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, 1880-06-08

The River md Hartnr hil, M It loft the Eonntc.
reRs1laF csttlnnte Ut tho Troasury.. No sorhistry
and no s,lbfertugo can conceal this conspicuous
ttc,na IN the original bill, rs It was reported to
tho il1uae, were put II. not because thoy wcro
eeSea Y taS puGlp Interest b.,s s9leiy eeoase
These appropriations oouid neves DO oatrlod On
their lndtyLslua! morits. They aro log RULED
Wholesale scheme OF pinnder like this
Hotfticai lines aro entirciy biotted ott.
Each Bti0 Gurte,lds with the other for tho
largor ssinro Of tho hpoia.. It Is gnme OF grnb
throughout. whero tho pluutler II 10 biz .tiaat
DofHtEFats and Republicans nlk8 Join hands tu
prevent II vote by yoas and nays on tho rocorti,
l1M hy brute torco ~ ovorHhOln whatDvet OPP
position thDru may 10 I'd the outrage. The DEM
ocfnttG party cnnnot expect to abandon tho
groAt principle upon which its fsat tnRndng
coming to 9rtof. The uusnooraA have cnrsiel
tho Popllnr branch Ut Congress three tlnoa sue
Toform In tho pTbi!e oxponIituros, TaIs Ii q 6a.i
umo for tl.om to wenkun In TINT policy.
, 1880-06-08

THE heirs OF the Hyde estate aro not aatis-
flod with tho report Of or-Gov. Arny, Of New
MoxEcp. who wl's sont 10 England To tnvcstt-
gate. Ito could not gnin any information
touching tho money in the nnn1e Of England,
md ca1uo back, 1t Ia said, as Ignorant ns ho
won't Whit he did find out was tho fact that
it WIS necessary to bring a auit Of discovery to
ascertain whlt there was really belonging to
Tho American claimants in tho old country.
As Vice-Presidcnt Of tho Hyde Association no
chilled a u1cotiug OF tho Trustees atter bis re-
turn, reported the state Of tho case, and nsked
for money to begin tho suit. Tho natter was
hold in abeyanee for few days, mud then sot-
oad meeting WIS called. at which cx.Gov. Arnys
power Of attorney wus Withdrawn. He lmmo-
dtatcly pockcscd tho papers IN the caso and
loft for Nov Moxtco. Tho british Parliament
reccntly pnssed Nil act that All unciRltncd
estates md moneys which wero Without claim
ants, or whose claimants had faiod to mako
got,d thoir alleged rights, should revert to the
Crown on Juno !, 1881. The IIydu holrs havo de-
oided to ontor suit Of rcoovary In the nrltsh
courts before that date 30 tint 1t 1nay operate
liz stay.
, 1880-06-08

IT appears that tho German Government
has taken tho nAttor OF smoking seriously Ia
hand, tho practice being cnrrlcd to 20 great an
oxecss by tho youth Of that milton that It hna
been considered 10 have damaged thels consti-
tuttons and !ucapacttated thom tor tue icEonse
OF tiotr country. III certain towns Of Germany.
therefore. tho police hnyo had ordeEs to forbid
all lads ull'lor 10 years OF age to smoke In tho
strvets md to punish tho o1esae by tlno aud
imprisonment Moreover, Belgian physcian
has ascartalnod. during u louruoy OF obscrva-
ton and Inquiry matlo at ths request Of tho upl-
gtan 0ovorunont. that the very general and ex-
ocssivc uso Of tobaoco ID tho ma!n cause OF
color-blInalncss, m Rt1eotlon which has occa-
sloned very considerable anxiety, both In Bel
g1um aud lcrtually, from it, influence upon
railway and other accidents, and also from tho
military point OF vteN.
, 1880-06-08
THE aA11or1No FROM THE TOP SEAT.

