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, 1880-06-01

The people protest ngatnst tho thtrt term.
The Immense popular outpourlng ut tlie BILL
lark lust nfuflt WIS conclusive evidence Ut
tlifs. Though tho meeting Ind bcen fl,suNl-
ctGntly advertised. aud faw sprnkersOf prom
tnctlee WIRE announced, the grounds wcre
tlellsHly crowded.. At teAst 10, 100 petsnns were
In attendance, Therp wcro thrco times rs
,nany present rs Mt tho Grant meotlng across
tito street.
Tho tone at the mcctinH was nnnlstnk-
nbls TIlu n.ost radical ut.erances wore tho
nost loudEy otlcorcd. Tile l'eopie ttuelarcd
tint they wonld mt submit to l)Oss rule; TINT
they would not have Il thrlt tcr,l: TINT they
would dufent tic yltalnous attempt to tle-
pFtyU tlonl OF THUR liberties. 4 more earllest
nlllellca WIS i,uver seen II, Chten9o. People
oame therc determined to be plcnsed-wttI1
everything Or nnythlng but Grant. 1}nt thoy
hlsscd tho th1rl term. They drowned in
gronns II complimentary nIiuslon tu Grs.l,t.
'rlley shouted themselves lloArsu for Dlnlne,
| Washburiic, md Ealnlun.ls.
Spcnkurs frnn Nuw York, Pennsylvania,
ln|tat,,., u,,d Ncw Hampshire declared TINT
| tllose States would lu lost tn tho Republican
party BY Il thirl.tcrNt ca,npaign; md their
iaanliar, IN well Al tieln ltgl personal char
acier, Convinced tli0se present TINT they
sp0ko tho wt,rts Of so6ettess and truth.
The Gsnnt meeting ncross the street was,
| 50 fur ns my demonstration III favor of tho
third term WAS concerned, nj acknowledged
fai1ure. Half tic audience WIS MI overflow
froln the anit-{irant meeting, mil l}laino's
! nau,e called forth NEARLY IN nue', applause
rs uraut's. Tile Grnnt meeting adjourned
! ailu tho lights were put olt long before tho
antt.Gratlt illet,ttnx wlls Ovor. Tile applause,
wlsel, It cnme ut ut, was suflcn aud dubious.
Stewurt Woodfor.l, nf Now Tork, was tho
only speaker tint aroused tho audience ut all.
and lla haa tu depend Oil such ],ackncyesl
phrslsrs rs that tho Republican party would
support tho nominee, whoever 'M might b..
| Whit full was thfs'front tho fatc pretenso
Of "spontaneiiy" for tho third-term COLI
| stfrucYf
, 1880-06-01
HOW PENNSYLVANIA WAS D1sFRAN-
QHIGED.

We hnye nlready rcferred repeatedly to tho
scheme by which NEr. Don Cameron packed
tho Pennsylvania State Convention by dis
francl.lsIng majority of tue Republican vot-
crs Ut several counties mud districts, and how
with hlspackcl Convention l!e packed MI on
tire delegation to ChIcngo, nlld, to cover ,lp
my mistakes ha might hive lnn.lo III Ills su-
lccttUns, he insttctc.ln tic whole pel,,,-
sylyunla delegation to cast their Is votes M Il
majority Of tl.at number mtght dictate. This
was do,.o III the fnco OF tho notorious fact
TINT two-tl,tras OF tho Republicans Ut ren,,-
sylynrfa aro stca,lfastly opposed to third
term, and are iii fayor Of DIulne or Wus.I-
burne.
ln many OF the counties OF Pennsylvania
thu primary meetings for the appointment OF
delegates md tho nomination ot candidates
aro determined BY direct vote ut formal
elections 'lvlsl for that purpose; but ln many
counties the local Central Committees ol,Ilt-.
ted Or refused to call primary elections for
delegates. Mllt1 then ua,lrpei the power to
appolnt these delegates themselves, This
WIS tho case In tic great County of La.,cus-
tur, whtc1. Is Congressional district OF It,
self, atld which ean glyg md l,uA rupeatciIy
gtvon between 1000 alld 1000 Republican
majority.
Tho delegates from Lancaster to the State
Convention wero creatures of Cameron and
though Lancaster County Ind oyur since
1875, ut MI election. he'll far that purpose,
sltrectly appointed its own delegates to tho
National Conventions. tic State Convention
usurpaA the power OF appointing t',ose
tlelegatss for tl,at Congressional div
trirt mid instruetna tham tn vnta
, 1880-06-01

