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Eessie and Mznel.
az ELsIE LEIGH w4I-rrrEsEy

BIZ ELSIE LEIGH WETrrLESEY
And now" said Mr.. Gibson, the
geniaI-hearted superin tendent OF the
Hollywood sunday school, the eve
ming after Christmas, as the chill
dreu, some three hundred IN num-
Der, we're assembled IN the lecture
room to see the ChrisJmas-tree- IN It's
alluriIg brewery OF baskets of bon
bous, curnucopias and brighsiv-fes-
TONED ribhons-Hand now Miss
Bessie and Mabel Ashley viii sing
for you" continued Mr. Gibson. as
pleased and happy As i child him
self, at seeing the little ones SO mer-
ry and smiling
Bessie and Mabel we're. twin Sis
ters, little less than eight wears
OF age. and came third on the pro-
gramme arranged for the evenings
en- Entertainments.
No sooner had Mr. Gibson in
ished speaIting. than firm behind
the christmas tree appeared two
lovely little girls, OF exactly the
same height, dressed IN white.
with r0se-c0lored sashes, and With
long, golden hair falling nearly to
their waists, and large violet eyes
as deeply and softly blue as azure
Velvet.
Their voices we're remarkabiy
strong and clear for such mere ba-
bies, and they sang IN perfect time,
and with a kind Of gentle. sacrsd
earuestness Illuminating their fair
little faces, as if they fully under
stood the sublime meaning OF the
beautiful words they sang with SO
much expression and sweetness.
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years old THIS s1r1ugi dark bay and ms i0r-n
and nuscias cannot De sxcsilesi- 3n has sll
me gairs and psrtOrns Ee4l n d0ubie ard
singss HARNESS. Ee was sired bg ola Do
miniOn and came ont Of an imported Vir
ZIniau 5sy MARC
mars5-5ln T. T GooCH
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M THE CRADLE.

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ccnaetl wlfG'a sister or a 1ccnnAod htiaband'k
hrnthor Ii confined to tho Maritime Provinces,
mud only to q sccsion of tho Episcopnl Churoh
ts0ro rsntnncnt l@ynen nt tho Ep!sSnrat
mons. tfcuy TINT TUG pnlitons t'rcsontctl from in
t!isl.l,at ecccs!nstca, speaking In tho name 9f
file Church. 1T nll rcprcscnt tho scws OF tho
t'h,.rrh as whole. Tho lIsctthston upon tho hill
ls S1ven 3 tn H. t. s.o s''rtns ,a ,esti0n;
cd: IL il lilo min who li,ts married biz fathers
wifo'e tnlIE,cr h. position =, dcnoirct ns tlt-
torIy 'lnprl.ve morally. anl h9tor!hlox thoologs.
unilzatloH Of fE,nrrfaFn with n dccoascd wlfna
sisterT 4 living nstltnoc cf this ploeo Of IN:
consistency has boon exhibited IN tho Hoi4o Of
After tho 1}r1tsh olectinns nro over Sir John
Macdonald! is to an IT, tho Old Country hEhtn,
, 1880-04-02
1ELEGRAPHlc NOTES,

