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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17


There is one wise Democrat i'll Connecticut.
His name Is Hubbard, and he refuses to ac-
cept the nomination OF his party for Governor.
Probably he is unwilling to be worried in
mind ami bled in purse for the doubtful honor
of leading his party to defeat.
Minnesota will produce this year fifty-three
million bushels of wheat, besides an enormous
quantity of other cereals. What splendid
record these figures make Of the enterprise
and industry of State only twenty-five
years old
If Proctor Knott has been mOItally wounded,
as reported, by shot from a political OPP
ponent the occurrence ought to serve as an
impressive lesson 10 the people OF Kentucky,
and of tie whole South, on the barbarous folly
of settling personal and political quarrcls with
the pistol
If the Democratic Supreme Court OF lDdl-
ana revises ard reverses its decision that the
change of the date for the State election was
not eonstitutionally adopted II will be because
the Indiana Democratic leaders do not believe
they can carry the State The Republicans
have accepted the challenge to an October
contest with hight good viii. Arc the Demo-
Gratis going TO show the White 1cather
Three cases Of highway robbery occurring
in the streets of NewYorh within twenty
four hours is startling record. The courts
should promptly check the development of
this sort of crime by giving the robbers the
benefit of the seVcrest penalty the law pro-
yides. Unless this is done, some portions OF
the city may become as dangerous for peace
able citizens 10 traverse after nlghtiall as was
Hampstead Heath III the days OF DIX IuIpin'
The long chase after Nlctorias band oil
hostile Apaches has ended for the present by
the Indians crossing the frontier INTO Mexico
They attempted to take refuge there some
months ago when closely pursued by the
soldiers, but the Mexicans drove them Dack'
and they recommended their deprcdatlons Oh
our SIDE of the border. The campaign against
them has been tedious aud expensive. IL Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

Balbo is the latest Democratic martyr Because
a Republican Governor resisted morbid demands toI
his pardon. the Democratic leaders are trying to
organize the Italian voters If this city for lancork
This creates Il new Democratic issue. "NgIcr-
shootinr in the South and wiic-shooiing IN tire
North 5vould make Il powerful can paIgn slogan.
It's / sweet party.
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Anfi.NeprO RiOf< i'm Indian,
4 WRECKED EXPRESS TRAIN.
MiraC UIOuS EScane 0G RaSSennnr.

MERlDEN. CONN, April 6.-The night express
tiaIn that left Boston at 10 o'clock last night
Tor New York via Springfield was partially
wrecked by the caving in OF an embankment
three miles north OF this city shortly after 9
o'clock this morning. The train was composed
OF TWO express cars. a mail and baggage car,
two paSSene coaches and three sleeping cars
The locomotive remained on tho track but the
baiance or the train except the two last sleep
ing cars. left the rail. The first express car
was found lying on its side on the track. the
second one tumbled twelve feet down the en-
hankment and The mail car followed. The bag
gage car reared up on the end OF the mail car
which saved ii from going down. The balance
or the cars crashed against each other but
aside from being dragged off their trucks es-
capped damage. Strange TO say not person on
The train received serious injury. Conductor
Dickermans back was slightly burnt Engineer
bradford had one leg slightly injured. and one
OF the five postal clerks received trivial scaID
wound. Some OF the Sleeping-car PASSENGERS
slept through all the excitement. of the three
cars that We're overturned only one the
mail Car, had stove in il. This
set fire to the car bu. the flames were extln-
guished without doing much damage. Some of
the mail bags however We're badly soaked With
water. Most OF the passengers have been sent
TO New York The accident was caused
by the Hartford Ice Company drawing the water
OF their Ice pond which adloinS the track This
caused the embankment TO give way when the
train dashed upon il at an estimated speed of
thirty miles an hour.
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Kilograms to The Star
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS
Cincinnati Republican,
Disturbances in Indiana.
NEW YORK WALKING MATCH
ELECTIONS
Cincinnati Republican.
Disturbances in Indiana.
SAN FRANCISCO AGITATORs.
Mayor Kalloch to be Investigated
THE O'LEARY BELT CONTEST.
(.OOd (.ninU So Ear

