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POLITICAL.
IN CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO.
The Committees Of the Union Democratic
nttl Gardcn City Democratic Clubs Of tho
First Ward, 10 lcal UP al1 sores md effect
consolidation 0f the forces, met last evening
ut the Palmer House, md It proved grand
row, Tho spectacleh Bob Bruce was chosen
Chairman. The Gartlen City fellows wcro
represented by Joseph Chesterfield 1lackiu,
liarrIstcr Keougl,, George Everhardt, Bob
Bruce, and T. II. Tilton. Tho Union Stdu
Ind John Brennan, j. r. Tillotson, n. A.
nrlseoll, Dave Thornton, md II. F. Merritt.
As sd0n as Bob took tho chair, kcougi,
arose IN all his length. 1lo dilated upon his
good Democratic principles, not abiding to
tho time When le wing forged otf tho 1{cpua'-
1nt Of the paTty. l!o objected TO MI. 'rIltou.
Upon tlls Mr., Ti!ton Withdrew, Of course.
Then Joseph Chesterfield AIaekln dropped
out hccAl1se lle wouldn't give ill to IT, item
that both Clubs dixorgaliIzo aud Tint tic Oil
GERS of each resign, alal that the Committee
Hf three from each Club selected t. prepare
cSG ot of a Gysaws RrepaFo sue H. document
Jlraea Of ,le Garden City Club and 10 de-
clthetl to put the nation, ind the FLING AEB-
ncrsett. Harmony nnlomg the Democrats IN
the First Ward nt this tine Is ono Of the
things mt likely to b0 seen.
a number ot young Democrats mot last
night ut tho Palmer llousa III t.nswer to u
postai-cayd call. for the purpose OF otfeeting i
young Denl0crAtin Organization Il, Conk
County, to boom nlonE tho Seymour eausr.
sc!un of tho llousa Ut Winston. :Mr. Frrtl. D.,
u boosting tho causo along. Inst March, i
St9to nrganizptl9n was effected at Spring:
rassnt FIJI e. wf o das 1nSd asts s stSx wi ,e st r
Inst evening, anil Wulter TruliibuIl was
seIpctetl to preside, and ". II. Dowllie chosen
Secretary. 1t wt1S determined to form or
Eatltzatl0sls' throughout tho county at ones,
un1 to demand pacGA OIL the county, State,
and Nntionnl delegations for its members. A
cutnmlttco t0 decltlu upon Il plnn 0f orgnll-
!zntton was nppuintetl, rs follows: Huns
liAcfting, Richard Prnndergnst, +. u. Wins
low. G. D. l.arrahce, II. Ii. Shepard, ". ii.
l,owlsey,. Fred s. Winston, i. Kelley, uiui
Ge0rsu keFsten. F1!ore was alao appointed
CoM,nitte9 on Inyitntipns, ns follows: j. L.
OeoIiet,n,,. Il. II. MnRnire, +. a. Deln,nlor,
anu G., j. White. ARter hrNring solllo Tts-
ports tho nleeting adjourned subject to the
Gull 1f tho COMMITTEES 0ll Organization.
.Sonle llAlfn tlUzen Democrats who love
lI0rnt!o Seymour, alll who advocate hls
gallse, mot lust evening ut tho fremont
House, with Gas-lnsprctur baldwin iii the
chair, tn plB'a that ynry snail tn,Ot,l along.
Thu ILL., 10 c0tcrlb Mre very sa,lEGlne OF s,,r-
cess. Tile Committee un Ml.sa. Aleotlnx re-
ported TINT Saturday, Ju,ln +, mt Bu'clnck III
the evening, flitd teoh fixed upon far Tie
grand hlnwiNt, but hRfE l,t.l nit vet been
tnElKeA.. Thu place Ut meeting will be M
l3puacC1 hereafter,
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5T. l1uU1H, H1U,, Alhy 31.-~A SI1tt ct G0n-
siderable Importance to steamboat me1. .was
decided by Judge Treat Ut the United
States District Court to-day. In November
lust the tow-boa Ltoness No. . 'al!ppetl u
crew Of tea net, at l'itssburg to bring taw
Of conl to St. Louis. On arriving ut Cairo
TUG toy was d!vltei, ns usual, It requiring
to this pnlt; On ilur secall!l trip tho Llolcss
WIS nhlaKetl tn lay ny ut nushburg, twenty
tiso miles below here, OH account Dt ico IN
the river. Tlle crew was pat! OIL to alnte ai,ti
il, nrown i Co., ow,,srs 1t ma L[onsss. % far
their EXPENSES buck tn rtttsbllrg md Wagus
until ttlnlr nrriyal ut that lMrt, a1ld Judge
Treats decision IL In tilBlF favor,
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Tho NInttpr Referred to a Select
Committee on Motion of
Gladstone.
A Coalition Cabinet Will Probably
Be Organized in Italy.
Leon Say Likely to Je Elected Prcsi.
dent Of the French Scnate.
No Treaty Of Commerce in Existonoo Be-
tween the United States and Spain.
GERMANY.

