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Miscellaneous.
rT,O RENTFOURTH FLOOR OF IS AND 10 LA
i Snle-st, one large room, we'll lighted, with or
without power; has elevator. Inquire at the above
, 1880-05-09

L
having greatly Increased our facilities for manu'
1acturtnG and handling our immense business We art
now prepared 70 Ill orders shorter tine and mors
SATISFACTORY We make shirts it, OF reliable goods
superior workmanship. and at reasonable prices Me
Keep constantly on hand full line Of stock shrs IN
al stxes. nnd ranging from 81 TO s. each
Best 4-plr linen liars, In all the newest shapes I'd
each. or s. per dozen.
Best 4-py linen cuffs SIC, or3 pair for H.
SUMMER pndershirts md drawers, ac. sc. and T.
az NKa! nude and serviceuble.
~ II yon want full value for your money In fa'
u0ble goods
, 1880-06-30
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Sptetak Utspdteh to The Chicago Tribune,

1iUrrALo, N. y, juno 2O.--A convention ne
muslc-toachors In national association opened
IN this city THU morning With larH8 attendance
Ut delegates. President n, F. lrlce, Ut Ol,crl II,
t.. presided and tlcllycnAt MI Interesting n!-
tlrrss nn tho pr,gress that hus boon made III
musical culture lu thls cnuntry. Dr. a. T.
Chester Principal Of tho Fcmnle Academy In
this rIty InAd0 III! address of wosaoine. During
tho, dny. iunhnr Ut pnpers wore rent! ~
yHriuns iel cHntca from abrnlltl, and wGrn warmly
discussed. W. +. llenth, President Ut thu
ln.,!ana RtatG Mns.o-Tc!!ohcrs' Association:
rSa nre,e @ fss'y sc on tho n 1oon his tnn Of nu @
th!t subject brought Dut II srOoch from t)E ".
y. u. Matthew's, Of ChlcaKo. Mr.. W. H. Ehcr-.
wthnl tho pianist. spoke for upwards of un h0dr
OF MMsa unl lts Relation. L, Plump Playing"
Thls afternoon plum rec!tnl was given " mr.:
sherwood. Of liostop. md Mr. kOGenttrgor, u
recital this uysnlng.
, 1880-06-30
WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY SHERMAN.

Special uhpateh to 1ls Ehtedeo Tral4ne.
WAHItn0rOS, II. G.. ]ln1 .N.-Sccrctury shcr-
mum since hiS return from bis short vacation
trip IL represented ns takins tho results If the
ChFenKE Convention very plIilosnphtcnlly unl
cflnly. ffo discusses thu Convention with
thaso who cal ttI,nn htn without nny npparsnt
ffc!'ng. 1t Ia known, lnwovcr, tllat sQ1nc Of his
0htA friends scutn to hnvo t,,BIrtl themselves to
entlcavnr tu e0nyIne0 Secretary Sherman that
he wus So out ut ChcaRo. rhls is rapnrtesl to
hnye been tho burden ur Gov. ne,Hls4,n'A story
10 Secretary Sherman, AMI 1t IA als sntl by rpr-
Sons y poyftlGn ~ Kty that iita,.st'n Gflutgc4'
t;nv. Foster with tistGyA!sy II ShurIHAn. Gov.
l>enn{sln NecNNl lanc4t Sternnn On hts ten dug,
tTpu tho rovClluc cutter.
INDIANA.
Secretary Thompson. Nf tllU Nnvy Department,
Ia very ctH1!lheht that thu Republicans will
rry ndlaua i!o !axes h. oplnon "pon tle
that Stnip, thHt tic naMurtlo purity In ilttpn1,-
nlar, tho Narnhllcnn extremely pnpIlnr, and
th,tt thy Detnucnts fsitvn greAtly icrGaxn thnIr
ful nut 1T tho stIle Supreme 'CnIrt overriding
tiio VII # tho people aril providing for nn Ooto-
Acknowledgement peycna. too, alnoo hisreturn
to Washington hua expreasol himself ns worry
EoiM icrlll,y ut1tong tho Republicans whoM 10
mot oil hia rocont knrthern trip.
MAti0NE.
4 ylrxinia Ncah,ustor who was here to-day
rcpresrHts Gen. siA1.nne. Srnator.eltet, ~ very
Mlisch dissatisfied 1T tue conduct nf aflnira III
c!ns!nl!aa! espccnl!', because lan!cls. 4t VIZ.
1t tho Convcntion. Oen. Mahoi,o il tto ra'9itaI
I'D I;j1Me wha9gu{fBlen rStuH}ApIt H',a: while
Muhone wo,aid nut snpp'rt tho 1luts,t,erntio
tlckSt fln :|la say that 1t present no horu 1t 10
se soes feeiinxs ftsia; ~ 81 tho h"Es noupGoi 9Gen
prc1s VI Vlrginla.
, 1880-06-30
WAT'r1sIsSON,

