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, 1880-05-13

YESTERDAY was Dlaino tlay. Tic secured
tho entire delegation from Michigan, and West
virginn sends Its ten delegates to tho Chicago
Convention pledged to use thoir best efforts 10
sco,1ro tho nomlnnuon TT james g. Dlnino for
prosiicnt Of tho United States. Tho Sherman
workers woro powcrless, nil ofrorts TO secure Il
portion OF tho Delegates having uttorly failed.
, 1880-05-13

ATIIE CartE,llsian monks, who manufacture
y famous brand OF liquors. uro probably tho ouly
!'c!igtous congregation which tho Fronch ltall-
,'als would be sorry for quitting Fraaco. They
',oay tho State l,0o,o0 francs annually In tho
shapo Of taxes, md distribute 5000 ooo francs to
t::lt1 nnar. - -, -----
, 1880-05-13

A CHICAGO dispatch to tho lni1laMopolIs
journal snys.
In response to kilograms from nil Quarters.
Lognn Ii sending OFT assurances that Illinois 4
" "coek-auro" to Ho for 0rnttt, On tho strenrth
or this assertion he has boen nBtfcd thAl Nc.
Graskn can bG countod tho satne way.
bIr, Logan has evidently borrowed t,s tactic.
from tho fn,nous Johngce Thompson, Chairman
Of tho Ohio Dcmncratio State Comtnittce. IN
his TUTORS, dispatches, md crc1lars 10 tho Dem.
ocratEo "workcrs In Ohio 1t Is his pruc,lco to
exhort thom to olnim everything. conccuo
nothing, mud to hurrah fur certutp Victory. Last
fall ho filled hs followcrn With 30 tnuch con-
tileuco tbat thoy bet freely and heavily on the
election of Tom Ewing for Governor. Tho cloe-
tion resulted IN sweeping Republican victory
and hin dupcs NIL lost their money. Logan il
fooling his fellows oil his thrt1tcrm thing lust
as buddy rs JohnKoo lId his E.ldgeons IL Ohio.
, 1880-05-13

JUDGE SMITH yesterday decided TINT tho
boulevard net Of 1870 constitutional ant, valid,
and hold that tho transfer Of Michigan avenue
- tho South lark Commissioners was properly
1lado. fio fully sustained tho opinion given by
NF. l'ontcld, tho South rark attorney, some
,Yeuks 1Xo.
, 1880-05-13

), FonEsr fires have again broken out In dis.
tricts Of Now Jorsoy and Pennsylvania. Ono In
tho ncighborhood Of 1Iontls!okB, IN tho former
statc. Is reported to be Ut Alarming magnitude,
while one III Monroe County, Pa, threatens tho
destruction Of m cntirc village.
, 1880-05-13

p. X. TENyEY, n rcd-hot 0rantlte, talking
with 13nne mnn ycstordny hh0ut thb Grant
boilers, sensIbly rusnnrkod TINT he know how 10
submit when l,s side wins bcato1i; the majority,
t1o sud, had right to rule. and he did not In
tend to keep up n faotIon fight utter bis sIlO had
got kcQunEil.
, 1880-05-13

Mn SHAW LAFEvERE, tho English Naval
Secretary. writes to tho papers that litto hope Is
entertained OF tho safoty Of the trniniug- ship
,tAtafanta. An investigation fs to bo n,ndo as to
the vessels condition when sho left port,
, 1880-05-13

! IT nppeara that Gladstoi.e's apologetlc let
or was demanded by tho Austrian Ministry, and
hoif suoooss in obtaining 90 humtllating IN
'pistl0 fspm the English Premier IL regarded rs
10 mcan diplomatic triumph There 10 10 doubt
hat tho lettnr has Rrcatty damaged Mr, Glad-
ltouO'B reputation tu Eur9,ne
, 1880-05-13

I THEE conYlcts employed in tho bakery OF
tho Columbus TO-, Penltcnt1ary mato tholr
ssescnpe yesterday morning. They managed to
lock up thosr guard in tho bakcry kitchen, anti
5thon scaled tho prison walls. Thoro wero frIonts
,outsill0 waiting to aid their lIKtat
, 1880-05-13

