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New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
VICTORIES IN MAINE.

GARDINER, Me-, March 1.-The Repul leans
have elected d. C. Palmer Mayor, and nearly all the
other city officials.
sACO Me- March 1.-The RcpuhHcans have ele'ieu
O1ycrC c. Clark Mayor by majority Of 100.
ELLSWORTH, Me-. March. l.-Roscoo Holmes (Demo-
craO was elected Mayor by 90 majority, the Repubh-
cans carrying three of hye wards against the com
bined forces Of the Greonbackers and Democrats
AUrURN Me-. March 1.-For Mayor Mr Ltueheld
Rcpub.can) received 1.iJG votes, and Mr. HGsto"
DrnocraD. 7O7. The Republicans carry Tour wares
Lewiston. Ne. March For Mayor, MT Da'
Rrpnblcan) received 1916 votes and Mr. Iettin-
an (Fugjm 1876 The Republicans nave eIec'eu i""
Aldermen and thirteen COuuc.Imcu .-.t-.
PORTLAND Ne, March l.-Thc muhcpM cocuo'
to-day resulted IN the election Of Nm sauter tRepuoh
cam hy .23i majority in vote OF 537o Iasi !eas
there e Fusion majority ~ J" ln I" t"lI f. fO. -. ~
bcfi At Faruiuctun the i pubi'caus elected AZ 'Le
officers by an average OF 100 majority.
skowuEGAS. Ne. March 1.-The town meeting to-uay
was the largest ever hold in skowhcean. Hiram stew
ART tho connted out Representative" was elected
Fr.t scectman by a vote OF 40l 70 1876. The mi i'
,u'lcan board was eeccd. The Board was cOmpo'cu
Of fusiOnl5ts last year.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
EOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday March l. 1880.
In Westminster Abbey yesterday $5j5 we're received
for the IRISH Relief Fund.
Tho muiic pal election in the st. Thomas d. quin
quarter Paris yesterday. resulted IN the return 81 NJ
BmthoIOnl, % bOnHpartlSt
In;ell senco has been received here from Bombay that
steamer from Vngorla bound 10 kurIachee has foun-
dcryd, and FIVE Europeans and hiiy-hine naFes were
lost.
The Vatican ia dissatisfied with the conduct o; the Bra
gilan Government and IA indisp0sed to approve the
eccesiastc proposed by The latter for the BlshOpc O
Onudd.
The Hull District Bank Oimitedl has suspended pay
,,.rt II bos Il nominal capital OF 2S3.OO0, OF which
lue paid M sum IL s2S 900. The eject Of the suspeu
sion Is entirely local.
At the inquiry into the ray Fridge disaster on sanr
av several mouidcrs testified that the quality OF the
iron used Tor tho castings very inferior, ana that
cracks and holes filled Wlth puty or cement and
painted over.
TIE Times ys oay eff Ct that is too soon to pro
pose what s 10 done VITA AghansiaD, as there may
be more fighting. The Daily Telegraph says semioif
cly that IL Is not at preseut prOOaDe that Ierdt ana
selsan Will under Persian ruio GeneralsteWarts
advance upon Ghuzni viii PROBABLY commence between
thc oOth aud 3lst OF March.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
TRIBUTES TO DE LESSEPS.

BRILLIANT DINNER Ar DELMONICO'S.
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS MEET 10 HONOR rHE
GREAT CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By DE
LEssEPs. DIR. sTORRs JOHN BTGELOw, MAYOR
COOPER. A. A. LOW. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
JUSTIN DIRKs. DIR. BELLOWS, GENERAL SCHo-
HELD AND OTHERS.
A large number of prominent citizens Of
NewYOrk met at dinner at Demon ico's last
evening to welcome and honor the builder of
the Suez Canal Count de Lesseps, the guest
of the evening. made brief address. The Rev.
Dr. Storrs. who presided, delivered the opening
speech, and addresses were also delivered by
Mayor Cooper. A. A. Low, A. l.. Holley. JUS
lin Dirks, David Dudley Field, David VI. Stone.
Dr.. Bellows, General schoiield and Others.
The dining-hall and tables were elaborately
decorated. and on the dianer Delmonico Law.
ished all his skill.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
A FOOLISH STORY ABOUT PORTER.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, March 1.-The Rev.
Carkson d. Ayers, OF Bridgeport recently published
abatement that two nights previous TO the second baltic
OF Bull Run he General Fitz John Porter In conyer-
satou with three Confederate generals including Gene
ral Robert f. Lee Porter told Mr Ayers 10 say noth
ing about il on the peril OF his llie
c. NJ Russell, OF this city, publishes statement to-
day that about seven years he heard Mr. Ayers tell
similnr story, bnt then said 1, General Mcdowell
Inc cagt IN conference with Confederate generals, ana
moi PoTtcr The old story had II that he General
Mcdowell signal with his haudkercueftO 10 the COnIcd
crates during the battle.
The latter story ia even moro pfepostcrJus than
the other-Edl
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
r1nc1v1A nrRr ELL pASSED.

