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, 1880-04-19

II W,,,,or ,,a, ,,an,, T., H." .,,ar traJn a.
,wanfv.sro voora ,rho urosout Iow ,,od
atpco ism ,tri,.n,, o.. mn nm NJ tuxoai,, mn.
Jtot mt of tio t,nstnraa ami had rcd,cn,1 t,,o
n,n,1mr NJ roiInarlcs rrnm t;ftv tn twnniv.
nno A tr,ttng n,o.stxtonnth ~ n co,,t n
nn,,nd m anrnra mn,ln n ,ltffcronca ~ q mn
n 1av or w ss19 m, n % wnar n anne of thcsa rr.
tIunr. sf,.r ,,tac,ea,no tho a,,,,cct fullv
mn, cxniofninp TIM failures t., ret ;,nv at,rn-
linn nj washington. hc ID rrnnrtrd r, hnvo
fins rcferrni IN tho t,ho,rmo, NJ lin nrosnrt
Wova md sfcona Commt,tra.
In ,no,1rt n ,yns = ,urn,nr ,,,soro,o ~ Tim
Million that mich n s,,ns, ,,s Furslan.lo wWsl
sno,,!!i b. a at tho hnatl of tto must 'n,porti.mt
Dcinncr,tjc rnrty, thst 40 i1tr ,,s thoy hcpt
sIlci, nun ut t.o top the purity wu,fti nc aikoty
c"n'if.w Il, Nav York as hr I'LL tu tuu,1irc @ % IMst,
tho fr',,'as, ut tho White 1tot'ac! Fernantln
III % IL, .n ~ III .ir,,, fr"',t' ~, .t,,t ~
ttirsnr thnn lIKhtning.-he was il fraud h!msoii,
nn 1s; R F,1' H. tIo , e t,, Kitty T,,,, N n c ho
s,Ynr. hing us yaster by far th1n those of tho
Iwee'' "ne' ...-
Ills present tariff imposes dulles on sugar
according to their "color," following III tl,ts
Instance m Old standard adopted by Holland
century ago but hot followed III any otlier
part OF tho civilized world. The discoveries,
tho prosecutions, antl convictions III sonlo Of
tho Courts, where 1t wns proven that Importers
had their sugars nrtiticIally colored III order
to liave item entered nt low rates OF duty,
ought to have been sufficient TO sntfsfy Coil
gl'css that TINT test Of sl,gar was only III
tended to give license to frautl. The po'ari-
scopo was then Introduced lnto tho Custon''
, 1880-04-19
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
,ces for tia receipt Of subscriptions md arertlsc.
uentx IA fol1nws:
NEW YpnK-Itoom q Tribune Muttdla1. F. T. Mo-
TADnEN, Manager.
GLASGOW. observation-disclosures American Eows
Agency. II Acnheld.sL
LONDON, EnH.-Amorfcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
HEH1iY +. 0ftIic, Agont,
WA401NUVDN. p. C.-til1 + street.
, 1880-04-19

AElI STotlI.s sncers at the scratcl,crs ID
Nov yurk, but docs uot obsursa that tloy lie
fcatel ono Of the oantltdatcs OH tho Itopubllcat
ticket lust fall, and but for tho Kelly b3it woult
huso defeltod SIR. Cornell by IL considerable n,s
jorlty. They Gust 3),UD0 vntos by acttsal count
Mr.. Stnrra IL Rotibrous. IIo Gun afurl 10 aIsrp'
gtrtl tho scrltchcrs, but tho Republican purity
CnJ,lut,
, 1880-04-19

AwELt-DiFoKM correspondent writing
from 1ntiaua, states tho feeling Of Republicans
In that State to DO thia: "With GrAnt us tho
rand!dato the State will cortainly 60 Demuernt-
10; with 4hermaT1, the btNte would be doubtful;
Blaine you'd probably cnrry tho State; Wusll-
surno would be sure to curry it,
, 1880-04-19

