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, 1880-05-15

Bin. CAt,p, I'll Engllsh agricultural ongt-
Rcur and Qconpmlst, nstlpRtcA tho losssa vi
Drltlah farmers ny the defective crops Of tho
past soven yopra At &lso, ,o0Q. or one and one
fourth times tho yaipa of alt tho what prsa-
tlueed iu Great Britain In prosperous year.
Notwithstanding tho short eTnps there has bsel
no lncEeaso In prloos, Oh tho contrary, shorc hns
bcon decrease, owing principally to Atnerican
competition. MI, Cafsd rtdtoulos the nottou of
p.aaIng an embargo Oil foreign competition by
adopttuv protective n1easnrus, Rs h. holds that
tho importation Of foreign MoAts aud oproalat ~
Of great advantage to The English consuming
olasses- This remedies he ioints out are Epad~
tustmant Of tho Land laws, snd tho adoptton ns
. dlsIoseps sysspn at cFoppLlg. Ha adyooatcs
thu production by THO nfitIsA farlnar Of art!-
cles which will not baur long etor-
age ur carriage, such III vegetables. milk, ttoah
l,uttcr, potatoes, su9arbopt, otu. lla also
Axfocs with AE. Qladstoua IN fRvoFiux i more
axtcndv4 aud improved systam Of masket-
gardening. ~ u tho Land lavs. hq says thoy
must upvesRo \ awueylug changp1f England is
not to 10 depleted Ut it, farmurs uld agr|cult-
urua laboeers, Ipeumberrd and unwtolJy estatea
must. he says, be 'p1vkvu up. subdiyida1 hlto
, 1880-05-15

SENATOR PENpLEToN aud Cameron OF
Wisconsin spoku yesterday on tho kc}ngg caso,
tho for1ncr expressing hi,usclf utterly opposed
to tho ,anscatlnx Ut Kellogg, Us contrary to lnw,
procclent, and Justice. It II now pretty evident
TINT tue attempt to unscat Kellogg will 10 IN
utter fatluro, aud will ertl In tho utter dscoln-
i3tltro Of the pcstltout md unserupulo.1s denn-
ppx, leu llfll.
, 1880-05-15

THE inaugural pxearsion % t. over tne he a,,s new
train occurred yesterday, and demonstrated
that tho nov arrangement Il pronounced suc-
cess, and that no city in tho country hns equal
Recommendations for tho awift and comfortable
transportation Of suburban rcsldcnts to md
fnnm thair huirIcA.
, 1880-05-15
TELEonApH1o ooMMUNroar7o,.. :. ,

Con0ress,unn Townsi,cn,i ifoa1iVas:I: froe.. T., :
mites on tho Reyision of tho Iaa.a sas U1n's
trotlucetl bin whicl, ia ,mtcnia,,., %s, Fss IN.
for teleen,ua tho sa,no san,t,,,, va ~ :" secata
tcets lctters ly mali. II IL c1s,ms, ms ,'ow pfo.
falls clearly within tl,e sconc a,,1 ,s',. uas
tic Fourtl, Amendment Of the foa.,i.aps,et ipose q
tllo United states, which nrnv,,,os auoaef th..
rtgl,t Of tho pcopto to bo secure l. Tts H., mo
suns, houses rapers, and eTfccts o.o,s.. s pet'
reasonable searches md ac,zntes T.,e' s%an IN.
bo Violated u: and the sunr,no cons. "'. .M not,
United States, III &C ,,urtc .1aoE.as ~ ,,.a ~
tint nn,Icr thu aott, n,nar,t,ua,t ~, us'o
a.,I ,..1..s st'st'AN t!eitera
a11d seaicu packages III tile mails hre u fnllv
guarded frntn rxnfntunttnn nn,l l,.,..S'
..t .h.t .1 " 'ioptHuon,
oSeopt AZ W L4etl uuIHulA loEln hnu weight
rs Ii they were retained bf the marlin. ~
,,,r.,,rr +hou, l., tl,oi- a'... S ps'mss 4pfs
"","'"s s,l t'.o'li ~ ll'eie o"h oonlciles, and
tint =. no Inv of Congress ran r,oon
tn Tim 1,ot,f1s nf nftlotota oor.,n.. fss
~ :" o A'o' y! ''is@ia eo!itectea With
tlle postal service my authority to inyn,o
the secrccy nf a,.e1, sealed nac,,oros ~ -"
t-. w. 49, p"snakes a!la let"
lcs8 ~ Iae l'lal!ss anu all regulations alonted
no ~. ~ n.at' ."ess W :" supoialnasion
ID 1ne great atpr1nclplo etnn0tled Ill the Fourth
Amendment to tlla Federal Epnstitui{nnD
eo''''.''"o'o S"t'''ufo'es NUS recently
arisen III regard to tho sanct(ty Of priyato
tt.lrrra,ns. anil Homc vcrv i,nnortont osae,S
eNANbA*A'A'S >s'>~ 'nte 'NAJ A"Pot +AAt EtSe3 IN
, 1880-05-15

