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, 1880-05-20
1lESI(tNE1).
SENATOR aof.DoS, Of GEORGIA.

s1sSAToR H"TE!'oS' oF utoNtI1A'
-, Special ptpats" :" y. chas.''0 1'!1""s.
WAsif1SdloS' u. " 10y t.-t'e'l' Nt,,u"l'
ms ftsag1'e't nv seat as ''t""."r rom Neote
R!'. l1e WIS le'' 10 .ake tll's SUP Eeca''ss ~
Is poor man, al"i '',"H II. lh!t"ss'ole VIII
3os9'e" 10 HIl,'sea1 mnt 1"1hlis ~ ie1ain
,n"eSr III p"pl.e 'lle. Nnn.S'""S '''t..cs,S ~ ~
his havo neel' ionR suffering 'or wa,a "
proper at.en'soh, anu now ila "rpostuma!y % ~
presented 10 MN 20 Een'1s lne fortunes
when nave oec,' oroNet W 1''s Io'o "
Pubic 1ile: me loss VIII oa se'rte ollc ~
ac"1 "1s''', ulo oe'at'e' t''u W '"o .1e..."e'"ss
party. Senator Gnr'ion Inns hcen Ill Tic serv-
iceof tic public sllcH Ills .otll year, mil IS
NOW Il little moro ttlnil -: Few mel hnvc
sttml ~ hiuI, In tho estimation OF t,eir
,,oo,,f., ,o,, NAM, hnvo u,,,rn ,fosor,oa tbo
ps"p 'a" mo "..,s .s 'T t1,,,n1 o.;s,,. 49,
!H1loTs 'hsto"ett ul't' tilet'i. 1ile
, 1880-05-20
THE lkAlT.lkO.AD SCANDAL.
Sptetal Dttpatth 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.

=. ~ ~, ....
spfsta4 ohpafeh 10 1as cAteaeo 1rtouas.
WAB1lINoYos, D, e., A[ny 10.--A1r. George,
WHO Wr0te the letter to MsLnne, Chairman
nf tim H0,ap 1'nefic Halfway Committee
charging fhn ,,sc NJ n cnrruntlmy funt hv tim
T's.. .+u '''1 nai,s, r',',',,,,, ~, @
loAas 1"u'''o tS,l1u I",np"as s'''umk .!.s
closetcd with AIr, alcI.al,e and Alr. Il. John
Ellis in tho eonmtttpe-roon Of tim pociAc
1,nii,:o, 1,,.,1nw .rr t.oorro Ina. M
.s".!M"s u",. .,,, -, Wv, d" Ho.a a., "es
tEa'o! ht"etl o'ttSloe tho ksoula eovetda
LII Ills 4ottef' 41o 1s eslcshIy uttot'
1'lnctl 10 haSo n,l investigation. MeLal'a
Ines not tleslre this, and will oppose 1t. Que
Ut tic ob]euttuns TO MI Investigation Is tint 1t
wnrI1 nccpssnrilv haya n yury wild sctpe.
md rnnlI mnt In, inmnintntl il, 1ess thnr tsv.,
nr " thr"n ",,ths' o II H. h.sfins' mrcstinnnhlt,
, 1880-05-20
FIRES.


The alarm from Box III nt 40 yesterday
forenoon was caused byn boy named las
,n,1sSen throwing q lighted ,lntcf ol, tho
basement i[oor OF 1Ialsey Bros. drugstore,
where no, was employed. Some rubbish.
fire, but was cusily extlnguis'led without
dAlnnEr. ..-....
ii, awning worth SCI, IN front of Mrs. All
t1rrws' restaurant, Mt No. ~ Dearborn street,
siruyed. c;',ist. ,imlnow''. 'oi''ser i Plant
gssye Il stili-ulnrnl 10 ENGINE Company Nh IL,
a1nl they prevented the building from taking
fire.
, 1880-05-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRK, Mny lb.-.tsriyesl, tho stoaill-
ship City Ut New York fran Liverpool.
FATHER rt!Sr, May 10.-l'nssc.l inward,
the stoamcrs Historian, 0rec|a,, pild Texas,
from Llycrmul.
LoNnoS, aIay 10.~-Tho steamships Alsatla,
AnclMrla, ant4 Oder, frnm Nuw York, anu
ltlyrlnn. front Boston, hare nrrtye.i out.
QuEESsroWN, May yl0.-Arslved-SalAar!a
FROM Boston.
, 1880-05-20
-..-..... HIlLL4NElsY.
MILLINERY.
WEBSTER & COMPANY.

