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Good Friday In New York.

New YORK, March 25.-At the stock ex-
change, produce exchange, cotton exchange and
other business exchanges, Good Friday will be
respected as holiday, and all will this after
noon adjourn over until Saturday. As Good
Friday is not legal holiday, banks and private
bankers will be obliged to keep open for pay
ment of drafts, ETC., but the day will never
thelees be generally observed as holiday in
busin ess circles.
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ENGLAND.
EMPRESS EUGENIA's SAD Jo1rRNry

EMPRESS EUGENLA'S SAD JOURNEY.
LONDON, March 25.-Empress Eugenia is
travelling incognito as the Countess of Pierre
ford. She is accompanied by Col. Screney,
Evilind and Lady Wood, the Marquis of Bas-
sono. and small suite. They will embark at
Southampton to-day for South Africa to
visit the scene of the late prince imperiars
death.
ELECTION EXCITEMENT.
The election excitement is becoming very in
tense in the towns of North Lancashire and
extra police have been stationed in some of
them.
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AFGHAN.
OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from Cabul
says, it seems beyond doubt that Abdul
Rahman Khan, is at, or near Takhapool. The
Afghan troops have declared in his favor. Re-
ports are rife of the impending attack on the
outposts between Gundamuk and Cabul.
These posts have had their force strengthened.
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DULUTH.

Off for a Wreck-Fire In Munger Gray's
Saw Mill.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, March 25.-J. +. Cooley
started to-day with crew of men for the Lisk-
iwit, which was wrecked last December, and
expects to fix her mp in such shape as to bring
her to Duluth as soon as the lake opens.
At about Q. 80 this morning fire was discov-
cred in Munger & Gray's saw mill, but the
flames were extinguished before it made much
Roadway. Loss trifing.
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Military Prizes at the Nashville Centennial

NASHVILLE, March 25.-The appropriation to
be awarded to competitive military companies
during military week of the centennial exhibit
ton having been increased. it was
tonight decided to divide the whole
amount, $500, in the following prizes:
For the best drilled infantry company,
$1,000; second best, $500; best drilled
section of artillery, $500; second best, 1900;
best drilled cavalry company, $500; second
best 5000.
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Railroad Fare Reduced.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Official announcement
was made to-day that the Illinois Central rail-
way has reduced its fare from four to three
cents per mile over all divisions in Illinois.
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Hegira Of French Canadians from Mon,
treal.

leaving this city at the rate of fifty to seventy
five day, their destination being Minnesota
or Colorado, while few are destined for Cali
fornia. A large number of mechanics, chiefly
carpenters, are being engaged to GO to Colorado
and other places to prepare lumber, etc., for
new railways They are guaranteed work fol-
six months at remunerativc rates in compare
Son with what has been received. Fifteen cars
full of passengers left here to-day for the
Western States The exodus has commenced
earlier this year than former years, and the
numbers are increasing daily.
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delegates were elected to the Chicago conven-
tion. named J. B. Abbott and Clayburn Fai-
son. both Sherman men. A. McOabe and E..
r. Page, both whites, alternate.
DAKOTA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Sioux CITY, March 25.-The Dakota Republic
can convention to choose delegates to the Chi
cago Republican convention is called to meet
at Fargo, May 10.
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FRANCE,
THE JESUTTS

PARIS, March 25.-The Moniteur says if the
intentions attributed to the cabinet regarding
the Jesuits not carried out, an Interpolation
will be addressed to the Governor.
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Rush at the Fire Sale.

Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather yesterday, the Great Fire Sale of Auer-
bach, Finch, Culbertson & Co. was as fully at
tended as ever. In fact, IA West Third street
was literally packed with eager purchasers.
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NIHILISM IN CANADA.
ASSASSINATION OF A
TORONTO EDITOR.

A Discharged Employe the Assailant-The
Editor Shot In the Hip-Plucky Fight by
the Wounded Man. Resulting In the Cap
ture Of the DesperadO-Dr. Dix's Tor
mentor In the T0mbs-M iscellaneous
Crime and Casualty Record.
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Favorable Wheat Prospects From Cal
fOrnia.
San Francisco, March 25.-Crop reports in
dictate that wheat throughout the State prom
ises at least an aver age harvest, although more
rain is needed. Since the last date of these re-
ports general rain has visited the State and
still prevails, and latter dispatches show a
feeling of increased confidence on the part of
farmers.
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THE REFERENCE ROW
END OF THE THREE DAYS STRUG-
GLE IN THE HOUSE.

