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, 1880-03-17

THE "MAtK LANg Exrltrss" " WEEKLY REVIEW,
LoNpoN, alnrch l6.-Tho Mark Lam Erprtxs
says; The wcathor has boon t1nn ind aprinx.
like. Evon tho heaviest Boita lro rnrlliy be-
co'nlng workable, and RotAl progress. hua boon
ulalo with sowing barley, hvans, anl pears.
so0toh hdvces aro etlunIly favorable, Tho cat-
dillon os lstures In hoth countries IL pnstletl-
lRrly gMNl. THU scco,lt surlnisea ns To tho rrst-
nDln frcst1nY pt nutninIl-aown wheat hayo In
most cases proved uAfounioll. Fartltcrs hayo
been busy With Hold work, Thrcsh!ux tas coli
sctlucutly h0eu neglected., alnl 0trorngs OF hsst-
grown WhoAt nrG very ssnnll. Inferior whont
mot with little attention, but ttno purcels mat,-
TUNED last weoka prIcos, both In London and Ut
ctl1lntry markets.
Tho imports OF foreign whcat hayo agatn bocn
quite 1'lotluruto aAl principally American.
At the beginning OF tho week lower rrlces
wero cab!e,l from Amerlca, which unsettled
srt4tao nnd checked tho buoyaut feollny which
,saa f'eEtnnfng to prevail. Tho tone during tho
last few days haa been undecided. Mtltcrs, In
tho faco Of light llupolts aud rapid depletion OF
stocks, adhered to tho plau OF only buying trpsm
haua to mouth.
THE r0sITIoN or rRApA
is difficult to gauge. ~ although tho enormous
requirements Of this country between now and
hnrvcst aru universally admitted, tho demand
has shown few s!Kns !uf improvement, and tho
question still u VT Whcthor England Gun stan,t
America the ennFinluSexpellSc OF storage. Ar
rivals at pOFtR Df Gull hAye boon small
Wheat tolded downward eAFly lu tho wcpk,
but tho dcuiaad subsequently improved. and
, 1880-03-17

series of ls76, letter G. and printed On imitation
"Unitct Statct" Is darker thRn IN tho Ecntalno
motto, but tho general appearance or tho btll IL
good..
THE Er.KCronAh VOTE.
Edmunda' bill introduced i1tthn scnatc today
Electoral votes provides that tho tnecstnY oe
uary, fnstcnti IT tho second "wednesday Of De-
ccmhcr, and mikes tho simple proylsinn fnr q
Bfatp disposition at any controversy 'l1ior ssln
1nwa Rs It tnny hnyp in existence prior to tho
kate hf the choosing Of Electors It provides
for Inter meeting Of the Electors IN or'ser !hnt
each Ftnto mny dispose Of my controversy tnas
may attse, nnd then provides, ns tho b1li nf tho
last sesHl0n did. for meeting Of the t~1 Hoi,eCs
and proceeding in conformity with hcC!shsle
reached in tho respective StHtcs In Any cnsc Of
dispute.
LrCtus TA1ncH1Ip.
Tho Hon. L,,ctts Farchtli, United States Min
thter 10 Spain, will rcprcAont the I1nltr!t Stntca
At tho Conference to he held Mt Madrid ~ ar
range with tho Enyuy of Morocco rules relating
to tho rrntctton by fnrrrn Powers Of Jews and
othcr subtects Df the Sliltnn Of Morocco.
GENIUS RUrrnyIaoRs,
Tho President nominated for Supervisors of
tho Census: Chnrtcs u. Campbell, Of Lima. for
tho Flint Census District Of Ohio; William a.
Hunt, nf st. ClalrHvlllc, for tho aevcnth District
Of Ohio; and william r. l}r'wt1. OF metropolis
City, for the Eighth District Of Illinois.
RENO Drs,s1ssRn.
Tho President to-day conhr1nca tho sentence
Of dismissal in tho caso Of bta1. Marcus A. Reno.
, 1880-03-17
CHICAGO.


