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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16
TIE GIMP.

The camp at present is very quiet.
Reported discoveries of gold and silver
in other localities have caused hun
dreds to depart recently in the perhaps
vain hope of acquiring sudden wealth,
but from reports which reach us daily,
their ambition has been wlthered by
disappointment, as many are returning
to this locality where they have here
tofore acquired valuable interests. l:
is very evident from the present ap-
pearance that this as we'll as many
other mining localities in the noun
tains, will be extremely quiet until
next spring, but it is equally evident
that this and many other mountain
mining towns in.the vicinity will be
extremely active during next spring
and summer, from the fact that the
development in mines already made,
together with the fattering prospects
which have been discovered, will war
rant the influx of large number ot
people and capitalists.
Thousands of locations have been
made upon veins, many of which, a,
least, will develop into mines of value,
and this alone will induce the owners
and many Others to return. Hundreds
of sensible men who have experienced
ard know the evil effect of perambu-
lating over the country, will remain
here, Or within the vicinity Of their
property during the winter, and it Is
this class which is more likely finally
to succeed. 1t is the history Of mining
countries, tha. the impatient and un-
sable miner has failed, and has gen
srally spent a life in travelling from
place to place and as consequence
iiads himself in the scar and yellow
leaf, penniless.
But this article is not intended tc
cast reflections upon the judgment Of
many persons who may deem it to
their interest to spend the winter in
some other locality than this, because
a great many are so situated that it is
their interest to SO do.
But we hope that the faithful miner
who has been SO fortunate as to obtain
interests here, and who is not in a
prosperous condition financially, will
not sacrifice those interests by leaving
them, in the vain hope of discovering
and securing Others in other remote
sections Of the country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

A paper Of the times that is fast
succeeding the old moss back sheets
OF Denver, IS the Inter Ocean. 1t is
geographically, abeauty +; editoriallv,
pre-emlnent morally, strictly first
class ; politically. republican. but un-
biased and untfammsled. 1t is per
spicuous and a friend to the miner
and no matter if its editor does par,
his hair in the middle, wear corsets,
women's silk hose or chew. snuff, i,
would not make him any more Of a
man to go with his hair unkernpt,
his breechcs down below his waist, ia
wear dirty socks or drink whisky. His
paper is success, and that is more
than most Colorado journalists can
sav eftheir sheets,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Gunnison City has mail seven
times week. but Irwin only gets six
mails in the same period of time.
Why this discrimination? Sunday,
the miners day of rest, they come to
town, and it is the only day they
have to receive and answer cores
pondence, and to accommodate them
is not only matter of courtesy. but q
duty, on the part of the proper au-
thorities.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

For the benefit of our Gunnison
contemporaries we would state that
the rough element of Ruby and the
sheet that caters to it, the mob " etc,
have witnessed j dastardly murder,
but have made no attempt to lynch
the murderers. They will receive
justice while here" but after they go
to Gunnison we expect to here of
them being released, especially so if
they can. raise the wherewithal to
subsidize " the little ring.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Dispatches from Minneapolis, dated
the 10th inst, state that the twenty
mile race between Miss Cook, of Cal
itornia, and Miss Pinneo, of Colorado
for pulse of 81, 900, was a splendid
affair. Miss Cook won in torty-eight
minutes and fifteen seconds, beating
her competitor nearly three miles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16
Thomas Morgan, former depu,

Thomas Morgan, former deputy
sheriff at Kansas City, Mo-, few
days ago shot and killed Rich. Stew
enson, former superintendent OF the
St. Joe, Mo, gas works. The trase-
dy occurred at Leadville, and was
caused by jealousy ON the part of
Stevenson, whose wife had left him be-
cause of i'll treatment
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Senator Teller will speak in Gun
nison City on the 10th inst, on the
political questions of the day. The
Senator is one Of the Republicans
strongest guns.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