Fernando Wood Tenders An Olive Branch
And Both Factions Hasten to Declare
Their Hunors Satisfied-Order for the
Sailing of the Irish Relief Ship COnstella-
tion-Sittinc Bulls Indians-General Cap
ital News.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
s,rr,~c prrr,s rSprASs

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Secretary Ramsey says
in regard to the proposed surrender of Sitting Bulls
Indiana, that the only way the war department can
receive them Is prisoners Of war, in which event
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o. 8. M. Cone,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, March 26, A. M.-Jndications
for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
occasional rain or snow, warmer southeasterly
winds, falling barometer, generally followed in
northwest by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds.
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THE HOME.
A Sound Life Insurance Company

The statement of the Home Life Insurance
company, which appears in another column of
the GLOBE, is worthy of inspection. No claim
is ever contested unless on the most positive
evidence of fraud or Misrepresentation, the
whole amount of contested claims in litigation
at the end of twenty years business being only
sl2, O0O while they have paid 10 the insured dur
ing that time, $2,919, 953. 1t was the first COM
pany to remove all restrictions from its mem
bers, as t., travel; they are free to go wherever
their business or pleasure may take them with
out hindrance and without extra charge.
That it has been prudently and conservative
ly managed il apparent from its comparatively
low ratio of expenses to receipts; and the low
death rate-which has in no year equalled the
table experimentation the judgment
evinced in the selection of risks, and offers an
additional guarantee of still greater future ad-
vantage to its insured members in the way of
dividends
1t shows at this date gross assets
amounting to .S4, SiO,6S6 %
The reserve required
by the legal stand
ard and all other
liabilities amount
to..........s3,5 56, 925 90
Amount of the capt.
tai stock l25,OOO 90
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EUROPEAN EVENTS.

The Natives of Afghan Assuming the Of
fensive In Strong Force-Election Excite
mont In England at Fever Heat-English
Measures for Relief Of Coast Sufferers in
Observation-Disclosures
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they would be held until come provision could be
made by the government for their maintenance
Gen. Sherman maintains that the Indians are British
subjects and that the United States has nothing to
do with them.
PROMOTION REFUSED.
The executive session of the Senate to-day, was
wholly occupied by the case of Capt. James Z. Jo-
nette, nominated for promotion to the grade Of com
modore in the navy. Although reported favorably
of by q committee on naval affairs, 1t met with de-
termined opposition, and was finally rejected, ayes
IL, nays IS.
The Ute delegation will leave tomorrow. They
confident of obtaining the consent of their people
to the agreement made with the government. Two
of the prisoners brought some time ago from the
reservation have been implicated in the massacre.
One was identified by Miss Meeker as one OF their
best friends and the other is boy of IL, who, as Is
now ascertained, arrived at the agency after the
event. This list Of presumably guilty persons, as
made up by the commission at Los Pnos in october
last was based mainly on statements made by Mrs.
Meeker Miss Meeker and Mrs. Price, who were not
eye witnesses to the massacre and had to draw their
conclusions from circumstantial evidence. Inc III.
terror spartment is now in possession OF list OF
Of the guilty parties, which is thought to De
complete and reliable, coming from one of the In
dams themselves. Chief Douglas will be held Tor
the present at Fort Leavenworth. and it Is expected
that the guilty parties, with the aid of some Of the
chiefs now returning, will soon be brought in.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. 8. A
INaERsoLL<BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
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COAST RELIEF.

LONDON, March 25.-In order that relief of
people in distress on the coasts of Galway and
Mayo may be carried out effectively frigate
has been dispatched inaddition to the three
gunboats hitherto employed.
The duke of Edinburg will shortly arrive Cd
the west coast of Ireland to inspect the arrange
ments for relief.
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IRELAND.
PARNELL's CANDIDATE.

IEs
DUBLIN, March 25.-Parnell and Biggar
home rulers, have decided to run in Mayo one
of the prisoners recently sentenced at Castle
bar assizes to imprisonment for assaulting a
process server.
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TWO FOR SHERMAN

GoLDsBoRo, N. c., March 25.-The Repubii-
can executive committee of the Second district
met yesterday. After struggle two eolored
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10. ..Tc, OOO, O6c ~
Amount of the CAPT.
tai stock. ........ l25,OOO 90
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The reserve required
by the legal stand
ard and all other
liabilities amount
, 1880-01-23
AFGIIANISTAN.


