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CINCINNATI.

Special DHpafeh TO 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CfNCtNNAT1, O., March .l.-Anothor Of tho
many telegraph cults which hare boon ongruss-
ing tho attention of tho public for tho pnst fow
months was decided to-t1uy, eo1uo t[mo ago tho
Atlantic & pacilp Telegraph Company asked for
Temporary injunction aantnst tho 13nltlmore s
Ohio Nnilfoad and tho American Union Tc1c-
graph Company. and asked TINT they be put In
possession Of lines along tho baltimore & Ohio
ltHilrnsl Judge Forn rpttlsed the application
OF plaintiff, anl s0t asido tho injunction hereto
forp krAntcd.
II ths 3Ttltfrn Assoetassd Trfss.
CINCISSArI. O., atarch A.-Jn,lKo Foruo, Of tho
superior Court. tu.tfMS pnssfA upon tho motions
~ tho case nf tho Atlantic t. rueLtlo Telegraph
Company W. tho tinltim0ro s. Ohio IllllrUNl
Company and AnIurio,ln Union Telegraph Cou,-
pmny. rlnintttr moved to rcstrain defendants,
platntH fritn defendants right Ut way II, thu
iso nf !ts wtrcs aa s!s plNntlK II not in posses-
sion tito tnOf0 VIII for u mandatory lill re.
stbrltlyo Injunction, Directly opptlsed tu this
WM1 m0t(nh ty defendant tn tlissn1vc tho re-
strEutlvN injunction RrnntcI upun tho tltnK Of
plaintiffs petition. Thu Court found that pAnt.
!lf ha.i fnio1 To pruvo cuntsaot. us thoy
railroad mill ttoy wera given u ycnr'a notice TO
quilt, IND that to FGstorp plaintiff Oh tho ground
That rulssonnt,lu nnttea hll nut been given would
ba vain, lis but fuw days would elaPso unit! tho
notca Wol'l expira,
The 1n.tton ft!r u mandatory restorative order
n hclAlf at platntir wns osorr,lca, and tho
hy defendant 10 rc.trnltl pntntiH from intorfrr-
tnK with tho NIru III controversy, hut III plntnttr
makes NJ threat Of Interference tho motion Ia
UycsrnlCtt.
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CANADA;
Salt and the TArIH-I. O. O. F.-yVlntors
Wheat Prospects.

