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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
Mnl.e . Happy Homo.

By presenting your vile, daughter, sister
or friend with
Stairway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
On Banjo,
From the magnificent stock 70 be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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THrRxoMErRR REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, a
observed at Schnepf's drug store, 0peri
House corner, Yesterday:
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CINCINNATI, April l2.-Hogs-Easier; com.
mon s. 60a4 80; light 81 25a4 80; packing
81 25a4 60; butchers 81 6Oa4 65. Receipts
1000 head shipments 1,4o0 head.
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ONE marriage license was Issued by Re-
eordsr Hook Yesterday,
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WEATHER INDICATION

7.Gl2MSS.M7rnI7Ax.lSEsru7r.
O 81 81 % IS 81 s. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13

INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute.
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
Tor less than cost, at sheib's, Warrington
HALL
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Gae gttelliaenter.
HeM AdYertirenients.

once. Nos. IS and "a Fourteenth Street
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:EMMEr GARY, who resides at 1919 Eof
street, was sent to the stable last evening
to feed a horse, but upon entering the
stall, was kicked by the animal upon the
arm, breaking it, and throwing the youth
to the floor, where he was trodden upon
and very severely bruised and injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13

MIscnIEyous boys have annoyed the
family OF Louis Dickm&nn, on Fourteenth
street, near Eoff, very much by throwing
stones and breaking windows. Members
Of the family are very much in danger o.
bodily injury, and have several times mar
rowly escaped being struck by stones. The
police should visit this locality.
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YESTERDAY morning while Street Com
missioner Nichols was on his round
through the Eighth ward with City Sur
yeyor Peterson, they alighted from the
buggy for moment, when Jimmey's horst
conceived the idea Of going home, and &C
cordingly started at lively rate Of speed
in that direction. Upon turning into the
alley in the rear Of Harry Ulrich's groce
ry the buggy collided with the corner o
the stable and upset. Result: Springs o
buggy slightly damaged, broken single
tree, harness slightly demoralized and the
usual amount Of profanity on such occa
sions.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Clerks oYuoE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, |
WHEELING, April Q, 1850. J
Sealed Proposals will be received At this once until
Tuesday, April 20 1885, TO close at o'clock P. NJ for
the following county road work:
North FORK Of Short Greek, between the fork and
wtidsmans Mills-l 900 cubic yards Of excavation,
50 cubic yards masonry, second class, laid dry.
Peninsula road, from city bridge 10 Fulton bridge
800 cubic yards Of matchmaking.
By order Of the Boarl.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
l have bought Robert coWan's stock Of Groceries
aud Provi.ion,, No. s74s, corner Thrty-eishth and
Jacob streets, Eighth Ward, and will continue In the
same line Of business. share Of public favor will
Be thankfully received and appreciated.
nnas EDWARD MEsTHnnD.
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The entire system Of this company has
been introduced over quarter OF o CEN
fury, and time with all Its progressive de-
velopments has failed to produce an alarm
system that can be compared with 1t.
The character ofthe company, Its scores
oil patrons, and the reputation OF the sys.
tenn alone, is an ample guarantee that we
shall serve our own interests In procuring
the Gamewell fire alarm, as recommended
by the committe.
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The marks last evening indicated
feet 0 inches and falling.
Business on the leyee dull.
nLn lnnnl nnnI.nLn n-.iuni nni dnnnrI al
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TnE glassware set rallied off at St. Al.
phonsus festival, last week, was won BY
William Ripley, Of the Top Mill, instead
Of William Ripe, as the typo made 1t
read. The handsome silver tea SET con-
sisting OF six pieces, was won by Mrs.
Louis seidler, OF the South Side.
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Mr.. W. S. HurcHISs has Just received
his spring style of pocket books.