We make mention in another part
Of the PILoT Of murder which
occurred here on Sunday. We hope the
Gunnison 4Ntws will not know more
about this affair than we do, and pro-
claim it a kanard," and the Demo-
fyat call us a donkey.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

yhe only newspaper correspondent
in the Gunnison country that writes a
sensible, truthful and unprejudlced
letter, J is the correspondent Of the
Colorado Springs GuzftKe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Chas. Gourley shot and killed John
D. Collins, at Ohio City, last week.
The coroner'5 jury say the killing vas
not leion!ous.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Nickel Smith committed the crime
of rape upon little girl, in Pueblo,
on the Sth inst, and on the nth he
was taken from his home and hanged
by band of masked men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

A gentleman who has had consid-
erable experience in mining and gen
cral business. and who has been spend
ing the summer in the Gunnison,
says he never saw as good a place for
men of capital and nerve to make
money in.-DeNacy RsuYew.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Frank Moody had his hands so
badly lacerated by giant powder, in
Pthe Hardee mine, Trout creek district,
on the 10th, that amputatlon was
necessary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

Sixty stands of arms were stolen
from the armory Of the Pitkin Guards,
Leadville, last Sunday night.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

The Gunnison Improvement COM
pany has filed corporation papers with
the secretary of state. The company
organizes with million dollars capi-
tai for the purpose Of mining in this
county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16

pitkin has appointed CAPT.
c. c. Morgan, OF Leadville, Com
missioner OF mines for Colorado. As
a mining expert he is said to stand
high, and enjoys the confidence ol
English as we'll as American capital.
lists.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-09-16
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1880.

Judge H. W. Clough died in Den
var OH the 9Th inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-29

r.tT.rT e.za 4 SsaE.or IsEliis 70
ss..yrs IA. lie t-osbls LSosi Sea
81 Hear 6. DITi.' inLi:sIsiea - i0I
,.;,..pes. Il tie Irsasaz Department
ess.i,.sd Il AZ -ise4Fae5:y 70 esdeEs-Iod
~ dfs..e.es bssEesn ! eAasFe Il ne
roa. q! s.EinZ he Pa5.is dEo: Esd :
ealrre L TIE debt i.ssii-
ne Xss York Tr5esl expresses EltS
~.r-sk pea. de4l Of iEtig-s:ioa = ths
ysr;..rry q Nr. DsT:I 1:tsSP 70
-. The yLsion1l ersdhdesP.ss TIE tie'
d., IL e1pes.s cad 70; EboTIsythisE
-roLz-asy zassy sso,ss O. ~ II et-
Eyer. ass,I itas o. tie sa6.ses;
.Ibu1zAoz: The irres.iEllj0a he dab
rs.- Il ,i.- ess.1.rraas Q! Tie eoG11use o.
-. t1si.Z. ~ = psTsEssci E:21hslse
f;lEf Esi. z Nr. DAVIS has t-sso rsdseo-
-, Al ~ ti=s, iSsre bE5 Gsso n'sso z
-. :. .-aEsre Il "a sEpc!IzcE: ana
a. I[f.,Ti5a7r q . - Q! bls p'trTy ii1esos
~ A.. ,r1irE % make Pso.i1seAi eSfI5ai 2!
-, ,s;rlS q, tazl5sTe n la crEEy osselos-
-. : m. lsss ltIb l.tk-cJcs- Ihs hSnor
- ,l-EI5ye;p=eeI / 1ttAEksc; TIE GOO
$50 a iLeE5oie 4nkIscEn P5oP.t = e
Sr5irrh.,S; The Ez1rczh e5sdH q re
Cnir.,4 s;s,sa i aAsai;sd, ADD dLnes-0ei
Esyr : ,.z. sss1ek Al EhGt M. lpgAll.
~, =, ILdiEsEnsiols ElsEDEat o. TIE u
tSS-.,l IL here = hardly any 40
800 ,5ls s:r0sE 20 dsco1tee Tie Pso:'e
80, - zbJ are i0sntrE hasds EIio iot
tticE E.:sd+d Seahtof trpu "ess hglSn
h Hi.aeEisg TIE r1bils e'sdH 11e s.s.:
fEsT hoye Ih1t lbe teAEd1. NAY bes2 iheu
EksSsh sehsuss II the cznpHG.
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s,,,. ssptriel.sa.s. q -,

