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, 1880-05-04

ACCORDING 10 tho report NE tho London
Chnrlty Organization Society fur tS7t, out ot 81,
4l5 cNsca investigated! by IL III that ycAr, D,:ssN
wuro dismissed for tlri0uh elillses, uanln!y ht,-
e1l.1so after investigation tho purtlcs wuru founl
not 10 rcqutro rclIuf. This iudteAtcs tho largc
proportion OF imp0st0ra aud wnrth!oss thartc~
tors who lsgcy upan thu uharttaby tflsroscl, md
whoso operations would speedily bo rut short BY
tho formation or Bsluh un organization dovot!ng
itself to tho npodful work OF investigation ho.
fore extaldng nh!. 1t IL pr.'bablo, moreover,
thnt tho rltlo ot chrunIu .luldbeats md profess
sIonal Aeggars lH much lMrgor thmn tho figures
Imply, lnlatI,tteh ts thoap classes gonrrnlly
wolihl tIlstluctiyUly avoid such III institution.
, 1880-05-04
OBITUARY.,
e. u. r. CARPENTER.

oVEHH D1sW3FtH Eu Tx 071Ieu1V 1TTUHHfs
BURLINGTON, H., Afay sc. 3. T. Caf.
pcntcr, 1, prominent citizen and husincss-maa
Of this city, died suddenly OH Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy trnln this morning
Willie oil Ills return llomo from Colorado,
whittier he hatt gore for his health. llls
scarch fur health WIS frultlcss, alli ha
started for home accompanied byhisnephew,
E.. II. Carpenter. This morning, afler the
lrnin Ind passed Mclrosc, Mr.. Carpenter said
lio felt soincwhat better, and urged hts
llepl1ew, wllo had bccn Sitting up With him,
to lay down and get Il little rest. Tho yolns
quarters Ut nn hour later i1e looked Into hl3
ullcIe'3 berth AlNl found him dead.
, 1880-05-04

a MEETING Of Republicans Of the Eight
ecntil WArsl fHvnrthR tho candidacy of tho Hon.
Il. Il. Wnshllurnt waa held Inst evening, and d
committee WIS appointed to arrnnsp for tnIas-
meeting uf Thir1l. District Republicans Of tho
enu1c why of thinking. Steps wrro ulso taketl tn
secure Il representation Mt tho Fatrhai,k fIall
conference ft-uuht.
, 1880-05-04

On account OF tho recent pr0nounccment
OF Jcromu Bonnrartc tpion- r'on, III tho tleerees
against tho religious or.lcN hLs pnrty pgs,IAsps
to abandon him as a ltatlrt, md hMs ucccplu.l
Prince Charles l'onnparte, iii uitgN.CatEollc, ~
lcudcE in his Bttal
, 1880-05-04

Nh KEnlArlI, 1T tho New York Tribune,
describes tho condition of tho Irish pcasautry
nB "Rntl nnd desperate" "Tho fnmlnc," he
says, "has tuned their restless sprtts..' lie
speaks Of Il tnndprl who hns tho lnrkest estates
lit ottu county and who allows his tenants Sill
per week for work tluno OF hts prepcrtyt 1ie
snys TINT by actinK m Mr.. rarncls advice not
to pny excessive rents the tcnopts have savcl
S;ItA0OW
, 1880-05-04

REPRESENTATIVE Otsr1I, OF 1ntllana, pro-
poses to csltcr Into a personal explanation to-
tny of hls connection with whnt nro known na
tho Vcnczllcln etattns This connection hns
ccn ,tsed agatnat str 0rth quito freely. md to
hls Injury. hnd It Ia Ills intention n af,ow that
tho Springer Investigating Committee Of faur
ycars nR,, misrcpresentetl thnt connection fur
partisan PURPOSES.
, 1880-05-04
GEN. GRANT.
THE SPRINGFIELD VISIT. o.
SuSr}af Dfshtfth tn The fshteuoo TrtbuH&.

