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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28
AUGUSTA. GA. Dee. q. 1879

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28
1t looks like Hagood.
The warm weather is coming.

Fr6ih| accounts of persons who
have Speen sriding oycf tllc country,
the crops look fine and promising.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28
Marion jackson

Respectfully returns his thanks to
his many customers for their past
patronage, and hopes to merit the
same in the future by keeping con
stantly OH hand fresh meats of every
kind at his old etaiid, in rear of the
Postoffice, during the present year.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

We arc reliably Informed that Mr..
James +. Way intends to construct II
fine hall over his brick building on
Russell street.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

We are glad to sccthat che "Bnplist
Courier has made 50 much progress
in the line Of improvement since il
has fallen into the hands of Col.
lloyt, and has been removed to
Grccnvillc. The air of the Noun
tain City seems to have given it new
life and yigor,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

Mr.. j. &. lIcmphill has retired
from his editorial connection with
the Abbeyille "Mcdi,lm" tostakc q
position on the staff Of the Charles
ton News and Courier" Mr.. II. II
llcmphill is now the sole editor of
the "Mchiun."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

In our common schools too little
attention is given to reading, writing
and arithmetic. These three studies
stand as the foundation upon which
the superstrncturc is 10 be raised.
They, therefore, require time, pa
ticncc, and thorough drilling.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

The entertainment ut Masonic
Hall ON Tuesday evening, under the
management of Rev. johnson, in the
interest of the colorcd Presbyterian
MiSsionrry Society, was successful
affair Interesting addresses were
madr by Dr. Cooke, Rev. O. a. Darby.
Prof. Lawrence and others, and the
exercises were pleasant. intcrspcrsed
with music, both vocal and instru-
mental.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

The Columbia s"Rcgister," under
the editorial contrpl Of w. "N Pope,
Esq, is an acknowledgement pa
per.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

Delegates and visitors to Columbia.
during the State Convention, rcmcm-
- Der Pat Meehan's restaurant if we
i want to feed we'll
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

The closing exercises of the Vii
lagc Primary and Normal School.
Rev. W. l.. Johnson, Principal. takes
place next Monday evening at 7:45
+. NJ, at the Brown school houst.
The exhibition will consist of rccita-
tions, ) readings and music by tllr
pupils. This school is the contin,-
alton of the Orangcburg free schoo!
that has given satisfaction to the
District Trustees and its patrons for
the past three years. About 1870
children have been successfully
taught this year. Mr. Johnson feels
that his assistants, Mrs. Sarah 4.
llunhcrt and Mrs. Charlotte T..
Johnson are deserving of the highest
commcndation for tllcir faithiulncss
as teachers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

We are sorry to hear that Mr.. II.
NJ. Smith is suffering from IA severe
.att acllp Of sickness, and wchopc he
will,soonbe out,agaih
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

DR.. Bowman, of the Lutheran
Church, being in town, we hope that
he will be induced TO stay until after
Sunday, so that we may enjoy n ser
mon from him. lie is an able and
eloquent preacher, and it is ALWAYS
profitable to hear him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

4. Mrs. II. c. llubhcll is still lying
very i'll, although there is shade
pi Improvement since last week
Mr.. David Smell has also been i'll
for several weeks. We hope that the
disease in both cases may by rcblkrd,
an! ti'at the Improvement may be
prrihtnent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

See notice of. Town Council about
tampering with street lamps. &g
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

y. ThrrNamination of The students of
Cl;Mi, nivrrsity and Agricultural
Colleges takes place on the 9TH and
Sth of June. we acknowledge the
receipt Of catnIGAWr of the Inslitu-
'i"n' from which we :Sr rlcasclto see
that it's IN i"urashing condition.
and that the v,liiriculum has been
much advanced y nndcrltIiS skiItul and
successful manag} }'mcn' Of President,
{ 'oolic and his efficient faculty.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

llax n Bros celebrated sugar
cured hams guaranteed sound and
sweet l2I cents at ID. +. Smoak d
Co.'S.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

Mrs. Emanuel Rickrnlpackcr will
aGGG"p; our thanks for one Of the
finest lyn,!prZraisr'l cahbagcs we have
ever sccn:% nltwaa nS hard and heavy.
as Il Aorthern hc,tl, and made i llrs,
rate dinner. This only shows what
can y" done in he South hy improv-
ing our gardens.
We are also indebted to Mr.. street
for Il fine mess of Irish potatoes. He
has Il beautiful garden.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