Col Bsn- Byrpe, e1+st1:s suPsrintsOd'
eni Of seSooEs; Is working tor rsss@ina-
ion 4: The hands Of the DsnoerseJ. he
Coloasl pa. in part Of his time making
uol;rieaI speeches Ehsa he vas in ohes
beEore. me preseat Superintendent
doesa,. soea TO Do ssJtbiDz Of that kind
Pe.haps;on this account, ne does BOT salt
The Mercer county Democracy, Eho, Es
Ne notice, hare instructed for Col Byrns.
-lEslii2sez.
Pretty vel put in. We hare 8 distinet
reooIlectioa Of the Complaints made 1boGi
The e1-Saperintendent In that regGd,
ThiIe in cfhee, End=his speeehifyfng va
generally considered In very bad tssts.-
HsiES6g2 HSGd
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nor - Bay Mssia-

y. 7. In9E1A
Tbere Ers lot many b0asskssPsrs Who
hsrs Eay tb0rUaEh knowledge abozt
ps,.s; he eoaditio1 IN With !, oaEht %
b. boashI, II Appearance vhsa h Is uni;
fsr &c, nd Tie rcss dastr1bls e1s 70
uauknse. Thss son Of kDoslsdse b nost
sssenrisL, especially Ehsa thers sEists %
ifirIs o0nsSsaes o. the part d The batch
ere a seems 70 Be the eEss II ASE York
One Ehes ebO1h Be rsns1bsred. Gnd thai
i, th1z IN the purchase q He1.A, - N
eTe-ythirg elss, Tie best i The cheapest
Cheap ioiEts EisBys iuei16e hTGs bo1es
Epd EineEs; s1eh joints sbO1d b 1sed
f5f souus AID GraTlas- For ruGsGing and
byilinE ehooss Tie better eztz, s1eh - IesJ
Of mutton AID TeGl, Elbss Elrio4n Aod
ru1Dd Of bal
on Bad Sbsn god and yU1ng has .
fse open grim and . sod red eo1oEi TIE
fat / 6rn and white The grain q coz
bssf i closer and The color darker. When
The fzt Of bel i bard and skinny, and tbe
Ian Of deep red, Il i Teg inferior. Old
mat nay Be known By hne Of horny
tsxrure running through the neat o. The
ribs. The eun kD0sn - eh1ck, brisket
I'd roszrd are the IsEss desirshIs sir3oI1
and middle ribs are besi toE roasting.
In choosing muttoD, box for hrmness
i md frecess o. grain, good eoAoE And Efnl
Thirs fs;. Lamb sho1ld Be tresh. Ibe
zen In The neck Of Lamb i Hne sbsn the
1ett : fresh, bat turns green Eben kep;
TOO Ing II 6ayiDg, headquarters, az
anime Tie kidney; thsrs viii Be 3 slighi
i gnsIl II The neat = not - fresh a Il
.h51H Be. Veal i esns-zlly pFetsrret
Tben The neat is dsljeItsly white, bat 4
lis better EETuEed and more ineJ Ehsr
he color i } Htlls deeper. To "a: yea
| I1,ok A TIE loin; If the 6dnsy, Ehieh III
s. toand On the under side Of one end O
he loip, il saTssOPsd Ii srm and Whit
. o., The neGr 4 certainly reeentiy dLs:
and uadOabEsdiT god. he kidney a
| .tvs changes frss, AID thea The mat l
I iI66y and sposted and the sust soft
