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, 1880-10-28

Special UspateA to The Chicago Tribune
WAsltiSdTnN, d. O., Ocl. a7.-'rho nrgu-
1hent lll tho axtrntlittnn 3caso OF Perry, the
c"lorcd Republican lo1!.lcr WHOM tho lle,ua-
Gratis aro entEeny0rlnx to tnke to Nortl. Caru-
!,l'sl on Il req,Ilsitim! fr0m tho Governor OF
tIlat asalr. WAs continued kll the c0itrt herr,
H'''tay, Tile arguments wero ut Il technical
eh"raclur. hut ltuppearetl iroal tho st4.s..-
hsel't Ut tho casllsct fur Perry tlnt the reui-
s!tlo,' apets Aro yury defective, nl,. tlat they
iall III specify thu person slufr.uetl, or ever,
To state tint Perry IL chargul with tho trlme
or nus bt:e!, inlictt.t auywllere, Tho impress
siol !s HainlAg Krnuntt' alnong Republicans
thnt Ferry Is lho ytctill Ut 2 political pprsr-
cntlon; tlat lle Ii llcaplble 1T committing tho
o1leAse charged. forgery Of selluul cert!li-
cato Tor 84j; all1 tllat :.
THE rrnrosE uF ,T,tE pE,locuArs
III attempting tn seenra possession of hiln IL
~ l'!''lnIuate tl!o targe bo.ly ut negroes In
Nofttl Carolina wl,o w|ll.yote tho Republican
Ticket next week, AMI by whoso votes tho
Democrats ara In yreat hunger Of losing
some Congressional 4istrlcts. Jeremiah
, 1880-10-28

wn0l now II nhnnt 60 rcr reut. IT We r.-
iloyc this heavy chnrgn aud further make
chemicals ansl dyes trrr, and still give tho
manufacturer 10 l,sr rent pruterion. ns t,r,,-
posed, Will he mt br butter ur? Surely It
required liz political economist II, sr,, tlat.
The w.'rsln5mau. frnnl tt,ur irnnlc11orlal,
'sla hcel! The cat's-p:lw In pull the eliestnuis
o,,t Of tlle fOt ashes. Arc ynu aware TINT II,
tllat 1nncl'-,alnpcretl nml nwfulIy-protcc;ed
industry. wM'lun gnMls, the actual cost Of
labor tn tho vall,c Of proslnct Is about Is
per ccntp Tint IA tn say, oycry sto0
worth Ut Wootcn gOotts prntucc.l Gusts
slS wages. Now, for arguments sake, say
TINT labor hero Is double 10 what 1t Is lii Eli
Ela'n ta,ul It Is nut 10 tHr cent ltEcr). We'll,
tfle't, tho Interest Ut the tnl,orer Is prttcc-
tim OF 50 oil every 800 worth Of gontts. And
yet wo propnse to giyo $40 protection, md
still VIC aru told TINT labor will suffer. But,
sir, there is 10 grcaser ntnl subtlcr wcn,ml
than seltshncss antl cunning working ,ip1,
simplicity. Neither Gen. Garfield nor
ten. 1lancocK would venture upon
veto!ng tar!lr.rcturln bill. 1'nag-
Inc, for instance, Cen. Garfield
yctoInE tic reduction 0f duty Of III per
cent on bansftIEt No sir. The lnonovnlIsts
l'nro played their lust trump earl. This
tnrl1 n9ttatfon l,as brought the fostering,
curr,ipt corpse bclnrn tito public, mid 1t IL
S,ro tn b. brrlc,t, Tic air II Cutting infected
wlsls 1t. But. aside frn,n thu erUno,l,fc stcs-
tts1', there Is a,snlEler sIc III It. Protection
has nnntle NIL lmIttEcAl eatvasscs very expeil.
slve. II Is nothing fur tho paiupcscd prntec-
tinn class to raEsr II few million t0tlurs for
the most legitimate tuf conrsa] OK.
pelises 0f tho campaign. Tho other
sido Is, therefore, put to II
, 1880-10-28

