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, 1880-05-12

TIE Nevada Republican Convention met
1t Austin ycstertlay, mud instructed its delo-
xntGs to ChicnYo to vote rs II unit FOR Eenntor
ulaine, and to use nil honorable ineaus to soctlro
ais nomination.
, 1880-05-12

, THE English Cabiuet llus determined on
tho appointment of q Commission to Inquire Into
Tho sanuncIal condition cf India. 1t IL thought
Tint tho deficiency in tho budget estimates viii
30 nude up by loan from tho people OF that
,otntry, natives And English.
, 1880-05-12

1T attempting To execute wrlts OF elect.
asrnt on hluasthFt on tho rl!lroad lands OF
f!rsln afta Iulare Counties, Catlfornla, yostur-
iry. tour 'nen were ki'tcd and two wouuded,
rhe ssl,Ilttcrs aro banded together, and all ut.
k"'is to tisptsascss them will 10 resisted TO tho
.RAt extremity.
, 1880-05-12

> THE recent heavy rains llnyo raised tl,e
lllInuis Nlycr higher than It has been for years,
md In mnny plnccs it has overtlowcd Its banks,
ao!ng much damago to tho crops On tho rlvor
hlttf1n4
, 1880-05-12

TIE Methodist Conference at Cincinnati
hive determined On tho appointment Of four
additional bishops. Their location has not got
been QxrIcd on.
, 1880-05-12

TIE Lancashire cotton manufacturers have
agreed to close their factories this week II tht
operatives do not rccede from their domauds.
, 1880-05-12

TIE report that charges of malfcasanco
had becn presented to thu San Francisco supe-
rtur Court against Mayor Knlloch turns out to be
unfounded.
, 1880-05-12

JAY GouLD has gone long on library nj
his brukersb by buying It iu like block Of stock
Tho chances IRE that III! hia books, boing bought
ut random, wero wrlttuu by Mrs. E. D. Z. n.
HuIlthMurth.
, 1880-05-12

THE German Government have deter
mined to tncroaso tho circulation Of silver coin
20 per cent. on tho ground that tho present
amount Is not adequate.
, 1880-05-12

SHERMAN workers aro busy among the
sc!egAtos to tho West Virginia Nopubllcau Con-
lcttton, which meots to-dny. Derrees, thu Pub
du Printer, ia particularly active. 1t Iooks now
u II thu delegation frum the Btato would be
divided between Shrgman and blaine.
, 1880-05-12

TIE Saturday ,Rcutc,v describes Mark
Iwa!n'e row houk Us ,nuss Of Overwhelming
dullncss." The Rtutetu's rufa OF criticism Isl
WAS tho nuthor of this book mn Americana
II 50, dunn 1t anyhow; it not, dunn 1t perhaps"
, 1880-05-12

TIE Democratic County Convention to
reject deleEntes to the State Convention ut
Springfield will be held Tueslny, tho 8th OF Juno,
, 1880-05-12

BEN Hill occupied two-nnd-a-halt hours
yesterday in n speech favorinR tho seating ct
9pofford aud tho unsont!ng Of Kellogg.
, 1880-05-12

TIE condition OF the Montenegrins Is not
10 be onvIcsl, Last year their erops fallod, md
tnlE year when tho t,tno eomea for sowing thoy
ru called on to dcfoad tbor country against
khc A{bHn1nt1y.
, 1880-05-12

THE bloomington PnntuQraph, always,
recognized MS L. fnir mud conservative 11ewspa.
per, opposes tho unit rulc, though 1t has been 4
consistent ndyoe,lto of Gen. Grants nomination
, 1880-05-12

In Ills recent encounter with tho United
States troops under Lieut.. Krntner, Victoria lost
elovon warriors, while Krn1ncr lost four OF bis
nun,
, 1880-05-12

T1rE llew rules Of tho Northwestern Rail-
way Company for tito government OF trnlI,-boys
arc worthy Of w!to circulation nnd npproyal,
boys nro not allowed to address plssongcss per
sonally; 1n,lst not deposit their wnres o., the
laps of passengers or On tho soats without being
asked; and tnt'st not peddto after o'clock at
night, or 20 through tho trt.ln oftcncr than onca
ftl every thirty miles OF road. Now, 1t tho fQt
MIN Is compelled to pay oxtra, ind tho lean
MIN obtains n pro-ratn reduction, md a baby's
cur Is put on, mud bridal couples nre required to
travol with tho!r guardians, 1ffo may stil bs
worth living til tho rnilr1ntl- trhln.
, 1880-05-12