Attention smokers! The finest
ever offered in. this markct-if YOU
want a real good smoke, either with
pipe or cig:!rct, 50 down to Mr.. III. s.
RcE"rkv ;. "rd try the original and
genuine Durham long cut smoking
tahavrh. 1t lasts longer and hold fire
better han any tobacco we have ever
used. Price l0crnts per package
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

Friend Milt3h +. Mryrrlvltothe
!lymrncal altaE last night Il blooming
bride sclcctcfl from among Orange
hurgs iaircs5 daughters. The inter
rsting ccrcm9'ny was performed by
DIR. W. 5. bowman in the Lutheran
Church. in fhr presence Ola Hattcr-
ing audicnYc The train ofattcnl-
ants, with h9iie and groom presented,
II lovely and dazzling. appearance.
May pcac9 '.and Joy ever attend the
happy h. couple i" their journey through
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28


The following persons have been
commissioned rs cnumcrutors of til,
10th |. :. Census for he County oi
Orangcburg:
Amelia Township-Jas. =. Thomp
son.
Eranchvillc Township-II. l.. Con.
nor.
Bull swamp 'rownshfp-K. Il. H.
llouscr.
Cav caw-F. S. DeTrcvillc.
Cow Castlc-A. j. l.. Edwards.
Edisto--W. ii. Dantzlcr.
G"odland-J. G. Young.
Goodby SC. 5. Edwards.
llcbron-D. II. Slannahan.
Libcrtv-J. j. Sallcy.
L.yons-J. l.. Rast.
Middlc-T. u. Stokes.
New Hope. w. Bowman.
Orange. y. Sallcy.
Orangeburg G. He. j. Fielder.
Pine Grovc-A. +. Darby.
poplar-A. a. Connor.
providcnce-J. II. Fielder.
tnion-F. NJ. Green.
Willow-W. W. Evans.
Nances-E. l.. Dantzlcr.
Iion-A. w. Tharin.
Butterick's new patterns for juno
arc ready Call for new fashions
paper, Mt Henry koh,'s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

The moonlight pic mic of the
LuthcranChurch, an Tuesday even.
ing. ut the Fair Building, was IL very
pleasant affair. The grounds were
beautifully illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, which presented Il novel and
lively spectacle on approaching. Ar
rangcmcnts were made for prone
nadcS and amuSclncnts. The little
children were highly delighted With
their diversions of stealing partners
and other games, and the young men
and maidcns had pleasant time
generally The Edisto Rifles were
out in full uniform under Lieut.. G..
W. l'rnnson, and formed an attrac.
tive feature in going through their
mancllvrcS.
The hrass band was In attendance
;lnl rnlivcncd the occasion with soul
stirring music. AbouteIO o'clock
tie alloon ascension took place amid
tire lilzzas of. the enrapturpd specta-
tors. Refreshments Of an kindS
were served by the ladies. Although
the notice WAS SO short the evening" )
entertainment was quite a success
and we nope was source of profit to
tbn ( f'k,,r,b
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28
South Carolina "a Rail Road
Passenger. DcpaFtElacHat

CHANGE OF sCIiEDULF.
On and after May 10th, 1889, Passenger
Trains on this Road will run Us follows
uill further orders.)
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-05-28

The Sixth Annha| mccting of the
South tar"lna Press Association
wilt i" held in the City Of Grccnvillc
on the lTih If June. y pleasant cx
cursioi 20 Cincinnati the Queen
ti:y Of The West, is also arranged
t"rihc Association during the session
OF .!.r National Democratic Convcn-
tinn. j will l." ii trli~lttult trip.
, 1880-04-08
IOWA. DEMOCRATS.