LEONARD swErr rEEts T1lE ELEVENTH WARD
rt-1.9E.
Tho Eleventh Wnrl Republican Club held
rcgllnr meeting Inst evening In Martino's Hall.
Ada street. There WIS largo attendance, fully
30 being present, With II. f. Ttithl In tho ctatr.
4 communication from tho Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union retatlve to tho nomination
OF temperance candidates WIS received mid
rtnced OIL file.
Tho nnncs of nifty now nlombors woro pro-
poscd and elected.
IconRrl Swctt wns called u1nn and enthusf.
nst!cul1y rcccynl. Ito said TINT ,n flu not como
to mike rcady-nlado speech. but proposed to
consider tho question rs to whctlior tue
Government should rcmRtn fnr foisr ycRrs
more In tho hanils Of the Noruhllrnn party or
rnss into tho hands Of tho Durnct7.ta. lilo l'rn"
posed to look tack twenty yclrs. Every ono
wolIlf ngrco that every prominent tnnasurc NIL
vOcatcti by tho Democrats, II altcccsaful. would
hare becn Injurious to tho country. Tho nonl.
ocratio party oan,o INTO power In 1852. Thclr
first great idea waa tho repeal Of tho Missouri
Compromise. HID TINT measure been SUCCESS.
ful slavery would hnvo been admitted to tho
Territories which hid hitherto heen dedicated to
freedom. Suppose TINT hn1 bcen successful, 1t
wuutd have pprpetuntctt slavery. II tho Dcns-
oorntle rarty lca Of the wnr hn rreylailc, tl,o
lieu OF s!nvcry. Tho amendments to
tho ConHtttutnl would never hnro
boon cnrrled last tho Democratic purity Idea
prevailed. Since tho Wnr it f.nl never oriEl.
!Iated ono measure which would hayo hcnefitcd
tho country. Since tho Dgtlncrhta had cnn1c
into rowcr In Congress they had pressed no sim
GIG measure nf tnluc
swett safI: !" was In tho 1'rcss,ont'a rnotn mo
tny while In washington. md hc, sa!d. i hnye
Fttz tnhn f'0rttrt antl II k!lnw. anything 1t IS
whnt cvflcnec proves. AMI when 4 thing is
proven: and say TINT have mt tho sltRhteat
tlnltbt TINT ftz 10hit Porter wns guilty of trea-
so!,, md TINT hc might tn tp shot"
the wnr, OIL tho Ires[tlentint question. f[o frokr
ut fsr.nt ns. "tho t1ern nf Appo,nattox.'f md
rrntscd int little response, tfnr1r Ind tho
steMker frlonl1nnel thu nHnnnf Jnines q. {llnfnr,
when ho wns interrupted for soverll minutes l,y
niark TINT hcro " natno at lenet stands flrss."
Thcn SIR. sxett referred to X. H. Wnshtl,rnc.
And WIN agn1r interrupted by prolonged mp
pnlis't enthusiasm, aud chccrs. ltc then 'tettv:
Crnst csIl0gy bn tho rx-Sln1ster by aayinH that
mo man y tho h!stnryoi this country hns 1l'a!lo
y: r., Wsshhnrnc. From hts . trs. "ntry
ito was thoughtful, fnithful, ,lld oi0ciont rep
rtscntAtito: Tie Represented this country IN
Europe With credit t0 himself md nscfulf.css to
fl,l whether TIC wonf!l not get moro. votes T.
nominated than anyhntty clac. md. ho would
nink0 4 gnol President when elected"
Dir. HwUtt then trncceird IN menttGn Sherman,
GNrfleti. mud Esltnunds without making tho
popular rnfso display my ng!tA!lon whatever.
Drowncl!, md othors, Tho CLUB adjourned Tor
ono week. 37
, 1880-03-17