Tt1E thtrd-tcr1ncrS nre fond OF reatltnr nm.
Pic lectures IN tho aln Of boiling and pcratehJne
HIT they dent always prnctlco their own prc,
cepts. No less n distinguished th!rl-tcrtuer linn
Gen. John y. Logan led bolt In this county m
d"ys 1tgu, and disoryanzcd tho whnle Convention
and hroko 'tp ind destroyed tho harmony and
unity OF tho Republican purity In thlsstatc, Iut
VIC hNvc thrcnt to bolt from tho 1ieail. .Ccntreof
thtrxl-torIers shInlscEf,-fron, no lcss pcrsonaas
thnn Con. U. =. Grant. Kgad tho following firm
JOHN Russell YuunH's ''Aro,1nd tho World
with 0cn. Gr.snt," pnge s73, division
"Gcil. Grant sud: u hntl only ono candEdate
for tho Presidency ns my SUCCESSOR tn 1910. ami
TINT WIZ tho Republican candidate who couIdle
cfocted. took no part In tho discussion mite.
ccdcnt tt, tAo Cincinnati Convention, bccauts
tho candidates were my friends, mud air. II.
cept lfrfBttw wOuid l.ave boon satisfactory to
Inc, antl wo,,1,l have bnd my hcnrtlpst support,
lfr. D'fStotu ,lercr ti,ttll have SufJtorte,l.'"
II Secretary Drsstuw, tho Hercules who
Granci tho ty'Ir1.-h hcAdcI Ehtsky-thicf loe, hal
been nominated ut tho ttncinnut Convention.
Gcn. Grnnt Informs h1s co1ntrylncn that be
would not huyo supported him; null II tho Chi.
caRu Convention should notMInato Gen urIstpv,
ono Of tic heat a1nl ahlcst Republicans In tho
purity, rx-Ptcsi1cnt Grnht gives public moth,
fiint ile Will bolt his nomination! On whal
grounds, then, Gun he cLntm tho support of tE
tuw'H frief1ds or Of 1i,y rcgufAr party man. IA
clso ale gets tho nomination for rreRilcnt1 Cta
0ra,lt mud Logan bolt ut p!oasurc, and yet c.r.
n,nnd tho support Ut other men2 They octupI
very remarkable position Oh tho "boltIax'
question, To sa5' tho icast or II.
, 1880-06-01

