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, 1880-05-19
THE RuLE.oR.Ru1N PROGRAM.

THE huLE.1HakulN fhUuRAM.
The program yesterday lunr,iing of tic
GRANTEES Under tho command Of Logan ut
Springfield wnA:
1. Tint Long Jonca was to dtsignatc n
Temporary Chairman.
,. That tbs Delegates from Cook County
were to bo called BY Senatorial districts.
X 10 deny tint tho reeuarly-ctcctea dole
ga,cs Ind bern appointed By Senatorial dis
tttcts, md thus cxclntlp tl1etn.
4. 70 hnyo Committee on Credentials
packed by Logan and Jones, who should re-
port In favor Of admitting the boltors from
tl,rco Senatorial districts, and chrry this re-
port by mali foree Of tho Chairman and tho
mob
i. Having thus got cnntrol Of the Convell-
tton, to grab and take everything, tofrtsc tho
minority the right to have any delegates to
Chicago, and carry resolutions ftlsttuctfng
for unit vote, and a vote Of tho whole forty
fur delegates for thlrl term OF Grant.
This was boss togan's pta1, Ut campaign
determined OIL yesterday morning, and, II 1t
be not attempted or carried out to-slay, It
will be because Of his failure to compel a1l
Tho Grant delegations at Springfield to sus.
tain him. There are many delegations
elected as Grant men who boldly declare
thcy wifi not submit to Lognn's rufe,
but today tho extent Of their Independence
and of ti,eir purpose to sec justice done Will
be shown In tho Convention.
The imrntlenco Of the prcsonso OF exclud-
Ing tho regular delegates OIL tile technical
pretext OF their not having been elootod by
Senatorial districts is made evident by tho
fact that the regular delegates wcro nil &C.
- ~. ttnk~ fA&
, 1880-05-19

To THE argument that illinois should 10
ssoltl" for her favortt son, because Vermont
or atuiuo Is, 1t can 10 replied with ctttshius
force that no othor State Is pushing ptes'@'
drnt!al cardit1nts on tho r,htty who has already
held tho olflco twice. 1llnois, tht0 her ma-
chlno bosses, Is tho only State that oTar va
placed In tho remarkable attitude Of demanding
tho Presidency three times for tho aarno mani
Illinois onnnot in decency mako 70 unpTe.
cc1entcd 4 demand Of hor aIater states. Ana
Illinois is not DUNG it. Tho demand is put forta
by n patoel Of imptnlont spDls-seokafs mo
Doltora VIM hro employing tho Yazoo uut!-
dozcr'B methods 10 soours d "soltd" indofse*
lnont Of tho scheme.
, 1880-05-19
PERSONALS.