Adjourned until court in course
, 1880-04-30

Special Dtspdtth TO Fht C7ted9o qFtoune'
WAsn1N0roN. u, G., April sa.-Thore was
cn,iclls OF Democratic Senators to-day OH tho
suhleot Of the prnposcd now rulo relative to tho
counting Of tho Electoral vote. No doflntt cot,'
ciuslnn was reached; owlng, perhaps, III part, to
tho fact that tho caucus WIS thply attended,
but It ia tho general understanding among Don't
ocratIo scnHtors as tho result Of this confor-
enco, that tho now r,,tc recommended Mt tho
1o,ut meeting Of tho Democratic mcinbnrs nf the
Senate Committee on Huos and Of tho Com
,nittecs Of the ELECTORAL count shall l,e rccomS
monlesl for adoption by tho two Houses Of
Congress. Tint rulu proposes, In substance,
thai when one certificate pnly Is presented from
d State 1t shNll not be rejected, oxcept by tho
concurrence of both Houses, and thlt In case
of dual returns neither shall bo counted unless
both Houses ugrco upon ono OF tpcu. Tho nr-
gumont in support Of this plan is that It throws
upon state tho responsibility Of deciding dis.
rutes on the pennlty of tho loss OF its Electoral
vote, and TINT while polltclnns, for per-
sonal onds, might bo willing to sao-
| rgco the Electoral yutn of State,
II Is scarcely possible that the people Of State
| would consent tn such 4 lnsa. Snine OF tho S0n-
NtnTs nre rerortetl to hnyO been IN favnr ut non.
action. on tho ground that my Attenlpt 10 enaot
| A now rule wntthl necessarily DO fnl0w1't by n
| protractcd ticbatc. The Dgn,ncrata nppcnr ia
think that Itof1lIhl!nan8 would Koileraly oppose
this pr.tN,st ruIo II It would not IN any r1
sncot restrict Democratic power oyer the cosirt
, 1880-04-30
ARKANSAS,
THIS PLATFORM AnnITnH.

xo,,toi TIL ni,1a,sh otor to n. cnieaoo 1rtbuna
~ epe'n. ~" Depa ~, " s,r,, 'S1|rho foIlox,n,
resolutions huvo lust been adopsoa BY tho Re-
p,.licau state Convention:
Tho Republicans Of Ark"nsas' In Convention
assolabled. renew tl,psr allns!ttct 70 tto prnci
plea ol tho Republican party ana "t'lsu1 tnoso
psupos'uo"s' s .U.. ,r .r,o-o, \. a Nj,
f'Tt-tho onltea ela"s ~, ~ ..'s xan.c..u" ~ "a N"
, srsmont o is 1u. supreme Within ts sphere and IN
S.s .a.. ~, =. ,a"is,, % ~, N",ion thr,,r,, ,to
appropriate trtbunnt muat provall Tho Thtr-
tneuth. fourteenth, and Fifteenth AiMcntl-
en. aud tho ws W ,:a snaste., st H. n .a,,. pursu =,
aaea tnereol. s ,,. ill., ~ rorort .So ~arr;r
sccIiouy and faithful! compliance with thclr ro.
iuireon .osms .ne oy n.,ss up0' "na'I "a w
trtv anu ptrlnuhehh REORGANIZATION o'u W
frntne1- Fortunately rtceht decisions ot tue
Supreme Court Ut tho Untctl States hive do
c,arud the validity Of this legislation, and haye
ulsu thrown tho urn at tho Nntlonul authority
a.u uo prteso" ~, y. s"u ~ ~, .s.,'t ~ .,,w.
she utxo N .no ".saoso oo. o. 1v nn, 'se w. Esra
ol!srr . ~ wA.n iutortcsud with by sMte authority
forth for .hu performance Of biz oll'cin! dutIss.
o, Tho pouossasy .s1 to t powor IN % Natona ut,n,rs
wuu!d c,suso u reversal Of theso Wholesome DO
pss,t' al hIls ii, s' BY Tho Nop,elIeaas ii tlis
r ths sSb 's & thsS aa Is 'st{ y
f erip!e % aai sd~nrts i' ~ the stinsy a ,iiber
ThIs Institution Deserves well Ut NJ, Kuou plt1.
zsiis, h,t its. pprtnangnco, AMI pruspGrity aro
II,'ss WIFI. VA % nasto 10 its esta Ishn,ont.
| Observation-Disclosures and virtue bvtnR tho saft-
Rnar.l u liberty, we deum tho yery pprpetu'ty
, 1880-04-30
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL,