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NIL oll soldier In tho Seventeenth H.
diam, has The grrnt misfortune to reside III
very siro'lg DanocrnlEc nclglltHrhoosl. He
ing Republican. he has l1atl his fences
tIlH,wn down. I'1ss reairtl ncross h5s Rates,
"iNi llis fnrI''-lln,:cs partly turn d"wn,.-slnl-
ply hrcallse he ,ntrtl tho Republican ttclrt.
Wasritk County ron'rs next. lit f.t.flo 'row!,.
slib OF lint cn,1nty. III tho slay OF election,
riff: drnalH LEFT ruElts PLACES
III care III twn bGys. nint Nrnt 1tlt through
tlIa crowd. working for tho Democratic tteket.
The RESULT wns tl1nt tho township showed
heavy Democratic gains. Sucl outrngcs
were rerlmtratetl then. The lmrty IL now Ii,
far lMttrr tsn.t1ltton to carry tlrm on.
Orange county l,as already wttnesst, tho
kttlngnfUna llegro. tho srrtnlts beaillg af MT
other, atlI lilo running olf uf twn Inurc. 1hrse
'nell were obliged IL tlcc for tcir livea, lcl'Is
pursued hy Democrats heavily nrinetl a,ttl
A rrorrnufynttnn nf
THE KNIGHTS or r,;t: oo1.nry cfnctr.
the most trrasoun1,lc t,nul tl,at oy,.r cyIsict1
III this or any other sta,r Inns hcr,I ,rrctr1l.
lii stunc loruIft!es thay ar. 1;nnwu ns Tia
"St,r3 OF Liberty" nIso mn nj, nnmr In
rtvy,t County sotne If t,n tns1llc wnrk,rrs
of ills ]otIrr 1,nyr ',,ru fnunt, nn,t In or,lt.r
In cntn fucnhnrshin lin nnnticont m,,ut
swear that hn il n ctttzrn nf lin 11n,tc,t
States. md tI,at h,h,e t,rn,ocr,,. III, mr..
thcr swturs flint he viii yntc fnr 1Innrork
ami Tint l,c viii nrn,,nt,v nfrv nil or,nru n,ti
carry nut nil thc s,unmona al lin tntIrr
Tho pass.worl nj nresrut ia. ,af.nmn.
to.morrow-nirht. y Thc foltowfn,, sions
nrc tn bc usrt, Mt tia no1ls uevt tucstlnv.
Tho tn,cy finer nj The riui,t hnul /. ,,lncai
, 1880-10-28

Nickshrrg on tho night Ut the l5tll. The
killing WIS dune in se1I'lefel,Mn.' .....
"rl'c nnntn of the man WIN shot ami killed
Ills MrRrO prisoner ut Wapnlak. In kentter
County, in tilu carty part Of last week. n,,tler
circumstances as heretofore stated IN our pa-
per, II Michael Ea>ui,. IIe kil!ct tho negro
purely IN srlf.'rfrnsc.'
"Shcritr Wtlch, of kcmper Coucty, Inns
lratcn tho preacher ard sent onr ncEr,
w0iiltt-bc murderer 10 ttclf Tho negro lln,i n
pistol couccafrd IN hts Mat-Irg, atM1, taking I,
mean at!van.ngr, shut Welch will. the trlet-
tim lo kit lllii n1nt escnre. Wptcti was pny
, 1880-10-28