1t, establishes nothing except TINT he allowed
himself to bo lnatle TOOL Of by rtcklcss,
desperate men Of tho rnlc.or-ruin descrlp-
tion. ,.
pREoEDENTs FROM THE RECORD OF
C00K COUNTY CONVENTIONS. II,
Mr.. II. N. Singer. Chairman Of tho Oook
County Central Committee, had the inlpu-
tlcnco to ssnte, III chilling tho Farwcll-1Iail
Convention to order Monday. that itwns 'thd'
custom In this county for tho Chairman of
tho Central Committee 10 nnlIie q Temporary
Chairman Ut the Convention" The contrary
is true. Tho practice has never been so. Tha
Temporary Chairman has always been
chosen OF motion Of 4 tclegate. To prove
this it Is only necessary to quote front tile
reports OF the Conventions, beginning with
tho last one and running backward:
s 6nty 1sed,;s ~as ss]IE # a1iS
GsMtraf C1'nmittee: Aii: Dixon !oullnatM!!
ho wis unanimously elected
Ss s Gy 1,,ssSss xss si' T's5a;en ,% s;s g Nm
n: n; y r.: y: J: Avery. Ghaif'nan q tho IL.
publican Central cGmmltscc; VIM explained It's
han ". Munn. md i: c: ,Larncd woro noinl-.
nated for r, Ghsl11aa Mr Mum ,yas ,s scs!od q
R !ho taG: sns clsd Itt t. 81 orss as by
Judge e; ". Go.oht Chairman Ct tho County
the Hon. John Wentworth WIS cnllcd to tho
essai:s Est:e Es 'sc scS. 81 9 III ts5ira
n + g. G9f H. a19 The ssYHt 'ss a wsF t Ees VAR e.
Sfsy cssssis %ss sasd HsS oeasT e 81 Sy
mated Mr.. l.. II. D!sbeo as Chairman. The nom[-
, 1880-05-12

T11r Wisconsin Democratic State Conven-
ton which<ueotsnt Madison to-t1ny promises to be
arathor tamo and dreary ndatr Thorc Will likely
bo sono skIr1ntshtn4 hs to who shnll he tho dcle
g1tca-nt-iargo md tho representatives Of tho
diTorant Congressional dfatr!cts At the Ctnoir-
nntl Convention, but very ttlo contest M TO liz
structions, IA tho feeling among Wisconsin Dcul-
ocrhts Is quito general that Tiilen ought not TO
bo tho nominee. and thero Ia noboly clso
.'ltapic" cnotlgh to be snfc to unite on. So tic
Wisconsin delegation will proDnbly 70 tn Clnciu-
nNtl uinstrtlutc.l and in shapo to dispose Of It's
strength on fnvornb!o tertns to tho winning
mnu, whoever ho mny 1o,
, 1880-05-12

Co1.oRED jurors were i,npaneled for tho
first ttmo yesterday in tho state Courts Of
Slusy1and.
, 1880-05-12

ENtfFtd At M 10t@QMce At ChltdV6, 1H4 d 58t670.
Etds8 Matter.
Fnrs tho buncs1t OF cur patrons who desire to *end
NHElo cnp1es OF TltE TnInuEE through tho mall, wt
tivo herewith tho transient rate Of pohtase.
D,n,tst&e. pet e.,pp.
Eieht and Twelve rage Paper. conts
H4ttGn IAG
Fnfytgn.
EiFht and Twov0 pARo Paper. cents
b1tcGH En&0 t1pGf C90N
, 1880-05-12

1lotWcen Madison md Washington 1tra0ts. Tho ",
C.Coup unitel Circus. Afternoon and oyenlug.
, 1880-05-12

Mnf.aon struct. between Dearborn and Slate.
AbDoy'A Nav York Park Thentro Company In "En-
gnEct.H Afternoon nnl pvenlnx.
, 1880-05-12
AnIuSEN1ENTY. a



