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PROPOSALS.
PropoxaIx for Army Supplies.
OFFICE OF PURCHASING AND DEPOT CuMM1ssAuY j
utld4 EAST " WASHINGTON STREET.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 1T, lS11 !
Sealed proposals in duplicate with copy of this
advertisement attached will be received Tits Office
until O'Clock p Thursday, June ~ ISL for fur
partment United States Army, delivered at such
places In this city rs may be required viz:
al,up pounds Beans. prime white medium hand
picked in wef-Goupered new barrels with round
hardwood hoops, not to contain over z0bs each,
full heud-ined.
j9,tD pounds Beans, prime white medium hand-
picked In double sacks containing l00 lbs net each
inside tEilIed s1ack ind outside x1nnv same ~
samples to be seen at this Office.
43HU pounds Candles, steur1c nod, aixes fu,l
*esnts, IN A-h boxes strapped. -"
nn Pc pennds y so.p, hard and dry: rot to contain
1aulteHttOns, In c)-lb boxes. strapped
l.aN cans Jnm, Blackberry, now c1o1. In cases
LII Cans Jelly, cn1rant, new CROP in cases
strapped. ~ ~ ~''e's
2,sU cans Peaches, "Californta,v csaaes str.nn.a
2.AU cans renry, " California; y cayes, HtrappsH
l.aD Guns Dnmson Preserves, new crop, cases,
strapped. ~~~'
~ cans. lib, Snlmou, now catch, cnsas strnp>ed
Bids will he received for the whole or a71y ptrfion
of the ntore amounts, which to be incTeaseti or
decreased. may he required ut time Of mnkin: the
nwurus- ~
Actual tnre ut the time Of delivery Is required md
no charge for packages. which must be In tha yerv
best shipping order. will be allowed ~''
PrUp}s.ts will be received subject the usual con-
dittons: and must be accompanted by samples.
nished OH application to this Office.
Vhe right To reject AnY and all bids Is reserved,
II. +. SMALL, Major and CS
, 1880-06-20
EXCURSIONS on THE LAKE.

The Elegant and Commodsous sidc-whee1 Steamer
HTH 4 E a
WIN leave her dock Clarkst Bridge, daily follows:
SUNDAY, JUNE 90.
2p.m South Chicago. Round trip, 81 GENTS.
MONDAY, JUNE u.
2:S3 p. us., Evanston. Round trip, 80 cents
Sp. H., Moonlight Excursion. Tickets. 50 cents
TUESDAY, JUNE ~.
10 H.. Excursion on the ake. Tickets, 50 cents.
:s:33 D. In, South Chicago. Round trip 81 cents.
$50 p. H., Chartered to Mignonette Club
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.
"a n'- GRIND Excursion to Michigan City. Round
8p. in.-Moonlieht Excursion. Tickets 50 cents.
THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
9a H. Grand Excursion to Kcnoshn calling ut Evnns-
ttn and Wuukc-nn- Round trip. si.Vl Uinner 1t
Grant House, kenosha, on arrival Ut the boat; ~
FRIDAY, JUNE IS.
10a m. Excursion on the Lake; Tickets 50 cents.
~ p. NJ. Evanston: Round trip, - cents.
p. m, Moonlight Excursion. Tickets u cents.
SATURDAY, JUNE 26.
10 4. m.-Eycurs0n on the Lake. Tickets, 50 cents.
I'D n. m.-Evnnst4,n. Round trip 50 cents.
y. m.-Gra,ld Moonlight Excursion t0 Michigan
City. returning to Chicago Sunday morning. Round
tr;p, Sl.tN Stnte rooms extra
Grand display of Fireworks every evening. Music
and ample room for dancing. Refreshments Of all
kinds OIL the boat EA
JAS. +. TEOWELl+ Master. JESSE COX, Manager.
The steamer CIIARMER lcaves hourly from Clark
St Bridge for Lincoln Park and WatcF-Works Crib
und can be chartered for small parties by APPLYING
JESSE con, Manager steamer Flora.
, 1880-06-20
RAILROAD Tl4uE-TABLx.
~
ARRIVAL AAD DEPARTURE 0P TRliYX
EXPLANATION or REFERENCE NARxs.-+so.uu.
excepted SUNDAY excepted. tHonlay eIcan,aca3
tDuily. ~'sted-