AMONG tho religious l,lattor which ,yn
ptint this n'ornn9 Will bo fuunu scru,on by
Prof. Sw1rK Oil "Chartty, Its Tsibulatiuns 4ud
sueetsscs by tho Hoy. J0hA Williamson, ut tue
Firht MGthtdlst Church. on "l'ho plan ul suIyu-
t!on ~ tue Methodist Church Understands IT,;
lecture by tho nov. Isuoko IIesf0rl, at
he Church Ut tho Messiab, OIL "Thou.us
PMEne: Quo III Amcsicas Neglected Heroes IT u
seport OF tha fortieth ahnIversaryot tho Chle,yo
1lblo Sactuty. ut the seconi presbyterlu,lC Church,
With sermon by tho ilev. Francls l.. Patton,
u. D.; aua letter grom Elnciuauu Ktviug uu
, 1880-04-19

EX-SENATOR BoUrwELf. fl Ills speech for
Grnnt before tho massachusetts Convention
sahi: "1f ha rctlrcs from the contest to-nor-
row, Mr. Dlutno, beyond MI question, Is tho nom.
is,eu OF tho Republican party ut Chtcago.' This
circumstance mny explain why cortnln Senntors.
rtvnls OF Mr.. Dlntnu. AFRO 80 exceedingly anxious
that Gen. 0rant should not rutlre.
, 1880-04-19

TIE withdrawal OF 1Er. TIltlcn will bring
grcnt grief to tho Ablu anil influential DurnocrAcY
Of Iowa, No1rasks, Alll knnslIs: md tho Eepub-
lscuns Ut Kentucky and Missouri would be qulto
incOnsoluhlo II Con. Grant should positively de-
cilne to run ny1l1n.
, 1880-04-19

THE storm Of wind and ruin which rngcd
70 violently III Chicago lnst evening proves to
anvo boon I'm extended sweep. Dispatches from
milwaukee,. Springfield. ILL.,, Dclolt, Wis, Lenv-
enworth. nr'd other places, tell Of considerable
fanago by wind md lightning.
, 1880-04-19

THE Communists hAve mnle UP their
minus not to sond tlcegutcs to tho contng s,uts
Convention Of Fiatists nt Springfield. Tho ro-
, iusal OF tho railroads to Kr1lnt passes, ruthor
thnn "party rules" tho rcnson Unsigned, Is prob
4biy tho chief cause of THUR refusal to pttcnd
, 1880-04-19

a FIRE occurred in this city yesterday
which had all tho elemonts Of u very c1ts.lsivu
contjagratlon, as tho looution wus planlng-uill,
With luinbor-yar.ts for surroundings, and IL
! strong Knle Of wind proynting. by l,ard work
md good management tho loss WIS kept down
10 about S30,oo0, Ut which SIT, 600 is covered by
l1alirnuGa.
, 1880-04-19

A. WEDDING iii high life is announced In
this mornings budget OF news from Chnl+
Miss Lai Sun, Chinese Indy educated IN
AmcrIca, tho daughter OF Il Ticn-tsln Official,
has boon unitod iii .uiarriaRu to Capt. Anderson,
commander Of Chinese gunboat, the ceremony
being performed by tho Dem Of tho English
Cathedral Ut Shanghai
, 1880-04-19

Col. JOHN E. HAMILTON. ono OF the Ken-
tucky Delegates to tho Chicago Convontlon ID
authority fur tho statement that four Of ths
dulcgutcs, surely, anl possibly soven, wilt bolt
tho Instructions or tho stnto Convention md
vote ugninst tho third TORN from tho start.
, 1880-04-19

TIE Cincinnati Commercial says that
four to six OF tho Kuntncky doDgutos and
twenty-five Of tho Pennsylvania delegates will
bolt tho Instructions Of their Stato Conventions
oil tho first bailot.
, 1880-04-19