THE DALLOTING FROM THE TOP eEAT.
Tho first session Of tho Conyonton's work
yesterday WIS not particularly lively frula
the altitude OF tho top seat prlor to the Gull
to Ur.ter, ll0weyer, tho band tOok n different
view OF the situation, and blow Justify on Mrs
FROM opera bontfe, al!d finally wound up with
the cancan from It LII Uolle iielenr," which
WAS sonlewl'at incOngruous!y nrni abruptly
followed by prayer, tho 0rant crowd Tor
oncc restraining fruM their usual npplauac.
Perhaps 1t was On this account tint tho Chatr-
MIN deemed II nn opportune tllno to make
speech to the Grnnt members and to tho
Grant crowd In tho gallery, demanding that
they should restrain thulr indecent at,1 l.,4tt,-
eor0us noIso during tic ballutlllg al,d Iaya
B0nle regard to tile dignity alld proprIety Ut
tic occuslon. The rebuko was a pvrt!ncnt
one, n1,d the 0rant mob must hayH felt its
force, for up to tho reccss they made no dis
pIuy Of noise, nor did they undertake to bull-
doze.
Tho ballotlng began ut once, and up to tho
eighteenth yote was rs Interesting " tho
ticking Ut pendulum aud quite as nonot-
0hous, varied here anl there by tue dark
horses WHO trottcl across tho sccns aud mule
graceful exits; by sl[gi't break OIL the
eighth, when Blaine gained two Sherman.
votes; OH tho fifteenth, when Grant gNincd
four votes, upail whlell The Grant crowd at
tp,npte1 another demonstration OF howl,
which WIS checked by tho Indignant Chair
nln; and by tho loss OF one Of Conk!!ug's
yotcs OIL tho seventeenth, which 40 enragcu
tho boss ttlat liz pollud Tho yotu OF the State
to discover the iraltot, who turned out to bo
, 1880-06-08
NATIONAL CONVERSATIONS,

The number OF ballots III the various po'lt-
lcal conventions held It'll this country may
hive some Interest to tho general reader ns
THIS time. Tho hrst convention OF TINS KIND
was He'll m baltimore III May. ls's!, by the
democrats, to nominate a candidate Tor Vice
treslden1'--eeh' oacksoh oelng the hceoptea
candidate Tor Presistent INC two-tlllrtt rule
was 0dopscs', bht thero was only one hallof'
Vnn Barcn receiving tho required vote
Ile National Nepabllcah taiterwafos
Whlgl party ieIa a convention IN baltimore
IN Deeemoer, 1851, mlt1 py unanimous vote
noin1hatea llchry clay LOT ffes'aont anu
1ohn sergeant tor Ylee-ffeslaeht' INC
"nolo nusnoef VI ueles"'es plesenI Was 4ot'
In May, lsa'' Democfaue Cohsehtoa' was
nola a1 oalslmofo' ana Oh tno 1sst oalio1
van bufen was nomlhatco unanimously
Ihcfo WAS no Natlonal Consehnon OF tho
wings pendlng thai electlon'
IN uccempert 4aV, luz WING Natlonal
tonve7ttoh met at harrisburg, ana HaEri-
son was nominated on inc 1rst ballot. INC
Democfatio toll9entaon III lo4o homlnatea
'an nlfen on tho hlst oallot'
Atihe WING co"'eh!'oh III ioa4 clsy WAS
no1nlnateo py aec'anat'oh, pNtfrell1gaussen
iol seG-i tes!ucht was ho"l,''.eo on .ao
ihlfo pa''o1 ~ Luz Oen'ocfaele CONVENTION
eae SUMS Seas folA "aS no'a'na'eo oh LILO
ninth pa1lot. .....
At lhe WING convention OF -4o4o Ten
lhy!or was nnnalnatet OH thc lollrth palloe-
Inc Democratic convention houllnated Cass
Oh INC ioufth pailot' -....-.
Inc htst prottacted sefies or oallothgs was
tlsat NJ INC WING eonVei'tloh he1a nc ba1.'-
more IN May' lo's. ZIG convention was IN
session s'x aasa. lhefo "ele hlty-thfee oal'
lo's' Mr' Ncpsler lo'lnR w Fotcst una inc
fef'alnaef--@Ss-oclng ABOUT equally divided
oets'een eeote anu Il!hao9e' 1ne Demo-
efalle convention, WHICH also met IN haitl-
more IN loas, naa lorty'hlno oal4ots' oh the
, 1880-06-08