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de eozaty b. rslziys eagSfDrsS Esstsg-
-! Ne BiEss1ea net osly EssFs he
eozsy, b. tock tie preesztiaa to esd
tEo glzias deseEs.ss . Tie C6aes Ca
1ss6oa- /. bad beea PrsTsoaiy isEesa
TIA. this Ehoasd b d01s-
Il inar sIsesio1s eo1i b hsA
thFosEsogs PsnnylTE1ia- siEflIr reszits
EooId ioBOy II The EarEs Rj1ity Il
.ssL AID ye4 Pe1nsJiTEaiI, b tie
triehezy Of Doo ClEeroo :: HAuisbGIs.
hAs S deserI:es u CbSaEo tnEz1eted
azaizs. Xr- BtGfps, Eksa there sholH Be
rsEsfy that many for hin
/: : The beiEh; q ioIly N = poE;ieal
p1,ty, pot 70 recognize barSs d Psbie
sssdasu. Ike tbs one IN PsansylTnEA,
ed Ike Tie popaIR 6saoas:rls;oa = tss
riEss aeo IN Chicago. IEEinss Logan
1supGtios- NE pea. Comfy otLAne1s
~, n PeznsyfrIria, resestsd n distrEo'
eaaensn: 4; HRris5GrE. and set pro
To. 70 Cbie1zo IN The shape d two Bsiir'
degeEE4eA Sch An exhibition Of pabiA
ssufnea: czanot bs ignored sith inPa
nitE. those EbO Et+soPt % smother
Ea4e1pee. = day d se1IsSsst
"A sAszI-.ls ysE-I soE1s sEaes . TN ssI4s,
Il Pa "A hSlE EBT ~ = = ~ 41lL
4 poIitieal party nay Il ike nEans'
lby . great nis.1ke, Be lEd IN the dnst
he Dsuoez1sic party made great emo
n $50; Il attempted to fOres
polSey AID ezrdi6Es upon the eOzntrJ
= ihI, The eozDtzy Overwhelmingly repa
. dir.ed, AID from tbIs day 70 this It ha
). yaid The penalty Of exile IhE rsturn .
> oaTsr, depends uhOly SPon The rs1it Z
Cs;ease.
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K.a-a ID Marin ny fSsy ne Al riShtI
tssr.sezi.Ets., al Do 1T sesa . b
ilErned ibo1t rs-sieesioa- Yer ds-a-
zsisbsd TeyressatltiEs frUa tie eo9aty q
HGrriso,. Wka hEs Q so5eEhGt erce1
ToW a s1ups % sxtT1ets gEs e11so,ee u
ibs agpsEFl1ee Of e1Spsaker q ne t1ird
H. C.uisy Clldre1, Ibo, GFTtye6 =
that his.orie 61sfeT, EETtThd yessefeey
DoTzisE. bs1riss Eitd ti4iass q EIsAi ~
fruz TeEtel q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-29
saITEDIT noESIss. sAI p.
IN Eyre lssr=s = EftE; dtal O. aisa

IN s.,srs assesi = ETtas dsal Of n4Ea
.,.J.s ...,r.g. III re rsosa: eAIHA.es
o. ;ss ra.1 c! tie Rs7sh6azEas OF HesE
Yisris.. ui,s :ts G'eeasieEeai- Aao !a
4 ,ssliT sul-s TIA: Il every ssa:s = ts'
T-,ss. IL uL5sa i. THs PaEible so' TIE
p<E.sesz:se parry 70 Aaiiy Eish lss Cree
tseEess !: las Soae So Ms EHs CO.
,,,.ss.,.y The eaas 10 Mine, ss4 hardly
l., 40 i Oajs ara IgSL he Ds1's=IsE
.ar.y 4 alzIyI ready 70 pa IL iss1ss
4 r.T sa.s zhers IzyihisE s % es EaSe
b. 6ossz "a.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
WEsIWO0D { RITEs
EIeYatina Refrigerator and Safe