SrRlS0rlELp, ILL.,, May 3.-Gcn. Grant and
party will arrive hero about O'Clock 10
morrow afternoon, niid will be met as Lin
coin by lnrge reception COMMITTEES "a
arrival hero tho party will be escorted to DO
Executive Mansion, and entertained thas
evening by Gov. CulEnnl. The pnbl[c recep
tion will occur ut the Stnte-Ilouse Wednts'
day afternoon. Tllere will 10 no speaking
except MI ntllrcss of WELCOME BY cx-tioY:
Palmer and tho response by Gen. Grant, a!ef
wl,Ec', Miss Alnna Wright will rcad poem. o;a.
ally the Left Flank" H. social rcccp'S!aa
Will ha held ut tho Executive Mansion taas
evening.
, 1880-05-04

MlL bHAi'I.Aut4ll, who Is It pr0fesstAl nthe-
ist und Hi opponent Ut 1n1slarrhtcal government
lu England, rclAses to luke tho lslial 1aths prr-
l'1nlnnry to takfn9 his scut III Purilntnsnt. Tho
House Ut C0tntnpIs bus appointed q ru,nnlistto
u dcede Whuther siIaplp affirmation will do
{NEtCau uf Hn nuth
, 1880-05-04

4 MEETING nf Republicans favorable to
tho nnininntion Of tho lion. +. II. WAshln,rnc
fnr tho Presidency Ia to be held at Fairhnnk
1iat, III tho Central M,,sle- HILL dnR Tonight.
The meeting Ia 10 he simply for consultation and
organization. Thosu who ire prepared 10 trori;
arc Invited to be present. There will DO no set
speeches, but general interchange nf opinion.
:ttch action will be tnkpr US tho meeting lnny
iircitlG ,3ppu.
, 1880-05-04


Military rule would havo been Just TO all,-to
tho negro, who wanted freedom: tho white rnn1,
who wnnto! protcctfon: and tho Northorn nun,
Il Willingness to como into tho Unton, not ulm'n
tholr own turns, but upon ours, would hhve
admitted thGn.. Ths would hMye made ilttIscF-
WIS u,ndu ah,it sutrraYe. II was unjust to tue
negro to thrnw upon bin tlle responsibility Of
with Ills white n6tqhbor. It wis unJt1at to thu
North. In giving the South ucgro suffrage w9
hnyo glycu tho old shareholders furty votes.
II this doctrine Of n'cnfrAnchlscmcnt had
bocn adopted tho b!ncks wuriil l,1 buck III bond.
ayo by this tiule, md y0t, according to tho Chi
cngo th!rd-term orRaH, they nro aafi to be rGr-
fectly Wild to tayc Grant nominated for IL third
t1rni
, 1880-05-04

TuH Cn1cAao 1'RlH,tSE Inns established branch
ofcea for The recpitt ut subscriptions md HdTeFtite.
utents ns fo1ihWa: .....--..
NEW YuIlK-lsoom q Tribune building. =. 4. Nc
FAHnES, Manager.
GLASGOW, ecotsnd-Allans American fons
Agency. II Nbnfchi-st. .-
LONDON. Ehp.-Amercnn E1chhnRc, ~ Strand.
NxSKy +. GIi1iG, Agent
WASHINGTON. Il, Glib r street.
, 1880-05-04

THE f1oN. EuaEHE IIA1.E, who Inns just
returned from n trip to Fluriln. mt,d wilt epsnd
few dnys lit Chicago, expresses ttost emphatic
n1Ey tho conviction fhat tito Republican t'rcsi-
t1rntfnl candidate. wht,eyer ho may bo, will mt
receive snHto Electnrtl vntc III my sUnthorn
6tate. 1Io rcgsirsts Mr.. fliAtno'a prospects, rs
brighter now thnn cvpr lIefurr.
, 1880-05-04
EUGENE HALE IN DETROIT.

6p7<Hs U1pdttk 70 9hs CHttaU 9T", Il
. DETROIT, Mich, May 3-Eugeno Ha.e;ts. 81.
Maine, Is here visiting tho mother Of MS ~. s.Se
Mrs. Zach Chandler. He ls Batd 70 INA ns
stated that Hayes hud offered him. a,la II =,
will accept, thu post,pasler-Ge -Genef's,n'ht, I'D.
successor OF Judge Ks,. IIale,s teal hoou., osos
ness here Ia to look utter thu Blaine " mb bf
which IL lust now liahlu to be endaIlge,aiidiF g;ai diF
irlr(s to sccure tic election Ut Hleh ~ csni md
60 who will support thu tilitd-te8m ''4'~
date. :.
, 1880-05-04

