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ON DECK AGAIN.
sSocE e a'''A''SA
ELPHONZO YOuNGs,
5O4 9th STREET,
BETWEEN Z AND f NORTHWEST
| Having reftted. reprinted and restocked the,
aT9{ fea namsd d store ore am now to furnish
oF NEW GOODS. We name in part
SUGARS.
(Best New York and Philadelphia BrandsD
powdered and Granulsted, 10 los for 81. 90
Standard "a" tnot 'off A. or ''B') 10 lbs for 90
s ocd Rr nle s sssr >, al, lbs If
~ AAo"A o"sai' i<19 lue- Ior--..-----...... Luz
Bs SaffhoTdeF; oo0ns. Imperial Japan. Englieh
low as any house south of New York.
COFFEES.
Mocha, Java, Maracaibo. Laguyra and Rio-at
popular prlces-quality considered Our coflees are
away fresh roasted, and have in stock soma of
the filest GRADES that can be produced.
SXRUPS.
Pure Sugar, goods guaranteed free from Gin
cCse-eeveral grades.
Choice Maple Syrup. per gallon. Sl3o.
MOLASSES.
genuine article of New Orleans always on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
FLOUR.
Ceres. Minnesota Pat. Process Sterling, Mime
cess A h. Hers best family: Washburn Mis-:
New vest, and all ether leading brands direct from
hrst hands, at lowest rates.
Ephonzo Young's Genuine Minnesota Pat
Process, from white flint wheat, per sack . So 90
Good Family Flour, per ssck..-.-........,,t J. 50
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received
Potted ham, Tongue. Turkey, Chicken, &c.
Lamb. Beef. Turkey, Sc ; genuine WestPha fss
Sausage; Sardines. Shadines. Salmon, Lobster.
Dried Beef, Baked Beans, &C., &c, &C., sc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF all kinds, and we would name the celebrated
fRuffkee's salad Dressing, Crosse d Blackwells
SGLECTED FRUITS and the very choicsst NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up a
good supply OF these important articles
queen OnVes IN variety OF styles-includin1
small bottles at 25 cents for Picnic purposes.
ID fact, we give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
and make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BESI OF every thing in the way Of FAMILY SUP
PLIES generally Our facilities for buying and
irelghtng are surpassed by none, and we guarap-
tee TO sell rs low as any other house in the city as
Also 70 give the article, quality aud quantity as
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELFHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER,
6O4 Ninth ST., bet. f. and f..
my22 fWHITE FRONTD.
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A DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-Yesterday in thu
Equlty Court. Judge Cox, decree was made
dlvorc1ng Ella B. Fox from the bonds OF matrl-
mony with William T. Fox, giving her the GUS
Iouy OF the two children and leave to resume
ner name OF Carr. The cause was de5ertion In
september, ISL, and non-Support OF his family,
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RESPECT TO TIE MEMORY OF THE LATE DE- ].
G. UAII--The Medical society OF the District of
Columbia met last night DIR. L. Mackall presi-
dent, IA the chair, and a fuu attendance OF the
members present. and adopted resolutions OF
respect TO the memory OF the late DR.. J. G.. Hail.
Drs. Tyler, Young. Lindsey, Toner, BuSey .Gar-
nett and Ashford were appointed committee
70 draw up a memoir OF DR.. Hall Drs. Tyler
BuSey, Toner, Garnett, McBlalr and Ashford
were designated as pail bearers, and the society
resolved TO attend the funeral, which takes
place from the Epiphany church tomorrow at
10 am.
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EXCURSIONISTs,
FISHING PARTIES,
TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
FreeA arrival Of Imported and Domestic Goods.
{Corned. lunch.
BEEF. Roast: HAM Boneless, with Jelly
lWestphalia.
TURKEY IBoneless in Jelly.
AND }Beneless in Trufties.
SOUPS-Ten Varieties.
BOILED TONGUE, ham SAUSAGE, OURRIED
OYSTERS. BAKED MACOARONI.
PICKED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED OYS-
TIERS. PICKLED SHRIMP. PIOKLED
WALNUTS.
WOODEN PLATES, PAPER yAPKIyS
TRAVELLING BASKETS.
NO charge for packing and delivering goods to
IS. w. REEDS SONS.
myo 12l6 4 street n.W.
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REM4RKABLE CURES.
a Sfuggist of Twenty Years. Experience
Says they are the Best.