E1sRTNG NrIIIn IT,,
r,..,,f r,t.na,tt =. 1hs r,t<aao rt,,,,.,
spu1NuE1ELp, ILL.,, April 2a..-Tho acss!ona Of
ti,o Nnrthwnst eln.o,, tn.,lov. Tho foreno"n 49,
t,,', ,,,Io H., .,,o,l,.,,,,, t1 ~ ~.
ua"l,y oeGnp,eu w tspe.s'hA .!e u tas
synolicH' saolctles, showing tue progress Ut tha
work in tho different stAtcH. which woro In ths
min Of n very encouraging ohuraotcr noen
@ i'v srs. Merrlck ,io,,uso.,' Of Chicna' was @ reaI
at,d Mrs. u. q. 1Eurl, or aa'eshurR, read an II.
turcsting paper entitled "ErrNni!a Of Lite" Al
n,drcgs ,inon tho subject, Faithful and Trut,.
Ii. ttra II q Murah, rf 5o,Iot clnsod tnn fo,s.
" M.s. H. a. p'"'a"' VI 'o''os' e'o''a '"a 'o'''
hon'ts sessloh,
submitted this afternout,v after which oQlosn
I'rusidSnt. Mra. K. ii. Homo, Ch,onuo. Vie.
Presidents, Mrs. Il. ". Patterson, Mrs. william
i!i,lir, atl Mrs. Uyr,ts II. MuUor,nlok, ChiCpgo,
Ill; Mira j. q. j0t1llq0n, Ioora; Mira x, G. Him,
hn,i, ChuutnlRn; Mrs ". r. FIpraons Olafaa,
e. II;ltchlranjt, Nu,y Albany, Itl,l,: NJ H. Judd
Ottnwn, Ill: q. &, Fr1,st, Drtrnjt: J., F, EIy,
Cednr j{npitla, j. II, Iirown Mnlis,f1, In,: Gen
ii, q. VIM CIGayD, MlnurnpOljs, Il, L. Ierrlne,
OunNha; (jcurYc u. rulcroy, Tolntln; Mrs. Prot.
OXFORD, g, heuorllnR seoretnry, MIss T. 4
rstnrIcs. Mrs. Gporau II. Laiiin. Nrs, II. If, n,
| Chiuuxo. Foreign Cnrrra,1onJtnx Hccrctat,eA
| Mrs. Albert Kpop, s. IT. Perry, II, r, Walt, CHI.
, 1880-04-30
IRELAND.