IL TIE Chicago Convention n Kepnh1,,,~
or 1MEnbcrttttu Ennvcntion3 IA II tin ,nIe.''.
tho '| Delegates frnn nil Rcot!ons NJ TIM .x,. "
try tn fnllbw tito dietatton At tho tIcrnrs...at
pollenna? at tho duty of tlt body tn n,.a
itlate nun whom Republicans can ooct ~ ,ss w.
wtmn Dntnncrats can whIpY In It Tim u,m., "'.e
hAbt OF lenders tn submit To tho nlytco ~ ,h,,s
opponents? IA 1t wiao or prudent to tkc eo,a ."
soi From tho etiomy7 Aro hcasrs, Ct,nLtns ,.'
Ci'nlerol. md 1oEir aeoklnu to nsfsrce TIM my,
rule to plcnHe tho Donocrnta? Ara 1",nn.. na..
twenty bcgts Illinois slclcgutoa to f,u a,,m1t.a,
m url1nr IL create dsscnhlon fs,r tho bcncnt =.
tho f)nnfocrlts? Arc tho Republicans I,n,a. w.
tho ft,l1ct1ccs nj frn,id md chcanrry Ia 40, a
n cai,dIdts0 for tho Dcsnncrnts tt knock ,]ovn,
SlsRll tho DnmoCrnts 10 permitted tn ,,ant,",.
urhnt f0r the ltepublioans7 "@''
Thu ChfcaEn Convention fna ul,out rc.o.,,
ItAclf into tiis problem, There Is no ,n1,n,s' sa
thoirof who Ia Il" much of tyro In po,Itfr. n. =,
believe for ono inon,etit that tho Dcnmroix ~
nrc shouting for Hrant troposo 10 rote yor M"
Every .lclegatc In tho Chtnauo C.,nycntlo rn'. ".
that tho Deopr,stlc pursU It, hiding tllo ,otnl.
llatiut or Grant proceeds FROM tho u,,,yi,,to.
that he will tW benton. It IL us ,lain n. ~.
handwriting OH tho wnll fsnt uraut, no,o,n,' rae
uou Will Klso tho Democrats three iss,rs rhIrh
they will mot utl,orwfso lave-yIz, tin t..na
nEn'lst Il third term, IND tho tssllos growing ont
Of tho two proyiDls terms. II urnpt t,o no,ni.
1tntetl, u DemocE1,tto hurrah will restulud f,o+,
ono enl Of tllo Continent to tho othor. irS. 1Ss
shouts or victory nmorg tho Republican tbJr,s
tcr1ners will ta t'rewtct III tho ,lu!ke tho rcma.
crhts will make. Tho announcement Of t]nnr.
nomination, whiol, ctln unly bo SECURED liz m
Endorsement uf tho Logan larccny In ths atatn
will f,c accepted by tho Uonoer,ats rs MI at.ur'
nncc tint thoy Will curry lltno1s, Ohio, W,tcoa.
tSIth - fftH 1fufk nv
York. which Ii ,nnro reliably Drn,ocrniIo tb,n
thnt OF af,y other Northern stutc, will then ocs.a
to huvo tho Importance which IL now attaohes
to 1t,
, 1880-06-01

BuRLIN2AaiE, the messenger wl0 some
days nEo alarmed tho reoplo Of Cheyenne hr his
nccnnnts 1T s3eprcdntlons In tho North l'nrk
region, has suddenly disappeared. 1t Is now
htntctt TINT no dcprudatioils wore committed fy
tho Illdtans, That tho tn,lrs!cr which I3nrlngnmc
reported WIS committed by hsmsclf, and thnt hc
fnstetlcd tho crime on tho Indians to divert sus-
pfclon.
, 1880-06-01

THE Great Council OF Geneva Aas atloptetl
mcasHsos BY which nfter cersatn limited t,ulc
tho EAthollu and Prntrst.ult Churches Of tho
Canton, which have hithorto been sup,Q rtetl by
tho 6tnto, Will huvo to depend on tho voluntary
offerings Of their lnembcrs,
, 1880-06-01

Tile House passed u joint resolution yea-
teriay requesting tho President to open ncxo-
ttadonH with tho Governments Of Frn1,ce, Aus
triA. mud 1taly, with Il Wow II, u rcn,ovalof tho
restrictions upon tho importation Of TOBACCO
into thnee countries
, 1880-06-01

DuN1NG tho rnln-storiM Inst oyontng ut
Garrett City, Ind, Anthony Palmer, u Turner
residing near TINT pucu+ was struck by lightning
while sitting ia d drug atoro. suseral othor per-
sons who wore In tho building at thu same time
wero bully scared.
, 1880-06-01

A STEAMER WAS burned on tho Mississippi
RivGr about thirty mics nboye Alton mt 3
O'Clock yesterday morning. Tho tire was cn,ssc,i
by tho explosion Of u kcr'seno lump. Ther3
were about sixty passengers un bourti, but ull
hut thEpe WqEa saynI.
, 1880-06-01

An Indian nlnss;cre Is reported from
Southern N1w Mexico. Tho tlent1 tmlfos Of 1.-Two
persons. including TINT Of tho driver OF stngc-
coach, wcro found III Cooks Gallon, t,cAr Old
Fort Cummings, horribly 1nu!ltntcd, tho Indians
hnvinX tried to burn tho botlius. Tho sayagcs
wcre attacked by Muj. Bird and II purity Of set
tiers whom he rnlt!ed to his support but tho ru1-
skins ssucuedod In muktng good their rctrcut to-
wnrtls tho Florlln Mountains. Thu latest nc-
counts intimate tint they nro being hotly pl,r.
sued ty some companies Of United States
tfNUpS,
, 1880-06-01

