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W1tS pAttICuliTly WAFIn IN EXPRESSIONS OF graz
ltudc.
Str. Wasburne was practically the prusslan
Minister Mt pnris for nearly n year; WIS
basBy, md was charged With tho protection
franco during nlt TINT time. Independently
Of being churged with tho protection ot Prus-
Sims III Paris md France, ho wis equally
charged with protecting the persons ard
property Ut other nattonnllticH. Ms follows:
Snxony, 1lnssc- Grandc-D Dncale, Saxe-Cobourg-
t;otln., Portugal, Mexico, Dominican Ne.
public, Uruguay, Costa Rlcn, Ecuador, Chill,
Parngi.ny, Venezelllu, Nonmanta.
!: a very leg Mcol.stdarabie event - tho earlier
il larIs Of tjsr, Istir1lSl'ic, HOW Uniteal STATES
SeHnt0r for RhndU Island, aud Paul Forbes.
III one Of lsts letters to MI. Washburnc, lis
liarck wgs Inclined tU clHl.n s1nlo ercdlt for
K.ishe.i Eca!Ecm,n 10 untar Furs. hut ssatos
TINT ''rhs lil,Hrs.l!ty 0f ours haa boon rtwarted
~ y:l ,nose .xss!!.as cigars 'ou have boon kind
soHe .tno utter tho olos, Of tho wnr the En-
nnror wilhelm conferred upon Mr: Wnshhurne
within bis gift, and accompanied It by II JCwhcd
sur ri, great value an!l exluistt workmanship.
@ whsh ItS psnS. # s 0ssa'sna s'ates asssFs sssa S
s2Inisilod % teu!ina. stlll, desiring to ahow %
nl, tho eve IT lis departure fDr Alnarlca, soEt
himi h!s n,r,ra!t; nt*;oiapaaiel ~ tio following
sFo;,sius % orYIck. i,si,i.sS. sept (, is1-1ho
und9rsgnrd dsvharRIs IN narreabl9 duty In
ss "sas, e s EySy e as Us;s dss as
q America u the FrcEnh Aepub!le, NJ.
,tv ,hs wAsfass. snsrt. an. 0t'Sr EIns =. as Mst
from tho lmRorl.i cS:,st at C!st.s w. ilo,,1th:
bHru UIiIHNGU to 18uu GlH NUFtrltt. JlHnliR thne
, 1880-03-06
CHICAGO TRBUNE

struek Grow, Of PetMtsylvnnIn, n. hn
wns walking through TIM. aisle of tho
rrcat s,ntns Tho H0,th d'nr,,iinn satlIy ip,koti
far NJ, easy conquest. 1hc south CartIiInt h,Illy
wa. mistaken. tlr,w rrt'lrncil tho l,inw. Fnr il
m0uic,,f there was consterMuton LII thu House,
Then other Nt,,ltlcrn ini., true tn their trn!I-
ttotis rushed u tho MD nf thotr champion inlly.
nut Mi. Nrnw, 10 tho stlrptis. Ut thu Southern,
1ur1,, With ntrong Anglo-saxou ariis, risiic.i 10
iii r.ptHlrt. Firrmoet nf,pnR them waa Elihn
il. WNshblirnn, wbo+ with sturdy strt,krs Of
lit developed iy fnrl toll ,,l,on 4 New England
1ar,n etr,.uk rlHht and lnfi In tho lust ca,lac.
md did tnnch to femnilsfno N{n,, proud South.
This little cpistxln did Mr.. WaAhlurnn nd burn,
When tho clts.tfon agntn cninc Rr,I,ftll ho wns
ere,.scd majority. In lB'D hc waA reelected ftir
tho NTH alltcessvc time, fy MINORITY Of 1ao1t,
tho largest minority Etvci, ta my Erinn In that
mnn wlo aver ant In tho United statoe House 1t
Representatives.