NEW YORK April 6.-In the O'Leary belt con-
test Hart went of the tract last night at 1l:20,
and did not return till after / O'clock this MORN
ing when he made miles an hour until
O'Clock, when he went of for an hour. Al 3
O'Clock the score was: Hart 40 miles laps
krohne 50 :, Faber IAl3 Pegram H. Merritt
1l6 3. Williams 1864, Howard 1896 McIntire
l2t, Allen 123-5, Dobler 1881. ,Hanaw aker 80 e.
kerwin 59-5. Henry s5-I. Brown lo1, Woods
los ). Jaybee 524. At 2:25 Henry retired for
good and Brown followed al 4:20 with the above
record. About o'clock O'Leary was charged
with coaching his man DObler which he denied.
complaint was made AT o'clock the score
was: Hart III miles 6 laps. krohne 99-i. Faber
i45-l, Pegram i24, Merritt l21 3. Williams l16-5
Howard LIS d, Mclntire 139. Alien 1873 g. D0bler
1915, lianawaker 105 Z. kerwin 59-5. Woods
loe q, Jaybee 81 !. At $40 O'clock Faber retired
for good, with J5l miles and lap. The tendons
OF his left leg were so infamed as 10 cripple
him. Hart is dogging Dobler and Krohnep epis is
doing fine work. The a. m. score was: Hart
l6l miles laps, krohne li4-S. Pegram l4J 3
Merritt IA 5, Williams 135 2. Howard 49, 3,
MclGtire 1414. Allen l47-1 Dobler lG4 1. Hama
65 > Mclnure is breaking down ana Dober
looks cary.
The Score at Noen.
The noon score was: DGbier LA miles Ian
131. Merritt l5l-I, Howard IA 6. Williams I35 s.
krohne lZ9. Hanawaker l2S /. Woods i26 B.
kerwfn I5-I. Jayhee y 2. Merritt has i'm
proved during the day. Pegram and Williams
are walking better. The betting on The five
leading men TO win AT noon was Hart TO l.
Eoblef 10 /, Mcintyre 10 to !, Merritt and
Allen 10 to each. The best 56-hour'S per1or-
nance W.:S made at noon today when DObIer
turned Ia miles and Iap. The best previous
record was that OF Blower Brown last February
in England. when he made la miles in 80 hours
Dobler fell behind Browns record. however.
the next hour Hart is still Clnging
10 his heels one mile and laps behind.
The Score at , O'Clock.
Al O'Clock HaTt'S score was lS3 miles laps;
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Political <Otcs.

The Springfield R'lDtttlicgH holds that Ed
mundS viii not withdraw ia favor OF Grant
The New Yor X correspondent OF the Phfladel-
phla Le0.tp' says thai the gentlemen who COM
pose the so-called " Democratic Union AsSocia-
tl0n. and whose special mission il is 10 recon-
Gle, IL they can, the Tammany and anti-Tam-
many factions, have written TO Mr.. Montgo-
meiy Blair TO ask him TO cease sending letters
TO the newspapers attacking John Kelly.
The Richmond Dispatch does not believe that
zen. Malone has sincere purpose OF nomina-
ting an unpledged electoral ticket, but that the
result OF the meeting OF the readjusters in July
VIII be either an open or disguised eX-preSI-
Dental ticket. or else that there viii be no cleo
tors named at ALL
Washington dispatch TO the Y. Y. .S,a says
that an organized effort 10 start 4 seymour
boom Will lie made within a few days. A letter
signed by the Hon. Sanford Church. Senator
ke1nan. and other leading democrats in differ
ent parts OF the country, Will be sent 10 Mr..
seymour requesting him TO become a candidate
for the nomination. In addition TO this a CON-
mittee OF representative democrats will visit
Utica TO urge Mr.. seymour to consent TO the
use OF his name at the Cincinnati convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