TItE Washington l'ust. M Nltrn Dcnn-
critic newspaper. bGwslls tho fact that "tho
possibilities nrc shaping themselves in npEHsl-
t1on F" Ia tho nomination OF Grant. Knnwing
thnt 1rnnt would bc tho easiest candidnte fur
tho DumDorRtx to boat, the EAxt concludes its
artioio with tho hopo TINT tho ox-Prealdcnt may
rot tto nominated,
, 1880-06-01

SEcnErA1.Y EvAIrrs emphattcnlly denies
the statement Of the 14lvcrpaol Courier that ho
had sent Instructions tu Minister Lowell which
we're much nnru coneliiatorythnn tho statement
which he presented to Ua,,xrcas solnc tlt,o aRo.
, 1880-06-01

SENATOR DAWES, Of Massachusetts, matlu
bitter attAck on Seusotnry Bchurx'B ndu,lnts-
trntion Of tho Interior Department yesterday,
charxing him with tho responsibility Of moving
the Potseals, o1, act which tho scnntor described
NJ contrary TO luw unti juytleo.
, 1880-06-01
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

1.1E CN,cAHo TRIBUNE llnk established branch
,ccs for thu recopt of subscriptions MD Mdsortssc-
ments ~ fpnHs:
NEW fCRK-Hoorn q 1Ftbt.r1 Building. F.T. Nc
fAnpKN, Mnnaxes.
GLASGOW. scotiand.Athu's american NaNs
Agency. II NenHe.d-xt
LONDON, EnR.--Amcrlcan ExchunGc ~ Htfai,t4
IkSAY b. G1LL11, Agunt.
WAsulSlTUk. u. C.-Ia19 + ttreet
, 1880-06-01

N. q. SfURpnY, Superintendent of tho
Pittsburg Chamber Of Commerce., WIS suspended
from that otlco yesterday by vote Of tho Board
Of Directors. Thoro Ia discrepancy irs Ills uo-
counts to tho amount of tJ,G0o which he Is un-
Rblo to explptu,
, 1880-06-01

TH'ts:E companies Ut cavalry left Laramie
City ytsstertAy for tho North Purk, ln Colorado.
to protect miners and Bottkctx from tho tics,
who have becu nlnnfestlug huxti.u Intentions IN
that quarter. Tho Troops ara we'll provIs!oued
anl are prepared for u pro0nged c4,npaIxp,
, 1880-06-01

RANDALL Gibson wns rell0Minnted fol
Congress ycsterlny hy tho Democratic Conven
ton Of the First District of Louisiana.
, 1880-06-01

AYoon KHAN, with $500 nel, Is cnoa,npeti
in tho vicinity OF lIcrnt. and IL believed to bc
medtat1ng MI nttack M :ho town.
, 1880-06-01

AN appropriation Of s40,0o0 Is 'rccom-
mendcd for tho relief at tho Chorukeo Nation,
whose crops hAvc faiied during tho past sensu1,.
1t appears that this sum Is .iuo tho Cberokcea
for tito latls wcst Of tho Arkalsus River coded
by them to tho United States
, 1880-06-01

a. VERY severe l,ail-stOrln visited the coin,
try In tho neighborhool Of Clinton, ILL.,, ycster.
day, lining Errat slar,aga to tho growing crops
and the frttit-trets.
, 1880-06-01

MIA DAVIS, Of West Virgtnia, Chairman OF
the Senate Committee on Appropriations, suited
ycsterday that tho business of Congress was nt,w
y, fur ndvancet! that 1t h probah!e Congress can
adjourn about tho 10Th or 1kth nf June
, 1880-06-01

BIsstAKtIs threatens to publish the c0rre
sponienec between hi!naelt and tho pApli CURLY
shnull. his Clerical 'hlll lp dofentud III thu
prussian Dlet, is now septns probubie.
, 1880-06-01

THE San Francisco Honrl Ut Supervisors
have Appended frnm tho decision of tho sillpur3or
Court Of tlnt city sustaining tho demurrer to
tho Impeachment proceedings nl,ulnst Kallpch
, 1880-06-01
ru1RD-1ERMERs DEFENDING on r11pEu