, 1880-03-06

federation ado nf tho action OF thut (Inycr,t1rJt
hs 4taas @ % c; ri, w ss 9$
c so. n tho w1 GSnrsS Axs " "; ths ,'a'fh &o1t
Ssass ;%tsS r.! !s,ssssPssa h! Y tst isS 's .Ss
ssya sseves It s1 q liz s nss iss* 3 m ne ts Ssf
i~ nnris immc,ilat.v WITH tite s.ntirc t,e,sonmc
nf the Embassy, They ull ir4 W to. rnrrny, Nn
they w ssn hern thq , ne;, sel,.MbI. y ti:ir
Ia he % Ens.y, upn s sono @ 81 .n wl, III lis e cat
sh cs5fs !. s I ss X eG G:a s.,S "S sn t s
property Icft tl,oro. Ito requests that. Ii rn.o
CHI tnx ,hsro for It. pr.;,cctIon. ~ I toi lin
sn"uid s.1us,,it with th1 Duke d. Grsnuont it, On
a,aG % n. Ftas ae S;tsn Hs n Of te ets n
4 ;I r5a''ss S,syssses' is$;af sSs
@s Il Sa'sf s ne ss b ss ess!Ss & ss @
s; @ sE "os TssA Ss, ;Es Esss ss E ~ss "s''S t.
s tho oh"st h"s q IN ts s
rIe"iposcn]iary ] Of that otstry nesr ~ tha Frrnr
ho is requested Iy his sovereign 70 nsN tho sn1no
DcOterfjOn Of Inn limited HtNtHs fDr tim citizens
81 saxony and ft,r thn nrchiycs Of ihat LEGATION
NJ hns ic;n nfrttr,ted 10 lin N,rth Ucr,sfs Cf,I.
frdrrationa fni,i h,m IA mike hs r,.,,,rst In
writin1 M, wo,,ll ilnnlv for tho Hasent II thn
ErnntH 1nve,,,mnnt XII ~ ,,rI'r.I I fnit enr ~.
tatr that sho,aI,l tu cnrrynv u,,t tic wtai,s, af
nv finvrrn,n"nf Ia ,,ivn fhne nr,,tcrfinn: nYd
tr,,st this viii incrtt ys,,,r upproyai,
pr1,mr,ir M tnss.ihIn pIx1n N i,1n ansl wifiont
iicnw H. n'.t bnsaff Il, cS,n,mrnir,tton VIII the
Frcn,h rprctg,, naunrs,nnnt fnr shn r,r,,,,sr ~ ~
icnrninr n ,Thnt rItrut. anl, ,It,o ~ wRmt terms
r." siA eccmr r.t.t,io,, nr,P frc,, ~ MI
~ pnris rnJ tio Etnntr, Ia st'nsr f,rr,u"nx Win
Ic,Irrd Il" in nnrft,rn,,nr % lila scrvI,., Mr.
Svasth,,,,o ~ II NV i.nttHHxot ~, thn tnsst H.
iI n," r., cstni,Iis, n,rIl,.l,ts which hprcnft
or Will IN like emergencies guide tho diplomatic
Ieprcscntaslscs Of c'sllzed buttons: n. ,:. *.
Tx wolfnr nr nermm st,,,,ci. n Frni,as. an
the carcful study which h1 9ayc to tho iaws
hcarinE m np9t ,ho slect. my IN some eyf.o m
whfrh. ut,;irr tintc ,,f .iuIv ' is7 i,s ntrcssci
to the Duke do Urunont, Then the French Min
fst:r nr ForeI9n AMa!rs: n TINT Gpisln ~ sys:
Of ytr Excnl)c1,ry.s tnmin,,nftMtitI r. in r,piv 10
Inli,c n.klng Information In behnlr u North Ger
nun Contcerato sh1.Gis .assiring :" antt
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into tha streets: tinss vcra everywhere 1,'s 1Is
played: men embraced and klsse'i nach othet,
snS srSH1s a, @ tsHss ,Sd 2. 3py hoMts
l!riun wns never bGforo Witnessed. lsMo Richo.
lIo,,, tho nouovnrs Montmarto md ftaltens,
a!ngftlY tho 'Aiarseiiiaisu' Eynryboiy 1eclarod
that Tho news wiz frun tfoy haii scoIl i,o oifleni
ess s cs' III ] o. s e.Tseot
waA found III tho strect, md tho crtiwl j,.tstod
npoa !.cr sinxtng tho 'S!nrsui!la'sa' rum her
ssrcct tho muitItuIo torcsa t.ro.hor dis,in. in
l,ns, also to s,nE tic 4H1arsulIiaisc.' Altar tbf
first furor OF Tho enthusiasm !l,I nul,side,j.
some persons beEan to suggest thnt it wo,,i bo
Of courso ihe result wns that Il proved to nc s =
atupnujone hoax. Tie st,tixn III o,irp ccascd.
