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, 1880-04-02

Aptttdl Dtspafeh to The CAfeaao 7fsbttnt.
nEs MoiNKs. H.. April 1.-Iscmrta from
Southern Iowa chow that full whoAt witt como
forward hottcr thnn expected two weeks ngo.
Aloug tho t}cs Molncs Whitley ruin Is nocslcd to
gtvG it n start. IN Ccntra! 1awa fill whcat fs
l,atlly ktl!c,1, and farmers ,rc narrowing spring
whrat with 1t. From aIl sections nf Tho t'lato n
tsnch ltrHrr nrtn Of spring wf1nttt Ia reported
aaw1, fA,, Inst ylnr, arl fartlera nro still HoH-
fnu III thf* hnttinn.
stxet1 C4rrrsrwtlAsnee Of 7nt Chttaao 1tttntnf p.
NtMllHsrEIs, Aiinp., Afnrch 3l.-Thorr has t,ccr
nn soc,lli,g lone III &c conty. Very lltte win.
Ter wllrnt WIS tnwn Int that lIttle Il rpnrtcll
na being MI rEg!,t There II drying fresh l.rrtzo
tho HcGrr III motion IN KOHL TINT H. nattdy tho
Inst Of this week. Tho r7fls nrB fn lIaf cnndl.
tl"u. Nearly ono hnlf nf Inst yenr's crop Is III
tho county yet,
, 1880-04-02

A lying witness will always tell very, glib
story, bit ho ge,lcrntly fnlls to gunrd all his
weMk points. At Il trlAl III court tho following
Attori,ey -" Yau sal.i i! !las rlowcd for you
nli dry Of, tic sAsh ot Novosnler r.
Wftnc4s trGferriug to Il btAlkl-" Yes"
S.-"Whut .li.l hi do on tho 30th1" :.
w." Ito chopped wood.''
S.--'' On tho 3tst2'' ..-.-.s. .......
W.-"Thut was sunday, and wo wont squirrel.
huntlnR.'
r." Whnt did ho do on tho 3..l2'
W." 10 thrnshed wheat IN that day."
E.-"WhAt did hu do ntl tho ssAlf' ..
Wit was rAlntng and he shaved out some
hAnlleg."
H.-"what did he 10 on tho Nth2''
w." liz chopci wooL."
H.-"Whnt did h0 do OH tho
HIT hLfuro tho question could 10 flnishod tho
witupss' Wife seizcd him By tho c0llMr and
his ntIrKhtcti Cur:
tsYott old fool don't yots know thoro aro only
tllrty-one days In tho lhonth OF Nosou1herf"
, 1880-04-02
OVARIAN TUM0RS,

The removal OF these tumosa BY RADwAr.1
HEsOLyENT Is now 80 certainly established that
whnt wns once considered almost miraculous Is
now common recognized fact by all parties.
Witness tho case1 nf Hannah P. Knapp, Mrs. O.
published IN our, Almanac for 1870; also, that
Of Mrs: 9. 8. bhhtna. IN tho present edition of
our FniBb nnd True"
space forb!is our making particular reference
to tho various cascs OF chrOntc discA8ca reached
and thcIr frisnis m,st consult our writinas Il
they wish TO obtain an idcn Of tho promise aud
potency OF II IL II. Remedies.
One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1880-04-02

:
EL01g, Ill, April 1.-Tho Hon. Julius Angelo
Carpenter died yostor,lay from lntlatnnatory
rheumatism aud stoppnge of tho bowels. De-
ccnsed WIS burn III u4bslge, MISS, md hns
brcn resident OF this county for oyrr fttay
years. 1Io loavcs largo cIrulo Of relatives mud
friends IN mnurI, his demsc. I1e WIS n 1nGmbnr
Of tho Congrognttonnl Church., Republican,
Treasurer ut tho ElRin 1nsa,1e Aay'uH,. frrat-
!lcht ~ tho City Savings Bunk, Il n!rcctnr Of tho
First National uank, tho Sur Manufacturing
Company. md n,rsni,rr Of tho lirmg Of nlll0sl
+ Carpenter md O II. Smith l. Go. ilo was n
Representative III tho llInns Legislature III It'll
% ls75 frt,nl tho Fourteenth District, nnll WIS
Chairman TT tho I1nusG Committees on FtsHncc,
Manufacturers, and Temperance. lilo loft
$.a0,&N. 1ovtsed BY will.
, 1880-04-02