DESTINY Ia Fll*Et
BERLIN, Mny ALA sal disaster has oe-
CURED ut Iotsdam. Tho beautiful tue,t
House, On Peacock Island, Inns becn de-
g.royed by tlre, together with the wllolo Of
Its valuable and rare contents,
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, May ol.-A Berlin dispatch tothe
Times says: "The Centre purity observes Il
strict reserve, but 1t denies loudly that It Is
waiting for instructions from tho Vatican,
The progressists are trying to form mnIor-
fty agafnst the Government. The National
Liberals aro still divided OIL tho atti-
ttldo regarding tic naw Bit reyis-
Ing the May laws. a very hard struggle
will linyo to be fought OIL this matter In tho
Chamber Of Deputies. The reasons why the
Government las resolved to introduce tho
bill arc twofold. Firstly. tito Vatlcan Inns
not yet answered tho resolutions Of tic Stnto
Ministry Of tho 18th March, declaring whit
concessions WILL 10 accorded 1y Prussia
should tue Vatican really wish peace.
Prince Etsmarck Is now resolved
10 coERoE THE VATICAN
70 MI open declaration. Tic hopes the new
lili viii he tho best means for the purpose,
corded powers before ting Vatican l,as agreed
TO the demands Of tho State, rs every pre-
tex1 On tile part Of the Curin TOR retartllng MI
Another rtason why isrinre Bis,nnrrk
wishes to introduce tito bflI Il said to uxfst III
tic fnct TINT not only very Influential per-
Sous at tl!e Imperial Court wish to sue pence
between the Church und Stnte restored, but
Vienna. It Is said proposals Of the It'll have
been made known BY PRUSSIA IN tho VntIcan,
and that tic latter Is ttut ut ait satisfied With
tho policy OF Princu Bismarck. Tile t;0yern-
nnjnrity In these measures, but Us tar M tj,o
situation to the present cnn be Judged n gell-
ernl d1strnst of tic Minister vt Worship IRE.
wallis aniong the NatIo,,al Ll.,crals Tlio lnt-
ter will only. vote for tho bill II the powers
proposed to be grantcd by it tn tic t:oyeri,-
acnt b. put under tho control of thu whole
Cnbiuet Instead of Il sinEle Minister niOf1e.D
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CRIMINAL NEWS
SPECIMEN DEMOCuhrs
8rsttai Dtspdtth to 7At fH3e.., 49,