Nav YonK, april l.-C0unt Do Lcsseps sailed
to-tiay for Europe.
New iOnk. April IAN Alexandria spuelal
stys tho ubel!sk fUr New York WIS successfully
omburkuu yesterday.
NAEIIvIL1.E, Tenn, April l.-Arch IiowIittganil
iia ntlned kclly, twtl 1tatiea totltluctl III tho
cnunty AAytltrl. HuArrelNl yesterday, when tho
fDrnlar struck thO Atter III thu heMl With IL l,ul
sIAt, ft1lcturIuT hia skull, from WhrE he .iie,l.
CINCINNATI, o., April Lat Il l,onstit 10 tho
B.1Iety Of t;Iks, this aftcrIan,,l, Miss NeI!atti
played tho alcuny See,e truIn lsalIlcI nnst Juliet,
and ut thU ulusu received Ptuc0 Ut tHrAl work,
WHICH hbu says ts tho tlnest shv over saw. II IL
kKw YnHk, April !.-rhu !IoE. =. D. Morgan
has Hiya!l fIW.inJ to tho Union Theological som-
"'iIsulsyiEhy. April l.-1qth Houses OF tho
Legislature have lasscd bill providing that tho
tletth Tcn4Ity shnii bGruHftUr lN ln!l!otcI IN
et1nlu !nulosuro eluso TO- tho prlshh Mhuro do
fc.slHnt y confined, In tho prtsci,co " not ux-
ccetl1ng llfty pursOEs, ton Ut whom lnay t2 dcRiR
ilutcti 0y tho Court rendering tho Judgment, tho
remainder by tho ShyrlE executing It.
,I.uulsylL1.g, April Tho Nvwcetnb- ilu-
owing 4 nllltton nna u hnls dnl!asa, 4nd who Tt-
sliMn1 BY nxreetx To pay their creditors in full,
With Interest, hAvo completed thu payment
Of Indebtedness Us nKrt'at1, aud tho tTusteo
bus released from Toobrt oil trust-doeds con-
nertcd With thcfr Suspension.
, 1880-04-02
ELEVATED RAILROADS.
Tho Tumble In tho Now. York stockk
Xestcrt1ny-tA Ncat Speculative Opora.

Tho Tumble In tho Now. York stockx
YeHtcrtlny-.A Meat Speculative Opora.
tlon.
Special Dtspa,eh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yo1tK. April 1.-Thoro was great cxcito.
tncnt bn Wall Street to- day over runors TINT tho
cluyated-roud combination wns going to brea1
up. Tho reports were alleged to cmanntc fron
Cyrus ". FIall. 1t WAS asserted TINT tho Man
hnttnn Company had notified twa
lp..scA companies OF it's inability to pay the
guaranteed dividend of 10 per cent, and asked
to havo now lcAsc ut Or 8por cent. The d.
rcotors Of tuo.New York Elovnted Ra1troad Com.
pany refused, 1nd, consequently tho slanhattan
sSe ass s'sSsd SsS Ass e III Now FIJI 4s4 AfEyss Ess
1tsp cofnpssnya ocS and
Tint the Company Ind sold a!l its d ,o0 shares of
Mnnllattan stock except eighteen, and t,earlJ
@ es ~ ussss a secsa %sfsa 'So as ss
" Wore !'0 ssfssI 't to show Of IL s ihs NV
TX hSfk per csmea1y ssae " the rai ayenua @
s Ss q s4f ; ss sHfG g. s gsao9 ' sysas ssas
eoavInc!ns. slre,in,stantial!ty, q ,detall
pSiRiiksa poiiss ~ s'osaita s At t. ss aud ass @st';
I 'So Now Yars aa massnT1 c.
S taa ~ s ns 's HTs q y Il e
aeSaseod assrs - to lie 'Rea's sRont sss s as
!,aa p9sn dispersed o. II reg9S L to th9 alleged
II thlrtoou plryofors 10 contribute floo, GO oaoh
1HtSsS stsr " tna t. ho 's sesostca lint
sSs a!!%slss2 :!$s's% Ss II Sss as$s q tSs .sssE
, 1880-04-02
THE WEED IN WISCONSIN.
Meeting Of tho State cTobacco.GroyHcrs
AsHucIntlOu.