h,nfts, Including sccond mortgage, &xs}t.s;
othDr items of interest and ronts, $1BO,4h7,s0,
leaving pr1tlt Of fa,, ,4so.G5. Tho not roypn,,o
fr'm lon.ei1 llhes was ff,ld7,7o5.7l, and tho
rentals n ..tAsh having loss Of &1Ra iaoo4,
!nrs OF FL: ,Go5I, being n ,,ct gain Of 9;5i-,
Cincinnati + sinsk!nsstm VaItSy Rna,l I to tEo tfo
!mlnEnlMiA 4 H.tnduy Crock Valuy. nnw tho
ohio Ccntrnt 1sat!rnat1. was t.tlf'r!. Tho dbl
Thnulns y. Ecntt, George H. Itetnrta. Watnr
Morris, Strickland Knca.s, II. II. 11m.tton, j. N.
William shaw, j. NJ. Mccullough, Thutnnn b,
Mcselcr. ". H.. I,art,et, nt rlttetnrFs tsohort
Ehcrrnrsl, Jr nf Stei,lrElvil1e; aud u. S Griy, Of
CNis1tll,tts. THO organization Of tho Board was
postponed until o Inter dntp,
, 1880-03-17
MISSOURI,

NrrrtNn or THE DEMncu tr,1 erA Asrp t,prrr 4 r.
vu,,,., ,,..!, L''MAtTIEk, LUZ
sffM3 DHpateh to 7as Chicago Tribune
st. Louis, stnrGll 1G.-'Tho geleotlon to-day by
tho nom6cratio stato conn,ttco Of tho nth of
tf.,, os tho ttn,, ~, t,1nntj,,,. ,.,.... a.. A.
N"to, MY ~, ~ .u ,r ac'osa.es =, @ 70 .oe
Ing II, tho Interest Of no particular candidate.
Interviews to-day with mctnllurs nj tho Commits
~ w.. p'o'"no' ~ o'"'o io''1'cS' scsuIted aa
lo.loWa: ..--...
tial candidate mn in fayar of tho hcat mu,,.
Aly present opinion il Tint vo should ,,o,nIuntc
seymour. Ibo!loya ho will aoccpt II noml-
nHtctl."
Grill rruther-MI bcljeyo ". n. Merriam of
1Iiinrts ~ lin ,o.+ votI,,,,e .,'s., 60 ~. ~
.,",'t nrn t"t, .''.,'t aao'o na!' Ut tfgsi-
EeNt; Ohe tnst9 ls ccrtuln: nM against TIL.
a. nrvnn.-a uorarfo,,. !. ,
chntco.' '"' 'S''''''''
H. A. NEckprxnn-ut t,elreyn sey,n,ur !. 4h,
best man wo clsm nominatu for rses,,iomt" :" '"'
, 1880-03-17

VOTE or CONFIDENCE.
PANS, Mnreh 1d-ln tho Chumbor Of Deputies
tho Loft tntrMtllaolnn Interpolation asking tho
Government whit otllrHo 1t Wilt pursue rnlntlyo
to unauthorized religious contraternltlcs.
Premier Do Frnyoirut e1nphntlc.lly ropoatel
lls lcclnrAtlon Of ycstorday TINT ho would apply
nxlstlng lnws. lie demanded complete liberty
nj action, and would always io rcaIy to render
a1l account IT Ills nets. IIn asked for complete
vote Of confidence l,y # large ,nnto.ltF.
4 motion Introduced by tue Left expressing
confidence In tho Government Rn,1 relying M lts
izfNt congregations, wns aGnptcd,-TIA to iii.
Tho nxttumo Loft sihstllnetl tru1n Whiting. Tho
minority wore all motnhcrs OF tho Hight,
EDUCATION.
The Ferry Education l,ili, as amended by tho
6Gnato, wns tIlou NtlNpteti.
pGETAI. HONEY 0nDRtR.
Tho Sennt0 passed Il bill Gml,0dylng a rOst1l
money oe1rr Convention with tho United st4tes,
, 1880-03-17

