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, 1880-05-17

A COUPLE Of Cincinnati men were In the
0rlnt llg.ltltlliarturs ut Ch!cuKo tho other lay
during tho wOrst Ut tho excitement uvcr Tho
b,lt. Two uf tho retnurks wOru notcd as Sig
nitleant, one botng ny don LpXn,l, Who enfd
oxciteily: vel! they may. he,it tho old 1nar
hure June ., hut II thoy beat him 1T Springfield
you oa,, eat tho noso o'7 my facoI" Soon nfter
Fred GrAnt ennle III AMI begun nttNektnE Wns.l-
hnrtlU rs "d-sl hypucrt." who l,lttt 'tg0ne buck
on tho Old nnn1"-Eihci1,idtf Gd1ette,
We cnn hnrtlly believe TINT Col. Grant used
this ln,1gungo towards his fathors old friend.
Certainly 0uu. Grant docs not indorso It, II the
following from tho Chtcnko Erchtuu Journal Of
Saturday ts reliable.
Hero 10 wint Con. Grant tclcEruphcd to pcr-
sounl friend IN this city In rugnra to tho pcCs,.
tton ut tho urant machine tint Wnshburno WIS
"plnying toub!o":
rGErDt very much l3enf1nR nf tho attack uH the
ttabf. t}fmacrit siF. WnstIburno Air, HHstbHrlie
H. nn nus always been frtenI and lint. tn0, Wt1u
Ills friendship WIS Ut .n6stlnnbIe vnlug roul
novur fDrKGt IT, or bb nnErnt0fui for IT,
No n,nil In the Unltcd BtAtcs knows Mr.. WASH
h1lrno better ihan 0on. Grnnt knows him. aud
"r. HI Msa,al. or his ahilltY: lIo knuws that
fnr ny his course towlrls Con. Hrant ia TOLL
ceril.tt, VIC know that he has boon =" al true MS
, 1880-05-17

liExux Il. FoorE-othsrw!sa known "a
llanymun Foo,a-Is reported In bo lying ut tho
point 0f death pear Nashville, Tenn. lie Ii
HOW nearly 10 ycars Of uRc. 4 yIrgln!an by
birth, no studied lam In that ftatc, but after
wards rcn,0ytl to Alaba.na, and tl,e1l IT. tho
nelxhhorhooA Of Jacksol,skft1s. Iie ,sna elected
to TIM United Statea Senate by the Mlsslsstppl
Legislature In ls&7, and was ut the hoad
Of tho Committee on Foreign Rolutions III
that body. Nn advocated tho conlprnNtso
measures In 1850. III 1851 10 defeated Jefferson
nayls IN 4 closo and exciting uorlteet tor tho
0ubernatortal office Ia Mississippi, Rnd resigned
bis spat III tho Senate to beeon,e loyusnor, At
tho closo Of this terl1 he removed to California,
but returned to Atsafsspps md settled at Vluks-
hurg III 1853. lIo attended tho 8uuthesn Cof,-
vention ut Knoxville. Tonn.. and nladn a ye-
hemont speech against d!suuion that attracted
attontio1. throughput tho country. Ip tue cou-
fcdnrate Congress he was faatIous aud
troublesome. unkiug hlmAolf especially
thorn III the side Of JeH Davis,
whom he had never forgiven for his conduct
, 1880-05-17

THE lion. Tl1omAs Bayley Potter. Liberal,
md tho right-hund lnan Of Juhn bright, wrltcs
tro,n tho i.ontlnr, reform Club Chumbess to au
Anlurican friend.
. Yott would have enjoyed seeing John RrlgAt's
fuco t0-tiMy aud hcartnE Ills thtnktuI Wnt1ls on
our recent vcnfy. It li.s boon rurol.tiol., nli,l
now thuru IL power. y Wleldod wisely alitt waI,
1eun ssaly tho aspirations Ut our prumluoul
LEADERS,.
b1r. Potter adds:
Am nut 3n ioye with your third term In Amor,-
tho Olle. n'All worship.
Thls ia Significant. Tho Lthornla In England
occupy towlrds tho rorlps tho relative position
of tho Republicans In this country towards the
l1ourbon Democracy. And they regard the
thlrll"tcrin business u something moro than u
"superstltton."- II wa,.iosius army frum the
prccpdunta Of the Nopuhle.
, 1880-05-17