bSenm %eam se to r T. h o vcts + o. ors fss
inntt,d nt fho Ilntj1re. tin crY was raised n
the crowd. q IL Bml*t,' and nwny tho people
tAkof, advantage ur thr fnIsc rcpnrt 70 nj lie
Wnwr ,,e 'tnn ~ ,ut os ceM1 III tMc sMks
drivnu out Of thcir temple. i, n row momCo,s
ny per.ons 70 the fo,irsc waro expelled :,,lno
~ NJ, I ~ H. y y ah "",S a,, ant oex xt nd Hrae
however Tho rr,,wt1 III, tho I9o,,rv, gietly TX.
nstNfaten ~ hnrinK bc.n tnn,le Victims Of to
tha rSce Vsni'rae' b"tinu ,,nslnr s "" wtn t ~
Or Tho NlnlAter nf J,lttict. There tIoy shouted
inr Emile pl1iv!cr, and tleinnntlctl 1t him tho
i,ad cteanac II. OycT r,,s~on.jrt @ ise i, s',urs
and wrl'.turned speech, !clnstns BY asking them
70 ~ a,speHs: a: wh'cn tnSy Mld. ., ,s ,,.,,,,an.
crt,,ys uf InrIa to b. dlsucrrc,i by specch frof
ihn DepArt'nento Of Justice. Defeat after defeat
III. H. ~ Inc me-, II Y H. as,ny Le eayesy ana
tNN Ao' PrW
in,n en'lnrance Of tho scsls Of 0cr,nnnin., with
sA ri f pnrse n y. .o ie.t T ,,o h,rr t9 ine [
thu Commune During III! thcsc turrt6lo days
T', Tnu j.. Wash!,1rnc sto.'l t9ahtuy ~ hta POST.
slxs, nnt0n lied In ~ si,ny 5ca1inr "nf fos thoIr
lives. Tho Atncr,cNn Mimis;,r rcInai,,e,l. Shells
nxplts'rd within A. few ynrtls Of his o[lco, lres
rlRcd. Ersnt ,Wnlis. pillars. anil ancscnt mont.
tut3rftll
, 1880-03-06
yt1r,-TJIE WAR TIME.

mnn who ever Rnt III tuo Onitll 6tAtuN IIOlso OF
---
In tho next Congress, and In those which
followed it.--for Nr, Washhurnc ws,s
rs Chairman OF tic Committee on Commerce,
and later, as Chairman Of the Committee on
APPROPRIATIONS. LOOK most prominent Intt.
farsi@l,tnd ntc,iirencc, sny lint % ie IVA VA " rvaa
w.. ~ r.,.,..t 49,. .s ."I - ""s
'lot 10 De LOT thtFty uAJs' out might no 1or
years. Uy his constant service III tic House,
he had learned more regarding tho means
necessary To bring nbo'it legislation llan had
any ef his associates, and during all the fear
LUZ uhys !1uit LOW W 'oo' ~ WIS iookeu upon
rs one Of tho chief, II not the chief, man
III the National Assembly who could
uu 10 fro,hI 9 ~ " tho es mnes, cIeary ~.
aoldicr IN fhe flalt nnd lin ncccsat,v NV
os .,.n.,.. ~ ta. o 49, 49, s. 'M -, I..y I'M ioi
1folhp1 nct.on on Inc part OF I'ie civ'i autllor.
trIen,, nf prrsf,,cnt ,ffcnln rndscI ~ II vas ,ns
hfs tlMty,. OH tho part of tho House. to 20
with ar. seward, OH ihe pnrt nf the SENATE,
election for tic first time, liz catIlo to WASH
!ngion. -
f,nm;tni az iis i'm" ttarn I"u I.,,, ,,., ~
,,,iapr,aat ~ in ,iv, uo s XVIII ucn
p, w. WlcA
n!lu l!tcll now, Tor the titNt tlInp, " fu!ly
cleared np.,, II was ut first arranged BY
1lU,o tic Republican, 1ninnaesrs w!,,o. in 1851,
liza Tr"si,l.,'irarort o IN ~" .'"T'u Eo,,,o, ~
uitl who. with tnnny uthor vt.of ritycrs t.mr,.ii
hfs WIN ,nt ny KY Iui, sho i"Hn ,n ,m
phia% % o,' III Ut ordi,ary day traII IND IND nrryu Ut
, 1880-03-06
From Obscurity and Pow
crty to Fa1nc ''1ld
Fortune.
