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WASHINGTON.
Condition Of Business In tlae lfoilHe-"
The 1Inr4hnl&' fs1ll-xerospooss Of 1&r-
IL Alj1urnaMant.

Tts. T1nr.,,.iss fstil-prn.naos. of Kar-
IL Aiio,,rn,meut,
Sp4e.ai Dttpateh to 7ns Chicago Tttbura.
WASHINGTON, u, g., juno 0,-rhe Domo-
crnts Yesterday succeeded In clearing the
sn,atnr,s tahls of iii no,,-rolIt1ral measures
opes"o. " =. 4,,at .i,arn ,'.,,,, rn,,,uir
III h"porluaes' ~ .n.s Iit'u ~" ' .ons ~.
upon It ule Aarsih!5 Dill lroslalhR 1oF Inv
payment Of spucial deputies, the bill
fixing tho term Of Chief supervls-
pns pso,ntor nrovi'i,n % for tin til, cnt.l,ttnr of ta
Electoral vote, Tho Republicans are deter
hs 80 tbrsa ua1sans u oyu yu
~. ~ "s"..,.'. uIsin,st"rlr II II
ny Ieao1ens ~ A1U"s~4ns ~. ~ ,.,, ~
Of importance on the Speakers table is
the Eaton Tariff Commission bill, so
thot tin raxt tim, t,,e i1n,,sr .,,os to tl,o
e'"t ~ "uSs .,, s'',.o o.s. NV T." 49, .,a
hnoaket.a !aole uAe ll!at thua9 ~ o1aGI III ulo
Masslal's Blu, tllen .ha Supervisors BILL, and
third tlo lIurgnn resolution. laobeson at,d
lIn,rlev who f,lye tlo luad Of the Republic
nns nara aNst Iaost I,,r,utr the Chi-
sa's easo 'crs'wnt Cnnya',iou~ % % sud to M buyu
announced that they will prevent tho passage
nf t1,nsa tl>reu measures II they aro Obliged
70 hhDusss @ ~! @ su'sa'st, .o, ane no'.os1aas.
VI 'as,Is watS.r r1 hu nofs
ity Of TINT purity can ba compelled, even
hv vcnncusnrtlnn. tnai,nm,,t tn nc.i,mullsh this
~ ~ ~" ~ ~ +, I,'.ar,,,i,a ,.so.
~ posp' - t4o 4sso H. nse..,,1ta"'.a -. -
, 1880-06-07

A largo and disastrous fire occurred yester-
day afternoon, resulting In The tle,no,Ition OF
the tannary OF E!tsl Danzlser u Co., which
was Situated on Hawthorn avenue, near Oak
street, In close proximity to the Chicago IL
Tncffc Raitruui t1nuot nnl SlufrItlt,s Itsttt-
i.r,, x .rh. ',ar,n % ,sas sa',,,,sd ~. a.1s fr"",
the corner Of Oak and Crosby streets. The
sttucturu was tGrec-story traite, with PRICK
basement, iooGttu m numerous 1lciEi,,tt,r-
hood, md, with tho high winds prevailing
considerable apprehension was fslt, 20 @ thut
second alarin was nj oiice turned H. Ihe
origin Of tue blnEe WAs not !enIned, ai'.!
could no. be Obtained; ~ tnct. w u!at eonl.i
be lsnr'iad q ~ 6tAIunE lni't from thosp
about the building WIS TINT II G1'.lMencet!
IN the paekin1-room Of thy llltYl s!ory. ald
tl1at there was no possibility ul It's origin
hal!g natural or aceittnntal, @ tton. & tl!e g taCt
that all Work was BuSprntletl, ana That tIare
was no tire III tho buildlus tf!e tsrg u, ing
fu!n9ccs hnrtnE been lut put u ait!tlit "
certain repAtrs bo!NE lllAdG during tic Iay.
This is the atnry nf the snvnrnl tnrtlle'i OF te
establishment. who susa tbAt tloy were Up
, 1880-06-07
The French Dueting Market In a
Wonderful State OF Ac.
tiWty.
Three Moro Affuirs Of Honor Set
tied, nnd Another Bullc-
tined.
Serious Apprchensions in Spain
Over the Ministerial Conn
bination.
Abdarrahman Khan Doubtful About
Accepting the Ameership.