RICHMOND, Va, March both houses OF
tu General Assembly tonight passed and sent TO the
Governor for his approval the BIN to retstabish The
public credit generally known as the Riddeberger bI'
II reduces the principal OF the state debt from SOD
100000 to $4,000 900 by eliminating the capitalized
war and reconstruction interest, aud bXcs the rate OF
interest al per cent The coupons on the new bonds
are uot 70 De receivable Tor taxes.
II is intended further 10 outlaw the present Tx
recei, able coupons. Tic bin was opposed IN b0ih
houses By the Conservatives, and was carried by the
Readiusers. aided ny most OF tic Republican nenDer'
From Governor Holidays record on 'his debt qucs
ttnR IL f. c0ncsd bai ne will veto the BILL but eh"uli
II 1a ~ become law u VIII be submitted 20 the people
At tho NOYeMbcr cICcl!On.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Kcpnb-
lcan Association OF the It Assembly District was held
last evening. the president Charles W. Trainer, in the
chair. Twenty new members weio elected. and about
twenty-five persons were proposed for membership.
Resolutions adopted expressing satisfaction with
the result OF tie Utica Convention "ut promising al
lcelauce 10 the candidate nominated ut Chicago 4
resolution expressing tho hope that General Grant viii
bee the choice OF the National Convention w"s also
adopted.
regular meeting OF the INA Assembly District Il
publican Association was held last evening At Nc. -
Clinton place with g. NHu Cott the chair Only or
dinarv routine business transacted. Twenty four
nance were proposed for membership, and ten new
members were declared elected.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
CRIMES AND cISU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH


LARGE HAUL OF POSTAGE STAMPS.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, MHCb 1.-The post Office IN tins
cv broken into last night ana robbed Of $1,000 worth OF
stamps.
TWO TRAINS IN COLLISION.
CnCAGO March IA collision between two
heavy freight trains tho Lake Shore and Michigan
issOid Twenty thId early this mOrnng wrecked
engine aud Freight car Tho damage about SSUJO
EVIDENCE AGAINST BUCHOLE
BRIDGNPoT, Conn. March LIN the BuchOlz
trial today Dr. Pafdee testified TO the injuries schultz
cevei Jewellers testified that Schue- watch might have
remained under the for three months without being
iurtd ..-.....--. -. -. .
LOUISVILLE. OHIO. March Inlay flskc. of the
Troupe Blondes" las been arrested Of
unpaid note Tor 800 To avoid arrest .be locked herself
room bui entrance finally effected through window
and sue WAS lodged in ail
A DESPERATE RUFFIAN SHOT DEAD.
TTXARKANA, March l.-Sherh Roberts aad thrce
deputies eceny attempted 10 arrest Ed Murphy a1d John
Hfi Eghting ensued ana Murphy shot dead. Hi
rendered Great praise 10 Roberts for his epd
conduct, as Murphy was the terror Of the country.
A SPORTS NAN FOUND DEAD
LENNENYlLLE. y. j., March 1.-.James Maxwell n
respectable farmers found dead b the woods
load OF sho IN head and his lyIuH by sr.
Is believed he accidental shot himself Thla quest
game ne deceased man Sas twenty years Of and
unmarflcd
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
TELEGR.iPHIC NOTES.