FRoET1EnssfAN Joe Rankin was In Dcs
Molnos, H., last week, buying horacs for tho
Govornncnt. Ho Ia tho piucky scout who tnado
himself famous by hfs wonderful ride Of 16b
tnllos In twonty-four hours through the wilder
ness of Colorat1o, aud thus ayctl tho gallant ltto
command OF Maj. Thornburah from the aoa1ptns-
knives nf tho Utcs. II9 IL, Il natiye Of Indiana
County. Pennsylvania, but has spent most OF hls
llfo on tho plains. He Is about J5 years Of ago,
has rudy complexion wonra Il dark ultstachc,
to about, lnodfum hight, solidfy built, with
closo-k knit, hnrty looking physIquo. and weighs
nbout 1s0 pounds. He left tho be1ea8uorod
cnmp about midnight, and, etudlug tho vigilance
of the sAvagcg. rode without hatt to near
River, n distance of forty five miles. Horu he
halted, perhaps fifteen minutes for cup OF
cosice and Il fresh horse, and thon ro1o to Lieut..
Trice's camp twenty-five Intlc1 furthor an,
where be hastily swallowed Il cold lunch whiIo
n,otlaor horso wns saddlcd for him. After 4
lot,g rldo of etxty-nve mica ho next drow up Mt
IaMbert's rntch for bito nnl nnother change
Ut horses, md than, without n moment of rest,
cornpasscd tho thirty miles which lny between
him ata HAwiins Three tnou st4lrtod with him,
but, though nccustomod to the fatfgucs Of tho
en'ldlc, thoy proved unable to endure tho terri-
riblo stratn, ind Rankin went Into Nawltns
alone. 1fe changed horace With ono Of his COM
phnlons boforc leaving him. bis owu animal
showing Signs Of wenknoss, thus using four
horses III ali.
, 1880-06-08

Jup0E CATION, who arrived home few
days ago from his half tour around tho world, Is
rejoicing at striking Hatcr on his big stock farm
In viii County. He hns sunk m Artcsiau well
10 tho Eroat depth Of s,lsG fcot, and puro wRtcr
now poura out ut the ratio Of ninety-hvo gnlfma
minute, atrordinR him abundance of TIC ltmpd
liquid for all hts horscs and Cnttlo. tio has
two sections, or 1,2Ao ncrcs, Of rs good land
as thero is in tho Tra.rte Stnte. 1Io has put
down foTty.tivo mica of tile To drain tho wet
grounds, and has thcreby converted them into
tho most productive lnnti o, bis big farm.
, 1880-06-08

TIE past year was not n prosperous year
Tor tho hhip-buldtng industry nf Cauni3a, tho
number Of now vessels built md Registered
being a5, Of ~ tons, agntnst 40 vessels Of
t01 800 tons in 1878. while III 1871 thoro wore cor
structed 400 vessels, Of 1no,7@ tons. Canada.
however, still holds tho proud position NJ tho
fourth nlar1timc Power Of tho world, ncnrly
equa1inR Norwhyt which ranks third. In ISL
Canaaa ranked fifth among tho maritime States.
Italy having tho fourth place, but Inst ycar that
nation dropped hnck to the sixth plncr. Mr.
why during tho T'ast two years tt,s increased her
tonnn8o H,lu4 tons, while III tue same tlmo tho
tonnnSn Of tho Dominion has boon increased by~
81 ,G20 tons.
, 1880-06-08