ESTIMATES as to tho results Of County Con-
rent4ons thus fur held III Ohio Rlru llluIno six
Gen out Of tho forty-four delegates to tho Chi
thgo Convention from that State The Congress
nonal district in which President tIaycs md
aor. Foster reside will send II Dluine delegation
q ChIcoRD.
, 1880-04-19

IF tho milwaukee, Wisconsin wishes to do
tue thts.l-tcrili cl,Bu lit Illinois and Wisconsin
lis much damngcns it possibly can, It Tins uuy to
keep vi printing paragraphs like this:
Ono 0i tho CIieuYD resolutions which specially
urgGa tle nomination IF Grnnt wits {lat hfs
election wo'1ti prrim!nontly .pive stublIlt: q
InMy bu oscrturncsl by tho ,uany fools and en-.
tn1tsl.tsts WHO lt not npprrc!at1 TUG full Effects
Naiio,i Tft.sstW n1,G Which % swi''lS 'G IS cr as
tllH!!y sustained by seh journals lis TILE CI1cA
10 TRIBUNE Aslt1 tsthons Df tlIMt iik.
, 1880-04-19

THE liono Of carryI,g Virginia by fusion
Of Republicans and ItepudiAtonlsts rests Oh
hlctldor foundation Of tnct While tho Fusion.
lists elected majority Ut tho last Legislature,
they did 30 I'm stnnlt vote. From ID, ,OO0 to 600u
democrats tlld not conlo oNt Mt I'LL. lesides 1t
to1ornbly we'll known that thousands Of Detno.
cr''ts III Virglnia who might voto for state FL.
sion ticket would holt tho Republican Electoral
ticket Sctlator-elcct Mnslote, tho lcatltr OF tie
Fnsionists. fitls nlrpatly safd TINT ho would usa
his tnil.lcneo III fuyor Of Hancock against anr
Republican WIN inHy be nominated. lie 1nfsht
bu persuaded to favor any Democrat, except
Iiti,n. 1ndcel, tho nomination Ut TiLlcn
,,i!orls tho only hopo wise Republicans may hase
Of carrying any Suuthor,t Stnte; MD ridden Is
not nominated got by II good .lea1.
, 1880-04-19
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1880.
SOME 200 Chicago brickmRkers met yestur-
lay md dccilcd to Ask IN ndrauca Ut Is cunts
pur dny over tho w,xcs Ut lust summer.
n.~ 81 III f

GEN. CHANT wns ut Bloomington yester-
duy, antl after attcut,tng divine worsh!p at tho
First Methodist Church he visited tho Soldiers
Orptans Homo Mt Normal nnl made n brief nd
:lress to .nl shook hntltls with tho children. He
leaves to-day fur GAlpnn-
, 1880-04-19

LEAVING Illinois out Of the count, the
Gruat Northwest IL solid on tho ProslluusIal
question. and not Oh tho sttlo tlo manages
Wuiiu like to havu It,
, 1880-04-19