TnE 10, ox-1!epubllcan now spapcr, MD
all the rest Ut tho thlrd-tcrm holters aro " cotn-
ting down." Compare whit tho organ said tho
t1hy after the bogus Convention ut the Palmer
House with its swoct pplngs Of peneo on twenty.
, 1880-05-13

:: EVIDENTLY all thbRuBsian Nthillsts have
mot been arrested. Tho st. Petersburg police
force hos boon Increased By go inspectors.
What place for tho Democratic wnrd-poll-
tIcinns Of Chicago 10 omigrnte toi
, 1880-05-13

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, in this State, seems
laely to rcxain its former bad reputation. Two
arli'ers nnuiod Stocks aud Russell, who haye
As'n ut cn1nify for. some time, met Tuesday on
ho puhs!o rond, md utter u fuw angry words
sussoll stoi Stocks killing him instuutly. The
murdered nans friends threaten to rotallate.
, 1880-05-13

at d meeting Of tho Western Mil Assoctn-
I ton, held Mt plttsburg yosturlay, 1t was re-
sulvc1 TO suspend work In nil tho mills repro.
scented two wceks ott Of tho next ttroo. A further
irollctton III tho carl-ratos was lnndo to fD.45.
, 1880-05-13

TnE st. Louis Republican, feels constrained
to auy; "Tho dunth Of tito Grant boom will
proye II cruel disappointment tu tho Democracy,
who hAvo l,cen luoktng forward to pleasant
wnlk-uyor for their nolulneu In tho Presidential
P.If1
, 1880-05-13

I THE health officers announce TINT tho city
is now virtually free from nil danger Of the
spread Of emnll-pox. This is pleasant news.
, 1880-05-13

f.-0.. 1fhv II.
We hhyc no fcnrs ms
to tho outcome t,f ycs-
t1rlay's perfnrm.lu9e 30
fir nj tho Slate tItltlYctl-
lion fs concerned.
THO dfttpt1t<aa},J'0iltttfl
at ths Convention trVit.
frriU called to or1.tr at flN
Palmer 1{Gllst 1Gii& he du.
fntttttl at SprtnAfttta.
Marx this prediction.
, 1880-05-13

v N4poLEoH's celebrated palace Of the Tutl-
,er1cs, which was badly damaged by tho COM
,muntstsin 1871, is to DO restored and converted
into o plusoutu,
, 1880-05-13
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1850.

LoH1LLAnD's colt Iroauios won the two
.yeaE-old plato at tho Newmarket Eugland) ruco
meeting yesterday.
, 1880-05-13
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frorn thot co,,.a,,ttn,, o,,d ,,.,, tt,1s ~ ~ I
thn pa1,nor 1In,,an ,,,ont,nt, ,,,o ts,,tor
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co,ton1a1 for x.anrs +,., tha t,'tr,,- tor,,,ars
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1,o,,,,,tann ,,ortt. l., +,,ts oo,,rt,, o,I cto.n
n avarv n,o,, M,,,et h. ,e ,,n,n;,od - ,x,n ~.
f,sos - oh,ao 1,v = ,n,t rr,o "as .,a t,.,r1u
tsrr, mounnors ara ,,a,,.s,,,m.s to,.a ,rs,.t",
MI alnnrSthen NJ tho ~ Palmer I,nlmnr 1,onss I , ho1tara
|
, 1880-05-13

. BAustnoLDEn, q Rhcnfsh town, has been
almost destroyed by fire, and 1000 persons rem
dered homeless and destitute.
, 1880-05-13

a FIRE broke out in a bonded warehouse
at Bordehux yesterday which destroyed prop
crty valued at 2,00o.0 900 francs.
, 1880-05-13
I.nhn Ernuf

Madison atrcef, bctnoen nOasborn and BsAso
Abbcy's Now YORK Park Theatre Company IN "En-
Rngcd.N
, 1880-05-13