TIE CONSTELLATION.
COnK, April a|.-The unitod Statos ratof.ahEp
Constellation will undergo sorno repAIrs and snll
holnowurtl bound about tho 10th OF May. Tho
Duke Of Ellnburg, In his dIspnteh-boht Lively,
took tho stores to tho people on tho western
coast OF Conunught.
A rABrOt1Af.
The Catholic Archbishop ot Dublin, in pas..
tornl HayB: "Dpctrluea 1eciarntvo Of 1nutn1l
confidence are laid down by sons public spcak-
ora as tho first principles Of inorAls Patriotism
Ia invoked ns tho spirit ot dIsunton between
priests and poop!c. Tho evil EcnIl1s of Conmu-
nlam, which has brought al,ch fearfui wous Oil
other lant!s.. ta nnly watching tho opportunity
which that dlslininn lnny R[ya it to try tn estas-
!.ah its ,hldcous thrnno an,onR na. Onr people
SS Il pyerise; ySii r asS eWs, Nv thoush
cnn still ba employed as Instruments Of Ercat In
tstieo; 9?d We mnst hSyf M gynry mean. On
those wrongs."
THE LAM IEAdiuE cosrsnEsoE
!n Duhlin to-day !. ..nanm9'nsly passea Y resoln:
tic er sne e 1arx or S tS
Tarusi and o'DonHhiu and thrce' ;i,e;nbers ot
sG ataft hfp' JUG p9ael'a eS "0F0 appointed eoo'
COMPLIMENTARY.
Coax, April su.-Tho transhlpmont of the
Computations cargo to tho different british
| With tho rosltluo Of tut cargu. has 6ullel for
capt. Potter and tho otIloors. ut tho Oohstella-
given III thelr h0nor by tho Aily0r and ultlzOl,.
Sf Curk. THO bnnqnot,n9 hnli wins magnificent.
sts wiz ths lessors s u liz te eettg ea ~ iS Fhs
thEen prncfpal p t,nsts ware: "'l'ho President ol
Gnnstii i,r@ksi :Tho Cartain iii, Gillsets ii Il
ana "1'he l,n,'ars ot 'hs Gar43of tiaGoi'stsl,
enhusiastn @ via "tHrtansfcstoti, ThU N;ncrieat
, 1880-04-30
WHITAKER,
Moro Professional Tontinlony In tns
NEcRt Point Investigation

Drn,n urofr..sor,, r.sttrouv In thu
-,,s.s H.s,.,s r.s.s"s.In..st stn,
McHt noIat A"xcs'Entu"s 81 .,' ...
west POINT N. X" April so.-Tcstlmony w.
.',,o,, .ho st;to,nonts ~ tho IN .n,ots who on
nu , .no - n''Ia ~ ,.1 Nv 49,, nn",s rothur
tnesr Wora Ut noIoF, 1a1a t1oy Ano" a''A'
Rbutlt tho Outr1igc. ::
prof, urounpr, wl,oso rrntfg6 Whitaker Is
wos tilg teyt witncsy Amonx other thngs ts
sal wnltkef WY pup. Of MS III Inc s3,Ious
md His character wns the best nut of no IN u:
twnrty.nyo. in Ienorttucnt he never rcctlreia
i1lnrk md 1t WA oi aecount Ut h!a gtxl sGl1a, r
Hnp t'ruf, Gr.tugr WIS Induced tn send MN "
Whit l,0jnt. Witness igsurjUosi 1T icn8th ~
avn slHini pt,aItinn In ltnrvt111l University. ~
wia tho first cu!3frd student to enter, anu ~ ~
wis never treated with my sseollrteaY, ~
iiinc,l ut tho club tabo a,d hid inttlate asseei.
utitna with tho -bpat tllfl1 ut tho c!asS
ThsrU was n,l0thor colt1rcl Etutlptt Masa aas
.f1u ina,.l,sd % Ii Witness VII -" coss thsre xeEss
lS nipml,crs. an twt'.thlris ot them tpS'Es pss'.s
Il ts l Ind !e fal wS t 81 te ,e iie s
thtl,gIit thnt wheli Il cOlpreti at.,unt caue y
Wcst PoInt. nnl his chntaoter md lepn.taSsaa',, Sa',
twn rnt]nts snaks Il, It If, iii that Time aud lbe
struutors lid NIT c,,tno near him. 1t tlid neGi
sEs Xcsomy @ w Wtt.sa % WIS .,tt awa,o of ~
iIyt Tint tho iustrliotnrs worn nut alsswel y
visit tfo t0tlcta in ihu[r ruuns ut thp hIrr1ee11 =
Tho licoorur uskGtl rruf UsettlVr II 10 Nyn NSsa
hl,lts ccar in tl,o outrage 1nnttur. llu replica
thnt Van ljiirtil's trstitjit,j,y eaul 10 coflvF
SrHtc, and the oo,,rsg vi Hmm could 10 eot,..
, 1880-04-30
ITALY.