4 CONCESSION TO TIE rOPE.
LOhp0N, MRrch 10-A Berlin dispatch says:
As tho first concession to tho P0re, tho Bishop
Of Strasbllrg will 10 permitted to reopen tho
seminary for tho education Of persons intending
to become priests"
TIE r0rE'a CONCESSION.
4 Berlin dispatch Rays: "In vlow OF tho COM
KlIrt to tho appointment Of priests, which ylcl1s
tho main I,uint tn tho dispute betwoen tho vntl-
cal md I}crltn, It lsshhrtl to Roo why kultur-
knlnpf shhild mt SOM pr1settcnlly ctimB to MI
gEd. Tho rumnrGd bill for revising tho May laws
Is being prcrlrcd In tho Ministry Of Worship"
TOBACCO MONOPOLY.
. DEnLrn, a1nrch t9.-Tho Government is said to
he celebrating plnn for II tobacco monopoly.
NETIsOTttED.
The Indy to ssh0m tho elicat Ron OF the Crown
rr!ncn is botrnthetl s Princess Augusta VIctorin
eldest daughter uf the Into Frinc0 Frederick OF
HchlcsWig- flulstein. -
, 1880-03-17

Special Dsratei to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoIlK, March 1s-.rho controversy TINT
hns SO 1nng existed 1'otwcen james sfoIlonry and
tho prpaont management OF the Nov York, Lako
Eric s. Southwestern Ront t,Rs assumed a new
form. Suit hns been begun in tho Supreme
Cn,irt BY tho Kutront1 Company to rccovcr from
MsEIenry over fl,3I7aM which It n claimed ho
owcs tho railrt,ad enrpar1atlon. Tho ShcrIR being
nnnble tn find tho defendant In this county,
Judge DHniuls stgnrtl MI orlor for service OF tho
summons by publication.
, 1880-03-17
CHICAGO,

THO nlnrm from u0x 30t at 2:t5 yesterday aft
or1loun WIS cn,isctl by Tho discovery OF i.ro III
tho two-story frame, No. sib johnson street,
owned by Mrs Itcgan, ind occupied by John
ws % ca,isoa BY BY sparEs in irom chimney, ii @ % pamaRo @
tO tho building, $40.
, 1880-03-17
MEXICO,


GRANT EANQUETKh.
C1rY OF MEXICO, March le.-Scifor Enrscal.
Minister Of Justice, gnvn banquet last night.
Among others wcro Con. Grnnt and party.
PARTICIPATING IN ELEcT1oNs.
President Dinz hns Issued m order Tint Pre-.
fecta altd ar1ny officers shnil ahstnin from tak-
Ing nart Or interfering with tho political cntn-
nnlEn.. Tho Hane r1tlo II applied IL Postnast,.ra
Rntl tGleKrnnfl-nper1stnrH, win. in q,lso Of tsu-
Incidence, will ho removed. The Uftier cnjoins
the perfect frcctlnna # tho people at tho polls
without distinction of'party.
, 1880-03-17
SPAIN.

NONnENBKdtfLD,
LONDON. March td.-A dispatch from Lisbon
reports that tho swcdisl, oxp!nrtng-stearnor
VcSn haa sailed, Prof. Nor,lcnskjnlsl having re-
cotved a telegram from Engnnd requesting Ills
hurried departure to asslst tho british Arctic
Commission.
AHA1v sEHTESCEn r0 DEATH
HtAnntn, HImtt,, Mnrct 1B.-Tho Court Of Cns-
saaon rejected the npIMnl Ut t3onznlea and aen-
tcncctl him to death for attempting tho lilo Of
tho King.
, 1880-03-17
POLITICAL NEWS.