DEMocisAriu primaries were hel.t In nil
tho wart1s ot this city Inst evnntnY TO sclcct
delegates to tho County Convention. to be held
tn-tlHy ut Hershey Hull. Although ail tho
Delegates infect to bo lit favor Of Seymour,
therr ~ II lurking suspicion among tho knowing
U1'cs tlmt II majority OF those Gt,son aso very
susceptible To hurrel Influences. Thoso ,Yoro
rDws-theru ouull bo no DcInocrntEo primaries
without rl'ws-ln tho First, Fifth, Seventh, and
Eighteenth Warts III tho First Wnrd Dave"
Thnrnton mud "1kG" stcDnnald weso tho rI,nl
leaders, nnd rival sets Ut delegates woru sst up.
In the Eighteenth, Fred Winston. ably sccotilott
by Inns ttncrttisg, led tho yDuug Democracy and
tho Antt.Tflt3e,litcs nYtlnst tho hbsts Of Ferry
Smith ind "Mfke" Coreoran. and contrasting
Delegates will ktatck for Atltnittunce tn-tlny ns
II consequence nf tho row. The roll OF Delegates
rcats lki tho nlsier roll nf j3riNl, 1.nr,lts afy
nr,tl tho Celtic element will not have 10 much
c1ttists to cHnplnn or lnok Ut representation III
Hershey Hull rs they clniln to hayo III tho cnse
Of tho Clty-Iinll. Tic city employees worked
lively and 81 effectively TINT It Is claimtti tho
Cs'ok County delegation will be solid for lInrrl-
acn for Governor, Ut, fni!Ing to sccnro hin that
ntinsnMtipn, the tlnlyatlon will 10 for him as
dccgs.ie tn tho Cll.cinnatl Convention lsyilca
vii. probably be tho other delegate from tho
West Side. "trom Courtcnay nnd '' ,ohnny''
Hchberg must bo content to 20 rs ,ltoruatcs or
stay ut huue.
, 1880-06-08

THE ravagcs Of tho pllylloxcra are OF great
Importance to Frnnce. A heavy loss to wine.
growers md to many workcra In vineyards Ii
mhde certain by tho news thnt last July's ,lcyes.
tatou Of u third Of tho geapo- growing aroa OF
Frlnce Is to bo outdnno this year by nt least o.
00Q aores mGro Of dostructlo11. Last soar tho
champagne crop WAS especially hurt, and thoto
was talk Of plantlng ynrleticsof American vines
which resist tho phylloxera. Two successive
ycars OF disaster must havo m ctroct on tho
nmuunt Of 9uod French vino available for cx-
untt.
, 1880-06-08
"Bossu cougI1No,s Ta1Bu1ATroNs;

"13oss" CunklinE Is tic only member OF
the Senatorial Syndicate who Inns retained
Ills dolnimuerLnE style In the Convention.
The two others hive subsidized. Cameron
tlckcrcd out the moment Ills function ceased
III Chairman Of tho National Committees; le
las not been hpArl FROM since Mr.. lIonr
assumed tic Chair. Log1n has roated as
gently rs Il sucking dove over since tho
eighteen district delegates wcro admitted ls1
pluec Of the bogus fellows Ut Ills own nI,-
M,intnlcnt. Conkting alone Inns struttetl
alld s,stercd; ani liz ninde himself nnllcccs-
sarily offensive yesterday upon every possl-
bic UccnsiDll.
struct the Ct,nIr as tn the rules. Because he
bcgrulged the Blaine side motion to begin
tic balIotlng, which was made by MI. 1lalc,
Id disputed the regularity OF such motion.
When iio was property rebnkcd for this in-
terfercnce he sought to tnnKe point by scc-
ending tim mutton which he Ind enucayorcd
tO pnt duwh. lie took Rn unfnlr advantage
when tho State If New York was called on
the first ballot. Under tho rMlrs, 1t was his
duty rs Chairman to announce the vote OF
the delegation, and Il Gull of tho delegates
WAS only III order when tho nllnounccn cnt
should bo disputed. Instead ut taking this
course, he insstet fron. tic first that tho New
York delegates should bo called by name.
| The Chair, with singular indulgence, allowed
Mr.. COnkllng 10 haYe his way. This trick
! for It wns c1rRr evnsEon ot tho rulcs-re-
| suited IN giving Grant perhaps three or four
moro votes from New York than ho could
lsave obtained III regular form. The "loss :"
wis thus enabled to exercise his authority
| over tho individual delegates from Now
York WHO Ind not already asserted their III
] dependence.
From this tlmo on Boss" ConklLng did
not loss MI opportunity for obtr,tdtng him
self upon tho Convention. When he an
llounccd the vote OF New York, 1t wns always
with soma show Of contempt for those who
refused to yote under his dictaston. 11o
| would say, "Iam Informed TINT two dele
gates yotu for Sherman md eighteen for
| Blaine, alld k,.oao fifty vote for Grant,"-
or some such pucrile expression OF resent
tnelat Mt tho partial loss Of his power. Lato
In tho evcning liz called for division on {,
vote to adJoarn before tho Chairman Ind nil-
nounced his decision. When tho Chairman
informed him tint the Chair had not yot ex-
pressed al opinion, he retortett, "But J
have" as though, he wero tho supreme power
III the Convention.
ConklnE's petnlanco did not escape TO-
| hukc. Tho Chairman Of tho West VirgintR
delegation rctal1atcd by reporting ono for
Grant and eight for Dlaluu in imitation Of
Conkllng's manner, md It brought .lAwn the
f1ouse. Soon aftGr It was noticed ttAt Conk-
ling delegated to some ono clso tho mn
! Nnttf1ets1utIut nf tta Nn,v Tnrt vntn Tin a,tf-
, 1880-06-08