FRANCE.
A DOUBLE DUEL"
PA1s1s, June G.-Otiver Paine md Le 1'el-
letter, Of 1fUt IL Oftlre lave selected rs their
Rcversaries from tho statr Ut the HuuIots NJ.
Weiss and Robert Mitchell.
4 pttkI. FOUGHT.
4 duel was fought to-tlay ut AngoulImc
between tho editor of thu Donapartist te,ss-
papor Lc Suffrage U',lucrst1t and the editor
nf n Republican provincial journal. The
fUrlncr WIS slightly wounded.
IOCHEFnHr's CONDITION..
llochcfort's fuYer Is increasing.
TWO MORE DUEl4y.
LONDON, juno GA Paris dispatch has tho
following: Tho stlitor of ti.e VUuatrctonght
n duel Friday with fIelnber of tho Jockey
Club. Thn former was wounded.
Prince tlp Santa SUyerina ntitl Dc Fr1llstac
fought Il duel Saturday OH Belgium frontier.
The Prince was wounded.
nLASQU1 DEFEATED.
LYONS, june U.-The seco,il ballot for
meu,ber of the Chamber Of Deputies resulted
It's follows: Bailue, S,eao; Blanqui, 5,0i7.
, 1880-06-07

Doss LOGAN pledged llta honor ut SPRING
tsld taat h!a fraudulent Delegates would 10 Into
Tho Hattonaa Convention. Theso arc hIa words,
sepostqA In hIa owa orgap stay Fl;
Gen. fAgap thou pppfll9A Il, tho Grant men II
they would VIlow tho drlegAtos tt, wy right III
tloas tCtlcs 81 "No," 'sNo.''j Thoii, galti ii,o
speaker, ut tho 1rgnt men rutv for su!lll dole-
Sst!on FROM thu Congressional districts, and
xll p!ctlEG you my word that they Will got iii
there ~ ar!egAtes,
Logan pledged hs word, md 1t wns broken.
Whose word Is 1t nov? IL his hnnor In ppwng
n|lnnts Conventions Will know IN tho future how
much to depend OH John j.. IA'gun's predictions
md Promises. Ills Judgment in this oasu WINS III
bettar than bis principles; and both were Aatiy
coatEadlctod'h hy tho wisdom, Ut tho grcat Itepub-
aeao party ip National Convention asseinbIa4.
, 1880-06-07

WAY clamo1 for IN silent man" for Pros
hentf Must . President never suouk? Arc
heFo no wrongs To bo rclressed. no frluds to 10
eaeckedt and shall no voice be ra,sel to cry
.sssop, th!ut," whom private hand guea into
no eRello Trcasury7 w do not want Freal-
cent who will ba salient" whan annth0r Hub.
cock Or another fla!knap nrlscs. We ,lo not
sant "silent" friend Of CrGswell, Murphy,
Aet Williams, Hoboson, ConkIin9, Calncran,
aa Logan. IN tia uhlaF uxeaut{Yu uttlco OF tho
asuon. lsather wullitt tho people seo thoro ono
nao Will cry aloud II any bal1d Of tlysporRse po-
uleal aaveaturers, beaded by nnothor CatIIinc,
saoala senk to orpFthrow tue E0pstltu upn of
AeiE country.
, 1880-06-07
FIRES.

1.1Rftv. Nf,wEfr, Ak T,1HNY.
,rn. .,.''. 49, ~. ~. "a - ~ I.,n ,,s.,o.,,,
ln9 a'"sh rom ''o@ os ~ ".1p yes'E.u'V
mof''inE was turned IN BY Watchnlan Chap-
noth % %my nack,nr ',ujso "ni maat-c,,rinr nat estab.
iisnn,ont - thi.~ ht"Nom q, lh,v
st,,."..a 41'' .,1m ,,,as,. ,o,,aaai -,
n'tuasea III Mo nsook pouhocu ~
arl tho burlington & Quincy Railroad prop
erty. Thr fire spread rapidly, ntli was under
considerable liuadway when illu first fire mp
paEalus reached the sgenp. A sncand nlarin
general alarm ae 7:04, The signal "nut'
was not givel, until l0H5 o'clock, by which
time the fire wis substantially black
story brick buildings known rs Sections 4
aud Il. Tho Stato street front pf the estab-
llsiTnent Is d large red brick building known
as Burlington Hall. The burned buildings
ara Atrpcttv in tth frnr nf this nf1tl nrct1pY.
, 1880-06-07