Chicago 4 Northwestern sxatg,v,
Eor Maps, Gntde-Books Ttme-Tablcs. Sieensn. ~
accomnlodntions, ap2ly ns any OF the fS1Ss-ilss
Grand Pacific Hotel, Brinks Express o:dsat TETt,
northeast corner Randolph aud Stte-s..9 9Isa Sa toa
House, IS CnQal-Ht, and ut the deputa " a'ner
, 1880-06-20

Chicago. Fur1tneton = Quincy Ras3ro.s
For Maps hooks. Ti.ue-Taoies. slaao,nrt'.:.
ACCOMMODATIONS, apply ut any Of the foIiov'1sst
Ttcket-Onices VI the Company ia Chicago: Cl,r4ts
northeast corner Randolph and S,are-stsl foor 1oa
Indiana-av. Grnd Central Depot corner Canal M
Maui5on-sts. ton W est Side. 'o' aao
, 1880-06-20
Aeava !! A10Yc

e. For *nhurban train. sac tn.-carlI 4. .t'i1Vt..-
Pullman Hotel Cars are run through be;vaone =
caro and Co uncil K1uf73, nn1 puna;, cSoSa. 80 ~
Sioux s'tv on the t:aln leaving t:hica 70 st rssnr
No other road rms Pullman or any othe, e. fn. p p 2
hotel CATS west OF Chfca.-o. ~8t 4osER 9
u-DepDt corner OF Wells and kinzfe-st.
bDepot corner OF Canal and kinkie-sts
, 1880-06-20

Chicago, Rock Island II Fa~tH~ Rae1ra1t.
offices, ii Clark-st-, Sherman House. pnlmer uouse
Grand Pucshc Hotel, and - CAnal. corner Aadsod.
, 1880-06-20

All trains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for & Psut
fqo a. a. aee stneT IA IA aasa Wnaa I'D
Illinois Central fRnSErond-
Depot foot OF Lake-st md foot Of Twenty
Ticket Office, Ii Rantoph-5I, noar Cark tsf.n3
Pacific Hotel and Eululer House.
, 1880-06-20

CUNARD MAIL LINE.

Sailing twice week to and from British Ports Pas
anEo Tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Dublin, Belfast, and Londonderry ut lowest rates.
Comp1ny's Ottce, corner Clark und KandOlph-sts,
Chicago. DRIFTS for e. and upwards. lowest
y. IL DE YEKSET. Gcn' Western Agent
, 1880-06-20

Kansas City. Denver & Pucolo
Fast Express. ......-.......-....
knnsas City + Santa Fe Night E.x \
st. Louis, Springfield & Texas %.
Mobile u New Orleans Express -
St Louis. Springfield i Texas. -.
Peoria. Burlin.- Fast Express. :.
ton l. Keokuk TX via Chenon;ss
Pekin It Peoria Ex. viu Jo|iet-....i' i
Chicago i foducah T. X. Ex...... i
Streator. I.acon, Washingt'n E1..'
Joliet & Dwight AccommOda:iun.l l.
, 1880-06-20
Lea Se- Arrive,

a Daily. Daily, except Sunday. cDaily, exnen.
Saturday Daily. except Mondny. '''
ruI!mnn I1S-wheoll Siecr.-g-t'ny< md Passpnpa,
Coaches between Chicago. conacl B1nffs, ON ha s.
Joseph Atchtson. Topeka. and Kansas city throush
without chnn'e. Pur;Or Cara with Reclining Cha;rs
between Chicago and Kansas Clty. G, Il L. nn.
1ng-Cars attoched to ull trains.
Chicago, Milwaukee d ST. Paul Ea,1vov
sts Ticket Offices, u Cfnrk-st, Palmer Hon.s
Grand Pacific Hotel. and Ut Depak 3'"so
, 1880-06-20