THE widespread revolt agnlnst a third
term for my nun In taktug a must scrlous shape
In tho City Of Now York. NJ well as all uyer tho
61ato. Ethan Allen, q lualing ltopnbItcan, sends
to tho Now York Tribune tho names ut 5000 Iia-
publican yt,tcrs of Now York City who pcise
themselves TINT they will not voto for Gen,
Grant should Aa be JNlnilAtcd tor third term,
Col. A1en says thu list cali DO Increased tn l0000
without spcctal effort. Tho opposition IL not to
Hrn,lt personally, but tu d violation Of prcu-
es!0nts Ut tho liupnblto. 1t IL nut d bolt" but
tixod puFNsa tn reslst su1vers0n OF tho uns
written constitution. In The 0pinfon Of tho most
thoughtful Republicans Ut tho Enp[ru State, 1t IA
madness to aam Now Yusk for 4 third torn,
, 1880-05-17

THE friends aid admirers OF George Eliot
In this country will bo grout,y relieved by tho
announcement ttMt she has int mnrrIed, md
docs mt lntend to marry, IN Mr.. Cross" Tho
person Rho hRs married Ms. Cross Is Mrs. O; II.
Lcwess tho lcgnl widow Of tho philosopher, whose
separation from him took pIAco lHitny years ngo
un,'er pnlnfu! circumstances. Tho public knows
nothing Rbuut tho leyul Mrs. Loves nnd cares
loss. Tho announcement Of thu marriage wns
not Interesting ut al! OIL I.owes account, but It
had sonu Importance lo those who hayc followed
tho fortunes ot thu grcat novelist With unynry-
lug affection null respect. 1t WIS itto loss than
astounding 10 those truo friends that "ueorgu
E,int," famous ab0ya MI other wosueh for her
stnrchucsa md sincerity. should 80 suon after
tho aoath OF Ar. Lewus tako up With J" thu rcl-
rescntativu Of MI American ntinnoa house."
Tho contradiction of this crroneous report will
he most gratfytng VIC repent, to nll tho friends
Of George Eliot on this Side tho oocaa.
, 1880-05-17
PERSONALS.

Ten carloads Of cucumbers left Savannah,
f3n,, for Now York recently. Other stomschg
will ache.
Senator Sharon Is thin, pale, almost yel-
low. and haggard, but his bank account il
hoatthter than over.
As Hart, tho pedestrian, is reported By tho
Doston papers 10 be quito profaue. 1t IL evident
that tho yuunE mans walk Is better than bis COZ.
vcrsation. =;
George Augustus Snla admfres the Ame1[s
can railway system. As George trnyoled $500
niles by rall In thls country without paylns 1
cent bis enthusiasm Is not remarkable.
An Iowa clergyman has resigned from tho
ministry on account Of hts eyes. He eau see well
enough With them, but thoy are 10 crossed that
he thinks they destroy his usofuluets IN ths
straight and nnrr0w path. -.
Clark Mills is 10 years old, and until bis
10th yenr worked as d plastcrer With never
thought Of sculpture. II all ambitious sculp-
tors would resolve to work at p'astaetng until
they wcre 10 years old this would bo botteraud
hdpPtcr world.
T.. Dernhnrdt Is reported TO lave exclaimed
tho other eycning, Us she was nbout leaving
Paris; "AdlaIl, ungratctul country! You shal
mover haye my bones!' Frnnus needn't feel
bud aboutit A. a fortilIzor Barah would not
hafe been O success.
A. correspondent wants to know II pcdea.
trlanlsm Is unhealthy. 1t is not, II Indulacd ID
bchlnd plow. hut wheu 1t comes to walking
UP anil down tho sidewalk in front Of yout
girls holiso until her old Gau starts dowu'toTu,'
1t IL worse than n lnalarIa.
An exchange says that "lt Is strange, but
true. TINT Mother 1Iarlan nnr Riley can SWIM
VIC don't know about tho strange part, but hops
| u twin ia in hut In t~rrf frj1rnAt
Into racing -sholl from Il convenient bridge will
invariably cause 1t to cApslzc.
There can be no doubt that the drama Is
steadily advanolng In this country. Joe Emmett
bus boen put In a hospital for drunkarda At
Plttsbnrg. and by tho time Of hls relcaso tho
drasnn mhy hnva obtained such leud that ha
Will noycr ho nble to oycrtake It.
The German Empress Is Mt Baden going
through a coursn Of wley.drink!ng. before
leaving Durfn she asked tho Court Physician
tho reason Of Ills unusual prescription, but 10
told her tO mover MUD tho whey and wherefore
She lett Mt once, not wishing to wltuess the mana
execution.
Ex-GoH Seymour, OF New York, has de-
cl!ncd to mako the nnnl,a1 address at tho Befxa
County Agricultural Fair next fail. Editors o.
newspapers that have boon giving currency 10
tho report that Mr. Seymour WIS falling mehlsl'
" should hayo a few proofs Of this Item taken
and pasto ono Ia every hut they own.
Cultured people In this country will %
Rratldcd to learn that the lttloglrl-haby Of Nei.
liz 0rant sartoris haa boon mined Vlv'sa.
Thoro WIS great toar nt ono umo TINT tho IN
fuht wosll.t he called Lucy, or Mary. or somo
othor horribly unrnnantso name. a grcat n ny
peoplc would hny" pruterrod Etholtnda Or VIZ
rIssa; but WYNN will do.
'Fha euston M t},a FitEoua tint when man
, 1880-05-17