Il r hlA1l4s
ItAHKHurT NEW Observation-Disclosures
WITH DEBT AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BQUANDElIED.
London Pail 1kstl Gazette. afay ..
Comments come to hand from New Zealand
excited by tho succuss Of thu s25 ,000, 900 loan
introduced ut the end Of last year to the Lor-
don money market. Tlleso comments when
proceeding ffunl pprsoils OF pTllaereo asll liz
dependence nre by Ito means reassurlng. The
success Of the loan is felt and seen to llnve
saved the colony from financial collapse; but
It IL still uncertain whether It will escape u
land panic or crisis. Tim total debt of New
Zealand now amounts To sl40, ,00O, ,00, Imposing
an annual chargu OF s7,0oo.oo0 for Interest
and 87o0,0o0 tor sinking fuud-togethor ST.
7o0, ,0O0, or Sl7 per lead per anilun, OIL tho
small population OF $4,000 rursons. THO
railways built by tho State may bo worth
sue. .ooO, coo, but they arc worked at consid-
erablo loss. Ahout twenty-five now llnes Of
railway are IN COURSE Ut CONSTRUCTION;
but tho time Of opening and the 'lnat,-
ciNl results when opened are bott
uncertain; alt! II tho meantime, mud until
THO earnings of the nllesl alM unopen ll!cs
fully cover tho working, expenses atlu tho i'll
setSes roel tai t. bi tSst % the dselt ast s SUP
p!l by 9sayisr a1 snysT !aXss I'M ta3ss
than III tho neig'lorinE cus0nieS. To tic l.al..
ifcst dlscourageulcnt Of tle !nlEux Into # Ut
cpitaln n,u lab9r: Tho latd S.lga ht!ye ia!Ie!s
decit cf not 'sss than onp Ml!!on II ,}a meot a't
| Imported goods wtre rsliseh per cent. or to
Is per cept, aHa several speeiile duties wefa 1,
atlyancctl: Ys ssyGre gaSnre @ y ew " w., ~
ou pouad an 'thhea thee vaalue Of aaIi psppsrty" Wis
| adopted, tho tax to be nsstssel In local. t1es
by tlreo ..royiowGts, a1'A t1lg a.:tsry aEaE,st
tax IL alre,itly so grolt as 10 threaten tho d.
| fcat nf tic liaif Ministry. The nl,ll,ia fur
buying nla speeulAttug ~ latA @ S;.rs w., 10 g
Glasgow Uai,k il, the autumn Ut 167s. THO
banks Ind Us usual 1nnde considerable al
vangcS u borrowers stl pnsea !n " sn,l'oMs'
aia taRcn ~ security ilell oll lne IAiaas pGHl.
! cuaScH. l!lese A4SlnCtA A1H INV utittH
rapMiy nocaea tSa au tS II so thn te1S fnrn ~
tTon II rn S Mt v ~ thn cn1ai,y f n,t'rtrusu mil
iHycsl,.crt a conlpYIlics il clpseiy co!!,ocleI
with tho deslre Of the banks to gat back their
advances on one sit.p, aug tno aGslFe& & ot {ho
Dots0SMtst " 70 py agM v a paHs 1nsc %s com.
, 1880-06-07


LONDON, June 0.-riie Times has tho fol.
lowing from Cabuf: It fa believed Abdur-
raliman Khan foels uncertain Of Ills powerin
Turkeatall, nnd also desires to understand
exactly what will DO required uf him II llo
accepts tho Amecfship. 1le Inns not yet paid
Ills troops, but they are we'll fed ntut content
Failing In Abdurrahnat Khan, the nntllB OF
ex-A1liter Inkoob khnn Is mentioned ~ the
most powerful iii Afgtunistan.
CONTINUED AE.t1ECiIy,
A Candallnr dispatch says: News from
IIerat IL Of continued anarchy and vacltta-
tim. AyOob khan's troops .ara still en-
calnped outside tic city, and dlspntthg WHO
should load tAa van, thu Cabuiis Ur uerAtis.
, 1880-06-07

