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, 1880-10-30
CINCINNATI.


C1xCiNxArl, O., Oct. .9-The Committee Of
tho Chntnbcr of Commerce appointed to Nscer-
tain tho rnmp Of tho writer OF tho olcttcrrcccMtlJ
published III tho I.oulsyil'e CMtrer- Journal. pur.
porting TO he from a Cincinnati merchant, and
snyng that Cincinnati merchants did not wslnt
Southern irnle, ar1a had no lesiro' To enltivnta
b,ssinets relations with Southern men. reported
to-day BY reading Il iot&cr froin Mr.. Watterson,
Of tho Cduricr.JOutnat, in answer to tho COM
mlttces request for tho natno of tho nuthor Of
tho letter. bIr. Wnttcrson sati that 1t the htter
had conc andcr his observation 1t would not
hhyc bccn printed; TINT while 1t reflected tho
sentiments OF Il rurtIon Of tho daily prehs OF
Cincinnati ho VIVA sure 1t IL. nt,t rcI,rescn the
feeling Ut tho naKa Of tho business nuti Ut Ciu"
cfn.lnt With this Disclaimer Of the .tntiorso-
mont IT the eews 1t the letter, h1r. Wnttcrsnn
thought tho object Of tho Committee would DO
attained, Nnd ny disclosure Of tho llatnn Df tho
writer would ig,pert !s hlts!ncss, II uot hts HE,
no felt obliged 10 decline the request Of tho
Committee.
Tho consideration Of tho report Of tho Com"
mlttge WIS IMii Hvrr mill tO-Inorrs.T.
Tho Cluin,,er nf Con,snerco vutch tn bold NC
session on llica'lny next. upon IL petition signed
by members belonging to noth uos!ttca' parsles'
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~ wavcrng and conn rushing on. They nro
mot ictl feet nHny when tho guns give them
last rhnt. Tint titachnrRo plckH Lying men otl
binGkGl1ct!. ltlb1tly tnnss,
-. Up now. ns thc cnrIuy nrc nrnonx the guns!
iiasi, md rnar Of inorn TINT, thrco thonsand
mstskets. ahh q irish forward With hnyoncts.
For whnt? Sn!thnr m tho right. nor loft, nhr In
front nf us IA iIvIng fnc! There nre cnrpscs
HrOund IA which have heEn struck br three.
fo'lr. and cvell ak bullets. and nowhere ~ th!s
nrr.. Of ground IL wt,untlc'1 mani Tho wheels
nf tho gun cnnIof tnntU Until tho blockade at
t1end Is rn,nny,.t. Mcn eRtnot pass frf'm cntssnn
to R'in withnnt climbing over wlnrowa of dcnf.
every fnnt nf grass has It's hnrrlt,lo stnIn.
Historians write nf the HInry nt wnr. Rurlnl
parties saw murder where historians saw glory.
, 1880-10-30
WAR.
Supporting tho Guns
Drfr,It Etrra faFstf.