ror,oy,,,y u, I'm, % HThn nor,,cr,,v ~
I"u1Ssl"ht' hstt sn"e .a'Ta"u l'tnoetAoy vi
tho city tfr1t4ht ratified the C'ncnhntt nam1nn'
items. THO meeting was III tho cOurt.lfpuse
nc,mocrots n Elre.,yorss n,,,s,c mn, .nens nU iv
nvnott.s. , 'Nus'e' ~. 49," sis"@ms .'' "
prominent party lcaders wore INC teatufes oE
wns exnrctc, to 1,c present, u,,t wl,o ID nut at
tLO civ, ernt tho fnltosy,t,Q letter:
IMLJ T. ii. CuSien1nn. Chairman. una tle Mem.
lrrs II ihs i)snIot,in Ersru;fTc fS,tnfniffcs-iiEN
TrrWry: rcrrrf tint If wifi int bc posst,fu fi,r
MD ts jOi, ,,1y Doiupcs4ltiu fe3ow.c}tIzclle In
tl,oir fnytheuti,tnv ratificufton meeting. f:rt.
9nuo1ucnts it,,por,styo In thoir chnrlotnT cali ito
, 1880-06-30
POLITICAL,
IOWA.


6pttfat Dtspafth to The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RArIrs Juno eo.-Lettcss nrc fl exist.
cnoo written last winter BY Congressman
Ttonpaoh q. this Flfth) district to Grconl,ac'<.
rrs Mt Marcpgo, promising to vote for the
weaver ptll. Thompson ola!n1s iRnoranconf tho
cnntcnts Of tho bill, ntBo. thnt tho bill wns
changed aftcr tho letters wero wrlttor. nuforo
tho lGttcss c9mo to light hls nomination VIA
greatly dissatisfied with bis COURSE, and move.
Met .. IL 19einS e e rnt N some stawar
TINT tho Convention will e held Juiy i, and thnrs
Is too llttlo tlnio to work tho oasp u9.
, 1880-06-30
HELD FOR MURDER,

slHe1dt UNp1lFfH 10 TIC Chtfu90 ITbNNS,
PHILADELPHIA. .junn ML-Tho rDportcl brrest
for iuslrder Of two nlnn VI Ouunispf, Colo, al
Robert breckenridge, lato reporter on Tho
throatelc-iifra of this city, pr0ves to be tru
for in lcttcr 10 bis snothcr h0 ps,tcsts hls I.-
noccnec, md usKes hor tu semi him usslatar,ce
AR65ottpara III 5lEl;lHw, H,r rbomaa J. Lister AMI
try uta ~, sye . hn Thry t,nk with tho'n Iotfers
from thu etty uttnln!s tnd Il Nttlntrr Of well.
khnwn uii txcns teslfyIng 10 his g,Nul ci,aractcr
public inoelinH wHa heki Inst evening III Wsst
1httAdetpfla. ut Wh!ch resolutions ill0rslnE his
chmr!letGr wurE passed mud stEua tuken Id b8lu
hlpI III his necessity. 'F
, 1880-06-30
In Case Of Ills Detcnt, a Trinngu-
lar Fight for Ascondcncy
Inevitable.
Secretary Sherman Predicts Ger
tain Success in Indiana
in November.
Gcn. Garfield Isurlcnel with n Very
Extensive Correspond
cnCe,
Watteraon Sends Gushing Letter to a
Louisville Democratic Meet
iug.
INDIANA,