THE PETERSBURG STOCK.
pPrEVsnrRG Va March The CITY has sold it's
tferred stock OF the Poters ana weldon
Railroad tl63,5O0
DIR sCHULZE SET FREE.
puu,DVIPHIA. March l.-Dr. Augustin Schrlze,
TIN physician mas been di-chsrge from tne innate
asylum. atury having iOuhu thaV Us was usNe wv - ~
Ol sound mind.
SURPRISING OLEOMARGARINE
DEs MOINES Iowa, March LIN the Senate and
Uonse today the Oleomargarne bnl was amended and
ga1o in Iowa under heavy penalties By fine and imprson
meat ,,,. ,.,,,
HALIFAX \. &, March 1.-The steamer Para, be-
fore reported miles south Oi Cape Sable wing IN
outeep fathoIns Of upright position her top
nass are visible few sacks Of huu were taken nom the
vessel at time OF snking but nothing has since oeen re
covered fIoLI the wreck
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASnINGTON, Monday, March ]. 1850.
Under the call OF IN the House for the ntroduc
ton Of bills to-day 1cx bills and resolutions were Of
fcre1
The coinage Mt the American M!ntS in February was
as followsi Gold, 59l120 pieces, worth So,s44,S50 ;
silver 3OI 500 pieces worth S2.300,740 miuer coin
age. . .33l 800 pieces, worth $21,399.
Senator Beck shows signs OF eruption. He miro
duced a resolution to-day. which passed calling
upon the secretary OF the Treasury statement Of
the amount paid Star Route Mail Service during The
first three months OF the current fiscal year II VIII
supply him with excellent material for Characteristic
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
RONORING THE CZ1R.

LONDON. Monday. March /. 1880.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to Tho Daiiy
Nctrs says: The ceremonies on the occasion Of the
tWcnt Nth anniversary OF The Cars accession 10 the
tlronc Will be- very limited. There VIII be fu dress
rrptiou AZ noon Whica will be followed by the Cccbrd-
non or mass There will be military scren1de In the
evening. During the singing of the Nation9l Anthem
salute of lOl guns viii be fired on the opposite bank OF
a.. gnt.t.f ".
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
SEEKING DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.

A meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the Democratic Union held Lat evcnugHt Twenty
second st. and Broadway, 10 hear the report OF sub
committee of ten appointed TO suggest OF
barmOnKlug the Democratic party lu this city. They
repOt ted favor Of holding public meeting at their
rooms on Thursday night. at which number OF prom
incnt Den 0cfatb Will speak. Among thot. expected ."
address the meeting are cXIeut""aut Governor Dots
hcimer Judge Spencer EfHsth- Brooke, \. ;. SulyAI
Joap J. Dsvelin. Senator IIcfc. and Lux. /. COLIus
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
SUTRO TUNNEL IN NEE HANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-At the annual
meeting OF the sutrO Tunnel Company today the fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected trustocs c. w.
Brush T. f. Low Elliott Moore, Aldolph sutro. David
Kahn, William Irvine and W. ii. Tillinghast.
The new board elected the follomiDg Officers Pres
dcnt c. W. Brush; secretary, T. W. Ames Treasurer
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and Registrar at San Francisco, Lazard freres hek
trar at NewYork the Union Trust Companyi Transfer
Agent at New-York the Farmers Loan and trust OoN
pany. -, ttob ,vos q
Mr. SutrO's resignation superintendent Whlcu was
rendered last week, accepted. Ills successor n'
not yet been chosen, but Thomas G.. Taylor ~
tendent Of the Yellow Jacket Mine Is mentioned Ioi & w
position. MI suro VIII take up his residence III 'ni0
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
THE vIRG1N1A CONSERVATIVES.

RICHMOND, March :. The Conservative
state Central Committee meeis Wednesday next 10
issue - cal for convention OF the Conservative party
OF Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
BATH ANSWERS GARCELON.
A MAGNIFICENT REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
fnr rr1rcrApn TO TILE TRIRuNE.l

BATH, Me-, March IA magnificent kepuO-
can victory was achieved at the municipal electoh Ill
this city to-day. There were 1,l92 Republican 'o.eS
thrown. General r. W. Hyde and r. s Hunt were INC
Rcpubica an candidates General Hyde was electedW
seven Republican Aldermen and twenty Republican
Councilmen. The Hon. +. b. TOrrey, chairman "I tno
Democratic state Committee, voted fun RepuDhcah
ticket The result of the city election Is compe'e re-
buke 10 the great Garcelon conspiracy WHICH "a I
cbsed tIs ty on tccbnlcalities Many prominent Dem
ecats assisted by their votes In securing ths fahu Ie
cflf
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
MR.. WEAVER STILL GAGGED.
THE SPEAKER REFUSES 10 RFcoGNIzE HIM-HI'
RULING CRITICIZED


IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TREUNEl
WssHINGroN March 1.-The proceedings in the
House to-day were enlivened by the usual Monday
tilt between the Speaker and Mr.. Weaver of Iowa.
The C;reenback leader brought forward to-day,
beside his resolution, copy of H0p9's Weekly,
which contained an illustration pertinent 10 the
occasion. The central iiguro in the cartoon is 4
human beng with the head of aH as; under one
arm the figure bears roll inscribed with various
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
BELL-P UNCH LAW REPL.1LED.