Nav England Life Long Ago-What
May Bo Accomplished by
Hard Work.
euccess In the Far West-A
!. Long Congressional
Career.
1uar. Time Memories - Recent
Historical Events.

Wartime Memories = Recent
Historical Events.
,,-yEw ENGLAND TonEFAT1IEns.
no III Nt,e FORK Tt'nes.
rftt bo truo Of men tl,at "blood will tell"
I'm success fl ltfo achieved by Elihu b.
Wa.bburnc, of Illinois, who WINS fnrmer's
bor. prlnicr's apprentice, who las been n
lawyer, statesman, and tllplomnt, and who Is
Today foremost aI,,ong tho men who may
ristm 10 ,,o representative Americans, Is to q
srrat extent accounted for In advance IIo
!, descended. directly from John Wash-
hutu. the first Secretary Of tho Council
Of Plymouth. His father, Israel WASH
burn, was native nf Massachusetts,
4 nan OF high honor md sterling
integrity, who removed to tho District of
Maine III 1906, and III 1900 settled Mt Liver
more, Oxford County, that Slate, where ho
ded in September, 1870, Mt the ngc of o. years.
The grandfather Of Elilru y. Washbtrno on
he fathers sldc, Isrncl Wnshhurn, OF Rayn-
ham, Mnss., was soldier Of tho Revolution.
lie was in many respects typical New En-
eanicr of tho time, mingllng tho character
istics Of tho purItans with those of tho Pill
elm Fathers. 1Io WIS tall, larRe-framed
man, and even In his old neo straight and
strong After the war he became fnr1ner;
wasIndustrous and frugal, united q sound ill.
telligence with rnre common sense, and added
tonnln1cxibe honesty tho strictest sense Of
Justice. His nlmo wAs tho synonym Of tsnth
aud honor, but wlthal ho was man Of nlucl,
sternncss and severity; usually talked but
little, yet ut times WINS vigorous md often
vehement In his address. Mr.. Washbnrne's
mother was daughter Of Samuel Benjamin,
who descended directly from the Pilgrim
Fathers, and whose services III tho Itcvolu-
tionary War nro rccountcd In n document
still existing, as follows: T.,
Ihc declaration q Sf l,s,,tn Le"t; ncn'amtn mndo
samuel ncn1nmln, n resident and citizen Of tho
un!tca statcs Of America. and inhatant OF
q M@sach.lsetts, W % on otf, dcciass. tint f from from
thc battlc nf toxlngtan, April u. 1715. IN which
u tho Snye SSros
th tlay Of August, 4. y. l7s:.. served tho cisht
ss shi Il M isss s c 1T Il pe Ct b GHSFGs a ~ sa
serTice eypirci, and on tho ist q January. In,
Continental Consress, m Enss1s tnn Commission, on
,s1va @ uadeT sn!a i!lD' ',eon''mi.sion M '' il capt.
Michael Jacks on's regiment, IL tho Massa-
n',s fsnsst,s Line II the Army q tho
~ dated oct !, IN, under which commission
lserved in tho sano company abovcsaid, which
% no% ssd Sy' ce Ss fs9ee eehs
l.nd, Until tho 9TH dny of August, 4. y. 1852,
e. rhss hssss sno 'fy9 Gy oG shs sishis
ecn; y also horennto annexed, 1ly cotnnisBlon
, 1880-03-06

se. ~ MrvGm. !.o "as "1su ~ meMuT ~ tao Ju'ns W.
ar n nn III IT, snn ,ae a
Il ita; ia ~ ai:o 'seaisr y 40 Jsis.
C1rnTtttno on Ncconstr1ictioti. ana tlle EhnitmMn
ri nttcr tnG ~ IT. ., ~ Nnd1 sH " .ao
A :tii,:is 70 fsiIroad ccmpai,Ie:; sad Tesl:tc,
ieyslative erino in hlstory. tho biil which
MenIu1silMatea M tho ilrst rso msnorfgnxo & 0r tho
nosRase On ot ' she rsss e1a mp"ue, 10
ns7 to-, :" ela ~ 5Sir 5 n,m 1nds H. keeg q, not "s
managers, who overrodo al orposttton 70 their
ffess e a,s 81 ."S'm 81 Sa a q
lnrbor bills. and all the extravngant apptoprla-
nons 11r ,1 ,publlo !inss III - suo;dns for
steafnah,p iinos' ana MI tcncwals Of patcns'
x.-sTCRETARY or STATE.