Mn Cox sot q good example to tho House
during tho discussion on MI ttom In tho General
Deficiency bill. An atnondtnont was offered
paying John q. O'Connor slG5 for reporting
testimony taken boforo tho Committee on For
o!gu Affairs III rcgari to tho charges against
Mr.. Acklon. Mr.. Aokion moved to reduce the
n,tount to $e0 md showed that at the ratio Of
tho rcguiar charges tho actual cost would DO
about 80. Mr.. Cox cllimod that tho etcnog-
rapher had performed oxtrn sorvico, In order
to expedite tho report, md wns entitled to extra
pRy. The House was tn a Ytrtuous aud eco
nomtcal mood, and soon,cd shocked at tho pro-
posed raid on tho Treasury. Dy majority Of
rors than four to ono tho great principle Of
rotronchtncnt and reform .vas rindtcated. Thon
oamo Mr. Cox's opportunity:
Mr.. Cox-I riAo for tho purpose OF saying that
VIII phy, tho balance OF tho bill myself.
[I.auHhtor.1
blal,y motnbprb-AlI right.
II the many members Who found Mr.. Cox'a
offer all right would follow his example, they
would 10 less zealous, perhaps, in pressing small
Jobs hereafter. But for tho flrmueas ot Mr..
Whltthosne, who occupied tho chair and ruled
out scores ofamendmonts intnnied for personal
benetlt, tho Deficiency bill would hayo beou
loaded dnwn with lEttlo stoals originated on both
sides OF tho House.
, 1880-06-08

TirE population of Montreal, Il the corpo-
ration of1cial statements are correct, is loss by
1900 tl,an 1t was short ttfno aRo. Thero arc
many hundreds Of houses unoccupIcd to-day Ia
Montreal. whera Two or six yearH ago It wasnl
most Impossible To find h house waiting far
touant, aud tho ronta nntl values Of property arc
loHor than they wore even a ycar or tw0 ago.
, 1880-06-08

TIE Kentucky Democratic Convention
mncta ut Louisville tl-,lay to select tlclegntcs to
tic CtnctnnntL Convention. Present ntpcnr-
anccs lntcntc thnt tho delegation will hU M,lsI-
Ttldcns notwithstanding tho Efforts Of 1Eunri
WnttrraOu.
, 1880-06-08

TIE Democratic clans have gathered ut
indianapolis to participate III tho Beale Con.
vcntion to-day. The !ntcrtst contrrs In tho
anlerHatorial nomination, m It IL cert.lln that
ellcidrleks all tht- time tlolega-
don will be selMied 10 raprescat the IIMAsier
State III tho Ciuolnuatl Convention. Tho tight
oet~een Lieut.-oos. uruy and ex-Conyressnlan
tanaen Tor tho olfee Ut Governor 10 very iiefoe,
70 horce. tndccd. that It would not ba ut ali sur.
prtaln9 u bs,th gentlemen should Ao thrown
oFeftoaFd Assd "t!ask horsa" t0kcn TN. irdnsu
spoken Ut u "dark horses" nre Julgu l3owney,
sf The Indiana Supreme Court, aud tha uou.
}ephtha b. Now,
, 1880-06-08