Hnlt and the TarIH-I. O. o. F.-VVlntor.
Wheat Prospects.
sptefaf Dhpoteh,t to tn Chicago 7ttaun4,'
OrrAwA, Can, Mnrch es-The exodus from tho
ottawa val!ey this spriug ls larYe, and the MIN
her leaving will doubtless oxceod TINT Of last
yenr. Tho third party lett to-day. Tho trajn
numbered thlrtonn cars, passenger and freight,
hut this will bo increased by slr or oIght snoru
ut nrookville. There woro about 100 on board
when they lott horD, many OF whom Intend to
settle ln NebMEaska " md Dakota.
OTTAWA. March .l.-Tho sait. .pnnlioers at
G0deroh. Clinton, soaforth, Now Dublin, Illyth,
and kincat!l!ne aro not wull pleased with the
t shat sho poet I'd of tc wes haya ost %
fear IN The Mattor Of composition, and OH that
sq ban % % e y 5 81 81
articles which tho salt-rohncr1 must purchase t9
ionx. hnt solitary now wcll has beun PLACED
while ID Ueduriot all but two have l>usG slit
.lown. Under the Old tariti, ii GotloEtIt I'D
s ssae VIE tSess aFea Wes To- r
to Si;s; IL s1: sxP5s 5s,1;s h, sS:sa
4 bas. bsDk Thought down SLOWS thadt .,horo
W. ~ & .nerGase sss ,a & % criminal cases !a 1875 ~
Sssis sss; Il ;ts:e 9: .ts s;s ss ri T.
s s ~ ssi ss IT, eoSy afs' Il his Ct
aptsLt tistaiea IT, TAs OAteaao gstssaA
T0uDN4(1 tMnEnh ,nk-A olrpnlae from Or.
Ontario Of g. Q. f.. shows that the tutaa NUM-
l'or Of hdXes ~ l8ai pTHsont membership, u Isl;
Saa ths aoSat Ss,a q cltss psa 99t arr hs
The receipts Of subordinate ludXos for tho saine
postbd we're $l03.pih. -,
lag tour through Canada. visiting The principal
cftlos and towns. He will 10 under tho manaxu-
of this 6ty. IL :.
Special Dsspasea to 1As Chicago 1s1aaat.I..
FErkHiloIo, AaFrh M.-The farmers Ia tho
CDuuty 0f fNtcfbnrO do alot KpoAk ut alI kopo-
fully III to the condition Of Wtnter~whuat tAp
rEpsnccta 4ra rrndered more than srt4Y III.
thAu usual had Lvun sQWu. ..,o.
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rirTsRunu. Fa., March s4.-Eugcno +. WllllaHl'
sorl, who was arrosted In Baltimore this morst"
inR on = charge Of sondlug anonymous coin
munlcattQns. etc., to Dr, Morgan DIX and others.
IN Now York. Il we'll known In Plttsburg. whc1a
hs hAs readcl for several years. Ia is ubaalt "
or 10 ypars Of age, lives tn respectable
Boclcty. and Is reputed to bo In good ciruuu'-
stances. lie has travelled extcnsively both III
this country and Europe Ha Ia tho author OF
several books Of rhyme for ehtldzsp, which have
been well received During tho last Exposition
which Nprg very costly. Aumu uf hia fri.-.s
talnh r. his vind y diseased. The anpouuoeme,t
nl pia krrest nn such Charge Was grGat sLt~
Q<l5v " h!s fT.vQAs u tlIs clVA
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Some Of the Prominent Men Who
Are Expected to Take
Part.
Horatio seymour's Position on the
Presidential Question Again
Set Forth.
Gathering Of tho Republicans In Stntc
Convention at Austin, Tex.
Sherman 1nduatriously Working Up His
Boom in That Locality. ~
.ANTI-TIII12D TERM.


Special Disrnieh to The Chicago Tttbuns.
NEW YniK. Mnrch 24.-Tho nntl-thlrtl-tcrm
HernblicAns arc ncttycly nt work III this city and
1n0ny rnrts or tho Stato, though not mHk!ng
much nalso rs yet. Addresses ,rc now heing
widely circulated by tho two organizations a-
rcady effected hero in opposltton to Gen. Grnnt.
md thoy nrc frank md pIntn. The Independent
Republican Assoclntfnn's n'ltlress snys: "1n Nh
t'nnnl politics this Association In opposed to tho
ttfrsf-ter'n project. 1t Is especially opposc,i to
tho denomination Of tho ox-Frcsidcnt ~ dc.
parturc from wtfo preccdcnts, md con-
fesston OF weakness which o,,ght mt
to ho tnndo. Tho cry for him
rs strong nun Ia unrepub1ican. 1t Ia the ex-
preston Of MI cfnasculatcd desire to bp gov
rriied unworthy of communities mt yet wrnrlc1
OF self-g0vernMcnt. His candidacy would be
further weakened by bis past Administrations
Those Administrations nre lndcllbly nssociAtcd
with scandals which conc home to thousands Of
Republicans with tho sting Of n personal Ills
grncc. Thoy hnvonot forgotten those scandals.
They remember that the ex.prcsdcnt seemed
unable to distinguish hetwcoti good men hnd
Ind men. They rccall TINT under his Adntt,-
tstrnttons six Northern and eight Southern
stutes were lost to tho Republican
party, md Its minority In tho House
Of Representatives was extlng,lshch. They he
licyc n popular demand for him does not oxist
and that step toward hts nomination Is a step
toward defeat"
inc ouceta are IN duly receipt OF cncollrnE-
ing letters from the interior. All Join In sny1ng
ma Grnnt ,s nnn,nota1 T,,ar nt.,- ~ ".,,,. ~
an,t "a Ha ~ na .na,. isy va tu, 70 IT,
estfr,"tn - 'iM,,.toas ~ ~ @ .H'' 1'tt Mu auo
"atisrs - =, hn1. t1d ~ ~ sn1,,t,.
it',.,at ,,tt,t, nc'o III ine ssc4o5 a'Htfaots
*''"'''' ''s"e'''
.n.< ,,.u. MiasonM:
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, March e4.-Tho Republicans
opposed to tho third term hnvC engaged rch3tl
permanently ut tho IuIClctle ns n headquarters,
ind work IL going On actively In preparation fur
tho National l-Thtrd-Icrin Convention cnrly
IL May. frclc9ruins wore sent to-day to various
!Mc!,.tltng. cx-sccretary l}listnw and George
William Curtis It Is cypcctotl that tho Conyut,-
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Writa Issued by tho Government
for the Election OF a Now
Parliament.
Jesults Preparing to Escape the
Effect Of the Recently
Issued DEGREES.
Now Arrangements for tho Snfoty OF the
Imperial Palace at st. rc-
tersbnrg.
The Business Portion Of Samana, San
Domingo, Destroyed by
Fire.


