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, 1880-05-24

A CLERGYMAN was MI appllca mt for d.
Yorco In tho Norfolk County Court ut Dodham,
Mass, on T,es.lMy, on tho ground Of tho oxtrcmo
cruelty Of his Mifo. At tho close OF bis tostt-
m,ony he sail that bis wlfo finally loft him in
September, 1870, mud Judge Cole asked II ho
turned her away for tho Ilt.troatment. IIa re'
plie4l; "No, did not; told hnr would rather
dlo with her thnu havo the public know Of the
separation" "Tlat sottles tho caso," rep!ioa
Judge Colo; " that WIS . oo1ltlonement Of THO
trouble, and tho plalnttR hns no ground for al-
vorco on tho charge SGT up; but, when tho proper
timo arrives, ho bus d good case on tho GROUND
Of teaort1on. bring on tho next Case" Iio
finally ngrned to dismiss the libel without
prejudice to tl.b ileelnnt, with the right to bring
suit ut tho expiration 0f the proper tltue for
dpsortloI.' 10th tho minister a,id bis lnrgo
number Of witnesses presont. who did not not q
chnnco to testify, wcro evidently much disap-
pointed at tho sudden termination Of tho case.
, 1880-05-24

pH&YT 'THE IT. a NnTRTK RE CT,0HEn
Fyrr stnco the Democratio porty lns becn
in con,n)ctt nnssrssion of hotl, Houses of
conuross In l,m,1ers have proceedcl unon
tna tlaory that C,nvurnn,cnt In tl,ts cou,,try
ia n ,m.ro nicco of uartv mncI,lncrv, with nm
other ain, nr n,,rposu thon h, sul,serya n clasB
If mou WIN aro sroklug to control the dts,rI-
butn, of tnx,w m x,,oils unonp tl,eir rotalncrs.
rh, present Conercss llaa been lu session
oltnvnihrr about nm mn,,ths, n,ul ,lnrInp
Fiat tImo il i'm. mt ,noturcI n asfnrlo n,oasuru
fnr tho nronotion Of uubliu luter.sts. Worso
linn thIs. II hus urtuutly ful!ei tn provide
fnr tie urnner s,,unorI If such wnrlxinr de-.
nor,m.uts IT tha f;oyarn,nt,lt as lla outsido
tin scn,'o of uolIttcal mnch,urry. and tlIis in
sn,fa of tia nnnrn,,,s s,,rul,,s r,yenup wblcl,
Ia ncc,,urlnfinr by renson of TIC rrttuct1on
in Tho ,ntarastr"hnrun on,i the ,unlntana,,c.
af thr h|y1 tnrIr dmtIc4
tt,he T.norrnt,c nnrIv ,cnflers sot mt n
renen,, fin Erct,m lnws nr IN IN crinnln
than, n. r. r,,"tler thow ,nnnnrotlvc In nr.,rr
lint tlc hnIl,ioz.ra at tha s"nth ami tia
I 'ro"v,,s ~ tl,n Nnrthsrn e,t,rs ,n,rht hoyo
, 1880-05-24

Ii, hossing tho State Convention. Mark tic
difference:
In Tho Now York Htnto Convention, tho
first business transacted WAS TINT tho thirty
three Congressional districts l,iet separately,
md cacf, appnIntrsl their two delegates to
tho National Convention. Tl,esc Delegates
were subsequently approved By tho Cnnsc'l'
tim, wl,icl, clet'tttl tho fonr to1egascs-at~
largc. Then instructions wcra pnssct1, upon
tho tennnml of uos8 Cnnkllng, asking tllcm
to yate as a Unit for tsrnnt. but some
twe,ty-four OF tho district delegates lad
been appointed by nmtl-t'rant constituents,
mud fourteen Of these have slnce declared
tint, rs tho Slutc Convention admittedly lad
In right to appoint tho district Delegates. It
had no right to Instruct district delegates.
Hence these Delegates will voto rs their COLI
stttucnts direct, ntltl not rs tho State Coll
ynntlon Inns Instructed, and It is highly prob
ah!c the remainder Ut tho twenty-four Will
do likewise.
III Pennsylvania, mich tho same course
was pursued, will, tho difference that, III
some cases, the District Central Committees
appointed the district delegates, who wcro
subsequently approved by tho Convention.
Tne best evidence that tho Logan plan wns
not followed fn Pennsylvania Is tho fact that
twentyslx Of tla district delegates from tint
| State have declared their purpose to vote IN
| accordance Will, the sentiments Of their coil
stituencics, as,ti not with the Convention H.
strtlotl0,,a. lind the t.ngan plan been l'l,r-
sued, nil would l,nye been unc0lnprolnlel1'g
Grant men. :.
1t appears, then, that Gen. Logan stands
| n1,,,n IN thc tt,,nrnpntlHnfnI rfTOrt to 0l}S0-
, 1880-05-24