Thu ltvai lAr HAT. p1 we'll ~ tho Wch.te} i4nd..
M.ss.' !,{e.s Hut. ~ .nly ylaes lu thu yvuatF5
tiu luryuAt s4uuk Eethufb aud EtuNGrs In thU
try tlAt II Htcu and lrso tU nAture.
Tlu tHllUw l.tcu sttnw HoAhat. not fuHaa else~
WHERE IAukG. .
kMlu4ruoaa, ~ httAte-kt. l.asxo faolus 4N3
1xh{ luy-staltu}. Formerly wi 8ta&u.sL
, 1880-05-20
pEDESTltIANISAf,

CtSclSyAr., May lo.-!Tf.e scoro OF the
leading l,!eM ut u. III, was: Hughes. IL;
Claw, go; Sullivan, l4; Chamberlain, 105; !;
Ttnt, lsri; U'uriul. lol; Fitzgerald, ls3; lIar-
rinun. 1e0.
c,Sc1xSATI. May 19.-trhe scoro OF tho
leading nlen ut midnight slows tho follow
lug: Hughes, a2sa; Glow. III; VMt. ~;
, 1880-05-20

WHEELING, ". w., May 10-A wootlen
bridge ut Franklin, o., seven miles west Of
DcllAirc,' III tho Central Ohio Railroad, WIS
burned tl,is evening. Tilt ilru origlnatc.L
from the spnrks Of n lu.sslng locanntiyc.
Trains due llerp t'tts evening wer0 collsC-
t1uellt1y sUycrNl hours late,
, 1880-05-20
SMALLPOX ON BOARD SHIP.

NEw YOllli, Alay lV,-Iie stoalnslfp Gel
lert, of tho Hamburg Line, arrived lluro t!s
lanrIltng with l,::a3 steerpgo passengers Ol,
board. She H. detained ut quarantine, ainl
It ia reported tint thoro arc ssyefal cases Ut
ylrllielt smallpox oil boar1i. ltur pllssu,l.
gers consist cltehy nf tiHrH,atlB, many Ut
whom aru bound tur Chlc4KO.
, 1880-05-20

THE TURF.

IOuIHfll.IE.
LouIsyILLE. n.y., Mny lV.-'The weather
WIS delightful for r.ces.
III the first raca, enc-hnlf milo lasl, for =
ypnr-0!.l cults, l1t,tlo0 won, Baltic secoluI,
stnrttzels tlllrt. Time, 80 seconds.
III the second race, 0lle-ilaIf milo. for =
year olll ii|lfcs, Rralnbotta wnn hy f'ya
lengths, Gletlelg lilly second. Patti third.
Time, 10 secs,tlsts.
Third race. svllIng rnce, lnile heats:
MnKkta ........"..,.....""'.9 !
Athnl9 H,......,...+,,.' '...s.'....'s.'..'."a i
'A ''~~ IIiuux.ii:iiiAsi;; i;;isiii;: ii:iidj;.
Tic Paris Mutuuls oil tic last race paid
sas1 .-.-..,-.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May lD.-Point Dreeze
rnrps:
EEras raeo, 3e6 class!
Hello oOakf1y............ .''.,,.......t.9 ! ! l
a!ay .... .7.''.+'''+'*'''''-:.'t+'" 4
Iies :::s $;sasi; ::s5X; 3:S.
Sect,rl racc. .;.si ciasst
I'I;,;ss'; IIi!sx,; s%s';;'sii," i,":,.:."::..":.l / i
Hta.t!ahl .........-......s..,...,9 . ! .
3aMt!sj: N, s a:; s:; ;syh; :.iX.
w.tal11SdTOS RACES.
WAs1lS9Tsy, d., T., Atay l0-IIasalieap.
n!lt ilu! l'A!f miles, Was won ~ i.Gter
ll} HES, VagraMt Second, Orl0le third. TlMc,
Ihe Potolnao Stakes, Tor :+year-ol.!s, n!le
sprnE,!o sccon,l, ntlton thiif.l. Time, 3::I9].
Tho tw0-!nta rlacu SlA won hy l@el!e. E!lKe"
llel! seenllsl, l'nncroy Third. l'lMe, 3:3oH.
m ,ba lMtsra cn fur Knllssn w. , 1,%s{s
w J il ltNt, Shiloh second, sata' third. Tlns,
, 1880-05-20

