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gives motive for tho dlsplat of prc,,v =.
foot and a llttlo bit Of leg." "Aiotiye." wo .aa
pose, ia h'gh-toucd language for chance, ''up'
a Toronto paper says that "Canaa. :,
undoubtedly III tho owe Of bottor tItnr, y. ~ y
noticing In tho same pnpor mn ftotn IN III, .s saa
TINT 1lAnlan hns left for Washington, W. ssa
olt,el to think 1t ntay bo 80. '@'
Cannon, tho Utah Mormon Conrre..z .
ts described By nn oxcilnnge ns "a iolls
faced Enyltshtnnn." After looking at the ,.s .sa
and bis roster of Wives most peopio would ,sa oe
thoro wns no doubt about ha being A nm 'ak =.
gun.
After learning that Macon, Miss, bad :,
vtted ieff Davis to orate thoro, tho stai..al. ~.
newspapers will not bo Mt oil surprised a, -.
subsequent visit Of tornado to tho town ~ ~
tue Is It's own reward. und vice is sometimes Il.
enne.
Miss Anthony wants tho boys to raj, h..
Buc, but this IL easier said than done, W"hass, ~
fa!scn into tho habt nf calling her Snkey, ma ~
mixod company thoro would DO danger Of NV ~
giving the veteran female away.-Chastes Fraa.
CTS adams. NN@
Tho Rov. Adirondack Murray, now in H.,
trpool, snys ho Is tired Of wandering. and ~.
friends f,avo responded thatt no ruturn. .,s ~,
will DO forgiven. md peace and truttcra M.
moro spread tholr white wlngs over Tho ta,ya =,
uutlford. ~
A dastartlly outrage was recently pens.
tratcd ut Galveston, Ind, upon James Brow .
respectable citizen, ho being fined sl5 for .tes
Ing kiss from tho presumably ruby |ips Of M,
Lucy Casey. This oppressive protection er,tsr,
Is rapidly paralyztng I'LL our industries.
N(r. G. W. Cable Inns loft commercial N.
for tho purpose Of dovo.ing hl nsclf to liter.
tllrG Tim Chfnf H1irnrpIstr nf thn rar,...
, 1880-05-03

These figures, showing large antl-Grant
majority Of tho delegates already chosen,
arc substantially tabulated transcript Of
tho current reports received over the wires
ut Chicago Of County Conventions as they
occurred. Rumors Of some few subsequent
changes Of opinion among delegates have
been atoat, but they have been contradtctcd.
Undoubtedly the substance Of these reports
l,as been sent to the East by the agent OF tho
Associated Press here: and it Is difficult to
ste how his reports could have been mn-
terially different II these original reports
from the places whore County Conventions
were held nre correct the claim put In tho
mouth OF Gen, Logan, that 1.-THE great MT
jority OF delegates already chosen are sup
porters Of tho ox-Prcsidcnt," Is not only
without foundation, but utterly misleading.
Tic stntement.also attributed to Gen. Logan,
TINT 1.-THE sections Of tho State where tho
sentiment for Grant Is well.nigh unanimous
are yet to DO heard from," Is not sus'
tainel by the facts. The counties where
Conventions have been held number thirty
soycIl, ulld nre about equally divided between
tho northern and southern sections of tho
State; a1d Grants strength Is grcatest In tho
southern OF Democratic counties, with tho
alnxle exception OF the region a0out ths ex.
Presidents home, comprising two counties.
This circumstance accounts for the fact TINT,
OF the delegates alreatly chosen, the majority
in Democratic counties arc for Grant, Willie
Il majority In Republican counties ara anti
Grant, It IL now plain that Gen. LDgun's
reported assumption that "there Is not
shadow OF doubt that Illinois will send to
the Convention solid delegation for cx-
President Grant" Is rmwnrrantel by any
thing TINT Inns yet transpired, The ex-l'resl-
dents friends are muking a desperate COLI
test for him lit Illinois, md, so far, evidently
against odds. 1t Is mt true that "Gen.
GrAnt is unpopular In his own 6tatc," as tho
Now York Iiu,cs' dispatch clIarges Mr..
naine's friends with attempting to show,
but 1t Is true that there Is III Illinois tie-
tertntned hostility to third term Of tho
Presidency for any man. and profound up.
preension OF defeat III tile event OF Grant's
| nomination.
| There arc toa counties In Illinois, Of which
| thirty-Yoyen--more thnn thlrd-have held
| Conventions, Conventions nre still to be
held III sixty.fiyo counties, Of which C0ok Is
one, and cntltled to ninety.two of tho 803
delegates who will compose the State Con-
vcnt!on. It !s quits prol,able TINT the COM
| paexlon OF the Cook County delegation Will
determine TINT Of the State Convention. We
hnya not considered the subject from the
Congress!onat+llstflct point Of view, simply
because 10 district has yet, been carried BY
the friends Ut either candidate. CountyCo
yentions hive been held III eaeh Of the nine.
teen districts, but Ia every Instance the re
suit remains to ba determined by future
County Conventions.
, 1880-05-03