dOn Saturday night runs 10 CcEtralia only.
ION Saturday night to Gilman only.
con Saturday night runs to Peoria only.
Chicago 4: Alton
Union Depot West Side, corner Canal and Van Ba
ren-st-, near Van Eurcn-st bridge, and Twenty
third-st Ticket Offices, at Depot5, - South Cltff-
St, Grand Pncit1c Hotel and Palmer House
, 1880-06-20

Official Pools sold at the Palmer House
each morning and evening, and at the track
every afternoon.
Racing commences each day at ago p. III.
Madison-st4 Cars run direct to the track
gate.
, 1880-06-20

THE PRESERVATION or THE RIVER CHANNEL
Is alluded to Us follows:
branches in complete nuyigubie order, so US to
provide tho most ample facilities to vessels OF
at sizes coming to our harbor = worthy OF earn r.
many years with tho City Government has been
to wait until the complaints of low water and
great, tiit Temporary relief had to be granted,
and then to drcdyc II single channel in the river,
where most needed, and pay for it out of the
1ilicd up again from each side. the remedy has
not only been dilatory to very unsatisfactory
degree, but Intellectual. The river should be
dredged to the full depth needed from shore to
shore: If this WAS done whenever dredged, once
II PGpc bt bs he wSaa Sea
etit to the. city. and especially to wharf
owners. and to all establishments requiring
,sha1ts receiving apd dispatchng hcavy earKoe;s
On the river, would be very great. continuously
80 Such system reaching the whole evil. and
providing thorough and permanent remedy: is
Charter cha t. IL fuii 20 power | IS siven zen to Inc Common moi
Council. TO widen and deepen the Chicago River
aad to make local assessments therefor Such
upon the owners Of lots abutting on streets,
which need improvement US thoroughfarcs; the
owners of lots abutting on tho river should be
assessed IN Ike manner, to assist In keeping it
navlgable- The principle which governs Is pre-
ciseiy the same. except that the necessity for
the Improvement. and the benefit derived from
it, tEETeater to the owner Of wharf lot than to
the owner of u lot on an ordinary street: for If
the river be not nuvigablc, the Yharf-lot
Is comparatively yalueless. while the owner Of
street lot is not near SO dependent upon the
improvement OF the street In fnout of his lot,
because it is available and profitable to n very
In view OF the facts thus briefly set forth, re-
sDcctfu}ly suggest that it would be in accord
ance with law and equity, rs conforming to the
1,rncip]e Of other assessments in the city, TO re-
ri,ire by ordinance that an assessment shall be
made for the thorough dredging OF the Chicago
T,ls.inr onc-tfird Of the expense. thereof On rhe
nnuttt1g lots On one side Of the river, and one
, 1880-06-20

Peopc Monks Nuns Suldiers. Children, etc.
ACT I. CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA NovEL-
La and Square in Florence. Gala Day.
AcTa. VIEW OF FLORENCE FROM THE
CASINO VALLEY. House Of LarnbeE-
tuccio and Lotteringhi.
ACT3, GARDENS AND PALACE OF THE
DUKE OF TUSCANY.
, 1880-09-30
LADY DLESSINUTON.