"1'm afraid my feneesnro downfor gooa'"s
john Sherndit.
Kato Field says Castelar, Inns no cllln. haso
will novGr bo sakgn for CastoAr.
Tho 1ley. Dr.. Bullows, elected Oyorsees ,o =.
Hnryari university Inst yeht md dcoIaFea ~.
eligible. dtSltoa q rotlcutlon, prusitnaDly W.
cnlso hn Inns not mastered this years l'Ess,
hall 0utao.''
A1r. Huxley found b check for $1,000 IL one
OF bis lotteta tho otor day, the xft Of boess.
atln,trvt. 4 ChlcuEn uin.l f0t.ld n ura!t ~
$A000 In uuo OF ILLS lottcr9 tho othor uay' AsN"@
bocn prntrBted.
Put the pickles IN tho sugar.
Bet tho oako whuro nnts nbounal
Nutltng marH the hAppy ututnouta
On our lovely pichlu gtouad'
f-Stpfnburne.
The papars are stating rs M exttaofd!aaaJ
fact ttat Mr. TcnnJs1n ID tcaHn1li1 .s. "a
old. 1t il certainly astonishing thNt.a sFtyNS
mum shoula look very' old. parfa aasbFo ses1 = :.
to 10 no help for It. > ,,s...
Tho trustees Of Tie HeY; j. II. Haftloyss'
ct1uruh, til Cincinnati. hlyU Isko hln 70 Fonsj
on account OF hla hnb!t of BORROWING meusi. m1ea.ti.
and nover paying. Nr. l1artloy was esiastn1nt 't1as
fitting himself for tho position Vt Tarkl'n @'.
ister OF Finance. ,,..a
Admiral Ainlneh aAtu tic 0tueg uhy aI.1
tho ottet Of tho Presidency Of tho Nsat@sust M sest
Canal Company, with sataFY OF t"s0u III "A
u still open to Grant. 1t 10 hardly neeesss"a
remind the 0euornl that the old suasu: .x.s
Canal Presltatoy III tho band.' ota' "a' uS'
tr.ler that at tho prcsont lna1nort..
"Elm Street Enia '-Tl.o slml'fa-sll'lii!s'1ssof i!1s =
ousautur scheme doesn't Wntk IN tho @ ounv .ae,ld
thirst catisod by cutting ico-croat'i. ~ .l n
like to deuIdu In $oue favor. but th!nk y W Il
better not tb bronx Charley thia summer. ri.
very oyldont that tco-ofeRtn has tsainsss n
tor its uwn. or you haYe cfalmod tee'e1s"A'
are nut certain which, ,,a
This msty be free country bull u avst ~ hut
iuok lIkr it in ChIdagu, whero y su'sn aas tas
licetisa for hIs dox to walk the stsesss, T., hanf
showing that his awnnt has tue ticauso :" t"iox
ul. tho dog, rauEzla to kuep hlu- tfoh an mi
rolsuued by mi,,lons OF tho adintnlstfauoIIo Ios by
sells tho lleenst,. ind cha1h to !eaa 1'' "'
10 that ho will not bB ytolen. ,h.
Victor hugo Inns bee,, explaining ho% %.ts 70
makes p'ctu.ea. ~ generally b. saJs' u an ID
use Of my lnk bottle ~ pallet. anu Sslft
orlor to lako tny tlnts lighter tatas ,.ss fsv
4laas Of wntcr ovor tuY paper, nr taoI III, 10
trops ot ootro0 to my drawans.' fso.4 s,tsts
count 1t Is evident that ssyetal Chleasc. .s so.k
hare beeu fur yoata pslmlnH Gu a'so'
NJ thois OWN.
, 1880-05-19

A PRIVATE dispatch received here yester"
day from most reliable gentleman who Tas Ia
attendance OH tho Florl'ln Republican State
Convention ns n delegnto says: "All reporta
claiming Florida 'sullA for Grant aro fass.
Tho vote will bo divided hetweon Grant, 11atae.
md Sherman. Thia you enn depond on." THUS
gocs another Of tho alleged "soltd !" thisd-tesn
stntcs py tho t,sdc Of tho Chtoago donyouuun
thero will not be many solid thlri-tcrm satea
cxccpt tho 5000 Democratic Btht1 Of Missouri
Tho rot.en-borouxh delegation OF TINT State Will
be led by n disciple Of Andy Johnson who has
not nov nor evur had drop Of liepublican
blood In hi6 carcass. -.
, 1880-05-19

IT appears that tho statement tn reference
10 tile rrpsticnts Intention to conrGnu Congress
IN extra session In caso no notion shnnla bc takun
on the ftcclornl count was given out officially
at the While House md for publication. An
dent dues not contemplate tho recall Of Con-
grrss wna issucd yesterday, however. Which ts
To bo bcltpycd7
, 1880-05-19