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: GentteDten-I have
been connected with the drug business for twenty
remedy Of any consequence for the treatment of
Blood. Skin and Scalp diseases, and unhesitatngly
say that system OF remedies devised or COM
pounded 80 completely and thoroughly eradicates
the diseases for which they are intended the
CUTICURA RiMEDHs. Many remarkable cures
have come to my knowledge and feel safe in war
ranting satisfaction directions are followed.
Respectfully, CHAS. II. MORSE
Proprietor MoRsE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
EoLLIsTON, MASS, Dec IL, 1879.
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A NICE LOT OF kELT SUITS AT HALF VALUE
IS suit at so; asa suit at So; S. suit at 81 50
dresS keits that are worth from 81 70 $40. at
nan price, TO close them out A. Saks & Co.,
boy s department, 3l6 Ith street-AdW,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

THE MORTALITY among infants, arising chiefly
nom food deficient in nutrirnent and difficult OF
digestion, may be avoided In a great measure
stitute for mothers milk A trial will prove i 2
value. Sold by all druggists and grocers. Price.
IS cents. T. Metcalf & Co., Boston, Mass.
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TIE LEE-WnLIA,Is HoAIcrpR CIsr-To. dav
in the Criminal Court, Judge James. the trial
OF the case OF George Lee, Charged with the
mui der OF Frank Williams on the night OF De-
cen Der 3lSt last, was resumed, and Mr. Perry
mice a brief argument to the jury, and was
followed by Mr.. Fall and Mr.. Cook for the pris-
ersr. Mr.. Cook was speaking when our report
G.oStd
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my sunerings from Catarrh fer fon,
years were some thing indescribable, NV
senses OF taste and smell were entirely de-
I felt myself an object Of lOathfm1
and disgust. / could not breathe
through my nOstrtls. By the final
use OF Wei De Meyers wonderful discovery
the formation Of mucous ceased, my taste
and smell were restored, my appetite
returned, and was perfectly cured. It
turn Of Catarrhal symptom
ID. &. MoKELvEY, 167 Mott st., NY.
&C., &C., &C.. So.
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CU1ICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS L.
PoT5 KH, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
Hi ndon and are Sse b2 ~
sists.. Price OF CUTIoURA. small boxes, so cents
,nrse po1es % m sw0 AVA one aad nmes the
CUTIcURA MEDICINAL TOILET Boar, as cents.
CUIIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is CENTS in
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NT0N FIeCHER'e DYE WORKS
"A ana the only Dry Cleaning Estahishment N
sns NE :;d yS q IAoRs lao CURTAINS. WOOL
LIN BLANKRTS, cieapeed hZ snperior proos.s
dyed. Terms very cheap according g N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. Ii
q box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

BEFORE leaving the city ladies and gentlemen
would be benefited by A. Ffscher's dry clear
Ing process, IN having their clothes fenovatei.
There not being many places besides New York
WI, Where tney use IL and It Is tins ou;y place 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

"BuCHUPABIA. "-Quick, complete cure to G
Gays; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at 4sO Pa ave.
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pRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE
ID STEAM SHIRT FACTORY
49, 9Th street new.
Blk Of the Finest Shirts, to order...., Sl2 90
Blk Extra Fine Shirts, TO order. .........,. 900
- ~ NAAAt ~ w T.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
Shirt, complete at one dollar.
full line Of Gents Furnishing Goods
435 9TH st. NV,
Je5-ly Washington, D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