Doas tsIJ StiA ia Or1islEy RS4rssFItE Is4 ktitA-
a SEis SEIes Al rEnH5ng = ID esll1s. 4 nTes
o. allE klrtlf, .sl1, eaksa, &c, eooL kesfs -
flaehsI En1 9is- B4sp - sTEJtA11g - IL
essiEr II thkls ~ Gile14s q lie htta. Jlsi to
th4nE - ls.s sEStaA- Ne tIlE1J a. E-Srz = -
TEss.sts szpsashum o.hP44hxs
gtpsVS - . rszSy. Us naS EbsS TG-tiss m
ooE 4 NLTEz,
Esrslsy FassaE lan, 1ssk Esss., -; 4 cAaSSlss,
EEAEIsa sIS1s4-
IkETs ussI tks TatyoSd RitI EisTI.4sg Estrs-
sE1isr 81 ssss ~ ssEFiy tso jean, ~ eosE4sT q
lr,4dSFsak5s - GTs5J fisHy Il . lie - alag ]
have sFz 49, nd I1SE Sk11 "a bss8 kcg EEsis4
ESsA ~ - EtlbSsI = ., kETs y tAEks este ~
hS1ls 81 ~ Hsa ia oEiEteIi CD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-29

GAL. Gadbois, Of Rockville, Canada,
eertiSes that be vas proEtr1tAd bJ ma
hriAI dise.se contracted in Texas, and va
quickly and completely cared By the use o.
WarnsTs Safe Pills and Sale Bittsrs. BE
adds: IshaII never tT1yelin that climate
without your Safe Pills and Bitters a. q
pan of nv outfit" THIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-29
n. JoHs PlErIssos, ta,her Of ]. L

Nc JoHs PAExISsoz, ta;hsr Of J. L
ParEirsoa, Esq, Of this place. returned
las, Saturday iron an extended tzip oTeI
The Wes.. He visited Illinois. IoSE and
kansas, and reports the wheat crop IN
some sections Of that country a. not very
promising, and SAYS that in central KAN
"a itiss total failure.-K0ndHik Col-
u,y1idl
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

~ WItsiisE E51 IA 6fgIsR 4 Vii Fus ! RI.
IIGE cEn sf1 lsITs IL ety teEb1 NEEsG as4
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AAKRIEp.

o1ILN-ooYLEOz Tszrs5IJ sEssisE Nay
2. iEla ~ Very RsT JSha 7. sslhTEs, a = iIsss
CaIEs4E1i' Nj FEIEk CoLLlSI Es4 E1a 4oLLIk
C1TLE III a tSfs 60
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x.e...IIy fer i. HarrsSsIoos SoaiHaIio0
A. ChIeaES.

In ls5s Hiyes' rsjoriiy over Al N Iii
Doi. VS. oaly l.eTL Tie vo:s sood a
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CAS- AND STEAM FILING.
: =. ,-...tA.r .rrr Gas rrER1Ez.

so,s Ast.s Z IL PETEST Gas usEIEz1
Ia Gan HEk:sa - sEr-1Girs nItEAss. EiesAsl.
e. apsEs CllosS 81 6Fs - k1.aHa e 41Ppuy.
EIeh uEhIsr sin hEhS Ihsgf 80 n1EA. AL O. -
rSSis1iks1 Il - Expeass 4 Sc Ia GAS Igk.Er b
EAiAssE sE.E osssa - - p1b5E- Il b EGrIs IA
81 b 90 an 49, 80. EIA
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FOR SALE.
LOB SALE

DOB sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DESI.
IL KABLE FGniIJ EsEi4sses-Ih8t h s., e-pysas-
snt lDA veil eaSd dseilisgo u AK TaFDtE, EAq ,
- ChIPIss Insst, bslnE Biek ba'dtns esatsts
I'D isS0aIesiA1i roo0A. GxssGsGt e-l1E, Els l11
TEtsr thrpushSgf Tie kS1ls "a he bsss q eGs4iss,
Gsd htllted - &c q The bSIt rsghho kooA IL IL
eity; tbs oaly rslsSo "a hslHE b<4nE Tie sal Bl-
hsT q tie 0SbsT 40 onegpEstI tEDlly, rev EsifinS
;hSTs e; fHfss.T lI'oISasSs iPy . a., ALIH1N
pFs<t, CrsREIs'I BIoek, oTtT CITY RG.E. DyB
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As 70 Congressional nominations and
denominations, can only say that the
delegation here seem TO Be resting easy.
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aEH ApNERTIsEMEHTs.