oPte'a' Dspa<ea 20 7he Gtedoo Ittban.
bHELpfV1ttE, lnd., Mny 2t.-Tho
of Lee A.ngie,t. Ennntv ;r..."a hfrest
,pt+i, t,u. ~ il 4teasuref, aIone
-. NJ" s"oua H4s e"nk, dcorgH Sprnr1 III
Charles Robertson, last 1llEhE hv y ftsM a'M
States 1}cn,ttv Marshal to9 - obllea
onrst1nroi,,a ,a.,''.'. ~. suuts to-day created
rests was for tllo parts thav ,i,,,st Nv at-
efertion rfnt yph{cf, t,n1, ,,,on p"t5ea In the
ASH - .s,,a,. H.. ."oA p.aEe OH t!ia 9th M
5AIill. At WHICH Time I'M election woa h,,N W
held for tho various tnwpoh,., pt1nR
I'm that INV no tr .n'p o1lees.
a.. "1 1t 80 h!!eguu, ,AfnsJen
t!le IceokllIzcQ onlIy Of tic Democratic 49,.
In this county. aItlml nv a sot ~ "''e patty
conqtoutIv ft,,ir,u nt,s. -! ees " men who
no ,,,,tat,,an.o o" ' n' aaa, Us IS cll0rgcd In
~ r" s'ts'tett:te iuaHa Wy tno United Stats
ufahu Jury, ihtllnldato and prevent Thomsss
Wilson R,ltf Charles Beard, two eoinrat ttolas o41
from voting, It having jcoro, e1 ,,,t y, nlen,
t1fcttnnrtts searn rnr,,t,.a oa. that }n-
,,,o,, ,,n.noa ~ a..ti. FIm"Me akaiHst tho thseo
',tch ", nali!eo' A1hsael yesterday went In In.
alanapolIs, appeared before Judge f;rosh.."
giving himself up, at the samn ia tiA'tas
tnr l,onJ IN fha am, ~ ., ..llo a e1s-
nm s,,ro+,, fer a." a"' VI sl,Oo, ind
oa4eyy to' @fe safHo amount.
Anfstteh having surrendered hInsa,,
tho United States Marshal t,nmoaI,tss,'s.
came .lluret mnklng tho other fwn n.suasy
Tie cfarFes, leaving out techntcaii,faa. ~.
rs follows: That Iii tile CITY 0f SIrihyt,nns,e nse
tall townsip oilcess vas ilsfdlGn it'll 'ns, fHr ct:
Constitution ami laws IT ttln Stat. taet Il toa
diam: ullt on thRt tiny Tl1oInna Wttol4a' " 4a'
, 1880-05-22

THE NEW PARTY IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May 2l.-The Times sara tlare
could hardly llayo boon miller commence
Ment Of the session OF the new ministerial
re'gn than was presented by yesterdays dr.
bates IN tho two Houses. Tho Queen's
speech indicated Ito material divergence IN
tho policy adopted by tie new Ministry from
that pursued by the Into Government. Con-
sequcntly there WIS scarcely any opportunity
for conflict Of opinion.
DIsADLAU7!g AND THE oATN
C'arles Braulaugh. appearing Mt tho bar OF
the House Of Commons to-tlay to tnke tile
OATH, Sir II. D. Wolff {ConseryatIye) op-
posed.
There werc crics Of "Order."
The Speaker said: "Tl,o opposition Ia I'LL.
precedcnted, but Dir. WoltE must ba heard"
htr. Bradlangt, WIS ordered to Withdraw,
which caused considerable uproar.
Mr.. Wolff said Ills opposition WIS bccause
Bradlaugh IL I'LL atheist, and col,scn.letl TINT,
besides being an atheist, Hru.|langh Inns
already tnfrfnge!l the terms Of Ills oatl, Dy
iNs hIs nook 1 fHEt!ilsa r@o 1n'peaehmontot the
Mr.. Gladstone moved tn refer to select
conantttee thu QUESTION whether untl ltpOn
what ground ths ilouse lius. q right to ire.
seHt Sha 1nsmbes sa fFem tatklmg the % uath:
toNrned after protracted and warm discus
SULLIVAN R1.EcrEn.
"A. N. Snl1lvnn, the 1lomt+Iiuler, has been
elected to the House Of Commons for Mcatl',
T1tE n,.sH MEMBERS.
Tho irish members Of Parliament voted, IS
10 3, to SIT OH the Opposition DcsLei.eS,
THE UNITED srATHs AND CANADA.
In tic. House Ut Commons Sir Charles
ni'ke yaid tho Government would lay uIA,n
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CH!73Ipp 7FW4HAs
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 21.-A special to tho
Pioneer Press from Winnipeg says: "Ser-
gcunt-Ainior Joseph Francis, of tic mounted
police, arrived hero yesterday. lie says Sit
ting Bull Intends paying visit to Winnipeg
very shortly, accompanied by four othor
Chiefs. Among them are Broad Trail, Low
Dog, and these important personagcs arc to
be accompanied by IN escort Of twenty-five
warriors. Tho pArty were to leayo Wpntf
Mountain OH tlie ist 1t aiay, 90 tlat they nnY l
bn expected th arrive Within week. .Insnp!l
Af0rnli will accompany thom NJ Interpreter
llr. Fralcls anticipates trouble with tic III
dlnnS before long; ns the S!oux. .rleEana and
compelled 10 resort tn nets nf rnplne and rob.
bury a great deal Of lInrst.~ah.nlimE Is going
on even now among tile hostile tribes"
, 1880-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-A dispatch from
Tucson, Arfzona, says q dispatch from Capts.
Tupper md Kramer states they run the Vic
t,rias into New Afoxlco and captured twenty
horses. They parted within five nllles Of the
l,oaA OF Gen. Natcls's column, and followed
tic tratE beyond the linz tnwartIB tho Rlo
tsralltiu. Gen. IInteh's tronps wero PLACED on
tile trnil tho ArIz0Ea troops having oxhn,lst-
ctl their rnttons ,.ilA breaking nlIst1y Of their
horses dawn. They tnrllctl tie tr1ll ovar In
Gol. 1lntch, In whose Department thesa ilnll-
ms nre, and who ARC now gohlg toward tho
Afescnbr0 Aguncy.
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ITALY,.