gfisli inilr,Hlry Inns pr0bnbly reached II
maximum. still s,naller reductions may be
expected. As n while, tho ,luht Of EuroIe
isi far more llkoly to be Increased as tic
necessities nrtse Which Dislnnrci's policy
Is sttrn to causc. Neither o1n n decrease ut
nrn,y md nnyy expenditure he expected.
Tle military syslem Of uurnn,,y, for tho
adoption III which,, h, tts present form. 1lo
nluno Is responsible, Is s,tcl, ia 10 render
NECESSARY every eight or ten years II lnrgo
incrrnsa of tho permanent arl1y til order to
furnish skeleton organizations for tho
mobilization, when necessary, OF her
increasing population. An increase Of
tho Gcr1,an military force, combined will,
Uls1nnrck's aggressive pIaus, nlnlzc necessary
n corresponding Increase OIL lilo part of other
natinl,s. It may therefore be expected that
the armies md rnvfcs 0t Europe will coll-
stantly bu enlarged and tho expenditures fur
their maintenance swollen fur bcy0ntl their
present limits. rhcse CAUSES will constantly
aud largely increase Tile amount Of eihfgra-
tlon from Europe to tho United States, by
which our producing powor In 10 greatly
augmented mud tlat OF Europe diminished.
1t Is not MI cxaggerat1on to sny TINT Bis
mnrck alnnn ia rnst,ous;hle for tbIs condition
at ufruirs, II IL aulcly ,luo ID him TINT Ger.
ntnnv has enlarged her armament to 40
enormous nnd rltinous MI extent. Ills
schemes for tllo Incrcaso Of German power,
md the overwhelming force lla Inns prepared
10 carry ont t,,eso schcnrs. huvo driven
other E,,ronat, ,,utions to tn]ta n,rnsnrcs for
tlelr owl protection by every military
,leyclon,uent within t},o;r nowar. il
Inns 1uen nrccssarv for than to fneur
thts costly cxtruynanttcc. or 10 submit the,,,-
selves To his ,lictotton witl,out t],o mower 10
resist. Ar in accorla,,co will, HIS wishes the
German military nn,1 nnvnl forccs nro n,,g.
mr,,te,1 M their wnrlf1,n exncnlttnrcs mrst
hpcnue rnrrespon,l1np1v rr,atrr. tr1,cso ron.
tinuctl anl easily prepnratlons for wnr. witt,
tho uusrtt!r1 and fcycr,.h conai,,on NJ nul,.
lie oniu;ou to wt,cl, t,,cy uiyo risc. must. or
co,,rsc. uronortionntcv reti11co tl,o inl,1stria1
camcitv If Eurouc. mid their natural result
cnnuot In otl,cr tion tn tncrcoap tn n rntnn,,a
, 1880-04-19

PRESIDENT HAYES Is q Grant mall, but
tho Republican Convention Mt his ho1nu toxn,
Fremont, s9nt nlatue dclcgutoa to tho Ohio Con-
, 1880-04-19