TO Ehs Editor ~ T1s Chicago Tribune.
AvN01tA, ILL.,, March 1a.-Tho Congressional
succession Ia attrncting Intention III tho Fourth
District. Thu district gives Its nominee II, ,00O
minority, ana q nomination Ia equivalent to M
election. 60 It Is not necessary to select cantlI
date because Of his availability alone. There !s
nfccltng extant that, II thorc ts district In tho
whole United Btntas that should send first
class man 10 C0ngross.-a unn who by
tho 1udEetous management Of his own
business ntfalrs has given evidence ct his fitness
to ho iutruBtod with tho contrib Of tho creator
financial interests Of tho Nation-onc who hnst
tho tact and utility to forwar'l anl protect tho
Immediate tntercsta Of his constituencies nian
Of commanding address, whose "blr. Speaker"
would insure tho attention and respect Of hia
follow members when ho arose to address tho
nouso.-that district should bo this
Two yclirs ago tho Lathrop- Hur'but feud rent
tho district. Lnthrpp could carry Wlnnobnxo
and Do Kalb, I1urEbut Ind 1oono ind Mc1Io1,ry
at bis command, and both wanted Knno, whose
vote Wis essential to nominate. Tho friends
OF Hurlbut In Knno County thought
1t fncxpodEent to make tho fight
dlrcot for their man. 30 sherwIn, tho County
Clerk, WAS put forth as an ostcnHtblo candidate,
whoao delegates, however. to tho District cnn-
vontl0n Woro to Do transferred Bolldly to Gcu.
Hurlbut as soon MS Knno hnd given con-
pllmentary vote to her Clerk. But It didn't
work TINT way. Aurora, eherwln'a own town,
had beaton his dcicgato tckot, md elected 0.le
10 INC county convention Tor l+athrop. 1ild 10
strong Wero tho Lathrop dplegatos III that Con-
veution that tho Ehcswltl- IIurlb,t coalition only
n,.aa,ua na.a u tno auteaus W Nnno 70 LUG
!'ats1oe oon'entloH' "netesls ail were necessary;
but an instruction was poFsnlttod to sl!dothro,'gh
tnstr1,ottug them all to sunpurs shsrw1n. which
would hnve boon obcyeti oil i flrst iMllnt.
Ccn, WurI6uf then snw thnt in M stvrnt cou,,
ho 10 uouiiiiatcd 1T Elan an.j tic I,ol;,inntin,
Of jathr0r was not to t,o TcrrttptI II In an.it,i
nrcycrt t1hp ti1rO for hIt1ipt Mrrfvrd In XIII.
pnd Wfnncbnpn votc,i fnr I.mthrfn' Knnn rnu.,s
", chatlnx llIllrr hur IltstrUctip,,s. anil Mnt,r,
hoone and Stci9u'iry, instructed for Ilnrlt!t, but
.a n.y. u!tnH y ttLAt Mnte On seeot.a hallnt "
HherTi1, a,,ti ha WIN n'nIntd IN t ,it stu ha s
lot By Just votes enough to Jn il. Iuthft,p Wus
uoM Adj1lrnGl.
s1 at nt anss nay ~ pondGrea over:
iM."tc1, i, AMrot1, fv ti f"th1x" t,Ent , "Ma
, 1880-03-17

Special Dtspatth 10 Ths Chtea7c Tribune.
ST. Louis, March 16.-At fro which occurred
at tho Lafayette Drowery In this city to-dny tho
novel uso WIS mHdo Of tho beer In tho watts OF
pumping It through hose to o1tiuguish tho
.lnmcs. Iiiia proved insufficient. and n second
alHr1n, cAll!ng out largo force of tho FIro Do
partmont, becnmo necessary. A portion Of tho
buildings were consumed, ulid total estimated
loss Involved af 3!1.5 lnRurol In Eastorn and
f0rcRn cplnpnntes for $s1.bM. Work will bo re-
sutncd at tho brewery iii u Tow DAYS.
, 1880-03-17

