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PERSONALS.

Deaconsfield spells Gladstone with big,
big d.
Faint Hart no'cr won Sair lady, nor walk
ing match clthor.
Ever since the Nlhilists began shooting at
tho Car his fnyorit hymn has boon. IA oharge
to keep hayo."
Wagner Is recovering from tho severe Ill
ness With which ho has hocn uiflietcd, anl II IL
fcarcd, may becolnn strong ouough to wrlto
some moro music Of tho future.
An exchange says TINT !" Con. Mellkoff IL
ono of tho most popular mon In Vt. Petersburg"
When man becomes W popular that cast-tron
shirts aro necessary luxury, tho thing becomes
rathur mouotonoua.
It Is reported In Now York TINT Mr.. L. J.
Jenniuga will Soon come over tr4lIn Englanl to
Join tho editorial stuf 0f tho lpBrfI.-EIehaHge
This IL a pretty long trip to takc for tho pur-
poso Ut Joining tho boys. Wo suppose they will
all take "the sQno."
"ueM Fnlnkltn, Jr,"-Tlo old saying,
"You will noyor sniss tho water Till tho well runs
dry" Ia, like most aphuEIsnis, fEuud. You WILL
n.iss tho water just as much, no mattor II tho
well IL full, providing you arc In tho front pow
of church on . hot Sunday.
Trlnce Pierre Honaparte, thnt cousin OF
Napoleon Ill, who married. a siousnstress, IL
said to be now so reduced In circumstances that
be IL living lu tho ulost humble mannur ut Yur-
sailles OH small plttancq FROM Prince Jorome
But In Bpite Of this unpleasant faot the Princo
Is As foAd VI Joke as ever, aud recently. whcp
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questioned by AT cx-p Duke who Is now driving q
st rrot- car In Paris, as ia how ho was f'xc, n.
rlIos1 tint limos wore pretty tough with him
but lila wlfo was 1ottlng nlonH aow-scw. Thu
cx-Dhko then lot 70 of tho hraso md tlr,yc On.
We nnticc TINT the current number of a
ChcnEN Illustrated pnpcr contnlns a portrait ~
Atr. Ninll.u, with tho wortls "Mnteh Him" I'm.
ttornchttl. II John +. Iinynlotld comes nlonp.
Mr., Ilnnc nnd tho ctlttnr will he speedily ac.
co,nmotiatctl. Raymond will match anybody ia.
frDn ccnta Nr to 500.
Father McNamara, who Is entlenv0rine fo
establish I'LL independent C,lthoiu Church In
1'rtK,kfyn, ins peculiar ttteha rcHaflttg NJ 10.
lxtons tunes, 1fo has hymns sung to tbo
"Wcnring Of thu Grcon" and "Tho E1ilo q,
1;rln." Ono Of tho rsnlms of David "a ia
"Yankco noos.lo." md nfoshor' tho catb Psalm,
ie sung 10 tho tuno Of "rnd,lies Fotoycr" Va
nrc surrrseti TINT tho reverend, gorltlc,non
shoull hnve overlooked tint ropntnr melody.
"Whoru VIVA Moses Whon tho Light Went Out"
We aro not posted rs To tho elements which
c1n1posp tho constituency OF tho Lancaster I'M
Ijxn'af'cr, but II tlfoy Gun stand tho following
which Is extracted from n rhris lpttGr to that
rat,gr. tIluy nro nt!ccA hardened. "a blonde
KnIt1o III tho pupil OF II steel bust's cyo" IA
something VIC l,nvG been In scnrch of for roma
tine. lilo letter says: "yortlra robust naturn
has remained singuarly SHY, unsoolnl. flo tatky
little. IIe soo1ns to listen Rrcnt tlohl,-t don't
knnw whether ho l,cAts much. tJard rs bis eyes
arc, hc Is gentle IN private life. tto not accent
his words fur truth. His eyes, which, like hIs
music, 90 to sayngo expression. go, too, like his
Music, Ms fur rs most penetrating tenderness,
sometimes his glanco softons rs II n blonde
Rt,uzc gradually fell on tho pupil Of n steel
bl,st's eye. Vur,li's sisoncc md notonless attI.
tulG make one Nrcnsy In his company
, 1880-04-12