AsHocIntlon.
8pseidt pispateh TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
EDaEHroy. Wis. April 1.-rho adjourned
meeting OF tho Wisconsin T0bncco- Growers as.
socIaton VIVA hold In Union Hall yesterday. In
apte Of tho rntny md unfavnrnbc wcRthor
tlloro wore quito inrga' number In nttent1hnce,
nlthDugh not 30 many us ut tho tllHt 1ncttlng.
The tiino for tic ntir,lnl meetings ot tho Society
fur tho election OF officers uencsli discussions
ror tho prMn0tion Of interest, and THO present.
K e x ps so e, st ETE G rq tbd ttSSS III sy
nf JMnlary III cMoil year.. Tho constitution ant1
by.'nwa wore rcad, yutetl upon. un'l adopted:
Of tlo state Asrci!l"rai ocsty. Vii III, tho,. ii.
trosl,lced, nn1 spike briefly. lt1 Hss IA IA Glsl
Ysnwor, lns!ng rsea three Srope, in lsi,- -9 " ~.
dutnuad tho !isu 0f tho weed" bY i'm pcoplo,
general nil oxeeAHiyo ust.. liz sN tint yeara
!yn, THO G,'rly- -hcndr.i lion Ut African soil IN
Ss &sfea IL s sroa III e & a,sH y y ffTfs Il as e. fn y s
nit, ai that tho grow ID of t,L,cco w,,s reilly,
Il t. tsSt @ eG ft nc"" Ia aIisi sSIi r1t ast
bonpht To bo aorlyed flTm IT. gnle. It was rob;
hinE our posterty of ltfe ana property, md
ss Ss ossi s i 9hrt 4 fftfy e f!yy ,soSS " vSs t. %
rlIslnK tho lllt,y weed Thy ra!sI!ts ii tal.ce,
WiseorAi', takins tiu eatl il! lho vuitivation IT
IT. wseosin s ,u WI stpe espee,y a dapo S fSr o r,
aiI hu ollsyesl tlat ownK in thia The i,,tnro of
,ss snespo 8ilSnx isTt VIII @ tGa west. ws WIS " ef0''
UGn. nrynnt wIla suado III honorary member
Considerable. discussion thcn onaucd on tho
snbteu. nf s.,st1s S.!lt upo tnbaceo an.l md .s
fruIn statements ln,e to him by cli1itsts, mil
nstcr men int.ressGd ~ THO ralting Gf toa,coo.
, 1880-04-02
.FIIllES.


AT CROSSE ISLE, MICH.
Special Dtspatth 10 Tho Chteaeo tribune.
DernolT, Mtcf., April t.-Tho Alexander
House, popular rloas,srp resort on urosse 1slu
int. whero Tho Dctr,It River onora Lakc Eric,
was entirely consumed to-ttay. It WIS n lnrgo
md handsome wooden structure, thrco storins
h4h with l,rOld vttnnllas runntt,g tho full
length Of tho building, commanding Il ilno ylow
ot tho lnko and river. It was II favurIt resort
oF fashionable detroit and Tolcttn poDplc. It
wnH built III lF73 BY thu Grosse 1sle llotcl Com-
pnny. VI which Rohcrt j. ftackott, l., D. 1trckcr,
X. {. Darkcr, Henry 1fnckost. md Atvina
Turner wcrp tho 1cutl!ng stockhnltlrrs. The
enst Of tho building md furnishing, exclusive
Uf site. WIS Nt,,lt Si0,OUO Tho lH,u followed
shortly aft0r the h0t,ne wont Info commission.
y tnortEaxo Of $l:.MU hung IN tho property fnr
ycnrs. und fntiy tho fnnrtKuEst wis ft,rrrlpsett
ind the prnperty solsl 81 ktrs, deorEo ":
the original elnint and nscruc Interest. THO ilry
chiulnry. THO ilanlcs srrcnd With trjEhtfnf
rapfl!ty. an.l to q'lrnch them WIS out ii. tho
question. The inmates nf tho house, therefore,
duyoted t1oir. energies to savlns tim furniture
IND succeeded IN HGtting out eUilstlornblo. Tho
hotel wna Insured for $1t.O III dozen tlltcrcnt
contrnnfcs. It jB doubtful whether tho house
will be rebuilt.
, 1880-04-02