ftrrke
DdF"k ffte a'nss' .,.,I ,,.,.,.
Did you ever Eec u battery tnko PosuonS
1t hnsn't tho thrill of II oayalry chasge. nor tho
ss'hhess " ,''o =, u":"s.s's ,,o,,1nr ~.
aho "a'eFH'neui! "''' "ut ~, stsos
c!tetnent mbuut 1t that n1aRcs olo 'otcFsesf'so'n
their satidIo8 and cheer.
we hnvo bccn lighting as the edge Of tho
"uous' I'ess e"' .''"seouA ~" a., '....,' 49,
osIce anu rI3osG. Hllt fouFtn OF lha uF9ado 4as
melted n,yIy III tteA,l and wounded and missing.
Not n cheer IL hcurt, in tho whole brigade. Wo
know tl.nt We uru bonn drtvou foot by foot. and
TINT wa,en VIZ lrrak hack once more thu limo VIII
20 tn pieces A1sd thu cnctuy VIII pour tafou9o
thn s.p ,,o,,,
llowA thu crowded highway Kallopa pattefy.
Withdrawn trDln sotNo other position 70 sAsG
ours. Tho ttelll-fellcu Is BcnttcrM Whi!e ypu
enn c1nnt thirty nlaH mo ga's rnsm oH.s, ~ ~
riders to uarh gun. Over dry bitches where .
tnrincr would not drive wagon, through
oluint,s of bushes, over lays foot thick. every
h0rsG 1l, tho glitnp. every rider lashtt'x n!s team
gpt illD fO9 III fruht. The guns jump Two foot
Elm as llu hu,lyy whcels atriko rock or oR. but
nut u hurso slAcku,ls Ills p4ce, nut Il canlIoneer
loses hls seat. Six xu,ls. atx ca!ssons, sittSy Elk
as il hi, viii, rouuhet 1t IlFst would 10 kniRhtctl:
A munc1It uxn tho hAttcry WAa II confused
mob, US l0uk ,lguin, UNI! tho six guns uru In
W,st1ou, thu .lctnchctl h0rses hurryfng away, tho
tlntlQEl-chustH UpNli. ltl4 nlunE our Il!l1
rnns tno cvulnlA,ll, "Give them ans 1noro ynl.
ioy anJ full Dtck to support the guusI' We
hHyu scarcely ubcycd, whom boom! bo0tnl oI'eha
Tic battery, and jcts Of hre. jump down and
md ltspplTed. -.
Tho suffered old brigade has a. Chance to
brcnihe ior tho tttHt tt,e III three htt!ts ~ vo
forta linz behind tho guns and Ae low1. ,!u What
, 1880-10-30
PORT OF CHICAGO.
Aitttti-Af.A.

Stmr Chicago, stanItowoo, sunrics.
sttnr Muekcgon, Mnssego1!. ssl'stlrlcs.
r' rr" aSsass So'aas e. 4! Xii lsa!is,o, light.
Prop Messenger, st. 1nn. sI!n.'Eies.
I'rop II!enn ltlchmol,. nat'a!s,, snndries.
l'rop l,osan'ac. Is.1lnlD. s,sudrIes
Prof, Htnrnc. Coiling wool, sl,n'!r!es.
Irnp City Of trrnversc. Traverse City, sundrles.
prop Anlo ia1.r sius'seEnI, Timber.
prnp &. 1lickOx, Muskcgoil. luu''cr.
Prop Cann,'a, Ca!llngwood, sl1ndrlca.
l'rUl, Sweepstakes. PcsltiH0. towing.
Prop Swallow, MitskeEnn, !utnbrr.
i,rop !.ycosn!ng; l1t!,lo. s,nries. ,..
rass as ). j. !. ,iaSers1i"ti. ; Miiwnakso. loving.
schr Florctt'!: North !say. lunher.
sichr Mcitmarnc, lu.talo. light.
Schr Wolverine Grand Ii9vol,. lumber.
'chr IIZ7c llnAk. st. Joe. lumber.
Scr l.!sgnr. Kingston. tsl2-!ro!l.
:ichr Mantpnec. PeantIgo, lumber.
aehr iorter, si,l@aukce: iirht.
s:chr J. s. A. stronaeh. Muskrgon, lumber.
Sehr 1stnn CMtttet. gravel.
Schr 1lncine, White Lake. lumber.
ACTUAL sA1f1S1s.
Echr i; 4. dcorser. I.ulra!", St.7o0 i,u gorn.
srSr .h Aetisa. s7ss feshtis'. ] a,,ndrins. g' '''
sciir i. j. slcvea, isu.Iaia. Ia.Io1 i,u wheat.
schr po,,of r ; Erl" tos ba Is rSrt; s,1 II, corr
l'rop Thosnas ". iaimer, luilaia, 5o,0oo bu corn.
ssr sssF edsnes h'sXs nS.* is III 5s s'rss 5 'i sosn
Prop Tolelo, ll,ifia,o, l!A.Io bu wheat, 1000 br1s
Prop Sr Nor;hsr sase oase 0cs coinswooa, 1900 BIT,
urls flour. l0to sucks t!ax seed, Vii sacks
sin,r slnskesoi,, M,.skcron, sun'!r!es.
, 1880-10-30