PARLIAMENT rHORO0uED
LONDON, March E.-Tho Qtecn In hor speech
to-tlny prorng,ting Parliament says eho ia i'll
tlncctl by considerations of public policy and
convenience to select this period OF tho session
for rcteAslng Parliament from It's duties, with n
vlew to Its Immediate dissolution ind tho lBs,e
Of writs for general election. She tenders her
warm Acknowledgements to Parliament for tho
zent md ability displayed. md especially for tho
manner ID which the policy Of tho Government
hns bccn upheld.
Her Majesty eRyb her foreign rotations s1ro
favorable to tho maintenance Of pence In En-
rurc, andshe expresses confidence IN tic speedy
settlement Of Atrntrs In Afghan[stan. Refer
ring to tho measures for relief Of tho dis
truss In ireland, ehe says sho trusts they
will bo accepted by hor Irish sub-
3cots ns proof of tho rcady sympathv
Of tho Impcrfnl Parliament. Concerning tho
commercial and industrial depression, her
imrrovemont. Her Mnjssty pays S tri6,,ts to tho
high spirit with which tho agricultural classes
hnyc contentlcd ngatnst disaster, ntld concludes
With Invoking pivlno guidance In tho npproach-
Tho srcech wins read by tho Lori High Chm
cell0r. TheFo WGro prcsent only Twenty-Five
members ut the fIOtlsD OF Commons, fourteen
Peers, aud cloV1n iatcs.
THE COLT MusCoDIN.
1oxnoN, Mnrch 2.-Thc colt htuscofln, which
Wnn tho VAlD Of nevolr Hunt Cup, Nottingham,
l'as beon objected toon the ground Of insufficient
Tho objections have been ovcrr1,lctl.
ELECTION wHlTs.
Write for new election were issued to-tlay.
CALLED TO ANBwEn.
The students Of Queens College, Cork, who
presented Parne1l With MI address on hts mr.
rival 1t Queenstown, haye hcen summoned bc.
their conduct.
, 1880-03-25
TEXAS.
REPUBLICAN BTATG CONVENTION.
&4tiat ulpdftA tn Ihf fhieano Tribune