Dearborn Htryot. cortHr Of Monroe. Enlargement
Of Ftnnk Mayo. "Davy Crockots," Afternoon and
, 1880-05-12


candidates, nn probably always shut.
As With finger pointed Mt Swett t1is tlrat1o
WINS delivered, tho crowd could not fail to
laugh Mt tho exhibition OF Storrs' rnRiltg
jealousy md Swctt's conl contempt for fts
notorious truth.
THE PARLIAMENTARY LAW or THE CASE.
MFR. SWEET nild. Afr. Sturrs lave enttcavorMl
to state tho law governing tho organization
Of political conventions md their .1ettuct1ot1s
linvo bceI enlarged III thoir orgal,, tho third
term haftdhfll. as necessary preliminary
to Ill understanding Of tho rule, II Is rs we'll
first TO state. tho facts, which are plaln and
direct: -
|. Mr.. Singer, Catrnlqh Of tho County
Comnltttoey called the Convention to ortlor,
rs lo hatt tho right TO- 10. 11u then a,l-
rot,nccd tint lie would nnmo n person
to act MS Temporary Chairman. Tl,is
was objected to by number Ut tleie-
gates. Mr: Singer WINS not delegate.
| Ward moved tiiai Mr.. Anthony be appointed
Chairman This motion was seconded by
Alr. rnrington ard by Aid. Dixon. 1Ir.
Singer refused to put tho question to tho
Convention, claiming the right to appoint
tho Chairman. Nl,creupon tic delegate
from tic Thirteenth Wnn1 nut the question
10. the Copyent1or, autl 1t was carried by a
! vote OF three to one.
3. The Convention having appointed Afr,
Anthony tlly| Temporary Chairman, Singer
refused to recognize him. Anthony took tho
el,air. On notioh ibf Dixon. Col. Roberts
WIS elected secrctary; by tho Convention.
| 5. The organization leEng complete, Mr..
Singers further Interference. personal or
official, was cntled, and Ilo wis 10 moro
thereafter than aiy other citizen not DELE
GATE ~.
j. Mr. purtngton then moved tic appoint
mcnt Of a Committee OH Credentials, which
motion was ndoptcd'by the Convention. Tho
Chairman then nppoI.etl as Tint Conlnlitteo
Cary {Thtrd Ward}, ,nsa]yootlwurtl Fourth
Warl), Whtta (rcnti Wurd), Appleton (Six-
tecntt ,Wurd), Floto tEiglttcenth Narl),
Manner eighth Ward), W. T. johnson
Fourteenth Ward), Brainard (Eyanston),
| Campbell (rown of Worthy. Soniu one OBJ
| jccting that Johnsoll's scat was contested,
tho Chair appointed Booth. from the Thlr-
| tcenth Ward, In his plncc. THO seat OF no
| delegate OIL tho Committee was contested.
VI. All tiie delegations thercupon handed
their credentials to this Committee, except
those OF the Fifth Ward and Hyde park, aud
the Committee retired.
| n, AZ ttts .tnre NJ finn rronoaatnos Mr.
y. ~ ''A'e os"so y. uio ptocues'i1,ss' Mt'
lntl1lll. q drfa'lt delegate OF tho Eleventh
| 3Vnul. In rrnat rxnttn,unnt vnt,c,1 nj
49,, IT,. s' N1n1> =, =, '.e" Nv
tno Top OIL Ills voice: "All III favor
Of Gen. Ulysses Grant for President,
follow nc from the haflp Wherenpon the
tlfty-seven Grant delegates Qncludng the
eleven of tho Twoltth Ward whose seats
were conteste,D narcllcd out Of tic
Convention after their secession lead
, 1880-05-12

Randolph Htreot between Clark and In ealle. En-
ngeMent Of Mlss LtnRhrsf. "Onten 1Iaaf4a," After
MOn AhQ nFGn!nX.
, 1880-05-12