RoME, May 2f.-rhe Allnlstcr'a1ists md
Disslhent Left concluded truce and will
vote together at the second ballots for Dep,t-
tics to prevent tho return OF candidates ut tho
Rlght. 4 coalition, Cabinet Including the
chiefs. OF tho vhr[nus SECTIONS Of tho Lib
crals, Is considered probable.
, 1880-05-22

Special DtpattA 10 Ihs CAftaeo ITtbun4.
WArEhTowN, Wis. May 2l,-The Jeffer-
SOIL County hop yards, although somewhat
backward. have masio promising start, aIul
the plants are budding III healthy condition.
Very few, II any. new yards llAVp. beell SIT
out this sprlitK, 10 TINT the acreage will re-
1nulu tho same ls3 lust year.
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FRANCE.

70 TIE t'f,ot,u1UED.
' rAn1s, May 2t.-Tl!o Chamber of Deputies
will be proruRt,ctl MI july IL.
ES-QuEEN 1sAnErI.A.
Ex-Queen Isabella Of SraiM IL expected
to 80 to 1.antlon shortly to nuke n long stay.
Witt nE, \ C1ASntpATE.
:. Lcnn Sny ugrees It, hec0,nc candidate for
tic Presidency If the Senate.
TIRED OF LIFE.
Gen. Gnutarta lins committed suicide. lie
WIS tired Of life frnn long itl-llealtli.
1lEJECrEp.
!. Iii the Chnmtcr or Deputies tle scheme OF
the Tariff Committee increasing the duties
Oil c0ttun tllreutts 10 per cent was rejecteds
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AFGIIANIg'rAN.

AF(31IANISTAN
F1nnr1Na AMONG TifEMsELvEs.
Sl,t1.A. May Gilt Is rcporteM tint the
Cabu!t troops In 11crnt aro divided into two
factions. nnu are fighting.
1pSnOS, May 2l.-A Lahore dispatch snys
q new combination has brcn formed ut
t!httz1lec. under Nlnhnmed JIM. Several
Wardak hcatlmcn joined 1t.
pEFEATED.
Four Thousand Shtnwnris were defeated on
tho .0!ll Inst. with u loss. Of 100 killed. Tho
british casualties were trftllng.
Eyrf.oslpE.
.Twcnty-etRht shops In Ca,,ul havo been de-
Btroyca by IL g,tnpowder explosion.
MORE FIGHTING TO IE DUNE.
Native messengers llave rcucllcd Cabul
with reports tfiat large numbers Ut tho eli.
etny aru collected between ShUkabad and
Glluztlee.
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THE BURMESE; EMBASSY.
LONDON, My 2f.-A ltamgoun dispatch
says: Representation Inns been n,ntle to tho
Burmese Embassy tllatif 1t does not 20 to
MAmtAlay within n few tlnys fond md car
rtage allowances will be stepped.
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REVOLT OF SEVERAL TRIBES.
coSsrASrGSorlE, May 2i.-Seycral tribes
have resDltcd In thu Pasta1ik OF Bassoral.
Troops hive bcen dispatched from Daglad
to suppress tho disturbance.
, 1880-05-22

UUIt8EtT 1NU1GNKNT.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, 1fay a1.-The city
papcrs publish telegram dated Trinldad,
Colo, May 20, from ex-senator s. W. Dorsey,
III which he says: IL have this moment
iicanl of the New York Hcratti's telegram.
wll[cl, makes NC shy that eleven OF the twelve
delegates to Chicago will ignore Instructions
and vote for Blaine. It. iniscrable falsc.
hood from beginning to end. I invent seen
Liou,'e
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RT|EH1A .