with his true and lnwfnl Wife any ,uore, AMI r..
paying attentions 70 moan' nasty, dctc.tab,sss
crOss-eyet1, llook-n0sol. tit,t,blc- -1awed. fo,t'
tnnpnetl, rcd-hnErch, so,lr-facel ow.h.a.ss hssa'
whItc-llvorn1, consttnrtivot sIx-tnc,,, rronrs'
laR9ctl, ,hljmrcsl-hacko. crippled, s,b,cd .a.a
MI from Stixl,aofic. "Now, Mr. Laws. ~
Como acros, to ienrn whnt I'm to o s,s,. !. Va .
"Why, I wouldn't stand IT," " wpn't.. s.'
decd, wouldn't" "Don't ym, think ~. ~. =
afn,lluf'' ''Ccrtntnly 1t H." "tmt whnt ,n1.4 MI
1o?' "Wty, havo him arrested and lockes -. = !,
"Whatl l1nvo my h,isl,nnd jnltri? No, sr, ~ r,
mover TN nnythlng df tho sort. I1o ts ktnd ta,a
n,ntl. and nil want to to is To t'x un thins. y
that can marry sutnnl,otly clse.'' -
, 1880-05-24

TuE Now York Datlu Commercial Bulic-
tin publishes somu figures which sh0w thAt tho
consumption Of cofIoo has increased by marty
80 per cout during tho Inst quartor Of century.
In 1856 The totnl production Of eot1ca ,Yaa about
aD.l&5 tons. while IN 1875 1t Ind rlson to 4poSso
tunu nrazil, with l83 100 tons In l6b1 md aeo 800
tons In 1873, ia tho country which grnws tho
.,,.st; the Dutch lndles coming next, with 7l.aQ
TINS In 1865 nnd 9l, 100 t'la In ls7S; followed by
Coylon aud l,rtlsh lndiu, With 81 100 tons In la75.
as against only a. 800 TINS in 1861. Thus It will
he saen thRt, whlle In tho Dutch Endics tho IN
oruase nt production hus boon ouly rs pos cent
anti IN lir,.1l Us por cout, tho production has al-
most doubled Itself In the Ihdlan Emplro. Tho
greatest advance, however, haa takon plhcQ IN
CuntrAl Ameripa; for whin anly 3,6m tons Ut
et1leo woro grown ther0 III lH18 the production Ia
lH78 Ia estimated ut H.. 200 tona. Tho oonsump.
ton OF coffee, proportoaately to tho population,
ID grcntcdt In Holland, tho Dutch Msln1 ncnrly
il pounds psr hcul p0s an,lum, belgium coming
uext With pounds pur bead, then Nurway With
W pounds, aud tho United States with w
pounds; whlle Vrancc. which CONSUMED only III
pounds per hea4 IN 1850, now consumes ~
pounds, 1ermany pounds, aud uraas NEItatu
only pound peF head.
, 1880-05-24


OPINIONS di.ler rs to whether Grant will
bo u candidate before tue Convention ut ChLcngu,
or Whethes, IN tho uvent Ut hIs nomination, 10
wogl1 nut slvclIno. From tho GHtuna uttzette,
whtsso odltor IL supposed to be qualEtiui tu sc,sk
positively rogar'ling ansnts views aud inten-
ttona, cot,es Tho explicit statement that ,,otMdy
has any authority fur stating that ucl. Qruut
VIII oracr tho ~t.flra"alos hls nalno Ut c4lcazo;
that hts ua1'c has t.urpr yet gone before tho
public ~ cnnd!ilatu tor th. Presidency by umy
word oF net Ut l.s uwp; that Au tuoSt ccrtRn!y
will not cEtur hls nau withdrawn; aud that ha
Will not decl,1te tho nomination Il tvuucrcl
him at Chicgxo. This, tho Gazette says,
IL knows to te fact, and prlnts fur tho pur-
poaa of removing all dG4bt. Un tbs htheE baud,
It ts stated In Fosuuy's SuN41y ChronfclE in
Weahlu4ton th4t Information has bepA received
ttat Gruus will dsellnu elt4ur hctaro ur after
The nomination. und that such contingency
NM dlspuzssd Ut u recent conference ot the
Senatorial Syndicate, wAera. CvAAiuE declared
, 1880-05-24