prs 81 Ia fthtfAnd
apee'as n.'P"" ~ ...., ~ s' TI.o a.ot, r,,,o.
HuhiiNnros' la.' Apr' "@lno o,a.u l..s.' ..so
octttttc Convention, called fnr tho purpose OF |
SOLICITING delegates to tho Cincinnati Convention,
,,nt t,nrn to.1nv In f,lt fnrce beIn1 renrly 600
met mere m.aay u, ~. ~, . ne oe,,,,r,rs ,vns
strong ihe fcat ol 'no t.y .r,,,,n. wns w
chuscu, although tho Convention refused to In
str,,ot ~ nnv nrn trhc Hon. Edwnul John
strue' l"f nhy uno 4uo ''u. '.. ~ .,.,,nrtra
stolc, Ut kookuk' presided ovof ~ tno gathos'ns.
which was held III Unton Hal'. ing Chairman
''I for ~, umpIc.1xeI delegation. lio brought
mp tho question oi lnter,"' et"',s ,l's,
tntion, and dcclAimcd agatnst tho thlft,,
Thn narmt,,s, was ,oyotc,i tn rrclltutnurjrs, ant,
uno h"l,s ""s n,os, tto Cn,,.o,,o,, ,nt 5o,wr,
1t wins O'CLOCK be1oro tAe toss e"tlo'i W. """n
to nctnnl business. scvcnty-t'so counties wore
fouud tn In roprcsortcd. Gov. Gcar, who Is
.n - ,,st,e ,,1.t ,va. rn,lo,i m for n anecch.
neEe u uso. ~ ',us' aa,, m"n T,a,,,n,rnrv ,,cnt
and gavc tho assemhed nonloctacy " "Ih.
welcome to burlington. Tho speech Of tho tlny
wns n,,do by tho lion. John r. Irish, of johnson
'.... W. ,s.',,,,,,,,o,d For hnroat NANNY hit
Co"nty: lit p,"a''!''Iea ~. " .'.s. .,,nt ,,.,.
, 1880-04-08
GRANT,,

1,1o r7+T77nr t,o1 tCv 1y1yy tnns TIIE sotrTtf.
sn,e,a. nt,na,,h IN N, chitaao Trtbunt.
,v .s....,s., Sp., ~ - ..,r,, yMe1,nrt,, n f,or-
N"sll1HutWs' - ~ ..., np'n .t'esn.ss,. =, I'm
nht1. ot Iatlosn'A, tecct'y ote.eL"s " ."o
Ecnnte, Is one Of the foremost Of Grhnt men,
~ 1a.s. -. 80 +, nar orn,t .hoI1 t,a nornnato1
au s,,. ~ i,no or,'or,nnco
In urgamlzation, be one Of Ills most tFusty mnt1-
myers. Mr., Gorbam hns recently .nnt'c an ex-
tenod tnnr In tlo so,,th. in Tho co,,rso of which
he Ia reported tn hnvc had protracted eosl1l.
dcntlalconforemoc with Gen. Mnhonc, dtctatoro
s,I,nH ~ f.,,"r f1r,rt r. ma hccn IntIt,atc,I In
e.1'cu ~ iasI us s t,"a.,'t"n. ,,trht
Grant thHt tho
startlc tho country with moro nuw doctrine OF
reconciliation. (;cpruu Gprhnti, hitherto Inns
1,,c,, ,nn.ter ,f I'm rtniunr 1,cn,tbltruna. Tho
w. Iii ,,,,,,,,st ,r,r
Washington I"ss tomorrow VII p'iolisn ionR
Interview with him, hnWcrcr, In which be lore
ehntlows tho new policy Of Grnnt. Tho follow
, 1880-04-08

