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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-04
FOR RENT-ROONFS.


FOR RENT-ROOMS.
ONE furnished room on first floor No 100 Eighth
" stnw. fed
1.-TWO small rooms O. each per month: gentlemen
Il preferred references exchanged. Apply ut 20.
ID st NV febi
1.-TWO large parlors at No 476 Pennsy vnnia ave W.
Il terms 10 suit iei
oO1 FOURTEENTH ST w-Two very nicely
90 furnished rooms communicating and ha
bed. room Oh second nooT rent low 10 permanent
parties iei
DARLoR and commun eating rooms; bath, heat
Il and gas No 81 Fourteenth 81. iei
unr7 MISSOURI AVE-Umrurnished rooms o
OO rent; suitable for office o. for housekeeping
rent very moderate. ie4
wv ELL.FURNIsTGED parlor aud bedroom, sepa
senator No Is Grant PLACE. '''''D'' - '''' lei
lIOUR very desirable unnrnIshed rooms on the
u second floor; also, on the first or third, either
FURNISHED or unfnrnisled house has ali the modern
COnveniences streetcars pass the door Apply nj ~
Ist II w. lei
ITURNIsHGU suite Of bright, cheerful, front corner
Win wafer aud gs viii lei together or sem
rate No DO cor Eleventh and q ST. ~, ie5
DARLoR and bedroom en-, suite; also, single
rooms, all newly furnished; modern convent.
enc s. rentlow. No 1878 q slnw. le8
A COMFORTABLY nMnIs4rd front room for one
IA or two gentlemen, with heat and gas, with on
without board No 1911 Tenth stnw fe3
NICELY furnished rooms, single or en- suite, or
~ The whole house for rent furnished. No SO
Eleventh 81. tc3
nNE double and one single pnrlGr! also rooms on
" Third noor with 0oatd, No l3G NJ stnw ie3
VERY lerse front room on the first floor; also,
~ Two COMMUNICATIVE ro9mS on the second Moor,
furnished or unfinished. No no st ". fc3
FURNISHED, two communicating rooms and hall
E room o. "a floor. No 1919 Nst, cor Vermont ave,
iSSs @q Der %sH''0" rooms at 20' Fey!
GI.( PER MoNTH-Large front pnror, fur,
80 L - nishcd us bedroom. including gus and
No 10? D stnw 10!
NICELY furnished parors on first floor also three
n communicating rooms ON third floor 70 perna,
ncnt parties, cheap, with board If desired, No 40
Eleventh 81 II ". fe2
uANDsoMELY furnished rront ROOM southern
i exposure; bay windows with or without board.
Mis- ELDER, gll II stnw, iall
WELL furnished front room on third door IN n
N prlya'c iamilG terms sls per month, No 7l2
Eleventh 81 ". --------.- la3l
TTTITU ROApD-A parlor and bedroom comnn-
w ncatug on he first floor also three desirable
II nj rooms communicating ON the hrd hoor, at 723
| FURNISHED rooms with or without board; 223
IL North capitol st. " ja3i
! NJ EwLY painted, papered aud neatly furnished
~ rooms with hoard; pleasantly located cars pass
good labic board at io27 Ninth stnw. lasi
CEcoND floor, elegantly furnished .pqror and Two
o or GoSgTss M Noas Poursem a lot 9y
1904 NY AVE, two comfortably furnished
| 4 = - n communicating rooms mouse new pr.
| yate family. iu3l
BUSINESS CHANCES.
| TIAVE $500 to loan on Government clerks pay
/ 4 accounts properly approved by tie oisOuwing
officers other officials; VIII also cash army officers
pay, and other COCO securities
it4-6t AsBuRH q. APPLEMAN, Broker
MONEY LOANED
AT8, AND PER CENT.
| ON SATISFACTORY SECURITY,
laitf JOHN SHERMAN u CO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-04
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIO sell, the furniture nearly new. IN n ten.room
a house; very desirable loc1lioni great bargsn TO
responsible party who wishes TO make living out
oftle hOu.e Address BUSINESS Republican office.
feiJti
, 1880-06-02