Solno Of tho recent executions In lt.lssia re-
pc.cr tho hruat. Tho NihllIsn Ut that period
w,ls represented BY tho rovOlt of tho stralitz
}sht,.l with mUn'tivss savurity, tuhoudlflg nun
far uye1y turrUt on tho Kremltl wall. which
overlooked tho place Ut execution. tbs h..nds-
IllAn hrIux fatigue! with tho hutchcry, Fate-
himself tt4,k his ptaen anl. struck UT twrlya
icads with his ows hand: Tho thirteenth wus
lEn4iu}, whu, pushiil8 mslae his predecessors
hcatllcsa corpse, crlua With u taugh, 'Cone,
brother, IN my turn for an audience with tho
Czar noW!" luter, struck with this rccklUss
gallaptry. paGdoaea Aud rtAqted h!pa. soane
, 1880-04-02
Suicide.

6ptttaf DJpateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, April 1.-About 10 this naorn-
Ing tho llfctoss body of ucrtrltdo Wilcox wns
discovered suspended bya cl0thos limo Ii tho
woodahod Of her futher's residence, Ill East
Mnnmec strtet. Dcccased wns p ycnre. of age.
Gn kGpt house foF sr tther w1,o y ws t,1 ,forjaH.y
tgGn l. Iako Stloro Hallway. l)csponacncy arlE-
!ng from disappointment In lnso nitalrs Is be-
lcved to hayo Induced tho r7,st, Nct.
l}t,KuENrowN. y. j., April 1.-Geor2o Warner
English. Treasurer OF this city, hanged himself
this morning.
, 1880-04-02
TRADE AND LABOR.


I NtJ1 AMY IVIIUt18s 2
Thor, April 1.--ThIrty-flvn looms Atartctl to-
Any In M. Harmony Mills, whcre tho strlko
prtglnatetl. No. 3 Mill pnya Saturday sl00f0.-
n,lc-t,nlf tho usual rpslr wcoks' my. Tho Bcc-
uon t,uslds hive rgsii1l,csl work.
Tho MrrisHl af Canadian fhtnlltcs IN Cohocs
e,,,acsl eot,,inoton, mi, n eyt,wI of 0 atrtknrs
followed thotu to tl,oir homes. Tho splnurrs
HAvG tho strnngerS protection.
, 1880-04-02

Hptttaf Ukpateh 10 The Chicago Iffbnnt.
Tusc0t.A, Ill.,, March 3l.-tamcs Jestcr was
foun,l t1cAd In his bed this morning In this city
He haa hccn rcsidenhof this cnnnty for Aont
twenty-five ycnrs, and WIS 10 yenss Of Agr. 1fe
h,l been III ttAun health. ind his death ts attp-
posed to hAye resulted frtnll Old nEc ind gen.
oral debility. His ftucrul will bu conducted by
the Masonic frnternity fn-hlUrroW.
, 1880-04-02
EAluo TNnlr,

IA quantity OF fntso hnir will bo worn at tho
forthcoming draw'n9. ro1tn." saya tho l.oalion
mIli lint three plimns shnli spring connpicl.
ol'sly from tho heada Of HiI tho lnsi1ca who nro
thnso III tho cEnsely hral,lcu hutr which tho bct-
Ter tuste Of tho tElncs has generally adopted,
oyeTy Indy ambitious Ut appearing Ut lauoktng-
match her trrASpsj
, 1880-04-02

- CunAv ESTfMATEs.
= MAnn1n, April 1.-Tho Government has s!Ent.
fed ita intention 10 sciiss tic Cslhan estimates
hcforo tak!ng tip tho 1lhpcrial budget. aa the
situation of tho Trcas,lry In thai colony re-
ttfrrs 1rnmpt measures. THO Government,
during March. provided tho EAptnin- General
With $p.NH,ft ,ftal foi' NlnprssnY the tnsltrrect1pn.
Tho Oppu4ltlnn LII tue Ctrtcs lsnnxluusly watch.
tnQ CuUnn Nffu1rs,
, 1880-04-02

There is M apprehension TINT tho faehlcnahlo
mlieh for some 1T tho latt[ca Whu attend them. A
brollghanl was lately seon to drive up to n man.
fruln 1t. At lenEth tho cnnohH1nn descended,
and with considerable difficulty aroused tho
slumbe,ang occupant. sho bud como from a
luncheon purity.
, 1880-04-02
RUSSIA.