IfvrnrlA.
In 1893 my LOrl IND my Indy started up:
on tho grand tour. "Su Irish nobenau
probably" says q biographer, "and certainly
no IRISH king, ever set out oil Ills travels
with such retinuD Ut servants, with no
many vehicles anil abplfance Of all kinds for
case, comfort, and luxurious enjoyment"
They carried with thom tho butterte 10
cuisine which Init served M entire club.
and cook who had been chef tom Emperor.
Their compagnons dc voyage wore ono OF
my Lady's sisters; young Charles Matthews,
whom the Earl, out Of friendship for tho
father, had offered to take Charge utt that
~ might pursue his architectural Studies !n
Count d'Q5say: At Naples they lodged IN
my the bay; but not even tho spleNdor of
priceless pictures and n,urbles could sntIyfy
their love ot llaEnlticonce, and l4rEo sum
VIVA spent In refl!rnlshtng the J!ancc. At
Rome they rented tho t'alazzO NeEroni, ut
lDQ Eulneas q Month, aud everywhere they
wBrt totcd and received by Princes, nobles,
and lltuIAti In the most distinguished man,ler.
Several years were CONSUMED Il! ttltse tguytls.
III lE.H VIC tihl them, Oh their return ylslt
to Paris. residing III the house which had
belonged to hey In the Hue do Bourbon.
appointed with all the auMptuOuait:ss thAt
DISTINGUISHED tho Imperial Court, the new
tenants aAdea DECORATIONS fit only for q
prlIlce. N.Y. Lady y chamber was HlAryelut
luxury. the hcd frame restctl upon tho bAe us
OF two llntlYilao silver BWAus, 80 admirably
sculpturel that every feather stood In per
feet relief, as Ill llfu; then, there werO lninp5
, 1880-09-30
THE STEVENS BATTERY.
II. Sale mt Anctlon Yesterday.


w,s sold tt,-ttay Mt auctIs,s,, by order Of tl,e
ClancclInr of New jersey, for sG5.0yU. The
nnmn of4|,c ,n,rr1,nser wos william ,oIrs.cr
ot Ssw % Yerk. rhs Murine 9 ,aoastrr les 1t
the foot Of Second mil Third streets. IIn-
bokel,, N. !. Nearly s.,00u,ooo have
l,een ex,rn,lrd m This vpssrl since
us INCEPTION, when nratty RAJ ~, dates DICK
TO lsE', afln hE TIC S1,0ooosU lett ny The
will Of Edwin A. Stevens tn complete st.e
ycsscl less ttlan st0o.0oo remain. By IL pst,-
vision Of the viii tic vessel after comu1e:!ou
was tobe presented to tho state Of New Jer-
sey. ACQUISITION arose about three years ago
as to the rcnl ownership. OF tho vessel, a.ld
tho court of cin,,cery decided that unier tilu
The executors Of thu estate then carried MI
appeal 10 the United States Supreme Court.
When lnotIon was ilasle tllat, M the estate
,'a.,r @ mvs ,.,,,t,, shs % ,pc, s'e.c ,, ,a. M
nattef5' "hlen occupieu 4afee p"s OF laia'
that at present produces nothing to tho
m",,ts Of thu lat,s Hilbert i, Stcycus pti o., tic
.sif,:sf If tn imnnct If sIint IL mil nj
slieil llnl, iron plating id in
nv 10 ths Perfection ot i lia3 Of an Iron
Of Ills brStjers @ c1,',tract Was ilatc M s'I wit te
i;ovnrm,ur,'t =, M,;i,i ~, ir.1,."ind vassni ~
jyll s,yeri md viii, Mi It's i,,acliinery bcInw
thu wntes.iiIit,. Owing to tic markell t,r,.
ri N mtst fa,Iv ro f t y,,eraje 's rs md
In isS! Tia shin wns siynt,, ,ln
md t1o keel If n ' tnue,, largcr ;s yesse) was
lafd. As with tho l,recctjl,lr design. tlis
fn'ons o. T Sep,ls,l sea ynce a fut Sf
a,Iti tI,en rGf,isrd 10 col,tn,,e Ills Work. Sic
csssiyo @ @ Administrations alser,,ately IN, cncor-
, 1880-09-30
IRELAND.
FAnNELL ADDRESSES THE DUBLIN LAND
I.EANNE,

LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, Sept. @.-parlseli addressed tho
Land League hero last night, ard commented
fayOrnbly on the proposal to give tenant
farmers perpetual leasos at fair tixel rents,
In tile l!ope tiat In their then position of rent
chargers the landlords would be frequently
TElsI.olsIsM.
- LoNnoS, Sept GA dispatch from Dub
IN Says u,at c9,nplste terror preyyails Ct Eber
morris Tho undertaker's men who wero
sent from galway have 1efuBel to return
with tho remains OF Lord houHtntofrls other
than by the route they came. They also 70.
fused TO place the corpse in the coffin, and
his had to be aone by.a volunteer. lndy
her house, and her frients fenr TINT the
funeral procession will bo molestel.
MonR TROUBLE PEAHgD.
LONDON. Sept GA Dublin corresponds
cnt Of the Times says: "Tho state 0f the
country has been nnxiously considered by
the Executive. Daily conferences llaYe been
llel1 between melnbe1s of tie Government,
but no decided action wlll be takcn before
the Cablnat council. Private accounts say
well known that other landlords ars marked
for assassination. and vii! be shut on the
fret opportunity. Quantities OF arms have
been brought Into tbs country"
ARRESTED.
LONDON, Sept GA man named Cannon
hus been arrested on suspicion OF tetnx con-
cetned in the murder Of Lord MountMotrls,
and remalldeA 10 jail.
M1s. FORSTER, ....
chief Secretary OF ireland, has left Dublin
for London.
, 1880-09-30


TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. 20-upon request OF
tha County Attorney Of La Bette County,
Gov. st. John to-day yAssued another Ecqut-
sltion for the notorious Bender family, who
committed tho many atrocious murders at
their cabin near Chcrryvale. Tho Governor
declines to give the name Of the State upon
Which tho reauls'tlon is issued, Us It might
dofvat the object Of the writ. From repre-
seitattons made to him by tho La Bette Couil-
ty officials, Coy. St. John expresses the be-
lief TINT uora Ia nD mistake this tl,ue, rs wns
the case with tho Nebraska affair 1t a few
months ago. lie IL firmly convinced that the
veaictl. ai,l that they M Wilt bespesdily Brought
to punishment. II Is certain that lle would
not make this assertion uillpss his belief was
well grounded.
, 1880-09-30
AFqIIANIHrAN.

NOT YET l.AEiFiED,
CANpAn4ss, Sept. :o.--1t Is d mistake to
suppose that the country Is completely pacl-
fed. Ayoob Khan's victory gave great I'M
pulse to fanaticism. Tho Mollahs are every
Where preacl1ng fresh rising, and urging
TINT the defeat Of Ayuob Khan BY Gen. Ro!'-
crts was owing To tile reliance the Afghan
leader placed on his regulars alld their de-
sertlon at critical moment.
HU1sltows' DEFEAT.
LONDON, Sept. ao.-*rhc Standnrta Bonn
bay correspondent reports that the Ticcrny
condemns the dispatches In regard to the de-
feat Of Gen. Burrows ns unsatisfactory.
, 1880-09-30

LoUIsv11.Ls:, KY, Sept. 20.-John Vonder-
hetle, I'll trial at Shelbyyille, was to-duy
found guilty and sentenced to death. On tho
10Th Of last July Vontcrleido escaped FROM
tho Penitentiary, where he was serving a
turn for robbeEy. On the day following,
while passing along 4 secluded r0ad I'll r,utu
Charles .iohilson in the mcisfbori1ood Of
Dr0wnsborO, whom lle rAvlsi,cd n,ld MUIR
dered. Folidcrhclla Is from this clty.
, 1880-09-30