nn,l cnn.nr.; schoonera sunnyslo, j. II. Merrill,
tsx.iroPsi!sr ts'sh. 5assea ;.,. o!s,,',: = y;
nm! burgess. Wo,for'l aiid iarges; tux siatamor'
Will Southwest, light; weather cloudy.
5r,ttat Utspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
victlf,.. Nnflans. Inter f)ccnn; schouners Argl.
''a:is sieas~iVPnToes.. : T','. e H. wotuoro, our,cn
City; ,atitWnnf1 u. 10 Wolf, American tjhot,,
:taI, J.. 9. Thaycr. Pulaski, 1tasc1: l!runc.,G;
hnruc DlttnttIr, t'tlCnKD: propeller fntlhnt. NIL
W,a,,kcc: prouc1ler Vlsn''a, schooner vcr''nn,
TO ,sas4 SH""i fas e 'sf Ss exfs sss
In ElclRtp, UI cents: eDhDnncr aentn, cnnl 10
Chicago, % cnnla: schooner A'ncrican union,
i Eanml vi frc!x,ts-wbcat, sccf,ta; corn, ~ cents.
Canal shipments. ~, ,'U0 bushels.
EsCAaAuA.
spsetai ptspdteh IN TIE Chteaao Tribune.
ESQ tNAHA. Mich. Oct. @'-Atrivct!-f frOpetfpra
West, Y'hrc. isrnthers, II. McUregor, Juh,i
sTl,s,e Sa,;Is, San, = 't,,x,,. s,,,o,ers
c. .Iiungeriord. Golden Vest.
T0.En1.
sptttar Hhpa'th 10 ne Chtedao Trtb!ns.
T01.EpO. D., t)ct, ..s.-rrelKlns ttynk decline Of
n Il Of Il cent tu-'iny. anil tnrl!re WIS IN light
tenat,sl. Tho ClIartcrs reported were: sEhoui,:
nrs Il, henson. wiloat To Hugnl,. aA cents, nntl
se,afar Hood. cori. to sachettS AarboF' vi
cG!lls.
Ct.KyE1.Axn.
Special Dt.pateA 1, Tht tAttaco Tribune
CLEvHI.ASD, H., Uet. a9.-Cnart"l for Chicago
rr0neler CntHt; schoonefs fhfbariah, zack
.Chnrt:fs-I'rnncller Cormorant md schoonet
Churioa Will, ore, Marquette 10 Cleveland.
CIIEnOY1AH.
sptetal t]!spaieh to The Chtta9o TrtbAns.
CnEBnv'AS. MLch.. Oct: @,-ClearGd-Pro-
pellcrs Culsl,nbia, Cnnrort, St. Albums; schooncrs
, 1880-10-30
HOME GATHERINGS.

,or ,hn ~S ,,ross,'ro "Sr e1 ~ hn"wv ',ona,a for
unaer lho pressure OF nehFy acmanu Ior
yossols grain frutghss yesterday atlvanoet to
cents on corn, anl ~ conts on wheat, to 1'uf-
- .,as.. "n..,I,;a5 - ,or, ,,,,su,l lsaod do.
tAc c!oso thete su'"Nshcu iIso uI'saonsu NJ ~.
lnnNd. Tho engagements were ns follows; 10
Dutralu-suhooncFs ai. Il, Trcmllc, Erastus
Cornifu. g. IT,. uurto,. Edward Kelly, Ii, g,
Ho1ns, s " v ~. 1..,. - I,s,..,.,n,,, fto,.,oI
ltioharls, sau cook' LON. Eslsworth' Malssou'
sotkark, @. h. Bond; prOpellors Vundorbllt' NO.
brayka, l,cnn Richmond, and Avon, corn Rt
CENTS: steut,l.bIrvp Oscar .rowpsend, whcnt at
~ ,o,ts, ,r,,,oJinr Iton nnl.o wbcnt nnd cnrn 1T
> mi 7tk rnnfs m, Klnu5ton-atenn II, harro
,n nS ~ hi a.n,sorts fIsnlr and Giilrnitss.
eor,, 1 1t sss ce,ts. ia Coiliaywtn,i- -Scioonors
, Snr,i,crn tSs"n;i. earn Mt ii; CENTS. I'd ErIo
MIsrnn"lfer aH i.Suonnx corn 1t, thrn,,xh ruto.
C!i,w IL ~. hnst.cfss whnnt md mn WI1 husn
cMro''s' cl,s a'''e' '"'"s'' A'"' ''''@
4tntc. m lumbor orc firm nj thn following ouo-
MAtss VI .ogt % mtH = Il. ttg I'LL frnm Svhifo
thSons; f!tn I,1tt " IL f-Sx anstnn nTi
9san III 5say orts sss IRAN thS struts, xso
oaEoo iSstltAsos' x.,,u,.-
, 1880-10-30