Corncr Randolph md stuto straets. Concort by
bliss Mary Lttta,
, 1880-05-12

THE idea that corporal punishment ia no
longer rcsortcd to in tho public schools of this
city has turned out to bo utterly erronoons, rs
was proved by u cnso which wne heard botore
Justice Matson yesterday. It was shown thut
Mcyor Norsicn, Il littlo boy, received such severe
punishment from tho principal md ono OF thu
teachera In tho Clnrk School that, accorllinB TO
tho evidence Of DR.. William Mccarthy, he had
several bruises on bis thighs, tho cuticlo having
been cut in somo placcs. There wcrc also
scratches on bis facc, aud his buck was soro.
Tho dofcnso set up was that tho boy was un-
ruty, and TINT tho principal OF tho school,
Mt. Vail, had tho permission Of tho iathor
to punish tho boy. He also claimed TINT
tho Superintendent Of Schools had Bo,ne tlmo
ago issued n csroular permitting corporal pun
ishmont. No decision will be rendered 1T tho
case until to. morrow. The 1uAtter ts we'll worth
the attention Of the members Ut tho School
l3oarJ. Ifcorporal punishment is rcsortcd to 1t
should 10 inflctod with something etso t111ln Il
rilior, u1.l In some moro hurnnto manner thin
nppoars to hive boon tho ease with tho boy
Nortlon.
, 1880-05-12

Mn. ST0lllls, tho spokesman Of the ttlird.
term bt,ltcrs, nponcl his speech bcforo tha
"1sumr" by II pointed reference to-
Tho chronic political revolver [f1rst 1nurb1
the chronic political renegade. tho boitcro Il
1sI2 md Of I'LL utl!er intermediate md
Republican hysterle tsccond lu,lxl1 tlo t,l VIII WI
u With tho rnrty IN sunshine aud is Under tho
bhnd-wnKon IT. tho storm. I'rhIrl anil hcarticst
1nEh of N!l cttchfng III Its tiuturc md prolonged
for several minutes.
This nttempt to bring afr. Leonard gwett ,nto
rl1acuso was unkEnd and uilprofeasonal, and not
tho less go bccausb 1t succeeded. Mr. 1conal1i
swett had the right to donounce, IT not to de-
fAEne. Gen. Gratlt IN 1y72, however ho map feel
nov; snd common courtesy Bt,a.,lt hayo mn
tcctctt h1n front Mr.. Storrs' saxcasm when both
becll1uc boilers I'll tho same CAUSE,
, 1880-05-12

THE Catholic bishop Of Ossory, ireland,
the Isor. Or. Moran. hns tsHne&l pastoral to ba
read to tic Catholics Of his diocese In contloua-
nation Of tho land agitation In Ireland. lie also
nssAils tho Land League and It's leaders, In
oltiltng Mr. Parncll md Bome othors. Tho effect
Of this pastoral will he to groatly cxaspernto tho
fnrtuers who arc connected with tho Assocla-
ton. and to wilton tho breach between thu ccrI-
cal party and tho 1riah people. bishop Moran Is
n nephcw Of tho lato Cartlinnl Cullrn, md bids
fair to become as thoroughly unpopular as was
his unotp. Like tho Cardinal, too, Dr. Moran
received bis education ut 1tomp, and Is q
thorough ultrnmontane, md devoid Of syn-
pathy with his follow -cotlntrymeu
, 1880-05-12

TnE1tE Is II feeling amonR some Of tho
B.nall-bore statesmen Of tho Democracy In Chi
cngo that they ara not doing enough to i'll
t.ucnco tho action Of tho Cincinnati Convention,
and TINT thoro ts danger that It nomination will
be made thorn without thoIr ndvico or saggcs-
ton. Thoy have accorlEnaly undcrtakoh to DO
d llttlo something III behalf Of 1iorutlo Soy-
mour, but arc grcatiy embarrassed by tho fact
TINT no Democrats Of prominence or inilicrco
mantfost Il dsposton to bcAr hand III tho
work. Tho trouble ts, according to statement
mndo ut n meeting lust night by one Of tho Scy-
mour boomers, TINT "tho Democrats aro afraid
to declarc themselves, and will not speak ont
for any one for fcnr he might not DO tho suc-
cessful caudtdAtc." TO "hollor" for Seymour
now and hare to tako ridden next month is +,
contingency which tho nvornHo Chicago Demo-
c1,t rcgnrds With nndisgutscd unons!ncss.
, 1880-05-12