11.AngnaNE refuses to open negotiations
for q commercial treaty between England unu
Frnnce untt tho FrcNch Bonatp rassea tho Turltr
Inv now ponllng botoro thut body. TIT ool,ao-
Qucnoa Ii. Loon say Will prohnhly rosIgn tho
French 1n{ssIon to Englani.
, 1880-05-15

IhD l4Uhunn SVfcNetuE 0[ t&prll vt con-.
tains oil nrticle Of extraordinary interest
upon tho growth Of blol,an,1ue1anisln tho
writer assuming the somewhat startling prop
usitlon that "an itlmeAlate expansion OF
this faith till 1t hc~.n1es tho creed believed
mud obeyed by, the largust portion Of tho
human race is on tho cards" Tho followers
of Islam nre rapidly disappearing frolu Eu-
ropa ~ tho power and prestige Of Turkey
continually and regularly wanc. Even iii
Western Asia, also, t,Icir numbers arc being
REDUCED under tho ollerat0n of mtsgpvcrn-
,,ent, but in other directions they aro rap-
idly INCREASING. 1t VIII be news that they
arc fast gaining ground In Africa, aud that
tlleEp Is I. possibility Of M0lianmgdanlzlng
that continent. This writer says: ......
y,lbiu: tnoy psnatf.to iuto rcHlons which no
hs &C. ssea shoe ssad GPG
nddeA, decidedly IL THO scale of alslllzAtinn: a
s f ay otha s
if!osaliIlty, st'ons probability, that taey witt
beforo tnuny, generations ht!yS 'elapse9,, hav9
4Africu, u1ltl haye made that euntnnnt, AbyssfntA
oxcgplcs Muss3n'An FROM tho AtetlttcrrAngH,l
es q m wy
kingdoms. In Arll6!a, tho crnu,l tot,is constant
ly til bcco.no tnoro fanaticaa nnd earnest.
1t Is Ii. Eastern Asia, however, where tho
greatest expansion Is looked for. In Indta 1t
gnins steadily, rs tho religion llaa spoctal
attraction for tho Iltmloos, and especially for
tho caste-oppressel parlalls. Bengal ls rap
Idly becoming 4 Mussulnan province, md In
Madras whole Villages 90 oyar to TINT faith
c,l 7nnssc. It Is estimated that thero arc
Moru than fifty millions OF Mussnlmans tn
Indlu already, md the probability tllat nil
, 1880-05-15

CAn1 brAsKE's Inst hours were IN keep
ing with his orlmiua! md nunlorous career
}lo was hanged yestortlay at Buffalo, and cx-
pressed not tho lclst regret for having killed n,
fcllnw.b being. llo refused to sae his wife, aworo
ut those who snggcstodi, cloFEynaq. a',a went
and vulgar expressions. Tho monster died with.
nit n strt1unlc.
, 1880-05-15

spall properties, tho tnw OF prcmpgoniture
abolished, md tho transfcr OF land s!n1pl1ho,1.
Mr.. Cait.is rlows arc valuable, because It ID
tluto rrotIablo TINT thoy aro put forward NJ tho
Instance Of the Lthesnl purity, Of which he is an
nctivo and xeafo,,s member. Thoro Is no doubt
that tho present Government lntdtads to Intro
duco measures In relation 10 land tonuro Ia En-
gland, md tho discussion 1tkoly to follow tho
publication Of ar. Cntnls letter will materially
aid tf,otn in determining tho extont and charnc:
tor Of tho uhanRn demanded.
, 1880-05-15