THE Boston Herald tells the story ot M
enthusiastic veteran, who, lpon getting his rtn'
aion papers emitting him 10 $1,000 arrcarss IT.
markcd as he loft tho Ctty-t1all; "Ily GeorEc,
II could only moot tho lastardy Rcbol that
shot mo, would trcAt him."
, 1880-06-08

THE ho1-earzicrs employed OIL tho Union
Hepot, curner Of hintl!sun Mnd Cnnnl streets,
have struck for IN !iicrcaso In wages. They
hive been phtl el.h1 per tiny, An,. tlcu,nnd $l15,
which tho cnntr1ctnr refuses to my.
, 1880-06-08

On the sccond ballot Garfield scored ono
vote-cstat ty Pennsylvantatt. Gen. Harrison.
Of Indiana. Immediately walked over to his scat,
shonk hands. and congratulated him amilat The
audible slnisos OF tho Ohio delegation.
On tho next bR!tut ilarrison himself received
ono vote from come wing OF tho eamc delegation,
'whcFcupon Cons. uarfcid and Logan lnado visits
OF oouEratt1laton. l1onors wcro oasy,
, 1880-06-08

SEVERAL. hundred Chinese were oeietrat-
Ing religious festival OF sotn0 snrt In Now York
Sunday. Tawnrd tho cluse Of tho coretnpntus,
nnd ny WAY Ut diversion, It Ia tn be presumed,
tho CcicstatE e,lBaHed in a freq fight, In which
about 10O Ut tho purity were injured.
, 1880-06-08

THE Veteran Reunion nt Milwaukee, prom.
fses to bc very ticritlcd Hitcccss. Fully lO0O1
cx-Union soldiers l,aso atte.dy arrived. uiid
went Into cninp InAt evening. Gems. Grunt,
Sheridan, and other distinguished pcrsonnEcs
will arrive to-dAy,
, 1880-06-08

An elcction for Congressman, Judges
OF tho Supreme Court, md mrn,bers Of tho
Legislature WIS hcll III f,rcgnn yesterday. HruAt
interest was mAnfestc', a,ili n hcavy vote polcd.
The result IL IN "ut, hut Il II believed tlnt tho
Nepubltcnns have GrGn alsecessful.
, 1880-06-08

Boss CAMERON occupied secluded aeason
the platform, aud lEldustripusly figured fao aa.
thlts-sogsu vote from Pennsylvania on DIS ea'''
, 1880-06-08

Ti1E Peoria Democrats want Senator lee
nominated for Governor by tho Springfield Con-
ventjun Thursday.
, 1880-06-08

THE Empress 0f Knssla wns buried ycstcl-
stHy viii, rrcnt pnlnV. Tho Cznr, whp dill not
set'm IL rrgMrsl his eunsDrt with much utEtettun
slnriug her life, WINS tho pr!nc!pnl iuo1lrhcr Mt
tho funeral. and It mny be she'd fow royui--ur
croeOdllG-tonre,
, 1880-06-08
!tnsfOat1ly. rotrnntci for tho hnor, muttcrinT ns
h0 *cnt, "bnt dang mo II hankor artcr 1t. y

THE TRIBUNE, ever Alhce It was founded,
has bces, In tho hnbit of expressing its views
'm'aly and .incqulvooaiy On public mon and
mraBurcs. III tho present cnHvnss 1t hns desired
to fcavn nj mnt 1T doubt m to whore It stood on
thu nnrcpacan unit -r,iln business; on !" ttoss T"
1otnlnntlOn: on Slate Convention gngRtng In
atructtons on tho right OF Congressional ttstttut
representation; nil tho oa,lse of tho crushing
dtf0RtH OF tho Republican pnfty during Grants
second term: on tho n,txicty Of tho Syndicate
Uoascs for third tertn oi tho tpois; on tho i'm
policy and danger Of thr,.AtnH n th.rd-tcrtn
candidate and fee11o upon thu Republican party.
Hut these plain ayowns " Views don't ptoaso
daspcr fnckarl nnJ somo other third torrnors Of
1.apurtc, ind, and they publish a oar.1 basing co.
They dcmnnd FRO spccch for thonselvcB but
deny It to THE Tribune, and thereby
prove themselves bultdozors bY Instinct,
and onemtcs Of tho freedom Of the pre4s.
TuE TRIBUNE catcetns tho soldier rcoort
Of Con. Grant as highly rs nny Of tho "booa.
Btora": but admiratlon Of ur,nt's military On.
rcar Is ono thing. and n hnnkcrinH nftor third
torn Of tho ''uld crowd" who diegrnced and
bruko down hts Bccond term does not follow aa
natural consequence Of TINT ndsnlrhuon. Pnok-
ard aud his gang may bo longing for a rostor.,-
ton Of tho spoils-vcna'nR rGgltno for ronsonB Of
thoir own. md Gun, therefore, SEQ no obtoohons
to overriding the example Of Washington nnd
Violating tho proocdonta Of tho Nation; hut tho
Asncrfcan ncDnte have no sympathy for such de-
signs. nnl TiE Tn1uuNE regards thotr "oon-
demhation - bull With tho coutctupt It aud its
authors deserve,
, 1880-06-08