o,,r ,,,s,,nnuu, thu ,nh,Ecans tsa,oot,.kccueys,
mn,lo rn,n,unu c,,,sa nraiust C,fou,,nr,
nuthnr ~ lin "r,lfn NJ Lori 1lcacous1lr1d.,
nud ,,ot,vitl,.tamlInv Tim crv az nAthn}at,,
raIscd nrninst him l,e wns clcctei1, In XII
,inro Cn,uiv tl,e rcnrcseutot1on sincc 1s,o los
bcu n fin hunls nj two lncnl urIstorrattc
Catholic families. Int t,o Ianti.I I,ruu,,t, NOM.
inns. nm NJ wLn,n s :, tcna,,t. .fnrn,cr. s,yrnt
fin ttpll nj. t,n,c drsutte Inn opnoslfton If
finn nreat mntortty of tho clrruy. Nor ',nye
t1,nsU 1rts,, ucnstnis nuv funra rcnur,l ffr tin
tru,1lttons at thu past than for tho ,wItljco.re
1iu;nus Influences nf TIM present. aud t,,cy
sce,n to te n,fto frce from Tho nncEent- -glory-
Erin nonsrnse. Tha O'Connor Inn. de-,
scc,,ttunt NJ aver ~ many trtsl, Kings n vcry
nbtr ur,,ti,mau, n rreat fuyorlt with nil
c)nsscs. md ma win Ind leen ruorkc,l ont
ty Mr.. 1,n,tsfn,u fpr n Cabinet ,psit]ou. VIM
mgrcttcsly slaughtered ut tl,o polls in favor
Of Dr. t,ummInY. II free.tbtukcr, but, nm n,t-
lrront of purne],. Tim churches nj I&nsco,u-
mon wt.re rupI,]ty yacntett by the mulc n,e,.-
lwrs of thu conoreanttons when tha c,ergv hc
na,, thelr nolltirnl l,aronrucs In tlrn,nciat,nn
of )r. t,ummtrs, loose nntlnps IN ttormn: mt
flint t,,oso urasnuts cared 1lttln far roitrIon-
| fur they aro intensely deyout Catlollcs.-
hut t]lcy cfrc.l mttc], for thu polfttcut prir-
cIplcs ntlyocatcd bv tl,s ticnouncc,t. I'aruulrs
rrcutest triumpl,. loweyrr. was gained t,, {.orl,
borol,ol. wi,ero ho wns o,,,oscti l,y thu Cath
oltc Dfst7nn and hts clcruv. n,l denounced m
tile Sunday preceding Tho Monday OF ctcc-
! tjon as IN tirn,rnr,d.,' "n selt-nlrctet' die.
| tntor.n tim American carpctbaCger.n etc.,
| etc. Tho publfcans opposct him, nllf1 thoy
are n numerous body IN Cork: tile psoutto-
| nrlstocrats oppt,scd lin, antl they ara III, ill.,
tlurnttal md I'M nrroaant tribe l,, ttnr,;: nna
| tho wl,olo Murphy famtly-nnI every fourtl,
| nlnn IN tic city by thu Lee IL n Muru.,y-ot,-
posed him :yet l,e got nearly f1yoyotes to every
| three cast for lis opyonent. Tho po,,utur
yolc0 WIS unmtstaknbly IN lis favor. and
| with n fnlr franchise hts victory would luye
been overwhelming, Az 1t wns. tho National.
lst element consider tint Cork llas once moro
established Its right to be called "Cork's own
town, md Coils own clty.n The narrow mn
| iority of ito by which tin clerical uarty ill.,
fcntctt MI obscure md unknown cu,uiilnto
| will, nm unfortunate, nau,o III Cork County.
only enes to show how slender is their hold
even III that placc.
Tnrncll's triumph is unprccetlcntcl fn Irc-
1and, The only GLANCE thu clericuls hayo Of
rcEatninE their lost power Ii to joln his party
a,ltl 10 with them tbs wlolo length of the bro
ara,n, This they will scarcely do. Ihcy
nre naturally Tories. a,,l wero It uot TINT tha
Oraupcmcn. whose hostility to tfp Catholic
Churc, il 40 unstinted aml hittrr. bc1one to
tI1o Irish Tory faettou. many of the clergy
would have )ong since totnrd TINT party. In
! E,trlan,l tho 1,lshot,s. nriests nni thu nutiyo
, 1880-04-19

tho Legislature, tho pnf,sh mud costnty u,yco.
md tho election h,0ohlnery wcro t,n,
yeHrs nHn IN tho hnnds Ut tho nrn,n
lfcn1l purity; thoy nre all now In n,
lnt,de of tho De.nncrncy, Tho very llct1rntnus
1nhrls TINT woru ,iscd 10 tlefcnt Tho frn,,, ans
viotencn of lilo bnldzora will naxt fulI In ,,su,
to Hlvc OBJECT to tholr Aoclslons. 1t will nrnr,t.
calfy make M difference whctftor tho neumc,
nfssl tho white lteptblcnna III thoEo Htgtcs yotn
nr not. They will lto oounte1 nut. 11aa,Io lm1s
lots, county election oitioors, aud stato lctrn.
fnH 1}tmrls will surely tlo thoIr work, and m
Republican majority will romaln when thcy
hnYu t!nishll. et
, 1880-04-19