LONDON, Jan. 2..-A dispatch from Catul says:
Matters here aro very unsettled. An outbreak
Is possible Mt any ttn1c md aln1ost certain tn oc-
cur rs soon rs tho SNOW inelts. MOhamoi Jan
ia very popular ntnong Tho Afshnns, whn will
willingly follow him Agnln when cnlled upon.
They tln mt admit thoir ,lcfcnt and say tiloy
were only dispersed because they had no cati-
non with which to disl.Mpo tho british from
shrpur, but tilat tho noxt time
THEY wIrL nHiNu CANNON.
Shirp,,r has been grentIy strengthened, but ls
too lasgo for tho prcso Mt gntris6n Of 1900 E,l-
ropenrs md 1900 natives to hold md Mt the
sa,ne ttmo takc tho offensive ngninst
n combination Of canal strength with
tho lust. Tho Kohistanls continue
10 trent. hut they cal,not 1o relied N, to keep
quiet when disturbances rccommcncc. Two iti-
Huentlnl Slr1nrs nf Wartlnk have como In, and II
Is hnpcti othors will folluw.
Tie excitement ut uhuznt and Logur Contln-
ucs. StIho1ncd Jim IL
ACTIVELY pRErAHISf
for another rtsing. Thc uncertainty whether
tho british intend IN hold or abandon tho GOllIl-
try prevnnta in1luuntn chEefs from cnrtlInlEy CO.
upurttlng with liz nr 1lretNtring government to
succeed l1s. N0thlng cnu he tlOno Until our
policy In known. It IN believed t1lnt II tic At
ghnns wHre loft to ohnOsg mn Amcet, thgy Wns1ld
ctlDOse AyUut Khnn, thu commander nt 1(cl1lt,
wlo IL nvnwedly hostile to tho British anl friend.
~ 10 the luySiMns.
, 1880-01-23
AID FOR IRELAND.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. :. \
On the s3d OF February Parnct and Dillon Will
bu IN this city, and tho demonstration wifi taks
place In tho evening at the Exposition DuittllnE.
Tho eComlnttcensc III receipt of letters tlaIly fra1
lawns III various parts nf tho State promising
delegations. and ycstcrtlhy letters were rccclv~l
from Strcator md Lincoln to tho effect thst
thoRc p!ncea would TO represented ut tho meet.
Ing. {icntl leMen WIN returned from 1nulAtfRps
0liA yesterday report tho meeting u grrnt sle.
cess. wtthstanftluE reports to tho contrar1
tcicyrnphc.l from thorts Tho language tlbfd
by Mcssra. rnr1cli aud Dillon IL not cnlcu.
iatctl to fire tho Irish lenrt, because. thoy ha,a
to l,e gllaly1cd IN tholr expressions, btlns
,s!tehc,t by English spies md English reporter,
who Rrd re4uly to H0to down whatever e,lfurs o..
tren+nn III tioIr rcThrks. There IL no tlatlhtpt
n big meeting hero, md tho COlnmltta0 feel ooh'
iltlett that tho financial results Will be core
REN,ntIfngy lnrge. Subscriptions nro still com
Ing in, lint grrnt many Irt waiting till tic al
riynl nf McHsrs. rarnell and Dillon hefnro put.
ting th0fr nn1nes down to tho tUllof fund.
ri IT, ak ks,. s.t?t, n's 1 1SgnSS M S"t s}iSa" n}iSssi Fl
1t wiial l.e ind III. Dillon viii sroak IN lli!no.
Wisconsin, M1,nesntn Iowa, antl Indiana, dur
Ing the teu dHys following tho Chfoago meeting,
which Is to he held Feb %, All correspondence
In RELATION to meetings IN tho ah0ro States DUR
i,ig tilo tinlo dcatrnatesl should bo addressed "
MIR FurHythe or MIR. Sullivan.
, 1880-01-23
GEN, CIIAh1BEIiTA1N.
HIS SPEECH IN noSroN.