cousin. uato tho noInt TINT i rutatea to .leGi
!sattc, and wns u GinnRoE affair: that II Wotiit
10 tho potr ii sch,ols or e missionary sotety,
than to print such worthcse st,,ff: stnglot2n.
,c te''H,t sa tat ha Nv ws sef n II at
large majorty onlerssl t printed, 5h!s nrtlcr
evidence tnkon Inst summer.
ASuEft's INSTRUCTIONS.
Thcro has recently t,ccn published in some
',SW MstS5 Msssr f e ess, Hi Nsal III rssstys H.
strnuttons from tho President, but xo out in m
htrsy IT. FIX GnAy ynat t. w,s s
Chinese question, but because ho h.l tnldn Il
stsstea saa s'G IL tho O. i; s IT ~ c. S I'D VIII
nou g. Hll otor ns.sn rc "a s an ~, scesrl M
independent power.
THE MONITORS.
u tn tVfa.ern <issoetated j'ress.
WAsH1NurpN. April 1+-Sccretary THOMPSON
Appropriations. commrrce, ana Naval Aiiars q
bUth Houses, Of ~ nany Of each Committee 1s
rS oea ieayc to opsny So mn, 70 hs ,s H.
purnnso uf cxantnlnE tho monitors at Chester
nd,Ph',n.letphla. md to examine MISC the navy.
auREcsttol.s have heen nnaac for improving tho
ieaEo slan NaSyfnr a. anh tho T, !ro
ae "py a to y ho ers e @
nhove-nantl Committees, nuke thorough In
spcctlon of bath before nnn1 ncton Ia taken.
ss dss .sft Rsffdy Will return TO "''''ns''' 0" S"'"'
our BUs1vf:ss nx14T1oss WITH spA1N.
nsp@tehcs to tho 1lHrartsnent ut 9tatn a..
II "aus asSp s % o '% .4st fts os as Il ass a oSe Se
i rsp!ily inareasias' q ots, h:snins te fsss
mssststs II; 15S E., ihs, SoSss ',:to e
My oil orIe9Rs :,,.dn' o,';, ,otss: cn
, 1880-04-02
;. GEN. SHERMAN
leaves tonight for Ch!cago.
THE RECORD.
RENATH.

,v.s,,yvnrow n r. Apru 1-Mr wnllneo
from inc seieot eoihtliItee 70 INJURY Hieo ,no
alleged fratlds in tho late election, suhm'ttesl n
rppOrt On tho subject OF uescssmrnts 10: ppllt-
cni p"FPoSc7' oioeieu p' '''se"f pl' 'a'A VII a'o
t!ole' W.,
Tho lNi. anthofMsns tno seerethsy Q. War ~. 10
aequiro for tho untel States tho title to tho s'to
OF Tor, s,cHto, ' ttoca aen, ~1a syc I' =, es,,,s
srmi.n"nthly steamship ,anii service Sctwee,'
tho Ssntes OF tho Mssasippi Valley and 1'raszif,
mn, moved It's rcfcroncc to tho Committee N,
innio. TIC hlIi went over. ' ''0'- ''''o
in fnt.tfon tf iii. Cu1,urf,n u,aa tho bill nu-
thoIizinK 70 S;s;srstary q war % aPp'y to !ro-
taken Ms nj D. and nd pasr.. VI wv '''''"''' Mus
fcrr. proyii,uK fos The trsnort~ton @ % Of mat,s
botwon,' East st. Louis anil ii. Louis. -.
s,MrinI Committed on frNtitls fiji tho iato plrv-
5 S e. &C. apor, g tst ao Sr 81 te xsws nyyp y SyptSs III.
Er,''1,K3 t,n nKIotou of Mr. sJo1,ouah,, tho aepora
Asymrti hiti vim form]y tnltrn i1p fh1,e rssttr.
inu If ia tho rntltljtn III ttniinishtsi biaI1ca,
md t,t, ,nt,tinn uf MI. fJkc. thn hiii rmtIfyir
tic agreement with tho Utc Indians ;was slkUn
"p&;,,cr III, ,,,l md report ., thu committed o,
1uti!a., Atrnirs, together will. tho letter ff1,n
@ t enFM q a @ h nee r"H ~
tna ctsrk H. 9,oke yItI,icI tst n mutton fpr cx.
ccsifiyo Bt.saloti, which nrcvnlluti.
whc,i .tho doors reopvnci, the se.iatc nd.
HOUSE.
g., Mr. Cho1mnra firm, Inn I,,nn,ttne M pacEf1c
I n,"ys yof.Sa sho " ,an 70 1ap,rt, te ai FL
ro,s,,,,,'ttE.' u,,." m' "''''' o''ctcu r'e' n''''
t,Hs 81 5EnE r. r. sf y, ~ r"f
, 1880-04-02