TIsR gTArE cExTnAL pEMttCltAr1o ooNN1TrRE-
BILL. ES1lhaiE's AMBITION.
aptetas Dlspatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd 1un0 :9.-For several
t1nys tho question whu shnIlltl sluc9e1 william
II. EnRlsl, ns Chnlrmnn OF tho 1)crnocrnttoStata
Committee hns teen tlrler discussion nn10lg
tho t1luEl1's Of tho party. ansl, us result Of It,
tho feeling nbtuins that Mr.. English bad hotter
retnn tho position hl.nsnlf Thu nnly thing III
tho way IL tho rrHpricty Of Vicc-prcstIcntial
candidate aetlng In st,ph cnpncity, hut It Is
arx,,ed tl,ut. lis hs Will bo held responsible for
tho ynniu with tho rune. especially as tho POSI-
tlon WIS Klven HIN hofOrt hfs nomination
IT, 1T c;rcinnnt Mr. EnTlSee ts not ayerso to holl
deem It advisable. md sn meeting ut tho CHnt"
mitteo is 70 he called sext week 10 settle tho
matter dctinltly.
THE v1cE-rsEs1nEsCy.
The report that sinrrlsnn, Of Illinois, coultl
have hatl tho nomination ferr Elcc-rrcailont il
ho wOtill hive takeu It Ia denied by the friends
Of Mr: Enx!!sh who elalm that T. w1s sctt!.l IT,
Til!D,1 TINT Whgtlcr tho luttcr were nominated
Or not. English should 10 sccn1M on tho
i StsS r''t larti ~ tho frie,sls Of Sonator Mc:
tpnnisl, which tho senattr hts,sclf tnes mt hes
itNtc to nl!lrn. TINT hs Eoult hnso bud the sec-
r!cd ly EnElistIs friends for tho Rntno reason.
However this snny he, 1t Is certntn thAt English
%ns IN y, wlss srEr''sfoa " a ~ m"n,n,l9
e shrewi i,1s'ncss politis|nn. sinse tho III.
drieks, Yoorhees, ] IN md Sci,onall ~ say that tho
former ro!Nt!ons Of theac gentlemen
AltE NOW FULLY RESTORED,
and TINT Tho tnk Of IL quarrel Is ldlo and silly.
sspHE n4Eo 81 ne M r1 fer eyes,y %s Z,
lcalnil*y, for II Ifnnenck WIS elected Hendricks
w0uiti have n .Cnbtnet position. whfta tfcDonnt,l
would ~ 1nck to the Eenulc. Thus All would be
nrNrIcl fnr,
, 1880-06-30
ANOTHER NOROlA,

sDtefal Dtspdteh 10 The Chicago 1ftbuna.
MILWAUKEE, juno su,-A Wnsnan uau,ud Vim
Kirk h'1s hecn nrrusted hcre On suypiutpu Ut
poisoning her Btepmothor and brothor, Tho
eteptuother wlta buried svynrul weeks Nxo, her
death having been ynry sudden. Tho nun died
!nst wock. Various circumstances havo tended
TO Ar9us9 tho susp!cfon Of tue Coroner TINT Ats,
Yhn hirk had palhouttl hem with tho object nt
being xa4ulizctl ,4ll the supposed ,nTtiuruss viii
ttninln ~ custody. The EAu,e OF tue ducoaxGd
partlpA Wa4 i4.Aty.
, 1880-06-30
KILLED NY THE CARS.

Special Dhpafth n 1hs CAttdoo 7fibWnt,
GnANp ltAr1Ds. Mich, june :T.-At Frultrort
yesterday, while tho way.frolght OIL the Cblcn4o
s. West Michigan ltaiiroad wis switching trox-
car-hncking unto awltcti-cn which were thrco
men, -ConLuct,,r Fny, Il brakeman llntnct NRtl-
elfT twho recently emo IN tho rond from tito
Grand Trunk. and whom llrst nnmo and history
arc not known, a,il ,nnother brakeman nns1,cd
Fred rny, whose homo Ia nt Flnt.-tho enr
turned over In some unaceuitrtahia manner,
or thc t"tr lust o. IL tell, mud fefl u,ar 1t. Etoth
were 10 'rbly crushed, bit nllve when tnket1 oi,t
from II ulcs tho rnr. 1lndelif4 died last night,
ard Fay ,a mt expected to lIvcthruuKh to- night
Conductor Fay escaped unhurt.
, 1880-06-30
CHICAGO,