THlAU.TERMEH3 DEPENDING UH TlLDEH
When the tl1ir,l-terln 1,oo,ners nro con-
fruntctt with tho lefeet!on In the Republican
l'arty which tho thire!-tur1n issue ainl tl.o
fraud In Illinois arc botl to creatc, they
fnll back upon the prediction that this will
bc offset py tho detection III thu Democratic
| purity Which the nomination of Ttitch will
| produce. They practically assulne TINT Gra,t
cai beat Thleit, and that this Is all tiiat will
| bc necessary. They thus rovunt the weakness
of their cnse. The Republicans 1n,ist noul-
,iate II ,nan WIN can hcat, mt tic wenkcst,
but the strongest, ticket the Democrats ca,l
put fn the field.
Iilt1c,t 1gl,t not be ule Democratic cu,ttlt-
t7tftc.
| 1t lnny be tl,at Til,lon will not bo nomt-
iated by thu Cincinnati Convention. 1t lMny
be TINT l,c will be nominated alNl withdraw.
1t lnny be that llu will not 20 lnto the
struggle mt nil, but content himself
| with naming tho candidate. III atty
case tho Dcinocrats will not nlnku
tho race under ridden. They will
l,aye two weeks after tic Republican ,lo,,i-
iHaslon ta casyass the situation and deter
mine wlut the strongest ticket will bc To
meet the emergency -Four years ago tho
Republicans counte,l ulun Democratic
error. Tlle result proyett TINT they tut In
tho field their very strongest combination, rs
Til.en nfl ffclnrtcks certainly were at that
time. They will follow tic sntlo puIuy this
3uar. Tliey will R0nitnata tho i,ten who will
,r,, States Il, t1,a on,,,t,uo,, hat I'm u,,,,,,,
MI, In un,,, H.. t,,o ali m n,,,,,,,r,to t,n-
,n,,,,pr ln,o,,,u II ,,,t .hv ,.,t.s f.,. ,h,,
n,,,onro. In ,,n,n,noos '
min I,o,,,,arot,n t,n,,,+ ,vt,, III, 80 .t~,,., r..
s,v,nnnr and i1n,dric,,s
,i,hia ,,o,. mt h, ,,o oo,r,,,,o,,o,, ,,,+ ~
,,,ll mt In mn. ,,.n,,or ~ Is",,t T., ..,,.
;n.tof ,,, t,,o H,n,,,,.o,,. +,,a', ,,,.,, o'','
c1m. ,,,o+ Iv,,,.,a ,,l,or, 1,.n,,,,tsn,, ,a,,tt-
n,n,,t .,s ,In,nst ,,,,,,,tso11,, ,..,,t,,a ~,
it,, ta.," ~ n..,,t an, ~ ~" na..,, ="
crot,, a,,,,,,o,, MI NIL, ,,o+ e,o,,,o,,,' :,
ra,,ro.a,,,nt,n,, ~. iaa,.,.r,,,. .,"',.ut
.rho,, ~, ,,n,,, p,,s,, ~ n,,,', ~ ,,,a1' ~,
N" yr.,- n,,., It,. ,',,t, a.. "..' ~
t,,oto =, +hnt e,n., =, ooto,, .lo n't; t,,..t,
t'.r,', r..,s 49,; ,.,as,'a,S 49,. sr,'a,.'.,.,
an,,n,,,sa .,,at n,,,o h. sas., ">,'''.., ."y
,a., -. "... 49, .,s,., ...' o"s .'''.
an % a,'t ~, f,,na," I>a,arn. t" .,a,a .,se ,e1"o
@ , p. ,,itt +" g.. .s a"st n.,t -. w .s,t 49, sss.s @
.,,, ~ 1,,,,',, ,,'.'.'t,,..,' ~ o'' wy 'v.o
s.a,,.<,, ..',. ".o'',,'.,.,'n ~ "".o VIZ
t I.a.'. ;" .4s"" sa'''. 10y "'''"l
IT," Ms'ar 49,, ' ~ ,,., s1a. ~, IT,. t,, "
1m;.'",a ~" =. I' y. "au ..,., y. ~ NV w
. a '.s" m .' w. w. '.e"' ',t "ts s.'unR NV
as,ln. J.Aes ~ sao seeo''. ',m !'ee' nAs uo uc'I
s.sns. -! ~ n"s .aso % !" ".'' w '''o ''6o1'ees1
"'n, n,, noa ti'o "e''Aes1 ''eNet'
& LUZ III! lla'I"..s'nlcfs . s atu eo"n.'ns "ltl'on.
'no'. "os. "nen ues o'sSu .ie'f ''ol'o ol
| N4tNtAak NH0l1 t4I &lukliAlaALNfl4 u j u.
, 1880-06-01