TIlE small number Of ioQuacious latlics
who hnro undertaken to organize NIL tho work.
tngwo1ncn Of Chicago Into a co1peratlvo Gsso.
csation still continue to meet 0f Su,ltlny after
n,on and tnlk about thotr wrongs, but It Imp.
rcns somehow TINT tho rast nrniy Of femnle
s1arcs fall to coalesco ns they nro expected to
and tho movement doesn't seem 10 move much
4 few vol,tblc Communists Of both scxos intend
these meetings md urge tho ncccssty OF urgnn-
hinK to put down labor.snving machinery. hui
harc thus far fnilod to convince nny eonstlera.
hlo number Of worklngwomen that tl,clr contlt.
tion md prospects would DO improved By 1ol1,.
1ilg tho blntherskitc crowd Of which Kcaruoy
Parsons, nnd 1fcAulEtlo aru samples.
, 1880-04-12
THE BoUTH AND THE CANDIDATE

The Philadelphia Record urges that tic
Democratic States Of tho Sontl, should take
into their own hands tic settlement Of tito
Democratic Presidential nomination. 1tcom-
plains that "tho universal disposition nn0ng
Southern Democrats to collccdo to tho North
the candidates becomes vicious scntlMen-
talsm II It permits tic choice OF batt can{li-
datcs. III tlle present condition Of Northern
politics, with sucll grcnt STATES rs New York,
rennsylyanln, and Ohio nursing the small
aunrrels OF ambitious men a,ld Incnpable oe
any Joint or generous action, 1t Is tho busl-
hess Of the united South to, Intervene and de-
clnra Itself Ill tic interest of tho country"
There il one Sense in which this advice Ia
very sound. II n Democratic candidate Is
elected, he must be elected by the South, nlld
wllntcver policy tho Administration lnay i'll
aug.1rats tie South will be responsible for.
The South contributes tho vast majority Of
tho Democratic party, md does the voting for
the party, In Congress anil out Of 1t.
The Nortl, only furnishes l1anEers-on, lfy-
Ing OIL the Southern Democracy by vlrtuo
of its superior check anu noise. Tllore Is no
good reason, therefore, why tho South should
not nanle the candlnte without any regard
to the North, since 1t Will have to do tho
real work Of electng him and will be re-
sponslble for hin. We seriously object,
however, to the main rcason why this should
be done-"hecaush 1t Is time that m end was
nade to sectionalisln" So long rs tho South
, 1880-04-12

MouSu EDWIN, II Burmese educated In
this country fur missionary work. loct.tscl III
1lAttfmor1 Inst week. Speaking Of tho dcp1ora-
bio condition nf wonlef, IN tho Enst, owing
mainly II peculiar religious conditions, ho snil:
tiirta III Ch!nu t!re believed IN hnvo no sn,ils,
and to kill them Is not murder, a1tl thcrcfnro
not to bu pl,r!she.a. When purcnts aro too punr
tn sl,rEurt tilo Fiji children thoy Urn disguised
vAls I'LL appointed oIlle:er goes thlruiYh village
and cnlleGts from I'uor pnrcttts all tho glrt
children they cnilnnt tl1rN f.Ir Wtcia they nt1J
Ulnt eight tlnys ol'l. liz hs ts,, lurgo llskets
nttachct t" tho ettls OF lH.snbtm pole md eluilg
over bis shoulder. Fix infnnis Nrc pIicett
nclKhGnEnE yl!nHe and exposes thon Tor snle
Mothcrs whn tle1trc to rnlsu, wives for their
nro tnken to tho GOyornnle,t ,lsy!tnls, Of which
there nEu it,stny ull through tho cnlntry. Ii
thero M room they Mru talsesl In. II not thGy nro
drowned.
, 1880-04-12
CHINA AMI RUSSIA