DIBTVJE. IA. April tile municipal cleo
ton in this city resulted in a manner wholly un-
expected by either the democratic or republican
parties. The republicans went into the cam
pafgn completely demoraliZed by declinations
until but two names were left on their ticket.
The democrats We're dissatisfied with their NOM
brought ont for mayor and recorder These At
the last hour the republicans endorsed and the
result was that the democrats elected treasurer,
recorder. attorney and assessor on the regular
ticket. and the opposition elected the mayor
who is the present incumbent and strong
democrat and the auditor. who is republican.
OF the aldermen the democrats elect two and
the republicans three, making the next council
stand republicans and 4 democrats. The
maiolities Oh any of the candidates cannot yet
he Given
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 6.-yirsinia skies. old. 50
setond series r s do past s dne cHspons
Dc do new teii-forties. sc do. ten-forty coupons.
BaAlLTIM9RE. al Arril Cotton dun aud weak
VA neat southern dull western steady-southern
tpri5. ;$G,.ai s. May, j. 5. sal sts June. isiS
md qnet western lower and da.sogthern White. iie
sosS6' s36 do yellow, IS; western MIXED spot, sOsa
!S. steamer. ;ska60. Oafs steady southern, 4ss
40 western White 43a43, do; mixed, 4laa2 Penn
choice western packed, 26a2s ron, 2sa26. Eggs
,teady.A soft. 9S. Whisky dull, ,osHal. C9.
wheat, 2O4, 800 bushels corn. 2s9 500 bushels oats
2.4OO. bushels; re, $50 bushels. shirments2
sales,wheat, 4s7. $40 bushels; corn. $50. Is7
NEW YORK. April 6.-stocks quiet Money, sa
8; EXCHANGE. long 4s4s; short 4s7h. Govern
NEW YORK. ,Arril G.-Flour steady. Wheat
LONDON. April 6, IL 30 p. m-U s. bonds. 9
mortsase trustees ceriifica1es 6sS: atsntic and
Great Western seconds, 354. New Jersey Central
Central. 54'.. Reading, S5s.. New York Cen
per cents ie9 Aantc a and Great Western STn0f frst
mortssse trustees certificates. 6s Atlantic and
Great Western seconds, IS. Erie, 4GA. Pennsyl-
Nania Central 54'9. Reading, 35h.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
son "a peT @ tsI cents io4x y lT.S Z. s SOM Az
yer cents, lO9h; u; Of (. S.6Ss, 92h; New Jer-
Erie: 49,; Michigan Central. o.; Hannibal and
ST Joseph, 55sa Lake Shore lOsa4 Iron Meun-
Wabash. St fAnis and Pacific. st' 4s% do. rpa, rga
erred. 6sA Kansas and Texas. 43I W. U.
TelesrsEb. I,, loth; C. C. and l. C.. l6, Pacific
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The District in Congress.


The House to-day adopted resolution offered
by Mr.. Hunton assigning night sessions for the
2lst OF April and the 23d of April for the consid
Grafton OF the new municipal code OF regulations
for the District, agreed upon by the District
committee.
THE TWO BILLS
introduced by Senator Rollins to prevent waste
Of water and to punish tramps and vagrants In
the District will be reported to the Senate at an
early day. and the indications are that they
will pass, with amendments perhaps, in several
provisions.
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DIR. F. A. Won. M0SOHZI SKIER,
OFFICE
$40 Nineteenth st. INV.
Special attention given to the treatment Of
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS, CHEST, &C.

DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD. M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS. CHEST, &c.
DIR. Won MOSCHZIsKER
has now been long enough In Washington and ac-
copiished sufficient III his profession to feel that
sary. AS an author OF medical works upon the Or
xans OF whose treatment he has made speciates for
for the treatment of the respiratory organs he is
well known both in Europe and this country.
DIR. Won MOSCHZISkER
feels some personal qualification in the fact that the
nst oI ms patients past and present contains the
the country. than probably that Of any other Ply y
AS Tbe az sstEcIAT1SI IN m the United States
anlned at his Office by those Interested.
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
from Your treatment of my hearing which has been
seriously impaired. the result of excessively So
we're toid- d. W. VOORHEES,,
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
Or. Won Moschzisker's treatment in NV GARCIA
.arrh ar and deainess,proved perfect success. l
.nihk "a M but inst tn bqte to MIN to make it known
utmost confidence IN uw hls Ts9fsssoRal abties
National Brass Works, Washington
DEAR SIR;-by the advice Of Senator Voorhees, I
placed myself under yenr treatment for case Of
throat disease and nasai catarrh. have reason to
be entirely satisfied with the result of your skill
and you are at liberty TO refer any one to me.
Q. III. DAVID6R,
Chief Of the Redemption Division o. s. Treasury
Office.
FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR
DR.. Won MOschZisker brings me letters of intro
duction from gentlemen of character and standing
They speak highly of his skill and success in the
treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
of the Respiratory Organs. and of his attainments
US a physician. From his treatment of q case un-
der my observation and personal experience, think
he can give relief in all cases which limit of remedy
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
Office hours: From s. IN. TO ] p M, and from
TO ) u. m. maria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE adjourned last
night at midnight, as required by the consttu-
ton, alter session Of ninety days. A;nuumber
OF important measures were acted upon. In
the senate the bill to incorporate the Baltimore
and Northeastern Railroad Company was taken
UP and the enacting clause stricken out. In the
house OF delegates the bill to appropriate
SIS, 600 for the erection Of monument to union
soldiers and sailors was paSSed-yeas A, nays
4. The bill to create loan TO provide for the
redemption OF the defense loan by issuing
$4,000, 900 bonds at AZ per cent, interest, re-
deemable in fourteen years. was passed.
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borhood or Philadelphia was dIsgraced Sunday
by brutal prize fight between John Callahan
and Martin MCGUIRE which viii probably re-
suit fatally TO the latter. The details are OF
the most revolving character. Mcclure was so
severely punished that both eyes were closed
and he was hardly able TO stand. He staggered
and fell upon the breast OF his antagonist who
holding him OF, struck him two terribleiblows
In the temple, which viii probably cause hi
death -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