) gr. PETENsuusta, April 1.-Eu spccAi corrp.
tpoudcRts will ha allowed Il, accompany tho
rurcon1an expedition. AlelikoH Is Aastenipv
uae political trials. Many NihlIists have BEEN
placed under police supervision, and others ex-
led To bbcfiu. Tho l!uy untitled "Julius
ecscsar has tcen !nterdlctcd, the trug!c denouS-
Ee II md Qualification OF tho c0,ispr4tors being
Extraed by Aelko4 ~ Rabu4uua pf t2o strong
, 1880-04-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-ArrIved, illinois, from
Liverpool. ......
New YonK, April 1.7sArrlvcd, steamship Can
nt1It, from London.
GLASGOW, April 1.-Arrivcd, Stato ct rcnnsyl-
ynntn, frnu, New York.
1.oNt,DN, April l.-Tiie steamships Queen and
Necknr. frnIn Suw fark, hnvo arrived out.
liAMNunG. April l.-Tho stcntnur Suorta, from
Now York, hna arrived.
, 1880-04-02
Ex"Gov, Ehwln u. Morgan Gives
100000 to tho Union Theological
kntt+ +H,Asa

NEw folK, sIarch 3!.-- Edwin D. Morgan. OK
0hvornor and cx.unItvt! btAtos senatur Of this
State. has gyrH thu Haen.Is k,Isl Ut $i01,0O1 ttb
The SeInInAry las proaperrl greatly uf
lntu yenrs, under the Presidency
ulG Is now tho leatiiug Presbyterian theological
seminary OF tho country. Ar. Morgan KlvGs a.
tla rceAo4 fpE this gIft thAt 10 Il 4eai{ov4 VI
, 1880-04-02

Mrs. Lilito Deseroi,x I,lako wants pollcowomcn
Ynrk, 10 th0y arc IN HnIuI,y. Hhb bnacs hcraug.
EcstE0u on tho fact Tint ams,nR tho hundreds nf
nnd need other attention than tho poltcD!non
can renIor tholn. sho wt'uia hnve the police
women strt,ag. healthy wOlnpii. OF good physique,
nu4 pad tho sumo III policemen.
, 1880-04-02


WAuKEnAH, ILL.,. April 1.-WllliAn ]. Llcae,
Esq, for ntn,ly years Clerk Of tho Circuit CURT,
t1sl one Of tho otcst settlprs i'll tho county, died
Ut consumption at his residence In this city this
morning Mr.. I.,,t.s cnn,e tt, Wnlikee,,n III 1Hl5,
nnh had resided hurc over sijlce. nnd wns very
mitch respected by Ill who know hEn1. liz leaves
O son ant daughter, both nsnrriel.
, 1880-04-02
PRICE ADVANCED.

NEW York, April 1.-Tho Journal Of Commerce,
which during tho lato depression OF trado ro-
duccd Its suhscr!ption.prIco to 81: per ann,im.
will Tomorrow return to tho former rate Of SIG
per ycnr. Tho editor. in announcing this change.
Hlys: s'Tho very tnrge atyallce In tho price nf
paper aud tho greatly tturGasctl cost ot ovory
department 0f nawegatbor]uK md publication
will fully justify lls In returning to tho formur
ruteg.h
, 1880-04-02
TRIBUNE: 1ss7-TWELvE

showing his appreciation Of tho usefulness nt
tho Union Theological Seminary, nnt n,19 1t
III tho Krtat work It i now do!hR far the .shtn.
sly;o,, tx; 1ho monoy Tt he utea to forn fund,
Library Fund" Tic now building to ro erected
will nlso bcnr his ua,,C.
, 1880-04-02

IttOT. JAMES D4ASCOMB. I.
OnEnL1y, D.. April 1.-Dlcl in Ohcrltn. O.,
Arril /, Jniucs DnscatnkI, f0rty-tlyo ycnrs Pro-
fessor In ,OhcrlIn College, md for n number Of
ycnrs n lecturer In Charity Hospital McdIcal
College, Cleyctnud.
, 1880-04-02