Hpsetal Dtspateh 10 The Chteopo 1athpns.
Lincoln, ILL.,, 1lay 3.-Gen. Grant Will A.
rive In this city Tomorrow afternoon, whete
he will be met by Il committee Of about fotl1
fronl Springfield. The party will remain
here about two hours. Extensive p1epalIMi
tlo1ls nre helng nude, aud Mayer Deas9l w. H.
welcollls the General at n banquet III LUZ
Lincoln fIollSu.
, 1880-05-04

THE Cliillnns hAve bccn quito successful
III thUlr regent navAl operations uKlfust tho
peruvianB, Lima hns bum bufnAnr.2etl, uutl 50
great IL thu dlstre4s prevailing uinnIlKst tho III
huultants that its surrender IL anticipated by
IN ChIIIanx
, 1880-05-04

1r IL now generally believed TINT tho Sell
ate Will votu nglinst tho ctatm of Spoiror! for
tho seat Of sctmtor Kellogg AZ many III tlllr-
teen Democratic Senators nro reported to bo
opposed to tho truptnEng ut the caBv.
, 1880-05-04
n. NlsGALLTARDs

SPfcIdl UlfPd|ek to Tic Chicago TH6Unt.
LINCOLN, H., May 3.-Audfew Mccall.
lard, etlilor Of tic Lincoln Herald from
1876 to 1873, and Circuit Clerk Ut Logan
County from 1873 to 1876, died last night
lie WIS prominent locnl politician, and
Of tic llltnvis Commissioners to the Ylenna
ExDDYtttU,f.
, 1880-05-04

TIE st. Louis brlcklayers hive struck for
an Increase in wages. They nru HOW pal ~
per dAy and demand $a1N
, 1880-05-04

JoitN G. THOMPSON has lift Washington
10 look nfter tue interests IT ThtrInnn during
tho Democratic cn,letises In Ohio.
, 1880-05-04

TIIE ruuuSg las given several counties
tn this SAto for Illaiiln ut Into which arb knnwn
10 cvuryb body IL lU for Grslnt, Thcaa cannot bo
Misunderstanding Meta
Whit counties, for lnstancc7 ploaao name
fnyv If t!,ru,
, 1880-05-04

B1sssAncK's health Is 80 far restored TINT
ho Promises to rrturn to Ills Parliamentary d,,-
ties at all early tl,ay.
, 1880-05-04

The opposition of ti.e Cabul Chiefs to tho
occupation VI their country by Great Hritnln IL
reported to hayU ended. ThcBe rcM.rts e1tne
through tho Ilrltlsh authorities. Tho rubollious
Chtefs huvc mot yet buG1l hrnnl froMt.
, 1880-05-04

TlEE indianapolis Jourtttl, the leading 1la-
publican paper Ut tho Btatc, says that "tt Is US
truo liz Gospe! thMt Indiana II lust as sure
for the Republican ticket as Illinois or Iowa II
WAshl'1lrllo To tho nominee for prcstdont. If
It huB tn carry u third term It will 10 not only
latlulcApncd but liiktuueGd."
, 1880-05-04

1MM1a1ANTs frani Eurnpe to this country
arc moro p!entitully supplied with cash nuw
than thoao 0f former years. The Immigrants
who landed Inst week ar0 reported tu hare heen
possessed Of 100000 In cash.
, 1880-05-04

IT is now believed tllut tho President will
not appoint tho sllcuessor Of postmaster-
General Key until nftor tho Chicago Conycl-
uon shall hnye ltlnl,iutcd Presidential ticket,
, 1880-05-04

TIE Columbus, O., Democrats hive Ill
structcd the aelcgutcs tQ tho Stats Convention
for Scnntor ThurIunn.
, 1880-05-04

THE English officers OF the Turkish police
are threntchcu With dismissal Dr II reduction uf
25 per cent lit their snIurius They will pr4,bnbly
stand the reduction md retnln their lAsitlons.
, 1880-05-04

NEWSPAPER criticism Is not rellshel by
the Turkish authorities. The Lerant Herald tllls
boon suspended BY tho Ports for ,tvlstnx tho
Government to commence rcf"r1ns bofore tho
EuKllah CulInct eoMpels It to tIp 10.
, 1880-05-04