RICHMOND, Va, March Both houses of the
General Assembly today passed n bin repeating the
Mofctt Boi-Punch Liquor law and recslabshng IL
license system, which Is go into operation on sdY
The vote was nearly unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
4 NEW-zEAL4ND SINGER ENGAGED.

CINCINNATI March Tile Biennial Musical
Festival Association o: Cincinnati ONO npou ihc rec
OmmcnGatiOD Of Theodore Thomas has Effected con
tract vita Miss Amy Shcrwin tic yOurg soprano from
TasmaniA 70 sing az thO ne1i fcsnyAl
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
IN ICE BRIDGE T4NLSHES IN 4 NIGHT

WATERFOWL. n. J.. March 1.-The 81. Law
renee Rxcr at Cape Vincent Is clear OF ice Yesterday
crossing the ice and foot pussengcfs last
evening: AT noon to-day ice i, TO ba seen. Such
sudden disappearance before Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
FITz John PORTER's CASE.

MINORITY REPORT FROM THE PUBLIC LANDS COM
MIsSION-TnE DIRECT IMPORTATION BlLL-A
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND OTHER CRIMES.
Senator Randolph made strong appeal in
the Senate yesterday in support of the claims
of Fitz John Porter; Senator Logan will
reply. Major Powell has prepared minority
report to be sent to Congress from the Public
Lands Commission. Secretary Sherman has
submitted his views TO a House Committee
in regard to the bill providing for immediate
transportation Of dutiabe goods. A young
woman has died at the Capital from injuries
received at the hands of a negro; this and
other crimes has led to demand for an in
creased police force.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY At HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Conn. March 1.--At "A special
election to-day Charles strong Ncpubhcanl, was elected
Mayor oyer John H. Brocklesby Democrat, by ma
iOllty u 1gl
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
THE PORTER CASE IN THE SENATE,

RI.
OF FITZ JOHN PORTER-MR. LOGAN TO REPLY.
lBY TELEGRAPH the TRBUNB.l
WAsHNGTON, March 1.-The Senate galleries
were well filed to-day Ia rare occurrence this ses-
sion by those who wished to hear Senator Ran
dclps speech in support Of the claims of his neigh
Dor and intimate personal friend. Fitz John Porter
Several distinguished military also gathered
around the Senator'S desk and listened with close
attention during the delivery Of bis speech
Senator Randolph is pleasing speaker, and to-
day he created i'll the minds of bis auditors by his
earnesness and elOQuence deep feeling OF sylnpa-
thy for bis friend.
He eulogzed General Porter in the warmest
terms, describing in detail the brilliant military
services he had performed in the Mexican war and
in the early part ef the Rebellion 1t due,
chiefly 20 Poitel's action, that Missouri and Mary
land had at certain stages of the Rebellion been
saved to the Union. lie described the patience aud
bravery with which Porter had borne up under the
malignant and successful assaults of his enemies
daring the seventeen years which have elapsed
since the first trial Of his case, and declared that il
would have been an act of mercy on the part of the
court which sentenced him TO have sent him TO his
death
Senator Randolph was incidentally very severe
upon General Mcdowell, and his remarks can only
be interpreted as direct accusation that Mcdowell
made an official report to the War Department con-
tanning statements which directly contrary TO
those made by him under oath before the court
martial one month later. The assertion In the re-
port was that Mcdowell had full knowledge of the
forces in front of Porter while ms statement before
the court was to the effect he had no knowledge.
Senator Randolph also said that General Mellow
ell had secretly kept in his possession for seventeen
years dispatch received from Porter dated at
D. III. on the evening of August % which dis
patch contained evidence that he had not up to
that hour received the order sent him by General
Pope at 4:30 p. IN. This dispatch Senator Randolph
sad had it been produced before the original
court martial, would have convinced the Court OF
POrters innocence.
Senator Randolph also declared that in the light
Of facts now open to tho public no man could read
the testimony OF Douglass Pope without being con-
ginced that he had COMM ted deliberate perjury.
When Senator Randolph concluded Senator Logan
secured the floor for speech tomorrow, and took
the occasion to say that he believed Senator Ran
lolph to be entirely mistaken in regard to the diff
ference between General McDOwells statements.
He also said that Senator Randolph had misappre-
hended the character of Captain PODe's testimony,
an of which would be shown before the debate
upon this measure is ended
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