BAYS tho Worcester {.Iass.) 1nzcttc; "Don
sssaefon.s Independence, Or whatever II may
ea!cd, ut tho hcad of tho National Ex.
euave Committee, rotutnds III of lIttIo story
sueas . certain ex.Mayor OF Worcester, who
tusa tnr tafm during tho prussnt century.
9ae Night whIio prestllag ut 4 mpv,ing Ut tho
nostd Ut Alaernlo,l, Il lnutlun Of 4uulo Eurt was
T~s Tase, ana to thls M amendment was u1orvtl.
a's aae Mayor dlsregnrded tho Al4uAlA,ent, Au.i
~ He mnuon to tho Hpartl. why, Mr.
=. sGayos' exclaimed o atartlcl Aller1nan, thoro
s.. a. aMeadmunt, Why don't you put TINT
.a,",f tf Tho Aayor roplicd with q Kuiioloss
tS.'H, Sa.,, '"hY, becauho liko tho motion grnAt
, 1880-06-07

10 MAC and Chan Fi1ley's thtrI-term Mis-
s0l,ri tloHhntda nrs still enortin8 for anottor
turn Of tho whisky rtKlmo and FREQ stealing.
This ts the dcgfcu VI assistance tho thtrd-tcr'n
hDwlors hf Missouri will renler tho uon,inoe Ut
tho Convention II, that Htat0:
Democratic minority In ia12.. R2h
l5ett0erato minority III ts71. .ksNB
Doluuorntc majority in la1B.. .SBlT
1t those chaps lid not possoss tho chotk Of M
nrs,y nt,le, tioy would consult With tho hepnb-
iIcau Suites M 10 who should bo nolntnRtod and
who cAu be elect0t.
, 1880-06-07
RIlRClARS ARRFSTrD,

Detectives Shea mud Kipley yesterday ar-
rested a bracu OF thieves all4 cx-cunyicts, and
recovered tile entlre pruceeus OF q burglary
at ttla Republican ilote! In Milwaukee.
Ab0ut week ago tho police had
fsllow naWt4 Charles WlI.ar under
prrest, and, as 10 was known to bu tha
pal Ut HOMER .Watnrs gnd William l.ea, rp-
gently out OF tho teniteujlary, l,p Was qnts.
toned al 10 ths!y, wl!eruabutll$. ,llu .saIA
thoY were IN Mllwa4kNt .ula, t}InletnrI,
WAVn Me poles heard Ut tia Republican
, 1880-06-07

Down iu Cincinnati, and around tho
E,nr4ifcr ellce, says tho Conln1e'cM9, tho
nr,locrnta grow long III tho fncu US they sen
thllt they Arb not to enjoy, during this chui-
1mgn, tho rcc!tnl of thu sllsrcputnnn record Ut
Grants secnnd Administration md tho third
term Issue. Tl,ey ure 10. nlnrlnetl about 1ruis
fun,c, remembering, as thcy do, tho etse With
which they won In 1874"
, 1880-06-07

J1M Roof, nenllcr Of the Entlonal COM
m'ttco for Illinois, promised tho National Com
Mittcu cool weather in Chtcngn tho first wcok Of
Juno, ntd nssurcd the'n they would mot l0
opprossod by tho torrll huats that acorohctl aud
tnoltcd tho delegates md spectators at tito Gin.
cnnati Convention four years ago. VIC submit
tu the Delegates nld nltornatcs whether noOt
hns not fully redeemed bis pledge. Could thoy
ask for anything ot,olcr for this senson OF tho
year, Aill have they mt bud II shower thrown ia
pycry duy to luy tho dust nnl purify tho air?
, 1880-06-07
CUR