bsR ot tho strange results Of Tie "iroh
bonn" which raEod III this country from
Jn1y, ts;o, 10 April. 1880, Ia TINT which now
htfects tho orc market. Last June plg'itoii
sold III this co,,ntry Mt tho mills nj frum SIT
10 9il} pcr ton. At tho san,o tttnn LhkU Sll.
portor hrc,-standaru Epecuta ur magnottc
onc,-lcl[vorcl Oil cars at tho mines. sold
for 81 ppt ION; femalfo oros soatl at an avor-
hRo price of sa,95 per toll. III colsclucnto
of tho bootn pig-iron advanced III january
lust to S43 per ton, md tho sI,nclnl-
" cnrcfnl manufacturers tone gfent
pains 10 secure supply NJ nra for 1880
by making contracts for large supplies Of
oro running from the opening OF navigation
to November next. Tic miners also Ind
l,curtl Ut tho boon ami they entered Into coli
tracts for tho delivery of standartt or 1nng-
i,ctto GRO at so per ttli, aid for hon,ntic orcs
at 81 per ton. In addition tito t,ooiners 1nntlo
contracts for largo fleet OF smiling alltl steam
vessels to run all tho soason of 1850 bringing
this ORC from Lako Superior Ia MI tho lake
ports, tho carrying price per ton being upon
tho highest scalo of the boom. III the mca'l-
time tho boom l,ns exploded. Tl,crc being
no orders at fancy prices, pig-iroh as Bcll-
Ing Iii rltlsburg to relieve stocks 0n
lntd at so per ton; but tho out.
standing contracts for orc at 80 per
ton and tho contracts for transportation
arc alt standing. 70 buy oro Mt tfat prlco af,d
sell pig-tron Mt $40 Is ruin; but the minors
and the ycssel-owners show their contracts
antl demand TINT they be lived up to. and
this tho Iron manufacturers say they cannot
10. The miners 80 fur refuse to Yield. Tile
, 1880-05-19

EXTENSIVE preparations continue to ho
nntto by tsNss'h III anticipation or 4 war with
ch!nA wnr material lii tarpp quantities Ii l,ntns
forwarded u tho R.assinn provlnccs adjacent tn
Cnnc.o territory. Con. 1'nltebon haa consulted
ks to the fotuilcntions in that region, and 0cn.
Hhoholcts has bocn dltr0tesl to ,novu forward
la.
, 1880-05-19

OScE moro Don Cameron asserts that tho
Pennsylvania delegation IL solid for 0rant. Ben-
ntor Carpenter, With equal confidence, says that
Grant bus a muoh larger following In the WIS.,
oonain delegation than WINS ut tlsst supposed.
, 1880-05-19

FEARING lest tho Denlocratio leaders in
Congress, particularly the Confederate uriga-
dIets, according to thett usltnl custosn, might
only OPEN their mouths to put thclr foet Into
thol,,, tho Snso Of 0ramorcy Park ls very aoliur
itous that thoy adjourn as snon a. possible. and
has accordingly authorized hlR aRellta Randall
and nHrnun, 10 ubu tho utmost energy to bran4
about all adjournment oh tho ulRt. Tho Senate,
however, spfusca to bo convinced OF tho wisdom
vi Tiidcn's advice. Many Of the uonibors Of
peet tho lightning To ktrIke themselves.
, 1880-05-19

ALI. arrangements havo hecn completed
for tho scai! raco between Har,lnn and Courtney
on tho Potomac te-tluv. It Is Thought TINT
some 10000 people will turn out tn witness It.
sta,ds for 2AUn porsons havo bccn erected
nlonR tho river. Tho President and Cabinet
officers accompanied by thulr wives, will bu
among tho spectators. The betting Is 800 to 30
In fu.pr Of lianlnn.
, 1880-05-19

TifH fntliann Sthta Medical SOcioty npencd
ycstuntny morning with n rather UNUSUAL cxcr.
ttse. Ono oF tho 4hetllcHl gontlcttlen, probably
Wishing to present tho assembled brethren with
a cnac, kicked another undcr tho chill, inttfcting
n serious wound. Tho kicker anys the net WIS
accidental. lie wns ,1nubticAa "rtttitly his high
horse" whom the thcltlnnt, or rathot accident,
occurred.
, 1880-05-19

THE f.ptcAno TRIBUNE hAs established branch
oters fot The .seeipt ot subscsipotb and Adtesse"
mcf,tt IN follows:
NEW yOtK-lsoom y Tribune tul!dtnf. +. 7. Mr.
FAnnEX Mhnasct. $50.
GLASGOW, Beot1snd-t.ilans American Naws
Agency. al Rcnncd-st
LONDON, Eng.-Aunscan Exchange, ~ 6&saao.
IitSMY +. QlfIf1, AFant.
WASHINGTON. H. C,.lSln r ttfttt.
, 1880-05-19