1ho !ose'sn atspaleAcs report TINT tne lus'
SIM Aeet nus peeh oFttefcu into c'lieso
waters Win tho expectation tint Its presence
VIII a"o 1he teiestia's anti colilteract tho us
con''olicy Which tue reaetlor@ry party Is
galn'hg' 10 the manifest dallger OF Europeans.
30 1ar as alarming tie chinese with display
OK Kusssah "af-scssels Is eoncerlled, there Is
httlo prospect OF sery extensive scare, In
asmaoll 's 1io chinese iieet Is qillte rs stronF
" hot stronger thaii t!lo knsslnn; and was
recently shown NY tic London Times to be
even Stronger III some respects. especially it,
i'ght-asaIt vessels carrying heavy armhments
70 t'le English. Tho moral effect of tho
!sass"h leet would also to certain extent
be countosactel py tho British fleet Which
wou1a DO certh!n to follow It, nild would rep-
resent fower Which IL friendly to Chlnn,
Agalh, u Is questionable whether the pro-
posed display OF Russian strength on tho
EASTERN sluo OF China ID 30 nllcli Intended
10 lhnuehce her III her relations to
the other European Powers, US to Ill
ti'nlttHte lias In her operations OIL llcr
western frontier. One thlug Is cor
latn: Russla aiMl China lIavo Mt lust mot In
Central Asin, a11d Russia, contrary to all
!lur expectations, finds China In u belIigcreMt
altitude, ind not only disposed to fight, but
reAtly to fight, which is the last thing that
lsussia wants to TO ut present, In view Of her
Internal dlssenslons, f,er financial colnpltca-
ttoiis, a1i the uncertainty of her relatlol.s to
England aild Germany.
The threatened collision between China
mud Rasala Inns developed d worry important
View Of tho formers resources US u military
power. So fur from being III condition Ut
, 1880-04-12

SoME excellent reading will be fo,lntl In
tho collection of sermons which NO print this
morning. Prot. Swing. ut the Central Church.
hnd for his subject " Thoughts OH Num-" n,oro
especially with reference to hts origin and
ancestry, and maintaining that tho human raco
is oiso raco In lts origin, and God Its only All.
ccstor. "Ilow to Make tho Hest Of Sunday" was
this question considered by tho 1sov. Drouko
lfcrford at tue Church of tho Messiah. and l,o
thinks tho bcat wAy Is to huyc Sunday pru-
toutad and presorycl-by lnw II necessary.
The 1icv. Il. D. Sheppard, Mt Graco
Methodist Episcopal Church, preached In
the cvontuR about Docks and Rentlng": and
tho itev. Dr. Goodwin, at tho First ConXrc-
H1lttonal Church, continued his courzo ot sermons
nn tho Future Statc, in this discourse trcntfng uf
"Tho Recognition Of Frionds-the Gloricil
uoIr."
, 1880-04-12

JouN @. 6lIERwlN, member OF Congress
froln tho Rockford District, whoso nanto docs
not appear III tho ltBt OF nlcInhers voting on tho
bl to rctr.ovo tho tAxcs on suit, prnt-papcr. md
trot to rise und explain. THO Rockford Journal
says:
nocs bIr. ehcrwln, mombcr OF Congress, bc-
Hove tho !ntluulieo uf tho two hDuvy papor lARn-
ufncturinx eunlpunica nuAr Ills hume III kane
County Ut Moro Importance to him tlan tho
thirty.ly0 newspapers Ut tho dfstrlot2 W.
|llXe l,o tops. by hts ItNlglng tho yotG Tor put
ling prInt-p pA{Ur, and tho r1IW mNtprlnl for lta
lnanllfuolute, on tho frc0 list.
Il has been Btutod shut Mr, Hherw!n WIS homo
on u v!sit Whom tho yoto WIS takcu, II 10, 1t
would ho wlsa for hin, to make Tho fact known,
and a!so to explain hts position on this important
question. IIe is the ouly nluu,bcF Ut Congress
from Illinois, outside OF ChioagO, who IL thought
to lie in favor OF the tax on knowledge.
, 1880-04-12

MASSACHUSETTS witlsurcly declare against
tho third tcrrn Mt the State Convention to bp
held tt,Is week.. Tho Nostnn 1tirertiSer tOrnnt
orKan> admits As much, and sItys:
Tho Ednnntts Delegates hnyo tho lend ur to
If ttoy stnl,l coitroi tho ciofcu Of ticicgics to
Chcut5n. tho considerations prevailing thoro
might lnnkc It necessary 10 net frl,M Il motive
drnnt's lAlnG luw IL III tho list Ut candidates, Ills
llanlo Is. cGrtntn to 10 Withdrawn II It should
nppenr before tho bHlot'nE TINT It ig less likely
thnil lt,y other,
, 1880-04-12