THE Michigan Convention yesterday was n
respectable aud harmonious gathortng, nnd tho
plntforsn adopted had tho true Nepuhcan ring.
Tho resolutions, Introduced by 1'rof. Mosoa Colt
l!ot III tho doctrine OF csril and po!itoa! liberty
to mon Of all races, ,ouaomund tho bu1do1lux
practIcad by tho Boutnaru Democrats, sloclnrcd In
fAvor Of sound curredoy. and presented suna.
tor nlAinu NJ the choice Of tho Republicans Of
3ilchlsan. aud requested tho delcgatos to uso
al! proper nouns TO secure biz nomination. Tho
delegation Wus also instructed for Senator Ferry
for Vice. President, Tho MGntluu 0f ula!ne wns
ruptusoualy applaudci. and thoro could be no
doubt Us to the praferuno0 OF tho Convention
for tho BtalWagt Hun4tor. -
, 1880-05-13
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

IA A{sp,0I.1,Q 9, coMMANDERY, No: !. =, KN11irTs
9s r. poo T9 ass!5s d. y n 70 ats reanescd tn ..ond
E3 Weat Wnah!r9tpn-st. this nficrnoon At O'Clock.
uy 1rdur Of tho Eminent E0un14n
II. i. TIFFANY, Recorder.
, 1880-05-13

WAsn1SaroN, D. G., A1ay ia dispatch
from Con. Logan, rccetyol by gentlo!naQ ~ this
Fly y tMst evgning. sna runt!sneta " tne Mei
t%mk tsnuntv niai,nnl" "ouiS tEar u,1,martinI, III
Delegates 9tld TINT they would nsk no s,rG tt,li,
u,at 1T tho Springfield Convention. meets with
4nivefsal appf0e4uon from urnnt !non hofu.
~ ~ gr,nt " aoG hov VII na ht u "Hs a
then tic llrat,t Mleti miuiit haye uttenrtoti t.,
eapt,,ro tho ottiru number Of .dolcentes allowed
70 tho colinty.-Sp<otat Dispatch to me Oa9v Atrs
t4.o9a" o'ps'"''
Logan k'lntps that tho Grant mon in tho Con.
vchteon dill nut stay long cns,ngh to clnim any
thing. They did not want TO ASCERTAIN WhRt
their "proportton Of dologates would 10.
They dtd not ask for any proportion. Thoy
boltca IL SOON n tho Convention had Effected
, 1880-05-13

Bctwocn Madison ana Washington streets. The W.
c. Coup United C1Fcns. Afternoon und evening.
, 1880-05-13

ernnont largely influenced BY man who talks
TO much about liberty AZ 0Hmbcttd should At
tonpt 10 enforce st,ot rcstrfcttons.
, 1880-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


Dearborn street, cnrnur Of Monros Ensagemsnt
OF FE1nk Mtyo. "Unyy Cr0ckatt"
, 1880-05-13

Whitc-8taekfnx Inse-nnll Park.
1ichlKan nvcnuc, opposite Washington street
Game ooiween tho uutnto and Chicago Clubs at
3.td p. nl
, 1880-05-13

GAIT. EADs' latest project for tapping the
Treasury Ia outlined vt sumo !enKth in our
Washington dispatches in which will bo found u
statement Of tho provisions Of bill IN bis inter-
isl now pundtng lufor1 Buh- Committee OF tho
!louse Committee OH lutoroceanio Canal This
nsensuro contcsuplatos xrantug subsidy In tho
form of Au unlimited Yuarantce to Eads' pro-
posed shlp- -rIilroal acruaa tho IsthMus Ut Pnna-
ma, 0sitles The incurrlnX OF houvy pxpunse by
the Government for tho preliminary surveys,
souud!ugs, etc., and heproteot,on amd assistance
OF Eads In tue mHtters Ut treaty negotiations for
rights Of wuy. privileges, grants, and couces.
sluRs. and in tho construction Rna oncration Ut
tho work. Thero " nothtny tho Government
Will not bo asked to do excopt to protect itself
, 1880-05-13