THE YOUNG MEN 0ItaAxfz1ka.
Ameot'ng Of tho ltcpblican young men Of
te tn ,.onSt,,t IN rnrero,,co to t,o rorn,ot,om ~
ms ~ s"asa'. . u. ,,.,'s ~ ,1 y,
uaeela ana , Af.nnr I'll. cNaes ~ w. INC 7 wa1's @ ot
olso. rhnrn ,rns n ,arvc uttcntlancc. md n mi
nr tho wnr,,a shn,rn1 int most ~ thn,n warn
VI .ao 'A''s- 'AAS 4S7' Va 'uo'A' "sAo
rho meeting was called to order by c. ".
Wuod,nun, who stuffed tho object or tho mcct-
Inn ,vhnronroy r u ,tut.ou ,vns a.,1o1 n ,ho
c at ro r. ~ ~ VsG,s VIZ a}
y,tet from whist It nGsarsd tta. Ncpgtean
T93 %n,S ;b"t "u +, i d ~ Wy Havcrth Hs ~ H. rM
VII Emxn i ~ s,d .hg i9irc @ Wnrt3ss TX ug.o @
,,s ~" ,,, ,yot.. @ VIII ano shur
Z, W" y t Wene uunk eHeGsire WnrK.
INIT tS rnrnatinn g NJ ~ nranntzntio, w n
nMr f' ~ tne s & &1"n9 M9s n Gaf,o!a ao ,ft AZ
IL nyea " ~ the Tuns,, W.T., nhicutaI =,
liz sss. nss" ~ H. " EpIIi! Gtuo latn0r
ay hars q ane yet IL, W. oa Pt ~ T fn
c.nd Wr t,;at ,uI; ,9t ne119 ssr!skon W. IL BE-
nunns uMtii sw"n', ~ ',,,.a ~, ~ ~ ~
$nd 5 isI g " II tSs ~ sSe enemy
j; !: XySry. 4 tl.o ijssc,.ta viii. ssil he un-
Indus nsto II, nr@n,,,7m II" sontod Mt" ~ 10 ant ",
iirat, aud mnyed that tho meeting doolnrS ia Ii.
fayornf forming Young Mems Central Gur-
field and Arthur. itopntiloan Club, tho objoot be-
81, ,'f 5ss;si% fc!!Ss$, sftss SSah ,Se mo;
tGe work II orSaSiznT s WIS praeSe tts' VIII. anu
az. .f. ',I!,., oI, .. tho anirtons.h Hnr!i. moved
c"" Mu ,I"rt1 ~ rr,r cro n s,t. nt n,G from
saniTnt,, :" ~ nu'so na! unu S""h'e pun of
t,'sttmu 1im. ~ u,,e'. a.. n,,,r., ,,, -,
ust th9k kres seh 81 'a "e,1l t w yo;;t @ e
s',, ni,s9, w. Wanto't ~ seo u report to ~ nj.
!.., sat;n i,t ~ ms , :" .Mvnr or slHoty
H&nmi,,ai @ y %o ~ ~ nne agt snse 70 ~ r.
H. t,ss ~ th s:' ~ w!rc rUGu' +, LINN ny, II asa H.
.tn =. ues , ~ t"n sGeunu. MH1o Y !hEnrW h!kny
nMst" ,t soTay: w am ann4t. VIII at!eo Mnrri
~ s tu. ~ tHo shahnttCe ~ u!Enn!5ttl!Mi alhu
~ .n1 ~ report ah .no itspah,!unna IN
shN safnts t warns NUN 70 iNFth ella. That they
tnhht IN represented &h tnu proposed Central
t'nt,;; c,v,,. av,,,, .,,,...,.
o,lD f.n. .s.h CHttuissto;crs .istr,rt' ~ Ira nv
port wo1k hpHoc-
,yns ~ Hn,f sH,,,,t, G'oSea so'to d!sohsaiont and
, 1880-06-30

possible TO 70 through tho Erdt and rn'sc th9
Frustrated corn. IL In cin!ruei TINT fh,s r,ndr
impossible 10 employ .lAhorcrH nj rrnsnn4hie
r.ea to repair the canal. and hcncn ti,o nr1hk ls
still unrcpnlrct,, Tho fl0nrtl Of rhhlio Works
tho MI, cdtet will be rrr9trtl ns so0h as pnssl.
biz. II is eatncl tho loss In Butler County VIII
reach &1Q,QlQ,
, 1880-06-30

ttliies t'nl nndd arylinsry strep,ssnscs DO i.s
!tttnr sound; Int II n tonr hnart,nc n,lr.l,tHht
!. rrntc'l then thu R!Rss rihrHtts, and tho tI1,st
startling llolsca result, Elnss uf this ttescrln.
lion As lust bGe!l enntrivni In which, when n
Ut q KIP burns, the soutld nf = ,log pnrkiny Is
rrtKllicctl ahtnlQ tho strcct-doOr bo ntlet1e1.
Houses n.ay nbw 10 Rlartlod by mooha,iioat
, 1880-06-30
THE CENSUS.