AN explanation OF ll0rutlo Seylnoar's
seeming strength in his OWL htale is furnished
Inn dispatch from Utica showing that 11lden
nas bcet playing ono OF his doep ga1ncs II, that
soeton. lilo has 'uauaKod tho machine 80 suc-
ctsfully that nsny of tho Delegates yotod for
Ut tho pF'mMF1es ~ Seymour mon aru tlrn, sup
lsostess OF I1ldcn. tho Intelligent voter being d.
selsva W ballots 6cating tho legend, 4'Fur
1'rcsitent, Horatio Seymour" whrn IN fuot t4e
n"tncs Ut tho delegates wcFo oil &hoso Vt rildeu's
sura supporters. Not doubt u entertained by
T1ldcn himself that he Will control tho ByFaot1st,
Convention absolutely, debating tho resolutions
anu Instructions 70 ~ 10 make tinl muster Ut
Thu situation #hethcr hu reInatns u candidate or
Nu$. Thuro II little doubt Vt tho
exclusion of alt coEtesttn9 Tu1ul,nuy dclcga.
tIons W tho htuts Convention, It!tleu's plum bs.
,pg to hold Tho District Conventions Ut Nv lato U
day ~ 70 lesye john Kelly very utt!o ti,no In
whioh to oEEanize fos hoasilttivs. T1ldea Is rep.
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resented aa being equally confident of control
ling tho Cincinnati Convention either for him
self or for tho man whom ho rnny .tcsignntc, but
he ID undoubtedly nervous about Seymour,
whose written dcciLnatlon ho earnestly Hollclte,
Though In win, ns tho aaEc Of Decrlcld declines
to decline at TlIdotl's request.
, 1880-04-12

ALI. the Republican Congressmcn from,
Wisconsin arc candidates for reelection and tho
prospect now Ia that they vii! all bo rcnolI.ateI
and reelected. Mr. Williams, OF tho First Dts
trfut, has been cssht years In Congress, 7lunger
thaa either Of bis colleagues and, although his
district Is full Of excellent Congressional tinl-
bcr. there h ecnoral dcsiro auaonG his con-
atitucuta 10 see him continued. He Ia Blaine
, 1880-04-12

SENATOR LOGAN has returned to Illinois
from Washington IL onjoyn brief period OF ml1cl,-
needed rest prescribed ty his physlolnn. Iio ls
not much Inclined to tulk politics, hut expresses
himself well satstlctl to rc1nn!n III tho Senate rs
worker, aud as not wishing tn bu ahelyca l,y
nomination md election III vieo- -prcstdont OF
the United Stntcs
, 1880-04-12

sO TRlkUNlL: MONDAY.
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purely personal R,ul In accordance with tho
tlicta,es or onc 1ndIyfdunl.
II tho Liberals Ind obtained n lnrga nla-
iortty In tho lnst. election Tiny woult prul,
nhly encounter many serious Obstacles 10
their Parliamentary success, With a,ich
nlniority 1t would 10 dlnlcult, md fl ,nn,,y
c;lsrs impossible, to prevent SONIC Of their
representatives in Parliament from following
their avn personal opinions rather tl,a,,
my general party pulley. Having onty Il
ainali majority, this Is not likely to l.aplpn
Tho Opposition bcinr so stroug In tho new
Parliament, It will l,e reccssnry that each
Lfbcrnl member yiel.! his own opin!on to tho
party 1,rogrnm. Tho election proved tint
tho Libcrals wcro realty md willing
III mn emergency to sink their differences for
tho common good, Sl,cl, emergencies II, tic
next, Parliament will frequently a,isc, aud
tho saule yielding of tuJliytdunl uptuton by
Liberal members will bo Indispensable, I'M
less tlloy desire to break III their party mi,
to make a now election necessary. 8.
The greatest differences n,nong tho Lib
erats llnvc so far bcc,, principally us 10 tho
conduct of foreign nftntrs, Reforms anl
changes required by domestic Interests find
greater unantmity of opinion among them.
Possessing 10 much practical antl skilled I'll.
formation regarding these interests a,nong
their Parliamentary Representatives, It IS
hardly posslblu that their legislation for honle
affatrs can DO other titan jut!!clous. 4 rapid
decrease OF tho vnriesl evils which oxEst
throughout the United Kingdom may be ex-
pectct. 1t is probablc, also, tint tlloy will
bo ablu to remedy, Mt m early tlay, 1ln,.y
misforluncs brought upon India BY Corr
servatiye rule, rs tho Engltsh,ncn most exno-
ricnccd In 1ndian affr1rs nre to bc found in
tlleirranks.
Tie greatest difficulty encountered by tic
Liberal Administration will probably be
found In tho conduct of those Affairs abroad
which were left unfinished by tho Conscrya-
lives. These will test the strength of the
Liberal pnrty to tho utmost, and 1t not
brought to satisfactory solutions viii mnko
Its lease Of power of short duration. Ell
glishluen aro undoubtedly willing to I'LL
, 1880-04-12