Special Dtpateh 10 me Chicago 7stbune.
DosroH, Jan. 2ee.-Gcn. Chamberlain, Of Maine,
WIS presiding officer nt tho fifth annual dinner
Of the New England Alpha Delta Phi Assoeln-
tlon, III l,nston, this evening. In h[s speech ho
eail, "Ono lesson which I bolIcvo will
impress itself upon my mind, my
brcthrcn, when tlo smoke rolls away
from tho fold in Ma!ne,-which 1t
has hardly donc yct,-nne Lesson Will be strong
nnd somewhat painfully striking, md That is
that the ncarness with which VIC ettne to n hanl-
to-hand conflict ind fight there Ia mich greater
thnn you. gentlemen. nro perhaps awaro Of. l
would not hive believed 1t. knowing the
men md women of Matno hs ! havo
slono for years.-sltuAtud fuyornbly for
knowing them thoroughly rs I suppoac,- ,-nl-
though hud seen her SONS md brothers In tho
field fighting as mon cnn fight for noblo ca,.ao;
yet confess to you, brethren, WIS wholly i9-
nornnt Of wfnt WINS remaining In tho minds OF
the people Of MAinc; don't know but what
must say Of the 1inroKoncrnte spirit which ta
rendy to strike blow utmost beforo hearing an
argument
DID NOT surrosE
that WINS characteristic Of tito people of Maino
don't sny TINT carolcsly, for Rcntlclnon Of the
press nro here taktng lown my woi,ts: Twill
us t9 beyp to think about: Ih's s1not I :, q
| State. Citcuu,atnnces are,. nGnnt tc
environ us which will hiring critical tsncs: II
behu0vcs lis to whether our civilization docs
| mt need tfasktnH nItrr. II civilization fnenrs
tho nrt nf living together honDt1lb'y In Boclety,
= Ss SIts te e. e the asd9s ax1s N ~ a
| TINT is noblo over NIL that IS brtita
within MS, IN we'll ns without Hs
| don't knnw, brethren, but ysD hnve Eot to lntpA
nftcr tho foundations Of our civilization. biny
lio excused. brnthren. 1t say hero just wnr.
| Rhsnlt myself. It WIS my amtet Hnfo aim IN the
what Responsible pnrt, to sare Il maral lesson fol
tho people of afalnc.--t Inspire TINT one lesson
TINT questions OF right shnld n0t be eottled BY
| fiOlcnco. frautl, aud outrage" t1,Ong and lotit
| applause 1} =
, 1880-01-23
TEtt1 AIHtY
a AHan =


DEnEIN, JA1l. GA blll has been nrescntotl IN
tho llndcsr1,th proposit,x IN u,tllt.ou Of eleven
unw revfurnts of infantry md twt, of nr.il;rrr.
n,,I on ,.ttn,,o,, ~. ,,tort',r. r., A., no-mcn
"nt l. '''o '',' y. reetn' ;" '4u .',"
run. two saxn,l, nnd tho rest lrtss1aii Tho bill
n]so propss nj, ntjtton ur thirty field Init
torlcs to tho already existing artillery fofcc,
rrh,, 1tn,,,.,,. ,o,.n,,,,,,nt,1 ,r,t a,tn,, WV
ING cnan9ea contemplated Wouia ehta'' l,eF-
thatsene ycAt1y o,'ttay ol i!.uovoo h'afks' anu
prlH,nry expenditure Of q, ,000t0o marks.
Tho bill further provides TINT the strength
or TIN nrmy. on n penc, footing. from AprjI.
1se, =, M"s,,, 1saa shn,i ho ro'. ,ont ~ ~,
1901, ~ H1hsta' 4o"7' snai' po 1 per cett III the
population, thcrrby ratsinR tho present peaco
fnrco from 4Ut 0O0 tn ~ ,:.D. Tho prcnlnblo to
tho b! juatitics tho itcrcnso by reference to tho
comprehensive ur1ny reforms introduced hy
nciElborn8 States, which leave the GGrsnnil
into consideration tho ncwly-prppnsctl array In
crense in tho lnfantry and artillery branches.
rCctrslAsrJ,A1u
It ia ru,norc1 In Parliamentary circles Tint
ojea nesSt,stieas viii iho vatioa,. AZ ,l!!t that
Tt KIN rnat Iii, h N n u
nSls Sn TO- ,hS Sc1n M'K aws E aS fn9 9s
men ~ o Irif nIu r. ~, % itn ;s @
% w. tu , ,5 th tntn1 s .n'n ~ liz ti,n Xii,
PNsm!' "t1!. uGHu.iu ,ho .Ma rMpcnMt M ~ ~ tn.a M
largo concessions 10 tao .huica.
RhhtOuasY ASNOvED.
LONDON, inn. "a berlin Dispatch says tho
Government Is seriously Mnnoycll beoaiiHe tho
i{,isslnn officers Knt Mrai, and Inns Instructed
the police to search for tho authors OF tho tsl-
mors.
pot',srEn.; :.az.
mini 1fn,ss }l,n rrn;tnntiess i,f tnssina nsstr-
tinna rrs.nr,1inr 0thn uassinr al frJ1Ops in TO-
, 1880-01-23
GEN. GRANT.