etutoHEa GOLDEN fLEECE n16NA6TED.
4, ,t"'e!s'9ence VIII received hcro yesterday to
sae cucct that tho schooaur Golden FIccco suf-
aet1' Tho los OF her lnnlrt,nnst OH Lako M!chl-
ssn 4ast Monday. The nllshap occurred III
a@A'stee = on tho morning OF thAt day, during
ue pssvalenco OF u southeast galo a1,d saia-
s'tM- Ihn mast waS brokon u!f eight feet be-
low tho cFoas-trocs, only a fow sllycrs and tho
'ssns Keeping It Ia poaiuon. Notwithstanding
, 1880-10-30

OIaEAR1EUe- ....
Lakc Eric pArcra announce tho aAfoty OF ITO
sollooncr Laurn Elnn'H
Tho schooner leunle Matthew'S ia at Cleveland
leaking.
Capt. Lcary, Of tho sohoonor ". ", brigham,
IL ut Milwaukee, organizing nil expedition to re-
lease his vessel from tho shore ln South Maultou
ltarbor. ....
The tug starko Irothors has arrived Mt Mil
watlkcn from tho Manitous with tho disabled
scnw Hercules. ...
IL cnpt. F. j. DorIand, Of Cape Vincent, lives
until Nov. = ho will vote for tho first time for
1'rrsIlcnt. Tho Captain Is over 10 years old. hnt
hAs ulways buen nhsent from tho Capc at Kct-
III. issthDuM t & son. of Mill Point, contemplate
building now atuan-barge iu ttcir ,snrd thls
winter 70 BE- sagpea x!th u 9te e1e s,gIMnfts
lies III sIxty-four fect Of watcr Hehr Churlotte.
m hSs Ssro% as So fSs caro
resp ,':ip viii, Lilo bushels ii i!nrey IN txactly
tus or, rccortl. Tho run from the. bucks was
1..atiu In threu hours and twenty minutes; sho
remained in oswcso for eight hours while iii"
Ui:a Tho Hstoatncr Northwest loft for Cleveland
Thl,rs,tny hight on hcr hslndrcdth round trip fur
tho seasni without having tnlssea ono trip 60
rho now Iron steamer for tho Grand IInven
And Milwaukee, route now building Mt Wynndotto
Nsarly s i po bsnols ct wheat arc In storo ut
Detroit. Tho arrivals aro a1out 1oo,0oo bushels
fhc low steam.barRo for owon ,nrothors IT
oIbrulter is progressing rapidly, being all In
''sinS Mrs, W,iilan s,orsc wife Of Capt William
M%orsa % Of she schooner sumatra, died at Cleye-
'"Ii Thcrs i eiio,,t twolyo foot three inches OF
"A 4 ieaki.snA on, tho p5opo!tsr cnba namei
Smith was drowned at buffalo Wednesday oycn-
, 1880-10-30

JuAt lfclprc tho Rattle.