nation concerning lansl-xratIts to ALI IN tho
construction at railroads. THE Secretary In.
closes report of the issfnncr-f'ri'rraE
Of tilu I.,ia.l.{jflicp to whom t'lu rrkt'lutlot
wns REFERRED, md states TINT 10 ts'iswnT Tho
resolution In ,letnil Mt prescit II entirely ltll-
practicable. Orlcrptl trilltel and referred.
Mr. Mcmillan presented various co'htf,in1-
cations fayorlng the bill fur establishment Of
II xclIto .,f fntrAtry. lsrfcrrc'a.
Mfr. Ca.ucru,l presented thn petition nj The
witlow 1T tim. ffeintzpnluu praying II lasI-
s'I III" 9 slt'r G Sr ''3.a: %ss:.f Mstf'f Eli coming m
Afr. Carpenter nITcrgl III, additional sectts!. u
Iii, bill Introduced In tho Fnr!,-fiftll Co't-
Ers! n,i Ftl,. ~ 1H!u, by Mr. ElM'lntts. til-
io s sxts ~ i t. ciass artst aa 'a'ft t. t III 9st: yaa
tioiis oI tiie salne," aiMl wSlci pr"sl,ics @ iWr-
nlttcs fnr preventing by Intimidation, VIII
lnl,ee. iruc,, 1r nttar !ltlhWftl !'lt1!tls, tue
,,s*e,i,llnx af citizelis ~ ret!!tn fur ,rir.ss
Or t,ther 1nwfu purposes splntng IL tlns
i'.yern,,'siii fur tlie exercise Of Tic right Of
Aftsr ,ieIatc, Mr.. Carpenters amendment
lie tficn offered several scpnrutc sections Of
Mr.. E,lm,lll.ls' 4ll NJ amendments, On each
oT which lle called for the yet's aMi ,!ays, aud
Mr.. Tc1lNr Ntfctplt MI amendment tint It
shall be unlawful Fur N.y Government DlIlrtr
~ levy POLITICAL assessments; provided, tint
nntl,iig iel1Tl, sllnll l,r cU,striIe, to prevent
voluntary ennlrIbutiulIa; nls.,, providing pci,-
alttrs for giving ur receiving ilItt,eytn SECURE
the election ut Representatives., fur usilsg
tllreals 0r yloleucc To influence y!cs, 0,l fir
attending clectiutls armed with tteatlly wrn,-
nlls, nr litntgrliig meetings far the discussion
n1 political questions Will m:galsl lt' the elec-
tim Of REPRESENTATIVES, Rejected.
Mr. Ct,nkIil1g moved to 1Msert the words
"nplminc.l 0nly" II, Tho sceoNtt suction, ~, 1t
wnultt lrat, "Thnt nll Dcnuty-Atatsllals nl,-
pointed nlly to serve IN reference 10 my eler
eic. As tho I'LL stuol, he uMliersttNM IL IL
make illegal tho ncls of A,,y Depnty-Atursf,at
nut nl,1oflltc by the Court s0 fur Us they ~:
| fned 10 utgeltUllH.
| Tending discussion, adjourned.
, 1880-05-20

Sr. LotIs. No.. May 1e.-Wil1inm Warl,
win Inns been ol1 trinl for two tlays u:lst fur
tic murder nf 4lnnie IAcwts, II Erl Of lG
years. nGoat yen @year ngo, wNs "! fo,!n.l guilty of
, 1880-05-20

Afz1.wAuKEE, Atay 1o.-T'!o fine residence
ri john II. rescl, OH Grnld avenue, opposit
lwenly-l,lnth street, was partially destroyed
by fire at = o'cluck this morning.. The lnAtll
building WIS completely burned ont. Tho
Wl,!gs Ut tho building wcre saved. Loss,
S50W.
, 1880-05-20