HE NGEFTl0H AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, juu. 24.-The steamer Admiral ar
rived this morning, having OH board Gen. md
Mrs, Grant, Col. Fred Grant aud his wifc, Gel.
phil Sheridan aad bis wife, aud two young lAdics.
As tho Admiral ontcred the port small steamer
belonging u tho Navy Department, and carrying
Con. Afias, Civil Goyornor Of the Province Of
Havana, and eoufldential Adjutant of Captain.
0eueral Dlanco, sovoral stan oitacoss, Hcury @.
Hall, unIted Statcs Consul, and u numhur OF
American uitizens. among tbem Oen. Wpbb,
proceeded to meet tho Admiral, which they
boarded. Con. Artas then rendered Gen.
Grnnt tho hospitality of tho city,
and an abode nj tho palace. aud sald
C4ptain- enoral nlanco expressed regret at
b1t thst ha hoped Is arrive before tho party
tAke thelr depArturG.
Gen: Grant replied he would bo happy to moet
Con. Dl&no0.
Tho whole party, Immediately after the or
chauyo Ut coartcslea. botded tho small stcatncl
, 1880-01-23
SPAIN.
THE VOTE ON CUBAN ABOLITION.

THE VOTE on CUBAN ABOLITION.
MADRID, Jan. sSS.-In tho vote on tho Slavery
Abolition bill tho Btute functlonaries Of Pnrto
Ktoo voted with the Government. Al the other
Porto nioo and Cuban members abstatncd from
yutlng. Tho bill will bo promulgated hero d.
reotly, and sent to Havana sMSoro April to bo
carried out. Ths votes recorded against tho bill
WORT recorded mostly by tho friends Of Posada
Herrera. Tho friends Of Gen. Martinez CA,npos
a!,ataIned from voting. Tho totAl number Of
Ahstentton1 wis 8oyunty-elgh
, 1880-01-23