HAI.gIA I.KAyEs TiIE ISLAND. 20 -
HAVANA, June ia newspaper from the
Interior brings rumor that CAllxto Garcln
llns left t!IU (slntld.
, 1880-06-07

tho 19th,-noxt Saturday. Others. however,
think 10 II mistaken. ~ by TINT timc the
lhrnb)lcAns Will be back frnft C[licHRc.., and
th!nk thai II Tic reaoltltIo1 Is amnnded In the
Hanate BY inaktng tho tt!no the l2t. instead Of
the 10th, tho floiisn Will mt aRtee, and the
session ix!El l,e prolonged fndeAht'y. 6peak-
er Randall. however, il working for an early
Rdi0ufnfuAt1t.
, 1880-06-07
..,,t,,., sacrifice uf patriotism nnd tuattoo

..,,,,st sncrifcu uf patriotism hhd 1uattoo
Wv .,nrrmo and Insatiublo lust for ofEcu md
s,,,,nasc; that to obtatn rossosslur OF Tho ma.
s,. and state 0Oycrt,inttlts ard tho ct'ntf OF
,,oe AM, poattpn, They hnyo abatrl'ctctl ut e.
!,.sts 10 prrtioto tho purity and to conaorvc t'o
or ,r ~ n .ulJrarc and hare tluvlseh frautIu-
, =. nn,lnts. and invented ftaudulont cos.
sss,,io,, sss OF returns; have 1nborel to
a.snt uat lnvfuly cluotod tuotnbers OF Con'
sss tn secure Rt all hN7ards
r. ro,o OF majority Of Btatea In the House Ut
u.rssorcsrutntiycs: ~ huve on,pavos0i to ocGupy "
nslc md fraud the ptacos Ut trust Gsvst, TO ath'
~. hv tho pcopIu of Mline. rescued hy tbs coir-
81. in nctIon nf bnino'e atrioKa soslst harc, "
asstbo]s vicious II, principle and tyrtnaEsa' 10
nnctlcc, attached partisan legislation tn appfo-
rp.,s,Ion bills t,pou whosG passaKs thu very movo-
pp4s nf tho Government dopenActl; havo
".h,5 tt,a rtsllta Of tho Individual: hnvo ndso-
s..aS tbc principles aud sought tho favor uf tho
r.h.tlon nvntrst tho Nation, and have endcnv'
vi n ,,1,l1ter3lte tho sacrt1 fnnnorlch OF the
war an,, 10 overcome It's lncstisnalIly valuable
's,,,,a of Nationality, poraoual freedom. and H.
diyIdual equality.
S'; vfn,h-Tho e41,tat, an,i steady, ant. complete
,aforreu,ent Of TIM taws. md tho protection Of
IL air citizens in the enjoyment Ut MI prlvl-
'ser1 md immunity Guaranteed by the Constl
,n,tou arU Tho tIrst duties OF tho Nat'0n.
T<nih-Thc dangers Ut n"Holit1 ht,uth " can
..,s i,r ayurtod by II falthful performance of
Wv, s~s,,. nYu,sc which tho Nation has 1nado to
~ ottiycu. Tho execution of the laws. and tho
s.,,jthnrnt OF all thosu who y!ulntg thpni, arc
r. mir anfe tnothtHls 1y which MI enduring
.s rnaee cut, bo secured and genuine prosperity
sttollshott throughout tho so,tlh. WhatoTor
a,onl.cs tho Nation makes tho Mutton tn,,at
rrsyfor,n. a uttton cnl,not with snfcty rctcgato
,hs du,y to tho Btatcs. The "sosd sonth"
, 1880-06-07
CRIMINAL NEWS.


Sptttal Uifpaath 70 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., June o.-The propelled
Milwaukee, of the Northern Transit Line.
arrived early this morning from Detroit.
Shortly after leaving the latter port, ycstcr'
day afternoon, a difficulty occurred between
Amos Ward, steward Of the boat during
which Ward shut Feels In tho leE. Ward
tlns been arrcstcd on complaint Of Fcoiy, and
Is locked up in tho City Prison, Feely being
nlso detained. The latter lives In Milwau-
kee, aud his assallant In Jefferson County,
New York.
, 1880-06-07
AT ASHLAND. O.