Chronic sls1n Diseases. onr1cs Of tho nonc. Hu-
mors In tho Hlood, Hcrpfuln,,s Diseases, Dud or
Unnatural lInhIt Of f'ody. Syphilis and Venercnl,
Fever Sorrs, Chronic pr Old Ulcers, Salt Mhcnfn,
Tickets, White Swelling. Seald 1(e9d. utrrlno
Affections, Canknrs, Glnttulnr 5wcll!nY Nodps,
Wasting anl Decny nf THO ltn1y, Timp!eA and
Usotctlcs, 1tmOrs DyHperstH, KtAnoy md nud.
der Dlsensos, Chronic rheumatism and GOut,
Consumption, nrnvcl nnd Calcstoua Deposits,
und varieties ut thu aboyo complaints to which
sOn1otEmes nre KfvUn epGc!otts mines.
We nssert that thcrc Is IN known romcay mat
possesses tho curative power owe! these niscnses
that lsntIwny's licstilvent furnishes. It curca
step by step, snrcly, from tho fo,indntion. md
restores tho fnjltft Tnrts tn thotr sound cnnd-
lon. Tl1E WAsTEs or THE nt>rY ARE STOPPED,
ANn HRALTuY R1.t3OD ia suprLIED TO THE sys-
TEN, fruna which new riAteriAl Is formed. ihls!a
tho first corrective r0wGr ut lendWny Hcsulvcit,
III cnsca wtrn tho AyHteIn has nctn en!iyatel.
MIL Mercury, Quicksilver. Corrosive SuG'!snnto
hayo accumulated md hccosno deposited In tho
homes, ]onts, etc.. cnusg cariea of tho bonGs,
swrlltngs, vnricoso ve!nsL etc., THO SnrnApartlan
Will resoIvc nwny thtse~ deposits and cxtcr1ni-
nntu tho vtrss Ut tho dlsensc FROM tho System.
II thnsa WIN nre taking those tac'l!ainus !or
tho euro Df Chruntc, utoiss. or Syphl!tlo
diseases, ht1wUvur snw r1ny 1D tho cure, " feel
better" nnIl fluid their general hGIth lmprpv-
Ing, ttictr t!rah and weight incrgAslnX. Or eyen
kcppnY It's OWL, Ia T. allrg EtEn That the cure y
progressing. In those dlscABcs tho. patient
ut}er gets better Or worsr,-tho virus u tho dis
tr,sn is mt nagt!yc: r nut nrreste.t md driven
undermine tho constitution. AS SOM as tho
SAltsArAit1LLlAN nnkcs tho patient" feel het.
tur,'' every hnur You will Ernw 5ctter and In
rrcrsn In hc,tltt strength, and flesh,
, 1880-04-08
TIE RECORD,


WASHINGTON, D. C., April Tho vice-prcsi-
dent sent noto say!ng ho would be absent scy-
crnl t!nys.
air. Wallace submitted resolution that Mr..
Thurnlan bo chosen to prcsltte. Adopted.
Mr. Thurman WIS escorted to tho chair by htr.
Ferry, md he thanked tho SellAtu for tho re-
ueWcl ulurk Ut their coniitunco mil esteem.
Dir. Wa!laco submitted Il resolution instrlsct-
ing the secsatary If tho Senate to inform tho
President Of tic Unltod Suites and tho House Of
the action Of tho sonatc. Ad1pttsl.
Mr.. Carpenter, IroIn tho Committee OIL tho
Judiciary, reported nlvorscly n1l TWO bttls IL
provllu for terms Ut United Htatex Courts 1T
Lincoln, Ncb., nnl to divide Ntbrnskn lntu two
districts plncel s,l tho calcn.fur.
Bills were introduced ana referred M follows:
uy Gr. Neck-Tu provide for tho erection Of u
PUBLIC building In louisville.
by Mr., WllliRms-Authorlzing tho Sccrctnry
OF tho Treasury to refund certaln lnterlInl rove
nuu tnxes collected frum tho Louisville, Cts,clu.
ot tho amount legally duo.
discussion en- ons!lcA upon 4 the rancn question;
6S hs os @ero K9es n
ated. Ilo did not symInth,zo viii thpso aho
always attempted to mt tue worst construction
soluo settled polIuy Il trvatiny, the lI.di4ns.-A
es mi 1si" M" O. tho oi bSh|"x i ii n Wsy va
Dir. Beck wis opposed to making trcat!cs With
!aS syo soe sns Vim s s ss 'sst III S SSa nsSSr
partment, We must 10 two things with tho
wSe he ass nsons VIZ IL sa ns ' Iii II W.
nuta good settleu'ent of the uto auestion. and
o 4 esrs ng w. s W. 5 ptt.e n f
tis genatar fron Iowa tKirkw,xsii: "
r!sk of i war with tlio utes by insisting III liz
inlnlelntc slrrG',tier Vt the mon wh,',l. It w'ls
, 1880-04-08

1tErunLtCASs FOR nfAtEE.
Htxefnl fHtt11}fh In In Chttaha Ttit1ln&


Hxetdi Msr,sch to 7ns Chicago Tflbins.
RATTLE CHEEK, Mich, April "a cnnvass
mn,io on clcction.dRy ntnons tho Republican
yu.ess for ilrst choice for President resulted As
fullows: nInlnc, 1T: Grnnt, IT; i,u choice, 1G;
wnshtisno, 10;.Shcrlnat, l; Hayes, |; Robert e..
1t,gersoli, q; total. l67. This wus Just brief
curyass nrnot,1 these who chnncc, ttt ho At thu
polls. md Ia futr representation Of tho feelings
Is tho ncpublIcHns TT thiA city. folr. core.
s,A,1nicnt ~ Informed TINT. 1T tho FilIrntor
lhresllins. Atnelilno Works, where :.,da mcn arn
employed, ncarly n! af whan nro 1tenutllienns,
b. ynr cnrrcepot,c..tit IL tho ttiCrcuso In fayor
III Wnslsl,,rI,e. Tho ten gentlemen who. IN tho
,bavo c.lt,vnss, r.lnled him s thelr first choice,
nrp ton pf tho best businessmen III the city.
, 1880-04-08
NOTES..