T1lE cigarmakors Ot thIs city threate, tn
strike unless nh adyunce IN nlaslo III tho present
rnte nj wages. They cinttn TINT they ca,.u,t Tive
On tho ps!eo INV paid. tho cost Ut living hnylug
greatly lncrpaHed
, 1880-06-01

THE English Government will nuke {
supplementary gfnnt IT $1,71U, 900 from tic 1rst
Church surplus fund for tho rp!iuf Of lrsl
distress.
, 1880-06-01

DUNNO fro Rt a Montreal hotel Sunttny
night two servant 9lras inmped from fonr-
story window. One Of them wns seriously and
tho other fatally Injured.
, 1880-06-01

The lnsurtectlon aKainst Turkish rulo in
ths hagdud district hus 3ssutnol very serious
proportions, and It will taku u considerable
tvsca ~ put It down. TAe inyurkunts del,uud
, 1880-06-01

TIE wages OF tho employees Of tie Btaf-
for,lshise tKnx!andl puttsrcs wero tp.tuccd lust
November. THE operators think that It Ia tine
now that the old rNte 10 restored, md have glypu
notice to tho lnnstcrs that should this not ba
kgreed Gu thoy WILL to thu Yuniler Of lu,uo. qult
, 1880-06-01

tho "Ohl {;ltnrl" constituency. tla Con,,uit-
teu un Credentials will be asked to awnr.l
srats to Mcssrs Kline md Martln, nnd tho
Convention will 1,Hauesttunal,ly ra4met fin
wishes OF the "Old G,lnrdn IL tho case Is
BROUGHT toforo.tt,
AN APPEAL 70 SOUTHERN DELEGATES,
trhe Republican tlolcgntes to tic NntioDnl
Convention from Southern Democratic States
Inv, rrnv.r rfs,,n,,aiIi1tv on,l ,m,,ra hi.
cutn mission thnn tloso ,yho rcnrcxrnt o,,v
otj,er arctio,, nf tho rnuntrv ,rhov nr. III
conytnccI Tint ,ho cnnst,tuono,"s ,r,,c,,
l,ave amt t,,a,,, tn f.hicnyo ,n,,,,,t .,,,,,l,o
tho I,rnuhltcon ranti,,otu n a5nvio E,oct.
oro, vnto rr]ov oro nu,,ut,v urn,,,rors IN
tf,o o,,r,ro,onaor, ,l,,t t,,a o1ootin,, ~ 1,a,m
ocrotte 1,rcstInut ,,.tit .fn,,r;r,, t,,o 1,,,rni
and o,,,ross,i 1,o,,h,,.a,,o l., tta c,.,,tI, ~
tho;r ,nst ho,I ,,,nn no,ttico, ,iso o,d - -
lnr,r, oxtont ~ +ho,r otvtl r,o,,,+. ,r,,n os,,,
,nr1c,l ,,n,,rnt,o tra,,, +,,s,, aa,,.a.1 o,,; o
t1rns !, t1,nt H., o.,,,,' 1',,,. ~ ,,a so',.,'
or,, otanotn, IN +,,nts ' T. ~
t,,.,r ,,,a',aa t., sa'asnr 49," - ~ LILY"
,,,s,i,, -. ~, .,,. 49,, Ms...'a o c.".e s.o '"oas
tn;u,, '"t,,.t 49,, a,,o as.,,,s,s1, ~. .aI,
,n .t,,'s au'"nr .','.,, 'ns n, o"u ,..,a .1 a","
""" .os s,l nu .,a. " "iuess'a1 a1'u ~.
s.'t ,'e.t orpo'ou ~ WV .'1e.'es.'a uo'cet'on
",r nv u'te"s e,I., ~ IL s'ie!e Notlaesai Ssa"
t"o ......, no.t'o'M "usoc"'ts VI ven. "raa'ts
',ot.'sso'' ,".,. a'1. oesu a'fiak oa1 III "! III
"csn'. WY sl'a1 Nv WI W "ole 10 curry ttsee
. " io"s ooutheil ou'!es u ho'h'h''ea' 1te
'oo".t'eFa aeles'"s kiioW t'ls promise TO ne
ut.e!,s o.ascless 'a'u 'i.'s''e' 4neS aa'1t,
".e''lvr uios oc u.a'le ll'eh or ah'l-tiraht
, 1880-06-01