In this co,,uty>. II wuuld hayc been arr.
Singers ,uty, M ou bonoral,1c ma1,, nudcr
these circumstances To name Atr, Elliott
Anthony NJ tho known chotcc of nh oycr-
wrrlmIuu majority, Alr, Singer wps not q
tlplcgutu to tho Convention, 1lc Ind bocu ~
lec!c.t Chairman Of tho County Comn.lttce n
yenr before, wftllout any reference to tho
urant antl anti.t,raut struggle, t1c ],atl no
other authority n,sd IN other right In tho
Convention than lint at assisting tl,c ta}orI-
ty to organize 1t property. but Mr. Singer,
who knew tint 10 precedent gayc him tho
right 10 name tho Chairman, uot n,Iy l,lsistch
upou usurpinv tjmt authority, but lid
not namo the Chairman whom he
knew the majority iatl nrca,ly agreed
t,,nn, nul l,ersistently rcf,,se.( over and
over ngain to submit 10 tho Convention tho
nnt,,e of Etiott AutItnny viii, fn,t lcpu ,,nn1-
, 1880-05-17
SUICIDAL.

Aptt1at DE1pdftA 10 1Ae EA1tdeo 1F1ouh* ~
nAyENPuirr, May 1o,-Thls morning 81 e stn s.st
J, ]. THROWN. resldent Of Davenport tol ~
tWentyvthsoa yeats, attempted suicide " ,hs
Ing himself. llo wis a4Une fn his bedroom a. ~.
tin,u, and discharged small No. = Fosu'ss. I's
The ball lodged In bis bead. and viii p'oas.s.
de4th heforp motulng. according ~ fhe e.a,S ~
u,ent OF rhyslo!ans- Financial dlnlonlt'es 14'%
cAuBe. -. --.. -.
Hptetal DtspateA Ia Ihs cAieada 7fthIns a
FlTr3buR0, Pu., May 1t.-l3ontou 1.n,,nn.iIted 1nn.it
young but prpsninpnt tuslnsss t.iaE. ton,!ioG n.ainoG
suicide TO- Ellght In u Erar building o. = infe
lle was d!sApilollted soul0 time l8o ~ i, LA
at1a!F, and had boen drinking to exoeas ="
Mouk.
, 1880-05-17

eates. whereas on tho proportional sys,c,n th,u
aro nniy entitled t" threo nf them. rLcr !,
t!'Is hy vlrs''o Of me principle TINT tho majory
secortt. tlIey rass resolution lnstrictnp ,a,s
delegation to Springfield to ,tp.,ntl Tho {bIca.s
minority bnllnrsi I1oro Ia rupublo stnItInass
tlun Of themselves. Thoy can't eIalrn mud nrn1s
majority rule In 0tundy County and mInart,,. rps
ruln III CtH,k County. Tint sort of pnrtI,on A..
crimtnatton Is too gross and s!,nu,cf 10 a t.,s
tlilctl nr dotcnt'cA The Nepubcnr, orann;ss@ yss~
tim conl'l never bo 1natntutued II ihat sort -,
tast-arsl.lo Erno- gnmc Is to become tho r,,Ic
which will rcttlrt, and hit their honds.
, 1880-05-17

TlIA outlook In Pennsylvania, ~ described
III a washington dispatch, is not u.tyflAfAyos-
abls ta the th'ri.ter1n movement, hut u quite
fayosab!e for Btainus Eottinx tho united vote
uf tho State 1t Chicagu 1t Is said ttAt Ut a cou-
ference recently held In Philadelphia between
senator Cameron and tho FhiluieIphiu del
cgates the latter proposed nn agreement that
II. upon arriving III Ch!caxo it should
he found that ina]ot!ty Ut tle Btat9 delegation
we1o iu fRvur Of blalno. tho unit rule should ba
appliot and tho delegation vote unantmouay
tor DlAiue. THIS proposition Was takea under
, 1880-05-17
TRIBUNE 1lltASt:tf OFFICES.