A r1nr which for time threatened tho
abstraction Of considerable scotlon Of the
manufacturing district uf plttsnirk, brokt out
In rlant,k.ntll In TINT towh ycstcrstay. NJ
the eirorss Of tho hsrmon 1t wts confined 10 the
planning .nttt and MI aA1accnt ltnsbor.ynr1.
Tho loss was f1o0,oh The lnsueanco h plhced
ht hntt that ntnbutt,
, 1880-05-19

SAYS the philadelphia Tsmcs lind. Den'.)'
,.Tho farce Of attempting to rnseat KulIogv py
majority vote, In dlsroxarduf ull law aud prco.
edent. hus gone lulte fur enough. II sn,st be
evident now to solator Hill that ths pemooratia
Hehalors can't bs raucused Or driven lnto \
tiasfant violation Ut tho sottled title held by
kellogg. 0rnutud that 1t 70 frludhlont.-thAt 1t
cRuo from no Le2isluturo uleoted by tho poopaU
Of Louisiana, mud that It has mt I'M attribute ct
tnusit,-it has been eoleulniy adjullcated by tho
seuate, tho supreme tibuual to decide the
, 1880-05-19

THE proposed 0oss-lsyall light turned out
a tlzxlo, as many bad anticipated. In the first
place. the Canadian authorities woro vol rro~
pat0d to provont tho "lnIl" fEpn being IN
aotol on their side; tndood It wouil eee,n TINT
tho affair WIN rurposeiy A0tsea about that
they might get soady. 0oss, too, appears not
u hive boom 0verauxious tu prooool with tho
mnullnx, whothor because he was Aftaid Of
Ryan himself or because ho had Il wholesome
four Of Ayan'a faction, which seems to have
boon quito largo and exceptionally uxiy, IL iiot
fuily known.
, 1880-05-19

Tho thrcc-tcrm organ it, this city made Its
first appenl yesterday to tho Springfield Con-
ycnt1on fiji tho following spasmode stylu:
ohio setlls her delegates for shertnantf1,
Atalnn sends her dule9ntos for lslGino.
Vermont 8cn1A her Delegates for Edmttna9.
Minnesota will aond her delegation for VIM
Wilt has Gen. Grant done to tho people Of
TO nl other cAutllntcs. an1 bo tho ono t.,nn who
will not rcce1ve y home Endorsement Id the Chi.
cnED C0nyenGOnr
rhorc was much moro Of tho samo sort
which is not worth the space TINT would DO
required to prfntit.
1t Is 1nantfcssly too late III tho lny to In
Auencc the action Of tho Stntc Convention Mt
that distance, and consequently THE Fnnt
USE will mot bo charged will, that purpose
w!tpn IL pronounecs these "tavorlt son" Ays-
terlcs IN favor Ut Gen. Grant as in,palpab'a
bosh. It llns been used with great emphasis
throughout tho preliminary caucuses in llii-
aotH by tho tlltrc-tcrm managers, but 1t Ii
difficult to conceive that It has produced aty
Impression UPON Intelligent mep anywhere.
The opposition to 0e,i. Grants nomihhtion Is
not personal, but Ii bnsed upon tic violation
of n Nntlonnl precedent Involved iii such MI
event, aud upon tho fenr thRt such violation
,lay alio,,ato popular support III degree
that will defeat tic Republicans in tho up
prunciting Presidential! election. Republic.
ans cal scarcely subscribe to tho Stato-soy-
crclg1,ty doctrine that tho Interests Of q
"fayorit son " ot any Statu should DO ntl-
yamcctl to the prejudice Of the party TINT bc.
lioyes tho United States to bo Nation. Nor
would 1t bo logical for friends OF ally "fa-
yorlt son" 10 push him forward to threat
encd defeat.
But tho ''favorit son" business Inns not
prevailed elsewhere TO the extent TINT the
Illinois tllirtl-termera llave represented. It
Is true that little Vermont IL for big Ed
nluhtis, but there Inns never been a doubt
expressed anywhere in Republican circles
TINT Etmunds can DO elected ii nominated.
1t Is trnc that Mainc will como to Chicago In
favor Of Blaine, but thuro was no opposition
to h!n} shown III any district OF Ills 5tate; he
was ,indeniabfy tho fduorlt son. 1t Is not
| truo TINT Ohio sends d "sol!dn delegation
| for Sherman, 4 considerable number Of tho
Ohio Delegates will DO favorable from tho
start to the nomination Of R0tne one olAc, and
tho entire delegation will very readily asree
upon any ono Elsu except the thlrt.tetm
candidate. who, they fecl md knnw, cannot
carry tho State. It Ia not true, or at tho best
highly improbable TINT Minnesota will send
n "sol1.t" delegation for Window. There
| will bo Delegates from TINT Stats for at least
one other Candidate
II otler states have "fayoslt SONS =" whose
nomination they are prepared to urge at CHI
cngo on that ground, not 0i,e Of theae gentle.
men has ever been President eyen for b,l<
term, much less two terms. They can mort
, 1880-05-19
TILDEN OUT Or THE WAr.