THE CLOSING EXERCISES or the Eclectic SENT
nary, Z. Richards, principal, were held last
evening at the North Baptist church. The
Church was crowded and the exercises very In
teresiing. showing the excellence Of the methods
or instruction In vogue Ia the seminary. A
song opened the evening and song closed it,
The address was made by Mr.. Richards. Com
missioner Dent and other prominent gentlemen
were present The following pupils each Well
performed their parts: r. ". Vaughn, Willie
Melilah Neal Pow er, Charlie OConnelI Philip
Hudson. Ethel Foster, Kate Sypher. Wilbur
Delano, E. Maude March. Edith Foster, Annie
M. Brown, Harry Williamson, Jay Sypher, r.
DaSkam. Blanche Brown, Arthur COlburn, Theo-
dOTe Fercon. Geo Stefger, Percy Andrews, Orrie
Bean, Geo Olcot1.
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''One box OF Wei De Mever,s con,.
pound completely cured q memher of
my FAMILY OF Catarrh. cannot SNEAK too
strongly OF this wonderful medicine"
SAMUEL W. BENEpICr In
OF Benedict Brothers, 697 Broadway, Ny,
50 WEST WASHINGTON SouARr Nv
For the benefit Of others, desire to ststa
that after suffering with Chronic Ca.
tarrh for nearly thirty years. and
failing in obtaining relief by many prepara-
lions tried, two boxes Of DIR. Wei IA
meyers Compound have entirely eured
me-" Mrs. EMMA @. HoWEs
MY wife Was afflicted with terrible Ga
tarrh for eighteen years. am happy Ia
INFORM you that she has been enfirelV
cured by only one package Of Wei ne
meyers invaluable remedy"
JACOB SWARTZ. JR., 200 Warren st..
Jersey City.
have suffered for several years from
Catarrh, and have tried many remedies with
out benefit. have used one box of Wei dc
meyers Compound and am railicaIIV
cured.0 REV q. I'll. TAyInp
140 Noble ST., Brooklyn, N y
pastor Noble street Presby terrain Church).
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"ALDKRNEY WAGONS" -Fresh,alder butter
churned every morning, and delivered In lbs
ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per oft.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GUNNER THEATER COMIQUE.-Mon-
Gay. May 81 nightly. and Tuesday and Friday
Mstneee. Another new company. First arpcaF-
ance OF tie Seamans. Charles D. and 0ertie: The
Mortons Barry and Blanche; Eddie Brennan. Daisy
hernen. Mason and Wesley, Georsie Nelnott. Ada
Adair, 1 lizzie Adine and our Mammoth STOCK Ooun-
peny he Crest Female Minstrels. mySl
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UTERINE DISEASES.

Or. T. A. Smith, Brooklyn, NY, writes that he
has used the CUTICURA REMEDIES with great SAT, g.
faction in Uterine diseases and finds them truly
valuable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09
COLLINS

COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER0
Instantly relieve Pain. So reuen apd Wsainess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Yesterday, Mes5rS. Dun
caDSon Brothers, auctioneers, sold lot c and
part OF ID, square 5sl, containing 4039 SQUARE
feet, improved hy.twQ two-stOry bricks and one
frsme, TO L. Hickey, for 81 5if
Walter y. Williams L Co., auctioneers, sold
for Theodore Sheckels. trustee east half nf Inf
No. 4, In square AT, fronting on N street be.
tween 9th and .th streets northwest, to Daniel
Clesler, for 800 cents per foot; total 81, IS507
Walter Z Williams d Co., auctioneers. sold
yesterday afternoon Tor }. T. Dyer trustee. part
OF lot No. 2. in square 5Sl, fronting on Virginia
avenue. between I'd ana Sd streets southwest.
improved by two-story frame, TO j. j. DennOdy.
Tor $3.50.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