There Ia reason to believe TINT {;en. Grant
was always very grateful to Mr.. Washburne
for the good service which he did him when
lie was comparatively obscure citizen, and
aftcrwartl when he had made a name, At alt
events, In 1860, when ho llad been elected
President, ono OF lis first acts was to MP
point Congressman Wasllburuo to tho first
place in his Cabinet. Tie appointment was
made fin a manner exceedingly Characteristic
of Gen, Grant, It Is n fact beyond DISPUTE
that, rs III tho case Of Don Cameron, Nr.
Washbllrno was entirely Ignorant of the
prcstfIcnt,s intrntfou tn n,oh,s him ont, of hta
Secretaries. The great Illinois Congressmnn.
Immediately after tic President's inuugl,.
ratton. wns sitting In h,s roam In I'm CnnitoJ.
tim rnnm nf tt,n (,tn,mlttne mn Arnronr1n'
t]ous. which In tuol, nt,ssrssron of oftcr the
death Of Thad Stevens, s,-uml was discussing
with IInr,cG t;rueley nnd two nr Tires ntl,ef
gentlemen TIC proDaole ACTION Of Prestt!ent
tirallt IN reEara to his Cabinet Even while
they we're falk!llE, pnEe-boy cnno III from
the Se''atc Cll..tlls'er, SAYING:
portant EXECUTIVE appointments"
Mr. Wnshburl,e took the paper which the
lad ha,1tle.l him, aud, greatly to his surprise,
REM @ at M iae top or .tlo !S!: IT,, ,,,,,,, ,v..
| burhe, Of 1lIlnois.n
!, InrnlHE 10 Ar, Greeley AMI tue other gen
tlenicit who were present, .lle snld:
, 1880-03-06
I1r.-A sCI1ooLAtAsTEi,.

Hs>"H+".Na5t s4ao IVY o PlItA3NNb 7leAASIVA
was mot long 10 continue. Tho paper with
which ho was connected failed, n,ltl he wns
thrown out into tho world without employ
ncnt or any hope Of obtaining another sitlln-
tlon. Still ho did not despair, Md, return.
Ing to tho nefglborllood OF his home, by
the Influence of friends, after passing
n severe examination, Ito wns selected
to teach tie district school, Ills COM
pcnsatlon being $40 a month, md 1t
being stipulated that he was to "board
around" among tho ncishboring families. E1o
was barely Is yents Of age when ho cntorcd upon
tho duties ct schoulmnstcr. hfnuy Of bis pupils
were much older htsd stronger thnn himself,
aovernl Of them wcro notorious mischief
makers, aud tho wintor before tho BcfnoImaster
had bcen, By a number OF r!oto,is pupils, turned
bodily out OF tho school md tho ach0ol itself
closed up. Dy overJ mca,,a in ha power, desiring
tonyola q collision With thcnl, tho young tnnster
tried 70 coIciato bis echolnrs, mid for a whlo
succeeded admirably. Aftcr tho second week,
eC ~ Ges9Sn, t9 seS synps Of rey
opportunity no would givo tho biR boys who
woro disposcd to 10 impertinent a tRsto Of hls
cass was W up FIJI Cetore T lin NJ for reo!tation, whei
ono Of thc biggest and worst !asls IN school not
only declined 10 obcy ono of hia or,ors. but I'm
word young Washburnc sprung from his plncc,
md, with = honvy ri,lcr, bent THO rolel!ions
pupil ~. 70 vsoro.'sly oyer tho head and shout
gcthor with his companions who had been
most unr,1ly, over nftorHArd submitted to dis
muster muster WnshGurno @ had 'f no frther s trouble IN
WRcn hIss thrce n,o'.ths' term is sshss,l-
hp succeeded, nftcr much otlort, ID SECURING Il
paace as apprentice In tho Office Of the Konnc!,co
h,'a a. A%Enstes y Mc Thich t ws Thy ts leading
ton Of hts career, Mr. WashblIrnu writes III his
, 1880-03-06

very ably; It WIS then Wing nRainsi Demo
x1y sIa Socr rrpe Ar q KsHWeky WIFE cn%r Tn"kS fyo '
tlcoreIa, 4 roMgll.luwn sur 81 tlle forest,
norn !,1 down very lart upon the ',lnrirs,' rs
tl,n,! called them, III tlln snlhe ;lctase l.any
ilstrIclE0f Pennsylvania, n DT. l'cterkin, who
hnck, l,rlRqs and DRIVES ni Kentucky, iInIie-
Hunter, III vtrHInin. wins Rpcaker Of the 1!nuso
~ ~ dns n,1m ''1m' t h. o t2r tp sS ~ S ,,s ndett Z
Fny. Nevertheless, hc was IN nblo and touest
."rho scnate OF tho United State. was then i.