Columbus t0a,} 1imks.
Tho blggest rat In Ge4rKia was killed a fcw
days sineO III u house III Columbus. Itwna Killed
by Nttla negro, aud when wotghe't ktoked
tho bcutn at Six pounds. Tho little neRru
sold its skin for Is cunts. Thls 10 u tr4o story.
, 1880-04-02
EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION,

EUKUF EHW tHlMI1HH IUN,
NEW YonK, April 1.-Tho total arrival of I'm.
migrants ut this port during tho month ending
corresponding period In ls70, s.4G8 III 1879 nnd
1915 III HIT. Tho largest number at arrivals
during nty QUO month, last ycar, was credited to
nrrlvnls for tho thru0 months beginning Jan.
amount to l.88l
, 1880-04-02

RICHARD VAN ltESSSELAEN.
ALBANY, N. " Mnrcb 33.-Htclnrl vun 1icns-
sclacr. lgetl Ut years, thu lust member OF the
old pntrunns fnnstty. and President ut tho
Merchants National Hunk. died suddenly lust
GycujuK.
, 1880-04-02
1}1r MAIL

DY NAIL.
CArTURE or Eor.. aYStfE AND WlrE-TftE NAN
WHO wAS tASsnMEn rRoM TIE DntaANps
I.,n 3fal1 6azttt<.
Col, james 1nkor writes to is rs follows: IL
have lust received MI account uf the capture Of
Col. Syngc, Ald rs It mny DO lntercstng 10 his
frfcnttE and yntlr rcnt!ers hasten to glvc yoli
tho pthpDrt or II, together With description uf
his hnuso ntli furtn. derived from, rcrsu1,nt nc
Gttnintancc with tho locallty. Col. Synges ho.1se
Ia large Substantial enc -stnsied stone hltllng.
occupying an nrca of about 90 feet iy 10 feet with
d tower In tho ccntru containing Il second story
Tho ontrlnpo Is by I'LL iron tltNr ut one chi Of
the housc, admitting to sunni hall and statr-
case adjoining n stororoont, and Gilt oil by n
thick stone wall from tho rcmnIntcr Of tho
grountl-tNr, which ID fitted up rs q grnnaryt
wlsA w!udASs protected by tsoM bRrs The up
per fOor antl tnwcr aru used rs n dwelling
hqusc, ind there "a n Drond wooden rernilla
Oh tho south sIstc, projecting from tho
upper story and supported frNn tho srs'Mni by
T9otlcn posts. The ho,tse is admirably adopted
for tho purpose for which 1t WIS ftllt, hut mt
for defense, iI,asnucl, As tho woo.cn ycr1,la
gives cnvcr to tho assallnnts whIlo forcing tho
lt,wcr wi!lilnwR. within thirty yards of tho
dwelling nro RtMltles n11 tlnB.konncls, md Just
beyond these Tho h0l,s1 uccunled By tho Rol1-
basal Atlti semens tbailiG and gArdcs- -chntn-
rotrcs}; while scattered nlout ncnr aro q dozen
or 1uOro tcnnlas' houses, barns, etc. Tho cstatp
Il composed Of Ar,,lle and PASTURE land. fntor-
RPcrsttl with Jungle, at,d It lies IN tho Tlnin on
tho bordur Ut II largo forest which stretches to
tho font of Mount ilur1nElls, aboit ten miles dis
tAnt. Tho farta. although tsnlMcd III tho f1Ars,
uluy bc l0cni!zcti Aa nhtofniug thu Fitgngo If
Kupsochort, on tho bnnks Of tho River vlstrLtzn
ttlclitcmon). Cot. syngo Ind Just returned from
Ills mission Of chnrty on the Eastern im'nlcliun
, 1880-04-02
BELGIUM,
MINE Exf.t.tMiOH.