est w!rc. pniiprs IN the Htate, alll II tho "f1t.
chine III !antgc thing; l'c w r., FS !,o ,nt the
cat Imposition ID his nt,n!nntlon Il n!hlifcsl"l
right hero in his nwt, county II HftsSs from
var,o,,s causes. NM! II NJ t.,,nR TINT 4 IA ycty
charged t,nt he n.i,kes it ii. rspccinl ,.ancss to
st down n1 any n,"yr to nslvnMN tho Interests IT, ot
ln,ine,iinto fnlls,wcrs. it ii asserted TINT he
,nHnifcRted this feeling both when Hunt
ss9hsr sa "na ID ssa sfTs xsrs ny Fen. M f
this county, nrt hitst!ng fcr hiootl, md Pm.
however, wns IN nIdlnE to tlufeat tho Hon; Will
lam Jayne. Lyman Tr1,nhntl'b brttlacr.in.lnW,
for tho fdEislasrre two years ago. 'rl,is w,s tho
n,!os for the Governor than anything elso*
OTHER CANn1,ATEe.
John II. Mawlcy hns quite n following borc.
and seems 10 stand wclf with the, ncrtnnns Of
make him fnvosit with tint nationality. Tho
conservative nclubcrs Of tho pnrty. who com.
prise tho h1sines.men nf the district, 1rt: qnlto
"machlno" mn,, and 1x,int to tho race IF lSid us
warninE ngnast putting up @ fpen wso nS
Ss Sr,sc H M nef IN HIS efny 5 they ss
to exert themselves they could ctttrul tho rnrty
deliberations hc.cnM.'ts. They tlrt'.ansi nlhn
mlcnt has bcen stMrtcd ny this element To induce
tho Hon. Milton fny, of this city tn Consent g
He u candidate for the Goyer''oIshEp; Il
sste. ""fG o i saxs anaons 5''"0iS icpussas
It Se e ssss a G a hg %s ws Il Su yff s S st"ai ma
who is above rrst'rting to tho poli;tenl metials
necessary 70 secure party nominations non yet yet
TaHsS Eensuy xS;es ssen a rar PR Sa
i man ID hcad tho ticket tho old "middlo
1rnnMd" OF tho stnte would rnll up 9no Of he her
ciplcs. 49,
ron SECRETARY OF srATE.
TIE opposition to ilarloy Is sr1wing: Tho tat
TINT lin has al1rn'ly held the office TWO ter!ns Is
The maS,o of GSl Diuk io,,utt, 1t Csrlinytllo, Is
rrEar!iet very favornhly by tho old su!liers In
Of Champaign. wns to Genie out agaij, he would
i,r enthusiastically received here, liz he tratc a
host nf friands during tho session Of tho Lcsia-
is'e TT Xiereye e n General this county might o
counted for Jh1ncs 4 Connolly, Who Ia person
nlly very popuias. and whose Utility as 'iawyer
Conduct Of his office as United stntcs District.
Attorney fur this district, and his management
or atlaita during THO famous 1fatncs Lcgislntnrc
gnyC him reputation ~ a fnKuciUuB politician.
Fur Auditor. rom Needles sren,s to havo a
| wnlkoyor, hut the friends Of Gen. lipplncott
1ng to scrvu hts country In tho capacity OF Audi
for stats TreasTer "a e. ntz NJ! .; "9ns p, Dutch. f
| port pf hs nlnny friends at tho. Cnplthl City.
| Tom ltIdgwny, of Saaws,cctnwn. is nlso to tho
fs o is % Saa + wt SklnS pSsreet SEGfGs st
10 hc struck hy t',hernatortul lightning:
There le t,lcit understanding 9manE thnse
upon tho inside that great effort Ii to be masie
WILLIAM II. SPRINGER,
nurprcsent Congressman. to the walks of prtvato
life. It Is concctlcsl TINT = can DO dnnn II tho
ua nut rac m pit Ss m hh nco 4h91% %ons 5s
them IL that Of tho Hon. y. ". Nnlnsnn, 1T
, 1880-01-23
ILLINOIS.
uNEAHy QrFlcrtlpLpKt,s.


gptetdl Dtpalth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SPn1NuEIELD, H., Jat. a2.-Thu wnr now being
wMged upon Col. Merriam, Collector Of informal
Revenue for this DISTRICT ia but a part OF a well.
organized p1nn agreed upon some months ng0 to
n,anage State politics from tho Washington end
OF tho 1tnc. This schema contemplated II chnngo
III most OF tho Government officials In this city
United Suites Marshal ltoe wns tho first victim,
rs hs sect,nd tnrnl WIS alo,,t 10 expire, and. rs
Is already knnwn, he foil by tho wnysllo md bis
successor lns been appointed.
Col. Merriam IL now tnklny hia turn, and hns
gone To Washington to look utter his interests.
He has many wir1n and influential friends among
the prominent politicians Of the State who aro
uxerting themselves vigorously to pruycnt bis
displacement. Should he, nevertheless. bo re-
moved, q greRt deal Of bnd feeling will bo crc-
ated In tho party. rs no rcnsons Gun bu asstgne
for Rupplhnsng him 0thCr thiln th0so Of u Jo-
lltical nature. Commissioner Ruuna
HAS DEEa SECRETLY or1nsEb
10 bicrrtan, md has taken frequent occasion
during tho past H!I months to send his shrGwti-
est allh most tnicnl tgve'u0 Agents herU to III
spcot tho ol!cc. Each nnc. II? lnntter how frt.-
inyary % rot'lrnc tic It'll so , rcportnvs.: port W.T. that @
tho ottlce ranks a. No. In every respect, ac-
cnrlinK to tho high atnn'lar1l OF excellence
EIotlrr. Tho only allegation p,l!e nHuil,st Col.
u IS oi1se, ana iakes "a tetiys art i politics:
upon othnr ncnl Gi!clats, and 1t s sa1sl that pMt
MASTER Phillips will noxt bo placed upon tho
Fassca ease' -,,,. w.rp.nr
upon Merriam renly bus r,mincntions ali ovcr
tho country, md Is Of much greater Significance
thn y Eesrlly T. WI lsS e rs
scrvica III tho Inst rali upon tho pckln whisky
rinE Eha whs resi.sd n @ Eeak'ns
n, ss Aox sso co. sse " sSs
tiMe werp d, r, Mills and a. ". Stearfis. of tho