Rrent l,!cn who wure thcn members q #, We
my well .oy thcrs wcro Ein,ta IN tl"sc si,,ys
n ssans %sse Msie ss wsht aa'a ars tho psst
A. isp,e # nc.riy ,hirtyiiye ycats oa,, dis;
wns. ihen ,yicc-i'res!dcnf- Ito wns i blum hut
% psyns III iitie nteto i" I seer%Iiy Gt
Of fratik nnd kindly mant1crs. Etc had fought
" tho lndlnn wnrs and y wns elatI,,cd thAt e., Nc
days:
'1!SmseIy Ia,nneI ;hs, ;lssmsoy soy .,,,o, roo,n.o,.
from TIM 1zcnncteo District, nt,sl. u. hatt known
dressed mysclf to him wtGn rcnchetl Wnahing-
ton: 1to wnAycry kind tu the. ani tonk tne up
70 tho Whitn li0sc niltf tntrtHucch MO To- rrcsi.
Dutch. lacking nlan, VIII, Il LITTLE hhA h6at,
small features. but with nt inte!!!gcnt cot,nto.
reserved md distant III hIs ntnners, as II. then
appeared to me-"
1lousnrt ns ,vns thia visit 10 Washington, how.
ever, young WHslhirnn wis iinnblt to pr0ang
It. fln wns stson rumnesl by tho rapid drt!reah0
In his small hDnt1l Of nons,y that IT ,splll l'e
ingtot, he, by slow stHEea. over rt,ugh r0nts, and
making long trips on river tcnnb0ats, ut lnRt IN
tho spring Of 1910, landed 1T tlnruA, IN tltuOs,
famous,
, 1880-04-12

F10uR-Wns vcry euot, with no particular change
ae.on.. nhlts "ns1 3opns1ea of hn bfIe winters On
private teFihs III urls d0ublo tItras al E739t for
pntonaf 80 brIa uxtrns Ut {hs3; and rs brs no rtndo
d" es'sa.o 'efs. Ioaa; - ~ o. oris E!port hours IN
saska ~oFo Quoted At 6oa5S for extras, and s525a
40 for r.nicD do.
DrnEn nnHEApsFuprs-sn,cs WORN rop,rtcd NJ 4 car.
bran Ut sissisess; cara mi1ars =. siaoslso; iS g. m
nnmnnt A. sfI TLttta ~ cs r., ~, .ss.L "tN'
si.1IiSi. wJinaT".vn. s1 s'' sn',ra ~ .s"Ss ',s
xnnrInc iuo "na 'n.,. ~. s nnI s.n,Hes. na.
Friday e iir. anSots % rero y sIo. sut .vvS
stcadier In tnnu nnt N"v yort 1,nIIn.s w.. arn,"
thnm"h nmxs" at ,h"." ~. .,. , s "c'e et'uei
.A"uRu un1oTa more feal'coa their hEtls On sotno
xsss ' sa TS II TS's ne os s5y
1eall,R H. tho cCct that the nTknt ho rt,no gbsIt
IN low ~ unH Tor tho prea1nt Tim btaJg tretllt
g ht csutly dune for the psposo Ut niln9 alrts hit
THO totn! tenrn wsrs trss nnxiois 10 cnii,iIt tIvs-
eulycs faEar tho shirt sitic Illart WAS nut much
dunanu fur siHIt. ccpt few rnNy1 nt* ii 1o toy-
crcs tnInatlhtey; te5 cliscd Vii. edged
sgsGt'Is u I'LL: seller MnY upcnest al q.
sslios te 1ni,nth ranged u; iiltt csns Il l.te
.'ntsG! !ha stnI premium ~ curly ia.er.
lS,{ H. ,cns ras q aa",ssa +, sd;x AMxs.i u aa
ri s0; III bu rujsctsd ts1 At H., md 3q1 III ~
aninpIe at 7knfSlLEl. Total, D,uO BIZ. For Ma ui1
truck. ti:6 Mnh hid. f "''
tor nj i1 In stnts; sN III wtntcS bY sMtpn nj
GusS-'vHs ii s.,ua demand nnd stfe;,xst closing
lin ECa var, mi. ssn,6x Sn ", ~ 4Hu nIlt4h
, 1880-04-12
TILE LOS ISLANDERS.
who rs lal1,g "Jay Gotild's Patrons
ueco III Iosral
Tt,rf rt,,ff T1rojaftr.