FoiT WAYNE, Ind, Amy l9-Chrtstnn
Nrltneer, wI.ose little child wns burned tu
leath IN n stable yesterday, to-tlay caused
the arrest OF Charles Cencsky, aged IL. VIM,
Il ~ sntiI, ,srt tho stable OIL itre. fhe clargu
nary examination, Is set fnr Tomorrow.
, 1880-05-20
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or TIE CuiEr Sl0S.>L OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. @, May D-l n. nL--Fur
1ennrssco md the Ohio&Nallcy stationary
followed III the western; portions by rising
barometer, warm southorIy voerlng to slight
~ coo!cr westerly wlntts, purity cloudy
weather with loeal rains.
For tile Upper Mississippi anu Lower Mis-
souri, Vallcys cooler north to west wlnlls,
rising barometer, clearing weather, proceeded
lii uiD southern lMrttn,s by occasional rl,fn.
Fur tho Unpgr Luke reglon rlstiig bar0in-
otter, Winds yeerlng TO enner westerly, purity
cloudy weather, n,tt l0cnl ruins.
Fur the Lower Luke region stationary fol
lowed BY rising barometer, stationary fol-
lowed by lower temperature, westerly winds,
purity cloudy weather, ultd l0cal rain.
IDrt tNHpny "A TIANn
, 1880-05-20
At EAST SAGINAW.


Spteiai Dt1pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Slny lo.-Tile resi-
tlcnce Of Martha Wilbur, at Flint, was dr.
sttoyca! by fire to-day. Loss, $1,000; fully
insured.
I. rhe dwelling of II. u. -lInysnan. near
Clio. burned to-day. Loss, 81 ,5U0s fully III
sured.
, 1880-05-20
AT SI1EL.lsYyIL1.1;, IND.

Spfe'dl DlIrast1 10 Tia CHltaeo 7F1tInf.
SilEI.Ryv1t.t.E, 1ntl., l(ny 1o.-J. j. 1nlow's
barn was set Of, llrc by trnmps lust night,
completely destroying. the building, will! five
ll0rscs two buEgtes, stx TONS 0f liay, nllti ag
ricultltral implements. Loss, st,000; no H.
HlrnaiCH.
, 1880-05-20
THE RECORD,

WARRINGTON. u. T., May lo.-Thc prtsi-
dent pro. ten. la!sl btt0re tile SeIsuto II cnnl~
MitnlcAt!0I, from tlle Set4rtaryOf the Interior
III response 10 L resolution calllAg tor liifor-
, 1880-05-20

sptefal Utpatth to Tne chttdpo Tribune.
MAS1rowoc, Wis, May lo.--August Bruno,
Assessor uf tho Tow, Of N{anitUwNc Rapids
this county, for n number u years past, wns
arrested md brought hcre yesterday. charged
Will, llAkIhg Illegal assessments. lie Is be-
Ing examined lii the County Court to-t!ay.
, 1880-05-20
Tho Latter Wins with Perfect
Ease, Courtney Not Even
Rowing 1t Out.
Hanlan and Riley to Row for a
Purse Of $4,000 Next
Wednesday,.
Eleven Innings anl Tie t;nmc lie.
tween Boston AnA Prov
itlencc.
Races Yesterday at Philadelphia,
Washington, and Louisville.