lt0uE, April sa.-ln tho Chu'nhcr at Deputies
day aIynnr zahnr!elI, former Minister nf
tho tnterlor. introduced an order Ut tho day ile
viii form LII opportune subject for discussion
wheh tho budRot OF tho Ministry Ut tho Interior
IL introdleed paaaes to tho ss.lor or the day.
.sIKnoT Eanq5deIlt subM!tte1 tAat It was inl*
Question of 0ouiieuca Iii tho AfiMlstry unless tlo
Ypte WIS preceded hy d Detailed debate; and, III
VIVA neutesAry tp adjourn consideration Of tho
tluckt1uu uudur dobnte. .S-.
Bi9nor d. psotis. present. Munster nf tho Iu.
t#flGr. declared the Government could nut nc-
oept bxhor Zlnnrdellt't 1aoA0u. but question!
IT cunlldoHoo III tho Ministry uluat be settled
immediately.
a division Wus bud. uul tho, uoycrumcut was
, 1880-04-30
CALIFORNIA.
IN CAGQUH,
anAe4af Ntpafth 10 1Aa GAftaso mo


sp+e4at Dtspatth 10 1aa Chfease Tstossna
sAoRAMasro CaL, April G1.-A ca,tcns of tho
I.lnlnc men 10 tho Republican State Convention,
which meets hero Mt 3 p. N. ht-duy, asscmn'el ~
10 II. IN. to-t.Ay. Fully twn.thinls OF tho dc!o-
aatos werc present IN cauol,s. A resolution Was
unanimously adopted that delegates to tho Gu.
cago Convention bo Instructed 20 slrst, iast natl
all tho ttme for James g.. fllhtno. The spirit OF
tho delegates is to not he deGctysd nrnln. Four
years ngo tho Republicans of California were Tor
Blaine. AMI, part OF the delegation went Gthor-
wise, and this time tho lscpnbl!oanh VII!
not aRaln bo tncoived. Hence tho tnstruolona,
rriB cnNvEEr1nN.
~ shs 1rtss*rn As'oesatsd Frtss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April :0.-The Repuh"
llcnn State Convention met Mt sacramento th's
afternoon. Called to or1or by W. W. MofrnW'
Chairtnnn Of tho State Central Committee,
and George r. nnkcr was chosen Temporary
Chairman. Montjou Of blaine in his address
was Rrectod with great applause and thruo
cheers i..
Committees on Platform and Resolutions, on
Credentials, and on PERMANENT Organization
and Order ot Business wero nppnlnted. and q re-
CESS taken, after whIuh the report Of the Conf
| mlttco on Credentials WIS adopted. Thoro wore
| few prxea. The report OF tho Committee N
Organization. .etc.. making tho temporary oi'''
cc permanent. and prornR Tor clect1iTf nGa
Tl,o report Of tho comm!ttce On leso'Mtion,:
| wnB rrcscntch. It rCnf!ir!ns adherence 10 m
i,epa,bilcam Nattona! platform ot 1s7a and tn
Btato plattorm Of ls1a: domands tho cnntinu.
aHco of tho policy ct resmilon ,nsitGnao y, IT,.
Constitution Of tho unitod etutos+ md tho pft,
tootipn III nll citlEons, regardless Of enlor Q
condition., II their rights; and full and fa's eloo
Xfter the PUNK in favor Of public school
oon!rs tho falowtnRi .,,,,o., =,
, 1880-04-30
OHIO,