NOTICE. IRR RRE.AL BARTELLs
" f4srssss.iaEEtz zl-I6s1 - r,ath = ~
fs-Ti Enzs .g-zlHFs sz.&Eys - eHA ~ q
- - - |, s'las<AL
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SoE supPpse thai iGfEe dAssatisLsa e
enen. sho1ld be created N TIE RsPubh'
eIa pa..y Of tia; state By reason Of The
a4iou ot John A. Logan AID his ecnrsdes
a, Springfield, xho can ar that General
Gras, IA. a dssirable ProePea Al tie polls
ne1t November That there b : very
I.,,.,,5 ~.,7 6s,r;dsd apti-third term eIe-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-11
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR GLADsTONE-MoRE LIB
ERAL SUCCESSES.
LONDON, Saturday, April 10, $780,
Public enthusiasm appears to grow to such
degree that il is thought highly improbable that Mr..
Gladstone will be able to decline the reception which Is
preparing for him by the Liberals IN this city.
The total number of votes poled thus far is 1,J2500O
Liberal and 1141 900 Conservative, showing gain OF
lO1 900 Liberal and $4,000 Conservative votes.
The following Liberals have been elected: Wentworth
Beaumont and Albert Grey NorsunDorland sGlnisn id
MOntgomeryshire-a Liberal gain: Lord Edward Cav
f9aSe cheeSSm Liberal gain Of
The Hon snenceE for ~, NOEtns g No.
". H. Leatham Yorkshire, West Riding, Southern d.
vIsOn-a Liberal gain OF two
The following Conservatives have been elected
Sir John II. Kennaway and LieutenantCOlonel Wal
rond, Devon East the former reeiectedi Thomas b. f.
both reelected W A. Tiasen- Amherst and George W. p
Bentinck for Norfolk West, both reelected; George
former reelected Lord Burghley. Northamptonshire
North Donald Cameron. OF Lochie for InvernessShire
reelected
The following Home Rulers have been electedi
Philip Calan aud Alexander NJ. Sullivan for Louth
County the latter reelected. L0uth represented
w Tor s Of lac Moms m0qsH Rae and Sy & sullivan The Right
Hon. E. Dwyer Gray Lord Mayor OF Dublin and pro-
Home Rule gain: H; J; GIN, oi London tI9me Ruler
and T. D. Sullivan Editor OF The Nation, for Wesmeath
"a Home Rule gain Of one.
Among the names mentioned for promotion TO the
peeragc are the following; Mr. Alexander d. w. Il.
BaieCochrane Conservative member Of the last Houso
of Commons for the Isle OF Wight Sir Lawrence Palk
Conservative member for Devon, East, in the last
House; and Mr. Montagu Cory. Lord BeaconSaelds
secretary.
Vanity Idir states that the Queen will send FOR Earl
Granville when Lord Beacons1ed resigns the Premier
ship.
The Spectator thinks that Mr. Gladstone cannot he left
out of the Cabinet and that he cannot ocspy any
place in 1t except the fret place. The Spectator gives IFS
nrpfp O1
would make Mr. Gladstone Premier, Mr. Childers Chan
oelor OF the Excbequer 6r William Hareourt head Of
the Home Department. and Sir Charles ". Dixie First
Lord of the Admiralty. 1t assigns Mr. Bright to the
Chancellorship of tho Duchy OF lancaster
New-York tribune., 1880-04-11
THE DELEGATES FROM IOWA.