1Ti1EY claim n citizen l30 years of ago Mt
Lafayette, Ind. III view OF tho fl,ct that tic bus
voted thu Republican ticket eyur sislce tho u.s.
sasitlhtlon Of President Lincoln. And that, IN wis
dom oosncs With agc, h0 Is probably opposed
to third term, VIC ilro inctIuctl Ia atllult tho
possibility Of this tough yMrn bying true.
, 1880-04-12

pnouAnr.Y the most unhappy man In WASH
fngton on Wednesday, last Wis Congressman, T.
v. neustcr, oE tho Fourth WIscoi,sn District,
when ho learned that tho City OF Milwaukee Ind
giycn a 1tcpubltcan majority Of 1000. Mr. Dcu-
stor n,.rnnred to himself: "Why do curly rusos
fMdc? alsl why must tho mnn who represents
whit WIS once tho banner Democratto district Of
tho State atop down nlsl a,lt?" Int 3lr. Dc,lster
cnn console himself with tlie reflection that when
n Republican succeeds him In Congress hg hHs Il
tlno fortune md II daily piper to full buck on.
, 1880-04-12

THE statement Just published Of the ,lun,-
bos Of paupers In England, exclusive Ut lunatlcs
In asylums ind vagrants, during january last,
SHOWS that a tu1s, for tho botteF has takcn place
jtl tho rclut lists, whom compared With tho ear-
fuspouduy period OF tho previous year. Tho
fIuulber of paupcra steadlly lncreasod ~ suul-
mcr passed Into winter, but tho increase Il now
very much undor TINT which prevailed fow
utnnthR nan.
, 1880-04-12

"A NEW locomotive has boon built for scry-
leo on tho 1lounti- 1lronk routo between rhlln-
delphta and New York which Ia, expected to
haul Il pusscngor-fraIn frpm ono city tn tho
other In an hour and Il hnlf, or ninety n,Iles la
'nlNoty minutes
, 1880-04-12

A Tow-noAT left st. Louis for Now Or
leans ycstortiay with burgess .c,ntalning 10000
bushels Of corn, the freight MI which amounted
to $4,000. It would cost something over twice
that sum to hive transported tho same quantity
OF grain to tIle-wator by rnii.
, 1880-04-12

a SUFFERING people Will he rojolccl to
learn TINT there IL hut ono hat,4. orRnn 11,ill,l-
flcturer In this country, and hts resources aro
on1y ctluNl to two ursglns II week. Iie s6on,s to
ls just now concentrating his energies on tho
Great West, with Wow to Keeping its mllsical
tlYtps fully cultivated,
, 1880-04-12

Sr. Louis liaa stiuk-fuetorfps TINT caual III
variety md powur aby that Chiehgo }las over
known. Tho vt. t4oaa I,oniorin1 Company hnvo
plncc'l their stou- -fnutory just outside tho city
limits. md tho corporation under thu cntr1tct
now rtinniuE hls ITO plwcr tn intcrforo With It.
nr oyon withhold supplies OF mnterinis having II
lntcntcapacty to produce SMELLS THO Ut. Louis
llol,t- Dcmoclut snys:
IT tho ftlustr!o,ts public servants who hayo
matle tho contract wciu to shnw themselves
ehirFe of private employment thoy wnnltl 10
looking for Il nuw sitilAtisthIIcfOro sunset.
III tho mnttcrof e0ntruiliny nntsnnces, ns IN
cyory other respect. st. 11!s Is nbullt ton ycnrs
hchh1 Chicago. Thnnka to M ot]icfont Health
0i11ccr, md tho energetic actiom ut vtHfInnt citf
xclts the sn1olls TINT usetl to tnako Chicago ono
of tho inost ptofunB cities 1T tho UnLUn huye
bccn almost entirely suppressed.
, 1880-04-12