VVho bt GIafIn AJnv E0uldtH rafrDn-
,,oo. ~ rn,rn7
r.. - -. ,.',s,..
4',f.s sh'@e ifo'aer.
First the Inter -Oecan coins calumny ngninst
Mr.. f,lnlnc md tt,on hypocrittcally hopes Mr..
I,lnino will CONC iuto priut md proyo himself
..I"' .r',a - ~. ,a.'axa, -, ,,,s,, - :" aae-
lh1'nceht! IAts ~ mo uespcfnso "ot~ y. uce-
pnratc nrHtlu, mud yet 1t Ii to bo hoped no Que
will think Ut holding Con. Grant Responsible for
thc omr1oyment NJ anch ru1tan- -ttko muuns In
~. ,.s,.r,t "~"' - AN''
HIS oehnlf.
OF courso tlioro is not particle nf PROOF
III tho Ia,cr-kean'a whole story. It's refer
orco ~ 1r,rn opd tta rescrtinn TINT i" MIR.
WY :" AoMu "'t. 10 ',",'a ....a.. T.,
l'laino 1s using jay toulas r"tro'HRe III
1Own' III Ills interest. Ii particularly Aniurtu-
INTO for It. For when the question nf Jay
f,nI,hrs brrI hctp rnfnrrnd IN an IN ns 1o,yn ia
s as W.. '.s .,.,'. -, s,yn5 o. 80, t,,nt ~, ~
Gonectnea, INC tnnRht II cAlicu W n III ~ ~ ~ ~
rs It nppSas u owa III te conses5 s ., T. W. io,uppt
ponsa " behoH ol Gc1,. urant1 ai't ~ sE,St .,n,
oppna!tton so AZ. itMle tns 1.3 ituMo ,u ntao
cpal lreMa anu representa.Me III ltM an y "tSp II
non nfnS strnhfGsG 4,s ,,eo ts n m dis H.
.ahc; ~ @ t ~ +,o snn,n Hu III fins snvi,,ry
aial ;.t f,ar i1nfuSS 4 ainv ,,n mcmt,s NJ nff
uuinr il, Tia efforts 10 curry tho State fnr Grant,
nor using Jny Gosfd's INFLUENCE or putTonage ut
n!l II s cnort' 81 iMe rs ens St,S 1rrfcca,, son
f,ns rriscti +hn "rp lint ti,n Inv 1p,Iii infu.
, 1880-04-12
tIon,." r,n, ,cn,oAoo 7:nnnuxE shows TINT these

pruiosnla nrc ,:eai,y IN linz With what IL calls
"WnMl-p pulp % t1sw nluterlai entering intp tho
' frs 4 II !, + f. 4npn'ma nT''SI pr na @
by wnnr- power. There IA no nAterlnl In Ita coin
n!inn and nm p,rt Of o rrnccss Of making It
s,,tn Ice tlnrs. Wufsl, stone. nnil watcr nru nil
nbusn!nnt mil icE,cnpns dirt lii this country.
a." e, 10 %r,!'enl ,rsnS nor fotGrnS ,a 70
cot,,so tho raw ] iScriai scti III tie inn''.
raw n'aterni ii lto @ ,t,s.tct'lreo ot ncwspap pers,
titl to tlior rnw 1pntcrial, even un,1cr tho pro-
PArcr,nnkurs ars enttiisi 10 theirs: Ihoro cnil
lu ny argument nln,,t tho fiiet that ncwspepcr-
4e4. nI RI. H. Mse tniy 'itfas ao
eInrc tho pbllgulon Of ncwsl'apcrs tn t,c fllr',-
hincturliiV. Ter ttto newspapers wcfo required ~
Iiy It HI1,ss nctlrls tax tho RAillo NJ other fnsH-
laGttHrl''s ,ctt cecr'a so 'o''s Us s''ch t"s wos
pro,Ml,ly bo thros,i avfy Upon Congress. be-
Ga1tso tho "legttniatn protective Theory, was
9nE rs, .1lss.reI 4; h iat l'y The nr,,ol:srs
n,er l,rctct,tI tn tako t,pad ytnw ~ NIL homo
n,nt'ufacturca, tu s,sscr them ult: to help thcm
5fi e ahe tno s ssfsFF s sf" 4v, IF '%'"sy q ssi S 70
UNEQUAL ami nnfa!r TERMS, II this notion was
manufactures wo,lll l'u t,rntc.l nike Cnrc
C # 5 to hoy a 9 r m ,f' ss fo 70
eri tho mnsor!nls used III tlcr Industry 3 the
most favorable tcrlns: md facilities nf l,ts sort
any clnss 1T thou. but 10 NIL nf tl,osn. Suc ls.