There is no doubt tint, whether Judlctously
or mistakenly, tho Democrats arc unanimous
iii their desire that the Republicans shall
nominate Gen. Grant. Thcro are to-day
Democratic delegations from tnis State, from
Indiana, a1ld from adjoining States Lh attend
anco Mt tic Republican Convention ut Spring.
field to Increase tho outside pressure In favor
OF tho thirlt-tarn movement.
It is equally certain tint tho Republicans,
with tho satnS tnnnin,ty, l,opo that tho
Democrats will nominate Mr.. Tildcn. II
cacls OF the two parties were permitted to
detormtne tho choice Of their opponent,
Grant and Tlldcn would unauest!unably he
tho contensllg candidates for tlle prosidcls-
tint succession.
Whatever the result may bB in tho ChtcnEo
Convention. the present prospect Is that Mr..
Tilden will not bo nominated Mt Cincinnati,
md It iH not merely Imprlldent but unsafo for
tho Republicans to base any nctlon upon the
llopo OF his nomination.
The signs Of Mr.. Tlldcn's weakncss hnye
increased notably Of late on nil sides, but tho
most damaging blow he has received Is Mr..
Watterson's confession that llo cannot OBJ
tain tho vote Of Kentucky In tho Cincinnati
Convention. WatteEBon has been Tfltlon's
most devoted and confident advocate all
along. Nut long ago thu CourtcrtJournal
announced that, thirty days before tho NJ
Bombling Of tho Democratic Convention in
Kentucky, 1t would print n resolution In
structlng the Kentucky delegation to vote rs
unit Tor Mr. T!ldan. and that tho Domocsnts
Of tho Sthto would bo expected to "waltx
uph to these Instructions. THIS announce
- fkN 5nn
crata of Kentucky ths most determined md
outspoken opposition to the Tilden-NVattar4
son machine, and thls opposition has asserted
itself successfully. Yesterday the Courier.
Journal practically abandoned Its pro.
gram, md announced that It would
not ask tho Lexington Convention 10
! instruct, but would still continue to
"appeal " TO the Democrats to send nobody
to Lexington "wllo does not 40 thore pre-
| pnrcu to meet the seif-saerlfctng spirit OF
shis grand old mnn [Ttllen] with kindred
| spirit" The most rational construction that
coil be put upon this rather sentimental MP,
pcal Ia that Mr.. Watterson hopea the Demo,
Gratis will "les ridden down easy." Tho
latest reports fraln Kehtueky Indicate thai
not only will there bB no Instructions from
TINT State for ridden, but TINT the majority
Of the delegation win bs OPPOSED to HIN.
Information comes !; fr0ln Democratic
sources that Mr. Tl'den and his frten.ls arc
now prepared to compromise upon nolnlMa
ton with the understanding antl pledge thai
ho shall rofuso to accept It, 1t Is not smpos
sll,le that thls slay bs the outcome Of thu
Cincinnati Convention. A nomination sln
dor those conditions would be regarded
k$S+kk.
, 1880-05-19

INSTEAD OF calling for new elections, the
Emperor Of Austria will accept tho resignation
OF all uombess Of bis prosent Cabinet exoept
Count Taatc. whom ho intrllsta With tho fostnh-
ton Of now Cablu0t, the memberu Of which
shall ba drawn from ull tho political parties.
, 1880-05-19

Ing run through twcnty editions inside of n scnr.
Mf. Mccarthy u \ moderate ,t,nti, lcnntfg IT,
~nrtla tho rarnoll policy, ana his leadership
would ,to,lbtleta lc snttefncsory to ill sections
Of Tho f1unac.1tlllrr1.
, 1880-05-19