In order not to conflict with The Demo-
crAtic Convention, which meets In st. Paul May
10 tho Minnesota Republicans, who ind chosen
that date, havo ohnnRctl 1t anl wilt hold thor
Stato Convention IN tho nth instead.
, 1880-04-12

Delegates to ChteaKu, aiid thoro Ia not u sup
porter of tho third torn among thoM. Frou
present Indications Massachusetts will drive tho
nall hume this week and Now Hampshire will
clIuch It In htay.
, 1880-04-12

HIATT, the colorcd pedestrian who won tho
rnco Which closed In Now York Saturday night,
making tho longest distance On record for six
duys, receives $1,000 for his stnro Of the 8Rte-
ulrilcy aud ktnkea,
, 1880-04-12

/; 4 MOVEMENT Is Oil foot to dig II railway
tunnel under tho St. Lawrence River at Mon
trcal, and notice has boon Kvcn TINT application
for a charter for thls purpose Will be made ut
tho next session of tho Quebec Legislature.
, 1880-04-12

The adoption Of the constitutional ansend-
ments In 1nd|ana by lnnjorlties ringing from
15o00 to 5000 Is Indicated by tho rct.lrtls thus
far received from soycnty-tive counties.
, 1880-04-12

It Is believed TINT Prince tiortschnkoT Ia
On bis dying be,l. IIo was visited By tho Czar
last eycning anl Ills two Sons have bcci! s,1nl-
moucd to 1T. Petersburg.
, 1880-04-12

Nit W. 7. Rooms, Mayor Of Quincy, ILL.,,
and most worthy ns,d excellent public officer,
died I'll that city ycstcitlay At tho age OF II.
, 1880-04-12

uoRitAst, Of California, who boiled tho
Republican rarty in tue lust stato election, ant
who hutt previously dono m much lie a,ly nun In
tho Stato to brlng tho purity intn dIsrepute, IL
now Nh enthusiastic thlnl-tcrm boomer,
, 1880-04-12

COUNTING out the men who llnvo received
fnvora from Gen. nr1tnt and those who expect
fay0rs frtn him II nominated. tho thlrd-tcrln
boom has not corparuls guuttl Of followers In
Chicago,
, 1880-04-12
MONDAY, ApRlI. 19, 1850.

A QUAnl.Er about some waslltubs between
two st. Louis mon ycatertlRy resulted fn ono OF
the parties bolny shot dcAd by thu nthor.
, 1880-04-12

Tho consequence, is tho demand for T}rtish
fabrics Is yenrly decreasing, p1d THUR plac0 Ia
9oing supplied By .Alncricnn n,anufueturcs.
Grny shtrt!ngs hRvo been Imported Into Chcfuo
ties: IN 1s7+ s8, ,an pieces; III ls75 Jt7,5D paccs;
!. RR ls! III 90 ls PIECES ~ is ' phSSrs; "
pcr cent lcaror, nro driving English drills out OF
the markot. Inst year tho Imports to this port
were respectively: Engish drills, ls,7:| piccns;
Ut pieces: ot An,eriuan, b0,t4 p!oocs.
Tho british imports into Ch!nn woro nearly
stationary during tho ronr ycnrS In ,iostion, aft
or falling in 1871 fr1n Ia, Oh, oil to If
now tho American Congress should put dis
crlmEuHtitlg duty OIL rice, mud China should re-
taliato by II duty on tlnur, cotton, ind woalen
goods, tho United stntca might loss Il hundreds
fold moro III trade than thoy could possibly gnll.
, 1880-04-12
TRIBUNE I}ls4tNCII OFFICES.