w. NJ ~.
Qucstion--A I,isortlcrly nrectlng-Tl,o
1;n,lgrntaon-r n-rn,npalet ,, sesnaai7Mar- ss:,,
1,o,,' nan WIN t,.a ue'te" ~ 1".",an ss.asN
.,r,asanG .,r.. =. ,aM me 81 1a'*F'"co""ppo"''
Special Dhpaleh 10 Tee Chicago 7ttnuns.
+ TORONTO, April 1-rho 1lboral gains ii, En-
gland afe received with dc.nonstrations of 10y
10 dotoatoa, n demonstration L being ooatoD,: !,
IL fcit tint n ehnnn@ f Ministry IN Enutnni1 viii
h, fotoI ~ tho cnmsta parinn i,a;lrny' ond viii
st.cns.hon @ Mr. Mr aSos HANDS IN his assaults t. On
tho Government policy.
gptttal Di,pateh to rae chieaoo Tttbun..
MONTREAL. april l.-Iho ,lows from OTTAWA
no ae1Hs 5 hoo o. ss e t,ean " a
msreal community here: Thore was r,st, by
fors thu S' of
@ as ssstsG M s IN a'qis' 'his olg
thIs evening. contrnry to expectation, thoro
was poor attendance, tho audience being
composed chIoty Of ngod atld ualtldle-nscd moi,
slight en,'nk''nF Of 's'es closely yesa
Il n f tar g eEs pess os
atroMe rlea for freelon, ot speech. and tho pro-
% s1seia III btspstea !: 's~ ~ ~. = Wv .1ts,ne 1SsS;
orrAWA; April i:E;rhls morning = lArko and
f9 e sePafs &ns.te Ct as'Sfi g. G%!i
SpSn 5 AZ Sisrss: TaSpsr' Mi;'ister Fl ipIl%ass
| Of Public Worxs, fur tho piirposo Of pressing
,us io *; tS sMssf.,,y M Tayrses Ct fs s
al'd Tho towing ind pIiotays, fces ;i'
tho towor ~ :, "; Lawsrc!l1o: The g.. Clntr. NY.
, 1880-04-02

Spsetdt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LEApv1i.,,E. Colo, April 1.--In fr,ondly
Houillc this afternoon bctwocn two miners al
Iaccys saw-mtll, Tennessee Park, six milc1
fr,ln i.cndv1l1e, ono Of tho men named nurr,
fa1ntlinrsy known m 'tOfh Elim," wns thrown
l.Hn,lst largo csrc,tiar snw and bis hody ont IN
two so evenly. TINT his henrt and vitns werc lntd
lMrc. Ills only known rclatiye IL @. Wood, of
khusas Clty.
, 1880-04-02

Tho alarm from lux III ut $50 yesterday fore.
iluon VIVA catss0d by 4 llro In n tHo-story franc
building at No. I'D Cornell atrcot, owstcd by
crnhnri sohpc,ser1atln. OF No. " Cornell street,
n1d sccrp!c.l by John tI.al,stettcr ns u taller
III Il dwelling on Tic sees,nti Castsc i defective
chimney. llanlNHo, $tO0: c0vercI Dy policy Iii
tho Watcrtowtl of Now York.
, 1880-04-02
DROWNED.

.QAKvtLLE, TEX, April 1.-The little son Of
Mrs. MRnRen fell Into tho river. and tho mother
plunged In to rescue him. Getting Into doep
wntGr, both wcrC drowned.
.IEItRE HAurE, Ind. April LA party Of
mctlt two miles wcst nf this city. tfrnwnlng two
indies, Il Afls5 0ttcr1nnn md Il Miss 1fnunn. The
body Of tic lntter has heen recovered.
, 1880-04-02
IOWA.