WARRINGTON, D. G., Juno l.-Senator Vance,
Of tho muJor!ty OF tho Exodus Committee, sub.
mtttcd sopert stating thAt much Of tho oyl.
deuce given was OF such q character a. would
not be received In court OF Justice, hut 1t was
received With Wow OF ascertanlny. II possible,
tho tTue condition OF the colnscd peopla. Tho
report continues: "We think 1t cicarly c4tab-
lIshel from tho Testimony thAt she migration OF
coloted people WIS undoubtedly Induced Ia y
great degree By Northern politicians, and by
negro Ieaders In tbs employ OF railroad llaos"
Tic Committee find that tho uegr,es are not
deprived u thor political rlghta. aud not ok
cludod from ]urjes; TINT tho WAGON paid Aru fnir,
about equal to tho pay jn the Northern Btatess
snd taat The sohoo! privileges are shAfed equally
Continuing, Tho rtpoFt sayB: with regard to
the p<llttta4l Uut tragu4 which havo formed tho
staple Ut complaint for luunY yHaFs against tho
peupl0 nf tho South YOUR ColnIntttpo diligently
inquired, uhd have to report that they found
nothinY, or nlEnost uothtnE, now. Many old
st4rlas wUre ruvlyetl or dwUlt up4>n by z0atous
Witnesses, but yory iewt ladeed, Senturud To ray
that any pous!dsrabls r!olenns Or outrage had
South within tho luxt rcw years; nad SUI fowrr
of all thtau who testified nu this subject, And
whu were evtduntiy unxlons to unak0 the lutyst Ut
II, testified TO anything ~ wlthta their own
knowledge: 1t VIA all hearzay, ana nothing but
AGars1y, With rare cxctspuous. With regard Ia
tAaa!lexGd xtottIon bJ landlords nud Country
msTuh41ts. who furnished supplies u laborprs
and tcnants, tho Committee admit that
they found 1t TO be frequently tie casu that bad
, 1880-06-02
(qltiicllra
BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES,
From tho Hon. William Taylor,
State Senator OF 11Assa-
ChuHctts.

Messrs. WEEKS l. roTTER-uenttemcn: To
81 NJ feelings. G"t il Is Tie bett wor ea,t usc,
for feel It IN eycry fense Of tho word. havo
been great tuf5ercr with skin discusses for tho
cuvcrel with Rpres. could mot rest with tho
burning hcat and Itch'nx Of tho parts affected.
to H. .esse = has e eaoa
IdouOtl il ever fully understood BY any of, them.
It wns more like u combination Of several skin
hl1mors, !hAyo spent much money seeking
cure, and In 1so. Iwcnt Il, Eurupe and consulted
some Of the best phy+icsan: IN London. r.
Il would bTcap out nRain rs bad as ever. When
came back to nostnn, I wills told by many
cnse u aaso diseases ~ %as ii she Highest to- "rer, 1
scrihcd for ms. ] followed his advice for six
rrovemcnt. tried other phyelcfans, and among
thom Dr. 49,. of East Iio*ton. and DR.. Of
~ tcec. Il g neey has
It no TING did feel that q cure would result
Nor, about three months ago. Mr. Meehan. a
gentleman we'll known to Bos,on people, called
my intention to your Cu!ICtnA RENEDIEs, and
promised j wonderful results Il would only make
1t, nntl 80 pcrsevcrct' on thnt went with him
to trux.storc and l,ought them mud commenced
Sc 10 s neh buor edSc ~ S,abn tic sn Hat
as soon us cousrNGnceI tho use ut C1TlcutkA II
cnfne 70 tho. surfucc mud festcred. until vast
tAs<H%.x'SS Ian ANH.s VII At+o AlEMly
my sntfcrlnEa FIR about two wccks. Hut | did
mt mind thtA, rs felt that WAS going to get
surfncu In Ench large quantities. After tho
>rst tw1 or three weeks use Of these remedies,
was Rrcalfy encouraged BY gradual lesson:
soros. ] carefully. faithfully, and checrfully
fullnwc1 tho directions tn the letter. feeling each
week ncnTcr cure. until Mt the present mo-
Incnt, after three months' uso Of CuT1cuA Rk,i-
KnIgS and twelve ycars Ut ns constant suffering
rs Was over endured. can sAy that mn cured.
record. llnvG been 20 clntcd With my success
that hare storpe'. Mcn on tho street Who wero
ilEMrpIxs nnd ti,cy would cure them. Thia Is
why am 80 grateful to you. for bollove them
to be tho best and greatest discovery Of tho ng1,
aH that they will cure oil who AFp suffering
with those diseases. ! may atlh that tcnk MI
internal medicine but tho CUTlcufA IsEs0LyENT.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
1pBTDN. Auf. o. 1878.
, 1880-06-02

and dishonest men wo.tl fnka advantage of tho
ignnrnnee or necnssty Of nrgres mid obtain
exnE,Iftant py1cca hut lii j,lxtlce 10 tho pnntors
Of tl,o A'uth thny feel 'iln1 tn assert, however.
1hMt ttie ah''to n not At MI gnnoral nr fr'lacnt
negroes To bo tlcp1arcd IN tho South m ono will
deny; that that ctntiItton II 4radunliy md
trl,e. That thnrn hns t,oen cIushIpg bctwce1
wondered at"
Tho ropnrt concludes as follows: "Tho sooner
tho colnrtd respo Of tho Rnutll arc tnlght to
know TINT thefr true lntcro1ts arc pre1un eli by
bors, instead of itotr otnlty, Tho at,otIer t}loy
vii! galu TINT friendship; aud that fricndsh!p
anu harmony otico fully nttatnctl, there Is
unn uild advancement In wealth a1ltf prosperity
work"
, 1880-06-02
HOUSE AND SENATE,
YESTERDAYS poINGS.

6pfesot Dtspafth to 1hs Chtea3o Ttbtnt.
WAs'I1N0TOS, D. G., June 1.-Tho proceedings
Of tho House to-day wero scarcoly less dIscord-
mt than those ut Chirngn, hut tho interest wns
Of tieeting character mud will be ovcrHhadowcd
by tho great oyents Of tho Convention. There
weret ut tho outset, two set speeches on tho
Interstate Commerce bill. ono by Reagan and
ono by Henderson, which catuo in under the
license giyen to tho rule for general debate
upon an appropriation bill. Reagan finished tho
long aud Bosncwhat dreary speech which ho be-
gnn yesterday, taking strong ground nRatnst tho
rntlruads and being rathor inclined to character
1ze everybody, whothor Oh hls Committee or
out Of Congress, who should differ With him, with
being r,tlroad 1obbor. Mr., Henderson, Of I'LL
noIs, followed In a culm judicial spreoh show
ing TINT tho transportation question IS only to
hc scttlcd aftor tue most Thorough n,ld stcndy
doliocnuon: Tho Interest Of tho lay ccntered
new hu,nprist, aud Ia tho various tniks about
a!lVcr. tforr In his speech. which WAS divided
int tlyo;tninntS @ a.. aection' nndoa dao oampaign
much to tso dissatisfaction n,il otten to the dis.
comforc OF tho Democracy.
SENATOR DAVIS,
OF Illinois, to-day. IN discussion of tho Ntvor
ana @ liarbor b!ll. made strong but n,tayalling
kiscr tn tho amount appropriated BY tho House.
Tho Commerce Committee. which tlad sean to It
been iucrcascd, Observation-Disclosures. Vest. Of MI. e
N m!now could fc'.rceiy mike his
to mako tho appropriation WITCH tic iionso in nsd
Mado for this great work. but reduced 1t from
$9lV,0oo. In tue aggregntr, to k1d0,OW. Senator
ing tho atno..nt appropriated for tile itnpruve-
the Illinois end Ohio is!yors. The scnate Con.-
Senator Dnva succeeding Ia having tho amount
restored TO $500
, 1880-06-02

Ne" foNK. juno l.-Tho American Mining
atook Hxohenae, organized under tho auspices
IT tho Mining Trust Company, was this after
noon formally opened ut = o'clock, At M. 81
l3r0ndwRy, About ITO ot the 200 members wcrc
pFesont, Speeches were madu by tho Chntr-
laan, George W:Kn,tey. Into oallor Of tho Han
Fnsnuisoo Exchange; by ecu. Christensen,
trrcAauror Of tho Trust Company; Gov. Melton;
=. LAthnm, Prosldout OF the Trust CompRny, and
0tAar8,
a Largo number of stocks which have hitherto
lccn kept from tho EeKs,,ar list Of other Eastern
Exchnngcs haye bDen Ilsttl upnn this Hoard, md
VIII mnrk now epoch In tho mining Industry
Of this onuntry. At tho conclusion OF tho excr-
t,lses lArgo n,mhcr Of fT!entls OF tho sncmboss
tho afternoon enjoyed un excellent collation..
, 1880-06-02
Democratic Conclusions Drawn
from tho Negro Exodus
Testimony.
The South an Eden, and the
colored People a Favored
Race,
A Liberal Decree Of A1tnony Allowed to
Mrs. Mialster Cllristlanoy.
Rather than Give It, tho Senator Will
Withdraw tho Suit.


sHE1MAa's sTonAaE sC1lEME.
Hpsetal Dtspateh to The Chtcnqn Tribune.
WAsfttN0roS, b. c., June 1.-Tho silver dollar
had ntlother dny In tho fuiso. Tho subject
camc up on propoalttons to make appropriations
for the storage Ut silver In accordance with tho
request Of Secretary Sherman. Mr.. Hand the
author Of the first Silver-Doliar bill, opposed
tho proposition "a schema devised by the
Treasury Department in opposition to tho silver
dollar, and ho read portion of tho Interview
between Secretary Sherman and tho Cotnngo
Committee. IN which Bland claimed that Shcr-
mAn said he would nut pny out tho balance In
silver coin. Mr.. Chittcndcn, Of New York,
tho s!ngio standard man, said that the best
wHy to settle tho question was to pay out tho
silver dollar to tho dear people and to let them
nnl out what 1t meant. Mr. Hand waited tn
have tho amount appropriated by tho Deficiency
bill pntd out III standard silver dollars as ono
means Of putting tho silver In circulation. Mr..
ClatIEu, OF Massachusetts, wanted the cotnagc OF
el1ver reduced To tho maximum Of 81, 100 month.
night and day to secure Nh excess. Mr. Hayes,
or Illinois, olfarcd tho following proyiao,
WHICH WAS ADOPTED:
!, :" Hereafter members Df Congress shall DO paid
thought this the best wny to gct silver Into cir
Sulat,on, M ,, PIT m G !t not nroposo nny amendment
sed op liz svee oas aan r.. ne s
tho Bccrotnry Of tho Treasury did not try 4, Rat
silver Into circulation, that hu paid Congress.
cat9s, and never in HIlycr dollars. Mr. Cannon,
Of ii''noIs, showed that tho single-standard mon
proposition to ssoro aliver, which wns a
ilonaenatcal scheme. inasmuch as the silver
dollar ~ III good as tho gold dollar. and neither
Ct IilEuos, wanted tho aalarIrs ut all UnItud
Suites officers paid IN silver dol!nrs. Judge
inarok, and Knve tho now fact that Hianarok's
secretary, BNron KcrtlHrlr, has In preparation n
book showing tho Krcut danger to I'LL EurupG
from domonctizMit0r. The subject Will uu-
doubtcd!y be removed Tomorrow.
, 1880-06-02
SARAH BERNHARDT

5pteaaI Uupatfh % I1s Ehfedeo 7f1bNna.
BOSTON, June LA private Gable dispatch 70.
ocived hGsa this afternoon ANNOUNCES tllat Man.
agur AhLey hua secured saFah lsornhaEdt for q
hundred night& In America. Sho viii play In
several Ut tho larxer ctt4ca, opoaing ut booth's
Theasrs, New York, Nov. :. Eithsr Dostun Or
thl!adelrhta will bo tho ne1t place shu will visit,
The terms uf the engagement hutu nut traus-
uarexl. Auk John H. otnueucl, At4ay'4 partiur,
aIal I!!i0tson Treasurer Vt Tho turk Theatfo
hBlp, loft fur Nov Ynrk ~ .procuro y bond fur
buy. ~ make this 1ugAxemvnt Maa tho prlual.
pal oeloet Ut Abb0y's European trip, although
~ ~ Meuia9 tho UEly Uuu,
, 1880-06-02

TT. Louis. june 1.-Diapatchca from Kansas
City sny: 7. J. Tcmplor, a gtnin dealer and clc-
rhtor man I'll TINT city, h!ls failed for a lnrg0
amount. Templnr Is nbscnt from tho city, nnd
fow facta segrrtllng the matter ean bo obtained.
Tho Armour Dank Is snid to be having Its graIn
ttl elevator mcnaurcd under tho Impression that
Templcr Is from It, Paul, mud has boon lnrgc!r
Interested In thu elevators In varl0us parts OF
tho country. Grain mrn aro not expected to
lo7e mnch. brt \ report ts In circulation that
Armour hrothoes bank will suffer to a consider
u0lG amount.
, 1880-06-02

To Ono and Atl.-Are ron auffor1nx
from Cough. Cold. Astl,mn, Dronchtt!e. or any
Of tho ynriti,ia Pulmonary troubles that No oftai,
end IN CnnsaInptton5 II 30. nag "W,tbor's Pure
Cod.Llyer on urd Litnc." tnto and sure REM
lnrIy prescribed BY tnH medical faculty. Manu-.
factured only by A. Is. Wllbor Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists.
, 1880-06-02
GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP.
AN INTERESTING ESSAY
Skin Diseases
AS They Exist in This
Country,
And the Best Mode
of Treatment
10 SeCQfo q speedy and Fer
manent Cure.
BV a Prominent New
Physician.

There ID no country In tho world where Hk!n Dis.
cases aso SO common ns In tho unitod Stntca, and
whcsn tho respectable md cteanl5 people Are 80 sub
jnct 10 the vaftoub Skin Dlsensas. Thers are many
known causes for this stntc Of thngs ad ono ts that
In this country there Is less sulphur found In nature
lass In the vegetables md In tho watertthan In many
othor countries; and. secondly, there hre peo-
pic In this country that sGner With nervous deeRses
than any nther. ant nGsvus weakness irritation Is
= worry fruitful cause at tho development Of nxny
cascs Of certain class Of skin nsehsea TheEo Ia but
ons remedy lit nhuro for Skin Dlseaaos, md whcn
that II ahundaut1y found In the wntor ind general
ries OF food tho dachso dncs NOT exist to Any vary
great c1tent and that remedy IL sulphur, and shsro
II no preparation Of sulphur known 10 either tho pub
lie or the profession aquni to Gl.ESN's SULPHUR
SOAP; 1t contalns alI tho active properties Ut tho
Sulphur, Without any Of tho exttaneuus OF obleo-
tonabs mattos SO often found In sulphur, and
combined with soflcnlng md soothing ola that
Kiye Immediate relief Boo that &c. N. CRIT
TES1nS"is IL printed IN cnch packut without which
nouo Il genuine. Sold By druggists and fancy goods
dealers AZ eGu; Cskos, doc. 8nnt by ulatl on te-
eept Of prlcc, and for each cako. G. n GRIT
TENTON. Sole Proprietor, 11d Fulton-st, New
York.
, 1880-06-02

sFR1H0FlELD, ILL.,. juno Tho Governor l1ns
pastfnncd Stephen Joy, convicted Of man
slaughter by tho Fulton County Circuit Court
In March Inst, aui sentenced To the Ponttontiary
for ton ycars. Tho pardon WAS asked BY nine
OF tho jury. nearly nil tho county officers, and
vory mnny OF tho mnst prominent citizens NJ
Fulton County. The purdun ie grant1l In vlew
nf Joys physical condition, and In rospntso 10
tho wish uf the leading oEtIzcus Of tho cniniy In
which ho Lived and wlcro tho killing occurred.
, 1880-06-02

seis.sst sas south Carolina Democrats yesterday
III ~ sehators 1lutter and Wade Hampton,
teds,..a snef. n and Con. itrutt,n, thruo Cop
xIdsa.e '1sadsors and II Confederate Mstor,
toQ. 'a'So 70 too claothnttt Coafen-
, 1880-06-02

wAsu1roros. n. O.. limo 1,-Mr. ynncc. fnom
TIM Committed IN nrndu, of Ncproo. fron,
Southern TO Northern States, submitted report
Of tho majority. Ordered printed with testimony
'axen; sss ;u,u, .., .,..
s, ~. .,', ".uun - anaouncuu n1at hc "o"to aot9"
Mr. Ransom. as per previous notice, moved to
post,onu nil prior orders and tako up tho River
ana H. rhor XII, AFRAID ,o.-voos
aho hntoof f0Pptop1'ooo1 pai' 0s'ceot to-se"s'
Mr. nn,,som stated tho amount appropriated
addo *,so ~, aror a,1,, w
ducttons In tho amounts in tho House I'LL. The
bill WIS read for acttou upon tho COMMITTEE
oo,,..t e~y T., en t, ~" ~ "s1o ~
eeivea from tho ilonso and reforfod to tho Com"
The souato Insisted on It's amendment to tho
1o1Is,ottvo ,s-nn,,tiro 1,Itnln, .nI .,.ria,,,.S
'..t ,s,s S"u'u4' ,a aoa nss.sa.
Hsal APproFr7auon o'llst aua committees VI
Tho morning hour having expired, unfinished
... uas..en'' eens ~ 1aton aas1n o,''' vas, VI
and tho River and 'ta1bor bill Proceeded with.
for oontlnuinr Tho onorutinns ~, lin tca h. rnor
at tha ,no,tn ~ ~ Mmatf,,v,,,' niso- nhi1,
IT. lne noutn =, ot .1n 1no , usk'ns 'seF' ono
An amendment INCREASING from saoo to en-.
DoO Tho ,,purooriation for lmunpyinr tbo lnr,,or
as 1opol F s, anu tns4f!n9 fl M tno wnsas' u Inc
tha a;nendnont npnrouriatiI,S xt5.hD for I'm.
proving tho inner haFbof ot Michigan City, Ind,
sa te 1or 1Gn imprHnn TIC 10
naFtor Of G@a'ne. s3, M w@s Sofiorlod ssI e, ~
s5l%n s6o apptUnr,ation @ fur smpruyine % lie har. r.
boS of Grand tisven. 1!ch was oonaafrai H.. M
~ .eo ~ tEnMstu4 a+u.s F-oHs'N'u -
, 1880-06-02

n ~. .ou could easllY tell Democrat yesterday
# ~. ~. crowd by his glum looks and tho iongth
s.,.a ~" slaago. They all saw thnt thoir lltt!o
b,a ~ u "oh, Grant is your strongest man"
H., .mal'caFrleal, and TINT thoir motives wcsu
"sa through BY everybody,
, 1880-06-02
CuT}CuRA REMEDIES,

CuTlCunA REaOLyENr purine4 tho blood
through tho buwcls, liver, Kidneys, aud skin.
CUtl0uRA. q bicd!oiua! jelly. removes dead
fesh and skin. Ecndvra healthy utccrs md old
ton Of the skin and sralp. CuTicuHA MEnIC-
1NAL TOILET SOAR restores whttcnees and beau.
oniy medicinal soap expressly prepared ior
6haYdnH.
, 1880-06-02

tSs .nos N'1ee LOSSES ndght as we'll throw up
uWs,h1u' Tho pooplo want to draw the limo
pIac,ns .as ~ thoy hayo a prejudice against
, 1880-06-02

Statement Sixteen Months Later.
In answer to many Inquiries, desire to say
that 1t Is now sixteen nonthh since wrote tho
Aboyc statement. TINT my euro bus proved per.
mancnt aMi my general health perfect. bnvo
nothing to rgtract but much 10 Htld IN grateful
praiso Ut tho CET,CuieA KEMED1Es.
BOSTON, Jan. !, 18W. WM. TAYLOR
, 1880-06-02

cHincIty rs those nf tho prtsnnt enlarged Eric
CAnaf In Nov York. Adopted.
MIR: f}rpwn moved tn Ircrta.c the npp.nprtn-
ton fDr the Improvement IT tho Savannah hAr-
bur frnm f&5. ON to 100000.
Mr.. l3fnln1 atlvnentoL tho amendment.
hr. Heck Was mt prepared To Bny he would
In tav6r Of improving tic great hnrbnrs Of the
cta,ntry. but tho danger of loading this bill by
al sorts ut amendments was very great.
ponding debate, adjourned.
, 1880-06-02

Ono Of tile GreAtcxt iuxMrfe& IL n purp
and fragrant Toilet Powder. tn our Indy rca1l-
ers we recommend J. & Z. Atklnsou's Itosc,
White Hose, And Violet Powder.
, 1880-06-02

Tho most yiolcnt explosions of coughing arr
pIko'a Toothacho drops euro In ono minute.
, 1880-06-02

ID ina could not have Greeley this t!mo
aRalaat. but would have hLa own bad seo-
.sue ~ am record and tho repugnant third. d.tarln
pors.t,'sset' aset' Those would be found to 'bo too
ioF tao strong mat" to oycrcomo.
, 1880-06-02

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1ftbtnk.
OMAHA, Noo., juno l.-Frank Lawrence, OF
8wanton. Vt, Indicted at Grand island for
poisoning bis father With pr,,hsfo acid, WINS ac-
quilted !'y thu Jury ut Grand Island last hight
at II O'Clock.
, 1880-06-02
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