THERE Is no account OF the missing Brit
lab ship Atllnntn rs yet. Tic English Atlmt-
r!ty authorities, however. prufcss 10 entertain
hopcA Of the vessels snfuty.
, 1880-05-04

ISCENDIAIY iircs bruke nut Mt Onlnlla Ss,n-
dny night for tho fourth time. The }cuplc Ut
that city are srrlo,laEy ,.larlucI'. md aru very
anxious to 1l1ld ot,t tho inccnarlcs.
, 1880-05-04

Tho delegates from Etxar, Dc Ka'b, md 1'aze-
well Counties aro fur cn'lqm for Governor. and
t,oso frt,n Mercer for ltawiey. Tho prtsnnrcs
In rcorsh County resulted In tho selection Of
i.laino Delegates to tho County Convention.
, 1880-05-04

SENATOR IouAN returns 10 Illinois oil +.
machfnc crruntl; that s tu sny. hc gives mt that
tho object Of hla visit mt this tins IL tho ntr,
chase Of ndchIncry for his coll ni,lc.
, 1880-05-04


FIR Tim bcnrnt of nur patrons who desire to as'sd
r.nalo coplca of TIFF TttnrNE through tho nnlls NO
RiYe herewith tho transient rntu u postage:
lntnrsffe. Pr ANY.
Fight nt.d Twelve rnxo lnpcr.. eHntA
eIxseen lnRo Paper. cunts
Eirhl md Twelve raR0 1aper. cents
Bxsbn faxo l'n,or conts
, 1880-05-04
EXTRAORDINARY RETALIATION on CAN
Ana


1t may be questioned whether my commit
tcc Of either I1ot.so Of Congress at my tlne
IN the lllstory Of this Government lias su
Justly Won tho general conten,pt Of tile co,lil-
try ns las tho present Committee Of Ways
mrd Mems of the 1tousc of Representatives.
There IL nothing so dishonest, no job 50
fragrant, ll0 sclleuaa 80 transparent. tl,nt'tho
projectors tlo not feel Mt liberty to propose 1t
to tint Committee, confidently expecting its
support and approval. ........-..
Tl!c latcst Of these schemes is tic llurt-
Wood ocls-jobbIng bill 10 prohibit tho
transportation Of American merchandise
oyur a1ly Cnnadinn railroad FROM ary lart Of
tho United States 10 nnothur. THIS bill was
returrcd to II subcommittee, and forthwith 1t
was returned with IL long prevlul,sly-writtcl1
rcrurt, which was Immediately published,
The hill was Appropriately 1nal,agcd hy
Fernando Wood nlld supported by Ge,,. Gar-
Held.
rhts report plnccd tho Justification of ttlls
bill oil tho ground that II WIS retal1Atory
Legislation against Cnnasta," first, for pro-
hibiting trntlo lit diseased cattle through
! CauatIa, uiKl. second, because the Dominion
within year ltts Increased icr tnrlif Oil
items which tho United States rs VOL rs
England have been selling to that country.
Tho United States aro tho lust people OIL
this cnrtll who ought to speak Of ''retatintory
legislation" OIL tho subject Of tho thrill.
For nineteen years this country by its ultra
tariff Inws l,as struggled to prohibit NIL I'LL
portutions frUln foreign nations, and whit
ever tratlo VIC 1lave had with other countries
| l,ns been maintained In spite 0f tho most
| Tar l.. In ot$ttttYnH 1Sorff
, 1880-05-04
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

a1LyElt pAiK LODGE, MI. G21, l. q. n. F.-Wln
elebrntc Tho rlxtyHrst anniversary Of tbs trlpr May
.bE PUBLIC parni6 AenberH u ITO tlrt!rr c''r-
llafp from our hnlI rnrner nt F6nricnnth-st. nhd
Tile EUMMI1sTEE.
CLEVELAEls LODGE, MI. 2l1. 4. r. + A. .M.-Mc1n-
bGrs nntitIrd to ntrrHt Ut the 1Ntpn
WudnGsdny May ~ III, T. NJ: to n!tsH the funeral
fFnternnl!s invited. II. il. TAl'ktAAtt w. II.
i. Il. HEED. 3Hcrethry.
, 1880-05-04