legends. which identify the person with the
dOnkey's head as Mr.. Weaver himself The Speaker
is represented with his back turned upon the bray
ing ass
Mr. Weaver did not complain of the attitude and
disguise in which he was represented, but lie
pointed out the fact that the Speaker had never
turned his back upon him even on Monday.
The Speaker was as obdurate to-day as ever. He
saw Nj. Weaver aud replied to his questions, but
would not "recognize" him. Mr. Weaver then ap-
pealed TO the House for unanimous consent to
vote upon his resolution but Mr.. McLane, OF Mary
land promptly objected.
The treatment which Mr.. Weaver has received on
the last six Mondays is not very crcditable TO the
Speaker or to the Democrats in the House.
A Republican member of the House remarked
to-day If the Speaker can gag Mr.. Weaver, SO
he can any member of the minority, whether
Republican or a Greenbacbor. His ruling IN this
case gives the entire benefit of one Iule OF the
House to the majority which controls all commit
tees | do not believe that his ruling can be
justified. except perhaps Oh the ground that 1t Is
military necessity. IN order to save the Democratic
party from disaster"
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

Marvin, y ly"S
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E"hinson q. W Buruham,
Rcitliastr l.. Eaiher'
polue j. H. Gainoy.
n n SH,rio;r VI II B'oodrood,
ruurr o. SpIuhocnm,
Vandtrpoel, /, \. syle,
tfEiL Henry Hiii n.
I,rcnln + " J iiHrst,
4 ramp. J. = Kennedy.
rnDC q. \. noYt
Alexander. =. Dir. san,
Bnrkc. L.E. Cannon,
Ilncs. T. &. james.
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,erstn A. kiugsuLd,
'eFAi' 't. Ptco, v. u X nsssna.
Iainps ". y. ID n>mOrc,
park A 3erstait,
Dodxe, ). +. Lauhat
AlGapa. :. " CrIgg,
Lespna,se, l. y H. Wlss,
Ing V X. stevenson.
ySIG'ri y"f"i F. ". Cnilds,
j. DHks,
Porter, IL. w Beim~s'
Buck + :. Winston,
T,eld {. 4. Daly.
Van Worst. y Appleton.
TiIhnghast. =. Tay ior
Harper ir T. u. Randolph,
~ II sa.,cl +. NJ Kelley
R,ev G. Butler,
1;HGs; WalSs. v. { KING lev.
IGvcrinore. @ $ MoirisoO,
ariiar. T. ~ DOiS'y,
Murphy j. j Il. Croes'
Gland Thomas Rutter.
-ch W. q. Hamilton.
wilson. 4. W sprr,
N.ikcr G. Macdonald.
PecklBm, y II. Msr-hal'
; Dt,isc. IL. Jacob stout,
Curtis j. q. M'Cul1ngh.
Crny ~. ID. Potts,
slnOntOu, J. h llagler.
iterbach J. I. Aguew,
H,en ". McMichae,
Y0umsus. george Jones,
i Nostroud, Il q. Roston,
Vincent, steNenSob io"lc'
sail ". Alien,
I.han J. p. Jones,
Haley r. o Norton.
ioveu L. CollingV ood.
,nute l.. NJ. LAWSON.
3urtlen, q. 2. Greeue,jr.
sIate NJ. Dauzots,
Drown, T. Ihninson,
Perry. 4. !: heepei,
cston, II. Hayeueyer.
Frost, J. Thorn,
Forney, J. J, slocmn,
Church. n IL lihoOru'
Leonard, G L. simpson,
irdford, Il. A. ssccomb,
,DOnohue. G 3. schencs.
'eabcdy, :. T. thompson,
stout John stevens,
rton &. A. sweet,
ie Ccsnoa. Mex. v. Jones.
Gilmore. N. N. Cohen,
S Sorthing,ou. g. B. Tisk,
!sImon E. n. D,ckerson,
Bunker. a. H. Anderson
MAYNARD John r. Townsend.
Cogsweli Eugene Kelly.
ryell s. \. shelbourne,
newton s. Newberry,
on Bailey, g: K Graham
Miller, ". W Eyabs'
y. ous, j. NJ WiIs9o,
nmG5ai;t moea:t T'SihHsEi'' y.r hosTEaTi.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
STEAM IN SECOND AVENUE.