"'' --~'-1"
svesta' 'paen f,.,s 20 1@e e.. ."'s1' m tr'oa" @ t,
al1L"AeKn,;. ,;,; VIZ, W. -'-!ne 'cInue ..n
l'cahs 81 H'ee"ls'" "s.u .s, nv. A., VII. VIZ.
pfemtea ior sleat na.alo ] ~. ulo 1,,.1as p,..s
sna,a At pI.so'l' % Mu I.ey ~ senu saees,"s
~ 'ns'e p.puet so'oM.a ,,:,. ~ "o oo" "'.ns .
a a'ons 'nu l'nc. i,ss ""ae.".' M. .t .ney
W.! 1allnia1'y KEEP tne', "uiu-tnas I.,. IeJ
VIII ehipn''s'1e ,sso1.stsas w ~ teG !'"s
Fo1es iof .'af'e'" WIZ ~,o" ,l"Ju''.s' .,ees M
SIX, 'lot seven, Oh tno s'9n' 'ieep'esen"t'sss W.,
TO congress, a11t entity JUN paans 1,., ~ ,, u.s
o'ate leR R'sta!ate w '4su ''"!i iisGs' % tana
securing Nepuo'lca u..a os,rs w.. o'".oa ~ ~.
III 'ae place VI 1..Rus Isleo' ,,,-, INV. s :" "'a
grahfi WoFk "nEM lns hspuplean Hia""k..o .,1
mnpoea ott NJ tlo peE'.lnane 1 VI u'o ,a1.. ra..
pa'sh: a 70 '. el W. ues' ecte'ss ti, ''u,o ,,o
oesn u'Iec.a. uoM ,el.s ' <.'''., s"o s,,
rnplican ol,9s teL'1a' oonI'.'t'Ge l.oal ~
u""'ss.a "'u ,r,. .a'". ssu'J 'a' tnn' ,,,aat
I'!e ota'c' ms c"htass i.!s ue." 1s...s r."sS
G"'i,p1e1c a'lu ,Ao,ousn. 10 len IGN, 49, uu
uss "o,1 WV ess.'ase; ''.'a,,rt,ea III" tne.
VIII oc p'aHe u c1cue',ens ~ "'n' s,,tnu.,"s
ilom I''es ~ 'Ast n''.,t VIC sea."s s"" ~ ~
lc ~ ~ 4,u'soGr tr,. e'oaes ~. oo". "p". '
eoh,ehd'ne hosls' 1Ao hent ~ we p"lt VI
.S ,S ca avrYhsro s omd nm,tc ,ucst,,s
s've one esefS"helc' uhu p"pnc ''lec,,its' ..
nave new! heeh ~ lluine!"us Ut w W., Nv
tehdea al tI'e5 ha'e oeet 'h's lall. AMI .hulu
never nas oeen belter appfcc'atloh OIL tlle
great issues ulht dlelae tae two pal.es OH
the part Of TIC Eehefai piiniic. Inc Nei'lo-
| full md tafr discussion Of the principles that
untcr1tn the two parties. and invited tic sum
light Of Investigation INTO all the acts OF the
dominant party for tho Inst twenty years;
but their opponents preferred the "atill:
, 1880-10-30

Cutlcura Ncsolvent. tho new h!o1i purtneri
i,y ihu C9t!curn Medicinal aud Iuttet Sup, es-
{srnully, have performed tho most miraculous
curcs Ut ltohlug, scaiy and scFofulous hunoss
over recorded.
, 1880-10-30