THE SPRINGER MANNING UNPLEASANTNEsS-
A full meeting of the House committee on elec-
tons was held this morning. 1t is supposed
that the subject under consideration was the
Springer Manning unpleasantneSS, but as a
strict injunction of secrecy was placed upon the
members the details of the discussion are not
known to the public,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL was reported
to the House to-day. This makes three appro-
priation bills now pending in the House; the
army the naval and the Indian bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

LABOR STRIKEs.-There is no change In the sit
uation of affairs at the Harmony Mills strike at
with an attachment to spinning frame which,
II is claimed will superSede mule spinning.
The spfnners regard the invention as a reSur-
reCtiOn vi The old Idea which, years ago, was
unsuccf fssfuily tried. The 'loDgshcremen at
New Orleans are Oh a Strike for 20 cents per
hour. Those low working receive SO cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

SENATOR VOORHEES, who had spoken for the
floor for his greenback speech to-day, yielded to
the Ute bill and agreed to postpone his speech
until the latter bill shall be disposed of.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAy.-lnternal rev.
enue, s2oI, 1915; customs, s5S3,s'3.03.
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KILLED BEFORE HIS WEDDING DAy.-Mr.
George Brown OF Springfield, N j., was In
stantlv killed last Friday afternoon oy the ac-
cidental discharge OF his gun while ne was
taking IL from his wagon The ball entered his
heart he was to have married young lady
In Mfiburn tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

On HER MUSCLE-At Logansport. Ind. dur
ing the performance OF the May Fiske Blondes
at the Academy OF Music last Friday night,
walter lands, city editor OF the Journal. was
coWnideo oy May TOT an article published that
morning He made no resistance and tried 10
get away from her, but the manager pre-
vented his exit. lands finally drew revolver
and snapped II, but II failed to go on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

COL JOHN ). MoSBY in a letter received I'm
this city says he will be home In a short time
He also states that by the same steamer he
sends the letter he also sends further damaging
evidence against Bayly, the consul at Shanghai
Clina,-AterdHdg'id Gazette.
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Killed by a Policeman.

SANTA FE, y. NJ. April 5.-Last night Wm.
RoGiL SOD. while intoxicated, shot Policeman
Sunday twice, without provocation. blowing on
two OF his fingers. Sunday returned the fire,
kii;I & EChfDson instantly.
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Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, Re-
nslhtccaE

CINCINNATI. April 6.-At one a. m. only one
third Of the city voting precincts had been heard
nom. but the indications are that the republi-
cans elect Eshelby city comptroller over Hoff-
man. democrat. and that they elect a majority
OF y members OF the board of education. There
was a light vote pOlled. In Columbus city The
councils will be republican by majority. IN
Toledo the nationals are defeated, though party
lines were not strictly drawn.
Anti.NegrO Riots in Indiana.
Disturbances are reported at the polls al
Shelbyville and Scottsvile, Ind. growing out OF
negro voting. At the latter place the county
treasurer was badly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

COMBINATIONS AND REJECTIoN.-The Senate
in executive session yesterday confirmed the
nominations of Francis B. Griffith, TO be census
supervisor for 9Th district of Indiana, and Graf
ton Monroe to be postmaster at Annapolis,
Md; and rejected the nomination OF Thomas III.
Sherwood as census supervisor for 1St district
Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senator saunders, Representatives Thompson,
Mckenzie, ESyes and Davis, Prof. Harwood, OF
Massachusetts. and Mr.. Henry F. Gilig, gen.
eral manager OF the American exchange in Eu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

NOMINATIoNs.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate this afternoon:
Fl. S. Lovejoy, OF Nebraska, TO be receiver of
public moneys at Niobrara, Neb. To be post
masters: VIM. Austin at Fayetteville, n. Y;
JnO. W. GrOeSbeck at Harvard, Ill.
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FrighrfUl Accident.