gCHtRz AND TIE AHT1-1liInTs-TEHM MOVEMENT.
Special D4spateh 70 Tia Chicago Tribune.
wAsu1Sar1N, d. c., April lit Is rufnorct
that sec*,tnry schurz hus promised to attend
tho Anii.Third.Tor Convention to be held 1T.
Louis.
rtoAn AND EpauEus.
There Is considerable comment hore upon tho
letter ct Senator lioar of Massachusetts. OIL tho
Presidential situation. Mr.. Noar, It Is UNDER
stot,d, Is using his influence III favor Of Ed
munds ..... '.....,
sttE1tMAN's nuriEAu.
Col Mo,ltton, br1,thor-l-lAw of Secretary
Sherman, has l,celf hero 10 overlook tho affnlrs
Of tho shcrtnan Literary llurnau. nnl Is sAidto
hnye Thoroughly rcorganIzcd IT.
YLOYD COUNTY, IA.
sptttas Dttpaseh 70 The Chtssso Ttdhans
nUHuQuE, fa., April T.-Flnyd County nus III
gtrtictcd her delegates fnr nlathc-
MAson COUNTY, lit.
Sptttat Di,pateh 70 TIE Chicago Tribune.
MAsoS ClTy, H.. Aprii 7.-tlnr ;y Gois.ty scntls @
WORTH, ii md md j. isWn!kvr to tho stato Conyentior,
-two Gmnt, uno lllnlnc, md ono Wnshburnc;
nnQ all Tor CullOM.
Special Dispateh to Tha Chicago Tribune.
EUREKA. 1a., April 7.-At ono or our tnwnshlp
meetings wo ttHk yote to sce VIM w,tA tiin
Iiaine. 81: araut, I; sbormaa, i; David Davis, i;
y. J. Tllden,..
A srt,AW.
SPff10f JllspHIfH 10 ina EHlcu10 iT1ouHts
RSClSE, Wis, april 7.-Dno Of tho Judges Of
election H. this city cAnvnsscd tho isei,il,lic!p
voters In Ills ward ypstIrtlay IN tho prcs(t!etlHl
question, with tho following result: Urnnt, y:
| lI!utnr. 10; WnshhMr,le, II: Sherman, j; Ed
inuntls, j. Thu noni,loo OF tho Chcago Conycii-
| tion, II.
Tic Rcpublcnns Of this city gcncraily read
| a1id Appr0ye THE Tribune.
! OEuIlt,IA:
| Special Dbpafth to The Chicago Tribune.
| ATLANTA, Gu, April "a RtNlrp Contest WAa
had III Ill wnrtts iii 4Atlutu 'kHt night tnr dele
| Httcs to tho County Convention, WHICH 1nrets
htrn to-lnnrrnw. Tho col,tcat will bc cHrrc,l ilt
thu Convention, where Gr1lit 1mei lay sccllre II
vtGt0ry by hayiug tho lelegut!on ~ tho Stptt
Convention ti,tlnsirlcte,l. II the AtlAiltA 'rlo-
| gntion 10 the Htnte Convention 1s instructcG fol
| either HlhlnU Dr Slcrnlun tO-inurrnw, y" will lt
tho delegates frum tho stnto Convention II
ChIcnKo. .....
MABsACslusErTS.
HOsrOy, April T.-Cnllcllscs were held III nl
tho warLs aE this city tn-niKht 10 select 1Gle-
g,,tca to tho Stntt Convention. 1lgtMrna tr!fs
ill hut two wr1sts Indicate y preference fn
SEerltun us iIrat choice Ut delegates clGetGa!
with Etli,r,ly ntltl ur1lnt lbuitt ctlt,n ~ sec
o,l'l. Of tho II t!clcgatcs. thirty-elght Ar'
known to bu Miltl-tintlt. Several tw!is thrtii!H!!
tll tic KtAto held ctlctisrs to-ty: Tho rttttr'I
l.tlR fnr fntltcnto III tho t1HreEnto II preIescl'c
| for E1jnulltla.
, 1880-04-08