variants nf arrest a,rsrn mt l,y tho !c,,lcr of
t'tnto strcet hr,Hc, wcra served upon HIN byn
IMlltcGmnn. Thoy chnrHH violation u tho
tshlstilng ordinance.
~ FUNNY ,rctnEx7.
Among tho vessels which dragged their ar,-
s1n s',11 'ssfa ws iha y ser S@i y On ne the sf"S. IT,
lowing day !ho Chrtntn tstt tn summon as.
sasnts n M his a',ssnS" thS IT., t ;. cae e.: ct h%
Mcn lnrch t., Hcultlo tic ycs.rl. pumped her
0,t. h1istri oanyna, and stN,t hull thu tnt.iatton
wsIs p1.t ii sao "y @ ay ae s@ ssr9 ~ o
G"n,ai" ,a1n ' Futrts can nas'ncd botter
Moi.E WEATHER.
4 lca'cn sky and thick atmosphere prevailed
esa sE"b II btos S S!ifs sor sy II" sys tssos
,trp liIlctl ti,o r, tns'gn thcrc WIS nut enough
q II to ret.,'nr ont!.oor trase nteotnfortnsls;,
sM,,gly Unused i'll Ny. was hnatctl shortly nftcr
nlRhtfall fnr az IT, nll'ronehnF storm. psnn.Dly
inv Tho WtEtl hn hce,l tinwtap gently frtnl cnst.
sultlultst, and Gnntiil1rtl frn TINT direction! ut
midnight; un the lnko Tug weather 'Sas 80 .llck
ti,o lanHrr Of colIisos1. 1ho nntUrc mn! force
ri the approaching Kns wornr, not h''llotinc.l
render tho atryieo orfect1y satisfactory to ves-
sol owners and tnnstrrs,.
'iS wAsktStroS, :r s,t oet. @s!gnuls aro ordered
| 11t1 ut GhlcnNt, t}HuEhtnn, Marquette, MAcRi"
nw, l:scnnnn, firau, Ilnvcil, SECTIONS me. two,
thrrc.atsu for, mud Alrcnn. lw srt'il " central
sI,lrtsota, moving st,itnsHstwart. trtak SOUTH
| easturly vcerlhy by Saturday 10 culdEr fnrth-
| westerly winds. sTottr,'
I,OCK aorEs.
Tho achnner !2eorgo Murray II in dry clock Mt
| Miller lIrnthcrs' AhIEyAril, and the schooner
Cartou ] is III tho Chicago Coinpa.ay's south sldo
daA,k. -......-.
soI for tn" r achntilor m Nttiasti Fillmore.
f.cnt ffrnruc f;lrk nf the EcbUfltlcr Ertlstus
Corning, wtt,ac iiinrss his bccn utlf,ollctd prf
| reciicd III HuirnIu is rnll last evening. Tho
mute,
sui. jIGtupso. uzzu1 r,,,tl H,,lie running scar
nIsn INV YoretoI,,,inst, iiubImrl, rt,cujkE Htld
| rrfotttulnr I'ho cost viii lo ubout $4,iylJ.
| T,p rOst uf jttf,u oilt tito tlIstustctl schooner
| u. * Vim VnikcilblrR ID roughly estimated Mt
| xfEI)
1ns,ratc tt>,nt,iir will withdraw from the nil
r!nr business. 1t cannot bD tr1lccu to my All-
thcntIv SOURCE, however. -
pr,,sa,,RTn was rcesntiy stecrc,I IN tho akU il
IN rxhibjtfon.at Hurry CiInpnou 4 Eo.'a, utld
attracts much ntte,liiu,i frrln vessel cnrtans.
IA, Inv lila sehtMner Florcttn viii bp pucuti il,
,,rr.n"t ~ ~ Mir Iirns.s si,invnr,i Tor d survey
mil rcunIrs.
baracs M,rinctte, Judd, and Filler.
Ycstcrtlay tic tux ltcbel w0s tuwetl to the
miabt Iuanrnt tho ire .n,llaec, 1Itcr she wns
rr.cive Entirely now uppur works.
Thrrn irt.re n;ly iva vessels l,ctwppu Twelfth
Fnr1,nnnn. @''N '''o
, 1880-10-30

4I4air lauvivum rcstores gray hair ia ~ oseG
tpas cQl0r tor " eenX.
, 1880-10-30
Vi tho Yes5Gts eHuncri.tul ahoyc A8 hRYinH
pcen driven ashore tho following arc abandoned


The schooncEs Anna Murta and Aibatross. In.
s5csaeis. are iA such Ind ahatu th'lt tlley nlsy
snsG stso po nhaldoneti. Their measurement, hge,
San.s Tnnaae Aat 11l{us
Ech. uAtshs. ..,ssts....s IA ~ :AM
' "A".a .aa@aElo*stt.sss4.s.s+s.s <n ~ SNW
NfIi1l
, 1880-10-30

TX tar tho saddest feature ut tho st0rm wns
tfn,!oss fun LOSS Of tsfo ttat resulted therelrutn. Tho
SURVIVING 10 prctty accurate 6tatuMcht;
MI nj ~
, 1880-08-10

Special Dupateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Jot.1Er, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-At the County Re-
publican Convention to-dny the following
nominations wcro made: Robert Glow, re-
nominated for Circuit Clerk; II. f. p1eper-
brink, renominated for 8horlif; for Coroner,
i. ". Werner. N. D.; for Stato's-Attorney,
Charles ". Brown, all Of Joliet; for noprc-
scntntiyee III The State tegtslaturc, Mfchael
G;ollins, of Pcotone, and Harvey stratton' Of
a resolution favoring tho nomination Of
Judge Il. D'A. Parks. Ut JDiiet, for 1ieprt'-
sentative In Congress from the Seventh Dis
triet wns auUptgd by the Convention.
Tho following delegaIes INSTRUCTED for
Judge Parks wNre appointed to tho .Coil-
gressional Convention which meets at Nor
TIs Tnea4ay. VIZ: Amos Savage Chssles 4 ! -. a.
i. Il. GSodricli, j. j. Walz, u. q. searlcs,
''''>' G spsetat Di.patea 10 II. Chicago T+taune.
RoCKFoID, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-rhe Republican
County Convention, to nominate delegates to
tho Fourth Congressional District Conecn-
sii sat,i;riay, Aae: y. At this convention
elcyen delegates will be chosen. =.
Sptetai Dlspatsh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
E10lN, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-1n the Republican
cnucus to-day delegates were elected favor
ing II. u. Willis for State's Attorney, TINS
defeating all Attempt made BY the LOCAL candl..
s!atga for Sheriff. who had pooled against
speetal Dt.patth to 1ns Chicago Ttsauns.
6PnINnr1ELp, ILL.,, AnE: 9.-Tho Dom9'
crutic Stats Central Committee VIII tako I'd;
vantage OF tho celebration III Chicago rext
week and hold 4 meeting therR oil tle 18th,
for which the call will soon be Issued.
, 1880-08-10
TENNESSEE,'