TIE OAR.
I[ANrAN HAS A wAJk0vEf.
sptetdt ifspotch to 7'he Cheaqa Trihunt
WAslftSorox, y. C., 3iny 10.-Thc Court
ney-11nnlnl1 bunt.rnce ON tic l'otolnnc here
tlils afternoon WIS Il magnificent sllHflt, a,A
Ii will take grrat tlpal Ut argument to eoi,-
vince many who witnessed It tllnt II was not
MI organized swinslIe. To speak wifi, strict
atcury,cy. there was ,1o race. Tl,ere Ind bcrn
very great delay at tho start, due III part ta
misunderstanding, anil In grrnt.,r part To tie
lntl management of Referee 1,lnikle+ Finat-
ly. at 6:05. tho gun OIL tho referees 'oat
sounded, which was tic sEg1lal for tho tiynl
oarsineM to leave their hat-l,onses. It
scenHd n lung tE1lu before either Of ttem ru-
sponded. Finally
1tAyLAN APPEARED,
turning the bend fronl The Anulostan boat-
llo,ssc. l,et0w the fcferpr's STEAMER, pulling
h1s peculiar, "famfltar" stroke In excellent
form, ntltt proceeded to tho Judges sta,M ut
the start with grace, md vim, md courage.
There was determination written uppn every
'lnenlllcilt ct Ills face aHd consciousness of
Victory. SoOll, frsItn u nttlcll rcurer point,
Cuurtneyappeurc.l,c cotntng from tho Potomac
bont-lLoslse, his gintt form towering nbOye
his shell, which WIS like speck
oil tho water. 1t scented as II
tint long, sweeping stroke would never
bring the tiny shell to the xtart. As CURT
ney approached the press b0at, IL was easy
for expert eyes Il, see that he wns beaten. If
not stricken, man, and that defeat WIS not
nnly certainly In store fur lin, but that iOs-
slbly tile boutinE nsllAls OF this afternoon
were to contain another record of 4 1lcnf0rtli
dead ut the our, but Charles 4. Courtney
ttjrstlt ss.elil to have the heart to ttn ut tic
oar, nr tlin cou'ugc to face ilan that cali
beat him.
10TH SOON REACHED THE sralsr4
the cheering Ut tic crowd, nut very ettliissl-
nstic at nny time, being mainly fur Courtney.
Arrived ut tho judges stand, Human, who
scci,ls to be the specInl fnyortt OF fate, VOL,
NJ he always tlocs tic toss, and le took tie
Virgtnta shore. 1t has been catclworl
a,nong boatlng-,ncn for weeks that tho unrs-
I,an who should win tho toss for ttle 1ir-
ginia shore would win the race, yet tho sir
yey0r WIN measured out the course says TINT
Tho cuntro linz Of each of these we'll
defined wnter lanes divided by tile
tllo sa,,u distance from start to turn.
a,ut tl,nt IN fnr no ,,,n,v,ra,nnnt want thar,
''. i .'t ~ ~. "s s 49,, msat uoso
c0itHl w ho a0santage Ill the slreillla SHORE
fact tllat possiby tie sculler on the Virginia
st,lr cscnn,tl so,natltn,, nf ihc rurrcnts and
rrnss..urre,te ~ wlirh ohnnri IN I'm ,ort,,nms t, ~
a. ;ti Mt.ia'. " ", ~ te
Of the 1'oton'ac along t!lis course.
Thu toss won. The men l,etl not lang to walt
for the slnrn ctsor cris,, - 4 ro WI, reut,,. -,
~ IT. 1snfnr"" @ r,tl:i,. aud nt n o,cioc, nm1 4 Mn.
utcs the word WINS given "to 60" Hotll shells
uutyeretl with the tremendous strokes of
, 1880-05-20

Celebrated 1Dr. william III. Stokes.
baltimore, wrltca: ctht!do.sty recommend tn
tho medical 1,r1,fcssl0n Culun's LtubtKs Liquid
ExtrI,ct Ut Reef fur consumption, depression,
wuukneas, aud indigestion"
, 1880-05-20

FARGO, Dak., May l0,-Intcrylews with
Hpuriy onu huntrsMl f4rmurx frum varin,.a
, 1880-05-20
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY DRAWING.
Epsct1{ Dt4Patth to 1hs rhteqao Nlbune.

Cov,SnroN, KY. stay l0.--1n tho Kentucky
state Lottery drawing to.lay, tfeket Nh.
ol',s4 drew tbs capitui pri2e, $40, 100; No. ~,
81! tt!e seeand prize, $l.Gs1; aud No. 8,laa
, 1880-05-20

nunuQuE, H., Muy 10,--An aalolhcl son of
the Rev. Il. $. ". Dcy0, of Strawberry Point,
was killed. ut TINT p1ace yesterday by the
te,.t.pole ot IItllInr.i s. Du Watts' circus fnll.
lng upon him. lie WINS l3 years 0f age.
, 1880-05-20

Fjr4t.plna BARRIERS lRa tho Cut!oura 3tc1lninal
Shaving Soup exclusively.
, 1880-05-20

D+A6E-nALL.
Observation-Disclosures
I.osros, ,a1ay l0.-llostons, +; Providence. 3.
Eleven Innings. GuHla called.
, 1880-05-20

that the rncu was postponed fnr M hour on
hut ut !. n'rlnck a1Ninftcr liz was taken utmost
By fnfce from !fs Eh.tl. liz probably WIS
sick, md II IL Misc rrobabEe that It Is sick
{ht.tf
, 1880-05-20