nfEGueHtNff THE CONVENTION,
sp<eiat Dbpaseh to 1hs Chleueo 7ttasnf.
Cs>LuMnus, O., april ao.-Tho dolpes or the lte-
publican Convention, ynatort'aythaa boom tho
tnpe nf conversation during lso tny, aud while
tho friends Of Secretary sheFtaan eivo osit TINT
thu result IL nl that 'they dc5tret, they aro mis-
representing tho,r reaI feelings. It lsa wo'l.
known fuct now that nne IAteh,an, II director In
tho Sherman dodgcr lcpNtfmont ht washington,
onn,e m frosh from bis ehlot With resolutions,
which 1t was hoped ho Gould gct through tho
Convention, but thN Committee on Res
olut!ops wero W disrroot to rtsk
nrcacntlnR such before tho Convention.
Tic most hnt-ht41od and tnd!sercot ri
Mr.. shcruen's frtc.tds wcrn icslrous OF onKratt-
inr fnto tho platfsrn IN nntt-thtrtl-terlu resou-
don, and would snIvo tnsleted up0s, 1t had not
tho ,noro knnvbh8 ones bccn convinced that
such action wyuI rhtsc stnrm which might
suryu liz prapRlE u tho surface moro sentiment
for Orunt thru Mr.. Sherman would caro- to hayc
known.
f}oy, pou,son also desired to havo tho deac-
uatoa t11stn,EtcL 10 vote rs n unit for Secretary
sherman, blt this WAS promptly amothercd ny
tho Committeo, who knhw that 1t would result
only fn atbuslng
g. THE 1nx op THE nLA1Ns MEN,
wna, although In tho minority, spoRo, nut boldly
| aua we're ~ solid rs 'rook. All tho. talk aud
| persl,aston Whloh over 6N Sherman delesntcs
thotr purpose. md thoy stoadliy declared thon-
sc!ves as for Blaine first aud lust Blythe aottoH
OF tho Committee on Urpdnutials In rcnrKnnix-
ing tho Ihakng County Bher.nIn boltsrs, md do.
fsRudlnR the ent!rn llaine delegation OF tGoif
eotc. the friends Ut Mr, Sherman destroyed vii
chauovs OF u eompruu,sae, and moro firmly
will mt now, unaur Any circumstances, eycn give
Mr: shcrtnalt complimentary vote:
,,,.e e ,,nn ~ taG Il M % nuv9t I'll
, 1880-04-30
GREENDAOKEns.
THE INDIANA vrATn CONVENTION.
Eptttut DttntitA 10 The Ehtene9 Tribunal