. sFttfdt hisMtch 10 The Chtetao 7rit,ne.
WAs11tSuruS, j. e., Oct. a7.-1nfnr,nnttnn
reacl,es l!crr tlat tso South Carolinn Deul-
ocrats fre alarmed ut the prospect Tint Tho
Republicans inny SECURE some nf the Cor
gTessional DISTRICTS In tint State, nil of which
belong tn them legittmatcly on M luncst
ys't". y combination Inns ccn formed l,c-
tween thu Republicans, WIN hare tlo State
Ticket III lilo Held, and tho antillourbnn fuc-
lion Of Tho Democracy which will result II,
dcfeasf1g tic rcgular bourbon candidates for
Congress In two districts.
, 1880-10-28

spftidf Dlspdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
Atnlu,ls. Ill.,, Oct. 17.-1lo weakness of
Tue Grcenoacl party WIS exhibited today Mt
THIS place. Tho announcement Ind been
tltllt!e tliut H. Erilltl tltRss-lneet!ng Woul. 10
held l'ere to-llay, when thu lion. II, l.. l}nr.
l'er, candlstato for Congress. md Mnj. W. r.
Thompson, candidate fur Secretary Of State.
would sl'eak ut > o'clock. After drumming
tho town III with n bund ut music, they suc-
cCat1ed IN gathering tngetller Mt tho Court
1ionso Just clgllty-tlye, Ut whom six were
musicians, twenty wore ,ntlcr aRa nrt1 not
y0tets, fifteen wnrn Republicans, ton Demo-
Gratis, aml thirty.four Greunbnckors, by
actual count. And this Is Just ab0ut tho
strength OF tt4o Qreonback purity III this
county.
ADAMS COUNTY.
6pfefat Dtspatrh to Tnt Chicago T<tauuf.'
QrsSct, ILL.,. Oct. 21.-Tl!e preparations
nInktng for tho Republican demonstration
hero OIL T)llrattny ara on Il grand scale. III.
formation received Indicates that CLUBS will
bo present fr0tll. so far west as klrksyl|le,
No., nlul from aIl polnts IN thIs county, as
well NJ front Sums III ndjolnlng counties,
business men from nll departments of trado.
farmers, aNtl nIeclanfcs will. bu III line, and
u1cro will bB Il general 0utpouring Ut tho
lruplc. Everywhere organization Is goiug
u, for tho last days OF the struggle, md tlis
column IN Thursday will include n,any who
lase never before marched In tho Rcpul,.
lleau lines. \
q pretty thorough canvass OF tl.o county
reveals tho fnct that. willis the Democratic
tickot In general will fall beh!n.i lts vote OF
former years, alr. Trumbnll will run ubout
4o0 yotcs belIIna tho rest of tho ticket. There
II strong opposition tn him among the Trial,
II h, t,nV,
, 1880-10-28

Special Dtsph'eh 10 The chltnaa Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. Gilt Is reported
tint tim National ne,n0cratic Committee l,ns
scnt dispatches To New Orleans tleprccnting
my yfo!ntion Of tho Registration ,aws Vi, tic
ground that It might rGact ,tl.an tho Demo-
Gratis In tho event tllat n contest should be
lnasse In throw ont the Electoral yotc Of
Lultsta,ln.
, 1880-10-28
MARYLAND.

HALTlMOI:t:, MIL, Oct. 97.-Tllo municipal
election to-day fur members of tho first
branch Of tho City Council resulted In tho
election Of eighteen Democrats, nne Kcpub-
l[can. a1lu ono tie. Aggregate Democratic
majority 5,iIi.
, 1880-10-28
INDIANA,