Goss AND RYAN hive asranged to light this
morning Ut place In Wcat Virginia. not far
fso1n tfttsbuFg. Ths fsiontls Of both pug!llsta
ktem TO net with that charm!ry .ndisusetaop
which always ieads to tho authorities belng on
hand to ptatsnt the "lnEll' iron baing proceed-
~ Ktth.
, 1880-06-01
.AaftJSEAf EMS,

Central Mualc.Tfn1l.
Corner Randolph and 9tata streets. Tho roal
l&aa linefosa Company, In "1tnaturo."
, 1880-06-01

Dearborn atrect, cornor or Af0nree. Engnge.nen
Of ti.o Rontx-santIcy Sovelty Company. "ponn'
Aunts Among Tho riratcs,"
, 1880-06-01

self-Eovcrnmcnt u,rlor the pr,toutorntG 1T En-
ElunA. Mussulillan r1le t1ocs 1aut Huttn tn be
inurp popular III Astn thnn III EUROPE.
, 1880-06-01

WHEN Roscoe ConklIng heard of tho New
York do'esAtt'f protest lust night, ho stsuttott
tho door and recfted thls dtst!ch,
Eo Cuth uIo cock,
When with Industrious futit tho han
ltAN1 Bl1frVd Tue eAFth xnu found n Iruh.
, 1880-06-01

Forthe bcneht at eir patrons WIN desire 10 sehd
tinR1c copt0A Of TIE Ti1nCsE thrunsh Tho mall NC
Gtvc herewith thD transient into OF postsx9s
i}01nftflc. isr1 ttru
Fight nfId Twesa FaHD rApoT.. cBnts
elxtaon Faye cunts
EIrht md Twelve iaRo rnp1f........u......8 CENTS
ttxteon pka9 Iap1r uHuts
, 1880-06-01

IT Is o lnIstake to nSsulue tllat tAs ,tss
lc,ltlal eleu tlon this year will turn ol. ind
ot New iuSk. II that wcz.ihe ctse' osA
, 1880-06-01

If n Convention packed, managed, Md con-
trolIGd l}y combination Ut t}osses.
The counties scomlns!n tho ten Illinois Con-
grcssionai districts which Il Is proposed to
exclude from tho Convention gayo tho votca
Fail. mi. k.... tTx.s.., In.
, 1880-06-01

nctwoon Madison ut,d Washington st1oots. Bar-
nuns Circus and Munn4crfo.
, 1880-06-01