WHEN Dick Tutl.ltl, Mt tho heal ot his band
Of sorehcads nntl dlsslsxanlzers, nppears before
tho Chairman OF tho CsMnmtttco On Credentials
ut Springfield collMluy something lika this will
pt,,bably olsue,
Chairman tktndly}-well. Richard. what IL your
grievance?
Nluk .sobb!uglyrhose FaENol Hull followa aro
thugs, aud n8sas!ns, an4 thieves.
Chairman {cUlItomplntively}-Yo know5 you
sny that IL 80. Hut whut did they do to your
Did ihoy thug yvaf Did thaY aasasinato you, VI
, 1880-05-13

ttsoAtAs !: TURNER LODGE. NO. 4os A. r. and
lisil q Monres-:s fGr bnslnes. hnd nporlnnt wofk
ptasent Viatora Are ceTd!nily Invited to iueot With
pS. John e. pE1srl11NH, ", IL.
", II. STANTON, SccrctnTy.
, 1880-05-13

, nando1ph strcot, between Clark and 1H Sale. Ei
8agument Of Mtss Lin2erd. "Oakcn l1enrtaH
, 1880-05-13


Tho 10. Is lika tho boy Btark Twain tells Of,
who resolved to be pirate, but, OIL reflection.
crnw1el tttllcr tho bed. When 1t admits TINT
pIrt Of tho FArwcll Hail delegates aro entitled
to ssats. It confcsses that that body wns 1ognlly
organized and its tlclogAtos chosen III oonformi-
ty With tho .tsakes Of tho party. This boing 40,
why should part Of tho dologason 10 thrown out
to make room for II lotof political dyspcptlcs"
aud "rovolvers" from tho GrAnt headquarters
nj tho Palmer House? Why howl about repre-
sentntion by Sunatorial districts when tho rcgu.
1ur organization did mnko ZIP its delegation by
Senatorial dfstrcts7 Why tnlk ubout prcoetents
wien all tho prcecdonts, both as to tho otgnnxa-
tlon md tho mothud Of choosing doicgntes, nro
on tho sldu nf the rcgt.lnr Convcntfon7 Tho
trouble with tho Borchcnd Delegates Is TINT thoy
want tho minority to rule. Constituting about
ono-faurth Of tho Convention, they undertook
to dsotato terms, and couldn't do 1t. II
they had Btnd III the Convention, and
obta!ned tho representation by dIstrcts thoy dc-
1nnutlod, tloy would havo carried hut one small
Democratic district having ntt,o delcgntes to
Springfield. Whom thoy abscomdod without q
grievnnco or cnse, they surrendered tho rights
they might hive possessed In their onr llttlo
district. They tnlk now about IA fair repre-
sontaton." Dut who is to decide what fIIr
representation is? How Gun tho nlle1od strength
Of tho thirtl-termers DO asccrtnincd? Without
having been refused representation. withuut
Busfcrng n wrong. without tnktng vote or
making motion, they boltetl. Tho apprehension
Of finjustfcr, not tho actual experience Of It, Is
tho only motive thoy can nllcxs for their rush
md foolish nouon. Nut having shown thntr
strength in tho Convention tn which ther sur
rendered their credentials, they cannot SHOW 1t
in a,ly othor place. Newspaper crodoutials will
not bo accepted. 1mnginury ballots that might
hnvo bccn takon, but wero not. cntlnot tcctdu
anything. The boilers voluntarily gnve up
.f..kAk i.r&.x
courtesy iii tho Cook County Convention, und
they must suffer tho consequences.
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3rent DlstreaA