THE FOURTH RAPID TRANSIT LINE OPEN.
RUNNING TRAINS on THE CHATHAM SQUARE BRANCH
AND TIE SECOND AVENUE ELEVATED ROAD
SCENES ALONG THE LINE AND AT THE TRANSFER
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02

Thc other person. present were as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
TO.DAY'S LEGISLATURE.
Ten Minutes Devoted to a Chippewa
Chief.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS March 16-The House met
this morning at the usual hour and opened
with prayer BY Rev. Myrtin.
The usual grist Of local option petitions
were presented.
A bill authorizing the Commissioners OF
Cuyahoga County to build monument in
memory of the soldiers and sailors Of that
county was reported back, with its passage
recommended. 1t was set for the third
reading tomorrow.
The balance of the morning was spent in
discussing Mr.. Carpenters resolution au-
thorizing the Auditor of State to make ar.
rangements to keep the boys confined at
the Toledo Reformatory, instead of sending
them to the Lancaster Reform Farm.
Pending the discussion Of the resolution,
the House adjourned.
The Senate was, opened with prayer by
Rev. King.
On motion Of Senator O'Hagan recess
Of ten minutes was takent to listen to a
speech by Chippewa, an Indian chief.
Kerr's bill to permit women to hold po-
sitions on boards Of trustees Of benevolent
institutions. Pending the discussion Of
the bill Senate took recess.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
NEW CATHOLIC BISHOPS.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New York. March l6.-The Pope ap-
proved apd named the Right Rev. Michael
Heiss. now Bishop of La Crosse. Wis, as a
Coadjutor, with the right Of succeeding to
the Archbishop of Milwaukee, and ap-
proved and named the Rev. John A. Wat
terson. President Of Mount St. Mary's Col
lege, Emmittsburg, Md, to be Bishop Of
Columbus, O.
ABEL coRBIN's ILLNESS.
Abel Corbin. brother-in-law of General
Grant, is dangerously i'll at his residence
here. Corbin has reached his seventy-third
year, and has been in poor health. For
the past two months he has been confined
to his house.
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.
New York, March 16.-The Coroner'f
jury in case of Nara Ottmer has recon-
mended number of changes in the man
agement of tile city's asylum for insane.
SURPRISES HER FRIENDS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh, whose character
has been considered unexceptionable, has
just been found guilty of shop-lifting, te
the great surprise Of her friends.
FOR woMAN's WORK.
The New York Exchange for Woman's
Work, established in 1878. has proved sc
successful that steps are now being taken
for larger rooms for the display Of the ar
ticles offered for sale by the society.
HAD HIS SALARY RAISED.
Rev. Dr. John Hall, pastor of the Fifth
avenne Presby terian Church. has had hi
salary raised from $40, 600 to $15. 900 u year
Quite number of ministers hereabouts re-
ceive large salaries.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
sided over by B. J. Loomis, and a desperate
effort will be made to capture the Ohio
delegation.
TAMMANY's ADVANCE GUARD.


TAMMANY's ADVANCE GUARD.
New YoRK, March 16-Tammany is GO
ing en- masse to Cincinnati during the DEM
ocratic Convention next June. Fire Com
missioner German has been made Quarter
master of the delegation from New York,
and he leaves to-day for that city for the
purpose of engaging hotels and suitable
quarters for the braves and chiefs. Til
denis nomination is to be opposed at all
hazards, end every one of the braves will
endeavor to make the strife warm, bitter
and successful as possible To this end not
less than five hundred representatives OF
the wigwam are to be provided with rail-
road tickets and free lodging in Cincinnati
during the Convention. Tammany pro-
poses to do things in regalstyle and money
will flow as freely as water for the enter
tainment of the Tammanyites and their
friends, their intention being to show the
Western and Southern, delegates that Tam
many is not mere local faction, and is
able to defeat Tilden in his own State
should he be nominated by the Conven-
ton.