HEFuH14IUAH BTATE Cl5NFkNTIuNs
spfetat ubpafeA t0 1ht Ghfeseo Tribune,
AUSTIN, Tox., March A-.-Tho 8tAto Kepuble-
an Convention tuet horp to-day, 7. J. Chambers
Temporary Chairman. Ex-Qov. Davis nude q
speech advising tho body not to cxprcss Itself on
National politics. but Il, deyoto lts tilue to Texus
affairs: Hs has been actlnx and will act with the
Hreeub4ckers. Harmony has not prevailed to-
tlay, aud work will uot begin until t0-Qiorrow.
a permanent organization vii. bu etloCtUd to-
MORROW. Davis IL opposed to Gruut. Tho Coa-
feau01 hall y Hooded with Sherman papers, and
nn edort will probably bo made to instruct fur
hlm. $50
dA1.vEsrtls. Aareh IA Kenx Austin spocIai
sAyS Gov. Unvis cnllc.l tho Republican CVt,yrn-
t!on to order And William Chalnbars was chosen
Temporary Chnlrtnun.
Aosoluuons extending to Graut q cordial und
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enthusiastic wrlcume IL Texas called forth nF-
planac. Unanimously ndQptcd.
Adjourned Until tO-lneft0w.
Sptetat D4spafrl to The Chicago Tribune.
:. AusTlH, TEX, March Si.-Thc Republican State
Convention Neeomb1et, ut titN,f. .Fi.dgn W lillian
ChhmtNra being chosen tcmpnrnry Chairman
n11a Wright Cnni'y Secretary. Tho tcssitar Com
jo,lrnc,l 10 nrrnnEp for l@tter nccnmuNlA-
tons, ms tho hnluf the ftnliscnf Representatives
wOnil not he Erc,st number, and to
Dnvts nntl tho Fc,lera o!leinls srcm to desire To
prevent Instructions bring given for Grhnt,
hnso friend; pr n tn %scnnsnGy r.; nn wamt
lion viii instruct for tlrnt or 70 ,lnnstrlict-
Cd. Everybody not for t4rnnt has combined
ngnInst Instructions anil will cntlcavor to Aecuro
friends hinonH tho tir!rgntrs Tho light to-mnr.
row will doubtless he bitter.
After adjournment, flow. Davis old brfgnle OF
Texans In tho United States army during tho
Rebellion held thcir reunion.
, 1880-03-25
TILE GRANT PARTY.