TIE CnfCaao Tnt,rN' has established branch
offices far tho receipt nt Subscriptions md ADVERTISE
h,ents N follows: 49,.
NEW YUliK-looM - Tribune Building. FIT. Me-
EArDEx, Menns1r
GLASGOW, Hcot'snd-Ann's American Eows
Agency. III tkcnnetl-st.
LONDON, Eng-AnserInnn ExchnnRo, AtD Hrand.
$lkNlAf 7. GILt.tl. Agent
WAsulNuTUN. d. c.-lsin + strcet.
, 1880-05-17

AGO TRlDDNE: MONDAY
the sallc race, now variausly known rs Al
baninns. Tho Albaniai,s wcrn once Chris
tfnns, but tho grea.cr number alostasIzcd ut
tito time nf tic Ottoman conquest, aud l,avo
ever sInce l,ec,t fnnattenl AtosIc'ns. Il cost-
siderable section, lIowuvcr, nj tile Northern
Allmuiars arc 1onaH Cntllullcs.
Like nil mountain races, tho Albanlnns
have always sought their freedom. Thgy
first Rccnrctl tho name Of Albania for their
country tlnrtny tic tinys nf thu t'reck Etup!rc,
twclye or fourteen centuries aEnt MID In tito
tlcelnu Of that Empire they achieved their
Independence. Upon tho onu hand they
held their ground ngainst mn old
time enomy, tho 13utgarians. Tn tllo other,
heatied by the famous George Castrln,
known anaong Tho Turks nsScalMterbcg, they
defeated every effort uf AfaAUmet II. to over
power them, and Wien tic hitter invaded
Albania llla armies wcro defeated over and
over ngnin. artl he was compelled to mako
MT acknowledgment Ut its Independence by
formal trenty. When Scn,i1crbcg tlfe'l,
however, tho Alhantats lost their tower Of
strength, and tho Turks ol,co moro removed
tho struggle, and Mt Inst after the memorable
stege uf Scutarf in l418, succeeded III rctltlc-
tng tton to q stato OF nominal snbjcction. The
country, however, was Il, au al1nost constant
condition Of royoll, aud tho d,yclcrs upon tho
mountains preserved their Independence.
During tho creek Iusurroct!on uf 1881 the
Atbanians offered to mike common cauao
with tho Greeks, but tller l,,ttl trcatment by
tho latter forced then, luto tic Turkls, army,
and from tint timo to tl,fs they l,nye llnns~
luR)ty l,cen subjects Of the Porte, though
ready Mt any tine to dissolve tho allegiance,
, 1880-05-17

La PsNE, tho French Minister of Justice
md Worship, yesterday Resigned, presumably
OH account ut tho cHnlllut bptwcun the GUrcrn-
mcnt and tho Chamber regarding tho propost.l
Legislation md dccrccs agu!ust tho religious Or
dcrB and societies.
, 1880-05-17

THE amounts allowed under tho order =,
rartinl distribution from tho estate OF TIM h..
John G. o'lis1ct1. "f Sun Frtncisoo nre: 10 coIia
James V. Colonan, *;ho.Do0: Agtlcs Macfnv''
usgh, $3o0000; Joseph MncDonough EaY1n mn,
William O'l'rlon MucDonougn, tJl,goo: Ma.
Pauline OIsrlcn, $sN0O0l; Nomau Cashot,o ~.
phnn Asylum, san 1tnfacl. s5lOo0: noma,, f,ath.
ulc Orphan Asslntn, San Frnnolsco, s3ldn,
Frutcstnnt Orrhun Asylum. sau Francisco. IN
100. lcsIdcs these, sss;, ,a7 has been paid To n.
rim Coleman and $ssa ,014 to Mary Knte Maonon,
Uugll.
, 1880-05-17

during tho campaign of 1851 Footn wna H1nde
Director Of thu Mint Mt New 0r.cnns by Trcsi-
dent Hayes. Frolably hi. tnat nrrearancntn r,'.
'c Ifo wns nt thcV teksNrR Convention, If c.lnrcd
met, md white rl1,ntcrs to nor,scr the exodus
lunstio,,. Muy 4. iB1n At Tint Convention.
Fx'tu slltls Il hIttcr md ,fonInti,ltory speech,
which much incrscd tho whitn plnnters present,
hit cnnsIstctl, nevertheless, mainly nt whole
Hs,tun truths.
, 1880-05-17