Eptctat Disrdtea 10 The Chteaea 7>teuns'
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April .0.~-Tho atate, MI
tionat Convention tO.,ny waa tA11tD affair.
Tho Opera (ouse Raa full on tho first floor,
with few In tho lint gallery, but al these fully
oue-hatf were Indianapolis politicians mud s!Rhtr
soers, drawn tAorB put ot curiosity. rev
lotlIcs wcro also scattered nbont tho hall t'to
audleuGe; boing scatal wlholt regarl to tF-
rnngamont by dhttlotH, although tho usoal
plucnr,ls waro In sp1aiHon. Probably 100. aelo-
Ehtna unro prcsont. representing hull tb9 cotsn-
tics Of tho Stntc. It was II Hucer-!o0kn1H tnn-
vcntion, and tho feobleness Of its membership
and tho poverty OF monlbcsH w"e al1nafeht'
despite tho attempt tn conceal thch' 1ho 1o'-
| lowing committees were appolntAl:
On peru,uncnt Organization = =; 1,rl, Of Glib
a; s f.' r. p @s!hhIss; @h'ss;;. T. % ss This; JSnn
Asss n4s"sa 81 5sss It ss'sf ass sas
}aSs Kfihr:as; ~ rn's; If Nshsa: Ns1'an:
Newton Tot6i 4 s. sujRerS Rr # r3sf,S 3sH95 ,o1. y J.
y Vi, itcsolMtionsDS!scs LIT Smith, Of yandcr'a,rg,
First District; joitn, y; K,,ss. ut Laxro1cG, seo.
e%; ei%!n, l.. 7; et "SS iSssstar u 's" ,,. E,'r;S;
" yisg Hsrkfs; HT;hiS # hns1n a1a
Tni Trnnkiin. q HadMtn, Ninth: it, q; LS,nsra. e
l,ass, Tontt; :Inhn NowMan: T. 9f r., l'!rckf|ofd |
hcHenfh; G1f ~ IL rnrin Thr1snnth'' II
The Uonmittce on Organization reported as
ly drfH;sssS Rs!ss*f D,,et
Ysgfota nscanl; o%l Mh't;on = oyMn! rh!rH;
o$" = %s'|ssy SsysSss rS;iS;y 1sSs s
AuunRnttansn' s'o. IL 1,o,.or ~ 1,.t,aon
County, aud T.. Harrison Of Of lstayatte; %, c..
fehans aa.o'tme"s anr a;.,''ol. W. ~ soessss s,..s
~~ snoechcs, c. In IN whieh ho DENOUNCED cap,tnlts,s
witl, sririt and III a manner worthy Of nupts
Kearnoy. ~ In tho "ftornoono platform contain.
Ing twunty-throo lonK resolutions w''s sub.
suaaEn ue naisrts ,s as FOLLOWS: .,ssN a.,
nh nG shror as. sG hcr sn S1 '4c rc,
coatroi t' q the aarronoy which Gas boen ,elo;
RMteN " @ e ,h III 3rrn,,W ~ 'mv}, n;}Sn,
1gM{Gnys r. a nancr 's a,n bc f''i iraai. .tnc,
anu ol su!nciant ttMI"o t,t ~ ~ .Io st nus.ss ~ ~
clare hatI n;i %W% ho ne re- n! y ~" IN nls
ss ;SsTS s5s;es iS 559 a AZ SeS
minih, aud tontl t1e1nund tho payment of TIL
% nton of anothor olSr ast chor st
ssr laSor lie dIvine Jill q saloy Il ss!ta$s
iTns, weh sao,,li u saoH5. .N5,, " ,aS H. b
hsla i.r BONES f'r actual aa,!.lvators
ss senta seSeS'ss SssSaee ,soss to ef IN gat II
H. tSey p@ ara @nnnt'sated thioycs. a1, al,naid
% Gon,ands eu.'isIy o. Il, iitilio as.airs, The niEht
esnth demands s[a.t .6e soldier ssil q psid y
n'""e 'ao s,,,s,,ss. ,,,,,ar,rs ~"
n4oA1xn sos,ns aovS'kS. ,So ,,o,,
, 1880-04-30
ILLINOIS,.
u1,f11ut rnp1NTv.

p..s,.l Ft.,,t.h IN TIA fIhteaaa TrfbuYes
6pfe"t D"p'"3 -, ~ ~ s..1 NJ .,h. no,f,-
MOUNT SrR1tLlafs ILL.,. April .N.-1hc nsbu'
lTcan Convention mot dAy. JAcob Frendlieh aflu
" If nyuctnnri,luo werc selected m delegates,
m.a - C,r,.ontIon nsosod n rcsoutjon ly nenr,v
Inc Sonse'atlo" paesen . W,n.,, s.,o
two to one fnyor'nE iIlhiue ana c"!'uol' luo
only knuwu Crlnt nominee for dnlcgato WIS
honton f,vc In Dno.
o'"'e'' nr WITT couyry.
sptela1 0hpdfe" 10 19e Gh'eao' inoa"t, lit.
CL1NTOS. ILL.,, April a9.-Thd Do witt county
nop,,hjioan Convention convened in this city At
q na...,e',s thts nrtor,no, The foIlnwinr tlc[r-
ctoeh ln.s n'',.Ia ,.,.,, sn,".sol. v
Entea to thu 6fHto convention "c!u se'cG'9'' ',
Warner, ]. J. Bturkcy, E. Dillon, 8. W. Hull nEi'l
A. 1{uynec. who aru nil urlnt mon. na,d werh
....,,,toS tn wot" Tor f,rant and t,uilou tlrst
,ast ,, ~, t,o tIo,n TI,c ,nc.,t]nu wuB harl1to-
,e.' "'.a - ,as,, a,,,,,,sInsttn Tho {lot,, Mr.
.ou" 'u'u 'e.9 s - ,hnl,a for can,
Dnsinhae' OF tn's ctty' "as &a0 s"''oo Ao' ""''
grosstonpl non,a',cr4 .,-
! = u,r i. nnArr uAR
| ,is.t.r =, ~. os..a., 7..,,,r.
syttr.' -, ...s,, ~ r"s...sn,.. r,at, Tlo5.r
Et"lSt a!!.' Apsa ~, oslutu"5 o."b ...' .s'
contained the Following lotter from mo vo1lor-
| ablc JutlRe Wilcox, stulwart Republican,
aErn1T. Ilt.,tAprii ss-To As N,itinr Of The
.,.,er. 7, ,ho n,+,ra ri Inst nvhnJnp mvnnmo
41'"ai' ~ .uo 4's'ss 80. =. ~. ~ .,n ,,....,
| appears rs QUO OF whhI ~ 11yiuu neucpt1o'
| Committee Of tho ciflzcns M tlKln whn hro 10
, 1880-04-30
A Pastoral by Archbishop Mccabe
condemning Communism in
Ireland.
Another Ministerial Crisis Preoipi'
tated at the italian
Capital,
Turkey Too Wcak to Meet Ncr Obllga-
tiops under tho berlin
Treaty.
The Chinese Said to Bo Making the Most
Extensive War Preparations.