|
will yeachieyesl tl,cir purpose, for the l,ow
litigation will put n cloud upon certain Sun
Francisco titles which will cnabie tho jobbcrs
to leyy blacknail upon tile ho,td Jit1c ow,,urs.
It IL astonishing and l[sgraceful That such Il
scheme rs tl,is Should gnfn 50 much rs n
hearing from the Natlu1mt Legislature. Tho
Committee whicl. reported this bill is coul-
posed Of A[cssrs. Guntcr, ot Arkansas; Mar-
TIN, Of West Virginia; Caldwell, Of Kentucky;
| Muitlrow, of Mississippi; Stevenson, Of 1li-
nofs: Myers, Of 1lldfann; Mitchell, 0f 1'enn-
| sylvania; Norcross, of Massachusetts; Bur-
rows, Of Nlchignn; Van Voorhis, Of New
Jersey; md raclieco, Of California.
PARNELL's REGENT CAMPAIGN IN Ire
| LAND.
Tho recent electoral carlpaign III Ireland
developed many phases iN the political senti-
tHcnls Ut tho people Of tint country, tho most
remarkable being the complete at.tl over
wl,clmtng Reputation of tho clergy and Of
tho puolicans lis political guides and
prophets, and tho striking ntlyance Of tho
electorate In radical aud modern itlcas.
! Previous to tho passage Of tlle Ballot act Nil
Irish electlou--nll Tor that matter all English
election-wns littlu better tl,ar II faction fight,
Tho unfortunate voter was threatened with
eviction by tile landlord IL he voted for tho
Whiy cardl,late, mud II he voted for tho Tory
the priest held f3x3h no pleasant prospects
for him In Kingdom Come Tho Tory ca,l-
t didatcs III tlluso days wero usually rich
n,-landlortls,- the purcl,as;lbIe no,-
voting element was nlways uil their Site being
well pnld for tiier sweet Voices. Another
aut mnro tntIcnrutlcut clt,n,pnL nf I'm NM
clcctnrs ,vos ra,,0cI NJ tho at,J, m ,l,a wills
win nlwuvs ,,afnro election wis n ercnt
natr,ot tr tin nnrf,rtunut,, t,nont votoJ for n
3vh3o , ,rorv hrlc,- wns snrc n ,ascnn.l m
hIs s.m1n, ar,f n nurki,lorn ,,esrrn,],.l Nh
thc 1rn,t nf him win yntptl fnr trn ,rorv.
ff,ottrn ceus wtre ,,ot ,,,ow,, IN tI,osn .1uys-
Inn, ,ro n rnncnt s,x,u ,rnnv,tlnn on,i MT
ot nj, fl.r,v tn ha non,,lnr ns ,vtn,,t,,,s nf nj,
frnseI llur;nr cjt.r,1o,. then ti,, countrv
wns II, n s,nta nf .Eprc, 1Irr sratrsty,s rci-
cnn,s ,vrr,, conytnnt1v ,norchlntr frnm cnut,tv
tn c,u,tv. t]ta ,u,l;c, fnrc., l,ud thn1r hn,,ds
mi, nm, re;, r,ren,,,tu ,,or,, nn1f.,tf In from
M,,tn f,thrnltor u,,,l other ,,locea n nrpsrrv,.
Inn ,,,.ra hetvrrn tho xnltttunus,v md
sntrttrnlIv ,nsn,ra,l forttnus.
Tl,o tnu,,pnrnt;on ,,f uccrnt vot;nr untycr tha
nolInt mt rnm,Irtniv tcstrnyetl the nl1t,rn]
no,vor m M, In,ullorf1. and n 1nnkn,l fnr n
linn oa tbnuph tha t,otbnlIc c,.rrv xo,,d
have II nh l,,r u,y vnv II, tlo rurnl cn,,st,t.
nrnr,ru nnd lint In t,,,, boro,,c,s thny wnuI,,
char, ,n,ttIrnl no,vcr wifi, thn r,,n,anlInra
The ]rs, cluc,Io,,s under tl,a oct occ,,ryc,l in
1a71 unI r.sul,,l IN tho rotrrn m n unt NJ
nn1it,ruI ,,nmbn,rs rror.sxinV nou,a, ,1.ut.rs
nm1 f,on,l. t,nforrnnrs win ,,,evlnua n o1e,.
i'm ,ypr. ,nnst orf,.ut nntrIots ,uot1nr
a., r.,
, 1880-04-19