THE organ Of tho boilers asks members n,
tho regular couk County Convention wbether
tl,oy Nro prepared to say tins tho votcrs fot
Two cuntlElntcs shnll be represented at snrinr,
Held, wti'o tho supporters Of d third shall bo dIs.
ftnnchlscd."
Tho mcnhcrs Of tho reRtllnr Cook County coo,
fcntlon might ask tho organ whether tho voters
fur ono candidate In Lii Baio, WILL Jo Davies.
and Wn,obaHo Counties ahull bo represented
1t Springfield, while tho supporters Of another
Gaildldntp shall bc tiistrnnchtsc1.
, 1880-05-17

Totdl.....,,,

Why should mt tho GRANTEES ho required to
"cotic!lfnte" tho Rntts In those counties, aud
tnri, ovcr about forty OF tho delegates To Baue
and Washburnos There are vastly moro nnt[-
third-tcrn Republican voters In those onuntfes
than thorc uru vi thlr,l-termers In Cook County.
II thpro Is to be Compromise nnd tho ru1e Of pro-
portion forced on Cpok County, lot thora be nj
equal measure 0f compromising nnl pro-ratng
uxItctcl from those counties. No "salid" Grnnt
delegation lii any county has a right to vote Tor
n a"tllyItlo" OF tho Cook County delegation llu-
less thoy aro willing To apply tho samo rule to
themselves.
, 1880-05-17

Mr.. ALAx llJot.rsnEItG, the wclt-known
railsoad engineer and architect, who WIS struck
BY locomotive OH tho 18th OF Inst month while
Oh tour OF inspection to tho site of tho new
Pullman works. ntl.r this city, iGl lnst
evening III consequence, Indirectly, nf tho III
Juric8 thcn receirptl.
, 1880-05-17
CADET WHtTrAKERts MBFoaTuNEs.

;ri,e rn,,,orEn,,Ic ] ,Iavninr,,as,s ,n"do t,v tha
croaa,nxo,,,,na.ion In Nm Weut r,iut Ir",,Irv
nj, sot,r,,.v ,,,,ns thar co, h., shawn h. h,
grnn,,,.ss ,xi,, h.. vor,. M ,1.,n,,,,nr j., ,,,o
c,so ~ Cn,,"t ,vt,,t.n.,r 4 - ,,,',,, ston;
no;v ,hoy nn,,v,,t lin, ~ f,taa1,,,a ,,rfmrv
mi ,,,nro,,n,, nj :, ,,,,,aur .ri,
axno,ts avn t,,n IL, nn,nlnr h,"s, a't.ntsf,,,, tho
,,a,,,.r,,Inu - ,vE,,,a,,,r rs ,,,, ,,n,,1,,rtt.
trr In t,,a mi, ~ ,vor,,,,,,, ho roea,..I md
,tos. In, t,,.rt;a,n,tr,, no., ~. T., In
tnoorront ,;S ,",,,,,, noa ,1n.a ~, .,,, I,aar,
n n,ts n ,to ,,loov,tns - liz s,t,a,,,,, I'M
oftnr r,L,,o,,,faI,n., ,.,,,.,,.o,f .,."t ~ ,a r
,,,o, ,rlio ,ottor ,,,, rt1, ,r,tta,, r., ii.
othar ns lta n,.,, ,.ritIn, t,,o ,,,,tn ~ ,v,r,.
In, VINO ,,.rtttu,, ,,,u,,, ,n ,t,,ar ,,.If ,, .,x-
nci,v ftt"i # In tha nunI,Iv NJ ,,a,wr t1'o mi.
r ,,,J liza w. ,,,", ',,,"s ,v,ar, - ,,a,, ,,na,,
M ~ tor,, u,,,rt I,r,,.,o"s T., t,,,. 'I,.oov.
orr: fin o,,,.r ,..'.sn,,, as TIN lie.
o,,u,nrannn - I,ts ,,on',s"ro,,i.f .,o n",i;n',
of ,.s ,,,isa ~ tia n,nr t,,o in,L iuu ~ ~,
,,nt,room ,,oor In ,orrason',an"'s ~" ~ t,,, @
o,,tt,,,, - .,o I.a,.as f- n;', r,t,,,.. T.,
,rtt,, ,ta ,,..as - h,s s.';'a''r. -, ' 'i.,'t
tn,. h.",, roanr.,a,, ~ .r,,,,. ,,,.,,, -. II. H..
tnaso oisa,,s.an"aa 49,, ~, .i..,,a,,a, ", '"s
sa,"o - IT, ''.., s...t1.a.', o .,.,' 49,, -.
,r;,to,, r., IT., ,t,a,s ann,,,.,, ',,, ,,,n vs."
,,,,,',,,,ot .,,a .,s,.ss.. os'.'. "n, s ..",s 80
t.,,a 49,, t,,s a..,., ...a, "a .,, ..,s.t...' r l.,
axa.a,,,na,,. ,,,'na,.,n's ,,a.,s, ..'a. ,as -
, 1880-05-17