el1tntory Speech.
Special Di,pateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
GALVESTON. Tex, March @t.-Qon Grnnt md
gentlemen Of tho party wore Bhnwn ovrr tho
city, Waiting tho mammoth cotton congresses,
tho different Exchanges, and tho shipping, while
tho Indies were entertained Mt tho hotel. After
.wnr1ls they drove on tho beach, and after dinner
received n iargo number of callers, lalios and
gentlemen. At IN. tho banquet was partnlcn
ofby scve'lty-flvpot ot tho most prominent business
mon. At tho hond Of tho tnblc ant Mayor Lcon-
ard, with Con. Grant on bis right, Gen. Fhcridnu
ncxt. COL Fred Grant noxt, Mai. Mansfield, OF
tho Enquirer corps, ncxt, nnd Judge W. r. BAL
lingcr next.
On tho left of tho Mayor Gen. Ord, Department
Com1nandcr; Gen. Card. Chief Qunrtermuster;
Con. Vincent A.'A. c.; Or. Smith, Medtcnl d.
rector; and Mr.. q. prntt, Master ut CoromonEcs.
At tho other tat1es were noted J. N. john, Of
William 1Gaudlcy & Co.; ]. II. 1Tutchlns aud
GcDrgc SoAloy, Of tho Isnnk Of 1Iutchlns Il Co.;
,. N. I'rnwn and II. Kungc, Dnnk Presidents; u.
G. Jenkins md John ]. Hand, proprlotors Of tho
Ncha; II. u. Andrews, Vico-Prcs!lont of tho
Sunset, md Q. H. Dorranco, Of tho Santa F6
1fnitroad; Col. Moody. President Of tho Cotton
Exchange, representatives Of NIL business and
nll shades Of politics.
Mayor Leonard. addressing tho guests snil:
"A!l cit!zons OF Galveston, prpsctlt mud nlb-
sent, unto with mo in bidding Gen. Grant
hearty. cordial welcome. speak tho words Of
truth when say wo arc more than happy to SEQ
him horo. We woro for yoars trying to capture
him TO bring him Sauth, but failed, nnd
he comes voluntarily and surrcndcrs him
solf. We like and honor Con. Grunt, We
Invited him, hD has accepted, and shall not re-
Krot 1t, IL we cnn possibly make his stay pleas
mt. II othor groat and good mon OF this world
would follow Gen. Grants courae tho poopio
would soon forget there Ii a geographical limo
supposed between tho Northern and Southern
sections, md wo would be a happy, united peo-
plo, aaq, forgetting tho past, endcayor to inau-
gurate happy fnturo for this great country.
Though thu Gonoral haa received many honors
In nlnty Countries those who hnvc honorod him
hnre honorcd themselves, md wo cannot do less.
Wo nt least protfcr him tho frec-wi1l Offering Of
bravo Toxnns' hearts In bidding him welcome
a thousand times II Texas.
Tho regular toasts wero drank. Tho first,
"Gon. Grant, our honorcd guest. GreAter armies
thnn Nanoleon's havo mnruhcd at his command,
and grcater Rlorles thRn crown haya becn his =
hands Sf all tho oitiaens q ths place insure
s IT, oooeso e M p to BE- here
century ago to VISIT Texas rs Il Second. Lioutcn-
at @ tho @ n setpo @ q }ne sonary eeaS e.as
ss stx sn ss se j. i liz III 'PH nprds i 4 s Eatops a
which hnve nude 70 much OF tho histnry of
ns,a, IT, w0fa is fo fof ,,o tho PeopS e
TINT thoy may 90 on . developing thcir
&c # s h Pei
a1au ples and 9hnt pc Rrespero!'s when thS Ally
|. nm, sure any American. who can trllvei
abroad as 1 hnya tono and with
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SpRINGFlE]n ITEMS.

aWfuH UHF1Sfh 70 4h1 Chicago Tribune,
bPhtA0yiRlu, ILL.,, MAreh 2i.--The State Doael
Of Agriculture has Just concluded the cont.,.ct
for tho use OF tho Exposition EuIldlnx for tho
ChIcaxo Fat.st0ck Ehow next Noyesaber,
License to organize was Issued tu-day tn tha
peoriA Merchants' Exchauxu; capltai, $lu0,0n),
0bleot, tho advancement ut tho iauuufacturinu
un1 Wholesale 1rb6luY trade ct Peortu.
4 certificate Ut Organization WA filed BY the
Paine bIunuhlcnt Association Of CheaAu. O0-
tect. the erection Of u stAtuu or monument t.
tho memory ot Thomas puiuu iu ChIcagu.
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NOTES..