KING luMltE1rr OF ltnly hns dissolved tl,e
ltulnn Chnmbcr Of Deputies. md ordered new
Elections,
, 1880-05-04

business ncccssltnsrs tho tlso of much hut1ton,
and that in cycry way thfa was Tho most tlcslr1t-
bic fotNtton for Il mint.
, 1880-05-04


Sr. Louis, Mo-, May 3.-Eberhardt An"
heuser, President OF tho Anhenser.Busch
Brewing Company, and one Of tho oldest md
wcalthiest brewers Of this city, died last
night, aged Is yeara.
, 1880-05-04

Srxeial Dbpatth 10 The Chicago Trtbnn%
ELd1S, ILL.,. Nlny BAN amt Of tho Hon
E. q. Lowell, Miss Frances Lowell, died last
evening, aged CT years. She was an. od
resident OF Elgin. Tho funeral will ba held
tomorrow.
, 1880-05-04

.DlE. SAAI UEI4. C11uEIS. u -
NEw ORLEANS, la::;; alay 3.@-Dr. Samuel
Chopin, tho distinguished surgeon, died Of
pneumonia Inst evening, after three days liz
, 1880-05-04
AAilJSESff;NIS,


IInoley's 'rheRtrc.
Randolph street. hntwcen Elnrx and In ena, John
Dillon and the 1Inirdui1 cNinrdy Co. In fnmors.n
, 1880-05-04

Madison street, bn.wrrn Dearborn md Finite.
Abboy's Now York l'ark Theatre Company In " Fnir-
fn<
, 1880-05-04
POSTAGE.

Ents7td at the Pox.nst Al Chttdgo. l4 a. Second
Ulats 3fitttn
, 1880-05-04

Dearborn street, corner Of af0nrUt. "The Tous-
ats on the Pullman l'ntnce Cnr."
, 1880-05-04

Central MMafc-IIn1l.
Corner Randolph and 3tntu rtreDs. Concert By Mrs.
Fa1k u
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13
The R-puslIeaa Noelnee.

James, a. GSrseid. abe snC3essfR can.
didsie for the Republican nomination
for Prendrnt, IL just nov . person in
whom avery general interestwiIi be felt.
and W therefore publish the following
brisd synopsis Of his early history and
public career:
He whs born In Orange. Cuynhogs
county. Ohio. November 10Th. 1881. and
is nov IN the fitch year Of his age. He
graduated =. Williams College. MAssa.
cbuseits. Ia 1856; wa President Of q
literary Institution for several years;
studied and prseiiced law; Vas a
member Of the Stste Senate Of Ohio In
1890: entered the Union army In
1851 ~ . Colonel Of the Fortyseeoud
Ohio Volunteers; vas promoted to the
TAuk Of Bhgadier-G General in 1852;
vas appointed Chief Of STAFF Of the
Arny Of lhs Cumberland; and was pro-
notsl 70 the rank Of Major General in
ls63. He Is nov serving his seventh
term 10 CoSRrtss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

A TALL. handsome mHu walked into
hneuspaP-r obce q few days ago. H.
SHs well dressed but there uas q pain
full humility about his look. why.
where have you been7" said one o. the
stan. greeting him cordially. You
pretend not to know" said the tall man
severely. II certainly do not" sAid
the reporter. "Yet you knew that nj
one time ] was q ~farorite ID our hes;
society" said the tall man "Yes-I-
I-believe So" EAid the reporter. whose
knowledge Of our best society" was
very limit, d. Then where should ]
have been?" asked the tall man. In"
And the reporter whispered softly.
For Eve years." said the tall man.
gioomily. Yes. sir. ! an one Of the
shattered idols Of Mob Hall. i served
my term-behold met and after . little
matter relating TO meal-rickets b, the
vbolesAl. had been arranged. the shAiter-
ed idol left. tohuut up some more Of his
friends and feIate 10 them hls adventures
during his enforced sojOurn in the brick
structure ut the ''Point."-StoeE Ii
eAogg>.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