ur to ycstortlay the Italian elections hal
resulted fnvornbly tn tho ministerial purity. 4
largo number Ut sucnrl bHft0te will b1 necessary,
among them tho caec uf GnrtbnlllI, \ candidate
for election to Parliament frorn Rome,
, 1880-05-17

THE pointing Of an empty revolver by II
qlarrelso'ne customer nt tho head Ut II ani,sot,-
keeper ut Davenport, H.. resulted In tho point
ing Of Il loadcd weapon III return by tho sal0nM.
keeper, and tho 1nstltt killing ut the furnler.
, 1880-05-17

ALI. tho British C0tlsu!s iii Turkey llayc
been Instructed by Earl Granville tn prtGcesl ut
once to Cunstnntlnuplo md c,hfer with ,fr.
Goschon, tho nrwly-nppoEnteh Minister to
Turkey. upon hia arrival therr.
, 1880-05-17

AT Saturdays explosion at Dircll11l's Hall
1run- works near Lonon the loss at life WIS far
greater thun ut sfrst reported 1'wpnty-tlve
people wcFu killed anil aixty Wounded,
, 1880-05-17

THE hegirn to Springfield began Inst night,
sand for few tlnys to come tne political storn
area Will be transferred from Chicago to tho
S3tate CuptNl,
, 1880-05-17

CANADA's Governnr-Gcneral. the Marquis
OF Lof1.c, bus nccn Invited to attend tho crlclra-
ton OF tho .6Oth anniversary Of the settlcme,lt
OF Boston.
, 1880-05-17

THE tslsat proclamation, setting apart t'le
Last weuk-tlny IN May, which Will lto Slturtiny,
tho Goth. for observance In Internationally, will
be to.tlay Issued Is tho Governor Of Illinois.
, 1880-05-17

ndviscsncnt by Camcr,t,, and II 10 inforrcd Tint
No has t.cc!esl to ncrcpt 1t from tho fact TINT
hc declared SUBSEQUENT 10 tho Philadelphia
cotlforencn That the Htato delegation would
work In harmony with him,
, 1880-05-17
l't)S1'AtiE.

Enttttd at tAk rost.tlrse NJ chrdeo IT., 6eeond-
Lhsss Natter
tnrtho hunchs NJ nnr natr,nH who dasfrn 10 send
snR'c copcs OF TIE TntBtfSE through tho mall, wa
atve herewith thu srasIslunt rntG OF POSTAGE:
~. .ft1,Natit. t'eT s.trN
Eight and Twelve Page l'nl,ar. ..............3 ccs
EItfEfa EhNe 4Ht0fs CNht4
-. FhrfpA
Eight and Twclro t'hga 1'aier..-...-.,....a cnnts
el1tetA IGto Inpuf ctns
, 1880-05-17
AafUSEsf ES'rS.