examinations Ms' wero dus1actl III their behalf
would i'e lrGSse.t E'nst Gatal!le f0rolK1' n.Rtl,
lo lrcototl nG,linst i'tio class Of home tna'i.,:
fact1.rcrs tlr tho boslcnt OF another olasa Of
, 1880-04-12

IuILArELrntA. April l0.-FfOuR-fo demand OK
cept from Inca. trndo' Minnesota oxtrns, medium,
&0; ch1lcc, tGo: fnncY. {J2ss Ohio c1tsns, modium,
f800s choice, tG2a Nye tfuur, t1I1al.7a
GRAtF--Whcnt nnsett!cd and fevorish. Wnstorn TO.
jectcd on tsnck, &nh: No. red In elevator, car
lots. tli5<t No. rcd. ApEt|, ttN bio. tiss naSed
hth5 Na0 hld slfak askcd, juno, tt.27x nld s!2sA
asked, July, &l'1 b1d. sl.lS naked, -3inrkSt
crn m!xed on track. Scs sses.ner IN trnok 5<c, sa
mxs;' HU,il ss nd III Sky aa.sd MSy 4s{s b.d ass
mixed. ~: No. whlto +4a!4it4c
!uy1HtuNH-Qulrt and uMchanRod.
HHrTEH-Qulet; creamery extrn. 296e3lc; Now York
sate n1o Bradford Connty, mennsylynna, e1tea, :b
ttNHs-Firini Western. 11ef1.!&1c- --.-.
l3Hc.
lsETHoLEuM-Dnlt snd unchanged.
yFlfiAKY--fluiI NJ S1.u
HECEt1TS-Flnur. g,uM briBf wheat Eltm bur corn.
147lQl bu: oats, hN1 bu. '''
6iItPMENIs--Wheut, 10000 bu; corn, llQW bu.
, 1880-04-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL II, 1880.


tt1sRa1 fnr re1r 10 medium. md nt Ae03dH for
GNod to fenliy olt0lco GRADES
At. tOUiR.
Yr. f.ouIa. April ln-CArriE-Gnod Average d..
ninnd. but tho tnrptJ Ia small Tint real rnrkot
Hns r,atct PRICES numlnnl5 nnchnnFndi receipts,
1tals RhlpMentt, ilp.
.siEET-Fnlr demand. hut offerings very light,
little nOntt rscri3ts, lDF shIrmnnta. Hll
ilnar~*tcsty, Yorkcrs 10 iia;tnntcs. A.aoa!
packing, 4it1tt.n HncNn, ft.his4.t0i hntchors' To
ioioctad. H. Assl receipts. aos ahIrTonts a+o.
KANSAS CITY.
6psefdt Dsratth Ia TAt thttaso Tribune.
KASeA. CtTY. NO.. April 1o-CA1TLE-Tho Price
Chr!nt reports receipts, GE!t thrn,onte1 SIT Nattnt
ssad[s sH hat,Fc sMfEmfs hH'x9 X sfncx1Ga IT, @
oeados. t1nYs2aU 7,exns ElaetaM
1tHUA-lccnlpts. 1,zss hhlrrrntA 4f9t trI. tnhrfct
and mlxod packing, 2~G93h&.
C1HofHNATT.
CINCINNATI, April lA-1{nua- Firm: common, &1M
a&al' light, td*btN paekns. t.at%t0SI blichoFs',
A6S1a7aE rccelpts, 01o, shlpmc1tH AD.
INDfANArH1r.fs.
lNn1ANAPoLle, April ta-Iiuas-Quloh al &a7t9
t.Vi receipts aAO' ahpmdnta, I!mt