IEsTEEDAT afternoon in the Eleventh
Ward. ESSs the Salt Lake TriE4se Of the
Sth. a little girl WAS aceosted by q
strange man, who asked her il she
knew where there was . house TO rent.
She told him there was one near the
meeting house. uhereupon he prohrred
her City cents TO show him the place.
She accompanied him. and shortly
after her scream attracted pakEers by
who discovered the stranger attempting
10 outrage her. The whole peighbor-
hood was alarmed but the william es-
capped. He is described as = tall man
With black eyes. hair and wbiskers Of
the same color. and well dressed in
black.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13
n. x-v.Aa DeIesati.n TO Chicago

The XeSAda Delegation 10 Chicago.
The fun report of.tbe proceedings Of
che ChicAgo Convention brings to light
the natural Pr~rf,r-ncss of the Nevada
delegates. for Presidential nominee.
Although the delegation elect from this
Stste were pledged to support Blaine. IT
vas veil known that the 'Pluned
knight" EaS1cftbs personal choice of
sone q lis IN, mber. By any means.
when the bresk in the Blaine ranks
occurred at the opening OF the thirty.
dIth ballot. among those who ehoerfulIy
took advantage Of the removal Of re-
straint upVp their action, was the Nevads
delegates Who immediately divided rs
follows: Grant. 2; Blaine. /; Garfield,
>. The latter three we're probably in
nuero-d; by tie enthusiasm OF the
moment. coupled with 4 desire TO take
the tide At its apparent food. and be
''in 1t the death ut ali hazards. whilst
the other hsA Of the delegation. with
sithsr . iorlorn faith OF logged obstiuacy
eiung IN the respective objects Of Their
political adpiraiion..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

A NEW YoEK dispatch of the 7th says:
Qnite q riot Occurred among the Chinese
yesterday. ut their quarters in Mott
street. Over 100 Of them got into q
fight ut their club room while celebrat-
ing q Chinese holiday, and knives and
pistols were draw. The police appear
ing. the Chinese attacked them also. but
none were seriously hurt. The Chinese
are very reticent about the affair. The
street last evening filled with spectators.
and special policemen we're detailed To
keep the street clear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

SASTA FE special says m official
report froin General Hatch nj For;
Craig. states that on the morning Of
the 9Th instant, Major Morrow struck q
band Of hostile Apaches near Cooks
canyon. and fought and drove them u
A portion Of Major Morrow's command.
consisting of Indian scouts aud COMPANY
L, Ninth cavalry are now in pursuit.
Two Indians were killed and three
wounded. One OF the former is suppos-
ed to be Naunaleto. favorit- son Of
Tetorio. A large nou Of stock Sas
recnptured. There is another band in
the Black Range whose trail leads into
Mexico. A battalion Of the Ninth cav
airy have been scouting the county on
the east side Of the Rio Grapde.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

- - ~
h e8oaiaG 0saO - - CAiAGo
COoSsotiop srS fmisASA - - fofiOo-
iag disPafeA:
n Btaios nes vOGsA alooat 1nani-
noesly fo1 wsASane. nd ahA0.tAer
asain1t Grxni. H. oAernaE Osn
voted sino.t unahisou-iy for Arthur.
The galleries ~OSrssy hostile tDAHtAsr
and fsSored Ws4hburre. ADd pASn the
vote vAs announced. there Vas much
dis~atisfaetiun- kr-<ulted: vAshburDe.
lS5: Jewell. ~: Settle. ]. Maynard. 30:
Arthur. 4eS; Davis. 3: woodford. ];
Bruce. Of Mississippi. 8: Alcorn. OF
Mississippi. 4. Frye. in the Chair.
ssil that Arthur having received q
majority Of the votes cast. ~as the Fan
didAie for Vice President. and inquired:
.'ShAll the nomination be made unAni.
mousi" Raymond. Of California. moved
hat IL be made unanimous. The usual
votes Of thanks we're adopted. On
motion OF Cope+r. Of Connecticut. the
usual eowmitt-e Of one from Zach State
-As authorized to HPPrise the candidates
OF their nomination. said committee to
be appointed by the Chair. The Chair
said be would select the committee to-
night ut $50. The Chair thanked the
Convention for its patience and forb~Ar-
c in sustaining him in ibe disehhrr-
OF his dutieS. and then the Convention
adjourned sine die.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