Mons, Belgium, April Ian explosion Of
rc-ttatnp occurred yesterday In the co1licry Mt
An1erlncs. Tho number or lives lost Is I'M.
known, bnt twenty cnrp.ns hnvo Nirentfy hcGn
rtschtrrets. Therc wero I'D persons III tho pit ut
tho tinc OF tho dlst1ster.
, 1880-04-02

French writer's hnyo entlcnvnrct to throw n
clnthlnR nj rninanco. over tho Incident ny max.
IKE e rsetrn ri so a9s n III tWn nen rcer I'LL
all but llnnntslllC.
, 1880-04-02

A Norwegian piper etntes that sanle 1sher.
mou, MI tho l.th ut Fe1rlaNr,', found OIL tho
WY Il .al,aYul ralIlwAy-wtt on, vi b tho words
"l!dlrbl1rX l. 0lusRpW ltAiin-. .,ainted on It.
frnsl tie tratn which mot With the llsaster on
tho Tay uridyu.
, 1880-04-02
WEATHER MITES.

HAH1rAx, April l.-Tho weather continues cI-
cecdlngIy stormy, and tho snow in tho streets Is
now from three to four fcot deep, and in the
Country In Bomo placcs ten fcet. Null trains
aro nl delayed, and In sovcrtl lnsta.loos can-
, 1880-04-02

I IJtnrtr TRIBUNE.
Tho chiefs In Washington each bought re-
peating rlne with tho uoney paid them. a
repeating rtlo 10 very nYoQsaasy " ~ Indian
kXrlc4ltug4k
, 1880-04-02

SWttH Htspdfch ~ lhe lHteAco 41HHIfs
BURLINGTON, In., April 1.-The 1sev. George
Ilrewstcr, pnstor ut tbp GhrIstfnn Church at In
i1ntpc, ILL.,, hc,l tts-,'' ). aged ~. Abosit five
tnys Ago he WIS fct4eai with slight pnin In bis
thnm1it which tiuycio1,r'l into ht,nD prykipeins,
resisted tho .,ext ncdsca skill, and resulted III
his death to-llay.
, 1880-04-02

The Czarss l1r0allcr q Nfh1llAf.
a Nuas'nn correspondent. OF 4 Frcnch paper
asssrts thAt tho uTAnl nukD Constantine, tho
EInItornrs brother, is u Nit!its1, and tho Ut.
petsrsburH correspondnnt of thu nntnriouS Jour
formerly Governor Of Warsaw, and ia tic only
HussAn prlnce popular With tho Poles.
, 1880-04-02
CLINrflN. AIAa9.

ELINIJN3 NI4k!59s =
CLTSr0N, Mass, Apr1. 1.-Tho strike at tho
I,nncnstor dinehan Mills IL cnt1u1 by tho orera.
tiyca returning tn wf,rk ut tho terms nffcrci by
tho corporation March |. tho lay Of tho strike.
, 1880-04-02
1,J.E911ENyCr'rY

ALLEGHENY CRY.
r1TrsDura, Tn., April 1.-Jo,rncynen cur
pointers of Allegheny City, Pm. hnvc etr,tck for
{s.5o por day. They havo bcon receiving fl75 to
g.
, 1880-04-02
chntnctor to bo eiron on tho 1sus.,an stage Mt