TIE CnfeAuo Tn1pCSE has established hrnnch
ofirek for tho rccotpt VI subscriptions IND nycEtss-
u1e.lts ~ follrnB, ......
NEW tONK-1toom % Tribune building. +. 7. Me-
FArrEN, Manager.
GlAHGOW. Rcollnnd--Alnn'a American Nova
Aenncy. II Nentlci-At
LONDON. Eng--Amcfican ExcharSe, 40 9irRnd.
HENRY +. Gri.E,IG, Agent
MA91tlNl3TUS. H. C.-f1t1 + street.
, 1880-04-12

Iilo lha1''c men, from present appearances,
VIII ahvo ihattefs all tho.r own way NJ tho Iowa
stato convention next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JOURNAL to'"',t oroa")'
-" 1'eP". ss . -'.s . '"1"ss
anitn NJ anro onnns,tion non,pst tho ,,o,,;naA ~
Tim or onv ,,,nn for n thtrY, tcrn-D,}row r",,
mr., rr,Ju,c tnrn, wv
T., ~. 49, -, ,,,,. It,,
Ill !iilS olato "fahy tnere nlo MORO tnan
Republicans enough diEyCsted with tho mnchlu0
t,lu Keliy bot + from liz rcKtlar iei,ocrSsy@ nos
ALBANY .jo"rHa' thtpe
Tho 1tock Island linton, which Inns been
waycrinY botwcon tho sovornl Presidential cnn-
t1Idntes, 8con.s now strongly inclined to Dlaluc,
II = lato Issue Il ,prlpta q biographical skotca
AZ tllo Nepuollca's meeting IN ward p
Boston, to elect delegates to tho Stntc Conycn-
tiou, tho following resolution was adopted. with
naI ono % ussseiltlnG G yolco: "No thifa term. no
'E:Tu ETm,,n1s" - 'e'ooa'' ol'o's"' o"''in" OF
-. A.. n.,.,,
AT tno meeting or tho Republican Conrcn-
ton IN Mnrlon County {1owa} to select delegates
:" au , p.',o .o. tno.o masn urans
=" nr,,t.a IA Mtfn, r. II tbn ~ prcS1nnnW fnr
third acknowledgement Guzestc tlsep,
The lInynnn fS[nsn1, Cou11ty. Ij1,) T2cr,,th.
1lcuu btDu1s for tho Hon, James Mccartney, Of
Fairfield, Wayne County, for Attorney General,
and quotes from various pnpors in d1llorent
parts of tho Suite TINT .lre supporting him:
;r,,s ~ @ YGa y ana
inftntry. - A' 1>s 0~'@a'~e''@'s 1'''''''
, A cn,,ynss of Presidential nreferencns al
a., ,7.''s,. y. 1v,aa.... ~
tno " m'sS"su gives tneoS ~ nkntes'
y, ,,',,' ~" o, ~, ot' "seuln, ~ enc.na'
IT., ~ n'yts ~ W naHe, q
HhG sN!os o. tao asi'an staaients nse soqindea
III ihe ioreGoliaB, aaV nre a!viaeA tnna: Hl!!lno
;H9., ;n nslstit; III; eMp masousao' eo' nnernl~ns u
A't"ea . ,,,'la1,, a''a ,s's ssa' eaou'
,vrtas This jI, ro.,orl tn noltfcs. !" I nm :;
,,ia.,,a ~ ,r"5 a,, st,,os ,na,, t,.a m
my intercourse With people hero havo never
yet met with II ttljr(]-tertncr Only tho strong.
eat slsuciOus tlliti tho Dpulpernuy tncan ;lovil-
incut would riyo tic thtrG.terIn business any
shsw In this couutry.a-jFhct;fno 1iY. vi ii.
tritiGencer. -,
r., tho t,,uron.,on ~ Tin f,n,a,.,o,. uon,t.
, 1880-04-12
AAiUS.ENtEN

I1ootey'a Theatre.
HAndotn atrc0t. between Clark md In Sa1tn. En-.
en1omcnt Of lobsou md Crane. "Ehnrps md Flats"
, 1880-04-12

SOME Of tic California members of Con-
gross propose to put II duty oil Chinese rice.
Deforo this Is done It will 10 woil to notice that
there nrc sone other cu1nnlurenl lntorcsta to 10
consulted. Tho export Of Hour from Cultfornin
to China Is large mil increasing In 1877 It WINS
173s5 tens; In 167S, 20,5T; md last year, 015
NIL Of which enters free Of duty. In tho four
years ending l677 there was I'M equally signiil-
cunt tncreHso In tho oxpottnton Of American
cottons to China. The following tAbio Of I'm
ports OF Amorcan goods IN given by tlls l3rttsh
EQtlaul ut Shnughln In lila rfnnrt Tor 1AIa: