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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
: no a. ME-. Annual Conference
For 8, Ie-FuItOn Property.

NY VIRTUEOF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Is nv Frederick Forsch and JacOh'pa FOrsch
hi, wife dated the 18th day OF September, A. ID
1875, recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In
deed Oi trust book No IL, page SIG, 10 the under
signed Trustee, will sell, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER {. 1880.
Al the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county. " est Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. VI TO the highest and best bGder, thS follow.
ing described real estate, situate in the town OF
Fulton, ia said county, to-wit: A portion oil the
Fulton paper mill lot, situa'e in the town oil
Fulton, county Of Ohio, State OF West Virginia.
bounded as follows, tOwit: commencing al
point in the Westerly line Of Center street nine
teen (lD feet south OF the south line OF sald mil
thence in n straight line parallel wsth MarshaiI
street 10 a road on Wheeling creek; thence wilh
said road to Marshall street; thence win Mar
shall street 10 the corner OF Marshall ana Cehtre
streets, nd from said corner 10 the Point OF De
ginning, being the same property when was
conveyed TO the said ForSch by Lewis Baker
aud wife by deed dated the 18TH DAY OF sep
tember, A. u. 1879.
TERMS or SArE-Cash. The title to the above
described property f. believed TO be good, but
selling as trustee shall only convey such title
aS is vested In me by said deed OF trust.
Sep2i GEORGE W. JEffthH' trustee
= OST-A DARK BRINDLE COW; HAS
/ long horns turning back. Strayed away last
Thursday morning. The finder Will confer a
4. IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02
NOTICE.

OK AND AFTER THIS DATE Ny TWO
~ stores lbs Market street and 22l7 and 22l9
Market street, will be combined and my entire
business hereafter conducted at
22l7 AND 22lY MARKET STREET,
Al the Centre Market House.
II. +. BEHRENS,
Grocer and Steamship Agent.
Telephone number 20.
WHEELING, August 30, l>so. agD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

0DHkkICl, stops. Sub Bass, Oct.
un(7ANH Coupler, Vox Celeste and
VoX Humane. Sent on trial
Wnrranted, only 50. Pianos SIPS up. Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washing
ton. n. i. agl2l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-02

= OST-A DARK BRINDLE COW; HAS
/ long horns turning back. Strayed away last
Thursday morning. The Under VIII confer
favor by returning her to Daniel ID. Kinney,
No. 25ls Market street, Centre Wheeling ag3ls
, 1880-04-09
1'TT,I,EN.

IT'S VERSION OF THE SPRINGER MATTER
NEW IoRK, April s.-A reporter called on
Mr.. Tiltlcn to inquire whether Mr.. Springer
was correct In lis belief that Mr.. Finley Ind
no nrthorLty to represent TllAcn In respect
to the Donnelay election case, nr to make any
communication In behalf of Mr.. ridden to
Mr.. Springer. Mr.. Tiltlcf sald Mr.. Springer
was perfectly correct Mr., Finley had lio
right to represent Mr.. Tlslcn In that matter
or anything else. A1r. Tilsen Inns III no way
whatever, directly or indirectly. .intertercd
WITH any ssct!o! cse before tie c9ittse
humnn hcing concerning tic Donncl!y elee-
tton cnsc. l1o fs not nnl has not been III
er knew perfectly we'll that, II Alr. ,rllden
Ind my communication to make to }ta on
that or ally nther subject. llu would hnyu
done SO directly. us lle has Ind plenty Of olr
portunities to 10.
Mr.. IiltIcr has several tfMes lately hatl the
plcasurcnf seeing Mr.. Springer, bllt OH no
occasion did Mr.. ridden say n word about
nny e1cctton cnse pending before tho House
Of Represcn tatlyes.
, 1880-04-09
CASUALTIES.
ABANDONED At SEA.


New YoRK, April s.-rlo steamer Gellert,
Capt. Klllilerycin, from Hamburg, reports
speaking the steamer Syrfn, Capt. johnson,
from New Orleans for Liverpool. with her
rutlder gone, her stern-post nnd main dis
cllarge-ptpe broken, and tho ship ungoyerna-
bic. lie took her In tow, blt she ruled to
such Il degree tint sl,e parted both tho steel
and tho eleven.inch i,awsers. 4 portion of
tho crew then cnne aboard tho Syria, and
were followed by Capt johnson, who asked
them to return ant1 try to saye the ship. They
refused, mud wien the Captain nskcl for
part Of the Gellcrt's crDw they said tfat II
any men wure given they would not work
the GeIlcrt. Capt. Knhlerve1n u,ell sent hls
first officer and Ills engineer on honrd tic
Syria to make Gil examination, md they rs-
ported tflnt the vessel cnuld mt tlont much
longer. Capt. johnson thon returned to his
s',ip antl nppen!ed to his men to fullpw, bnt
xaoS sx hSa to svre o c1uo S w's sosss %
5000 bnles of cotton md 200 tons Of oil cukes.
, 1880-04-09
TELEGRAPH WAR.
The #. Lotals CnxcH,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April s.-The hearing Of
the telegraph cases was continued to-lay
hef0ro Judges AlGCrnry AMI Treat iM tho
United Suites Court. Tho closing argument
OIL belnlf of tho Atlantic j. Pacific Telegraph
Company was lnnde by Judge q. 1scckwith,
OF Chicago. Considerable Interest was
shown in tho proceedings, tic rourt-roo'i
being crowded with members Ut tho Bur md
ot'lora.
Judge Deckwltl, commenced his remarks
by Gnliing attention to the allegations 0f tho
bill, and tho fnct TINT tlIe plnlMtiiF la1 bce,l
Ill praceable possession ot lis Telegraph urnr-
orty along tho line Ot tho UnIun l'actc Inil-
road fur over ton ycnrs Mt the time wllen 1t
WIS Violently wrestud from II. The question
ut tho present lluaring WIS whether plaintiff
was entitled to be restored Ia lilo possession
anl control of tho line, for, II circumstances
required 1t. amendments nlgt b. llt.sln lotl,
tn regard to tho allegations md praycr ut tta
bill before tlnn llearlng npun its
merits. Upon this llearlng 1t VIII
not Important whether the Court
would specifically enforce. tho contrnets
of tho rMu Of lnW governing sucl. apptlras
tioi,s NJ tho present extended l!nck to s eMrly
= perlml ,us tl,at ot lilehArtl H.. showed that
% u xysr 'Ss Snt{t e {ts sys Sss Pt}sMf y M VIE II s r.
p0rt at tllsir right, and wore not allowed Ia
enforce Gte!n by Ncts ut t1rce, ylolellce, or
frluu. lAH courts Ut common law nrplteql
tlts prl,,ciple ~ certnln c.sps within their
Jurisdiction, Rli tito s1lln rlllB guided courts
Ut equity III cases .wl,uru thu processes 0f
courts Ut common lnW weru by seuH0n of the
llNturo OF tllo property llnt sufficient
tn give al ample aud sufficient remedy.
Tho only grounds necessary to be
slIuWM fur equitable Jurisdiction! In such
cases WIZ that tho Injuries should bo Ut q
continuous llAture, AI,d should work irrt,-
nlctlublu mischief u tito purity Rgkrieveu,
Thoru WIS tie further consideration TINT,
eyun II the contracts under which p!aintiti
l.utl entered Into possession were absolutely
vult still 1t VIII not llahlu to be treated az 4
lncre trespnss. It l,Atl been III -peaccahlo
tossess!on Of the property. aud nnt! rait rent
for upwards Of tel. yours; ai!d the contrart
latl been CARRIED out IL tue Satisfaction Of NIL
,, tlat, Us t., to- ,.,d tne defcHdant @ - raI19aa r,
Srslsr Io.t, tan toSs Ct +. mere ,res.
auti.orlzing the Kranllnfg of III Injunction,
1t WIS clear tiat the essential factS necessary
tO HlyU the Jurisdiction existed i,s tho present
case. The cutting Of tho wire, deprlying
plAintEif Ut tulugTnpllIe connection, wns d
continuing. Injury, frol. which tho damages
TO It were lrrehetllable III tlIelr nature, Thu
equities OF tho parties Weru worthy Ut no
tire, The pa!ntiM had ! 600 miles Of teiB-
grAph In operation and working nrrunKe.
lMuntH over another thousand miles OF ttli-
graph ut tlle tins the contract wns made
IN 1eG0, md sleo then hA4 nrautrnl
, 1880-04-09

.,t. - ,.. ~ ,,
sfsr sp wv os !o II o,"w @ ne egsy
Konm bsra font''1y t sy as ae oiy Was w. Judge
ter.1 te W. aiSo !i, uio il1Gnaen@ nr hl9yor, ot
nsaessio 9 i u f,e e1oW pNor an nsar @ .akG
iE that n 10 at ttonIon ItS was pa 70 eir %ii',s ~
l,ns,nn is ,ro Sou a, W oGsaGd ~ 9a " 10 te
ocs'tm ,uIoaKin9 MoWn t.io !ali. a0ofs with
eskSnnglan sa,ik ,ar., ta1la w" III, ~ Snon
cr Tcn n,,65 5iu " roysrniad o o', ~ }rnt n q o
"s psslon. nnM-g9ioMRh @ We NJ ine tlmle tkneW It
n ,,,nn,, -, ttunGu m. Hth Itu H., nna-
t'u y sn n!a s'ar1 ~ ny ol cointaoos. TX Mls lime
n3 onent tat the a'Slent t. 3ors q tho Eriso
i"f ,an,n H. ~, ,f"nvnoctot ~ n'oa,n ~ "ict1e
09 ~ ,,.,,s,,,,,cp,.-s ~, %rcr NM n'' 'r.m
A far. ,,,ors fr,,,' H. r,,t,. 4,,i,o,, ,,,.u it,
,ti,n. T ~ tho rr,.a t;,s KY s t s1sum W"s 5no
WIZ WA n strnnrjv fGrtii;"H KAY XII ~ 1,s ti1
@ iirst , ,,isws q the isl,t[banse 'preparats'.ss s
X thn .st for ry " Sit Iosv ,,n ~ sg gg 10 psoteet
IL T., ao esoro1 to1cs s}to "vs 'e peH a augmented
i,nsfnrrtI 10 the scemn ~ III "T raSo ns oneo
mr" Atnv1co,,a I hnt ~ hivcr annTo vGo ',!et s,e
sur liz f,rc n tnTross ,'rr ia n weno ~ o t!e
,mintIn ~ sIvoraInm ~ n" IT. n,,g t,s3 Sa.nr n ce
..a, tos " , T., W ~ nfnaaeEu t t.iake our
u" u" fnrc - a wy %efg sate: Mext aorls
nrs iii oTnntiy =" !" ,,nntnI tsot s''e, vi Goaei
70 c teet nrrly ra, ffo1 h,. Trocs being d.
,,n,,,s ~ ~, a,,nit;1 ~ tv ia ihaase1 u lilo
W. rn,in n,t XVI tionG se'ti ;ho ,, .
Trnpa h1ar1 w tro .s liz mIoR ill., o lily LILY, nma 10
bcr, m rasw,nnas n,v 1tu s nc y, rn any mp WV ILL.,
srsn isisg, my sy ny Ill ,rfG 9f6 c9nft!es
hnif ~ o,,l;n nj ,i'I III ,so ~, , w uM III was
tj"nr " rhs on % rnrnnii,s It o o"on.o fs, WY
nssniouta .n,1nn ~" nnr55 uet9 tt,n ttV IT'S
nSsh!!AntS, "'iGH !slOnA!uBinu htluCkeM MIN,
, 1880-04-09
REDUCING TIE AVERAGE.
Some OF tho SyorrlcH Ul Stock Spccula,
tlon. !.

Some OF tho Worries Ul Stock SpcculR.
lion.
= l7rptnfu tNtr.1 I;nttrprtst. : 81.
An excltable little Frenelan,an was Inst
evening complaining about hts bad luck as q
stock spec1llator. II cnns,0t ut NIL get zca
relMOtest Insight Into, zee business. Long
tinla ago ONT friend say to me INT Lady
Bryan is gou,l speculation. buy feefty
sflnrc nf zeo Lully for Ole dollnr acc share.
She go down to fccfty cent. / say to my
fricnd: Now what shall tlo? You sec zct,
1.9iy have advanced backward-llke zca
what yitu cnll crnwiisll.',
MY friend say to ms: you must reduce
age, say to Him, for 1 10 understand what
he mean BY 'rs,!!isu % ~ zra ayerage.'
"lie sAy: You sne, to- reduce yonr aver
age YOU must go buy feefty shares lnoro nt
80 mich moneys
II 10 bny feefty sl'are more, ~ reduce zce
average, you sGe. 49,.
r,, My fffd t n,xsyt @ say to ny: " T.; MY Tt' yon aI
lMyG YOU average REDUCE
"WeEt, pretty s,ol.. whit you sinh? +? Zee
Il IT,, I.a,iy sh9 frawtlsl, to . eent. lgo to
VI see, saf.l ,ny friend, "it IL bad, but zee
only WHY tn gut oven Is to again reduce zeo
average. Then yoll BIZ In one fine position to
tNkt tNltttltlkEt vi xcN IlHFkCt+' ::
~ l)ial1'e!' says /, but you sec, my FREUD,
acc IL market MI timo tako advantage of
mc.' nnt | 20 get ao shares more OF zcc
I" Pretty soon hang sl,o 70 down to zee 10
rent zee slu4re. 10 to my friend What
sllnal now tln4' H,lyl
~ Zee Only sing to get you even xat Is
posstbls to do Is to ngalll to rctltce zco aver
A4e.'
80 Deco averaged, remark, for you see
! aiN beEn to leraIne tn.talne against zee n.y.
orage. Int my friend persuade mo It Ii ECO
only why tn get Into zeo position to tnks a.l..
vantage 0t zcu market wiz zae Indy. So
buy ND 400 innra sliaro ut 10 per cent and s,ly
naw TIM ready for zee rjse III zee market.
",fllst now, what yatt aEllkr One nsseY+
M.ent OF 80 cuslt IL lnvcl. rush awny to MY
frtenl nsltl say:. What now must d0P'
It Is balf,' llo says; Il am nfraEl wo llnyo
pay TIN .lnuch attention to zep plnn OF re-
tnrilIg Zeo pytrnga-We hive lenvG geo US
srssintnt ont TT zce account
- l canllnt lay him, 80 l lot HIN g0-lose
afl 200 1.al1y what hive produce t0 rIduc8
zee average. l'lVtty R0tll geo nlln9 is: sail,
and tho Lady bonn to fur dollnfre4 Zen
Kny, why hnye not pny the assessment
Zee aiahlo take tho stock specllattnni He
tween xee lrtllcu, xcG average, Ai,u zoo as.
sesslnent zero IL one conflict ant no lllhll can
heso:. zca foresight to reconcile. u 1t not
SpP'H
, 1880-04-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The Grant ExtenAlon.

Special Utspateh 10 The Chicago 1ttbuns.
WAsII,S0ToN, D. a., April 8.-Tho DEM
Gernts ct tho 1iullse 1'nc!tic Rat!road Conf
m!ttce are Nil sald tn l,e really very hustle to
tho plan to extend thegrnMt Of the Northern
Incitiu ituilroatl. A Democrat, who ltas ct,t-
yassel the Committee. says that tl,ey desire,
for partisan purpose, to recover these lands,
which they claim Will be worth some ttme40
thu Government more thnn 500, ,0o0, 900, md
that they will 10 to the people with II dcclara-
tlon that they lavu Just recovered from n
land-graMt monopoly an cmpiro OF land.
A. Democrat who Inns n,nto canvass
ut the full Committee on the bilt
to extend tho time claims that tho following
Is likely to 10 the voto: III favor of forfeit.
ure, Mcssrs. Chulmers, Democrat, Alfssls-
sppl; Bliss, Democrat, New York; Ellis.
Dumoerat, Louisiana; Wellborn, Democrat,
Texas; Martin, Democrat, West Virginia;
Dickey, Democrat, Ohlo; Clarke, Democrat,
Missouri; Beltord, Republican, Colorado;
mil llar1ncr, Republican,. Pennsylvania.
Against 1t: Messrs. Dntterworth, Republican,
Ohio; bailey, Republican, Now York; aid
N;a'wbssrry, Republican. M[S!igan. Doubt, M, +,
cstlalate, however, ls..pnrely speculative. rs
nro Otller assertions Ut Democrats TINT tbs
Srnats Kallroal Conllnttten viii take some
Actton With respect to the bill.
WILSON'S ARGUMENT.
Mr.. Ja,nes !. Wilson, Of Inwn, matie nil
argument to-day bafofe tho House Pacific
Katlroad Calnn'ittue IN support nf the bill tu
extend the Tins for tho completion, of. tho
Northern paclfc Noal. lIa claimed, first,
TINT tho grant eoull untler no circumstances
be forfeited until next July; xucontl, TINT 1t
Il unlike afl ntl!er lantt-grants, and by It's
terins IL absolutely that, even
II tlle conditions have mot been fully eonl-
piled with, tho fund which has been necun,.t-
atea Is trust fund. which Inns to ba tle<utetl
Of With fll.l lie III tiuyerl'nsnt Is |y trustss: lt
ald TINT tho Government, by act, is pledged
to sta to 1t TINT tlte runtt Is completed either
by the present owners or by BoIsl0 one elso.
, 1880-04-09
GEORGIA.,

blIEkNhNH HfIlkEIt3 AT WOJlks
: Speetas Hispateh 10 tbs CY.isaqo Tytbune.
ATLANTA, Ua., April s.-Dclesntes front
Fulton County met here this morning II, Com
vention to select six delegates to the State
Convention. Epithots were bundled between
Bryant, Chairman Of tho Stats Executive
Committee, and cx~Goy. Conly, now POST
master Of Atlanta, leaders of the 1s!nlnu mud
Sherman factions. respectively, which ro-
suited In John Couly. son Of tho Governor,
md ex-Iovenue Collector, rushing up bo-
hind Bryant and striking him blow With
his fist underneath tho loft eur.
Aftor, tllls thore wns great confusion
md bolsterouslltss nlnong tho delegates
until the closa Ut tls ineetIl,g, To-lIigl.t
Bryant Was defeated for deleku(e, mid 1t lsny
,he disastrous TO Dlnine's etiallccs III tllo
State Conyention: Had Dlatne rccetynd
cinnatl, at all .tinles solid. !,e would hi.yo
been nominated; l!enc9. ILLS friends want to
carry the Stata for him tl,!s time. Three nf
the six Delegates from Atlanta aro for Shcr-
pian aud ono for DlAlnc.
, 1880-04-09
Russian Imperial Scandal.

The Crnssn prjnca aiia tie On. II t,ris % %So,tkotr
hnppellcI 4, bu IN ono af thu Rll!eres Ut tho
Whittier talIeo wlgn. by q Beerct door IN the
hndcrs nPlrtmsnt nlId wns "slAted like old
hnots" tY thu Nrn'ld. Duke, who, folding hla
".yoM, yuu nlntlo arp tho catise Of nll tho nils.
ctiiof, YOU l.Aso tired NIT our patlence;" Ths
IriIcsss seruanied aud to9k ref.lEo !n tho Em-
inet,t nftorWnrtl. IL y towering rnke, and, wp!k:
Ink up to his son, told him tlAt ho was 9ntftlea
advised him to BE- cnrrfnl or no would prnvo It"
Lorls nelikof enacavorod to paoify Tho Emper+
andcr who: takinx tho PRINCESS BY tho hand, led
her to tho dtalr Anl then returned to hls apart-
ment Aassla'. xnssip. which bus been very pro-
toycd by tho Princess tor aon1v time, enlRrgea
u1on tho consequences Of tbfs Incident. Konsr-
hlly io0kod upOll, hDwoYor, IA tho symptom pf
dellnlt rupture Ietwcon the present iId future
S0yeroigna ut aQ thu tsussass where aIl hDpo A
lost that the counsels 0t the moderate party will
U4 listen cd to.
, 1880-04-09

WnEEL1So, W. W., April 8.-Conductor
Durkhold, trnin No. 3 on tho Dcltaire tS
Southwestern Railroad, left Bellatre Mt $50
p. III, and when about eighteen miles from
that place tho hind truck of tho hind chr
Jumped tho trestlo, and the car went over n
distance of fifteen feet. The car con-
talned fifteen or twenty passengers,
inore or less seriously. Thu following
are Injured. l.. II. Armour, ritisburE, hi
juretl about the side ant! back and iMternnl1y;
william Smith, Wootlsllcld, ono Lex broken,
niiti daughter, OF Bcllnlrc, Slightly Injured.
Reports here nte tllat young Dnnfortl, the
Postal Clerk, was killed, md three others
bndly Injured. The coach went over tres
, 1880-04-09
The WHITAKER CASE.

WEST PoiST, N. y, April B.--ticn. Scl,o-
field has appointed, as tho Board Of Inquiry
In tho Whitaker case, which assemblies to-
morrow, Alaj. 3lordeeai, Capt. Raymond, nnd
Lieut., Knight. Lieut.. Sears will bo lie
corller.
Tllu Adjutant-G General l,as received tho fol.
lowing dispatch ful, Gen. ScllUtleld ut West
lo1nt: "All tbs cn.|ets tifsclaiul any knuwl-
etlgo whatever vi tho attack on Cndet Whit
tnker. a thorough examination hns show,
ttat l!u received no lniurIrs sxcupt slight
culs FROM which ie b!ctl somewhat freely.
4 Court Of Inquiry l. to DO appointed to u.s.
, 1880-04-09
NOTES.
10wA ff:tlttAN1.

Special Dfspdteh 10 Tha Chicago Tribune.
CEDAH RAPIDS. H., April s.-I'he dele
gntes to the Brewers Convention hnre were
free to express their choice for President,
md It was all 'Vasl,burne. "Grant will get
no German votes" they sa1d. "becnuse we
do not like him on general principles. If
David Dayis runs aguinst him W. shall vote
for Davis. Blaine does not favor e,nierl.-
tion, and he Is not nur friend. Wo cannot
forget what W,sshburne did for tue Germans
in Pnrts in 1871, md wa want him fur presi-
dent" Ttey said they would staml by tho
Republican purity UNLESS GrntIt WIS l,llll.
lnutetl.
NEBRASKA llE1'uI!LICAN CONVENTION.
Speetal utspateh to Ths CAltaeo Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., April s.-.,rhs Republican,
State Convention will b. held ut Columbus
AIny 10 tn elect delegates to the National
Convention ut Chicago,
, 1880-04-09
Endcavors Making to Harmonic
the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic Factions.
Sherman's Strength in Ohio Crow
ing Smaller and Smaller
Daily.
The Anti.Grant Convention Movement Mt
st. Louis Assuming Strong
Proportions.
Senator Blaiue's Friends Securing
Delegations for Him in Many
Western Sections.
KENTUCKY.
r1+t1t ~ %Ix+hSf

4 LIVELY HOW.
Special Dapaleh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April s.-The city md
county Republicans held primary meetings
this afternoon to choose suitable representa-
sTn.aa'. ~ ~. -. ~ t,,n r,a"'
.hlohday 70 oho1nlha1e aeleRatea 10 the th1caRo
Convention. In tllo county q sers serious
INo;ne Ria foI,o,rinr atoto,nnnt Ia oi,tn,ncJ.
n;''c tuo ",n3 ot'.onaen1 ~ w.
Ihe county kep11oi'chhS. numbering laos
after elcctlng Chairman, proceeded to tn-
Avres. both Sherman men. ns dis
~. t tt,,,a A' S", 1,,.,a.. 40
tf,ct Gclega1es. Iho sa,he resotMt'ons
A4opteu i4oAt'l "eo uccHt"s 4"ltn ~
any NepllDllcan' btlt cohae'nning the thift-
Of % perso1s ptnclpally p ua negrocs - then "rr ep
'peared on the scene, md (omanded to be
admitted IN I'm lnll where the (,onycnt,on
tSas ~, sass,on H. ,v"s nm. "nponu,ea ,,,at nj
md that the poll.books Should be examined
and all propcr pcrso1s oiyen n ncl,anca ia yotc.
which tho nrant gnction rafnsnI mi ' tScr
undertook to take forcfblo. possession OF tho
hall. George Ferguson, d Democratic
rounlcr from Louisville, assisted tho Grant
mon. Ccorpn Nexk,rk.
"'S"' s''e. cs,rr.,.,-
,s'n ss'nN 'Ns'
WV !, nsuou ~ ~ st' ~ uoul WY noene noM'
anu, IT Is Charged by several responsible por-
aons, Was struck on the head with 2 pistol
by the Hon. Walter Evans, tic lnte llcpub-
llcan candidate for Governor, as well rs a
pefTant FOR TIC yacant KENTUCKY JuIgsship.
Cox Silas :. Miller, former proprietor Of tho
Gss m3se a @ aean ha " M eaanese 1 M TN IN
killing Of the Federal Gen, NefSOn By Jeff
, 1880-04-09
SAGINAW LUMBER,

Special n1pafeh 70 7hs Chlco0o TFtbun3.
East SAolSAw, Mici,., April s.-rhe now
schouner called tho Commodore, built for L.
+. Gould. Ut tl,!s city, was launched lust
night. IIer Dimensions are 17b feet long, 50
feet bennl,. II feet held; capacity, 100 000 feet
Ut lumber. !.
Chartcrs-I3arge William Treat, lumber, tn
buffalo, 81; barge Ell kean, lumber, to
'ronawantln, sa.7t; barEe John +. Wnrner,
lumber, 10 Cleveland Ajax, lumber to To-
letto. $3.50. Very few frelghts Offering, and
q number Ut vessels In the river wnltinX for
GnTtyQGS.
, 1880-04-09
ANTI-GRANT.
TIL: sr. 1.QUIs CONVENTION.

Special DIspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsnlSHroN. ID. o., April s.-Tlie Anti
,rhirl-rcrm Convention which Is tn be held
In st. Louis Afay . will, according to the
statements of its managers, prove tn he n
serious ntfatr. A great many; Invitations l,nvo
been sent out 10 representative Republicans
In different parts Of tho country, and aE-
ceptances hnyc been received from many III
fluential people. Some Of tho foremost Mns~
attenti. it Vii viii BE- tllo purpose Of tho Con-
yention Il, declare ngnfllst t;en. Grant OIL tho
grUuild that q third .ter1l would litrt thy
country nth pnrty.. Dlt tlle ConycntiM! will
also Unite II tlcclnmtlul' TINT they Will sup
md do not Intend to tmpnHe any candidate
ut,oM tho Cls[cngO Convention. Il Is tho plir-
pose Of tue mnnngers Of tlIts movement 10
huv1 Its declarations entirely negative.
, 1880-04-09
COLLISION,

DENVER, Colo, April B.-Last night two
engines attached to the cast-l,olnd freight
trim OIL the Denver 4 South Park Railroad,
while on a very steep grade, bccnme de-
taellcl from the ears, which. becoming ,,la-
manageable, ran into, tho engines, throwing
them down steep embankment with flvc
cats piled OIL top. Jou Hogan, engineer, was
killed. AIonn!lan, tic other engineer, hnA
oslc Icy broken nnd tho othcr dfslnrntet.
Another accident occurred this 1llorllInH on
the same road ut Grant All engine JUMPED
hurt.
, 1880-04-09
1rs STRENGTH IN OHIO WEAKENING.

1119 STRENGTH IN OHIO WEAKEErNQ.
Special DI,paleh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Apri! Sit is difficult
to SEQ where john Sherman IL to scctirc ills
votes to the Chicago Convention In the State
Of Ohio, II tho returns received herc from
the County Conventions, ,lay by tlay, continue
tn be of tho character which they to this time
hnvo been. Tie following dispatch was re-
cefvetl tt-n1Eht Mt tho headquarters Of tue
National UlAina Club here:
Coltmbiann County has instructed for faIninc
Ftse ct'llHtEcs nrc ,t,W Fo!ttl. In thrrn Divided
Thus far not Il anKto county has instructed for
Sherman.
II this continues, Shernan's campaign will
end. according 10 the terms Of his Mnnstleld
Speech. "beforu the Columbus Convention
tneets.''
, 1880-04-09
IOWA
AND THE l,LAixE DELEGATION.

AND T1If: IILAINE DELEGATION.
special Dtspatch 10 The thttago Tribune.
DunrQuE, H., April 7.-I'he Republicans
Of Dubuque County held their Convention
to-alay, and instructed their delegation for
Blaine.
BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON, H., Arrtl ST. IS now err
tailt TINT the Seca1iM Congressional District
of Iowa will le for tirant., There arn tyc
counties Il, the district, Of which tho follow
ing sen.l Grant Delegates to tho Stntr Conrc,.-
ton: Jackson, IL; Clinton, Il; aluscAtinr,
y; total, H. Jones County lias not ynt held
its Convention. but the prinnry ,neetings in
tllcate II solid Grant delegation. COnrMling
Cedar County, II, and Scott, II, to Blaine,
the Grant men will hnve Il clear majority
without Jones County. rho Indications art,
TINT Henry County, IN tho First District, will
III that district will bc pretty. evenly divided.
, 1880-04-09
SUICIDE.


WISrtELp. Kas., April s.-12obert r.
Wouley has committed suicttle by lanKing in
II bnrn, under circumstances Which sllnwetl
tho grpatest persistence. Only four weeks
ago he WINS tnnrriu!. Ills rasi net WINS rn,lsett
Lie left letters and $1,000 for his wifo.