IT would seem TINT renctlon against the
Ltbonsl purity In England Inns already tom.
monccd. I'd tho dcfutat ut Sir William liarcohrt
III Oxford yesterdays election aided tho defeat
OF tho Bcotch 1urel- advocate IN Wigtonshtrp,
mud tho replacing OF Kuntohbnll. f[uRcssotl, q
Liberal who has bpun raised to tho Peer,,9c, by
II Tory, Thus In onu month utter tho general
election tho Liberals hayo lost slx votes, and
ono Cabinet us19cos haa lost his seat, as has
tnoanbpr Of tho Government o.ltAitle tho CubInot.
, 1880-05-19

THE Roy. Mr. LaralFc, MI American u,la.
elonary residing In Fcrhi6, sols tho moat alAr1n-
INK accounts Of the oxtoIlt and Bcsptlty Ut Tho
famine In tho northern provinces OF that coun-
try. Tho majority OF tho people, hc says, arc
living on fow scanty ruotx.
, 1880-05-19

NEW YonK, like Chicago, Ia complaining
of laok OF hotel accommodation, Every hotel In
both cit!cs Is crowded, md generally With tho
au,nc class ct pcople,-mcrchants from other
plaees who come to purchase gonls,
, 1880-05-19

a PETITION nunlcto,,sly sjgnel by pronl-
lnont crocke.y.doaloFs throughout tho United
atatbA hns bUoh presented 70 tho Ways ind
Mcaus Committee praying for n reduction OF 70
per cent III thu duty ut, 0arthenware. THU potl.
ttoncts truly sct forth that tho tariff Oil thesa
goods waa Imposed ia d war sncasuro; that lts
continuance Il tux on the iaGcosaarlcs Of life,
ht,d charge Oh tho community generally In
the interest OF fow nlonopollsts- Tho petI-
lonGsa ntod not DO to0 aanxutne that thatr
petition will BE- favnrubly acted un by lhndal'e
packcd rrotoctlontst Commlttep. :,
, 1880-05-19

Mn. Lon1Sa, of Massachusetts, Introduced
bill intu tho Hume yesterday 10 R!ve c!ert to
Secretary Evnsts recommendations IN reference
to tho Fortune nay fishery question. The bill
provides fur tho repeal Of tho not to carry into
effect tho Trchty of lYashinHton, that duty 10
collected on nh flsh Rnd tish.otl Imported into
tho United States from Canada, and Of tho sum
thus collected fla1 600 ho sot apart FOR tho com.
ponsatlon ot tho American tshcrmon driven
from Fortune hay III Mny, lsre. -
, 1880-05-19

IT was Inst evening decided by the State
Central COMMITTEES that 0rcon u. NAuln sl1all TO
the Temporary Chairman of tho Convention at
springfield to-day, Thta Ii atl very we'll, pro-
yided tho Convention sees Ut to sloot him, but
bis selection BY tho Colnmltteo doea nut settle
that question. It will doubtless 0oGur 70 salno
Ut tho tolBRate4 that ~ soon hY the Convention
shall hRvo been called to order ky the Chair
lnan ut the State Committee nud uosAs
anation made hY that atuuounu IL Als
, 1880-05-19

This tendency to llU0d nf bills ts ono OF the
curses ut American lcgislntton. There Ia no
timo Tor the proper consideration Of hssful
measures. and ,nuitstudea Of bad mud Improper
bills arc log-roltod or snoaked through by the
lobby ia and out OF Congress-.
, 1880-05-19

A new propclling or n,otor power "a being III.
tro,iuectl tn tho piIbl1u hero (Fnshngt9n1 That.
If tho iulf that ID told OF 1t bu trl,o will Euper.
known as muuh 10 tho elootrio light suporsedc1
gas or tho cid Oh lamp or tHllow candle. Your
enrrespontcntt Nt1np.,,y with ton or twelsa
% 1,awor at,E,,u, With lsss than tan pounds u cat
lnnd n gallon and Il hnlf Of water, run at 90
revolutions por minute. .Aftcr the flre was put
iiajly oxhihItinn horc, and with 1t running M
cngIuo IL three -lursu- powor llnnother af tan.
Tho material used to Fene,ato tho psoPel!lag
wt,rk on 60 0O0 copies Ut u newspaper can bo run
by tll{s new lnotivo poHor without IN engineer,
nt nn expense Of less than 81 pcr day.
, 1880-05-19