ArcIls0N, Kas, March cs.-Tho Champion has
alrlccs from nfty.tlvo counties III this stnte
Delegates tn tho S.ntp Convention. 1safnd will
have about sixty majority In tho Convention.
NEW YORK oHREkpAcKEis.
ALBANY. Marrh 9t.-Tho urccnback Cbnven.
tton to-nght elected Pntrck Il. Fostlt 1corR9 f.
,tnlcgntts. nt.lnrqp tn tl1g CNcuHt, Convention.
RESOLUTIONS were atopfcl similar to thoso mr.
prnved by tho Pcnnsylvnnta Convention ycstcr-
thy.
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ngr, WAS atolen from his parcnts hnme tlicn in
Quincy. w., and tlas not been honrsi from since,
posscaaiona In acnrrli for their chilli, but have
Utterly fnilnd 70 obtain any Glow to his present
whcrcnas,,lts Mr. Icib l. now cn9eRc,l liz mnk.
states. and cnllDg thp attpntlon Of tho rOltcu
nt1thOrlttCS to his Unfortunate GNAc.
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MfLwAuKK., Marah .4.-Tho Nentt,krs Eau
Chlln, speoIal suys tho t.sldenre nf tho Hon. ],
Il. Ingnlns lArne,l to- dny. Lass, $l,SN. Charles
i.inWnthni, agc,! u. WIS buried In thu ruins and
perlaitrtl.
Tho fru ut stun!tnwoo destroyed tho residence
nf Arn. WANlln and two adjoining buildings.
IUss, &3,uU; fully Insured.
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VIENNA. March xl.-The Governor ot DAlnla-
thu, tuplying to an inquiry from. tho Foreign
oitico, slys tho report Ut tho seizure at two
Italian tradlng vessels with arnls on boaFd by an
Austrian rova1uo cutter has n0 foundation
gutter.
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.tt,,t .L,......,,.., l.. ...-.- A. ..,. ,.1.n
think th!s msas,ro Il c',trnry to tasit mnaGr.
sthod'nR INIT thcre fhnli NC NJ llnnnclnl !cRsln.
lion ~ present. ihstn'1rf as u hnltncr iaGrcmses
Ut @ns % %n.snes ~ c,stMn. n ~, ,;h T. ~ t ,,n' - -
rttnhiishr,t hut thns" ,s,niiisht{ Mhsen,iri,t ia
the data nu,nrd II, I'm tinti,fc mr. i1iecrnnactt
nEninss. sod,e % Of .hcao hanks wtsi, 10 incrca.n
fhe ifni{. Thn einti,tr wh,ch iinits Tho avKrt.
rate afnm,nt III Nnffonni i1nnk circuiatfon TO
SN4. .U00.O0O was rsnonjtuI il, iH;S.
''S ""' o,,",rt.. -.s,.
cuNtoCs CASE
et ~ e ~ III nt onTla m Mas 91sHnt t,, ~ ~
Tvha ~ ~ ~ @ IT, m{
sH ~ ~ % MMs III ;s W., -. % .,
III. ~ opce.nt nsGHtH hHsu .,t,ssts
et y. snu Mu ,h "tslS ~ ssao .ssH t..iG
thcx shG"Ia nnt IL roinnScH In nvrordinuiy
bni case was mNtfr ont nRuj,,at tlp Postmaster,
but hn was retained, md nj tho clerks WIN Ind
given Testimony against him wOrp Immediately
discharged. To-day some uf thusc thus treated
wcrc hero to ascertain w1{ether the inquiry
promised lly tho President month agn hn lccn
Completed, and fonn.i out tint tha matter hasi
not yet even bccn referred to tho Post-oi1ico De-
paftmcnt@ ...-...-
CONGRESSIONAL LrtNAu1An.
The scnRtc to-t9ny paescy3 n resolution author-
i,jnr Tim crnnin gn,rrt nj mn nssistmnt lihrnrfnn
for tho scnafo at Il salary Of sl,44sl annually.
Mr. Edmslnds and Mt. Cnnkl'ng reminded the
removed librarian and hts nsslsta,'t. Mth Of
whom hntl seen yenrs ot .crrlce and "ero con-
ncfeht 70 perform their dht1es lhnr thorough
acquaintance Win hooks and duu'lmcnta was
Riicn na 70 cxo!to rcnnrk* lnt thoso exccl'ant
were re- ascnntse hl !. s. ~ s0MHmI ~ E
T. thnt thnr mr. n nnrnuc S'o "o'@
~ ''@ S''' " r,.r,,rr1re. sr.rr
Ca. tt"F p""1st niH1A*
l'cnnsytrnnlnnh arc HeQlnnlhF 10 hRltAtn fnc
qqssuEnn En q e. oifaiainG Ifoh snRfcas the rGtrn
, 1880-03-25