HpttIdl DspaseA to The Chicago Tribune.
1Sn1AHAPDLts, 1ntl., Jt,nt ea.-Tho sipcrvtsnr
Of Eonsus for this t!atrint rers'rts that lndlut-
apnlIs has population VI s5tsf, being m In
crcaso of abont 10 per cent Ia tho rast ten ycnrs.
This IL fully ~ O00 less linn wHs clnIfncd. Tho
fuct In n!sI Developed that tho ,laRth ruth Ia
alGrnfngly larHn fur CITY that makes my clAtul
to healthFunesst
, 1880-06-30
Eight ~ Bevau.

HIHFUF Ts1%f :
History repeats ltsulf. We are "a hare thu old
cDMb!nAtlan-ey4t iO teyen-0vpr uxut!,, thus;
2t is:s:t.s1s vs.. f1:!s.9.9-ts:s.s y: s:s.s
9nd eyesybnly knows At whlcl. ext tremsty ut tho
fAualIAr fuFlANlu FlttntY peFrilus
, 1880-06-30

aafas 81 q KHs lG Il, ~ sps 9Th
s4y,E,l. nn4t With Itttlu InxCnMl1y eY,, singing
usmes might hs prsdurutl. Tho s4aI,,a .hlfatA
MtGokltux tn tke sizv Ut tho autu, the furoe VI
tho iiano, etc, f.n!nullnes tho soun.l Is Ike
rtmr; at htticta u ~ !nw lnttatl: scsnG1lNrs
IMPRESSIONS Gu, bs produced. ussus alus to cir. r.
, 1880-06-30

vontton, md. when asked what he thought Of tho
gathering. tntd:
"Tho Convention hni great mnny nhte men
III II. Therp wins an earnest desire 10 bring
about cn1nploto harmnny In every Areo-
tton, with tho ) exception Of fnw
who probably wero 10 wedttesf TO Mr.. TIltnn TINT
thoy felt TINT they must have him. Tho re-
snalnsler, however, scoplot to wear no man's
opliMr."
"And these woro milo tn smash tho mnchjnoH''
~ went ttowtl, as yntt hro nwarc, nn ear,icst
Soyn,aEr ,,nn knuw TINT, whito Mr.. Seymour
didn't whit tue nomination, or even tho prts1-
tcncy, ho wonll aoccpt the nomination II It
ca,no 70 him f., such share % to prron'.se har-
af knowledge Of aroat many little ihngs, .a,,d
iiut ha cn.,ii not say Ut. my
saaces, Gcea,,so thnt woala @ havs 'i beeS placing
hl.nsGlf n The M ''el. When 70. r. M MEln9't,nntl
HllHt,st every rersn1, hit when hD cA1nn out In
tlut letter, and sail fo wo,lll rather 90 to his
funeral tian 10 elected President hia tr!o,iIs
fst tsio sa @ ' ehsHp" esh1spsS ssynr i" nsr'es ea 5
which canso down With u hand, eatno to mo to
ssc knSM Yha eo tey YER t to q 81 I'M e a'
them ut once to nut I'll
Ihcltevcd HIN to be tho nnn that would har-
Unc ses hSsse !se f 5 icy to be o''en 5 II e 5
would 81 into tlle l'rcs'do1ey without any nll!-
a ws @ an s"Ss ts sr aas s as 2 fy e iSsl sy
cnult nut ,,p. The oljsetlon to Gon. fia,.cnek
saw as ~ IL iSK s aaaf reeEoa pe 9e .sos1 IL n
,nt!1,l q the military IN tiln rty authority that
1,ot fels Co. bis ob, henS ",!tsr @ ss s ,x s
ri % j ttsE,!,si, navssato ot eivii aa;t.ar!ty.
3furrts thftlgk1t Tint tho true ut,ltot WIS to
, 1880-06-30
nEEAT'JT.