FnoM surface indications n1ul ontcroppnz
Signs, tho third tormorH rool whipped, mud ths
inner ring Ut 1cnlcrs have about mule up lheF
minds to stnmpcdo to Eitn.lntls ar Fish. Gen.
Grants porsonnl preference IL sa!d 10 be EInmiI.
ton F1sh. bis Secretnry nf 1tAtc, md t!!g prefer
ence Is sntl 70 bo bnscd un social reasons
Tho Fish fntnily ia very :'otd," arlstcsae
htEh-tone1, Rilt-cdgc1, and quite rich, and hare
acquired tho English accent, intlpctio1, ard
innt,rlor moro perfectly ttnn cycl, tho Upper.
tcnlom OF boston. md for these reasons Fisb IL
tho cx-pres!acnt'H pereunnl choice. ConIIlngit u
Enld 10 10 captured also by tho same aro'aalIe
sfyfo, cont Ut arms, accent, and nra1orIa! bcar.
tngH: but Don and John, who nre not 10 well "up'
III sttch things. are reported to tuyur Henatof
Elinauls, who is also Conklings cho!ce after
Fish; but Don Ia Inflicted With aerbfs
and fears as to bis nhllity to ttathfpr
tho Grant wing. Of his delegation to clthtf
Fish or Ed1nunds. Tho lllinols Bos Il
c0ntldont hu Gun deitvur bis henchmea
t0 Esltnunds, but he is not quite sure rs to fkh
Don is afraid TINT whom ho switches od inm
Grant bis fellows will mako IL rush for Jln
nlAlnc. who, hftcr MI, IL tho real j" "fAyosIt aA
Of Pennsylvania. Lock into tho inncr hcast ot
tho wf'oio Keystone delegation und It Will "
found Unit" for tiilt. who Is to their "naHos
born" There ia II good lcul of fusl.iIy pride u
that brilliant hoy, which sticks out uycryxher
nnd can't 10 dlsK,iscd. Scratch n Pennaml'e
any tlnle and II ulaine fnAn IL quito certain 70
pop out. 1feucc, When tho brcnk sakes pl&ee'
It will require mighty hAr1l tnuchtno wofk
prevent llainc from receiving tho tfty'el2f'
votes Of ILLS native State, and Dun knoWatt
, 1880-06-01

1Tonfey's Thentrt.
Rand o1ph atscot. batWcen Clntk and In AAlH. III
eaqQment VI Edward ArnotL "rhe Victims Ut Faro
, 1880-06-01

MDVtckeF3N Thentre.
Madison stFe1t, between Uenrbhrn and Htate
AbbeJ's uunpty-Uumpty md Spanish Students.
, 1880-06-01
POSTAGE.

Entered al the Intt.n at Chicago ILL.,. a. steons-
Clast Natter
, 1880-06-01

Tota1oth Dist .1s,5ii Totai 17th Dtst.1a,a7i
rotal s ssp,plieMn VIZ VIZ II te!! .i'strcts.. III
, 1880-06-01

If tho Democrats were holding tElolf y. ~.
tlot,al Conyontiou this week IN Chicago, ~ ~
fcsIdunt and visiting Republicans ~on'a ~sl1,.
throwing up their hata for IIIdcn 10 tue oa.'. ~
uotuocr7lts Ar0 now throwing iip their W.. 1,,sr.
Grant. Why7 Hecuusa tho Republicans p"s M,
TINT it will bG caser 10 he4t Tlldun toau ~ ~.
botiy elso tho Democrats lnay nominate ,,aro. ~
saiuu token anu for tho salno roasoo' INC aa,,
er.ts aru now. nll drunt nun, They w" Gs.nt 1.s
nothing tlndone to manufacture t'aus -. ~.
sentiment. Tue corridors Of tho hotclt Nv" ',so, m
echo with Democratic onthlslasm u 'ue ~ III ,ha
ton of urat,sA na1,e. mud tho llonNefa.ss a,oat
galleries OF tho Convention Hall VIII w '1'
delnonsirntlye Of Grants pnrtisanss
Mr.. DlcKlrAM, Of the Dayton tO.) Jou,,Ihss aaa N
u tAlkfng Ike wild ,nan at ChicAeo ',,.,ne ra il
says uruttt would 10 stronger tt'ail ,ls. n1" xho
oh!0. Why, ho cannot Ind QUO Hepaossat.. 10
will not yoto for ul4!no II hs IL ',o'i!.a raos
five hundred Republicans who WILL ae's. In
yote far urant undeE anx'c!rcun1s1a',,.o, ,so,ppf~
Htokhuu}'a hcso worship breaks out . tbs
tunuly. II Mr.. Dickhatu will do h'eh,'l Hls!ps
favor to think minute he will kto* laA a,'.mer1
/ would be l,00 yotca stronger IN s'pa.s .ould
Couuty than Grant. We say tuat Nl"'lc ,.ntt tp
be ut lcast 1000 votes stronger taan ue.Y4ea
Iiautlton County, Tho stato woul! W ec,.us--
for ulatno, aud couldn't be carried 1os
Cincinnati Commercial.