LAFAYETTE COOrEns.
sptetat Dttpafeh tn TIE Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, tnl1., Mnrch 24.-A number Of tho
employees OF Peck s: Abhott's cooper shop are an
strke, cat1so,l by reduction by tho firm Of Is
EcntH per day un tior wlgc8.
, 1880-03-25
GERMANY.
A FAE0nA1lY,E TAJIstyE9GTn


LONDON, Mnrch GA dispatch from norlln
says: Tho Czar's speech ut tho dinner In honor
OF tho Emperor Wiliinm'a bIrthtiny has produced
very favorable Impression hero. II ls neyor-
thoioss firmly believed In woll-informod circles
thAt such nlnrnsst articles TINT which rccont-
" appeared in tho Mort. German Gazette will bo
repeated from tno 10 tfnlo until Prince O0rts-
ghnkDtf and EDAnt Mf!utIne nro roliuvUt Ut tho
functions 0t tho llHsslan Chnncpllery Alsd 5illt-
istry OF War.
v0N nuT0w'H auCCERs0R.
C0NATANTiNDrtE, MnrDh Alt IL r1,1,,prp,l
dor Of GcrlnMny ut C0nstnntIn0pl0, will be mp
pointed tll September Gccrot0ry Of State fDr
FNtolgn AHutfs In place OF Won Dulow, do
ceAscu.
BTItASnuRn.
I0sp0h, March .I.--A lpttor from StraaburE
asserta that Gen. Mnnte1lfel ia mt iii aatisfac.
tory stntn Of hoAltt. mud that th0ru Mro serious
atlorailccs between him anu tho Secretary Of
State.
, 1880-03-25
FIc In n Person Of Means. I.du,o.
tl0n, and Very Eccentric
Habits, ,
And Once Served a Year In Newra+o
London, for Similar
=, Trick,
Besides IIoving Pursued the Ex.Em,
press Eugcnio III tile Same
Mnnn0r.
In Former Years a Member Of Trim
ity Choir and Sunday
School.
HOW THE jon WAS DONE.
Srfttnt Dttp1ifh 10 This Ch}tGoo T+ihur4

~ 70 f-tfs MIL.
ur wnx 1as% a.o,, 70 'ae ."'enao &C., af.ouns.
M.w to"x, Maron Itps nss myserns
cn roato ts aon ot ," ~ md IS
co sancrincpcnt ] IT. r faycr estfnS t1. or rost.
1:akgno Edward Fairfax Williamson. 1 iIo Is
n native Of Baltimore, single, 'about 40, and
and TO be rclnted to the Virginia FaIrfa1es, Ills
runnns,do and arrost rof}oot groat credit
nnso aoo very neas @ DIT o. aotcStive WORT
roS e. o 'a eaed s na sa Maf a ey es e Df
on legnt advice, TINT tho unknown pnrty Ina
violated postal law and laid htmself Ilab]e a to
"rtest Wy ING postal anthofitiea. Tho letter
"hscn inadc 1no person isahlo to pro Becutton WIZ
promptly soppfessei. ltpd drliurteh To como from
,a s.'ss oan 01 DR. D1 Nv. Ma9 os a he es % t s
"g.ving tho gentleman who sen,s | tnoso % 81 l. loo',
@ sHo p!ote.se, m q KNOW ali ai,eut yo.is private
nt1airs' and wi: H. sSp M this r!ekot for s1,d0 Aa
iayiiea ali Ito femnle '"ge pa@gnerokasSr, aS "hs n.
@ sSaS Sss % ne % hs S d sdG Hut
VIII vii es %sst y"s sS rfa'e f e asnt stsier @ + III sR M
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, 1880-03-25

sAv FRAxcIsc0, Cai, March a.-A cauneil Of
200 uf tho Cittzens' Protective Union last night
nominated fifteen frccholdcrs rs candidates for
tho charter clcctfon,-olght Democrats and soveu
!toPubltoans. 1T IL expected that thay will bo
tndorsed by tho Dotuocratio und 1topuhlcatl
County Committees.
, 1880-03-25
POLITICAL NEWS.