Comparatively few voters have nt,y Idea nj tho
atnE!ic snrirty Nf Presidential! ttrkut. presented
to ttleln fnr G.sOfce this rear. TIN tIiL,
tireehbuck- t.nbor Coprentlnu. which tnet ut 1t.
1hlt'1s and fnprrs'nta! snr wing nf the ttarty.
nominated fnr fres'tlent Stephen D. .1htIayr 1T
New 1erAry. anf1 fur ylca President u. J. Glinl-
hrs, hf Trxns. Mr. DIIayc tleclItetl tho t,nn,l-
m nt0n In tho tnteresta of party untty: uni nt thu
Chf,:a4n Convention IN june .lan"T Il. VIEWER,
of lown. uni y: J. ChntnbcrH were 'nade tho
full. md scltrtetl n,pe. 4. Garfield, Ut Ohio,
nn'i Chester \: Arthur, nf New York. The NM
tionn Prohibition i:nnscntEan.. wtich met Rt
t,E Nnine. antt A. II. Thompson. If t}ho. 4 week
lntnr. tic DcrlbcrTt!g National Convention ut
Pennsylvania. nnh willnm II. English. Of In
Ilann. The I'cunc's t.tlbnr purity. which held fts
Convention at HhHrnf,. Pm, nut iufIv nyt,. APP
proved tho nn.nluHtlonE of the Republican t't,i,
yentiou. The Anti-Mas'nic candd,!tcs fnr I'resi.
detie and Ffrc-PrGslt1Ent arc j. ". rhelrs Nf
Vermont md ox.senator = c. Potner1jy, uf
kAnsRs.
ian a.
, 1880-09-30

COLUMBUS, =, G., Sept. .2o.-I'hu Greenback
State Convention met Mt Chester yesteulny,
Cu1. l.. ". II. Blair In tho chalr. After much
discussion as to tie ntyisability of putting
whole or n partial ticket In tho field, the
following nominations were 1nndc: {i0r.
eri,or, l.. ". X. Blair; Lleutcnant-{ -{;uvernor,
l}. c, Ulst; Comptr0ller, tinl. john AElow;
Attorney General, 4. J. willard; 'rreasuer,
J. II. Cook; Adjntant aud Inspector t;sNcrf!!,
District, j. Ii. Mcl.ailc. Adjourned sine die.
, 1880-09-30

NQ3HEltTs
Epsffal Dtsp4lkh 70 Tn Ebttdao IfihRf1E.

Special Dlspalth 10 It4 Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. GA spnn OF tino
horses wero stolen last night frosn farmer
named George Snyder, living near Peru, this
county, nnd n doublo buggy anl harness
from another fnrMer In tho sans vicinity.
There is yut no trace OF eithor thp thieves 0r
tho stoluA property.
, 1880-09-30

Special Hspatth 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Feb., Sput. 29.-rhe DeMncratie
State Convention met at Hastings thfH eye,s-
lng, It WAS callel to order by j. Sterling
Morton, Chafrlnan Ut the State Central Com.
nllttee. Tho address Ut welconla wis Dr.
llyeTet1 by Mr. lsross. Tho usnas committees
s, MstS p's ter With ts aotst orsssat sfssss WIZ Ws
,nntU permanent. Tho Convention will not
conclude its business until to-ill0rE0,t.
, 1880-09-30
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. ea.-Tlomas
1}ntcs was nominated fOr Congress from. the
Third District by tho Republican Convention
yesterday.
, 1880-09-30

n N9g413INgVU 111'IHVUTs
ClzAnLgsros, y. o., Sept. ao-r. Griffin
was shot amt killed at Abboville Court
lIuuse yesterday by Charles McCIurg, both
whte. They nuargelel while playing bill.
iartls, and Grilltn drgw q knife, when Nc
Clurg shot him In the lsend md breast.
, 1880-09-30

REPORT on TIE TEXAS CATTLE FEVER.
LONDON, Sept. n9.-1'rof. Brown Inns pre-
scntctl his report to tho privy Council OIL tho
Texan cattle fever. 1la concludes by snying:
cata a. s sease as liz sucstc
fever prevalent In Great Britain"
, 1880-09-30