THE May laws will oceupy much OF tho
, Hule M tho pruesan Dict, which eopyonea OH
thu 10Th. The ultramontanoa Gull for material
modification of the*, iawa, but DismuIck viii
;! not make inauy concessions unis,ss the Ultra-
: nsontancs withdraw thar Opposition to the Gov
! erunent u1easureQ.
, 1880-05-15

Mn. VALE, tho Clarke School Principal,
not bavlns handed in hls rosf8natlon Us re.
Qupsted BY the Iioari OF Education ut tholr meet
ipK OF Thursday, that body ut u scasnn held lust
evening, after considerable wrungl!n2, adopted
q resolution authorizing President li0yne to ro-
move Vhile If he did nut hand IN bis resignation
before Monday. Tho Board OF Education soon,s
u haye boeu greatly exercised over this whip
ping -casc, and also sooms to hava t'ecu under
tho Impression that thuIr rules forbade oorpo-
ral punishment In tho past Tho fpots aro that
from 1874 tu lett th0x0 VIVA no cosporai puliah-
slentln tho schools. tor tho toauhora, acting on
tho Rdvice Of Mr. ptokas1l, did not resort to
auch sno4lo Qf punishment, although thoy
Apa tho right to do ", showing. as Mr.. ploknnl
onca remarked, that thore wnA ono utty tt, tho
Unltpl atatas Whoro there wiz no use for tho
rp1, although thetv was no s,lto nEanst Its use.
Rlnce Mr. ripkRF4'a resignation IN lsTT, however,
corporu1 punishment hRs hean rpsoEtel to OF,
several 0ccaaloHa4
, 1880-05-15

Mfr. RICHARD S. TuTiIiLL has made n'4.
sotf unnecessarily ridiculous and further "oaA.
puutl tho ca,,sa OF tho thlrd-tcrtn DoseHW Y ,
publishing d letter In which he UNDERTAKES mSf
forth tho rellaon why he bolted from tae ~" ~
yantIon mud calied upon tall nthor btaPt a.r
Kntes to FOLLOW hiul." After reading this let'sf
through carefully from bognulnF to cEo ny W. sas
will 10 nble tp discover any lutteF sassoa 49, ,
battling Than tho mero nppTtAeaap" w.. .h.ir
thirl-ter delegates would not ~ ssSs
"rghts." Wo show elsewhere, a. w Stn ss I
shnwn boforc. that, had the boltcrs rensaIhea.a ~
tho Convention, aud tho lolcGafcs haa oss% "a
pointed accordluz tn tho ruling sontlmeh,u nsrs
Sunut3elal klstriats inR tho organ OF tne n s.srs
tnssss thoy should hRva bcetl, and a. tnyy .siv
up,,outcd), tho thIrtl.term delegates eehu rs1n s
ltaye seu,irea the nine delegates of tpo .4rd "
gnnatortat District. What tangible reaA'a ~ ~.
Dick Tuthlll tor apprehondlng, feefniR. " Il
lteyiug that tho thtr1-tormers wou1a uus Nv. IN,
thpir sights"? IL tho apprehension " - ~ rtnk
gta pesson-eyen though that posson n,,.sSoceof ~
Tuthill-snnictcnt proyocatton, IN tae au's saffns
n s,nr,c nctnul ur1oyancc, for tho noHa*
Of NJ, ontiro fautlon9 Tuthl'l's apolog1 s's r.:
r,iuultus; It Is tho trluctto al absaT44A " III
third torm bolt. Int ho waa not ceasos,; y. ,at,
mukiug hlusself Ridiculous. I1e added 20 ~ ~
ter tho fa1sehoui that '"tho CAalF'aer. - ~.
County Committee oeea9t :" l. 1no
ycutlp, adjourned to tho Palmer Aaaso, ajd
Chairman Of tho County Committee to.tsstn tno11
,othny Of tho kind. and probably no.'oa1 1T,.sjN slN
this any hotter than TlshIll. Just as,nt fqf
cai!e<, upon tall In favor Of Gen. ,s.seraasit usa
President" to follow him, 90 einsef I'M -. d.
mounted tho platform and sa'a' "aa palmer
cxuics will ,ncct Immediately a. M. tav fas:
House." II that was adja4r71t'q tpa ~ Dua.
yent!on, then It must bc assa1aea ts ~ H. mr.
ty Convention ct,,,astcd uxpluslyoy el ~, ~ mi.
Gsaut dplusatos formed pa paFt e I'm y. nsns.
should b. chained up hy tho thl1u.s'!I rI1l msts
Tors. II permitted to run loose. 20 "" and ~,
iho thri.tsrm bolt go utterly csaseass s.o~-s id
esIlo that sueh s,alwart botets ~ aesns os ruI ~
Bwutt, and Long Johu, and A1les AeS asald.
ashutnel tu nut in pn urpeaEnnco ~ pp'N"
, 1880-05-15