character to bo given on tho Russian stage Mt
present.
THE RIGHT 0F AaftUM.
I4oynoN, April t.-ls,lssin hna Isssle.1 4 cirou-
tnr 10 tho powers prnW,sIng uErce1ncs't limit.
ting tho right OF nsyl,lnt. Germany hns answered
favOr.lb1y. ...
HAHI1KE.
InxDpH, April ia 81. Petersburg dispatch
anya: II n rit1nnrct1 tint 1.Tn Chinese trnops
crt,sspd tho rnstnrll Hlsstnn frontier at UAsnrl,
s0,lth nf tho 'An,unr, md tint :U.00 nro eDsccn
trntei uli tho WESTERN frontier.
, 1880-04-02
Political Quarters in Berlin
Much Agitated by tho
/. Result.
The Diplomatic Hitch Between
France and Russia Amica-
bly, Arranged.
4 Chinese Force Said to Nnyc Recently
Invaded Russian Territory.
Fearful Loss Of Life 0ccasioned by Bel
gian Mino Explosion.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoNhoS. Aprh many moro eana'aatcs LOT
Parliament were to-l'y elected without oppos,.
hon. Following nro thu narty g7titis tep,rtcd:
Charles r. npp; sss for ws,nary W1"y
ta gam; cra, H. w. ,,a rss's
Tho representation from f.or'on City is rc'n.
for na.npshiro South, can.crva,ivc sain; ].
Hpeneor hn!t,'nr, FL Liberal. 'or ln1nwnrtn !aporn'
gain; Sir u l.. rh''npsoi', Ltler! fur knarcs'
two, Irtdpurt, Contorvu,syc gain.
are 9cportel tl1 IN TIM election % rho % ton wam %
Leeds tho toilnwloR hayo pecn clrctr1: Thu
!st:.1Ion o. william T. Gl"s"nf, hnsE% % rgSels.
ed, I fceeyi.ss | &s.ai7 v"tes: md 81. IGwcs Jask-
e Fti1,s a'u " tGts.r,.i r. t,nlr tf mn, ''
Cd ' liz t. llsSIs L Spnrast Il M tho spa Eoo
Mr. T ,,o,, r,,to.. ,,o,,,., ,7aaor xo,,o,orr =,
Iho Hon Hn.srt noutkn, pHties scetnFy OF
K!nss; Lynn, i reS:leelvd: 80
Xho Libesss g.ss the t9itiowins sea's; va
two In Notturhnm anti twn +, snifurd while flla
Conservatives gnfli Tho following scnts: Newark.
ssSsoa iAS''0s' Ne~f'' Ana
Two moro gntns for tho Liberals nro reported
nnu int Et!t!! fnr tho CONSERVATIVES.
ne hct h.octni 9al" Ill tne eiec'lous - ho"
"eatye'll1io nea's' .....-
COMMENTS.
LOSnoN, April ..--rho Standards lending
& e1to5l yseay ths 0rnS v4 s at 9o fss f M
cTpnse tho Governments losses. Tho
Conservative majority Inns we'll nigh dis
appeared, AnA tho H.estt"; 40 Hgey ts
W4et1or lug Huts'sy W. ~! Ms!G :" ii nnN ,n .nor
", r, 1T, rG tno,,, y. ~" t. ~,
nrc viz i 4 ro"so,,.',m ,rnsnec ~ ,s,rrvo M,
fbo huRlreas of the so,ss,tyy satisfactorily.
Tho Ti'aea, Il, ifa leader, 4.lys: About 4 third
, 1880-04-02
Health Of Body is Wealth Of Mind.
&ADWAY'S
Sarsapal'illianResolvent.

Puro blood nakcs Eound flesh, strong bnno and
clear skin. r you would hnyo your flesh firm,
rlexlon fair, t1ae ii-tDWXY'S 8Ai3APAniIr
LIAM NIsSOLVENT,
, 1880-06-06

sapoken Ct. and it was stated that the Ohio men
1ntended to spring him at the proper time. The
eastern deieTntcs did not object to him, but in
sssted @ That # Grant did not get the nomination
tnat then the candidate should be an Eastern
man. q soldier would be needed on tho ticket.
ana ne could be found In the person of Gen.
6nrneld. whom the caucus unanimously favored
as candidate for Vice-Presidcnt- The Milder of
the Grant men Insisted that q ticket composed
or Fish nnd Garfield would be ono that would
WIN. and clear compromise for all factions
against which none could honestly object. There
was no one present nt the caucus who had any
real hope of nominating Gen. Grant, but they
insisted TINT they would stand by him while he
mad the remotest sort Of a chance.
TIN blaine MEN
had their forces well under control, and they
agreed upon their plan Of work, from which
they have not deyinted In the least. They held
no regular caucus during tho morning. They
figured their strength. however, at 3Q5 to 3i0
votes on the first ballot -
TIE SHERMAN PEOPLE
during the morning tried to exact some promises
from the Grant side, and offered, it was said,
to help Grant i'll certain contingencies IL the
reQufsit promises were forthcoming. The Grant
men we're perfectly willing to take all they
could get. but claimed that they would get d
large portion Of tho Sherman vote, anyhow,
having made arrangements SO that it would
come over ut the proper time. It is certain that
several important combinations were attempted
to he formed, but whether successfully remains
to be eeen-
, 1880-06-06
IN GENERAL.