Sih1es supreme Court 10 teopch tto case,
Which WIS efHtonhte''!S dec'aett on ils merits
twenty ye'rs ago' 1t II a''reasohapaa 70 saf-
poso t!as any persoii nr my corpofat!on III
Vestea INC sum oi sl':MhUu m ia'"l-c4a'lt,
"hteti Aha heeh hhal'ya"j'"catc!t MS Foi!
a'al ltahun!el't. It's HIGHLY pfonanlo t'at
"1 one aoi'ar has hce'i p'il mo ule Joo' eS"
cept possibly iof tho ethrsoyfhoht "1 loppy-
lsts; taaefe i'lhS also ''aVe oeeii sonho co'la''
tlona! alylsloh or tlio pfoceeas IN ease tl'o
!nnllc treasury stnhi't ever oe reae"eo'
ha1' oseh IL tno e'h''n was oo',sil1 ~ W ~
noceht ma Veraaiit part'es' at"l 'io 'nntter NJ II
tho SUN pna lot IL WIS 'aIs" Ut s.asa1l' Ileto
~ not t'lo fefnotest opllga'lo'' on si'e part of
,ne ohtea stases "o'ee"'ne'et 10 feinl-
oasse tho 1hSes1ofs' q nol 'u.o .i'S
, 1880-04-19

TInvtrly'R Theatre. -.
Dearborn street, corner Of Monfoa. "The lllsal
fAns!neeg8."
, 1880-04-19

Tony at tho Convention Tomorrow.
-.
T1LDEN AND THE DEMOCRATS.
hlr. Tihlen's atlafrs see1n to ba approaching
q crisis, 1t would appear to be almost t1lev-
ttnbfe that T1lden's stntus NJ Presidential
canl1fntc will be determined after tho Now
York State Convention, which mcefsat Syra-
clse Tomorrow, aud That some approximate
estimate cRn bn n,nde OF ILLS cAanccs to So
cure tho Cincinnati nomination " lie remain
In tho field. Meanwhile, MI is cI'a"s. No
grent party wins ever SO bcsct with tncslons III
the Democratic party III Now York State
1>issenslons nre 10 rife that not r'rreIy two
but actually three Conventions are a1uo,'g tl'e
possibilities Mt Syracuse. john Kelly may OF
may not endeayor to get Into the regular
Convention with Ills Tniunnny following; II
lie 1nake the attempt 1t Is likely that he Will
fntl, so that tn any caso Iamnlany Will prob
nbly llnye Convention OF Its own. But there
Is also strong anH-Tllaan faction which
does not allliate with tho Tnn'nany orgai1!-
zatlo'i, which IL II peculiar Institution Ut
New York City politics. 1t Is rep
resented tint tho nntl-lil'icn sentiment
throughout the State has elected largc i1it-
jority Of the delegates 10 tic Syracuse Co't-
vention; tho number Is estinAtcd In SOME
cases us high lis two.tl'trtls Of thu wloin. II
This bu corrcct a'ad the regular delegates bo
permitted to exercise tlHir rights, 'riitlen's
fnte will be settled adversely to Ills "cEaE1n"
without counting the Talilmnny tacttoi''
Hut on tln other hama, 1t Is said that the
Tildcn managers propose to 'naka up "papcr
delegations" aiui contest the rights of tho
regular anti-Ttlden Delegates. Ellden VIII
not 70 ihto this sort Of business without sat'
isfysng himself tint lo can carry 1t through.
In ts,st case 1t seems to be lIkely TINT tle
anti-Tildcn incl Will withdraw, md set up
an independent Convention 1T their own,
cfaimlne 10 be "reR1'lnr" both ns against tho
Til1cn aid the Kelly Conventions. Tho
situation Is certainly very complicated.
There seems to 10 rs great an uncertainty
hbout Mr. Tiltlelrs personal! Intentions Ms
t1lore Is nb0nt tbs outcome III tho Democratic
dissc'lslol's Which his rrcsetce In the light
lns developed. On tho ono liailtl, there Is n
report, based upon w'nt Is represented as
" the most authentic Information" TINT I'll
den has held consultation with Ills lcntlng
adlierents, nnd tlAt 1t was tl,en decided TINT
Ito would not be n candidate. On thu other
reported NJ suying most empllaticnl!y tint
Ti.dun will not Withdraw, but IL making the
n,ost eurncst politfcol contest oil Ills life.
This, we are assured. u,uy be accented Oh
. absolutely cprrect.n A. third version Of
TllIcn's prrsoual uosltlon ii TINT ]lv designs
to ]old M long enough 10 secure for himself
prcponderatinu Influence in determining
who Tim Democratic. ca,ulit!ate s1nl, M. .ri]-
, 1880-04-19