meeting Of tho roads lun.1n1 from this city
md milwaukee, to Upper Mississippi! points WIS
hold yesterday ut tho Grand pnoi1o Hotel for
tho purpose OF establishing Hunn,er r,.tes to
points On Tho Uppor Mississippi III conjunction
with tho watcr lines. Thoro wcro present, IL.
G. Wtckor anil G. @. Eddy, ChIcago Il Northwest
er,!; ": 9. yan Horne md 4. ]. McCnr,nclt,
Milwaukee st. Paul; W. u: l1arroi, Minnesotn
Southern; !. o. WyMtt ind Joseph Chnpmun,
ChlGnEn, Clinton, nstbuqno 4 MINNESOTA: j. lii:
,,e IT,, Y: 1'n,,l m,oi; Ered VITA: Western Union;
9. lllukcy, Diamond Joe Limo; NJ. 6hcchcy nntl ".
+. johnson, Knokuk T. Northern l.ins Packets;
ti0r1!co T,ickor, llllnois Coutral Il. Z. Ripley
and r4l ',; ;Aiortcu. ChIcMgn 4nrtn9toG o,i;icy;
Mohler l'i,rlinEtun, cetinr Narids & Northern.
:, Mr. iinrnGo TUCKER occupied tho chair, nnd
Mr. ". l.. johnson nctet IA kccrctnry. After
lengthy .llseusson T. was deul.'cd 70 reu'!opt
princIpa! cl,angu viii bo In special clns4, which
II nlk'lt cents h'gher thAu lust summers rnt,s.
Tho now rAiCa frnn. ChtcNXn t0 lit. pniil will IN
as fnllws; First Glass, 90 cents: sceon! class,
cunts; Uni! spncA! cflss, u cents. Tho sntes
to nthcr points OIL tho Uppct mississippi arD
fI,isC1 on tho above,
, 1880-03-17
TIE RECORD.

TIE SENATE.
WARRINGTON D. G., Mnrcl 16.-bfr. Davis fIltJ
presented a memorial Of lending mcrefnnts OF
Chicago, praying tho cnacttncnt of n Uniform
Bankruptcy law. Mr.. Davis spoke in favor Of
euch law \
Tho resolution Of tho New York Legislature
requesting appropriations for tho improvement
Of communication through tho Grcnt Lakes wan
fUfcTrcd.
On motion Of Mr.. Thurman, Tho resolution
offered BY Mr.. Kellogg on Friday for commit
tee to investigate tho newspaper charges agnlnst
him was lnid on the tablo,-3i yoas pomocrats)
to = nnra dtepubllcans}.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced n bill TO tx tho day
for tho meeting Of tho Electors ot tho Prcsidcnt
and vlcc-rrcsidens, and to provio for md rcR,,-
lato the counting Of yntcs fnr President nnd Vice.
President, md tho decision OF questions arising
thereon. Rcfcrred To sclcct committee on tho
subject,
At tho expiration OF tho morning hour. tho
Bcnato resumed tho consideration Of tho "Stnr"
Route Deficiency Appropriation bill, aud Mr..
Beck continued his remarks.
T1tE HouaE-
a session WIS or.1nrct1 on Saturday noxt for
debate only on tho Funding bill.
Mr.. Sawyer called up tho contcstcd-elcet|0r
srot e nea" of Xyksn.s ss IT, Mesaho rsse sp
question of consideration md Tho House refused
to consider The oieeton caac, md, thc morning
mitteo Of tho Whole. Gar!sla, In tho chair, on tho
Deficiency Appropriation bill.
Dohnto n11 tho b!lt wnH almost entirely devoid
Of interest tho chief a,hjct Of .ltse,'asin1, lc-
Ot1ico while the subject of pay Of b1nFshals WIS
but briefly touched upon.
Mr.. Cannon said tho gentleman from Ohio
McMahon, had annonncei In i'is speech that Il
Of tho eonstitutlonnlLty of Election 1nws, oven
after the Supreme Court hna decided them to bo
constitutional. With those Election lnwa IN force,
TIM n1nJ0ernt in rnrfV P11t mt TIM Ef,1tI
so,th: it eos,Id not M eicct ts Preiicnt dive iho
.ho results Of the Wnr md ~ "
MAKE THE GOVERNMENT
what 1t WIS twenty yenrH a1n.-n nero thing
without rnwcr to protect Il. ntlsetls, a'll With
6fr. Dnkcr Warned tts friends 0n tho Dcnl0-
crattc sto thnt they mstn'lers! O4al tho temper
md Judgment Of TIM .A.nertean people II they
thought TINT the Modification Of constitutional
Inv was moro to'erahlo ta them thun opcu re-
Mr. co6b dea1ro.l to inform his 1sorul,lcn.,
friends TINT tho ncniocrtltc pnrtr col tIko
ton of tic as cnooi,y @ 'p prsy s rnr @ III te ts sxfr
session Ind tt,st 1t nnny rDtrF. IIr M not think
It lntl lost my yotcs; hut, IT. 1t hui, II would try
by lnKtn and rrnsnn to D!'tnIn thcn, hgnln. III.
wanted 1lepuhlcnua to untloratEts] Tint It wrutl
bo M chi'd's pnr u l,cat tho DumnGrnsIc party
At tho tpxt election.
Tho Committee then lsEa.
Afr. McMnhon suited LII, would ta-morrnw
move TINT { thn Renornl dchato CLOSE upon the
Mr, springer sntel TINT whom tho Deficiency
niL .S9E tliaFsscta Of ho world Gull IN tho aon-
tested election cuso of Curtin ys: Yokutn:
on to sccrotnry II tho Interior for infornsntloi,
rs tn withholding pensions allowed to soldiers Of
tho Mar of 1sl@. Adopted.
, 1880-03-17
PRESIDENTIAL.