NEW YORK, April Cdr. c. ii. Ii. Sayre, son
OF the well known surgeon DIR. Lewis A. Sayre,
vas terribly. If not fatally injured last night by
distance about Is feet. His left thigh was broken
the bones protruding through his clothing. He
was carried to his home In Fifth avenue where
a most difficult and delicate surgical Operation
VAS PERFORMED by his father. assisted by several
other surgeons. lie lies In critical Condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

a COUNTERFEITER ARREsTED.-The Philadel-
phia agent Of the secret service telegraphs the
arrest last evening in that city OF John P. Fisher
COunterfpiter.
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ERESH LITEKATURE,

lust RECEIVED-A new supply Of
EASTER C4RDS and EASTER EGGS
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
very LARGE ASSORTMENT on hand this year. in
Guiding designs from all the manufacturers
NEW BOUKS.
The Readers Hand book, by Rev. E. C. Brewer a. 80
Oral DeformIues. by kinxsley. 5. 90
Patent Case Index, by w 7. Prebe. lr --.... 5. 90
SCbOulsF's BailLentS including Carriers ... 600
Prayers and Eymuals in cases and separately.
w. III. & d. III. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoSERs,
marl9 4SD Pa. ave.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLES.
Mayor kaIlOch To BE Inyestigated.

SAN FKANCisC0, April 6.-The board OF super
peace OF the city had been seriously imperllled
by alleged incendiary speeches by Mayor Kali
loch, and authorized the judiciary committee TO
INVESTIGATE the matter and report. This. it is
OF the MAYOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06
Nall NlHecf To-h.r

NEW YORK. April 6.-The PDSt In its rnau-
cial article to-day says: The stock exchange
markets are only moderately active today &.
:. bonds are strong. and the as are up to iO7la
D, the highest price ever made. r. r. bonds
are generally higher. The special features OF
The stock market continue 10 be the Elevated
X. X. stocks and con. southern. The first
named one was higher than yesterdays lowest
quotations on the demand TO cover .'short"
saleS the adverse decision OF yesterday having
been the signal for such covering. Con southern
S also up. the long talked OF bill which
was 10 destroy the business OF the road
having been introduced into Congress-
The general stock market was steady 10 strong
IA the early dealings. but since II o'clock has
been rather heavy. Prices. however. fuctu-
ated within narrow limits. In the general mar
ket Erie. Pacific Mail, Lake Shore. Michigan
Cehtral ana the coal shares have been compa-
talNeiN active. The money market is slowly
out surely becoming easier. and each day makes
II more dliilcult for spectators 10 manipulate
II. The ruling rate for call loans on stocks fs 6
per cent ON nited States bonds the quota.
uon is 435 per cent Time loans ana prime
mercantile paper are sac per cent. and there Is
some pressure or time loans at per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

THE [. s. SUPREME COURT will adjourn on
Monday, May 10. and no arguments will be
heard after Friday. April 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

WEDDING PRESENTS.
w Weinyie particular attention 70 our extern
siye and varied assortment Of articles, designed
especially for Wedding Gifts:
STIRLING SILVERWARE, in great variety.
NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.
FANCY PLATED WARE.
,o LONGWY LAMPS.
SCONCES and MIRRORS.
TRAVELLING CLOCKS.
WRITING SETS, Etc., Etc. Etc.
,,.uoo NJ. w. GAIT. BRO 4 Co..
mars -. HOO Pa. ave.
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THE VENERABLE PETER COOPER. In letter to
The greenbackers OF Kings county, New York.
gives notice OF his final retirement from active
participation In the politics OF the day. Mr..
Cooper was the greenback candidate for the pres
idency in 1876; but, unlike Mr.. Greeley, did not
take his defeat seriously to heart, and at the
age OF SS is still hale and vigorous although dis
Inclined, as he says. TO burden himself with
cares and responsibilities other than those
which pertain TO his vast business interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

MAJOR RICHARD LODOR, Sd artillery, has been
assigned to special duty ut the artillery school.
Fort Monroe until october 1St next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

In THE ROWING MATCH at New orleans
Plaisted won easily in ~ minutes 90 seconds,
defeating Sullivan. The course was 2h miles
and return. Gen. Grant and party were present
as guests OF the Southern Yacht Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-06

The BILL providing for the payment OF the
employees of the Government Printing Office
passed the Senate yesterday afternoon by
unanimous vote and was forthwith reported 10
the House and placed upon the Speakers table.