Special N.patth 10 The chicago 1ttbunt.
DUBUQUE, H., April 1.-Gcorge II. Birch
positively refuses 10 accept tho lscpnbl!gan
nomination for Mayor. Tlis lcavcB MI ppon
field to Mny0r Hush, who will curry tho day.
, 1880-04-02
MICHIGAN,

Sptetal Dtspalth 10 The Chicago TftbaHe.
ANN AnnOH, Mich. April lat tho Rcphhl1c-
nm City Convention Tonight 1'suf. Mnscs Cult
Tyler WIS Chairman, a1ld Col. II. y. Dean sccrc-
tnty. nni,inttn i}ruwn wins Illuminated for MnyDr;
q. +. Webstpr, l!ccorser: a. Ncltcyno4s, JUS
tEca ut tho Peace; EUnrMh KMpf, y. x. Gregory,
mud George Il. Rhodes SMpUrylsors.
, 1880-04-02

ATHENS. Ain. April 1.-T'io residence Of DR..
r. i. Crens1lnw, ono 1T the tlnest In tho state,
Tho library. furniture, etc., ire burned. Tho
luss is oyer $40,0uU; Ho INSURANCE.
, 1880-04-02
AT ITlIlI,rDN. ME.

I1ourToN. Me-, April la fro surfing IN s. A.
0ray's building Oh MUM streot, sprond rapidly,
and tho tsAmcs wsrn not suppressed u,,tl lot,
business plstCes wt burned Total loss, &c, ,0UO;
i1surutlcD $4,000.
, 1880-04-02

Albany. N. y. April 1.-Ex-Cong7csstna
John y. Lawson, OF New York. has hcen no.nt-
nnted for Superintendent Of tho lns urancc De-
pnFtMent,
, 1880-04-02
IN PHILADELPHIA,

rH1rApELrrfA, pl., April La fire Mt Twelfth
md Williams streets tolay caused Il loss to Con-
way & CO. Of $1,000; insurance, $4,000. LOSS
70 tho Novelty parcr-llox Compnny, $15,000;
.ioht,so,l. $,00-aif instrct Tho bulldipR is al.
1host destroyed.
, 1880-04-02
The Nebraska Democracy Send
Solid Tilden Crowd to
Cincinnati.
Criticisms upon SIornlnn's Mans
field Speech by Lending
Washington Politicians.
Mr.. Edmunds Expresses Himself
Briefly and Pointedly on
the Presidency.
He Sees Nothing in That Office to
Cause Him to Aspire
to It.
KANSAS.


r,.,,,.c
: -...-, AANS4AS' ....-....
HksuLT oF THE HErunlloAS CONVENTION
s~eat uspoten % 1hs C"'eaoo iHuahe.
. 1o'kkAt nus. APf1l l:-1ho t''s"!! " 1heo'ato
Ionsehtloh II F'Koluns'y commented "ps'H "
1ne ue!cgatcs' hnhS vi WHINE "to SUI III lho
Guy. Iho afaht boohofa iecl somowh'lt exits
f'crlsctl over tholr sKhai deieat ati arc not III
ell'lea 70 aeeeas 20 tno asotatIon nt tho,f oppo.
t,ents. They clnim that under thu cali for tho
National Convention cnch Congressional District
IS entitled to select t"o delegates aiid Two nj
tcr'lntcs, anu t1hat rnli'lR 10 thls cilcet WAS
ma'so At tho clncInnati Convention fo1fr yonrs
ago. They propose to 1naist upon thnt right.
The THIRD District Aeseg@tes, at their
lncoting tn's morning, dcci"ed 10 eject t"0
ueleRatc6uhcertnoN Natlonai cail' anu bcna lhcHa
70 Chlcngo To- contest tho scats OF two OF tho
Nlh1no dcleHates fc1nlhriy e!cctcn W inc Cofs-
vcrit1on lust night. Tho tlclegnacs III this dis
trict stood MtJ-ntno Tor uf1lnt una hFty.shreo
f0r Hlhinb' Tho Second Congressional DISTRICT
has much lntHcr majority for drant, but they
hnYe not tinker, my notion yet fHrtlor than tho
appointment Vt In Advisory Cpmmtttcc. They
will probably tatl a District Convention within
tho next few talys mud chnoso delegates to Chi
cago favorable 10 Grant. They will bo
Burr1lED WITH cnErESTrALs
from the district organization, md will claim
scata under tho all for National Cnnyontios,.
Thts II tho pro&ntu that hns becn ngrcud upon
to-day. II they cnilnot sce,ltc soats they intend
10 inRke a contest in or1ler to shut tho ten
1Iluiuc mo'1 out It nny yolce or vote In tho Chi
caxo Convention All their hopes arc bN8esl
upon Gruuts llEi,g II sufficient ,nuIorlty by
tho time tho Convention assemblies to cnntrol
tho organization. A full Ktntc'ncnt OF tho
grievances OF t,o,c two districts hla l,ecn
prepared and Forwarded to Senator Iosan
Mt Washington tpt. h!s opinion ns to
, 1880-04-02