.PRESlDENTlAL.
John G. Thompson, Of Ohio,
Says Sam Ti|den Isn't
Wanted,
Democrats Having No Use for
Him for First or Sec-
ond Place.
The Anti-Ti1den Pnrty of
Pennsylvania in Accord
with Ohio.
An Interview with q Member Of
the Republican Congressional
Committee.
Who Shows How Strong the
Opposition to Grant Has
Become.
Wns11burne Declared by Him to
Bo Growing In Favor
Daily.
Feeling in Missouri Strongly in
Favor Of Seymour for
President.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee Of That State Orders
Two Conventions.
, 1880-03-17
ATGHANrSTAN,

ABDUL nAttMAN KHAN AT JAKrApOnT.
UoNpoy, March 19.-A Cnb,,l 1lspntch says It
Is crcdibly reported TINT Abdul Itnhrnnn khnn.
accompanied by tho Amecr Ut Dat1Akshan anl
two usslnn officers, nrriycal In tho curly part Ut
March Mt Iaktapool, military cnntormcnt of
to receiving him. but Ills objections Wcro OYER
ruled by Abdul Isahmnn's troops.
, 1880-03-17
Kidney lplaeRae.

.-,-- F1sher, Champaign Co.. IT,
DMAH aIk: This Ii 10 cfrttfy thAt ynur INDIAN
BLOOD sYlUl, bus donp ne nlofo good for Kidney
Complaint ard Heart t)i1CNsD tlnft hnJ othnr medi.
Chl1l1 and gcs0iula. AHGAHEV CiliAN
, 1880-03-17

: ne1Tidere. Eoonc Co., 1tlt Feb. 4 ts7a
nnAM SIN: hnxs been malnR J0nt INDIAN rif00n
HYKUF snmn tins. and am PERFECTLY satisfied win
petite sttnnRthana tho Nerves, Regulates tle Sloa.
ach and ltowe&s, and R0lIaFeB llheuu1nttsn. would
uUl DO Without IL Mrs, WEHCEALl.
, 1880-03-17
EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES.

1lLooNts1TDA. Ill, March l9--nIste,nper In a
very vtlultnt form hu4 hr,ken nut In several
parts OF Mclean County, atst Ia doing u grcat
deal Of damage, In hudson Township largo
many must die. The tl!srnsu tretks out il, lila
throat aua On tho outside OF the ncck,
, 1880-03-17

sAn FAsscisco. March 1O.-At u uiuuttug Ut
The Eittzc'ls' rmtcct!ye Union to-nght, no
special c4'1lsso waa lutOrlnncd Ull In rrKlrtl to
hn!loeh. 1t IL undelstaHA, howuycr, ttlnt h[a
and. sho,lhl hn fnil t comprehend hIs duty Id
Mayor, stops VIII DO takcn tu remTnl him thereof,
, 1880-03-17
RAILROADS,