SpstEul D1I1sE! 10 TIE EHfItJ 7FtN1HF.
MONTREAL, May ia great .leai Of inter-
est WIZ manifested here tl,s evening it, tho
result nf the llanlnll-cnllrtncy racc. Large
rrlwds collected III st. Jnney street ut i
ollicrs for News uf tia rncc. Whe,, tic re-
sult wns lnatte kr0wn a stirling cheer went
llr f0r. tho inyinef1lo Tornilt0 lmy, 1.nrge
sums of ,nnl,ay llnd been tl.ytHtes! hy Aluns-
renl srurts On their fafnrlt, mud there nr0
ll,any gatherings III NIL quarters Ut tho city
tO.MlglEt TO cGletrMte the eyGMt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
MOVEMENTS OF EM!GRANTs.
Montreal Witness

The exodus from this province contin-
ues. The United States custom authori-
ties here are keeping a register of the
Canadians leaving for the United States
from this station, and some idea Of the
number can be had from the fact that
during the three weeks of this month
no less than two thousand persons have
left by the Deleware and Hudson and
the Vermont Central alone to settle in
the manufacturing districts of the eastern
states. OF these about nineteen-twen-
tieths are French Canadians from Mon
treal and the surrounding districts.
About three hundred Harvey excursion
lists from the eastern states went west
at midnight bound for Chicago, Ell route
for the cheap farming lands of the west.
These excursions, which pass through
here every month, were originated about
eighteen months ago by Mr.. Harvey, of
ST. Johnsbury, VT. There were only ten
in the first party, but now the average
number of excursionists in party is
from three hundred to five hundred per-
sons. These excursionists go west "to
Stav."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
A Catholic ConoIave in Dublin With
Politics as its Main Object.
Ohio Democrats Assembling, With all
the Aspirants Present to Give
Them Moral Support.
Nassclmnn Makes u Declaration of His
Political Creed In the German
leetcl,stag.
POLITICAL.
Gathering of ohio Democrats.

: Columbus, May 5.-A large number OF
delegates are arriving by each train to
attend the state democratic convention
tomorrow. Thurman, Payne, Tllden
and Jewctt have headquarters, and busy
friends who are working hard in favor OF
their favoritcs. Congressmen Hurd, LIE.
fere, Atherton, Finley and McMahon are
already here. Thus far all fcctions seem
very peaceably disposed, and seem dis.
posed to use honey rather than vinegar
to attract attention to those they cham.
pion. It looks now as if all factions will
combine to prevent the convention from
instructing for Thurman. 1t is very
probable that the convention will en-.
dorse Thurman, but allow the delegates
to go to Cincinnati uninstructed. An
attempt to do more than this, as matters
look now, will be opposed by the friends
of all other candidates.
Ex-Gov. Bishops friends are earnestly
working for Tilden, hoping in this way
to gain support for Bishop for vice-pres
ident.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
LATEST BY MAIL.