spseial pupatsA to 7hs CAtedeo 1stb..ns
NASHVILLE, Tent., Aug, 0.-Ihe Convon-
tioh of the Democratic purity ut Tennessee
meets at noon tu-n,orrow III tho hull Of the
House OF Representatives to nominate cum
d!inte for Goysrnos. 1t will bo called to
ordor BY Capt. John W. Chlldress. Jr., Chair.
inun Of tho stato Executive Committee,
and will! DO in session two days,
probably three. It ls beloved ITO
delegates wilt be present, nearly
ora ha1f Of whom have arrived. c0l.Jaues D.
T!lluan, ex-state Senator, will likely he per-
t,sanent Chairman. AZ ts slo,lht!Css well
kl9Wl'. tasre arr fTo tastsohs Y fhe Ds'ao,
Saas9c stais ctps1 pa{y aa ID LoWss. Ts forer tay
or THO .paytl,ent IN full OF VI go W0. "
rnNl!l figures; tlle latter favor tic liquidation
r ths Gav sstax M s%S II aa Hansg agtsatnf,e
iNc four ycara Ut the War, The btatu Credft
NEIL oIa!iM large sna1or!ty, 11ia l4oW-Tax
men arc confident they WILL Ect control OF the
cliing meeting, mil Tho coteSt will worry llkC
| IS b0 bitter, as the opposing factlo'ls cutter
ta!l, oxtrctns ylpws mid II WI! ba exceedingly
difficult. aud perhaps hopeless snsk, ~ llhr.
over tlla platform, VI lie State Credit nell
seem auteftuInel III uGl0pt one co!lta!nsix very
strong Expressions fayotlng tho lnalntcnn!.co
| OF the homer VI tie shste, All!l tle l4o~"lhS
liz fof Ihe payment u i sIlall port!os' u tl,a
uebt conditional uppn tbs sasl!ieatIon VI the
proposition by The people Vt the ballot-box
l.oth als uny!sldlns' ard tro.totc ,,tt1tc &
Marks, present Incumbent, Chal.cel!oE
George II. NlxuN, tiell. Alexander W. Camp
bell, Judge j. !. ,Uulll., Col, L: X, Byrd
Michael lsurns. Judge JOIN, .Y.'MEish1 c22l
Bneul, Judge t. ]. Morgan, a!
tlapip, li tse liz ho,,. WILL ". Il. Gs1wi, ,:1the no'
, 1880-08-10