Special Mspatth TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEuATuH, Ill.,, Jttlo ca-The cens,ts- tnkers
fur this city have atH''lt completed thntr work.
From, tho best Information olytnTuntlc tho pnp,,-
kut:: at over 1000 III tcn yours, Tic 1u,pliutfou
Of Macon County will tle something ntni 70 O0O.
, 1880-06-30
INnIANA.

f.ou1avlnLr, Ky, June aa.-Tho Democrats Of
Now Afbnuy, 1n!, nominated s. W. stockslaxrr
for congrcss. ueorKo A. nfckncll, tho present
iMe!1nocut, aud Jephthah Now, wcto his oppo.
, 1880-06-30

a4h VIkH6 HH THE CONVENTION,
6fuyot Harr,son ruturned homo Monday
mosnln&, ho having gons from Ciueuusti to
Lexington. KY, 10 see bis stepfathor, who W sg
yours of axc, und bus beun preaching II, onu
, 1880-06-30
HORSE STEALING,

Rasph Tullia IL Ut tho Cottugo Grove Station
charged with picking up Of, tho pra,rto sorrvl
mare, fourteen hands high, and Weighing about
~ p"ohas: whtch be soad for 50 10 joxeph Os-
lHsrn0, 0f Hyde Park An owner Ia wanted
Iu!!s IL ~ ycars Ut AgU, aud has worked frr
Wl!lAn 4. lennett, Of No DO Cottage UFuy9
avenue. '~
, 1880-06-30

Bptcial Dhpatch to 1hs Chteacn Tribune.
F0HT WAYNE, Ind, JUNE a,.-Ycstcrlay after-
MON Frnl,ees launcr, nxcl u. olllcst tnn9htcr
Of GuorEe lla,lncr, nf Pleasant Township, fell
fsuM Il tre1 where she wis picking cherries, lnd
was No bntl1y injured thAt shg died to-lny.
, 1880-06-30
FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED.

FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED.
HAnnlSNuitl, T.l.. Juno :D.-Two freight trains
cntnc In collision carly this morning Mt Peters"
burg. on the Pennsylvania Itailroah. Another
tre1uht traln with .Inlt, It, Crawford. engineer,
anil n. 4. Shrivcr. fireman. rln !ntn thg wrerk,
uni 10th men were Instantly killed. Thoy rU-
sided IN this city.
, 1880-06-30
STnEEl' uIi{TYra.


Thleyos 1t the corner Of Western avenue md
Harrison street yesterday forenoon snatchcA II
1rckctbook. containing smnl sum OF cast aud
Sofiio papesx, froM tho hand of bltss Floruuc.,
l.snnarsiso, of NJ. lg Fillmore street. Affairs
lorhu0t, II u sud.
, 1880-06-30
THE OLYMPIC

SPECTACLE as presented heretofore has gcner-
ally boon l.okcd upon III u luscious opportunity
by a1o1esennco, whsre fe.nnle lovulI'i ess. shnrn
of snuh convantionaltioa III sktrts. could tp
studied liz all lls u,laulating beauty. Pretty
fnccs, HrtccfN! figures. enptIyatlpg IleJhlngs,
eir. ctc., wprp tho attr.cHons. Un!zlyl IND
linrHes Mro s,othn3 II not original. They l.aSss
d!seMrt!e4 pgueuIcaivca i!0tIpns Of this ulH4s el
TINT shttlilh nluku them shlscr. "TLc tirccnl
ll%@A,oh" % th9 nan!e Of the pl1sc, yersion .!
plaocl il, ,truupo of feniulcs, Ea.,us, famlshed
spawned, Rngnlnr. Ttelr confortnRt1on4 aift,rd
curious a,sYtou,lcnl study. Whorethe lnan9yc.
naly can lou. Ii tha iiay :, Mtss Ky!
Faller cnacts vonbret pnrt' Murray that
l,,nl,. Th0ra nro attne vers0ty features IN tho
tllI... Thu ,noAt strking y, y specialist WIN
swallows ita.ntng whisky. no|ton lead. aud other
, 1880-06-30

Special DApaseA 10 1Ab Chicago 1nbunA
CEuAH HAiius. Ia, juaa sV.-Ihe potor{ous
horee-thief Nelson, caught ut Austlu, Minl,. is
nov III jul here, 1he Gfeeno County Shusttf
WI! iry 70 aAke hlnl to Ahalnosa Peniteutiary
Ll-tuurF0M.
, 1880-06-30