Srfefdt Dunoteh Ia The tMftnoo Tribune.
1spiAs4t,n,s. 1ml,. {,nt, s7,-,rlere ia
,nlsh taIl; in nnlftIcal c;rc!,s ol,m,t n rr,.at
DemocratIc uprising next I'restlny. hit M,
nuc II, th;s civ in rithrr Marty sr,ns ms
sessrd nf my ,1rf}nit information nIu,t Tim
,nnttrr. Tl,r 1,ruri,tcon. cn,c,.Io lncrcnsnJ
nrii,ftv o,ul thr, lin mi .lnnv tl,ot th 11r,,,.
nrrn,Ir cx,hrn,,rr ,,os ,,n",, re,,,",;uho,f n
ia nlsn voif tmnw,, tl,,t c.,,,,r sfn1,nn,,I
l,as bnrn ,ln,nr ],is utmost IN rm.,t" n fnxir,,
with thc SntInnls. hv wl,1ci, t;s % ,nrtr n,,rht ,
,r,in mn, ~ IN, ~ t,n +, sm ,tos r' ,nI;nI %
for Mr Crcrp II, f,rt,,,r lint i,nn,,,Ii"n,,s
nx,r... ~, aior" ~ lin .o,,,t ,,,t i.,... 49,.
f.ara ~ n,m|or,,i,, o,,,,,, ,t,:t.t
,rnv,ltntr t,,o 1ncut ,nonnc",c IN t,,n co,,rtins
In t,,c,r i,,tv oa # wns I,,,n IN no,olor ~,
f,r 10 t,,o Stntn f.,,,{,w,t,u, Ia n,f,.tsnf t,o,
,r, ,l,,,nr g., o, +" a,,. - .,'n 'o,,,,.,'. t.'
,ncroosnti ~ 1nninr;,,ns @ ' 'ro u.n,ni,a,i ,I,,'
Inn,nnr,t; :. rttit'1,,,,,t - ~ ,rts,, ~, ,..a1.
has oa,' .a,d 10 t.,tn', -. l." ,,o,,;,,. =" ,'.n
t,,", t,,n n,,ti,,t,,''r ro,,, " .,, ~ ,..1,'. s.
nf,Icc mu,l"r 1jnncncr s,orfi in ",.o I'M .,"cta,
,riasa MAJ, ara '''' W @'~~ss"'
-.... ....
h nlNa soMh MONEY
MI" "te pro'h's'1s Etet uei!l A'olc, h'lt' II
t'le 1s"tt en'l he et'ler'iihea ny sai1hee lntl!.
eatsohs' 'ltt'e 'ea'l"ay II pe'i's 'l'as!o towaM
nto's!'S u'9 Iar'y lnto any greater actl'1ty
s'''!'' uN'' wn'ct, e'!'"ctel'Mu ats el1a'ts Ill
ne.op:t' ~ .a.. ..eM INV o1'!el Hep''"'e.
,. ~. "n"ttts ""'''t ttlas " whit i.ot pe ".'-
.u't a :. ~ !'.se t,lo o,a!c 1eSt lneaay, os; 10
p"e :. uite.e't3, l"c s"t"H !lecess'ty eAlsts
~" ~ ,',lt'c" a'at e"t"'s't ci"tts Ill pas1
or Republicans tilat existed four weeks
ago. .-...........
~ THE NATIONALS .......
scout tho iaieh or nNy ft1eINll being Hpru11E
, 1880-10-28
GEN. GRANT.