A WESTERN editor. who "latters htm.el,
roxt tnnn" has been trying his hand on tho ssr.
Of Cipher Hlley. liz reports TINT ho ,nsas
efforts In every observation-disclosures, serinrs
md othorwisc-to Ind nut from tho "phrscs,
wreck whatltpr or nat tlg intended N ~
nga,n, hut faiietl utterly ouch t,n,o. Ha nv.
cliidcs that tho u1d gentleman IL Indeed d xrret
but TINT bis hcad Ia rs sn.lnd as over, and th.t
ho Is unco'nmany sly. Previous testimony doc.
uni cnililfnt With thfH.
, 1880-05-24

TnE Louisiana Republican Couyen,on
mceta in Now Orleans to-day, md n yer, h't.a.
struggle between tho Grant n.l anti. .fran, sse ~
tfons IL anticipated. TITO New Orleans nr,,sss
rios went hoAvlly aaainst the third tcrner. t..
ts thoy did III this city; hut tho grantte. h.ss Sss
toitcl m they lid lore and hope to sccra s,s oan
trpl Of tho organization Of tho Slate Conyen,los
hy tho samo infan'ons taotics that were pfao.
tlcnd III tho Springfield Convention, I'M 1a..
Publications. woro TINT they wn,1ld fait. ant
the mn1orlty Of tho delegation viii be- aa,t.
thtrd.tc "
, 1880-05-24

THE Committee nj tho whtto Republicans
OF Georgia, who lata]x met at At|unta, having
the Hon. Joilnthnn Norcross for tts Chairman,
has Issued long ad4rcss inviting tho atten1-
pl,co other In rcrs6|l or by delegates Of tho
whIto Republicans and vi otAora who arc op-
posod to tho present Domoerntlo Regina In the
Btate at another Convention to ba hold In the
sulno city on Tuesday, jAlio e, for further con-
sultatlop and tho non.nstEon ut Hlaptora. Tho
address says that tho mnyamprt ID mot intended
to bo In opposition to tho existing Republican
organization, and that, In fact, tllero aro no
whlto man. or next to RoV' to eodFawa away
frQlA that examination.
, 1880-05-24

Tint ho would not listen to at,y proposition look
ing tn Grants withdrawal, md TINT In no event
wnmli' ho support cFthor tlsnlnc, Sherman, or
Wnshl,.1rno for tho Presidency. Evidently tho
contingency NJ Grants rcttrofnent from tho
cnrtpat .,la 1tcon an1 Is boing seriously con.
s1.lorrtt aud disgliascd.
, 1880-05-24


There Is duty which tle nntt-thtrd-tornl
delegates to the late State Convention owe to
themselves, to their constituents, and to tito
Stute, and which tloY must not neglect
That duty IL, in every county In oach Of tho
ten Congressional dtstricls whict, appointed
nnti-(lrnnt delegates to tho National Conyc1l-
tlon, to hold public meetings anil tenounce
the l,lg-harled, scanttnlous alsl,rpatlol,,
md tho Infamous Acknowledgement of tho
majortty of tho FREQ Republicans In those
districts.
Thu tluleeates to tho late Convention rep
rcscnttnr rtl,osedisfrancl,Isetl districts should
roport to their constituents tic action of tlle
Statc Convention bultdozors In attempting to
rob the peoplc of the several districts Of this
Slate OF tia right Of representation in the
National Convention. They should re-
p0rt to their constituents the fact that
these scycra1 districts, In strict accortl-
nnce Will tho call of the National Com-
,n,ttra. which rcn,ests tho several States to
sond two Delegates from cael, of their "Colt-
xrrssfonnl tfstrtcts.u and will, the universal
custom which by unbrokan rsaga had be-
como tina established party law fn this and
IN nil other States, nppointcd tho Delegates
to represont those districts In tho Nntional
Convention, anu assure their constituents
of their purpose to present their credentials,
and demand admission 10 tho National Con-
yonttou.
At the same time, we suggest to tho Wasll-
burno and Blaine Clubs In every county md
city in the Slate to hold meetings, autl give
| PROMPT and determined expression,
deuounclne tbs gross usurpatton by
| tho bulldozors of the State Convention,
Insisting on tic priceless right of raprc-
scntatlon by districts, and sustaining the ac-
| tion Of tho representatives Of tile several
Congressional districts In appointing tlclo-
gates to tllo National Convention instructed
10 demand Tor tho Republicans of Illinois a
rlght neyor heretofore denied to tho people
of any Congressional district In tl,e Union
Tim seycral dc,ceotes md alterpatcs ap.
pointcd from the ton autl.ttlirtl-term districts
Of this Stato to the National Convention
should a]so meet In this city next week, and
netting will, the Delegates from this city,
odnnt aurh ,ncnst,roa M may bn NECESSARY to
, 1880-05-24