VI,HE TIvOLI PARK,
Il FORMERLY aTESBORO,
IL NOW OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC for Pcnfcs aud
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land =
every bali hour, and O beautiful drive by road ~
TO the Park. Frst-clsss accommodations at =
city prices also, fine etabnns accommodations foT
horses. RICHARD ROBR,
ieS-2m pysoprfetor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-09

ATTENTION IS called to the sale OF six uuftn-
tshed brick houses. on d street. between list and
and2d sis. southeast, by b. II. Warner, auction
eer, On Thursday, June 10th, 1850, at 6 O'Clock
T. no. This Is a splendid opportunity for build
CTS 10 make mOney-Adrt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
Carson aad Colorado kosd.

Tho Carson Times OF last evening
says: "The rails for the road will not
arrive before September next. To faeil.
itate grading On the sharp sO0.foot curve
near the Mound House. and also to aid
in general work on the roadbed for some
distance beyond. the company has do.
cided to lay q broad gauge. four feet
eight and one.half inches, for o distance
Of one and thrse.quartsrs miles from
the Mound House. This line OF road
will be for temporary use only, and yill
be made Of the rails now In use on he
Virginia and Truckee side-traek extern.
sion from Silver City switch to Silver
City, which branch has now no practical
use owing to the shutting down and dis
mantling Of the mills at Silver"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
GOLD HILL FIRES.
Two Dwellings Burssd Last Eight
Two Alarms To-day.


At 10 o'clock last night an alarm Of
Ere from the lower part Of town brought
out the Department on the doublequick
and set everybody to looking. Tho
alarm was caused by flames in the house
Of o. II. johnson. on Cemetery street,
near the old Dardanslles mine. The
run for the Firsmen vas q long one, 1t
being necessary to take the grade round
by the Belcher and the Baltic switch.
Then. the amount Of hose required to
reach the Ere was 30 great that only one
stream could be used.
Before this run could be made and
efficient action taken to stay the dre, 1t
spread to the house Of Pat. Mccarthy
adjoining. In fact, the FIRE in the john
son house was we'll under way before
discovered, as Mr.. johnson, who is
engineer at the Belehsr. was at work.
and Mrs. Johnson and the family at .
neiRhbor's. Both houses were burned
down; and from that in which the IRE
originated nothing was saved. Nc
CsTthy vas also ut work. being engineer
at the Yellow Jacket. His things were
mostly saved.
The cause Of the Ere Is unknown fur.
Their than that Mrs. johnson. when she
vent ont. left . lamp burning. This
probably exploded.
Mccarthy was insured for 5000: loss,
$20OO. Johnson was insured for SlOOO;
loss. $4,000.
Al II n. today . irs in the manure OF
q cowshed. near Mrs. Co-corsn's place
ON the Bowers grade. caused an alarm
OF nrs. The blaze was promptly sItin-
euishsd by the bucket brigade.
Az O'Clock this afternoon another
alarm was sounded. but no fre was
found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
Quarterly Report OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company "A
Prosperous showing.

New Yonx, juno l6.-The quarterly
report Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company for the quarter ending June
80 shows q surplus. after paying q divi-
dsnd Of $7l7. $40, Of $slo,7l4 80. The
present quarter closes the fiscal year.
and shows an increase OF $1,000 In gross
and ST. 60, 900 10 net earnings over the
previous year ended June 80. 1873. The
net profits for the year will DO about
S., 800, 900, out OF which eight per cent.
In cash dividends will have 70 be paid TO
stockholders. and 81, 543. 900 invested In
new property, with an increase OF about
$40, 900 In the surplus ovs that OF July
/, 1879. The outlays for new property
required by . largely increased business
have been unusual In amount, involving
extensive constructions and purchases Of
Telephone Exchange properties, and to
increase the facilities Of the company Tor
telegraph service ovsr $500 miles OF new
pole lines and "A, 500 miles OF additional
wires have been constructed, Q great
proportion OF the wire being Of larger
size than over before used In this ooun-
try, especially adapted TO quadruplsx
use. A divided Of one and three-quart.
ers per cent. from the net earnings Of
the quarter ending June 81, 1880. 10
declared payable on tho 18th day OF July
next to stockholders OF record. ct the
close Of business on the 10th day Of
June instant, The stock books Of the
company close at 8 O'Clock on the after
noon Of tomorrow. June 10, and will be
reopsnsd on the morning Of the 18th
day Of July next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18