TWO STRETCHES Ar ROCHESTER,, n. =.
ltbcuESrEts,' Il. T., Oct. 91.-Ftfty tll0sl-
sand wcre ont tt'-day 10 scu Gen. Grant.
After reviewing tho procession nj lloys IN
1slnc, ticn. trant presided Mt 1,lasslneetfng
Ii, n tent, where 15,n1U prnpe had gathered.
ten. urars lnlc u speech. and WIS frc-
quenly Interrupted by the crow.l pressing
forward tu SEQ him. 1ie spuke rs foilnws:
GEsrsEMrs Of tsoc,txsrEn: cstcrm It high
hnnt,r To tle cnltud upon IN preside hctH tn.'lny
interrupted hr turmoil amt pressing nf tiio
M"fs saE TO mt nm Ifx .: a y { sr sats %., ef
cannot otun.le.statd y,'a when ynu nru n!! talking
,S', Nsther c .:, y"u as%r W Me Of w, a
IT, sos t"k!"f e s' e. We wans '1G |" hear aF yo m
S:s Msf" orss asr 'sst' sss @ sS"s y 81 st f Y s VI"
talked ut urico couldn't hci.r word yu.i sAy.
Chairman l,uit. lnterraptng "Nent1c-
men. beg uf ynt3 mt Il, he 80 selfish III try
sMncl M . disturbance rs 10 drown % Tic General's
Gen Grant continued:
oen'tc,n'e''' itls sSry enso.'ragg for tho
ons" n ,y wncs Sn a s ns hsT9 to tstes
II sp.tc ot tle bad rAuls md Ind wcnthpr. ,S1ncu
this campaign ntwnt,l hayo hesn frnln illinois
evsrywhere;; This Is sonvl,?clns eyiasact, to
W sns ] a'"r as 1t '' II III, % sx Il es ses,s ne t
mn un ,tldttion of cter.nInation IN tl.c pnrt ol
the pr'lta nf tlIn country TINT tho Southern
Umni. and ws,p h't,! since thcIt experienced sIn
change Ut hcurt shall mt administer t,r csntcs
nr e.i%tcs osses 1s ts i star 10 m a!'ss to
observe that thcrn nrc twn tnp:s Of pti,e I'M
Gn71neS GO ,s, p" ,, 'iS it, ne ut ts ,sy % nh s a1s
hi count; s'ni sssony. tbas II ei:se, % 1t' %re
ia no int t,t,e of rur,lt n lin ,tvrlcnturI rI4ts
, 1880-10-28


Chhrfcs Townsend, Republicans. ....,....,,,M10Gt
william .n9. lglntIcr4,t .:;EhA[t
Charles y. Iltlyii. Artef,tIrk.. H1Rti
WtlHsts II. l)dan. Prnhibltlon. ............ .9l5
IhWilsguus = majority Uver t.Huy....,....... 1UtUj
JEnuE Or SUPREME COURT.
George y. Me,lvnl!'e, Republican,. .aslo4s
SInrtln u. Fnllctt hnncr;tt. ........... .,};nWH
~ VIII g. !.n11don. Hrtes!lmck+ .......... hAi2
Mlli!.ti1 II alnsss lrntihitlun .....,......., ax8
McJltsllnts MnJbrlty "ser Fnllett ......... .3Ol5
MEMnrtt EnAHD OF runsaC wUIiKy.
scphen L. llnsmer, lsepnhl1rln. mi MI
william J. .nok~'. lci,lhcrnt. .......... .J Ojl
Amos leplmrts, Nreen1'ek k.,,................ GsH
.lnlln u: LNrrer, prohibition. ....,,,,,,,,, = M;
llpslner's niajurltyuyer JnHksan.,.. >. -. ~ III.
srArE sCI!tH,t. COMMISSIONER.
Danipl F. l>e Wolf, 1inplb1tcltl. S47
JutlcR j. llHrfs, t1rttcs1lt 81 1saH
~ H. f!1lhrt, GFeGt1b!tE. ............ B,AM
!ti!HA y, D!rsla'l. itflattM.... =. ...... .,HtH
1)t Wulfs nalhrlty ufer llurns.., ........ 1,gsJ
C1.5:nK OF TIE suulsEME COURT.
Dwight Cr1wnll, 1ppMhcan. ......,....,. .;Ht III
ttfchtr! j. FnilatnH, nennusnt. ,34Dtijl
Ghnftes lhi#satls tircoi1hnGk ....-....... u.fA1
IGtlfHn LnuorwnD4. IrlltIhltiOH. .......,.., 1,81T
crowclfs majority over Fnnntllg. s},GI5
SUMMARY
AvcrnRe 1tcpnhlIeun nujurity OIL statc
uEket .1.GsttB
, 1880-10-28