DAVENPORT, April 10.-The Scott County
Republican Convention. which was held here to-day,
chose seventeen Blaine delegates the State Conven
an. and passed resolutions instructiDg them TO vote
Blaine. Cedar County, In h, district, also chose
full Blaine delegation. and passed like resolutions. In
formation received from other counties Of the lid
Congressional District makes It certain that Blaine will
have majority Of the Delegates.
MUscATlAE. April 1O-The Republican County Con,
ventOn this afternoon elected and Instructed o solid
Grant delegation TO Dos MDnes.
IOWA CITY. April 10-rhe Republican County Con-
venOn to-day very harmonious, and. by almost
unanimous vote, instructed the delegation for Blaine.
DEs MOISEs Iowa. ADril 10.-SOme sixty County Re-
publican Conventions were held in this State to-day,
thirtynine having been previously held. or the
ninety-ninc counties In the State, the State Reg
has. up 20 this hour I'll o. M. definite returns
from seventy-six by members OF the con-
Vcntions OF these sevcuty-sx counties, fifty.ninc
elected solid Blaine delegates TO tho state Convention
and more than three-lourths OF tho counties de-
cared for instructed Blame decga-
ton 10 Chicago. Seven couniies-Crawford,
The delegates elected by the seventysix counties to
the State Convention foot up follows: For Blaine,
603 for Grant, ITO for Sherman, I.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. April 1O.-The Republican COnven-
tiOns OF Sioux Plymouth ana Calhoun Counties to-day
instructed their delegates TO tue State Convention Tor
Senator Blaine
New-York tribune., 1880-04-11
THE INTERoCEANIC CANAL.

THE SAN BIAS ROUTE ADvocATED-MR. KELLEY
SAYS THAT NAVAL OFFICERS ARE NOT Rrr TO
MAKE SURVEYS.
IoENERAL PRESS DIsPArcHl
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Select Com"
mittee of tho House on the InteroceaDc Canal gave
hearing to-day Mr. Pickett Of New York. In advocacy
Of the Tehuantepec route, and to Mr. Sidney F. Shell
bourne of NewYork in advocacy Ofthe San Bias route
The latter gentleman went into minute explanations as
to the mode Of constructing the tunnel the length OF
which he gave seven miles, as against Commodore
selfridRe's estimate OF ten miles
Mr.. Kelley, Of New-YOrk the peculiar patron Of thC
San Bias route said that he would now like to have the
Government have o thorough examination OF the San
Bias line made from to In his Judgment 1t is
the shortest tho cheapest and the best line for ship
canal. He had consulted shipping merchants all over
the world and they all united In wanting one thing
that short sealevel canal, no matter what might
be its cost matter ofthirty or forty. or fifty millions
Of additional cost. was of no consequence &c
wished to have the new Government survey
placed in charge Of the War Department.
because from bis twentypine years Of experience he
persons and to locate this canal and es
tmaie s cost Their utter want Of knowledge and ex-
On snS rendered them entirely uDs that
In expressing this vsw be said ne expressed tho view
n OF mSn S the country There
fore he would like to nave new survey made under
Me- coNGER ased him Whether he claimed to have
proprietary rights TO the san Blas route.
Mr. KELLEY-None whatever have no rights or
claims on the project at ALL and have assurance
from any quarter that Will ever get dollar back OF
all the money that have expended on this subject
have mixed with nobody and have no partnership ar
rangements and connection with any organization
Mr. CONGER--Then you have prosecuted the matter
entirely ly yOureelft
Mr. Enthusiastically and alone for twenty-nine
wears and huye spent II 900 in cash, devotng my
time and fortune TO that project have sent to the
I,thmus different surveying parties az my own ex
pense and the result OF all this labor and study s my
conviction that this is tho only practical seaeyel route
our estimate Of the total OF the work Is set down
ut 600 0O0 and that includes 25 per cent for con-
tiDgcDcied.