CINCINNATI, juno 6.--'Tlie Ga+cttc's ASH
land, o., spccIul says; Fire b1uku out this
Afternoon, In the wareroom back Of tho City
Hail. Soon after two barrels Of petroleum
exploded. and Iii ten. minutes tho city;llal!
was TT AKMes, 'u.d. tho roofs OF. thlrsy
other butldinKs o., fire.. Tie Gtty-llall was
completely destroyed. No serious slnlnaEo
elsewhere. Tbs lDsseA ur0: Corporation.
Rb, 0O0; Insurance., 83,50U. Parlne1y n Mann,
dry guods. S20,0oU; Insurance, Slb,Un WMl-
lack, Y9,U00; lnsarance, 8a,oW. 4cltuaan,
$1,000; Insurance, 81 QUO.
, 1880-06-07

"WuAr are WI here for ?" said Flanagan,
or TcxnB, "If not for on!uesT' Yet Mr. CoulS-
lug asald thut drslnt has nophtroago to hGatow.
True, hu ilas 1.nne to Dcatuw, but he hRs much to
prpu,i*e. lie bus drawn post obit OH tho ltcpub-
Its.pv y,nrtv
, 1880-06-07
THE MILWAUKEE, REUNION,

8ptctdl Dhpdtek to INa CAteopo TfthNNf
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June G.-Fully 600 en-
soldiers arrived last night anti to-tlay to par
ticlpate in tho reunion which begins to-lnor.
row. Tho weather, which has been diamaiiy
wet for week, has cleared, and promises to
b. favorable for tie tr0ttlng meeting aud the
pnrldes.
, 1880-06-07
IN JAIL,

Bpeetat DIpateA 10 1ns Chicago T>tbtn&
MILWAUKEE, June Cleo and Walters,
the Chicago crooks, WHO made AWAY with
considerable property from the Axtell House
anu Republican House few days since,
have tonight boon lodged In jail
, 1880-06-07

INSCRIPTION TO PANHEt.I.
LONDON, June u.-On Saturday tho lrisll
residents of London gave I'LL enthusiastic ro-
cEptlOn to puruull III st. James uAil.
, 1880-06-07

odr. They aru thoroughly imhuod with the
spirit of Independence which received lts tlrpt
formal declaration, in thor city IN IT'D ind ttoy
0fe preparing to rinH nut tislr bells nen!,t In tho
announcement that ti1oy arc iulhd to no
" iloss" and nro In full sympathy With the tra-
dllons Of tho Hopubilu.
, 1880-06-07

GrNnt said:
denomination. ,rouli mt accept slo'ntt,dtfo,s
u It trcro rendered. uresa *llt,d eD9.e uer s,clI
circumstances III h Htlts IL an tntleftttpt a1v;
circumstances nut tLttp to urisc.
What uro tho circumstances thilt mako 1t an
Imperative duty tn bu dragged through tho
streots IT Chirago7 Aro cnnluron. Logan, and
Conkllng tho clru,1mstancosY
, 1880-06-07
ROBBED,

Special DspaitA to 1At Chicago 7tlbtns.
MILWAUKEE, June 0-(icorge Gasson, q
capitalist Just down from the Lake Superior
mines WINS robbed Of 5000 III house Of III
fa,ns last night, Tonight woman named
Howard WIS arrested with part Of the money
on her person.
, 1880-06-07
AT AtANlTuvOC. WIS.

Spsetal D4spattA 70 1A1 CAltaeo 1flhunss
MANlTowoo, WIS.,, juno IA largo frame
building, sltuatod uM Washington street,
ownal by A. J. Ilartung,. WAS destroyed by
fire At IN early hour ills morning. lUss,
nlout u, ,aO0; fully Insured.
, 1880-06-07

fifty building In the Cl,iurse quarter illi II
number pt storus a1ll otller buildings IN the
business part of ulu town. TEla lUss axgrur
sNtEs $50, ,0Gv 10 SGQ.Q1.
, 1880-06-07

IT might be n good p!nn for the Grant
nnsses tu make melton to ndJonrn tic Ro1nb-
licnn Convention ntl the 18th Of July, and t..lso
IL pcep ut tho uomucrutic 4aud.-Ctncfn'1atf CuH-
afdf
, 1880-06-07
GERMANY.

DEAD.
CAnLsnuIIE, June e.-Charles Lcsslug, the
German painter, Is dead.
, 1880-06-07

E1fIi[.tS1H.
ny MAIL.