spetdt Dtspatch to 1hs Chicago 1fto'nA
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Tribune says Of the
present position of affairs: AFTER four days OF
scheming and obstruction the third-term lead
crs flud themselves beaten at every turn Of tho
proceedings and arc forced to acknowledge
that Senator Blaine is the foremost
candidate before the Convention. Sunday
will give them breathing space. Plotting Is no
longer of much avail. VIII they have time
for new combinations; and II they make It can
they force it through?"-
The Times expresses no opinion.
The platform Is considered q strong one by
the papers generally
ANXIETY.
Crowds gathered at the hotels and around the
bulletins tonight eager for news, since first
ballot at least was expected. The announce
meut Of adjournment was received with
SO loug suspense. Mnny Republicans
said that such delay on the part Of the Grant
men not only injured them In the Convention,
but was harmful to tho interests Of the party In
the campaign.
publican circles over what Is considered the
CERTAIN SETTLEMENT or THE GRANT DUs1EEss.
His unpopularfty in this State has never been 50
apparent as since his chances grow SO beautiful
would be- Papers come In from
all parts Of the State rejoicing openly over tho
dcfeat OF the unit rule. nE-law, State repre-
eentat1on tactics, and tho third term, and the
exqusitly sharp home-thrusts given to Conk-
ling. It Is declared that tho power Of Roscoe
and the "nachine" has now been encctualy
broken.
, 1880-06-06
THE CHINESE PLANK.

LOAAEN48 o1 GALAfO1ANAA
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Commenting On the
anti-Chincse plank Incorporated in the report
of the Committee on Platform OF the Chicago
Convention, the Cau, after noting the resolution
which the Pacific Coast delegates proposed, says:
''Ths plank, which the Committee thought
TOO radical, does not meet tho emergency. Its
insertion in the platform would not bind tho
party to any action except such as can be taken
with the consent of the Chinese Government.
It recognizes the evils OF Chinese immigration
and the desirabflity of modification Of the ex-
istiux treaties. but does not say what should be
done If the Chinese Government refuses to
modify the treaty.
TIE article then quotes the plank as adopted by
the Committee. and continues: If this is the
best the Chicago Convention can do for the
Pacific Coast, It may save itself the trouble Of
doing anything. 4 successful campaign can be
conducted on this resolution only ia the event
OF there being no chance Of doing better"
''rorc is nothing. rank in this. 1t is mildor
than the temper OF the people Of the Pacific
Coast on the subject, and less spirited than tho
plauk reported yesterday By the full Committee.
The report, SO far as relates to this particular
subject i f9ly up to tfe sus; Tishss OF htns the
is saying good deal, since the vote
of this State ut the last general election decarrd
102 to !, or 164 900 to 800, in favor of rigid re-
str1ctions on Chinese emigration hither, and
that end. This vote accurately represents the
sentiments Of every Pacific State and Territory,
and any contempt of it manifested by any of the
national political conventions will surely be re-,
sentcI at the polls In November By Oregon and
Nevada as well as California The party that
the most yigor and gincer1ty-[here all Western
wires failed Omaha.1
, 1880-06-06

What mr. Ferry Has to Say About the
Scandal.

What mr. Ferry Has to Say About the
Scandal.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1Tfbuns-
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-Senator Ferry
was found at his room at tho National Hotel to-
night and was not unwilling to talk. "There Is
no foundation either for the story in the
Star, in which Mr. Cook says that he
casttEated me for reason which !
am lett to explain; nor for the other and still
more absurd story that have becn made to
suffer horsowhipptng at the hands OF little
slip Of a girl Is years old. No. The story Of the
horscwhipping is particularly absurd. It Is
alleged to have taken place on Sunday, on
the day before went with Cooper, his wife, and
duughter, to Judge McCnrty's to attend an even
ing party. Miss Cooper took my arm, while Mrs+
Cooper walked With her husband This was but
the night before the alleged horsewhlppmg
scene, and, nccording TO that story. Miss cooper
had BEEN hunting me for several days
"But what OF the other story, Senator, eaat
'sThur Is utterly without foundation" replied
Senator Ferry. ''He is man g1yen
to drink, and may hnve said aid =. some. !
hardEy responsible" Then, pausing for q
moment, he resumed: " But, I will say nothing
against those people. My character needs no
yindcatton at my own hands, | have been IN
public lie Tor many years and my rsPu'atb9ni abai
not now. intend 70 nse Ill II
know me well. will bear me witness thal 1 am
incanable Of an act such rs this Is alleged TO nave
heen. NV relations With the Coopers hare been
somewhat intimate, but perfectly honest"