GRAND TRUNK COMPETITION.
Considerable surprise has boon expressed TINT
tho percentage Of business tloro By tho North
western Grand Trunk, MS reported by tho BoNrrl
Of Trale, should not hAvo amounted On ln nypr-
ago to about per cent Of tho total cnst-bounl
shipments, whtlo Just nftcr tho opening Of tho
rOAt tho percentage carried by this rona
amounted according to tho report OF its officers,
to moro than IL ror cent. Tho Grand Trunk
officials now ctatm thAt tho noar1l Of Trade re-
ports havo bccn ttnpored with, and did not
gIvo the renl figures. Lust woek's report, for
exanplo, gayo tho Northwestern Grand Trunk
but ..8 per cent of tho enst-lol1nl business,
while in tact it carried that amount during tho
first two days OF tho week, md no credit Mt nh
other four days. The tDtnt ntnhunt OF shipments
" ttla Nortlwestern GRIND Trunk amounted to
moro THU, TINT httl there bcen sn(Acient olra
tharo Will bo soon Rnfulant rolllng:Htnek 70 tnko
ol'lc,als think the trunk lines intended to stow
Tint thatr new limo was not ablo. to carry moro
thu @f oes Ct The tSa bs
II ntmitted into the east-bnund pao Tho
Northwestern Grand Trunk now rsfuacs to nuke
Trildo, and tho. nnoMnt Of business iono l,y it
hereafter Will 10 known only to Its uiliccrs,
This road has tntcly succeeded In porfceting nr-
VIII ti1o DotEo!t : 4 ilys,tkss, Detroit, iansa,s
io n nensSi Ta S1 a;s + H2T s9s5S s1IS Sssfs "r IL
9,rand {, Haven orHnd i!apidg otc; 1'his ~
noss Of tho Michigan % Gcntru ind LIKE Lsse si.',rc, ,rt
md accounts for tho Increased hostility lntcty
G;kl, 9xh,ttcd BY Vanderbilt nglinst tho Grant
nwtng 70 the Grand Trunk Competition. md tlie
prGsGheets re- i"r sevsro nKht lotwce9 THIS ron.l
, 1880-03-17
English Catholic Bishops Con-
sured by the Pope for In-
polite UttcranccS.
An Extensive Diamond Robbery
Perpetrated at Cape Town
Recently.
The Government Post-OfTtco plundcrcii
Of $1,000 Worth Of Precious
Stones.
France to Apply Existing LAWS with
striotnosa to Religious Contra
teruities.


RUSSIA.
oRIOrF NOT nECALLEp.
St. rErEWsnuR0, Marcl1 1c.--1t is semt-otflcIal-
II statcf TINT Prince Orloff has mt bccn re-
called from tho Legation ut Parls, but has only
been summoned to st. Petersburg to Rlvo In
tormation In relation to tho Hartmann MUIR.
HEOnET AGENTS.
Gcn. Mclkoff Inns tAken under his control ono
division or the third scntion OF tho prfry Chnn-
aal,joct 70 tho orders Of tho Minister Of tho In
terror.
uNrAyoRAHIn nErLY,
1T, The answer Of the Municipal Council Of
khnrkoI to the Gorernment communication
The .k # ntatminS i, %rdsr points ,a 9t tho
incits rc1cst. 'Ts' Ths rcpy M con compiafns o Of tlo
rest rletio.i upon the liberty Of discussion nil
opinion tint these circumstances teni 70 pro. re-
ment f. # struggle agaiast TIC rovolutlonaIy
Con; Mellkotf's systcm OF trcating people with
CONSIDERATION md irving nGrsot,gl nttentlon to
public duties rnis9s question whether reor-
Emprc of 1s.!ssiu might not bc undertaken.
CHANGES.
0cn. aonrko hns hccn rcriacct ly Con. Ko,a-
tnntlit III command OF tho g1fartt and military
been nGpo1lnsa n ead 9f tho police Of 1t. potcrs.
sENTENCED 10 DEATH.
LONDON. March 18.-A dispatch from st. pc-
tcrsslirK says: Tho nrst OF four polltlcal trinls
before tha chief military trIbunal has onded by
tie SGnvGon y as, OF tho prisoner who was sen
TIE runcoMAss.
4 St. Petersburg dispatch says: Gen. Ekohelen
to mareh 70 sierv, Us tic Turoomans % ii viii ad-
vance to meet tho 1tussaHs.