on tile tnt, n'stl nre sliculng all tllctr tI"a5
cnargy, md money III trying tn l,oli s, th"s,,
own r,nks fron' tnlIng to pieces ami in .st "s,l
thu strniallt i'cnterntic tlrket, whrl, .a.s "'s
few of tliem are disposed to do. At thp rl,.s ls
M Mr. lln,nEttnI1's speech. afr. r. {, l,r,nn,
of tllls plAcP, read tho following nutn~r,'%''
letter from Mrs. Garfield, lnteiy rcceIyrd h.,
hlttsclf:
, ",i.AwxriELn, Mentor, O. Oct. Ii. laal-,f,,r
n th X Il rnrcsYc % an TIT sho,l xlTFy kit lci,rtaf
awere aooncr but for inck Of time, t,'., m ~ s A.
tisid = m a,id IN has ncn;, TOR tiirty years r
nttn,,.fs ,,tcr c,,,rr,s cn,S ,,,n,, ~" ssnt'.nt,
RIM WHEN mnrc l. ordinarily .iistII,uuuin,St'aa;;
piKer .,i Is 70 "9rcss T.. fas: !it tt,o rhr w
th,,rci, on vcrot ayss,c, " nnt au !;" Iai'p1s
III sot!r ospresslola of cstcn nil ii h." s. t. t.
'" II ,.h,cf, tia aSScs;. s,a, n w't ht rxns
yours, LGU.rrlA H. tianrtsy,t sy tsSIy
,1xf,n,x
spsefa. Dupaieh 10 nc chttaoo 1<t,,,.,,
LINCOLN. ILL.,. Oct. a7.-tftrtInv ,o",...,
te third meeting Of tho mint tcutn I,n,'.a .
Smith, lspp1l,tcn,t. ruI Y.cyenso,,. ttr s.., ssn
ttItpr cauIj,Intu fur Congress. 'rhn ,i'.'a' I.t"
wis held I'll {}lllctt IialI. which wna tia.e e'e
its utmost, 'rIlc majority present ,v,r, -,
hcrcnts Of tho strutl,lur antl. itni,,n, f.a III"
tho wlloortnr nnd ot],or ttctnht,s,rnf,ne nM ,,.
they incessuutIy inlulretl In. # wus ,yti's i4
there was a ureconcrrtcl movement In " ,.,..
Stevenson tf1o un,mrpnt ntlynntnrn y ers =.
t}tInn wns tho Rrnut,ticau Chairman ~ ~ ~
Dcucl, the Democratic. md u. t. 1,.,,'a,..' 49,
tic Grcenbncsur. Nfr. Smitl, hni W.
opcntrI speech. a,u1 ttrcd nj t,Is "''
poucnt a valley Of six lrn,l;nr u,,ns.,a,. w.
touching on tnrltf. rrrenl,ncks' thn nl,,iss.
between Weaver null l[uncock #, cas. of '"t ca,
, 1880-10-28
OHIO.

TIE &c IF1IiFsIE TIU|E1s
CO1.tIst1lrs, u. Oct. @s.--'flIe following OIL
cIal upper has Just bren furnished for publ
catton:
SEcMErANY or STATES OrFtcE, CnruMuus. O..
dlGt. lase.-Th The lErstftH .tsstriHlttl Press:
T fn!uwll1K II tho vnse 1T the Detnt,er rlcntiHtI
~ uht', ~ s',n by thu Official returns received
, 1880-10-28

Special Dspateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
Er0:S, ILL.,, Oct. 37.-A grand Republcar
tncetinr WIS held here this evening, Gns.
Dglesl,y being the attraction. ilc was rseurteJ
tn tho hall By Il procession nf nycr LO1. Thu
ntiglbnrlnE tnWtl9 sent largo delegations.
Intense enthusiasm WIS manifested.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
international Health Confer