"ltC4AI DNA A<AA4Ns
PARLIAMENT nrHNED
I,ounnN. Aurit 2S,-parltu,ncnt WIS formally
nnrna'i tn,,lav hv 1onI so,horno, Lord 1t,gh
Chn1lee1Eor' tho nuKe OF ArRy!u' Iast ot.ns"io.
Earl Sydney, md Lord Northbrohk, hctAsx rs
tho 1toynl Commission, The procedure rorcly
oona,stoa T., .,,mr,orfno thn Commons IN tho
vone.s'A ~ rI .Ho ..a .a.,,aat;nr tbo,r
nhf OF tho House u lMeus anu 'osluoHthe tno"'
of tho Connfps, Including .na.ly now nlonhurs,
nrIv trcntv rrorv nnd rm,rtorn I,i,erni Peers.
$50 1t,stons nnd fytncn rorrcsscs wcra nrescnt
a., ~. 1 11,,ssn ~ rors,s
III -. .uu ~. ,.H. -. ,,,,s . ,r,o,ro
III tuo 5aouso ~ Nt'ith"e uto'o WIZ '''o"s'o
nttcndanc0 OF tho Irish n,omlers. Tho eo'1lor'
enco an tho land question In Dublin to-day tlo-
tatns 1,arncli and hts odhercnts. Some Irish
rnomhora inc,,,dI1g o.nornoI nnd N1nvnr: ant
nn In ,1,rv aida. nnd nthcna m lin Liberal
@ ~ m, y - 80 ' C. 80 1 ,I.t -. .o.., ,,..,
slao. 4ao louse' noor' "''u s"''eF'os "ofo WHY
crowded.
aovEnNxENr APPOINTMENTS. ...
Watkins WiljIams hns bccn unpolntod Solicit
cott; Lord prcsldont OF tho Eonnoll' Earl spc''"
ceri Attorney ocnerAl. Sir ltonrrJansca; fina1l-
oial Secretary at tho Tronstlry, Lord Frederick
Cnvondish; Bccrctnry OF tho Admiralty, Shaw
I,efcyrc: Under Secretary fur tho Colonies, M.
n nront nnr
~ o'''''' 1@''@' ,. .,,..-, ,.,,.
Thf Mlsslhu SUR
aae heAson-sh'p IVY h.'a rstuFaeut M oat oI'nbs
no i!llTHs ot tae Atn'ai1ta' Iho potlle business
's fcgafoeo III n1nx. y, .,,.,r..a.,
f'h"uatE't' --s...-
II 10 an1nuncoA fhat lpst week etenmGE