eients and all proprtotv. md r.o,,,o.,- A.
;rms Cutn.nn Tn1nnsr T., ursss'en 10" G. Il
.,,,,,,,..o e,.o,, ns,.n., y. ~ sunday cdIHtoa
pi'biishet s,soh fottirI1s OF tho rruvInus dAri
nrluv nuht. Thoso rotutrs shn,"s3 s3 n"nr ., sat.
T!rnnt facs,on was In - ,an.o sao"eo , tiat tho
cn,'ntv n,,I T., t,.a ..a he r., minority In tho
,ttatrto,a ma ~ ,o,.n,..l .afoo oonefessional
halter ,,r,,crstanine ot tho 1o,,t 1u.uts md shs
~ tho ,Ioferotre otco,n1 srhtt,,.sa, een.iaohtt
condition Of affairs Tbern woro ia w., a,hereht
,toinn.tns - "a n.o,. r,a.. "o.o VII ~ ahtt-0rnl
tio,, ,v"a r., ,,tnnr.v H., .u.u ne ufant fao-
rrces,,,,oi M +xn'i -. sam,tasts, oom tho Con.
trct ,.os =, sn,na, ~. s.s nis'tlcts. Eueh
nsa,,mcj ti,n rt,nwnn,to, -. =. ~, .SAtcs' and VI
thon, n In ~ M ~ nsa.,. ~ s, ~o"id allow
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VERY FAR AWAY.

Ore touch there is of magic white
Surprising Southern mountains snow,
That so far sails the dying light
Lends, where the dark ships onward go
Upon the golden highway broad
That leads up to the isles of God.
One touch of light more magic yet,
OF rarer snow meath moon or star,
Where with her g. aceful sails all set,
Some happy vessel seen afar,
AS if in an enchanted sleep,
Steers Ger the tremulous silvered deep.
o ship! sail far must ye be
Ere Cleans ike that upon We light,
Ger golden spaces of the sea,
From mysteries Of the lucent night,
Such touch comes never to the boat
Wherein across the waves We float
o CLEANS more magic and divine,
Lies whitest sail We still refuse,
And flying on before us SHINE
Up3n some distant bark We choose,
By night or day, across the spray,
That sail is very far away
William Alexander.
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The Washoe Indians on the other side
of the Sierras complain that the destruc-
ton of nut pine timber and the extensive
fishing carried ON at Tahoe by the white
men are destroying their source of food
supply, and have petitioned the Govern
ment to give them compensation, or set
apart reservation.
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LICK HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO.

TIME ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RooMS
OF this popular Hotel will be rented here
after without board-the dining being tenn
porarily closed.
The house, as always, will be strictly frstclass.
ky Special inducements to Families, Merchants,
Tourists and Commercial Travellers.
THE LICK has the most desirable and eentra
location in the city.
ap23-2p1m WIN. F. HARRISON, Manager.
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WHAT is better than promising young
man? A paying one.
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OUR LETTER-BOX.
CURIOUS AND STATISTICAL QUESTIONS
ASKED AND ANSWERED.

Correspondents will write upon but one side of the
sheet and make their questions as concise as
possible. Replies by contributors to questions
by correspondents will be given when accompanied
by the name and address Of the writer
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4" AS YOU LIKE IT,


For it was just as reasonable to take the
sea for the sky or the sky for the sea, and
fortunate if anything so definite could be
decided upon. To judge from the results
at which they have at present arrived, one
is convinced that during these five years
art has been passing through painful
evolution, for 30 one laughs at the i'm
pressionists now, although the old acad-
emicians continue to sneer at them. The
judges of the Salon are artists advanced in
years and so closely welded to classical ira
ditions that these young artists were not
admitted, which led to their opening an ex-
position of their own, which has as
much success as even the Salon. l shall
visit the Exposition during the week and
convey you my impressions in my next let
ter.
Adelina Patti and Nicolini sang the
other evening in the salon of the Baronne
Hirsch the third act of "Aida. They
sang in the costumes of the opera, and
were paid for their trouble $1,000 francs.
How many Of us would be willing to open
our mouths at that price? VAL.
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FARE TO OREGON. is the fare by
rail and stage from Sacramento to Port
land, Oregon? Please answer and oblige
SupSrPIpPp
, 1880-09-28
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