FAN FnAsc1sCo, April 1.-Wlth rcRnra to tho
reported contest Of tho election hy the Wnrkfng-
inon, Auditor Dunn, Attorney Murphy, an1 Tax
Collector Dttlson, thrco members Nf the Tonrt1
of Election Commissioners, ray n general cot1-
frrcl.ce Of discussion wins heltl on tho eyotnng
Ut election dug, but llathfnR dptlnit wla ncct,ln-
1tshctt. Mr.. Murphy hns Hiv1n his opinion that
there is not sufficient ErotI,ld for contest.
AR MI aarleato Ut tho teclnE nt CONFIDENCE en-
go,lderGd " TUG result M tho o!octl1n. niny DO
companies, which during tho laio excitement,
were removed tn tho Cciltrnl Police Station for
EreNter safety, have hcen returned to tho
nrnlorics Of the respective companies.
, 1880-04-02

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1ttbun<.
GALEaA, ILL.,, April t.-Jcsso Cot1o, Il boy rcs!d-
inE In Apple River, tilcd lust evening from the
ctTccta nf injuries received by being run nyor ny
n freight traln Oh tho Illinois Central at that
villNge. :
, 1880-04-02
INSANE,

DET1lolT, April 1.-Dr. a. d. Bhfnnoy, Of Do
troll, President Ut tho Michigan stato s0oloty Of
Pptrlti,nlata aud Liberals, has bocome Violently
ISilliu.
, 1880-04-02
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Special DtpottA to 1ns Chicago 7ftbune.
MADISON. Wis.,, April 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Oryin
brown, OF Cottagc Grove, Wis, werc thrown
from Il wagon by II runaway tenm In otir stEeots
to-tlny md both seriously Injured, having arna
broken nnd being otherwise injured.
, 1880-04-02

to show from tho ovlcnce TINT ton much com.
pcnsnunn wus hotng pnl,l fer tho aoryico on my
rOlttn. -.H. .
The Committee ttc,l rnsc, Mr.. nncklNlrtl Atat-
Ing that II It WAS tho desire III tho l11slac. no WIS
willing veto should be tnkon to-moFrow.,
AulNlr1lrtt.
, 1880-04-02

AT PNOyIDENC1;, II, I.
PRov1pgycE. H. l., April 1.-Tho Van skuok
Mill No. 2 wns damaged by nro today $.5,0o0.
, 1880-04-02

No coed hcaith with thin, itupuro blood. Hop
nitteE1 makes rich blood, good hoalth sNd
strength.
, 1880-04-02

SFFtE0E U5pdEth n IHs EH!tdp7 7FIbNNk,
LEAvEywGErit. kas.. April l.-Tho sentiment
ncton of iiic Htnte Cnnvcntlor Ii, scnng n
!iIairr delegation t0 tho Chtcaxn Convention Ian
liist Ulr, rs tts'tH wha pronounced for ll1htho
IitirnI inspect since. Ercn tho (arnnt tnen llGrn
srnprsovn Of tho uettnn Of tho holtcrs Uf tho
Second aid Third Congressional Districts.
, 1880-04-02
PRESIDENTIAL.