THE discovery of tile fact tint S]lorn,an's
and Nlalno's most devoted ngonts In yirginin
aud South Carolna are nt,ong tho INSTRUCTED"
Delegates to Chicago hRs given tho Third-TeEm
Durcau In Washington q nornl shock. The cor
respondent 1T tho New York Times favorable to
tho third tcrm} says OF tho South CArolinn dclo-
CATION: "Tho following is correct statement
of tho personal preferences Of the delegates:
For Grant--Dowcn, Wilder, Fine, Pointer, Cook.
Whipper. For nlninc-Mackey, Mccall. Haync.
Tnft- For shcrnnn-Elliot, Myers, Leo, and
Iraytou." In tho virgsnla delegation Shor1nan
has tho fo,,r Collectors Of informal Rov-
cnue and Customs,- s,-Drndy, RUSSELL nowdcn
md Fernald,-and also Woltz, CArter, and roin-
dexter. who have been mnnnglug the Treasury
campaign in TINT State from tho start. Only
eight Of tho twenty-five Virginia delegates aro
original Grnnt mon. AT lcast six hayc been for
nlntno nrst, lust, and all tho time. II there Ia
tho 1enst pretoxt, tho Ytrglnin and South Caro-
linn delegations will hrcnk up ba1ly In tho Chi
cago Convention. It Is suited positively By ono
of tho Kontucky Delegates that hc ana four Of
bis associates will voto for sherman from tho
start. Ono Of tho Pennsylvania delegates has
nlready pledged himsclf in writing to bolt tho
Instructions Of tho State Conventions; and II Is
probnblo TINT many moro will bo forced by pub-
lie opinion to do tho sanse. Altogether tho out
look for tho thri-ter1n nomination Is not ncArfy
so lovely rs some Of tho nrdcnt organs would
like to havo the people believe.
, 1880-05-03

In letter to tho Secretary OF tho Anti
Ihird-TerGn Association ut st. Louis expressing
his regret Mt being unable to attend tho Convcn-
ton OF Mar 0, tho Han. Fred Hassaurck, editor
lqf tho Tolksf,ialt, tho lenlng rottcotur of Ger
tmau. American sentiment fl Ohio, signifies his
cordial sympathy with tho movement and bis
earnest hope for Its SUCCESS IN preventing tho
violation Of tho i-thItl-teEn, principles by
the nomination of Geu. urnnt. He docs mot
believe President ahould be elected to soc-
sond term ovon, and Iavoss tho adoption OF Il
constitutional amendment extending the tenure
,aud prohibiting reelection.
, 1880-05-03

THE lying thlrd-torm organ Of this city re.
prlnts THE TR1nuNE's table OF delegates elected
to tho Ch!caRo Convention. but carefully sup.
prcsses tho qualification oonsptcuous!y printed
at tho head Of It, "supposi,ig te delegates 10 uote
ds tiIsttsicted." 1t Is notorious fact that many
detcgntcsin Pennsylvania, New York, Kentucky,
eouth Carolina, Virginia, nnd Toxas will not
yoto as Instructed If tho ballottng is any way
close. And, by tho showing of tho thirl-torm or
gun In question, 1t Will ho close.
, 1880-05-03