TIE Now Jersey Democratic platform bo-
gins with a largo dish Ut pollt!cul plutlt,ldes.
rutheE highly seasonrd with old stats-Eghts
hcgusles, aud Qnas with mess Of fraud tWadd!o.
In tho middle Ia q resolution that Ia funny
enough to makea horsa laugh, 1t upbralds tho
Republican purity for Its totpporizIng financial
policy, and boasts Of tho "npmpaFatiu doctrine
taat d SOUND currency With speo!o hAsls IL tho
this" says tho Nt,sa Xprk Ir4buht. n from party
That ran Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio. only LIST
, 1880-05-24

VIRGINIA gives weak encouragement to
1tr, Tiiden's candidacy. The result Of tho C,r.
yc,,tlon In that Slate. representing tho faction
which cnlts itself Conservative, Ia a gentle IN
to tho Field movement. Tho delegation to Cm;
c!nnntt Is sAtd to be divided as to its first choIce
botwoon Seymour, FIehl. Dnyard, und Thurman,
hut Judge FIcld Hot tho benefit nj most Of Ia
applause, untl tho drift Of sentiment appeared
to run III his direction.
, 1880-05-24

Col. FREDERICK IIEcKE1t, Of Illinois, says
in cnrtl tlonyIng TINT lo hus had a secret Inter.
Wow with Washhilrnc: ''The paragraph In Tho
1T. Louis Times Of May III hollow, rafting ta.
ware, snnd II stupid lie. caro- not a fig about
tho bt,ss, pf thoso Domocrat!o ohattcr1o1cs md
elnttcr.Oxpu"
, 1880-05-24

Thn fon,f, nf Cns,r Mt Rome Is being made
,nto n ,hontrc. ant, hereafter somebody beadtt
cosc~ w,Ii muko the rot,t.
NnII.. lint tho cycnrston.hoat In, been de.
NOW tlht tae eAcuis'ulpon. ,...n W." ~ w.
sESye By fro heyaaa the nra poss1y nonst .o
olto, cn'caau "i4l useuaio Auo1' p''3'''
over Us n summer resort
boon roduood to so5, and, as thoy aro all good
n~ano. a ~ - @ann % Inaio,,s 't ni,rays dis Young
o@'' ~, ~ sss4 -,'... - n,,,,.1.Inb,, /.
uoh. hnoelt fatt9lno''. o. -. w. ~ 1s,9
q years ola. Mo tok l,ass ~ ~ ,uv p.haon hi and
tho Me1'cah "af' INC ""f ot tn' ~ ". Ins n
Is patcatiy "atha 'os to'F"A ~ ''' @'N
ousincss'
They buried Prof. Dascomb, 0f ooetAo,
with torpedo vt his stdo, hut tho fact that %
medical students have come down In aa]aeent
counties, would Indicate that tho gcut!emane
rest has not been disturbed.
Cotrr,bus na,o,, Ia noxv a farmer IN Ohio,
,,,, -. C.'",,,a ,,,nt a,scnrcrcI Amer,
mus u nnt Tug euua.s .4 oaa. .. ,Issovcred il sa
!ons w. sa' n,e ua .p't ~ .,a ,von Ia would hsya
nnpsesn. o.itoe ~ aeo.,v s.sah n1so'a niaae.
ppen pp'!ee 'n"a ~ 'o'"ouo'y A.. ar,,,,,
A New York paper says t'lat Ho asaSs'ss .'.ss
Museum Of HnrvRrd College rccantis @suss+ a
tho CHOICEST collection Of FOSSILS IN NY .as. "Us"s
1t seems bard that 30 many St. LOUIS oa'!s.
should DO taken awny at onooi but pefhaps"n
ali for tho best.
T,oot.o.,,nv. ,,ck.a.,1ny. lack:
11shc, t,s, ~ an n tunk,
| Wcr hrown-oyed beau
| Novor vii know
,,r,- IN. 49, .,,,+It al, n onr,ra t,Hhk.
, 1880-05-24