ST. PErERsnuna, Juue G-Tho Nihtlist
agitation Is declining.
, 1880-06-07

,,aa aaAl4 he Cleveland Lcfltlcr "Tho wllp-
~ sa,ong tho ta!rsl-lernlcrs Ut Ch,cago ID that
m,.ss"ea m,..etsea aio pAcked ayatnst them. They
pastss pes ~ wsl' Hs1nplala that tho city hNs bseu
nsa a.. ~ usalhst the'n. Aud thon they might
Hsef ap thalF iau.antauo ala,ut all the i,apub-
sAssI asa&s Thoro Is nut u Republican Htntc in
us'ntt uS" taeto havo not hcan cyIaencos Of tho
itsSf4s 4ina .hat thlFd-tennesy,. aud all that
,pe,. - antpnssay. unpopular: Muro shau
hes,a.s utaat shpuld b. nominated he would 10
Ti.fy mefa thoroughly thAn QFaolcy IN 1e13.
ossqra Thy pppplo," ''e' - *Af'''Ns '"A'
, 1880-06-07

Nil. t"s = volunteer delegation of The phflsdel-
,tan.a supha'!cAn LeRxuu has ATTRACTED n,oro at
nen vu aaq a4Rlra1loa than spy other body of
rco,, "u0 ~. nave coMo 70 EhlQnxn during tho paEt
ips ~. ..y lasy aro Rcntlemanly III dresa and bear
AAa pFa1ny In their Appfaraupo aud meth.
, 1880-06-07

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-10
CHICAGO !
GARFIELD WINS the GOAL
NOMINATED on THE TIIIK.
TY-SIYTEI BALLOT.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
NOMINATED FOR VICE
PRESIDENT.

Ohio secures another republican
candidate for President and New
York furnishes the candidate for Vice
President. When once entered in
the race, three ballots decided the
question for Garfield, receiving Il on
the thirty. fourth, so on lle thirty
fifth and 500 on the thirty sixth.
Grant received vote ranging from
SOP to 3l3 and they stuck 10 him to
the last. Arthur was nominated on
the first ballot.
We received the following notice las,
week hut failed to publish it on account OF
lack of room
LOVE FEAST AT THE RrDGE.-StranGe
ministers present, + w. Stoncr, William
Franklin, Amos Caylor and Joel Roop al
Of Carroll county. Services commenced
at 1870 p. NJ. by singing and prayer. Z
W. Stoncr read John Sd. chapter, lG to p
verse. selecting the 10 verse as the basis OF
his remarks. He dwolt upon the suhjcc,
Of the love Of God and of faith He wa
! followed by VIM. Franklin on the same
subject. After singing and prayer, al
/ j0urned at $50. Met again at 4 80 hay
ing in the meantime put up the tables
which is done byusing the back Of the
seat for the table with the end Of the
bench for the stand. Fogr tables tn,
length of the building were thus arranged
each table being capable of seating 60 OF
| 70 persons At this session the 18th chap
ter Of Corinthians was read by Amos Cay
lor and from which he spoke. After pray
cr adjourned at $50 Supper was then
prepared which consisted OF Beef, Bread
Butter, Soup and later. At $50 they me,
again taking their scat around the table
Joel Roop read 18th chapter of John
Wien he commenced to read four Broth.
ers and four sisters rose from the supper
the men laying aside their coats. Two
men took aprons, the other two tlts with
water the latter washing the former "ip-
ing the feet of all the brethren, the four
sisters performing like ceremony for the
other sisters present After this ccremo.
ny was closed all arose, a verse vas given
out and sung returned thanks and then
eat supper. After this the 10Th chapter
Of John was read and remarks were made
concerning the suffering Of Christ and the
love OF God. They then gave each ether
the right hand and kiss They then took
bread which had been prepared as all 9th.
er churches prepare it tor communion. A
brother gave thanks for it, asked God TO
bless II from u common to u commemora-
tive use, when it was broken and to each
brother and sister was given piece.
With the WINE the same ceremony was
observed until each Ind Il sip They then
returned thanks to God for his love and
care over them. A hymn WAS sung and
the congregation dismissed IbJut . u',,otn
T. ". About zoe persons communcd