The American Exchange In London, Of
which Hensy r. 0tllig was tho founder and until
lately tho solo manager, isuow To have more SUBJ
atantial backing than evor. before. and great
development OF 1ts reaourcos, A corporation
has boon started In Nav York with capital Of
tl.0o0,m 10 exteud the operations OF. tho Ex-
change. Americans who have travelled In
Europe have had occasion to test Its usefulness,
TO ali such, and to those who contemplate u trip
acrusa tho ocean, It will be Joyful newa that
branch otItoea OF the Exchange are to be opened
in all tho important cities Of the Continent, end
lts facilities to bo very much improved.
, 1880-05-03

THE prices for Short-lIorns realized at West
Liberty, Ia, ahd Doxtor Park, Chtcago, seem to
show, In ttho Judgment Of tho Bloomington
Fanta0ruph, that there is no boom in this variety
Of cattlo. A few years ago 10000 was paid for
Il single COW. The highest price paid for a COW
at tho Iowa sale was 1905. and at tho Chicago
snlo tho cows averaged 1888 and tho bulls $,ssss,
tho highest prlco being ss75 for a bull.
, 1880-05-03

Tue two modes OF rapid canal-transit that
are most tavorably regarded In New YoEk alops
the Erie Canal arc the Belgium aud the 1tluoia-"
Tho Delgtan employs Gable which Is sunk 1T
the bottom Of ths canal aud moved By stcam-
poHor, The Belgian Company had 4 tow-cablo
In operation for few days bofoso tho close Of
uaytRAtiou betweeu Buffalo and HochestoE last
, 1880-05-03

The Republican Convention OF the nolgh~
boring County Of Lako, which belongs to tho
Third District, 10 called for tho 9th Inst. GAtur-
day ncxt,. It Ia not known what tho profer-
onccs OF tho voters arc, but 1t is q significant
circumstance that the Waukegau Republican has
CONC out positively for Dlainc. Gen. Smith
scetns to bo tho choice Of tho Republicans Of
that county for Governor.
, 1880-05-03

DELEGATE DowSEY may not bo an able
poet, but he 1nado ono issue OF tho Congressional
Record go OH ike hot cakes. AZ Congress will
not authorize m increase Of ttat Issue, and tho
"pomo is to bs loft out OF tho bound volume,
It IL probable that Delegate Downey bus achieved
n great deal,-in short, turned ono numbor OF
tho Congressional Record into o literary ourl-
pslty.
, 1880-05-03
tho scoundrcls who wero guilty Of these out
fngcS.
MASTER OF THE BACKGROUNDS.

rngcs.
- ,o-,7- ,,nr,,rorrox
x1,1 MASlnh .,, W t1 .,a-s,as ,,,,,n hovo ro,d
ss.r, -,,a,o,a ,,,,r,,o ,ha ,,oat
1ll .".'o "1"" " .,.,,,a,a,.t ,,r..,oi 40 h ,ho
'...te "..s.,ot ~ cor,o;, os11ccr n which nm
,,,,,,,, H., ,ar f,rn.;oua
prHsa p.','.'. n,,a",, ,7,,tor. rn,t rort ,vhoac
Mss.s ..., 49, ". o',, ~, m ,iI,atr,oue n,on,t,cr
..'o w.. "aI ,,,,".,,,. ton,,,,, ~ i,ov,c ,yns m.
VI , Nv p',r .1aa.nr -, t,,n r,mcthonn,,a. Lard
r,.,mov r .ns nnnolnt.d Mustcr of tha
H. n,,, too ,,ta of1lcn IN Tim stnhtc.vnrt1.
s' .,.a 1,.s, - Tonmnro totfv h,,t aanc,t-
s's '',t,,,,. ,,atho,to Ir1alnor wns mnde rord
n,ti Kans,nrton Tont ro,ter of
u'"''.. ~ 1'""a"Ma,d .a w., n"nhosa ~ ,vcat-
Mo 81 t,,o nr,fosa ~ 1vcinc.
' .an ~ >5,..rass ~ t,,a nohns trheso aro n
fo,, . ~, ~ ths ~ ,nonv commitments mnde. There
~" eso " ~ .,,,,ns oornoc,aa Win thu oIf1ccs.
tr,,,,r ,artors 1or,,shfns viii mt hoye the
e,1vhteat dutv tn ucrfor,n in connection with
o,.. ~ ,t,o rnvcrn,,,n,,t iicnartmrnta snve tho
y T'rnnanry ~ md viii, that only when drawing
sa,or,o. vnrvrng from sa.5oo to $4,000
49, an,un, fnr doinc notbtnr. They
.,,n,, annoor onra In whiie nt
= ~ n,vot procsua1on n o,her stnte occaston TO
..a.ss.n, r., d,,,,t a,,o,v for 4ha qualification
~ t,'a ,o,a, rr,tona ,yhn nav iaxes to furnish
t,,,,, ,,.tth s,,orIc. Thc :" AJastor Of the
tn,cthnnn,,s,, t,rlt VIVA doubtless 4 valuable
cn,,rt anncndora in tho faays of william the
Cnnarornr ami Richard tina Lion.1leartctl,
uJ .s,'", thesa monnrchs. @ accon,nnrlel by their
1,arnrs ] % want tn hunt the lcer In the New
Forcst or in fnr Northumberland. The
, 1880-05-03
REPUBLICAN Conventions arc still to DO
4 lat tt,,f fall