rur rutcAno rH1HHSE llat ettHh11ahpd branch
oces for to rpce'ps Of subscriptions and naTert!sc-
n,fnis IA f0itnNB:
NEW Yt)vK-l,oom . Tribune iulidlng F.T. Nc
tAtnES, EanH4cr. -.
GLASGOW. sentlnnd-Allan's American News
Agency. II lion1uld.at.
LONDON, Eua.-Amcrtcan Exchange. AZ stsafo
HENRY r. G1Lt.1. Agent.
WABIilHGrUN, u. C.--isl0 r street.
, 1880-05-24

! SEVENTY buildings, comprising tic greatcr
portion If Tho latle town Of Etlenhl,rg, Clarion
County, ILL.,, vert burned Saturday night. Tho
fire originated! III v.gunt hatcl building, nn 10
thought tn huvo ben tho work of an lrce'"lsary.
,rho luss Is uuout 4EN,a1o with littlo or no ILL.,
SurGY,cR.
, 1880-05-24

An excursion truin on thu nRrrow-RaMeo
rnwny running from Bun Franchises, to Santa
Cr,,a Inst ovosing broke thrnnHh tho trcat'o-
work Mt tho Inter place, and ton persons wcro
,lf1lDd md six wHllnllDs1.
, 1880-05-24

THE Boston AIucrtl8cr says that ME, Til.
don holds "tho key Of tho Domocrutio Eisua'
tion.' hut what good Will 1t do him II ho lcse&
tho comblnauonY' Y'-lyushtHgtGn Post.
, 1880-05-24

puop, SIALER trcata fu the ,Atla1st{o OF
thu futuru Ut tho mining Of precious mptals on
tho American coatlnuut. fl0 predicts \ vast In.
crease In tho production Of tls preolaus matalss
that Of al!yor to be tha moro important, uar OF
Rpid to he tho more steady.
, 1880-05-24

IT Is calculated ll,nt Mlnncaota's ten votes
ut Ch[cag0 Will INT 10 aynstuhle far GltlIor
nlnine ar Grant ut aty nj tue early hallDts, rs
tue delegation IL instructed fur Wiutton, and
must support him whIIo tlloro IL charGo fur his
nomination. Tlley nre nsn instructed tn yotU na
1,nlt as IT things yet mixed in tho ater l,nl-
lettings It ia Thought Iuttc prol,allc Washburno
may get tho entiro MInnps,ta yute.
, 1880-05-24

Gov. CoRsELr, Of Ncw York, Inns signed
tho bill recently pRssed by tho Legislature per-
hitting to oltlzens ut that Stuta To suo nsolYoat
States through tho Attorney. General Of New
York.
, 1880-05-24

THE Senatorial trtumyirate which Is run.
ming the thi1l-teran candidate consists Of
Messys. conkliug, Cameron, aud Logan. OF
these, Logan went1af beyond Ills coutEeres
, 1880-05-24

4 WOMAN recentlF walked from GuhnIsop
to LcaAvillo to solicit legal advIoa. 8ho said that
her 4usbnud wss good, moral nun. aud that
shs had uQthIpR pndeF ta,e suu a1elptt hlu| fur
thor than that tie hui refused pQint. blank to uye
, 1880-05-24

MoVgcker'a Theatre.
Nndfsou ttrcat, botween bcnfhnrn and state.
Abbey's 1Iuunty. .numpty a1ld Spanish Students.
, 1880-05-24
THE SPONTANEOUS RISING" FOR GRANT
IN ILLINOIS.