Mn. STRAW does not seom to tako his recent
deteat by Mr. Farncll worry kindly. aud says that
he will not remain member of my party which
accepts tho latter &antlo1nan2 extreme views, ~
expressed in this country. on tho Irish land
0uetH0n.
, 1880-05-19

ELECTIONS held within the past few days
Increase tho minority at the italian ministerial
purity over, tho Constitutlonaltats. Tho fottnc,
hnsu now majority oyer tho combined oppoal'
tton.
, 1880-05-19

PRESIDENT HAYES stated Mt yesterdays
Cabinet .ncetihg that he had concluded to up.
point Horaco Maynard, Of TENNESSEE. HOW our
Minister 70 Turkey, Poatmnstcr~ General fu sue-
cesslou " Judge Key.
, 1880-05-19

II. CoNsTANB the new French Afiulstor Of
Worphip, Ia snlt to chtortatn stronger feelings
agatnst the religious orders than bis predeoes-
sor. lie was probably chosen OH TINT account
, 1880-05-19

"MosE" WEsrwotr,r, the nephew Of Ills
uuclc, mud Con Aahonoy, tho brothur-in-iaw Of
his br0thor-ln-law. both Bourbon Democrats.
arc At Springfield working for tho nomination
Of Gen. Gr1nt,
, 1880-05-19

THE Committee On Episcoracy OF the
Methodist Conference now in session at CincIn-
nntl reported yesterday In favor of tho election
of a bishop Of African descent by tho Confer
cuco during its present alttLng.
, 1880-05-19

AT the call OF Senator Logan nearly every
Postmaster md luvenno Collector IN this State
Is lobbying Mt Springfield In tho intoscat OF tho
third term, Their pay Eocs on. however.
, 1880-05-19

THE New York Eucnlng Post makes tho
following statement OF tho number Of bills nnd
jnlnt resolutions introduced In Congress- for
each session frou, tho Twonty-lttll to thu FDtty-
sixth Co1,gtosa, md tho percentage OF tho whole
fnf,
, 1880-05-19

THIRTEEN persons concerned In wreck
ing train in one ct tho Spanish provinces have
been sentenced to death, hnd thirteen others to
tnprisonncnt for twenty ychrs encil,
, 1880-05-19

A DECISION favorable to kearney by the
Caltornln suptnn1 Court Is anticipated. Tho
rotnRrks OF Judge Thornton during tho hcartng
OF DcIlIs' case are tho grounds on which tho pro-
dtcttpa Ia based. , s.
, 1880-05-19

RErup1Arixa Memphis Is In now trouble.
Tho city gaye up iii Municipal chafter and made
itself into taxing tisttlet to ayoid Judgment
upon .ts bonla. and now the Supreme Court
holds that suits axainst tho city are equally
deal cheaper j,l tho end fur oltlcs a. we'll a. In.
ut1lduals to pay their debss than to try 10 dodge
them. In the end 1t IL cheaper fur states, too.
, 1880-05-19

TnE Sultan Is said to bo greatly disturbed
about the creation Of tho International Comtns.
sion, and vii! probably resist any httempt ID
tako tbs financial control nut Of blu hands. 3to
may ~ well keep quiet. II the Kuropoan Pow
ers insist on tho Commission ho caunot help
blnaklf.
, 1880-05-19

A LADY living at A,nbia, Ind, who was
bitten by cnt two years ago. Ia suffering from
hydrophobia, aud IL believed to be lncurabla-
, 1880-05-19

11EarEntA LoDaE NO. &1I 4. +: 4. M..fhs
Iupmborn hereby notified to attend regular Gum.
nunientlon nt aInlf, cusnct 1ahHnfph and tltssed;
n!4. "Wednesday evening. May " laU A. n'c!oeks ~
rItrts1 our work, 1hAES tAfTll, W. ii.