Mr.. E.. g. HUBBARD, Of Hartford, Ky, n
delegate to Chicago. writes to the Ant-Third-
Term Committee In st. Louis; NJ feol that wo
have 0raAt defentcd. All depends oil your Con-
yontion, which must tako q bold, outspokon
stand. You may put mo down to bo holrd from
somewhere In your prugrnu. feel for tho lrst
Nmc as II We would certainly WIu."
, 1880-05-03


the exodus investigation, and Dan Voor~
hees. Tho farce is over, the curtain Is
ruug down, md tho pcoptc of this coun-
try, who were the audience, have had
to pay $40, 600 for tho silly show. Mr.. Dan
Voorl,ees' mountain has labored for weeks,
md has brought forth q mouse, and very
little one at that.
Atr. Voorhees, moved for this invcstiga-
ton, and has conducted 1t with tho view OF
showing tint tue exodus Of negroes from
North Carolina to Indiana was a trick Of
tho Republican managers to colonies South
ern Indiana with colorcd voters In sufficient
numbers to secure the yoto Of tho State for
the Republican ticket, though ostcnslbly Ills
purpose was to Inquire into tho causes Of
tho exodus from labQr point OF view. The
aninlus Of the Investigation, however, was
apparent before 1t was day old.
| The witnesses summoned were Domo-
crats who wcro hostile to tho negro.
Some had been engaged In defrauding
| the negro of his political rights. Some
| had defrauded him OF tho fruits Of his labor,
| Nearly all Of them were prejudtccd wit
nesses and in sympathy with the infamous
practices OF hulldozing. Now md then, how
ever, Mr.. Voorhees, fell into his own trap,
and WIS confronted by witnesses who had
not been properly conchcd, md told tho
truth, while upon cross.exnminatton It was
established out Of tho mouths Of his own
witnesses that tho Democratic version Of tho
exodus was falso from beginning to end.
Whnt Is the result Of air: Voorhees, lnves-
t1galion? 1Ic has piled up an Immense mass
| of testimony which no ono will ever rcnd.
| II0 hns shown TINT about GOO neRroos, all
, 1880-05-03

THE proptietors Of tho Paaf-Matl Gazette
tpublBt In the Standard card denying that their
bournnl will support the new Government. The
.Gladstonc Ministry will probably survive, nevor-
1haCas.
, 1880-05-03
MILWAUKEE POLICE NOTES.

6pEsFd4 UHValeA 70 1h4 Lh1taa9 7''o8"
MILWAUKEE, Nay e.-Thomas 6hausnas,,os sss,,os
who has boeu connected With tho locai p' n.
force a. detective aud Second. I!cutensn". - Il
twenty.four yoars, has besn officially no1uI Nj.
6haughnlsey 10 removed on political co1,r t0arros,
tons. His successor will bo pAued tVtln'ut.
W0llAms keAdZlGk reMa1ns ID FlIdb 4Aet@s1s~'"
, 1880-05-03