JouNLEMoIyaE'ad declIpat1onp tue French
mlsslan to nelglum Ia said 70 pp owing 10 ip.
! fnr,nuuon which was conveyed to hln that In
consequence OF blu athuIstioal and antl-itoynl
nrtiqloa IN bis paper, tho Journal ts<s lebd1s, tho
IeKtan Hrstocracy would not rocotys him very
; rDrjtnliv
, 1880-05-15

TUE Investigation into tho means BY which
tho S.nr- -lsuute bill was pusscd through Congress
Promises 10 bo rs spicy and interesting aH tho
Credit Mobl!cr investigations snms vnrying
from 500 to $1,oo0 arc satd to hnyo becn pnd for
votcs tu favor OF tho measure. Tho support Of
othor members Is alleged to hnvc beoti Rcr'lrcd
ist whllo on drunken spree IL reported to have
l,lnicd slx Congrcssnsen whom he byIt.ed. lfthc
lobbyist and bis fellow- -uorrnptloniste cal 10
mudc to tell nil they know, tho developments
will doubtless ba Of yary sunsationa! charautcr.
, 1880-05-15
hishty-paid ofQco cnployeA by aums vnrJins
from slo1 to sl,ooo. This Is scarcely fair 70 tho

HonAcE Dupu, . Toxan desperate. had q
disagreement with bis wifo. Tho latter prucccd.
cd to her mothers house. whittor nurr followed
her, lred at her twoc, assaulted f,or sister with
the butt end Of hts revolver, md fatally shot bis
rother-t,1-1aw. Tho rttfian thei, used tho f,,z-
zlo Of tho revolver on himself. happily with
LcQtfly efIcpt.
, 1880-05-15

N. g. OnpwAY, OF New Hampshire, was
yesterday nominated for 1pynrnor OF Dakota
Territory, In succession to Gov. Howard, who
dieh recently. lIr. 0rdway was BesQcant-ut-
Arms OF the House Of Representatives uatll tho
Democrats obtained uoutrtll Of that body
, 1880-05-15
WE print in another column the address

WE print In another column the address
iss,,o,1 OH bohalf of tho rcgulnrly-electcd dele
e4.tcs frpm this county to tho State Convention.
It ls cot1c!so, tcm,peratr, and impartial hiaury
prccc,'cd it,-tho attempt Of tho County Central
Committee, by calling tho Convention at short
uuticp, to obtain suup IadS,ucnt,-tho CONDUCT
OF tho boltcra, md the tnanncr III whtcE, the pri-
,narics wcro attempted To bo run III tho interest
Of tho same faction. Nd impartial person will full
ta be convinced that tho F4rwelt IIall .Conyen-
tion was the regular Convention, md that tho
delegates se1ectcA BY that hotly aro tao riultrut
representatives Of tho Republican yotcrs Of
Cook County.
, 1880-05-15

4 SECRET organization has been formed at
DenYer, With WHICH soEno 150 persona, sotno of
thom being respectable citizens, arc connected,
for tho pNsposp of exploring tho Gunu!so1.
country aud driving out thq U{p Indlu,ls,
, 1880-05-15

CouSr TAArE, tho Austrian pro1nier, hay
ing failed to otlect reconciliation hotwccn the
rival factions Of tho Austrian PARLIAMENT. will
recommend tho calling OF now elections in the
autumn,
, 1880-05-15

ABOUT 800 hrickmakers struck work yes
tcr,lay In consequence Vt the refusal Of the
manufacturers to advance thotr wngpa Is cents
eacl, pur duy. II IL not thought thar tho strike
wiz Interfere With building operations, 20 thoro
Is Il sufficient supply Of buick for tho eeason now
OIL hRi1l.
, 1880-05-15