TIE police ala = land once buiness
NJ night. says The Virginia Ca,oHiek.
and fof The 6rst time IN many weeks
msatsrs srouud the City Jail wore a
shesrfuf aud sooiabls aspect. MAJ
sypder was taken in for disturbing the
poss-. end yohn Wnttersont w. Wal.
lace. ". thompson and JOHN Doe for
being drunk aud disorderly. This ID
. n encouraging sign OF returning pros.
perI.y aad improvement In the strength
Of tho latest importation Of iiqnid
disturbance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-13

A WASHINGTON dispatch says: judy
ing from the pres-n; outlook and the
expressed desires Of prominent II. mber.
of both political parties. a anal adjourn.
nen; Of Congress may take place by the
middle or end Of neIt week; bu; in EMS
psrtiLan discussioo be revived over the
AsrshAi's bill. or the results Of the
Chicago Convention. the session will
probably continue until about the Fourth
Of July.
Commissioners Tre$cott left for Saa
Frapcisco. where he will join his
colleagues on the Chinese Treaty Com
mission. Nj. Swift and Minister Apg-lI.
snd after remaining about n fortnight
in California will proceed with them %
China.
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AEs.HESEr wESDT Of wInona. MINI.
left her two months old baby in its
cradle while she stepped into another
room. Soon the baby screamed. and
hurrying back the mother found that
the family c had made q determined
effort to eat the baby. The skin and
flesh on each side Of its forehead were
torn and bleeding, the cat having guav-
ed through to the skull. The little
ones hAuds we're badly scratched.
showing that it had tried 10 protect it.
self. The cat wAs killed. and the baby
will probably die from the shock.
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n n~oAsn q ~ ~ 1spsLliea.
ksESoaAi Eoanittss. sslsoisd 80 -.
point-d - ~ cAiagO cesse.tios. 60
- folioss:
AlahA@a. Peal Suohsch; ArtAA.aa-
f. ". Don-y; CAiifor.ia. Hotaoe Daris
colorsdo. John L. Rostf: Connecticut.
Msr-Asjl J-veii. Dcisssr. Chrini.n
-{ebixer; Florid.. VIM W. Hiek: Geos-
GA, James ID. D-s-suI: I~llinois. John
A. Logan; Indians. John C. N-w: low.
John y. RanDsil; KsnsAS. John A. Ma
ini keniOcty. W. o. Bradley; Louisi-
ans II. c. w.rmouib; Akine. Vim. T
Frye: Maryland. James A. Gary; Mes
ssehuseits. John n. ford: Michigan.
James II. Stone; MinneSota. z u. g.
bin; Aissirkipp. Geo. g. Mckee. Mis-
Souri. {. J. FIIley; Nsbr-skH. James w.
Dawes; Nevada. John W. Asek-y; New
Hampshire. W. Z. Chandler; New Jer-
s.y. Geo. A. Hsisey; New York. Thos.
q. Plat: North Carolina. W. p. Cana
dy; Ohio. ". C. Cooper; Oregon. ID. C.
IrsiaDd; Pennsyirun, J. d Cameron;
Rhode Island. W. A. Pierce; South
Carolina. Sam Lee; Tennessee. VIM.
Rule; Texas. unready: Vermont. Geo.
W Hooker; yirginis. Sam II. Jones.
West Virginia. J. W. Mason; wisconsia.
Ehhu Enos; Arizona. L. e. Mccormick
Dakota. unable TO gree: Dis;Iics Of
COLUMBIA. not ready; Idaho. George L.
Sboup: Montana, A II. Beatty; New
Ms1;ea. S. 7. Eikin; Utah. W. Bennett
Washington. Miner; Wyoming. Jos. L.
Car.
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Useons,Itut.ssnI.

The ssprcme tC9prt. says the Reno
Josyast. has decided the so.ealled Pen.
atty biii, passed by che last Legislature,
unconsdtutionsi. Tho decision Is By
Beatty, the Others %concurripg. The
effect Of this IL to compel the bonanza
mines 70 psy 70 tho State and Storey
sounty oven BOO. 100, being the rs pei
sen. penalty due for failure 10 pay lh,
tss ~ the proper time. and to vitist,
ths Agrsemsnt eptstsd into ~ The tim,
che ststs snd the mining companies
O~ompromised the matter.