Tho people Of Illinois, md especially tho
l,nyo Ind an Illustration OF
machinon politics which exceeds my pro-
Iiois operations III this Or perhaps any other
State. The spectacle exhibited Mt Springfield
lurinE tho last week was most disgrncefnl.
ltu merits tbs scycreSt condemnation by
every man claiming 10 be free.
A Senator If the United States has made
contract with two other 6cil-
ators to stitle the popular sentiment Of the
Republican purity by forclng the nomination
of Ger. Grant for a third term. THE Sot,-
ator from New York and the Senator from
Pennsylvania had, 80 sar as my known party
law or precedent even Of corrupt pol
itics Ind ever tolerated, performed their
purt of tho contract. Tlley had manipulated
tic Conventions IN those States, and hal cx-
llarstcd tic machinery OF instructions nipf
unit rules to bind the delegates to tlo their
bidding. But oven In their audacit they
did not tara to deny. to tho Republicans Of
TIM respective districts tho right to so!ect
their own delegates; they allowed eacl' Coll
gresslonai district to namo Its own delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
hut the man who Ind made the contractto |
deliver the forty.two votes Of Illinois for
tjllul-tcrmcry was holder III Ills grab, n1ld !!
moro llnscrupulous than Conkl!ng and canl-
croli. lie left his scat In tho Senate sotno
weeks ago and came here personally |
10 direct tho lnnc1ine. 11p summoned |
tl,o Revenue. Collectors, tho 1ostmastcrs, tile
1'ost-Onlee clerks, tic ccnsus-takers, tho
ronte-agents, tlla Stnte 0f1ecli0adera, md
members OF tic Legislature, upon their nl'e-
eriunrn IN him In rnsurt tn every and all kinds
, 1880-05-24
li{>~'l'.tGEs

Enftred al khe rnsf-tlHff II Chicago, ILL., ~ steona
Ctats .sfalttE
Fort hencht ~ cur patrons who dnnlfo tn aehh
e,nejc copcs nj THE fninSE through tho n1alf, NC
rive hcrcu!t !th tho Transient ratu Of roataao'
f}htssttc. fff ttFy
Elsht and Twelve Page rHppr.+...........s..G cents
Sixteen rnS0 EapoF. conIs
lnrfipn. 80.
EtEht and Twelve 1'nRe Paper. ..".-...,.....@e cents
sixteen Pnxt Taper eoHls
, 1880-05-24

INSANITY will probably be tho plea III be-
aalf Of Dickson, tic assas!n of tho Hon. George
t}ruWn, 0f Torpnts,s
, 1880-05-24

Randolph street. hGtwrcn c&arA hnd In snls. En-
yngensnt Of Powers 1araRon COMEDY Company
"Uootor Clyde" Aftornoun and ovAn'ng.
, 1880-05-24

DoNsELIr, tho nun who tried to sfon q
Aoat In Congress and Incidentally Il stutu for tho
Democracy fur lsso In tho ElcGturnl cnlll,t hns
Ind the oktoek to put Il, II I'LL Ut Sl,4D fur OK
penscs incurred III arxinK tho eNse aud III pset,uo-
lug "axpert testimony" on tho subject Of tho
authorship Ot tho anonymous letter written to
Springer. nonnelly reHlly did llis hest tn hglp
ktcHl ii Beat and Stalo, mud 1t would bo rheer
3ugratEtut1o III tho pnrt ur tho Democratic nl't-
1orlty 10 rof,.se to puy him tnr his ralns out Of
Tho Treasury. Thoy will u,l,latlltglly TO 1t.
, 1880-05-24

lI1ls. II. B. SToWE's orange gTnve In Florida
IL sud to haYo yielded m to tho aero lat year.
, 1880-05-24

Dearborn street. cnYrar nf 3fthr0e. ltAverly
'NaslodQn MlnstTola. Aftnrnoon and evening.
, 1880-05-24

Ccntrai 3tuslh h-lIn!l.
Corner Randolph and stath atrontA A. Far1nfs
Testimonial Concert
, 1880-05-24