NOTICE Is given that visitors to tho M
ttsouol Republican Convention III Chicago will bo
xrarsportcd ut tho rntc OF twoconts per milo each
way By tho following mined railroads: Chicngo
ID Alton; Chicugo, burlington Quincy; chica-
,so, Milwaukee & ct. Paul: Chicago s. North
western; ChIcngo, Rock Island T. tncilic; Illinois
eCeutrul: and Wabash.
, 1880-05-03

Gov, Ou1.Esny's nnme Is mentioned In
rWashlngton In connection with the fostnaster-
lGeucrals portfolio soon to 10 relEnquished by
kjutlge Key.
, 1880-05-03

CREMATION OF the bodies Of suicides Is re-
fused by tho trustees Ut tho Ie Moyne furnaco
lat Washington, Pm. Two bodies haro bcon 70"
huscd aIroady on this account.
, 1880-05-03

PENNSYLVANIA Is tho only Republican
State tint has clocted tolegntcs favorable to
TIM third term, md tho kicking In TINT Btate hns
been Incsssant and vigorous from tho day tho
Convention was hold till now,
, 1880-05-03
POLITICAL POINTS,


i@ tSA1 FoANAa.
- nr,rt s,ou,d ,o.a o,,,a ,u
might M woll wthttruw Mt nnce. ns bis Ja;a.s, ~.
,yn,tid ,o fornno,,a enno,,,a1a,, % ~ ae,est
a m"1'u 10 m ,e ,osegone conc.ssloa N November
and y IS only desperate thirtf.terH partAnj
who Will Claim @hio confidently Tor him in Octo-
her.-tHioAao TRIBUNE. Wo feel authoEzedto
Mt chtcnxo, Ohio viii not 90, for tue tlllri.tern
iavG Haniiton o,ntv wuid ytvo ;Ea w 6
five or six Thousand votes ngtltist tho thfri.iem
tickot: Ohi9 !. . Ilepubiicnn Ssate. but nos .
,v.fs Et, Saant ntae: m I,a .mo aespefadoes
iioa1, mnrty itn II nItiacv ttnriv tnconst!,ao.
with RopIblIcunistt tnko notice beforo # atnn
inlg?. VIC know US much about 1ln!n'ltonCouuty
polt.es us MnyboaS, and We are absolutely free
nomnStfons fnr ,,Mninutinns bnd ~ on,s q ea
fur us wn nt,nroyo them. and We think III Il ~
proper thing 10 speak plnLnly bcfore tic tofJ
In spite of the ponular belief TINT ENGLAND
ia r,,,,ti,v ,, a,,ar ~ I,o,nan us @a,1,aaa sa
thoro n ,ot s,pwie Eneis so a,hao
no ra' te~er than @ ayors us eas
3|oa ss nsf ' h5sFstoiSFs 5 Rraetiaally SenopSisa
IN ' o sst H ouse tao i senemo m of isa ea:
hn,,ah IT, iird u a,I,ar WIZ EIsne.t ~
as snstcr cu pnrftno o eoF ns nn~ee S . nG
fta nr,,taaa ma ,tnes ,ntsba t~ Su H. ~. th .s
tsa c2Snfronga hagnnasa, ~ao Was detcateala
,n,s tne ennty OF Laflow. MF. havGhnga tnousa
tl, born "!toouS aFms OF !cRs. H. VI! po femsn.
Ge!gu. y Han rlueF % npHnQs, gnoo snoLa
aetotGu ynchtmnn. nna man Of tlno mental
ca,paeny saa high entnro Whpso tnlents ~ ~
physicnl deformity, have been Inherited By ths
bloplnliig 0HsGr1ng OF hls very happy marriage
--iseW 1ofH WofH.
f.ran, ,o,. nlss n.I,,a ~" ~ 80 ,".o .r,,'.s ~
asant point Wlta pr'ao TO us !ato tr1umpaa1
cone!!iatory nature and quietly bidding ~
rolss' pa' 0eo tue 4oo1s " uteBust "aea
, 1880-05-03
THE COLONIES or FRANCE.