Cleveland, o., May 3.--Coit's sum
Loss, Sl5.0O.
Albany. N. Y, May B. After hearing
the bankers arguments, Gov Cornell de-
cidcd to call back the bill taxing foreign
capital in the state.
Chicago, May 3.--Mayor Harrison
vetoed the ordinance tonight which
allows the Western Indiana railroad
to enter the city. The veto was sus-
tained.
New Orleans, May 3.-Three crevasses
are reported, two on Duplessis' place
near Point Ia Hache, and one at Sarah
plantation, Planquemine parish.
st. Louis, Mo-, May 3.-The seven
teenth quadrennial session of the gen.
eral conference of the African M. E.
church opened here this afternoon in st.
Paul's church.
Dayton, May "a petition signed by
over 1900 veterans Of the soldiers home
is to be sent to congress asking an APP
preparation of $4,000 for the immediate
rebuilding of the hall lately destroyed
by fire.
Quebec, May 3.-In fight between
two sections Of ship laborers about I'M
loading steamship, two men were shot
and seriously wounded. The steamer
left for Montreal during the row, taking
the Quebec cargo with her, which will be
sent back by rail.
Indianapolis, Ind, May 3-Col. r. NJ
Goodwin shot and killed his brother, DIR.
John r. Goodwin, at Brookville, Ind, to-
day. Col. Goodwin was recently discharg-
ed from the Indiana insane asylum. DIR.
Goodwin was n prominent citizen of the
eastern part Of the state and lay dele
gate to the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, now in ses-
sion at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia, May 3-The Inquirer will
publish tomorrow, on authority of state.
ments made by leading delegates, the an,
nouncement that the Philadelphia dele.
cation to the Chicago convention insists
upon breaking away from the unit rule
and will vote nearly solid against Grant
Also that Senator Cameron is to be mott
fed this week of the determination ol
the Philadelphia delegation to oppose
| Grants nomination.
Memphis, Tenn, May 3-About fifteer
miles of new sewer has been laid to date
and house connections are being made
as rapidly as possible. With this impor
tant work practically accomplished, ant
with the general sanitary improvement
effected by the labors of the past winter
the municipal authorities and local boart
. of health are sanguine of continuanc
during the summer Of the present health,
condition of Memphis. Published mor
tality tables for the past month sho,
Memphis to rank seventh in point c
healthiness in forty-six cities of over 30
600 population,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
THE FOUNDATION OF HEALTH.

Without n substratum, n foundation Of
vigor, there can be no true health. The
p,iny and the weak have all sorts OF aches
and pains, not necessarily because they
are positively diseased, but because the
vital machinery hitches and halts for
want of the impetus which abundant y, VI
tality would give it. The blood enrich
ing tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bittcr
supplies deficient energy by enabling the
stomach to perform its digestive func.
tions actively and uninterruptedly. The
result of this is the distribution OF stores
OF vitality to the remotest parts OF the
system, an increase of muscular energy
and the disappearance of those nervou.
symptoms which accompany and proceed
from debility. Irregularity of the bow
els, torpidity Of the liver, rheumatic nil
ment and malarinl fcven are prommen
among the actual diseases crndicated b.
this signally efiicacious medicine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
The outspoken German statesman.

Benlin, May Sin the debate on the
anti-socialist bill in the reichstag yes
terday Hasselman made declaration of
his political creed which caused consid-
erable commotion. He said in Russia
anarchy had risen against despotism;
in France the commune had done SO, and
he hoped German workingmen would
follow their example. He said he identi-
fed himself with the energetic revolu-
tionary feeling of the people, and regret
ted that once before in the reichstag it
was denied on the part of the socialists
that they had any connection with
Russian anarchists. He declared that he
accepted the connection, but spoke of
course only for himself, not knowing how
far his colleagues agreed with him.
He was convinced that the belief was
gaining ground among the people that
the of parliamentary palavering were
over. Hasselman was called to order.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05
DECAY OF TEETH

Arises from various causes, but princi-
pally it may be attributed to early he
glect or the indiscriminate Use of tooth
powders and pastes, which give mo-
mentary whiteness to the teeth while
they corrode the enamel. The timely use
of that delicate aromatic tooth-wash,
SOZODON'T, will speedily arrest the
progress of decay, harden the gums, and
impart delightful fragrance to the
breath. 1t removes those ravages which
people sustain in their teeth from the
use of sweet and acid articles.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-05-05

Dublin, May 5.-The Catholic bishops
and clergy in conference unanimously re-
ceived the report as satisfactory of Par
nell's reasons for leaving Meath, and e
majority ordered to adopt A. NJ. Sullivan
us his successor provided he felt at lib
erty to cooperate cordially with Parnell
in parliament. A public open air meet
ing was held in the evening and the an
nouncement of Sullivan's name elected
cheers and cries of "No." There
were several fights among the parti-
sans of the rival candidates, Drake
~and Sullivan, and the police were
obliged to interfere to protect Drake's 8
partisans. Parnell said if he consulted
his own inclination he would represent
Meath, but if he did so Cork would be
undoubtedly lost.
Lord Mayor Gray, in presenting the
freedom of the city of Dublin to Capt
Potter, said it was an honor Of which the
corporation was jealous, and only three
named were present, that of Capt. Pot
ter upon the Buress' roll. The certificate
of freedom was enclosed in casket OF
bogwood and oak, elaborately carved
and adorned with Irish emblems.