The state, county, city. and oil other
officials who attend the Fourth Of July
celebration In Virginia this year, will
furnish their own carriages. The deco.
rations used will be those left over from
last year.
I. E. James, Superintendent OF the
Sierra Nevada mine. has returned from
his trip TO Mount Grant District: He
thinks some good mines will be devel-
oped there 1.-THE course OF o few manths.
The drift east on the 5000 level Of
the Grown Point was run l55 feet bsiore
workings were turned south. The ma
terial Is porphyry. with stringsrs Of
quartz. The ledge Il still to the east.
DR.. Harris Is to be Grand Marshal Of
virginia's Fourth Of July this year, II.
@. Tildsn orator, 3. d. Taylor poet and
B. Il. Taylor reader. ]. @. Curris has
been chosen President Of the day.
Assays Of SIG are found in the quartz
opened up by the north lateral drift In
the New York and on the 1900 level.
The quartz both north and south 10 very
Ans. compact and hard.
q. A. Rosenbaum has Alsd petition in
insolvency; debts nearly $40, 900; assets
nominal; result Of going into the meat
business without any capital and doing
Q credit business.
What Q convenience Il would DO II
ladies' had eyes behind them. It would
save the trouble OF turning 30 often TO
see the back Of THAT other woman's
dress,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO, June 18.-A Journal Wash.
inston special says: The census snum-
orators claim that the population Of
Washington will be 10000. and Of the
District Of Columbia l72,00O. being an
increase Of 10000 In ten years.
A party Of 1913 s1aursionists, ticketed
for San Francisco, Portland. and other
Pacific Coast cities, left here day before
yesterday In three Pullman palace cars
attached to the Pacific express train, via
the Chicago and Northwestern.
NEW YoRx. June l7.-Denis Ksarney
arrived In town yesterday morning. To-
day hs goes 10 Boston to visit bis
mother, whore he remains till Monday.
when he goes to Cincinnati. Upon the
adjournment OF the Democratic Conven-
ton he will return to California. His
political notions continue unique. He
thinks Tildsn will be nominated at Gin.
.cinnati. and that Weaver will ultimately
be elected BY the House Of Representa-.
lives.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. June ia
terrible scourge, resembling dyssntery,
10 prevailing In Adams. which has 90 far
bafled the skill OF physicians. Over
one thousand persons, old and young.
have been stricken down. The physi.
clans are busy night and day. Many
cases, II 10 feared, will be fatal. There
10 little doubt that the epidemic IL ocoa-
stoned by impurities Of the water in the
reservoir.
New oaLlANs. June 1s.-Jsfsrson
Davis, Jubsl A. Early and ]. A. Paine
testified In the case OF the will oh Sarah
Dorsey. who left Davis her lsgatse.
which was contested on the ground OF
undue influence. which was smphstically
denied. Mrs. Dorsey. Davis said, testi.
asd that the ~Conisdsrscy still existed;
that its truths were eternal and should
prevail.
KroKux. Juno 1s.-Judgs j. B. How.
oil, ex.United States Senator, o promi.
nsnt Wing and Republican politician in
Iowa and editor OF the Gate CITY Jews.
paper, died at 4 O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing. BE was n Of the Southern Claim
Commissioners: He has Q son In the
regular army with the troops In Colo.
RADIO.
LITTLE Rock. June 18.-Ths Green.
hackers nominated for Governor VIM.
P. Parks OF Lafayette; Secretary Of
STATE, Charles E. Tobsy OF Hope; Treas.
urer. William A. Watson Of Washing
ton; Auditor, Charles E. Cunningham
OF Pulaski; Land Commissioner. vii,
shire Bilsy Of White; Chief Justice. L.
Calldavish Of Phillips. All the nomi.
nsss have accepted.
CINCINNATI, Juns 18.-Yesterday NOR.
ming William Condor, avsriety perform
Or at one Of the concert saloons OF this
city, quarreled with Lou Perry, . girl
with whom he had been living . short
time. and struck her 10 the face with .
banjo. The brass rim crushed her skull
and she died In hall an hour. Condor
wal arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
ny ACCORD,