1792f3@E@{ 1F&U4H1e
JAcKsoHvMLr, ILL.,, Juno o'l.-Conmoncsmont
woek opened In this city to-day. Tho woa Their Ia
beautiful. and many huudEAls Of visitors from
Absuad present. Tie seul-oeateuniAl oolebzx-
, 1880-06-02

srtetui Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., juno Tho judiciary
Committee of tho tlouso tu-dny agreed to a re-
port oxonnrnttng Aekien fronl nny criminal In
tont. This result has been foro.hRtlowoi t0r
several days, md Acken ia beginning to assume
bis wanted chcorfulnoas, Mr.. King. Acklcn's
colleague, who has been aotivo In prosecuting
tho chhrgos hgnlnat him, Is very Indignant ut tho
result Of tho long Iatnr Of tho Committee. iIe
thinks Acklon's performance was clenr case of
forgery, equal IN ertmina!lty to tho AIgnit1x ot
tho Committco Ia hItcWHsh!ng acl.Htne. Tho
Committee Is rcady to ruport to Tho Iiouse.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
The President nominated ltOhert s. Gardner.
Of West Virginia. to DO 1ndlal Inspector.
M1stsTERtAI APPOINTMENTS.
Tho Bonhte Foreign Affairs Cunmtttes decided
70 fayorab'y rcpost MI. Putnam as Ml1.lstor to
stract, 70 bo Minister to turkey. was rosi-
p0uud.
THE runLfo nEBT.
10 ths Ttsttrss dssocfated Pres.
WARRINGTON, b. c., June 1.-Thu public debit
statement - ns follows:
Els rer @ cent s pGs,da; ,!i ....''.'. "s i@
Esue Hi sna ons- -Ssii psf csat Soadi::::.:::: &Gn@S
E4nf pst cont n9nas 4;
Navy Fenson fund 1sS1I
:. Total cosn bonds nds..........:....::.9 TaaGA, 10
MssStsa aSSt; ,K1}tsS SaS
{:eftineates q deposIt......". i2.sisW
6sasS@r' Gsis :as .'iss; 'Siss;sss ss;sssis.:: s Ss:
Total Without lnlereat...., : 81 f.saso
Total dcb..
cS,s' e.: II ss1a ah
Debt 'es. sssh !a
bssss.:s sass 5Sss ID isii::::.:%:: ssSSs sSS
Hisf's! bsss o d'S %ais IL .nsssss; .2sssss;s' s. a
lnisress iiorco kt'iS
, 1880-06-02

THE National debt was reduced In tile
amount of $i5,Na.8.fkD during tho month of May
just past. AnUthor boom for r6herman.-Eve1ltlg
Journal
Tho journal means another boom for tho
American taxpayers. 1t Is the Taxpayers who
hsye lt1uIdatcd this amount Of the debt In tho
month Of May, Mr. Bhcrmnn contributed per-
tsps q of tho sum md tho people tho residue.
10 and bis clerks received tho money as tho
pooplo paid 1t III to tho Collectors. His clorks
counted up the surplus receipts. certified tho
amount to him, and ho gayo the figures to tho
Warrington agent Of the Associated Press, and
that u all he contributed towards tho reduction
Of The debt Let tho credit be awarded where
Nhduo, Ito tho people who ourned II by their
labor and paid It into tho TroasuIy.
Tn sovon ballots for President at Clnctn-
IL .x-s.dn+x .ta.4i Ia AxAt.l La
, 1880-06-02

s,,onaa~ ssssfoag-man "argumcnt means man
doo't ~. s. ansn the law. Tho AMERICAN pooplp
, 1880-06-02

WASHINGTON. d. e., Juce LIN tho Equity
Court thts morning. Judge lIakner presldtng, tho
cnso Of the Hun. saae ,Unite.l sNtcs
Ito LuKonbeel. f,r d!vorro oa.uo up OH motion
hY dofendant for aIImony aud o,.nso! foes.
judge !laKncr made MI nrdcr fixing tho aliu.uny
J, 70 ho lN!d Within ilftroa days. siitl
ordering <, plalntitt 70 pay defoadant.s
counsel are discussing tho propriety of llstnias.
Ing tue blll for disorott rAther than pay
th9 amount Of aIimony ordorol BY tho ooi,rt.
till tho unount due ts paid. 3fr. Christlalloy's
counsel agreed e, nccepta sor|ice OF prncDss
roras t. nope srves ~ H. ma oss nnr @
a. cnpy will bo seut to him And hia appc.lrtnoO
advertised lOr as Ia d ellHu OF absent dc{enlAut,