Kansas Republican Conven-
tion Proceedings Not
Wholly Harmo-
nious.
Two Districts Object to the
Mode Of Selecting
Delegates,
And Avow Their Determination
to Contest Sents in tho
National Convention.
The Platform Adopted and the
Feeling Over the Re-
suit Achieved.
The Nebraska Democracy Send
Solid Tilden Crowd to
Cincinnati.
Criticisms upon shormnn's NIans-
field Speech hy Lending
Washington Politicians.
Mr.. Edmunds Expresses Himself
Briefly and Pointedly on
the Presidency.
He Sees Nothing in. That Office to
Cause Him to Aspire
to It.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12
vro,,cr.y ro,ners!, 1Iothers!y!

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

BOsCOn & New York Air Line RRs EsssREa%ssS On and after MONDAY, March 24th $sEsSssas$z8xS1S79 trains will run as follows: 805 a. TRAIN for WiIlimantic, connects at willi-
 mantle with trains of the N. Y. & N. H. and \
 L. N. railroads, arriving in Boston at ll5 D. na.
 Providence l2:2S, Worcester 12:27 p. n., ana
 Norwich at 10:50 6. m. I0:4S TRAIN for Willimantic, connecting at vii.
 HEnantio with E r. S N. K. and New London
 Northern Railroads. s:80 D. TRAIN for Wilimantc, connecting st wil.
 mantic with New London Northern RE B., foT
 Norwich and New London. Trains leave Turnerville for Colchester st $50 a r 1:O6 and T30 p. m.
 Leave Colchester for Turnervle st s25 and lo:1o s. m., and $40 p. n.
 Trains connect St Middletown with the Conn, Valley Railroad for saybrook and Hartford. See Fosters. ,. H. FRANKLIN, na25 Superintendent.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

New Haven and MOrthamptOn
 Railroad. EsskSSEES On and after Monday Nov. 18th, Is7 me, I0:3S Rs ms, and 5:2S D. mn. for Plainville New Hartford, Westheld, Holyoke, EasthampteA Trains vii arrive from the above points at s1s n 1:SS P. m. and s06 P. m.
 At Plainvne with trains east and wegt on New YosS At Pine Meadow with Conn. western RR.
 At Westfeld with Boston and Albany RR.
 At Northampton with Conn., River RR
 For particulars see small Time Tables at the ofas and depots. EDWARD A. RAY,
 New Haven, Nov. 18th, 1878. nae New Haven and Derby Railroad caMESsassza On snd sitter WEDNESDAY, May 18th sgSszsksanzSs#sS157s, Trains will run as follows:
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN,
 at 7:10 and 10:00 n.; 7:0O, 4:50 and e:I5 ?. m.
 LEAVE ANSoNIA,
 At 6:4e and s:O4 n,; 12:So, s:l0 and 7:26 P. m. Connections arc made at Ansonis with passenger trainn of the Naugatuok ratlroad and at New Haven with the principal trains of other roads centerin there. E. 8. OUTWARD, Supt.
 NAUGATUCK RAILROAD. yEgESsssSs COMMENCING MAY 15 i87e train EsSSzeSlzs9N1 Will run follows: GOTNG NORTH-LHAvH BRIDGEPORT. T:S0 Milk Train for Tirsted. t7:OO sundaya.) I000 6. Passenger Train for Winsted, connecting | ct Derby from New Haven; Ht Waterbury for Bristol and Hartford and Wstertown. i lOSO s, sn Freight Train for Wfnsted,
 250 and 6:65 p. n. Mixed Trains for Waterbury, | oeiying passengers from New Haven at Ansonis | at Derby from New Haven, st Waterbury GOING soUTH-LzAvn WATERBURY. l 500 a. h., 9:0o B. m. Freight Trains
 s17 and 11:5O ., 226 p. Passenger Trains, s:al On Sundays milk train B:95 p.m Stages for Litchfeld leave Litchheld Station Freight trains have passenger accommodations. l GEO. ". BEAOH, supt.