I. often suaa .nly experience from an attack
Of craInp in the stomach, collie or other pal.i-
fnl affections for the relief Of which nothing
is superior to DR.. Pierce's Compound ExtraGt
Of Smart. Weed, or Water-fepper, compound
cd from the best French brandy. Jamaica GIN
ser.smart-weed, or water-pepper, and anod y,
gums. For dia,rhpa. dysentery' bloody, nu ).
Cholera morbus, its warming, soothing astf. n
gent and heating properties rcna r IT. per per
feet specific, unsurpassed an anoayS Sso n%H
stimulating embrocation or lniment; shon, u.
be kept in every family. Sold by drugs's''
at fifty cents
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in the room. All this time Emily did
not scream; she felt too intense an
esrnestness in the work Of trying 10
escape, to utter sound. Her lett mana
was prisoned. In her right her cner'
ished knife was clasped. She was des-
perate at that moment, and al inc
nerve and spunk within her was reused.
She lifted the knife to her MOUTH Tore
open the blade with her teeth' anu
quick as a flash she cut at the huge
wrist Of her foe, as thong h she would
cut it through. lie started back with a
CIV Of pain and fury, lost his hold on
the window and fell. She heard the
dull heavy thud Of his body as it struck
on the ground below. Her left arm was
! covered with the hot blood she had shed !;
| as she turned orun and rouse the house,
sick feeling overcame her, her nerves s
gave way, she staggered, and fell
fainting on the bright silver money she
had saved. When she came to herse!l
after lying senseless for several hours, II
was with q strange feeling OF having
done or suffered something, she hardly
knew what, and it was not tor some
time that she remembered what had
happened. 1t was still dark, but oelo"
the window she could make out the IN
distinct form Of her antagonist lying OF
the ground. Slowly she returned to ne
deserted chamber, and passed throuSl
it to her fathers room, where she tol'
the tale.
The house being reused they foun'
the thief alive, but 50 bruised and in)ore
by his fall as to be perfectly helpless
The cash Of the knife had done him n
serious harm-it was q bad cut, but n
. more-while it had doubtless saved tn
courageous girls life and her father
property.-Emmi,er md Chronicle
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IAkrOn BeacOn.J

OuR well.known fellow CITIZEN Mt. L
s,sinhacher one Of Akron's Oldest merchants
and 1he leading druggist Of this section IN
so,me1 the writer that without exception the
sale of the Hamburg Drops was 'ne ''' ,, sa' ,
isfactory of anything he had ever solu' ana
that the unprecedented demand was 'ue
.o,.,x % ia merits, Such emphatic express
s;ons mood no comment on our part
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"A little three-year.old son OF Mr..

"A little three.year.old son OF Mr..
royle. station agent at Edgartown,
pi1estone County, Mimi, by some
means got hold Of loaded rev lesol ls;a ". n
noticed, and said: PA, I'm gong 10
shoot" Mr.. Foyle paid no attention to
the child. and the little fellow again .olu 4!
him he was going to shoot. just at
that moment Mr.. Foyle reached up for y a I,
book that he wanted, when a bullet
went crashing through his arm from the
nistol in the hands of his boy.
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Lightning at carli,e's Hotel ,l Nor;
risville, Pa, struck the flag stan. PASSED. 20
through the roof into the bedroom ear ON Of Of
tho nr0urietor's wife. threw her out OF
he'd but only stunned her, shattered !:
mirror. tore out the window sash, and
nearly stripped one side OF the mouse o'
it's weather boards.
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WITH LOVE.

,s,ss are '1 %; asy love,
q. summer Spys love;
....ven and earth do move
No.t accord with love,
hs" And prove
=. only wise 70 love love.
I'm, tt'l' e 9Th , Sira'
mi. gentle mate,
..,ris quick with song,
!ns.Sich the whole day long
mv" They prove
,.,. only sweet to live
TlS o"'' With love.
N sties are bright
" With love,
Al cares are W ,lght love.
o., faithful loves sweet saKc'
III "r,iens that we take
But prove
sba;oy to i live ,ovs
,rR Coodale. in Christian Unto"
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LAST year VAS an "oif" year for ap'
niles. This year more apples have been
raised in this country than ever before.
II il estimated that the apple crop IN
,he limited States amounts to 2VO,OOO,"
zoo barrels.
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C,nm(1slcnt. Reliable.

Tn writing OF the warmers Safe Renle'
dies" of which II. H. Warner y 20; are pro-
prie,ors, the Ecs,iny Dispatch, YORK. ra.,
saws: 1--WE say all this that Is goo1 Oh .i.ea ~
as we have perfect faith in the elncisneS u "
their preparations and nnbounuea .,i aa,'n ="
the truth of ali that is said good OF lile"'
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lDoston Daily Gloho.]
s-A 0o~osAnAAv I

Edwin A. wadleigh, Esq. Clerk superior
Court, Boston, Mass, adds hts name 10 tne
JOYOUS army using and recommending e.
Jacobs Oil. He certities to cure os TIC
Great German Remedy OF neuralgia anu rheu-
matte pains in his family. 1 ~ -
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SINGING CLASSES.
THE TEMPLE

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