TuE Delegates to tl,e Springfield Conyen-
lion fr,m tho tlacnn District. III which 0t11rt ut
present lives, STOUT as follows I'll tho thlra'tefm
lNtslncss:
lnr thirrt term If 0rnnt .....................lh IL
AHAlnst thrtt term ar Orant... I'll
Now, If thoro Is nny rurt of tho United States
w!lcro tho hnor, should hnyo been "spos-
tancollr" It ,sus IN tho 0alera district. In ad.
tlItton to Grnnts avn rersnnal popularity, It had
the olllclons support Of Long Jones' WIG Ind NJ
tlIa uonpy aud ul1cehol.era lie could tlso to
furau tho appointment Of thtrtl-torn delegates
tossprlnstlcd hut he completely falcd to a'lt'"
vert tho popular sentiment. And tho ot1'y Roy
loft to provont Grnnt' aIstrtct frutn being roprc'
Rcntud In tho ChtGnRo Convention by two nntl-
thIrti-tcrmors was by hnvinR LoRln appoint two
rcrsnns III mlsrcprcsont Tint district. a'1H mn
fAci[un In tho Convention tn lndorao his npol'st-
lnent. Tut tho natter has still to bo rlssel on
by tho ChIcngo Convention. Tint botiy must
determine tho question whether Logan hna tho
right tn threw ollt tho representatives sclectca
by Il anntartty Or tho ,lologatns of tho GulcnA
District and to substitute hls own oronturos.
, 1880-05-24
U41p Grio1>,1e.
rE1,afs Of SUBSCRIPTION.

Ut MA1f-1N AnvAStE-1osTA0E rnErA1n.
1tsIx ctilfior nnn S q IN
ff""tsfs ~ \ vnsr iGr uinn ill., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Loo
Smn.Hsv rhm5atny aI,i fnt,tstIsy nor yrnr. tttt1
ttihn,,ny "a tnrsfav and Eriiny t,tr year. s+<bO
s.9,'-,st ~ Hnhsy IA niili;b nor YDhf H,ifi3
AN ntIinr .iay trr rnnr H.DD
WEEKLY EnlTl0S-lDSrrAlD.
tsnt corY, pef ..............9 M %
t1nh OF I0nf q III
tlhb OF len. t''st"''.
Encoln,cn rn}lrs lcHt tr0o.
Give poBsucu nt,rcta In full. Including statc Hna
County. ...... .. - .. -.
1cnilttnnccs nny bn nnafe cithfr hy draft esrros
pustuncG orier, In Registered tcstcs n1 our nAk'
70 crTY Erl'sCn1tlt;lia.
rfa,j5 delivered, Huniny cxeepie,l. 81 cents nos Woek
latty delivered. Hunay frcilc 40 rnnts ref "eok
Address Tilts TttlHGSE tVn,hNti
Corner Madison and lleartnrn.sts Gh'caso' LII
, 1880-05-24

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IRontey's Thcntre.
NAndotnh street, hGtwtcn ElaeN md In snfls. En-
lnKanent Of Powers tarnHnD COMEDY Company
Doctor Clyde" Attotnoon and ovnnsns.
lfayerlY'~ 'rhenttr. ..-..
Dearborn street, cnrnar nj at6froe 1IAverlya
daslodon MnstFola. Afternoon and evening"
Ccntrut 3tuath-lIR!l.
Cornor nandolph and etath atf1ptA A. fat1his
Concert |
MONDAY, MAY 81, 1850.
INSANITY will probably be tho plea In be-
aaf OF Dickson, tho assassin Of tho Hon. George
fsrown, Of roront2;s /
An exctrr!on trui,i On thu nRrrow-9ango
rntIwny running from Bun Franclsc0 to Santa
Cruz Inst oveaing broke thrnisHh tho treSt'o-
work at tho Inter place. and ton persons Wcro |
kiDd ind six wrlln,l0h.
@-@@
SEVENTY buildings, comprising tic greatcr !
portion If ttsn lttle town Of Eaenbi'rg, Clarion
County. rl,., wert burned Saturday night. Tho
fire originated in vtcunt hotel building, anil Is
thought to avo ben tho wurk If an ltcentltnFy.
rho luss Is ubo,it 4EN,0o, with llttlo oriIo ILL.,
.s4rluce. -
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sas.,,. s. a4 H. uu,nt, 1,,tnc 81 xor,h oS roh.
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.,,st ~ Ind ttle prt.fsn snft ,yhcro Tin
an,n,at grnzcd OIL 4ol},
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