FOUND DROWNED.
6ptefal 0apaeh II The Chfedso Tfthune.
PEonlA ILL.,, June st'.-Wllilln sauptc, aged
=, WIS found drowned IN DR.. Jul1nsos bathing
pool Mt II o'cltck tn-tlnY. 1t II Thought ho fell
IN. lila homo fl nj te Onk. l., hut he was hero
undergoing treatment fur sore eyes.
, 1880-06-30
SYCAMORE. ILL.,

Special Dlspateh to The Chfeaon Tribune
ayCANnrsr, ILL.,. juno .a.--The census for this
city is completed. md Ia quito disappointment
10 our people. who hnl ex pectcd population OF
8,Mo. The city hns 2h'0 Inhabitants, and tho
4,UD.
, 1880-06-30

TOPEKA. Kas., Juno :o.-At n meeting of tho
Republican State Central Committee to-nsRht n
wna nYrced to cail state Convention at Topoka
aupt. /.
, 1880-06-30


fnr ,,,vcrs ,,rnoscs, II, o,1cr IN ,nni,c ,,un,x.
his hrother .,ohn Ila',eaek &C ~ WIN tho ,niddlo ,no
tiss SssiIsSsa %I;; g ns sss,'S I If !'s,s
i,Gnvrs,,s gs,. iptt. H. wsl, were " g. gleat
mms".Iv nftur Mo en1Iae'eF H. ,nmti1m ~ III" "tS g
ii,njS}'s,antl ii} BY this tlino that @nii!so @ e i
x f M III Wss y yhsy "ss .rSn EaS e ,ss iaoS d 's @
gn a o Mtet,, r,.aI ~ ths s nnMacn, 1ney re
thSsiKh .to evi' su. PIX Is fa''Hht success.
ily WIZ Ie Wo aEa 'Ilsros1a ~ lcayG Y. % 70 t1o
fi wer G n S"e's "n o'n sues '' oooot'
THE pEHocnSrto rLA7ro1lx.
After comparing the rIat[tudcs md c'nmon-
sho ivy rad,s % liz m 9 s saals
zel,Nna o;ll,ori"liy continues ts Us is raws; '''''
The ,,'alIi difference lctwson the two pint;
Ra nS @s rsaa f u tx op or rIys pF
nHe on!y!" md "ffcc stlpal'' .rhls is
tlles9 M Au9sa1s "ny nranny
t6a ' TSs,nef r apsne ts @ or = or pitei' ark, S
ttnnty smn' s1an!c' r hr!E Tor rGSana om,y IT.,
f fte o'as Ssh liz 's ste9 @ q M %
aes rcx g Ng s a1o S,ss W. G sc @sss % W1s ~
4SMH5s We III olG55i:a wv 3SHln Will!
;po ss Il sss w wee e fes ao 81 GwSta SS
S{ ssn sS,s Ill as $oSrss \; ~ ~
say so,hinF alo"t I'll Asis e.aer ~ iat!strs f pro. O.
sss s I@nx @ sisad %ss e t -
ity sarpis ,r u spStii,,Ss,s @ nos waI. ta H'
tartT hrtngat tnt1 tha eoilors Of the Henplo:
J.. nas snowh lis f,eifrct1GnnGit proSvni.s by
increasing tle nl1nlle exponntl'rca iiE 70 ntott
nr5y .ns s, H. III ,iart for rsYsno @ "n,y"
Tint II may ln sqantlcrol by them: md whlcl,
nt to same tmo Tcrves rs y I,rntegti9i for our
no stf,,, o ns t ssm otp ash ts.
tarlr is taat Of "frec st!ps"' What do they
h. ths f. "f fore notts
maos forsiEn i1ss pr ollter%,i%n nf duties
a aary e. asS'' seas Eseay se m os y pt Raatt lt
const,uction uI"m these two worla, which
@ yr ecu sa S @ moos to az a "y
@ @ . t 1a 3st,iai a t x,11 l"s e. a in. and didn't
1ca With Tnicyraas II yfee tt ln1,r'aso M asSopqs IL
liz ft :, io n o'Hs isn ,ho1ts a yh ao
rally nlout tho Delocratu flatforti m III 'iS fol-
loxXs; xs eoun,rc, win ,no ,our m, .sn,n,,n,
ptfsr "f .ho W'in acatec 1S %e aHa
tim nf ls7i, thoir CMcjnnati piatIarin ts i short
struncat i.ift,rtl, 'A ti1o teunlo ''q tt,at BIZ,
tas fes pes0ora.S # s paFy Tc san1s sx @po !s p
tpr further refurt,ncc. The istihic
.!ro therefore requested q hunt Tor lhat trfnnct
I iho iHulocr.ay, SiuR,lluriy cnts,nh. t,nrt uf
tic Ctucinnnif plaitarin ;oos ,.ot tally With
f%S s @ IL ~ It. <snts !s so e;ae n%a Se,!;aa a r.
rcpout ur tho Iicsl,tuntln,, III. Il, tiMn;Nu"ti
thry are II, ravnrnf hntrl m0iey. IT. thnrefurc,
, 1880-06-30
FATAL SHOOTING AFrRAY,