WESTERN 1srrugScrs rI,,,t,ws AoA1SsT nIst.
spseias Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
wAs,t1Saroa, u. C., April Tho fHtcr~ ucra'i's
attempt to show that Seuator lsiaine Inns hrc'
aided III bis Wcstern cunipalgn by tho Influence
or Jay Gould tlas caused much comment N1M
considerable amusement hrre where nil tic fncts
t,ro known. a friend Ut lisnlnc, who knows tho
detts Of his movements, HnyS: "One Ut tho
btttercst laborgrs OF the Grant forces in KnIlsls
was tho Superintendent Ut 10uds road In that
Stnte. 1Le carried hls county against D!a!he,
and wns cunsplcuntisly Mctiyc OH the 1rtlnt
side. Two ol tho delegates elected for
Grant by tho district bnlting Convention
arc attorneys for Goufs rond. Tht
Commonwealth newspaper ut Topeka, KNOWN na
Goriids orgnn, was tho unn bitter rnper Ill
Kansas against Dnfno. Senator ingalls,, who
hns bcen favored by tho Gould influence IN
l;n.,Bas, was against l!lntnc from tho beginning
to tho cn<l of tho tight. In Nclr.ska tho snno
condition of nifutrH exists. Ex.senRtor Hitch
cock, tho spccini frlcnl Of Gould, Is tho nctffo
leader ur tho Grnnt forces in tint Stato and tho
Omat,., lnpub1tcan iu which Gould Is II stock
lu,llpc, and ororywhcru knnw,i us tho organ af
| the Union Pacttio l'nilway, has fought Hlnine
v[ml{!ctiyoly
FROM THE opEH1x0 OF THE CAMPAIGN.
| Tho gn1llc condition uf nirtira exists IN Cot0-
rHlo; Wilt In Utah, whGro 1--we nlntne dclcEntns
iinuld rru EettinE up Il Init to secure bogus
delegation fur urnt. it Missouri irt'I,i knlals
c!ty. to Ut. Louis, napE the llne of uo!!d's now
massp Tor iil1nt. As 10 slle sonntor's frequent
| visits to Now York, he has beot! thcrb but once
ts issatnss, ~. Who o a!so kows i"il very wa statcs
that tho twn men tlerrr ln ltc ini.iatcK cot1-
gsntHHl ftsG +; fvf e !" 'hGaf aIas $et 9 his
hll,ean.o frie'uls md towsp!l.er .rEans i! tt,c
,Sfs Skais kinia wy Z ka. os Hh%M W. tr. +
snlnt u!rnrt III any rrcttnn tor tho n,ln'sattoI:
liz i uuio,ly Ii washington attending to his
, 1880-04-08
TRADE AND LABOR,

JsYrEltaoHvILLE, Ind, April 7.--Tho pinto
glltss wt,rks are closed, on account Of tho strke
4 woman was struck by stone, and tho maM
WIN throw 1t WIS discharged. Tho uninn ru-
fused to permit Il discharge, aud, tho cuMPA!ly
ilEiAtfnK, thu MGn struck, .
WHEELING. W. W., April 7.-Tha cmrpontora
hro strike fur A1l A'lvA!ice Ut - ceutS dAy,
aud building IL at q st0ndstill.
, 1880-04-08
0nt1t1ARY,

Special Dttpatth 10 1hs Ehtfago Tribune.
CANTON, April 7.--John poatty. the Oldest
sottlvr in thls town. dIud Oil tho Bib Inst, RKea VI
ycnss 10 Muntha aud E. days, lilo WIS the first
settler in this town. IIb rMn,e frnm Chicago ln
l, built tho tisst hDuku III this town. ai.1 ilttt
III removing tho Indians west Ut tho mississippi
, 1880-04-08

l,osrox, April 7,-Juekson & Morse, grain ox-
portery, of thEa olty. fulled to-tAy. Tllo fAiuro
Is believed to bU due to wheat apeUulAu0nk IN
ChtcuKp. Liabilities NbOut $80, ,0W.
, 1880-04-08

1IINNESOTA.