Hpeetdt Dspafeh to 1As CAieaeo 1ftbune.
DALTON, ILL.,, Sept. GA frIehtful mur-
der took place in this place lnst night. Two
lrish.non uuarroIed about money matter,
and young man na1tlt.tl Dunn shot Ills I'm
IL under nrfest,
, 1880-09-30
shops and houses wero gutted. Tho los, is

An AssURANCE SOCIETY.
BERLIN, Sept a9..-'Thc result OF t}lsmarck's
rpcclt correspondence and Interview Mt
Frfcttrfrhssule with skilled economists and
commercial experts IL tho projection Ut a bill
u bo presented, probably at tho next session
Of the t'russian Parliament, aiming at Tho
forn,ation of' Stato Worklngnen's ASSURANCE
and Mutual Assistance Suciety, to which
tribute. Tho system will DO first TILED III
Prussia.
BTATE OF srEnE Hu0oEsTED.
NEnL1y, Sept. a9.-The Prusstan Govern
ment has requested that d state OF sIega be
cltias arc considered the l,otbctfs of Social
tsnl.
, 1880-09-30
FRANCE.

THE rArAL NuSCfO.
PARIS, Sept. 20.-Tfie 1'aral Nuncto has
had very courteous interviews with Bar
tholemy st. 1fillnre, Minister nf Foreign AZ
fairs, and Jules Ferry. Premier. ple Nuncio
hns not oven htnted at tic Idea Of quitting
france.
MINISTER TO MEXICO.
II Is stated tim. Baron Dolssny de Ang1ais,
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies. )1as
been appointed Minister to Mexico.
DEAD. i
Jules Jacquemart, tho eminent engraycr, Is
dead.
, 1880-09-30

PENNSYLVANIA.
Lock HAVEN. 1'a., Sept. GA. G, Curtin
was nominated by. tho Democrats for Cou-,
gress tG-lMy In tho Twentieth District ..
, 1880-09-30

FIRE IN LIBHON,
LISBON, Sept. GA great tite broke out In
The hotel at tho foot OF ths Chludo. Many
, 1880-09-30

NEW EOItKs ;.
ALBANY. Sept. 90.-The Grecnback party
here nominated Alexander Gregory for Gone
kFphH. j.
, 1880-09-30
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC SPLIT.

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT.
Special Dtpaseh 10 Tit Chicago Tribune.
DoaroS, Mass, Sept. 20.-'Thc Dctnocrntio
party In Boston IL having n fafr-sfzed boon,
Just now, and for once commands general at
tentlor. They Ind terribly crowded neGt-
lng In Fameuit Hall. Mt whlc, speaches
were promised by Butter nnl n dozen
Of equally well-known mct. But only
two or three put III MI appearance, ai,ti only
orc Of tho many outside Stalds were IT'LL
lied. So fnr as Its being great .lutnonslra-
ti0n, III polnt OF numbers. torcll-ttghts. atMl
brs.ss bands, was concerned. 1t was decided
success. The speeches. Hike tlle enthusiasm,
fell Hat md the feeling 1ln0ilE tic De1nerAtS
III tho Fourth Congressional District IL i'I0ru
bitter to-tlny than fur years, ntl the prospect
Of redemption by the Republicans " very
hopeful. The Convention brnke up III 4 row
at3 o'clock this morning, alnl ns tl,ere was
bntlo.-l,nx atuiIinE and n guUd deal Vt rowtly-
lsn na,io' o MSrse er % s" sst' 'fat s u f hry %
agalllst Nurse. This Twelfth WnrG aelrga-
tI0n, although dcliouefng him, yesterday,
VOTED for nlld upheld tinl In the Convention.
Morse declares he will ~ hrfOre ttlu people,
mid Gaston's friends are urging lin to a slim
liar course. ......-
BosroS, Mass, Sept. oa.-'rhe Democratic
Convention Of the Fourtl, Congressman Dis
tsict Inst night had ap excited sesssus.. wh!e!.
continued frU1n carly In the cvElIlng until
$50 tlais morning, wlle,, tho supporters of
Representative Morse left the C0urt.1ln!lsc,
wliuro tho Convention was fIcla. and William
Castor, was ,n ,s'l"'Matetl fnr Congress hy, ae-
Levi Wondbury for Presidential EIectUr.
Tho Gastnn faction nominated Charles Al
burt Prince for Presidential Elector.
, 1880-09-30