Report Of the County Agent for tho
lcnr Ending Aug. 3l-1iiacelIaneoua
HHstnchss
Tile County Hoard ,not In regular session
yesterday afternoon. All the ,slclllburs wuru
present.
After tho usual preliminary ,multer Ind
been disposed of, tho H0ar,l imlulgett liz IL
tllSclxSEHn Upon tll0 rupurt submitted Inst
FTiaAy by thu Co'nmiitrr on &uh1tc Sersiee
upo, the wartl boundaries md polling -placcs
I'lIu discussion resulted IN giving two nd
dt,!mnl precincts to thu Twelfth Wars, thrcn
tu the Fourteenth, md 0n1 precinct wus cut
frnm tho Twelfth Ward.
1t WIS moved by Afr. Cob,lru TINT when tho
H'arA adjourn It reasonable Wednesday fur
La ulrpusu Ut y0llllS OIL tho polling precincts
alul tl!c Judges.
a number OF hills were submitted and
ordered lmld. Tho Committee on Hospitals
Account fu0ted Si,410; tat 0f Charities,
S4,tfij; tint Ut Jnii mud JUL AcctItInts Il. has;
Ill., t.1i, q P9ils xHs Service ss5l 'at Ut Public
Sir. tob,Irn pointed tn tlle Imperative
necessity 0f having the rnlnes Ut Judges allti
tl!e polltnS.nllccs ln not latvr than this
afternoon, hcft,ro . o'clock.
~ song 1,.ss M1,issusslon ,troS. over uotlon BY
walks III cnitliectlOl, with tho CnMrt-tlouau to
tlte !.cnH'sIt StGlu Company. 1t wns tMulIy
eeltesl u 1Iosl!1tse tho granting OF thls cDIl-
tract for 0llu wUbk.
THE ANNUAL NElOltr or COUNTY AGENT
A'aIsAru
was submitted, THO Introduction Is o rcIter.
AtlOn ut buyur,ll reculutle ntkntIuns which tio
C0unty Agrllt l,as l!trrtoi0ro iilatV 10 tho
boArh IN relation to prt,pusts! scl!clltea fpr
pAllper sclluuls ln connection with The f6Or-
tliI4sc, a,hl varinl,s other eltul4es for thu
better tDltrOl af pANpeTisn,. Alr. Atctir1ltll
CALLED ulv attention. o.t' the isoarA 10 tbs "uV-
, 1880-09-28
THE INDIANA STATE-HOUsE.


1Nn1ASApoils, lnd., Sept.t .t.7,-Tlle corner
STONE of tho navy State-lI0use will ba lult
tomorrow mt II o'clock. Ihoru will bo no
lNlrHtla nr-other demonstration, but at tue
luur t,a.,sed Air. Jain l.ave, ot tlte lsaartl Ut
Commissioners, will call tho rrople tn order,
nnd. Attnr Insslc md prayer a1ld an address
at welcome by Commissioner Morris, GOV.
lle1nlrleks will deliver tho oraton, to bu tol-
loved by pucnt by Mrs. s. r. Doltoll. Then
Commissioner Sewnttl vii! describe tho
buildings. Gov. Williams VIII nllIlouico tho
presence of tlIe l,s,x continuing tho deposits.
mil Commissioner |. ID. q. Nilsson will read Ii
list nf thu articles contained th0rctli. GOV.
WItlinh,s will then request thu E0Lilnissf0i-
crs 70 plnce thu En,x. In tho cavity prepared
for thu PURPOSE, ami eu1t upon tlle rolllrlcluss
to pre}Myu II suitable nst,rtHr- lGa nsN! E.lucV
tho stu,c fn pusitlu!,. During tho scttIHg 1T
tho s!ulle the halul will play thu mG.ley. ~
l)ay IN Ih.Stnll.". Tlv i;nyrrnnr ilIul,, stantl-
nv, ul'oM tho stone, win ErOelalm t,is conI-
plgttnl Ut tho WtsFk. Hrllrtligtlnn by BisllDp
rAlfWt. The xtuaD !s tlttl tl.e Spencer
quarry. at,t! IL slx feet fur .teslus lung anll
fnur fret W!tle illAi thick. I'le fAcu ~ Or,la-
mel,tctl with four r0sals nt llie c1rirrs. allt
surr0ull lctl by u wreath Ut cori,- leaves null
Wllcat.s shelves, lncl0slnH tho slniplu !tsorill.
t(utl. IA, ID, ttdQH
, 1880-09-28
THE DECATUR REUNION,