As regards the proposed international
health conference, the Secretary Of
State recognizes the force OF Secretary
sherman's suggestion that Il would DO
absurd for the United States 10 invite
foreign powers 10 q conference for the
purpose Of establishing regulations
which the United States could not on-
force In the states. Assistant Secretary
Hay said yesterday that while the mat
ter had not been definitely decided, lac
thought that the result would be
that a conference would DO call
cd to which foreign nations would
DO invited TO send representatives
simply to- confer and 10 recommend
regulations for adoption. The depart
ment has already received information
that England would like TO send repre-
sentatiyes from her colonies, and as
other governments may wish TO do like
wise, the day for the conference will
probably DO postponed until October or
November. The Joint resolution au-
thorillng the President TO call such a
conference was prepared by the Board
Of Health officials, who believe that,
Notwithstanding the objections raised
by the Treasury Department, the con-
ference would result in great benefit TO
the world at large, even II nothing more
was done than to discuss matters OF
health.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
a Very Young Dream of Love
Ended.

Mrs. Celia u. Reynolds, Of 100 West
Thir,y.third street, engaged Louis Cat.
terdamm, Of No. 25l Bfoome street, some
time ago 10 teach her ihirisen-year.old
daughter music. gAllgrdamm "a twenty
years old. A few days ago Mrs. Rey.
nolda was informed that Louis aud her
daughter intended 10 run away.
She had her daughter taken Thursday
10 the Bisex Market Polios Court, where
Jusllo, ottsrbourg committed ths girl "a
the Juvenile Asylum. The girl there.
upon took oi her bracelets, asked that
they should bp given 20 0alterdamm,
who was In court. and then tainted.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
To Make Room for Improve.
mcufs.
A poIicrmnn's Tot, &c.

Charles Saunders, colored, was tried
in the Police Court to-day for an assault,
on officer Grant, Of the Second precinct,
and Il was shown In the evidence that
the officer had arrested the prisoner for
the theft Of two pounds Of pork from
the store Of Mrs. Bmma Cheney aud
was taking him 70 the station when he
turned suddenly upon the officer aud
struck him a violent blow In the face
aud the officer returned the blow with
interest by using the but, end Of his
pistol freely on Saunders head. The
prisoner was sentenced 20 80 days IN
Jail for the larceny, and fined $40 or 30
days additional for the assault.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
The Torrcy Conspiracy Case.

oliver A. Daley, Lafayette Waters,
oliver Waters, Robert Waters aud oil.
yer Ambrose were arrAigned In the
Criminal Court to-day indicted for rob.
bing Chas. II. Torrcy OF diamonds, jew
slry and a ptomissory note 70 the az
gregais value Of about %, 500, and each
entered plea Of not guilty. Their
counsel, Mcssis. Lambert and Smith,
asked that an early day be
pot for the hearing, and Assist
ant District Attorney Perry an.
|nounoed that he would take Il up on
"Wednesday next. Il IA but jus, 10 say
that the defendants express entire con.
hdenoc in their ability 10 establish their
innocence. Until their trial they ask
and are entitled 10 a suspension Of pub.
lie opinion. DIR. Daley, who has
achieved high measure OF professional
success IN this community Ia partieu.
laTly rcsllyr under the imputallon
thrown upon him by this proceeding,
and IL very urgent Tor the yindioation
which lao claims will follow upon his
trial
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
An Indignant Italian.