= Boss CoNKLtN0 announced hta vnto In his
bosslcst mannor, but ono Of tho Wcst Virginia
delegates took tho wind out ri his aa|ts "
1nimioktnR him to the lifc. Thereafter Boss
ConklIny found 1t convenient to hnse chestcs
A. Arthur announce tho rote Of New York.
, 1880-06-08

TIE veteran stnlwart Nesps. piping Us
ponuy whistle, continues to rnad THE TRIBUNE
out of tho Republican party. Go it. little uus |
you have boon In tho party nearly As many da'e
as THx TlIInuNE has years.
, 1880-06-08

DENIS MCCARTHY, OF Now York. couldns
DO scared Or terrified ny demand for a F'''
call. Having hia convictions, he was not afsa'a
to ayoW them.
, 1880-06-08

T1tE Chinese Government Is making prep
aratin fnr WIZ. 10 rs to l,n rcndy In cnso Of br-
tug tlrlvcu 10 extrrmLtr by ll!lssN.
, 1880-06-08

. Gov, CORNELL. 1T Now York, is not on .s.a' sao
ground, but ho haa an altesulta quito al ehp'"''
onn for tho third term a. he ia hisnso|f.
, 1880-06-08

On, Spontanolty, wjlero nre thy charms!
Any number Of ballots and nny n'lnisef u
arguments may now be used m thy nuhatf, and
" tho Rstd OF the purity" Is tho lc,At co',sdufa-
ton Of all.
, 1880-06-08

mir" ConyELr., delegate from Nnw iofk,
isa youth norhaps IS years nf aye. Tho olds aso
that hn will not yoto for q President ibis yolt'
though ho sotos to nominate one.
, 1880-06-08

A MATHEMATICAL. proposition: II n canaI'
date gains three yoteA In twcnty'cight ohlsu's'
how uany ballots will It takc him to gsaln se'ea'
ty-ono voted3
, 1880-06-08

THE Judges OF tho Now Jersey Supreme
Court cut out plenty OF work for themselves
whcn they Affirmed tho oonstltuuonality Of the
act OF 1878 under which pcEsons can ha pun
isheo fur breaches Of fduciary trust that o.
CURED wlthlu tYe years before tho 4pdiu9 Of
, 1880-06-08

IT Is said TINT the French Government
hns dctcrnlfnrtl to close tho Jesuit csthblist-
lnents throughput Frnncu next t;U1!dny.
, 1880-06-08

THE Hon. Stephen Cave, prominent ox-
member Of tho i!rttish Parliament anh n writer
on financial alita commercial tnnfrs. ia ttend.
, 1880-06-08

IAs It ever occurred to Mr.. LaWson tnas H.
"noss" is meroly bully in politica-a spoa'
grabbing bully9
, 1880-06-08

TEsTEsl1Ay Il t2-yenr-oli gfri died near
ttalelgh, n. T., from tho cfYccta Of rnttlcsutkc
, 1880-06-08

Boss LOGAN wors subduad and nielan.
choly oppression whon ho declared eight spleo
for Washhurno aud ton vutcs for lllalno ifo'a
Illinois,
, 1880-06-08
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, 1880-06-08
HYMEhEAl.,

THE rule Of the bosses is over; no no''''
ration c1u sAYe them.