REMOVED FNoN OFFICE,
LONDON, Nlay a1.-Gcn. Suroff, Prefect OF
Police OF st. Petersburg, has been relieved.
Ills successor has not yet been appointed.
, 1880-05-22

vienna. N1ny 2l.-Goscllc1l, tic British
Envoy TO Turkey. to-ttny held MI interview
witt. Daron Won Haymerlc, which, Hast sew
erul hours.
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LOUISIANA,

ALL ANTl-HKANTs
Special Dispatth IL The Chltaeo 1rtbAne.
New ORLEANS, May 2t.-All tho delegates
to tho State Republican Convention elected
IN this city last night are anti Grant OF Gus
t0na-II0ise men.
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BELGIUM,


t. ris1Ncf; EUGENE nf: l.E0NE.
PARIS, 3fay 2l.-Princu Eugene do Legne,
tin eintuent Belgian statesman, is dead,
aged 70
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and hammered Heading down Ia 1917
ellen cl.e!nent for ti.ae on Th!rd strcct e., f.. !;
ssfnsSs Ss S%s t 'xsss s9snys fs sSs;sp aSsf pit e. e.
metl Weto ls 1ntich a,trprisrll ns H., tthe coal
, 1880-05-22

DEs MONIES, fa., May 21.-Johh Nelson,
the wealthy farmor and well-known stock
raiser and dealer, Of Benton County, who
las been for tho past two years extensively
engaged In horse-stealtng In Northern 1owa
and Minnesota, aided by young woman.
Efllo Bryant Of Minneapolis. who operated
in mule attire, and travelled with Nelson. wes
Greene County, where tloy lad run Of aey-
crnl horses: Nelson will Get the full.erm
penalty, and tho woman probably ole year.
Nelson has conveyed all hls property to Ills
wife.
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TIE INDIANA GpyERSoRs1f11,.

Spfeiot Dispateh Ia Jhr Chttnpo 1,rjbuns
INDIANAPOLIS, May a1.-Gen. Nelson, of
Terra 1laute, who lias hepn in this city dur
lug tho week, atlyncatcs tho nomination OF
Judge Wallis Q. Gresham, Of tho United
States District Court, f0r Governor on tito
Republican ticket. lie says there Is gcncr-
al feeling throughout tho State for another
1nan tim any Of t'aoso prominently namcd
for tho place, ard lie believes tl,at, on tho
night before thu Conventions n sufficient organ-
tzation can 10 effected to nominate the JuIgo
fuses to talk Ut tho matter, hnving. stated
once, ilfa letter, that Under no circumstances
would he he n candidate. But Ggn. Nelson
md tic Judges friends generally believe he
woull accept nftcr the il0nlfnnifon II tend
crud him. Indeed, Nelson undertakes to
say TINT he will guarantee tic Judges ac-
cnptNnce, 01l tho ground that no lnNn In tho
StNte, however high his position, can refuse
the delnands Of his party when rallied In sucll
:. mnnner. OF Judge Gresl,aln's fitness for
the plnco there .cnn be no doubt lto
!s q fine speaker; anil through tho
Southern scctinll Of tho State. where liU
WIS born and rnlsed, and where galns
must be nladc from ,the Democratic vote 1t
mud would doubtless run. fnr ahead ot his
ticket. That Judge Gresham, Mr.. Ortiz, or
some others equally wall known, will
be caught up ut tic eleventh hour and non.i-
1,ntet!, Seems to be growing belief Among
tho politicians OF the State; but until after
the. Chicago Convention very little will 10
said about 1t. Then there will hu m effort
,natle to select man In known harmony with
tho Chicago nominee, whoever lle may be.
, 1880-05-22