spteias Disnasth TO 1As Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, Aug. "a vory animated con-
test Ia now going bn between tho rlvdl cali
sltlutcs for Congress in tho Third District, Mt
present represented by the fIun. George q.
1razcltor, Of Grant County. The candidates
already In tho fold arc Mr. Hazc1ton; Col.
John r. Clark, also Of Grant; the Hon. J. 3:
Trcat, OF Green; the Hon. q. b. ThUinns, Ut
Crawford; rnti uon. james Dlntllif, editor 0f
thu Darlington Republican. Mr.. 1iazclton's
renomfnnt!on is stol,t'y opposed by tho Grant
County Heutd, the Mineral. l'oint Tril-
tl,,c md tho Darlington Rep,lblictln, tho
three oldest Republican newspapers III
tue district. Col. Clark is credited with be-
Ing chlcf owner Of the IicrGltl, which pr,oba-
Thu primaries aro to bo lluld the Inst Ut tl'ls
wctk, and the excltefnont .rttns high. each
candidate seemingly realizing. tho necessity
Of dU!ng l1is best work: Mr: Hazelton'a
friends CLAIM. the Conntles Of arant, Craw.
ford. mud Richmond solid, With portion OF
LafNyuttc nnA Iowa. Green will cast Its first
vote for Mr.. Trent, with 1Iazcltoll Us its sec
ond chulce.. Tho district Is Capable ,of glr.
iTg iargn Republican maturity, hut does not
always DO so; thus in 1877 Gov. Smith {Isep.)
was beaten BY Jndgo Mallory IDe1n.) BY
saRo tfls }ar,,, aa carried 5,sx a tho m,, as.
tDeiuocrat tije1 S aml 'uirgefibaeksr). Last yesr
tioy. SntItl, carried tho district by over 3 900
majority. Tho fiat lunntics nre nlrcNdy In
tho llnld with their. eand!tlate,-ono jones' =
whom 1t fsexpccted tho Democrats will IN
jInzeiton's friends confidently predict his
nomination and reelection.
, 1880-08-10

pO f,,nrters ii nifzc, hut until the Telegram,
Is confirmed by lettGr we must accept the
statement untlor ali reserve. Tho $4,000 ls
probably n mistake for 1900.
l,as rccolctt slightly. Red winter
for Immediate shipmant marks
Is sl,Illtngs, the same an CnI,fornfa. For
September shipments the sanle rates are
asked, hut tho value is towcr..
The imports Into tho Unltud Kingdom dur
Inn Tho week e,ttltng July 81 were: Wlscat,
l,Hl, IN cwt, md OF flour, :gz33S, no cwt.
barley WINS In small supply and sloW of
sale, at unchanged ratgs. Oats slightly
io;yor, oxcDpt Tor Tho best samples, WHICH a10
lncilanBed. Malice sixpence fuwer. Bcnns
and pcas firm. md In some instances shil-
ling dearer..
Provincial trade has been inert.
, 1880-08-10
INDIANA.

Sp<eiat Dt5pateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
lNpIASApoLls, lud., Aug. o.-rhe clla1-
lcnge Of tho Hon. a. G. Porter to tie lion.
Frank Sanders to engage Il, joint debate
was formally presented tllEs ,nor4tlng. 1t
provides for onc meeting In each Congress
sionni dlatrict during the first Of September,
dates and places to 10 arranged Iii the fut-
ure. 1t Ia known tint Mr.. LaIldcrs will nc
cept, Rr.tl 1t will be ana.ie the feature ot the
campaign by both parties. In 1854 Gov.
Morton, aHd Senator Mcdonald mado n joint
canvass OF tho State, but for so,na reason
ths }Ra I 3S 1e Wut
Porter and Landers will lnnko things lively
f0r tic boys wherever they npp9ar}
Gen. t!en Harrison vtHr1ted fri!.1 tl1e East. II
crn conferences q Repiblicals YESTERDAY, tne
apeuklMg. He thinks IT one ut tbs gra,l1gst
meetings ever held, mid teltnvcS tlAt 1t Will
do much goosL liz makes Ills ti!st spGYh III
tie eHgn vt IErr1 iMte 9e 1 wseK axea aF9 9n1
Detroit to attend Tho meeting Of tho Missis-
s'p s;tsts ssf S,ss'ss y H. ,se
aAMEErr ld, AuE :st sTe hsa isenHtbicalls s,
niovs grolintl. Two Hundred aid twenty
five <iarrett Republicans, accompanied by
thotr lnt!lcs, heuAeI BY tl'e HArlgd a!in Ar A.
copclles alld wH,lt to ;Ayllla to nss!st ~ tho
atl!i i " iha iiag OF our country WIS iloated to
bass7o p tMss ssts4 Gy by s pGT,ss ee II
| Furt Wayne, Republican iluInfnee fur Con.
gress,nail for the district, ,sas introduced and
dclivcra4 a,1 excellent speech 9f az hours
DURATION thskly !nteEspet3s;9i w. w!t', a tacts ail
| I{nturbstl somewhat Dy Democratic hood
| Iiu,s, but stloNcu wns B0nl obtained by thG