CALL. FpR A HkpUuLICAN' sfAra CONVENTION.
Special Dupateh TO TAs Chicago Tribune.
III. PAUL, Mini, april 7.-Tho Republican
btlte Ccutral Committee met heru today III te-
, 1880-04-08


-....,-.,,- ,,,,.. .,a .,o,, dorc ,ovnr,'s
rshnunn "a 70 Wn@t n"u t,n .sIn WV trontw viii,
.n,ta M,t,H' m ~ fnto 9' "trns n liza mnttsr and
1r ., t"o ~ cG.,ror " ,3,,ir1r, i'm nrrHrnt
wn,p X i'm M IL nm srcrctnry i.ns no promised.
WIEN, ~ H. ~ ao"1ir,n ,c9 % ,bn a"rntn Enrnirn AffIjrs
t,1i,, ,H ~, h ;n,iHe, r. rri,nrt 1nvurnbly on
II" nominations Of Trcsi,ient j. ii. AnEeli for |
Minister tn Chinn and nf Messrs: Swift and rrcs.
cnit ns Cnmmtss tonCrs. This IL duo to tic tlct
tlmt tho Pnc0o Cast Senators md mcinocnrse ne
have Withdrawn ntl nctiye nppt,s!toi1' ma vii VII
tnoS en- nnrc; n,s y, ssonn H. Eournss Of tho
Wy '9,. n' y, ~ mS shn f,nmi.sinncrs Tho
THap,i s3'n hnwsr"1 ~ III 5ocs mt intend 10 rest
thrnnh lcais!ntion,
,,,.nr wt,nn1 ~, r,r ux,rAsrn
r.,,. : Ws,sht o,,a o-,,,nsn, nrr,nrcd bcfore
thc t:nurt in Turprnl terni ts,.tilly 10 hcar tho
decision On The nation fnr bali pending tho mp.
peal Tho Court ovcrruef tho motion. Chlel
Jnstlce Cartier Rnve ~ 1r'hIl. " WhtGn ae wmS n
susttnoI l,y It1sflnc wye; tnnt tng ~ E.s .ostnI
no jursd!ctlon: tint flnAl 1uflsllctlou ses,Eu ,S
with tho Court nclnw Inis ncnon WI VT" ~ 1at
prise to JnEe risnt na t mtn HAT ho
ehDnlt ne re!ehsc1 from 1ai, ueinss nRn, ttR., -
delcutf1on TrtlcGched 70 tno hxecut,tn a.Ms,II,i
and thn Prcs!aGht vas 80 11rong'y y1, Mnpe"fIs. ~
tn thnt he ilhnlIy !ssucu ~ oiuer LIZ IL
row Tic a clate m Callers, ar1tesl III ii tho onler
for Judge NriRhts rclclsc, hllrrieI nWsty ,FnM
the "hltc !iose N acnaen pI tho sr * ar
sva nvnr nn;t lin MnrsI,Hi hni rnnc To hIs resi-
t1cnrc< nut of town. Nothing further ctud lo
done; hut tho aged prisoner fn 1ntl Was ntorinet
en- INC ncens ,d f-'s t. ue q VIZ prcslIcma cto
, 1880-04-08
JOLIET PENlTENTlARy.
Spketat ptspateh to 3h4 CAifu9a Tribune

spltIaur1x1.p, ILL.,. April 1.-rho wardcns
report sh0,xs that there were |, ,SN cbnvlcts in
tho Inlut I'cnitcntlary April ], ,tWcnty-two being
feAiules.
, 1880-04-08

fRTi si,nii IN exuenf1 In tho practical Ili4flls-
fsitl c,incatton 1t Tho ynitn Of t!'u ut.H.
Mcssr9. Teller. 1nEai1s. hnl Al1tton n1,pnscu ne
fnnti ahoulst bn left Rs by trcaty in tho dlscrr-
Hnr OF t1u President.
Mr. Prndlrton advocated tho amendment.
, 1880-04-08
Health Of Body is Wealth. d Mind,
RADWAY'S
SarsaparillianResolVent.

Turc blood makes sound flesh, strong bono, and
d cIenr kktn. II yti w0il1d hRy1 yoiir lesh flrn,
yn,1r boca sound, without cnres, md your COM
p1cxon Ialr, ,tao IlinWAY'H 8AllSAPAlt1Ir
LIAM l{ESOfxfEST.