Gen. Grant to 1Bo Present Mt tho Sol.
dfcr%s fkenn1on In Decatur Ocs. q and
7-s;xtcnrlvo Preparations Making
Tor II Grant Affair.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DECATUR ILL.,, Sept 27.-LeltGrs llnvehccn
rcccfyct hero by Zen. j. II. A1oure, President
Of the Macon County Veteran Association.
from ten. Grant mid Senntur Logan. ten.
Grant says i!u will certainly attend tho sol
dIers' reunion on Oct. U md 7, and TINT he
will arrive III Uecatur Oh tic afternoon of
TIC utl, accorraniel by l!s So'!; Co!; Fre!l y.
tsra1t, AlHl I4!eut.-t;el. l'Illl II. Sheridan.
These gentlemen VIII l,c Tho guests Of Gei..
md Mrs. I. J. OS!eS,y villa tsre. Sellntor
ILL.,, under tlato Of tic :s inst, statlng tint
lM and his wife will be l.ure nIl tllu
t,h II alive. They will bn tho guests
Vi Mr.. JanIrs lllillktn. Tho several coui-
tnfttces nrc work!!ng lIke bsnyers fur the sue
niie 0f tho tt,st st,lW:ilAnus ntluirs Of tho
kind ever I,el.i III tho West. Tn 0Ise evening
Of ills rvlninn Il public reception Will 10
held !" t!!c TMbnsnae!e. ,Whtce VII! be west
elal,hmtc!y Decorated. Tho veterans will 10
Into camp ut tho fairgrounds,
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y. u. tho l.cv: J. p. wi!cnx. u, p, tho Icy.
Arln,r L!Itle lhe 'sav: gsorEc r. rcake, i ,i,o
l.oy, +. q. Ensign, an! wtfc. th9 l.sy. GeorEc
1o Il! sfss a M H"'S n9c " ss ~ Fsr1r s xa" a Il ws H.
Tinn'ns A.Xyrry. thnrls* i. c,.jyer ~! wiz;
wifc..'. .Nfkrs hnd Wife, u: y. itrc mil wffr.
l,r; !; +: Ti,ni1l's%, % and Ttfe ); j. n,s1 GnrrIer
.t r' wis w as,s ts sory ~ 1eT xso!s i
In d srfnic,rcln urot,nl II mystcr1ots screen,
nbove which lnln4 II beautiful ,ersesh..e. from
w w"ried viii viii frarnnt t,iicroscs. stooti r'rth
buzz Of oxeitenr.It at'flt'.t'rtt tho nrrtyGl oi
r. se .? ,%s; % VII s s'fHsas sa ";S s 9sif f .d;
Church. iiayIns taken rn<ttton q tl,e loFt, of
efSs ts asfee r Ma sac s WIN" wS ssry bnn M
some set u ch!nn nMl number 0t OTHER nrtlces
u do'ne.tto Furniture. The Nes. l'rnt Cartis
rs1,srntatton. in which ho reminded ti1e natt"r
tint he hnd hcc, tl,q sinrer Of their Joys nnd
srs d"r y ~ Seass Mss y ns m a,,, ~ t ,,1 tg
vrrsiry II Ills wc!'ng-aay. II was bc,rt,!to
rrta,f 81 their coniItlehcr an,l Infection. md of
tlio satisfaction tley t,,nk III his rrenchlnE. anl
,t sSr9s r. @ ~ 'S ;s, rfSs o y H. s|zo # ny ~
iio., u tl'e itey. " is'ry war neeSers in
Nftcf n rIsassnt ailSsiom 10 /" tho sccessful
part whIsl, Mrs. tiootiwia hid played rs Tic
kclpmcet 1T her 'ntsbnn,i In Ills ,tlona.
cuntniihng tho Hl,n, Or $s0.
With r. rrct H YTy as'|,nF II ssr rey n
slnrtth ln fc with tho i'nrtner wli, llw Knt "
hs sc, !e,! him " to i warm ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
snlmD Kift nr lIis e'aErrxatson.
Thy company fhct! nrcsstd forward and Bhnos