Arxa's CArHAarIo Pulls are the best Of oil
purgatives for family use. They are the product
Of long. lsborious. and successful chemical In.
vestigstion. and their extensive use. by Physi.
clans In their practice. and by oil civilized
nations. proves them the best and most effect.
i've purgstive Pill that medical science can de.
vice. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be compared
with them. and every person. knowing their
virtues. will employ them whom needed. They
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery Of life.
Mid. searching and e1sctusl, they are specially
adapted 70 the moods Of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements OF which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic 70 employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, but edsctual
cathartio 10 required. 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
Anecdote OF Lincoln.

Colonel Forney tells the following an.
eodots One day I called on President
Lincoln about the time General Grant
had gone into command on the Rapidan.
This was after v~icksburg and Gettys.
burg. He was very kind. and when /
said: az hope you are well. Mr.. Lin.
colin; o seem 10 DO cheerful and easy ;
do you sleep soundly 2" he said with .
smile : I" Yes. have had much trouble
with the political letters Of General -.
have suffered from tho growls OF General
=, have grosnsd over the confessed
incapacity OF General -; but since
General Grant has come I can rest and
sleep, because I can trust. He has NO
politics, he writes no letters. hs does
not come unless he Is sent for, and II I
want to see him quickly / must 60 to
him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Indiana State Convention.


INDIANAPOLIS, June 18.-The Rspub-
licsn State Convention met ct 10 o'clock
A. N. yesterday and wal called to order
by Hon. John O. New. Chairman OF the
State Central Committee.
General Gross, Chairman Of the Com.
mIttse ON Organization. reported for
permanent Chairman W. q. Calkens,
and John w. Ray permanent Secretary.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Tho mention OF General Garfsld's name
by the President produced enthusiastic
and prolonged cheering.
The platform reafirms and Endorses
the resolutions Of the Chicago Conven.
tion; recognizes in the Chicago nominees
representative Republicans and states.
men who may and will be intrustsd with
the administration Of our National Gov
eminent, and oommsnds them TO the
support Of the people; recognizes the
right Of foreigners TO immigrats hithsr
and OF nativs-born citizens TO migrate
from one State to another without .
yexstous investigation q to their no.
tives; congratulatss the people Of lndi.
ana on the recent constitutional amend.
msnts, - tending to economy, free bal.
lots, reduced taxes, and % proving the
unAtness OF the Democracy to administer
the affairs Of the State; reaflrms dsvo-
ton to free schools; expresses gratitude
to the soldiers, which should be en-.
bodied In the National laws enacted from
time to time.
The Convention then proceeded with
the nomination OF candidates for State
Offices. For Governor the following
were presented: General A. D. Strsight,
Hon. w. r. McKeen, Dr.. A. o. Bur.
CESS, Hon. A. G. Porter. Hon. Thomas
Stansford, Hon. John N. Butler. Gen.
sral w. Q. Graham and Hon. William
Cumbsok.
On the third ballot Hon. Albert g.
Porter was nominated, receiving 637H
votes.
For Lieutenant Governor Thomas
Hama, OF Putnam county. was nomi-
mated.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
Third District. Hon. Byron X. Elliott,
OF Mavin; Fifth District, William A.
Woods. Of Elkhart.