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Special DsSafeh to The Chicago Iftbunt.
ANN AnnoR, Mich, 8tarch a1.-Tho rruhbl-
ton Convention OF tho Second Congressional
District met hero to-dny with over loo delegates
In attendance. Judge PhInncy, Of Monroe, w,s
elected President, md D. u. Taylor, Of Chelsea,
seoretary. Resolutions wero rasscd fnvorEng
An amendment to tho StAto Constitution b. p,tss-
fnyorinR tho support or n1nInrcs fur tho IcKis-
lnture, who would ypt1 for slch amendment,
, 1880-03-25
i, ASSIGNMENT,

Special Dspatsh to Tia Chicago IftbNnA
St. PAUL, Minn.,: March st.-Atnm Heck,
whotosalo liquor dpn!oE W Nos. 70 md 2a Jaek-
son street, -,.,A4Io In assignment 10 Ruyios
Alnes this ulnrnlng.y hlhbilItics about $1,000;
Kt4sts mort III f9 It IL said ho hAs outstanding
j, w 0M aud sl liabilities will To met,
, 1880-03-25

C0KsTAHrlsOPLE. March A,-Thc amount paid
to the Greek brtgauds for tho rausou. OF Col.
SynEt was 2ls ,NA, Col. aynxo was unmarried,
md tho asQtcmcnt that hia vito had bceu cnpt-
urod With h!n was, Of oourue, untEuu.
, 1880-03-25
MATRIMONIAL,

LANSING, Mich, March .4.-Nov. Charles N.
Croawell and Miss L'z1te L. Musgrpye Ut Char
latte. Will bo married to-mprrpw ut noon, ut tho
residence ct her bFothor~!u-!aw, IL. a. Leo. Ia
tho relatives of tho respective families aro " b
HFt&dut.
, 1880-03-25

3ptetal Dtspatch TO Tho Chicago Trtbuns.
M1NNEAroL1s, March .4.-The 1sopublIcnn Clly
Convention to-dny notnlnntcd A. G. Rand for
Mayor, ". y. Hill for Controller, Grove II. Cooley
for Municipal Judge md Il. d. llntpy for Axso-
ciaso Judge. All except tho lust ono aro now In
olice.
, 1880-03-25
A san CASE.

NEW fonK, March A.-Ar, W. II. Lelb, q n,,l-
sician, Of IT. Paul. Altnn.. called On Blposin-
tcndoht Walling. ut tho Centr,ll Once, with
rcfcrgne0 to bis utt!o sou Freddie. who, ou tho
, 1880-03-25
AT KEENE, n, II.

KHENE, N. H., Mnrch M.-I1e n,nst extensive
fro FOR st'nlc yrArs bg0ko out ut o'clDck n. ILL.,
Il Is still burning. CInrk's binck ts destroyed.
Three et1res uro burned out, md tho First
Church IL III grent dDny1r.
, 1880-03-25
LAFAYETTE, IND.

sTFe1dE UUPdEfh 70 3h1 CRsfuV0 IF1b0aea
LAFAYETTE, 1nll., MNreh sA-The advent Of
tho American Union Telegraph Culnpnny u this
city hus brought a now competitor III tho Allan
Ito 4 Pacific Company. which will open an oi1oo
to.uorr,w nr next slay, I'd q. Grpone, 0f CHI
eaGx+ will havU tho local nnnaEoAl0nt OF tho
now company. With tho old Western Union iii
upiB.
, 1880-03-25
FEW YORK.


New YonK, March .k-lIcrmann's, striking
cahlnctmnkcrs havc resumed work at tho In
crease Of wages i1cstrcd Another pinn0 MINUS
factnrirg rm opened It's doors to It's worktncn
today at mn ntlvnnee OF wages.
, 1880-03-25
VARIOUS.

Rul0ARIAM ELECTION.
LONDON, March .4.-The election In Bulgaria
resulted In an overwhelming slctoxS tyr tho