Cincinnati. Indianapolis louis
villa, Columbus l. Eaat lIayl
Might ExproH4. ....s....}3 tiD p nib 1taa Mt,a
, 1880-09-30

Efltahuex, Claclunnti t. Htt5 T.uuis It. X.
tcInctunatl Air.i.luo Knd Knkuma Llnp.I
nepnt. corner VI Clinton asld GHFtoil-sts Wpss Bia,
, 1880-09-30
nuloll.St. School
PENXSYLYANlA MlLITARY ACADEAIY,

GvtI EnRtnserlas. chH!nlstry. !a.4ics and Enatth
EuSttl)rt, EH1, No. ~ MesnIpolltnn N!sck, Ch1cn-
pu. Vi iu Cli. III mn. lIIAlvI rre4LlQnt.
, 1880-09-30

hnf .nhNFhan srns nut local Inns card Il iinrk-sf
r,rn n, Hntn' tHrs nrn run Through botween Chi
slGnT G!ts on tho rain sen "a Al as T. ~
bo;e Me nshsr !osd ~: .isa any o.hor for x
a-!lnpot cn:nnr nf Wells and ninaIo.sl
b-I}epnt ctirn1E Of Canal and KinstH-sta
, 1880-09-30

Chlcnxo r. Eorth.vctt--,, nn't,vnr,
For Mans. nnlfe. lsonte 1imo.rnblos: atecrns-tns
ncfhtntathnt!ons. apply nt I'll nuu nj tinYk-xi
@ S5and i.as!rc ,t1tei: srnk's Expse,s ofacs (osl
northeast corner Randolph And Htala-xlsi FSltaae
l!nuaG. . Cannt.ss,. and ut s'1e do,~.n '' -'"'
, 1880-09-30
Miss Houfsa's Family and Day School,

las ". ErEenth.st. and Hanut Hills, Cincinnati,
Will. ltEDl'ES AEI.1; : t'n'!t,nn!,nsion ,oirsrn
Country ltnnb md Cty fehuna by priFRiH nnIHinns.
tinnssa FRENCH aA E3lix, Cunrs:s 1T IOr Harvard
Examinations. Circulars III Hppl!cauhn.
, 1880-09-30

Chlrn1n. Hack 1sfnntt 4: 1'netno Hallrnnd.
Depnt- ot Tan 1neen md shGrn,an-sts Totos
0ncc. ~ Clntk.bt. sherman l1ouss. FnlMtr House
GtAnd Pacific liutuL nh4 70 CnEa1 c0tngr Mndtaun.
, 1880-09-30

T11LADELFl11A DEX1OCTtATS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 20,-This MORN
ing tho local Democrats held their City mid
County Conventions to nominate candidates
for City Controller, Clerk Ut the Quarter
Sessions Coroner, antl Dlstrlct-Attnrney. md
to t1ldorse the1 Republican non,natlom Of
Judge Xtnlctter for tho Common Plcas
Bencil. Thu Convention which met 10 no1l-
lnatc Distrlct-At.orncy was Il scene Ut
muc', confusion. Onu fncsion nominated
Fur,nan Sheppard, tho uther Henry II.
lIagert; Kobert f. Patterson, Controller;
Henry u. freeman fur Clerk Of Quarter
Coroner, 'lllr nomination Of tiia lton.
Thomas II. Ziulettcr BY thu Republicans
for tho Common plpas J,ltlgeslIlp WIS In
dorsed unanimously by the Democrats.