RUSSIA proposes to place live ironclads III
the Pacific to bo In readiness should war wiz
Chinn becoma necessary.
, 1880-05-15

THE CuIqAao TR1uCSR hns established bsnuth
ofrces for thu receipt Of subscriptions and adyeEtsc-
luents ~ follows: -
fAnuEy, Manager.
GLASGOW. Ycotiand-Al,an'a American Sews
Ardney. u tsontlo!d-st- =.
LONDON. Eua.-Amer,can Exchange. ~ 6srand.
HESnr +. G1lLia. AKnnt -.
WAs!tlNQTUN. H. C-lalQ + street
, 1880-05-15

1luss1A is conscsipt!ng H. Siberia. It is no
casy ninttcr To Keep the 'cznr'a army on such u
wur- footing as be desires.
, 1880-05-15

THE California Daptlst Convention yester-
day by a vote Of ~ to % refused to pass rcst>-
luton condomnatoty Of tho 1tnllocts. They
nlso refused to investigate tho conduct Of those
nov notorious DuftteB,
, 1880-05-15

WHAT proved very destructive fire broke
out In a railrousl car factory at Milton. pa.,
about noon yesterday. Owing TO The prevalence
OF ii strong northwest Wind. 1t WIS nut got u.,ttcr
control until the entire business portion Of tho
town was destroyed. Among tho buildings
burned are tho principal hotels. tho theatrc, tho
hunks, tho newspaper piliccs, tho r1lttoad dcpat,
tho gas wsrks, aud tho Reformed, Baptist, Pres
bytcrian, Lutheran, EyunEo1cal, and Catholic
Church buildings. It Is estimated that 100 bulltl-
anys In nil woro destroyed and RIO families rem
dcrod homeless, many Of theln destitute. sfauy
persons arN reportod to hayo pgr{sAei III tho
iiames, aevornl hotliss hayips boom alrcudy re-
covorod from the debris.
, 1880-05-15

AN exprcss-trafh, drawn by Q now locomo-
tive With but ono sx-and'a- half-foot driving
wheel nj euch side, was run butween Phlla4lel.
phta ind Jersey City yesterday, q lIst1nco Of
ninety miles, II. nnoty-scyen minutes. The ro-
turn trip wRs mado IN ninety and hn!t mla-
, 1880-05-15

, "LpIo JONES has determined, 1t Is said,
to attempt To Fuahaos tic Rolls OF sngoF 1T FAR
well Hull, and u ChnEr1nan Of tho 6tats Central
Cuntnlttee will olaIsu tho right 10 paule tho
: Temporary Chairman. OF cougso hls preton-
nluns Will not be tolerated., aud II ha attempts u
cntor'o bis csnim he will seslsted 70 tho bitter
, 1880-05-15

THERE ~ gratifying prospect that the
strike Of tho Lancashire tEpE.) cotton operatives
will be soop pns!cd By mutual CONCESSIONS On tho
purt OF operatives and 1nilstors
, 1880-05-15

IT Is tlloughtin berlin that when the Ger
man army Ii fully recruited under tho recently
pusse1 Army act its effective strength will bo
2,0Q0,U00
, 1880-05-15

Apv1cEs from Washington Indicate THAT
the prcstdcnt wifi pardou ox-postmnaser Nc
Arthur, OF thlY city. 1' :.
, 1880-05-15

Ou1s Springfield correspondent reports TINT
CYtlom tas tallcn 'bcaInd In tho Duhernator1al
rnce during tho rust week. uawley and Fort
hnvo both gained largely. -
, 1880-05-15

TUE Rev. pr. Edwards was yesterday ro-
clcotct editor Of tho Noitl.uesttr7l chrlstin Atl
pota.e by the Methodist Conference at Clncln-
, 1880-05-15

Soak nowspspers that are dlsposea, IN = hsss
cuss tho IS,ok County bolt on tts msn. .,sasn s
psou ,yIod by tho faso state'nont. o. ~. eIty R
slt,yur aud tho th!rd.term organ at.ns Q. III %.
regard to tho usual manner Of otsa. ss,n.x Tm
publipap Conventions III thts courif .,f rom tAs
Tu1uusE has u!roudy pFEatet ahss3se.s tnnyva-
reports Ut ali tAA Republican to4"''
, 1880-05-15
/ . .
SATURDAY, MAY 1s, 1850.