EV3N!7 oE1OVIINF AEFRAYq
DEsvklt, Co'p, Juno so,-Ihis: afternoon n
shooting Ghray occurred at Nueua VIat.. .etults
lug III the dcA,h Of q, gambler known "a
" "Hooio9' nriw9 aud probably fatally wound
lnx Curly Frank. unoth0r xatnbiVr Tbs Ebtxtt,
el4ruH,
, 1880-06-30
HrK Emil

Mr.. I.usl1sl.'a on.e. 1" contrIbution.
William X. ER4!tall for Ftuo- President Il tba
snlIltt ti,,.H WIN subptpr} VI fur tho relief of
tbe Eitpuvt tlte. 1lij w4a paid Dagk " bltn ~
ole-cent BllbAe.1ptlDtp
, 1880-06-30

7 - 7 I
LOUISVILLE. Juno .,-Mrs. AnnA Lockwood,
ngcti As yenrs. Of New York City. yisiting friends
81 Louisville, WIS thrown from 4 buggy npar
CAvu It'll this AFTERNOON, md 50 severely Injured
es to cuusc hrr death.
, 1880-06-30
NlTlWAJJJfEE,

Al1lWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, June 20.-Tho ccnsus returns Of
this clty give n population Of 1ls,l31, With two
districts estimated.
, 1880-06-30
9gn local nunncrat hf.lteva hut that tho state
Committee wallowH IN wealth..
Atfltbta,

Syetiat Dtlpdsth 10 Fht t'httaen 7thHnf.
Mounts, ILL.,. juno 2. .-Lnst cvon!ng Il GARFIELD
Cluh wns formed IN this rlace Of Dvcr l1, nnsi ~,
nGthusIustlc ratification injecting. hold ut tho
man 1laycs, 4. l.. Doud, and ". 7. ltopklns.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-29
Opening the I" Neya."

One OF the most interesting of St.
Petersburg holidays is the breaking up
of the ice III the Neva. 1t occurred this
year on Sunday, April 18th, and was
celebrated III the usual way Gen. Kor-
sakOf, the commander Of the Petropav-
loysky fort, that stands just opposite the
Winter palace on the other side of the
Neva, crossed the river in a beautiful
gilt boat, accompanied by his staff III
full uniform. At the middle of the river
he drew Il goblet of water and carried it
on golden tray to the Gar, who, sur
rounded with the highest dignitaries of
the state, received him i'll his palace.
Congratulating hum on the return of
spring, the commander presented to the
ear. the earthly ruler of all Russian
lands and waters, the goblet. The ear
drank the water, amid the hearty cheers
of the bystanders, filled the empty COB
let with gold coins, and handed it back
TO the commander The latter then re
turned to his fort. The granite quay of
the Ncva was thickly covered with PEG
pie eager to see the ceremony. On the
same day hundreds of small boats made
their first passage of the year, carrying
the people from one side of the river to
the other
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-29
I'm Powder Form,

Vegctnc pat up III this form comes within the
reach Of all. BY making the medicine Yourself
you can, from a soc. package, containing the
barkS, roots and herbs, make two bottles of the
liquid Ncgetinc Thousands will gladly avail
themselves Of this opportunity who have the
conyeniences to make the medicine Full direc-
tons in every package.
Negetnc in powder form is sold 10y all drug
gists and general stores. If You cannot buy II
them, enclose fifty cents in postage stamps
for one package, or one dollar for two packages,
and l viii send it byrcturn mall II. L. Stevens,
Boston. Mass