trade facilities. Stuart Mills remark, that
sin the actual state Of the world, tic fourtla-
ton Of colonies Is the best ai1ntr In which the
capital of nj old mid rich country can be en-
gnged," Is now much discussed and finds
many jealous advocates III France. French
men recur to the energy and enterprise which
formerly characterized them as 4 colonfzlng
race, anil which enabled their ancestors to
establish themselves In the richest portion Of
India, and to obtain possession Of Louisiana,
the Mississippi Valley. and Catlndn. The.
worthless policy of the different Governments
of France, which permitted these countries
to be torn from her in war or their surrender |
by purchase, isnow denounced In thebltterest
tornls, and although, their recovery Of these |
rich countries from England and the United
States is not now Within the range Of posi- |
bilittcs, yet Frenchmcn now SEQ probability |
for colonization in other parts of tho world
which will to considerable extent compen-
site them for these losses.
The colonies which France now owns, and |
which 1t Is urged can bo used to facilitate
further acquisition Of territory. arc Cochin
China III Asta, A1gerin md Senegal III
Africa, nnd Now Caledonia In Oceanfca. by
means Of tile first It is proposed to colonies
and annex tho territories Of Tonq1in. CAM
bodia, and eventually the remainder OF
AnnnDl. A glance at tho mnp will show that
by this annexation tho position Of France III
tho China Sea vii! be rendered moro power
full than that If any other nation. The trade
Of Cochin China with France ut this time
amounts to nbout 2o0, ,000, 600 francs year.
BY the annexation of Amman, Tonquin, and
Canbodia this trade can be increased to m
indelnit extent. 1t gives the French the
control OF tho Song Koi aIld Ma-Kang
Rivers, which will open to them the heart OF
the Chinese Empire, Tho possession OF New
Caledonia by them docs not afford the same
facilities for colonization nor for Increased
trade. New Caledonia Is petal colony, and
has for some years laboreti Under many dis
advantages. Neithor Its climate nor soil
Is 50 propit!ous, and It's natlyo lnhabit-
ahts arc turbulent, warllke, md intract-
able. In connection With its posses
sion 1t Is proposed to annex the
New I1chrltlcs group of islands, situated In
lis Immediate vicinity, and still unclaimed
b: my civilized Power. This group offers
many facilities for the future development
Of French trade. The French colonies In
| Afrlcn nre much more valuable tann those
oven in Asia. Tho progress Of Algeria dur
| Ing tho Inst few yenrs has been exceptionally
rapid. Its trnde with Franco now exceeds
sec, ,0o0, 900 francs year. It's population Is
rupldiy increasing, railroads arc being built,
a,ld new sources Of wealth discovered and
opened in every direction. Preliminary SUR
yeys are in progress for connecting Algeria
with the Soudan by rall, by which the COLONY
will be brought into trade reIations with tho
, 1880-05-03

IT Is understood In Washington that the
antl-thjrd.term Republicans OF Ponnsylvania
arc deyistnB plau whereby they will 10 able to
prevent tho cNstinx OF tho yot0 OF that State as
unit for Gen. 4rant on tho frat bullet in tho
Chicago Convention. Aoro than tllnt, they or"
pect, by defou,ing tho uuIt rule at tho outset to
withhold fully one-halt tho vote OF PcnasyIyu-
uia from tho thistl.term candidate. How they
intend to accomplish this result Ia not otexplaiaed
lie tho details OF the plan; but that q vigorous
and formidable rovolt agalnst tho unit tnatE,lc-
tions Of the Harrisburg Convention will make
Itself known und felt Is admitted With uncasl-
ness by the managers Of the third.sera, tpoyo.
ment. The action at tho Twonty.sixth Cou-
xrostsonAl District Republicans tn requiring OF
Gao Of theiK dclpgatca public Pledge IL wEiilug
, 1880-05-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE tlaa established brnneh
nces for the receipt OF subscriptions nnu Advottlne-
7ncnta - fo1lnrs:
EEyY YoRK-!tonm . Tribune building. FIT. Nc
yAppEN, Manager. -
GLASGOW. scotaud-Allnn's American News
ARcncy. IT Hcnnni.at .....-.
LONDON, EnR.-Anercan Exchange ~ oifano
uENNY F. Gt1Lt0. Agent
WASHINGTON. H. C--1al3 F street.
, 1880-05-03

In the large and varied collection OF re-
ilgfous mattor which VIC prnt this morning will
lbo found sermon by Prof. Swing, Mt tho Central
Church, on " Happiness and Probicms"; by the
Rcy. L. r. Mercer tswolenbargtan,, Mt Hershey
Tall, on " Tho Common Sense Interpretation Of
rho Dible"; by tho ftev. T. u. Nash, JF.. ut
Christ Church tEpscopal, Ottawa. ILL.,. n review
of recent articlo III DlackuoMs jfuvazne, en-
titled "Chrlsteuiom ai,l Islam, by Il Turkish
EGeudi"; by.tho How. George G. Lort1ncr. at tho
First Hnptlst Church. on " Work and WnGo": I:
and An Interesting account or tho dct!catlon nnd
;openlng Bervtcrs Of tho first und only Mortnon
Tabernacle In Chicago, with sermon by Elder
Joseph Smith.
, 1880-05-03

Forthe beneht Of our patrons whh dehirh 70 eehd
tnsls copca OF TIE TRIBUNE through the MALL NC
6tyo hc.cw!th tho transient rnto OF Pustas0: -.
Htnftfe. ~ EtpB.
Flint aud Twcfyo PnRe Fnpor,.*..,..,..."t.H ennts
e,xteeu raac fapeT... ceals
Tisht ard Twelve rnge rApcr...."..........'S eents
sixteen Pago lhpcr cet'tn
, 1880-05-03

T11EnE is really very little prospect that
fCongress will adjourn by tho lat Of June; In
idact, 80 carly an adjournment rs that sgels bu
tmposslhle 1t will llD resisted by'tho tarlf-ru.
form men for the sa1ne reasun that It fs favored
by tho Psotcct1onsts-v!s.: that It shuts u.f all
hope Of tariff Legislation by this Congress-. 1t is
o. Ibis account that Bpeukcr Randall fnvors
early adjournment aud be lnay bocxpcoted toseo
10 It that In tho event Ut Juno bosng xctl tho
date there is no tariN legislation contaminated
by th&t tInso. Nut leaving the tarllf question
out Ut tho case altogether, thoru Is stu little Or
uo llkellhontl OF a.tjourntng within four wccks,
~ nearly all the appropriation Hills pro yet 10
be reported from tho different committees, and
1t will be found thAt those arO matters which
cunn0t, and should nut. 1u rushed through. II
by miracle utl those bills could be gotten be-
fore the House by Mny ", the earliest date sug-
scstcd by anybody, there would remaln but ton
dAys for dcbntu anl aotion; and whtlo undur tue
1Iuuso rules all debato might bo suppressed In
TINT body, provided tho In!AurIty did not I'LL.
buater for their rights, such Limitation Of dppato
would 10 in,posslbtu In the Benate. With live
months airoady w,lstud In Uns of the most prof
iuess and unproAuotlve SESSIONS OF Congress
ever known. the talk Ut rushing through sumo-
thing over hundred millions OF appropriations
inside OF ten duya cames with u poor grace from
tho do-nothlag Do,uooruts Of the House aud
61lata.
, 1880-05-03

A CORRESPONDENT Mt Springfield, In q let
ltcr which wo priut ths tnorniug. tnkes lsaue
With dispntch fr0m that city which appeared
! in Last Saturdays TRIBUNE In regard 10 tho
asrangth Of Gov. CllioH,. and alao suggests that
tho outcome Of tho BtAts Convention as regards
tho nomination for GovurI.or WILL very likely
be surpslso 10 sons Of the ovcrcors!!ticnt onca
Ut Ii intimated that col. Clark Cnrr will surprise
Homc Of the politicians wh0 nre looking III a'l-
.vu1co for fasora fronl Cullen, 1iAwloy. ami
Fort whom they Ehnt !" como Into Tho kipgtsotn.' y
lit Is cnln,ed that Carr can unite moro Of the
,oppostuon to Cultom than ahy other candidate,
land that In tho ovont of Cullnnl's drupping out
tmuch Of bis strength would ko to Cnrr. Evl.
dently 1t IL nobody's rneo yct-
, 1880-05-03
AMUSEA1ES A

uonIey's Theatre.
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billion md tho Blalsde,1 Comedy Co. III " "Iomons"