Mrer; 9. ": swearingen, OF Fremont County,
County, Atiorney-gcnura1; and Thomas
Hooker, Of Dallas. Register Of tile Land
Office.
IL. II. 1Veltor, Of Chickasaw County, was
elected Chairman, a,Ml j. NJ. Muflly, OF thts
city, Secretary Of tho State Central Conl-
Mfttee.
, 1880-05-22

cox AND BALBOA IsESP1TED.
NEW YoRE, May 31.-Goy. Cornell has 1es'
pited Chasttne Cox, the murderer Of LIZ.
Hull, to the 10th OF July, and balboa, TIA
wlfe-murtleser, to the 18th Of August Iile
condemned men wero to hnye been hanged
resplt with the greatest delight, tAel ltal.
Inn being extraordinarily ae1n6nstratlSo.
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mot recommend Weaver md Gillette, OF Mt
leaat indorse thoir nctlon, the reply WIS, TINT

mot recommend Weaver and Gillette, OF Mt
leaat indorse thoir nctlon, the reply WIS, TINT
botll would be unanimously renonlnatc.l and
reelected, and what vas the necessity for
Resolutions? That both will be renotnihatel
elected-to stay at home Str. Gillette, il lie
Knows anysl!ig, knows, no. ca,'npt defeat
,i! John 4. kasson N this dlatrict, md he wlll
only manifest exceeding, presumption .a,n!
folt. Mr.. WenYur win also be tiisappointed
III ~ expectation, much as lio desires to be
feeecte1 to spite tho Republicans. Weaver
h ens i ws Ss s sa Saf hs ess s pp pa
thinE pretty we'll fixed ii ti1g State Convon-
;s ws fbef bo rs or nose S se fs nas y 9 dd y
kirkwood ,yerc deslr roma to secure his non1f-
natlon; but lie had scrvtt two terms, elltl
was working for tho Uuttel .Statcs Sen.
ess' caaato ~ at II II ai MH' os rot aosssssr ssns
tions, @ailsl @ weaysr's friends dst wsro sanF"ims s
aud tle {'eneral hnppy over tllo! promising
lrtssIve form Of Dir. l}altar.l arose in tho
long, wlltencti iair,-the crown Of noble
patriarcli. .-,he shouted w!shste'torian voice,
tho presiding officer, when Ia l,olnlnate!!
SAm Ktrkwood, "the old 1War-Goycrnor:"
Every eye was turned upon tho stalwart ol!l
inan ny no stond erect and nnlnovcd., 4 del
rectly, ar0so and asked ty what authority hu
ll,adn the nomination. "1}y the authority Of
the Republican party Of laval" was the old
1nall's quick response, with MI cnrilestncSsDf
tim. nll1 llc sat tlnwt, nlnEt ro,tslng applause
Tint was the.ieAtl-knell tu1Veayer's elinnces.
Mrkwood was nominated BY n big majority,
in fact, unanimously elected, md,
70 tho United Siatcs Senate. iii
The history of tho Republican pnrty Of Iowa,
~ opportunity nncu Inst Il gone. forever.
Msasef Enew at ths nl t1ts %fnrs tho
nut tho: State viii rtgset To know tint DR.
!'n'lnrtl IL I'll Mt his. far1h III Audubon Cour-
tS, anu will probably mt fong survive.
, 1880-05-22
4 DARK HORSE.

Delegates to tho National Convention to pre-
sent tho lln1ne Of Con. Weaver for Presi-
ffanf
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CONNECTIONS =.