Movttkrr'a Theatre.
MndiAnn RtreGt, belweRn Nenrl4lrA nhd StntA.
IA hbays foH York l'urk ThcatrH Company In En-
tkunsn1,s
, 1880-05-17

rInver1y'A Thrnfrt.
ncnrh0rn atTnet. C1rflaE OF AtunsuG. Huvofly's
Aiueloflon Mlnstrcls.
, 1880-05-17

THE Increase In tho circulation OF TnE
TnlHrSE sitlct Now Ycar'a hua boon steady and
inarkud. For Two Or thrco months past tho
ennlny edition haa ranged from 4s,5oO to Just
under MlU0l. hut with a Rr1lttunl growth ouch
week. Yesterday t. crosscd tho line and rcached
60,'a'. Tho bulk uf ;ha circulation wns In tho
city an suburbs. Ms not many trains rin out ut
Snnslny. except ut night. Wc acccpt this stcntly
Increase NJ token Of improving activity In all
departments OF trate. and not unimportant
rr1HT of tho continued growth aud prosperity
Of tho City Of Chicngo. No tIrst-class journal
west Ut New York equals TIM TnlnuNK In cir
cuation: mid II IL doubtful II any tWu together
have rs 'nrRo all advertising patronage.
, 1880-05-17

So FAN only two avuwctl thiTtl.tcrmcrs
hHre boon ehoson rs ,leleRntcs to the Minnesota
Rupublinan Convention. whlGh Ia to ho hehl this
week Wednesday. The struggle IS between
Winslom and lsane for tile support of thut stato
ut Chicago, with tho ntlts numerically IN favor
Of tho "fnvorit a0nf movement, whila tho
NnEtlp mans friends hnyG tho tMll In tho matter
nf organization, experience, atl! energy. 4
spirited ct1tttst batweGn tho supporters Of tho
two candidates Ia anticipated WHEN tue Convesl-
tinn meets. Up to yustelrlAy ilfty-clght out of
the scsrf1iy-stx co.lntlrs 1,atl chosgn i8l ont Ut
tho 70 Delegates md Ut these nInety-three wcrc
fnr WimlUn,, cfRhty-nne for UAne, and seven
scattering"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-07
Fast Day Proclamation.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Executive DEPARTMENT.

An alI.wise Creator has commanded His
creatures everywhere and in all time not
to forget Him, the Author Of their being
and the Giver OF every good and perfect
gilt.
Then beware lest thou forget the
Lord" This command comes no less to
states and nations than it does to individu-
ais, and their obedience is sure to bring
the same reward, for " Righteousness
exalteth a nation" and Blessed is the
nation whose God is the Lord"
The people of old, with one accord, were
wont to observe their days of prayer and
fasting as we'll as times Of praise and
feasting, and the custOm has lived through
all the generations since. Il is surely a.,
fitting nowas it WAS two thousand years
ago to set apart such days, for our rrl'-
tons to an over ruling Providence have
not changed" He is the same yestertl s..
to-day and forever, and we are Just ~
dependent upon His bounty and His bless
ing.
In accordance, therefore, with the spirr
Of the divine command, and the hallowr'l
custom of our forelatherS,I hereby app,int
Friday, the ninth day of April. next. 20 h.
kept throughout this state as Il day ol Us:
ing, humiliation and prayer.
Let us observe the day in the proper
spirit of true devotion; let US rest from
our ordinary lab0rs, and in our homes ur
at places of public worship humbly ae
knowledge our dependence upon the God
who rules over all. Let us seek Ills
blessing on our state and nation and pray
| that tho hnnptanuc barvoztS # tho ras
may be continued and the land again bt
blessed with plenty; that our hearts may
he inclined to remainder those who are
suffering from famine and pestiIence and
to contribute from our abundance for theft
relief that we may be saved from tilt
sins of pride and ungodliness, Of eXtrty.r
gance and lawlessness, which too often
result from returning prosperity. Let u,
ask especially that the nation may be saI-
| ly guided and kept unframed through IT,,
political contests of the year, and that on,
actions may conform to the immuta !,
principles of divine law.
| 1t IS a fit time for every man TO pau,
and make careful examination of his pu
| litical course, and make sure that he i.
actuated by love of country and that hi
motives are pure and high, and his acts il
intelligent accord Herewith. Then vii
he voice of the people be indeed the voic,
of God.
Given under my hand in executiv,
chamber. at Sutherland Falls, this thirtietl
day of March, in the year of our Lor,
one thousand eight hundred and eightieth
and the independence of the United States
the one hundred and fourth.
REDFiELD PROCTOR.
By the Governor,
HAIRY =. STIMsON,
Sec'y of Civil and Military Affairs.