THOMAS WHITE, n white man, was hanged
yesterday at spartanat'urg, VI, ,for tho musdor of
q c0lorcd youth.
, 1880-05-15

TIE Secretary Of tllo Treasury asked the
Democratic Congress last year Tor an approp1!a-
ton ot SLIGO, ,oo0 for THO payment nt 1ntcrnat-
lievonue Asouts, but only H. 5oo, ,00l Was grautcl.
Home II $4,000 WIS appropriated tho previous
year, and tho additional S5o,0o0 uskod for was
for the pnymont Of additional olnp!oyta whom
tho inerpasa In tho business OF the Department
luz down tho appropriation Ia TINT thore has
hcon no mouoy lii tho Truasury to pay Gaugors,
HtorokeqpeEa 4ud othcr employ6s Of tho Dc.
partmant slncc tho 1st Of April. Congress bus
hoen appraised Of tho circumstances nnl aakcl
for daliclcnoy appropriation, but up to tho
present has not movod III tho matter. In tho
poantImp the tntorosts OF tho country arc likely
To saTer through tho naturA, dissatisfaction Of
the. Fovopue Agents ut being without their sala-
rdea for tNp months.
, 1880-05-15

AMONG tho other charges against theI rey-
ere,ld Mayor Of San Fruuelsco, It Is runprcl thnt
there Il enc In which 1udy Is In the cuse. ~
, 1880-05-15
THE STATE DEBT OF TENNESSEE.

THE STATE DEBT OF TENNESSEE.
Soiic months ago We published n long
letter frolm the lion. Charles O'Conor, the
eminent lawyer of New York, III Which ho
buwatlcd tho political condition Of tho coun-
try, a1t predicted general fallNre Of our
institutions unless there vera general re-
construction Of tho Constitution, and MI
equally general reconstruction of the polft-
ical morality OF tho country. One Of tho cyl
ttenccs ut tho deterioration Of National scnti-
nent was tho incorporation into tlie Con-
stttution of clause prohibiting tho In
s,itutlon OF suit by citizen against
Statc. As thts amendment to tho Con-
stltuttpn was n,atlo II! tho days of tho
fathers, 1t will ha seen that tho moral dc
Guy bcgnt ut m early QatA lit the Republic.
IL casc involving indirectly tho morality OF
this exemption of Statcs from suits for
debt ~ rupurtutl In TnE TRIBUNE Of this
morning by our correspondent ut Nashville.
Tho case Is ono of sons magnitude, rs the
sum involved IL somewhere 1iear $50, ,o00, 900,
md this nccolnts possibly fur tile brilliant
| array Of legal cpuMsel employed OIL both
sides. Tho case Inns juat been heard before
tho United States Circuit Court nt Nashville,
md the arguments haye covered several
| weeks Of lime, Tho facts nro given In detail
In u,,r report OF tho case, bit may Gc briefly
stated Us ful|ows: IT. 1852 the stato Of Ten
l,csseo entered upon 4 system Of Internal I'LL
prDveMent9 OIL I'LL extended scale. II 1u-
tlorlzed tho Issue of State bonds Ia he loaned
! to various railroad companies to atl them III
tho construction OF railroads. Tho INV nll-
| thortzlng tlle fssro of these bonds pledged
| tto opnynleut thereof. principal and interest," by
, 1880-05-15