At GREEN BAY with Chicago North.
western and Wisconsin Central RAILWAYS for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all points
North, East AID South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee.
Lake Shore & Weyern R'y for Shawano sad
Manitowoc.
1T AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central r. K. for Ashland, SIZE
gen> Po Mt, Portage and Madison.
At MERIDIAN in with Chicago, ST.
Paul Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, 81. Paul and Minneapolis
At WlNOSA with Chicago, Milwaukee i
St. Paul Railway, for ST. Psnl and Minueay.
oils, with Winoua & St PetcrRailrond, &C.
i y. ". for Rochester, Marshall. sioux
City. Yankton, and points West
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
X. K. and With Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
AZ. hipDcsota Railroad.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
snd Cen1 Manages,
GuNSOE (. CASE, Gen. P-ss'r. Ast.
Grosu Bay. His
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Prince Arthur's Landing is 10
have 100000 ousheI elevator to
handle the wheat to be brought to
hat point by the Canada Pacific
railroad, which niu be open for
business next year. Just think Of
| t.. An elevator on the rocky
lor,h shore Of Lake SUPERIOR 200
miles northeast Of Superior And
the Canadians are trying to get up
''''9 o. 'o''.S 'il'' VIII maze their
way vi Guy F" ''e al" ~" between
me A"'"ihs ara The tan winter.
F" - n0A'
During a heavy sho wcr yester-
day the lightning struck small
barn on the rear Of . lot near tie
Travellers Home, setting it on fire,
and it burned ficrcely notwithetand-
ing the rain. BY great eXertions
James Golfers store house which
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a party consisting ct D.. {. Il.
Jordan, wife and daughter, Hon.
Geo. r. Stuntz and wife, Mrs. ".
Van Brunt and Miss Giilett, rode
down on the Minnie LcMont on
Thursday, and after pick-nicking
awhile with 3Ir. and Mis-. Com
nodorc Sazton at the light house,
came over TO see the sights in
Superior. They called At the TINES
office, Of course, and left their com
plimeuts for the editor, who regrets
he was absent.
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from Milwaukee this week, and We
are compelled TO 20 10 press with
hat sheets.
Preserve your health Il IS pct
Ter IMAM wealth
-uooo intentions are ''o' 4"
valuable as pF"c''ca' performances
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ne s''r'" oel'5 eu ~ ''.'
matter io's N.Y. anu no" - -"
our EASTERN ''''''' . '"o "'5' y
h'no'
from Way % June Z '"e a.
toh'shlhg amount = I'5 lhc''e9 y
water tel ~ ihis ioca.''y. % say ;
me weather observer az 1'"i"'H'
Mrs. Lorenzo /. Slayion has
gone down to hewcenaw Point tor
short visit to the tamiIy OF her
i"'i-e'' o. i'ooe' : oa'o''.'
Or = 9Htl.h ha9 neeh reap
pointed 0oaector OF 'he port OF
b"iHth' me Doctor makes an eN-
celleht ana popular "lIlcer' anu ms
many ifien Is are glad TO near Of his
renewed lease.
Vincent Roy AMI Father Yer
"eyst returned from 'he'f - Faol
trip on Monday. 1hey We're
Obliged to ''browso" along the road
tour days, "nuI the tram was able
to come through.
a young lady at ]. p Larson's
came Just too late for the census,
which was lucky for her, az she
caa, IN 20 or % years from nov,
throw OFT ten years from her age
without dail8ef OF D"'hS detected
by the record.
Sells Brothers circus held
forth at Duluth on Monday, and
attracted large crowd to that
burg. Some OF the performances
were extra good, some quite IN
different, but on the whole the
the show was better than most
people expected.
Hon. Ephraim G. ingalls,, mayor
Of North Branch, Mimi, was in
town several days lately, The guest
Of bis old friend Mr.. II. y. Shaw.
Mr.. Ingalls, says he does not see
much change il Superior since he
used to drive cattle through here
fifteen or sixteen years ago.
Mr. lIaupt, Of he Taylor mill
at Duluth, Mr. dc Neyea0, Of Fou-
dulac Wisconsin, and several other
gentlemen, il charge Of Mr. NJ.
Bywater, Of Duluth, We're looking
over Superior admirinsiy last Sun
day; also Mess. Rich and Little, Of
the new foundry a. Riees Point,
were measuring our sidewalks an"
viewing cur tine location
The phonetic system OF spelling
must be gaming ground N the west
~ : recent ''la' !, N DaN",a 'ne
jurors voted ~ oaIIo'lS a lolio" ;
"'e,''' "l'''s' 0ls,', "2,.'' 'ie'g's'
@"Il'y' "e.'y' G','o' mol guilty.
u'liy' 'yioe' hei'"n' VI course
'na' was an 'n,el.'sen' ''y' ana Inc
i"e'lhe'7 'eei'eo S''Ie'ly III "eeof1-
a"oe WIN 'ne IA" ana evidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Sutton
of New York city accompanied by
thelr ,f'end WI :. - howard OF
Duh'th, ). pen. y e"HeS'1! n'5"t a
the Travels r H0'ne, MIS- sutton
! the daughter Oh INC '''5 u u
hacy' me gr93.
who lived here iii ~ ana = ald
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