What might have proved q serious
fight was interrupted by ofieera Dun.
nigAn, RarAr and Mcnamara last night.
Tho scene Of the disturbance was Italian
row, ON Second street, between II aud
G streets, aud the principal participants
were Frank Maslno, boarding house
keeper, aud Joseph Niehcids, one Of hls
boafderh. The former accused the lat.
ter Of having lnsulted hls wife and ON,
phasiEed his indignation by smashing a
beer glass on Nicholas forehead, eaus.
ing quite an ugly wound. The friends
OF both parties gathered around and q
general row appeared imminent, when
tho police arrived. Masiho was arrest.
cd and Nicholas attended by DR.. Ball,
His injuries are not very serious, and
when the case was heard In the Police
Court to-day, MAsino was lot OF with q
ane Of So In consideration OF the provo
cation received.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
PROPOSALS..
T1REAsURY DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, ID. G June ~, 1850.
SEALED PROPOsALS will be receiv-
Cd at the U. s. Treasury Department. un.
til y o'clock noon, MONDAY. JULY "a,
1850. for supplying 15tO1 yards. more or
less. Of the best American hve-frame
body Brussels carpet, and 1900 yards.
more or less, Of the best Am crican carpet
lining for United states public buildings.
No Did viii be considered unless made
bv n manufacturer or regular dealer in
carpets, ana accompanied by n deposit Of
3lot0 u. 8. money, or n certified check for
that amount,as a guarantee of good faith.
Deposit Of successful bidder Will be re-
tained until contract is entered into. and
bond given with not less than two sue.
ties I'm the penal sum Of $500. condition.
81 that terms OF contract shall be faith.
fully executed.
Bids must state the price per yard de.
livered at tho Treasury Department,
Washington. and must be acco muanien
by a ssmpleof one aud onc.half yards car
pet, with makers name marked thereon.
and one yard Of carpet lining. as speci.
mems Of the quality OF the goods propos.
ed to be furnished.
The Department reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids and TO waive dc.
fects.
Bios should be addressed TO the sccre.
tary OF the Treasury, and indofqed "Pro.
posals for carpet and carpet lining"
By order
J.K. UPTON,
iunl3 mw&f5t Assistant Secretary.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
From Saturdays Fourth Edition.
The FaIIs Amendment Bill.
By National Associated Press.

Berlin, June 26.-The North German
Gasette, Of Cologne, the organ Of Prince
Bismark, in its last issue denies the
story that a compromise had been effect
ed between the conservatives and ma
tional liberals on the Falk law amend
ment bill, and states that the govern
ment will not voluntarily give up any
portion Of the bill. The Gassto adds
that the rumor attributing TO Prince
Bismarck willingness to sacrifice the
fourth clause Of the bill. which provides
for the reinstatement of the deposed
bishops, is absurd. as the government Is
sure Of a sufficient following TO pass the
measure in the face Of the liberal oppo.
sition 70 that article. As the bill now
stands in the form in which Il will
probably pass the Buncksrath. The
Catholics are to receive some compensa.
tion for the injustice Of which they have
complained for the past seven years.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
Death of - Prominent Mer
chant

BY National Associated Press.
PHifADEtrniA, June 26.-J. Ffailey
Smith, well.known retired dry goods
merchant, died this morning. Mr.. Smith
had been confined e. his house for a
week past, but yesterday apparently
greatly improved. Last evening the
change in his condition for worse took
place which continued until this morn.
ing, when he expired. Several weeks
ago, when Ex-Governor llartranfps
name was sent TO the Senate by Presi.
dent Hayes for confirmation az collector
Of the Port Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Smith
was very prominently mentioned az the
gentleman who would receive the ap.
pointment Of postmaster.
Daily critic., 1880-06-28
from sa,wdar,. Third EdllIon.
The Alleged Insult to the Flag.


LONDON. June 2G.-The authorities in
Cuba have been verv watohful Of late 20
guard against the landing Of flibusterers
anywhere on the coast Of that island,
and Spanish men.of-war and gunboats
cruising in those waters have received
strict instructions to be on the lookout
for filibusterers from the United States
disguised AZ merchantmen, and to insist
on their showing papers in all cases Of
doubt. This extreme precaution gave
rise to the recent boarding Of two inno-
cent American vessels by a Spanish war
steamer, and a oablegram received to.
day from Havana states that the Spanish
gunboat Conto fred shot across the
bows Of the Privas I'm order 10 compel
her 10 show her colors in accordance
with orders Of the Captain General ap.
plicable TO similar cases. No act Of az
gression was intended and justification
IS claimed on the ground Of the facts
above stated.