torInl districts antl by Congressional dis |
tricts. And the Cuunty Convention, IN which |
this aetion was toko,,. was ctectetl Mt the prk-
maries according to tno cali Of tho County
Committee.
Where is there single neg III MI this upon
which boilers cnn hang n con,cst?
:-::. -. -
3. rpsnnu- r,.,r ~. .rr p.eo,1rv srorop-
f,Ty
, so,na voora ,oo Thar, ,vos T,ostu,nst.r-
f,cnrra1. and ri, Assistant t-post,uusieEr.t; Gar
rrat. mi m cx.rontrnrtor having n dishonest
ontl frauIulunt c]nim far vcrv iarp,, SIM of
money. ,rhIa claim Ind horn rotcclc,I by
evcr,. poatmoatnr,fIcncr,l ,,,rlur fla nrrccti-
iiv twontvyrnrs. nnd tho Postmaster General
II offico nt tl,o tino wo spcal; Of could not
nav tho unfnev. hecni,sc IN in ~ rcuutrul
cithor mi nutronrlntion by Congress or gonp
other 1egtsIatiya authority. 81, III tl,u mid
night hours Of the last night ut n session, a
RESOLUTION was p1sscd authorizing tho post-
mnster-General to examine tho claim, md, II
anything was rea,ly due thorcon, to lpay Tho
same. Tho clatu, thcu was fur something
about SooO, 600. Sulne ti1uo aftur this lcgisla-
tIon tho Assistant-T Postmaster. General re-
signed, md becamc tho attorney Of the cln!n-
ant before the Department Of which hc
la.l hccn mi executive o,llcer, Before tho
papers could bo ,naturc.l a1ul the money
uaf,l. Congress Ind nraIn net. and Mr..
Dawes, Of Massachusetts, then Chairman Of
tbe Committee on Appropriations, Wills In
tho Treasury Department accidentally
henrt tlnt n warrant from TIM post-ollco
Drnnrt,nent Yor so,nc,hrnx In EXCESS of s4oo.-
ooo nnynhle tn th]s claimant wos then pass
I'M tl,rnmrb t,,o ,rreoe,,ry otl}epx h1r. Daxea
nj onc, rotlo tn thc Un,,s,.. stntct| t1,c fncts.
movn,1 fni,t resotutio,, fo,hi,,1Ing tho ,ra,:.
ment' M mr., hn,, II ,nsseI. Tia sa,no Inv It wns
cent % to ~ the ~ S,,,atr - mil nassrd ami The ercat
franz, ,yn nnt n,v rr,,stntl int1 1nw ,vos nfso
, 1880-05-15

Whtte-atockinc 1snse-Nnt! park.
Michigan avenue, i;ppcsltV washington street
Game besween the nuHalo and cA!easo Clubs at
S:3J D. nj. " !. Il @' - -
, 1880-05-15
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Corner Ranao,ph una Bin,o streets. Hcnelt OF
tina 1,lnotp Industrial schpb1 for Girls and tho Chi
caxo homeopathic Dlspensary. "narheli "a. Pick.
wick" the' IId.oy Quaitaf Clhbt otc.
, 1880-05-15

TIE Bavarian Government has hit on
rather happy xay Of relieving Itself from its
duty to pa,'por subjects. 8lxteon navarEau
landed ut Now York ycsterdAy. destitute mud
almost naked. Tloy ola[m th4t tho homo Gov
crl,nolt paid their passages, aA1 doubtless did
50 in tho .hppe Of rIll4ius ttaclt Of further re-
sransbllity. Tho unfortunate immiRrunts arc
III pttahic stutr, and know not whit to do Of
where to go. 1t Is prnbnblo that tho A1ncrtcup
Government will takc ehArge Ut tha poor people
for tho present, and nuke lnqAlrles ot tho l'Aya.
Government Insists on making tho United
states q dumping ground for its puupcra.
, 1880-05-15

GAMBETrA's adroitness suyeh tho French
Ministerial party yesterday from IL dcfcat ~
disastrous as TINT which 1t suffered OIL tho
Jesuit cln.1se Of tho Educational bill. THO
opposition To that part Of tho Public Meeting
b!t which empowers tho pralcot Of pollco to
adjourn meetings whosu aontl'nouts Aostllo to
tho Government wora likely to be expressed
bcoumo 90 formilubIu that, hai II votu bouu
tAkc,,, there WIS Ito doubt that the meas,irn
would havo boeu defeated by il coalition be-
tween tho extteine Hadicnts and tho Nnnnrch.
lists. Garnbetta topk in tho sltuutton, and moved
TINT tho tleXsuro 10 rocptnnlttcl, which WIS
aecord,ugly done. 1t Is not llkply that tho bill
Will bo hoard from agntn. Tho Rronuu people
seem to be lgtosn,nod tint tholr country shall
be u republic III TACT ~ we'll US III 1iaino.
, 1880-05-15

Madison Etrcel, hetwpen 1,enshprn md state
Ab;,eJs' NoY York Park Thoalfo Company In "En
ensrd.r Afternoon md evnn.nx.
, 1880-05-15
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, 1880-05-15

Randolph street. between Clark md Ia sals' Ea.
nu6n uua aybntnR.