MAalson street, bctwcon Dearborn and atat
sTho Btrategists+''
, 1880-04-19

1Too1cy's Thentrc.
Randolph street. betwcun Clark and LII sa1io "our
qtrlxn
, 1880-04-19
POSTAGE,

Enstrtd al ths pot- -oNee At Chicago Ill, a. Sseond-
Cldst Natter
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
CRIME.

SAMUEL ROBINSON, colored, was
henged at Leesborg. Va, on the 10th for
the murder of Thomas, colored, last
October.
THE police of Chicago succeeded on
the 7th inst, in arresting u Mr.. Webb
and wife, who have for long time been
robbing the principal hotels OF Chicago.
After the arrest, the thief Webb was
identified as an old and successful shop
litter.
WILLIAM SIMPSON, a pawnbroker in
New York city, was probably fatally
shot while in his store, by Geo. G. Ran
dolph on the 4th inst. 1t appears that
Randolph had been levying blackmail
/ upon Simpson on some mysterious
ground connected with an old love af-
fair. Simpson had refused to pay any
more money and Randolph began TO
shoot.
AT midnight Saturday night, says a
Peoria, Ill telegram of the 9Th, almost
tragedy occurred at Harper's corners,
miles west of Peoria. Thomas WATSON
entered the home of his divorced wife,
fred nine shots at her bed, two from a
shot gun and seven from revolver,
wounding her twice in the breast and
head. He then kicked her head and face.
She begged for mercy and he relented
and attempted to bind up her wounds
and cared for her until five O'Clock
next morning when he took to the woods.
The woman NAV recover.
AN Ottawa, Canada, dispatch of the
9th SAYS: A fire at O'Clock yesterday
morning damaged the Bank street Pres
byterian church $4,000 dollars; insured,
About the same time, while the sexton of
st. Joseph's Catholic church was pre-
pairing the edifice for the five O'Clock
service, he saw man with lighted
candle standing behind the alter. On
going forward the man who had set fire
to the woodwork in the entry and also to
the organ, fed. 1t is surmised that an
organized gang has determined upon
destroying thsee two churches and the
public is much excited over the affair.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

As was anticipated, the financial state
ment with which the Tories have gone
before the country in England is not in
itself very satisfactory, and the chan
cellor of the exchequer has had to de-
fend it by pleading the badness of the
times and the great cost OF the war
which would have taken place if the
ministry had not made a iudicious out
Law by way of precaution. The deficit
for the present year will amount to
Sl6.790,0O0, but he anticipates a small
surplus for the coming year. This de
licit of the present year, and the float
ing debt contrated for the purpose of
frightening the Russians, will amount
all to about 100000, and this he
determines to meet not by fresh taxes
but partly by issuing terminable anuu-
tiles. to be taken up within the coming
five years, so as to spare the taxpayer,
and partly bya fresh issue of exchequer
bonds. But to meet the terminable
annuities he proposes to take up about
5000, OO0 out of the sinking fund, and
this is the feature in his budget which
has called down the most animadver-
sion. In fact, the budget may be called
ON the whole an electioneerlng budget,
as it appeals distinctly to the classes
who care more for monetary exemp-
ton than for the national credit.