oltlecss tU the spot where ~
wus burloA The bsIdy WIS found nuat the ~,
taeo Jolly said hor brother-ln-law Wcases. -
telnpted raps ~, M!ss Norris, anil ~ tho a1FS ~
killed. her, al threat0nnl hla lifo u 90 X HI ~
help hlln bury l,er. lfe nov Bays Weaver NV ~
D.
, 1880-04-22

CtEctsSArI, April 2i.-A kuia"<*stat spsft. 'G
from Nrlsonytlle. o., sAys: JaMcs foasI. T.
policeman, vttered u,o store of Cooley ..,s, ~,
tufnigtt aud witt, hut y single word u "ns s,;s
sM,t titHries Cooley, Iunlur tnetHcr o. tn' 'tIot
killing h'na tnstnnty ttn thon w9.lt ~ ,osp
suy hi. will t1s. Conley leaves u wife ~ ~, W
CHILD Euweil hl,z q wife and thr0a calsa101'
, 1880-04-22
MICHIGAN,



Special N(sputth to TIE Chicago 7rtbnne.
GRAND ltArtns, Micil., April .l.-Tllu 1tepul,-
leans held their County Convention to elect
.ic!egItcs to tho Suite Convention, 10 10 held ut
UetrUt May L. tn send Delegates to tho National
Convention ut chicago. 1t twns tho most nttn-
er0uHly-attenIcd. nlinni1tIaus, ailu harmonious
u,nuy tlly. 4 practically solid ll..ine le!eEa-
tion WIS Gibson. Thu G,,,lnty scntls twenty
seven delegates. two Of whom undoubtedly wilt
I1 sent tu tho ChiGhKn Convention.
, 1880-04-22
LABOR TROUBLES,

COLUMBUS. o.. april sl.-The u1inors' striko III
tho !it'Oklng Valley IA vt an end. the operators
Ruccdlng to tho denand Of tho men for W ceuts,
CHATTANOOGA, Tent,.. April 2t.-The putIdlcrs
and EnletS III tho Vulcan Iron & Nnil Works
hayo es,en notified ok reduction, In accordance
wtth the fIttA4nrK seaIet " tukG Glfect May ~
sQlko l. probable.
, 1880-04-22
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL,

CtHClskATl, April :i.-Iltshop Eldur has lust
returned it1M l!r0wn County, whore hu lns
becrt Visiting Archbishop Purcell. Ilo suys tho
reports Of tue Aschhishop's arelinny hcs.lth uru
not trtp. Ills Grnco Ia III better htnlth thu, hu
h.ss lleeH for yoaf. bt1tll mentally mud phy-
sltnly, 1tiu e&rGetA tp conn uWn to CBtetGp4tl
next wctk ana look utter s0uiu Of his atfairw in
URF$QA.