Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-05-07


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81 Opposition 70 Iiiden II
l0uiaYille KY; telegram May .: AZ
opposition to Tilden has developed amongs
the Democrats here, headed by Louisville
/ Post. Senator Beck, ex. Chief Justice Lindse
Gov. Blackburn, and others. The Post assert
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Arrival Of Enisrants.
Five steamships arrived at New Yorl
from Europe, May I, bringing 1891 emm
grains. French papers state there are $4,000
waiting means Of trans ortation to this cou1
try. Two thousand are waiting berths i
Havre: Three trains were dispatched May
and three extra trains of twenty one cars eac
over the Erie, Pennsylvania and New Yor
Central. Were sent westward, May 2.
r. i; De Young arrested for libel.
M. II. De Young, surviving proprieto
Of the San Francisco Chronicle, was arreste
at noon, April 30, on complaint of mayo
KalIoch. charging him with libel. The alle9e
libel was reproducing in the CAyonScle of a
editorial which appeared in the New Yor
World, which accused Mayor Kalloch Of sui
ornation Of perjury in connection with tn
testimony given by Clementshaw at the in
quest on tho body Of Charles De Young. Prii
one released on bail.
,eoth ~ Can ue;r.,.,m.r
Major Gen. Samuel B. Heintzelma
died at Washington, D. G. on the morning G
May1. The General Of the Army in gene
al order says: General Heintzelman was
man OF intense nature, OF vehement actic
guided by sound judgement and cultivate
taste universa1lv roenocfod on6 ho1nvod A
ripe old age he leaves US, universally regret
ted. ~ Well done, thou good and faithful &c,
want; may our end be as peaceful and nue.
deplored as HIS, Funeral Monday. lutte,
ment at Buffalo. 49, -,
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lican asso citation. now State organization
says that they are une additionally opposed t
Gen. Grants election, and II he receives tn
nomination at Chicago the Independent Re
publicans will put up another candidate. New
York State will be represented at the comm,
conference at st. Louis, where plan of actio1
will be agreed upon. Mr.. White thinks
would be impossible for Grant to carry Ne1
York, Fifty thousand votes are claimed by tn
Independents and would be cast az ainst him
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po.. 1no lo@. M "enelSisnip:
1ostmastef soeneIal hey, navlne IL
slenea 10 take oniteo states District luoge
ship IN tennessee, mucb speculation Is IN
.,o,, hos 1ot Noon onro,rc.d Tho fr;orda
Post maater James ~ New Yort cav that h
could have the place on civil service ground
but that he would be very foolish to take i
to be cabinate officer for a year and then t
be stranded. The friends of Gen. Tyner. flrs
assistant postmaster general, think that h
has very favorable chances of being promote
to the place which he once filed so accept
ably.
The usual banquet given bv the couu
III ~ Tho Rove, Acaaamv toot r,.c. satn,
dav niobt Anr,, an Tho Prince ~ wales. rp
nlv,np to a toast Ia the rnval2 family. allnde
to the work of the Duke Of Edinburgh and Irt
land. He said his brother had an opportnnit
Of taking supplies from the Constellation ths
gallant ship sent over by our American coui
ms, who are so noble and generous. .Glae
stone replied to the toast. ITO her majesty
ministers. The President OF the academy, 81
Frederick Leighton, proposing the toast sc
ence and literature" took occasion to welcom
which was much cheered.
Cost Of invegtieat1ne Committees.
The various Senate in investioat;n,
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sans+o a-odu. ,or,,,,,+eo s,e xos
rroadman,s hank ;nvastioat,nn 40 o7a,1-
Kellogg investigation, $7,N.
ingalls, investigation s6,4oe.
selee' con"i''ee Oh r rSmovai Oh inc Noesn
ern Cheyennes and Ponca Indians, eb,26
Select committee to investigate the report
books, and and accounts Of the treasury de
partment, $S,6G.
Committee on civil service and retrench
ment in Rhode Island, 50 475.
~ - The Wnlttakec Case. = r.
In the Whitaker enouriv At YVES
Paint Anr,, m Mr. Hogan axnsrt aaia n,
tic h.nd wr;t,nu ~ tho snso;,nana mn, hsrs
9 sna ~ !. .ts hand ,.r,t,n,- - +as .,.sso
2ho ~rore tho nota and conIents addre.ssd 1
C.det wh,ttater ~Ren,v,n, - . oneat,on "
HOGAN .tatsd. that be had not;csa' Soma = :.
tempts to disguise in one other handwritiu
than that of the anonymous note handwritiu
In one Of the sentences submitted to him, az
he had asked for additional specimens Of tn
hand and found in it one or two resemblance.