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PRESIDENTIAL.
Gathering Of the Republican
Delegates for the Utica
Convention.
Conkling on tho Ground Di-
recting His Forces in
Person.
A Decided Variance Of Sentiment
Regarding tho Grant
instructions,
And All Attempts to Force tho
Unit Rule to Be Aban-
doned.
The Anti Grant Portion Of the
Delegations Favor SEN
ntor Blaine.
Various Theories Of the Domoc-
racy Over the Cincinnati
Location.
A Friend OF Tilden Who Knows
He Is a Positive Can.
didate.
Large Gatlioring Of German Rcpub.
licans Of Ncw York 'Yho 0ppose
a Third Term.
Strong Resolutions Denunciatory Of
the Attempt to Nominate
Grant.
Large Gathering Of German Rcpnb.
lfcans Of New York Who Oppose
q Third Term.
Strong Resolutions Denunciatory Of
the Attempt to Nominate
Grant,
NEW YORK.

Ur1uA, N, T.. Feb, e4-Tho nctton nf tho Rc-
nu1ltoan statc C,nuvontInn tn In hall boro ~.
morrow hna hcnn. m fnr M tho main fasu, ia
CONCERNED. dcc]cd tu tho Co,,,,tv Cnnvcntjons
which ELECTED tf,n ,clcru.ra. Tho nu,,sttnu nf
Gn1,t or anti Grant wns tnfore t,,an,. nni n Ia
snto to bclicyo they hnyo not ,ru,rcd Il in theIr
chuico nt rcnrcsnntnttyos 'T,ho cnnvcn,fn,,
will number over 400 t]plonitca. md of t,,osr
thoro arc not thirty whose preferences nr, MT
known hero nu,y. Tint thorn nro INV IA osinr
mt m ,rrch IN ,nv ,,nwffIinr1oea nt,
their ,,ort tn nroc1uitn thoir y,"wu na u,
tho circumstance tint for ao,no rcoson tho,r
,,Io.s hn r,,t to,r no.,,>st,s a,.,,a.,.s,. ,,s..
tos. r,t'tf n,,o,.,, ~ ttatr e,,.s..,'n.s ~ IT,
f,nvont,om hi IN ,.nt, -, t,,, ,st ss 1a,.,s1a
on. Hst naatas,,,r,, ,,, ,mu sI 81 ~ " ,
anns,.. f.,., t." s,..,o ~ -.
une"Ilo'tlohuliy i"sot uf'l"es no1hlnRton' mo
other other names OF mon VINO wola oppose hls noT,
votes. md thu iutter ni,out 15o n IL not
1lbo1,. tbot ~, ,ss,c vii oo,,, T., ~ st,n,
form, and therefore
that tho votos actua,,y @ ys tasou NV Win vary somo.
unl -arant" aru not precisely tho ones
NOS. IN @ vogue to designate " tho opposing fae
,,r,'s". -, y, ro,io., s,,. o..'t%;., .n., s1t,.
prefer 10 10 cn1loa 1no antl.n'st- term party
tlous to tho r,lle,--they profess rcspcet and
frIr,,dltnras far f,cn (,rnnt and ,,nuo ttoir m.
.'ns,..n ,.,,t,,.tn,' '.u ..' "aso ~ .ao..
"i"4i ;" ev..' ~ w va" 'sao'' y.
n'.ni'la.is ahy hsa't 10 ~ ises.uont l9s th'ru
wise to establish such prccclcnt' aud that III tho
next plaeo' public sentiment being what It is
~. ~ su'' to's' ~ "o"'a W ueeuus NV i'uI'
flsk 10 chailengo tne pfc1aascea OF 1o17nldante
things that nppcar OH tho g,,rfucc; but ono cuu-
,,ot eIrcmtot" ,,,.,b aro,, ti,o nt,l,t<tnna .uho
, 1880-02-25

NJ The G'7.nd IioteL Cincinnati, on Thursday, tho
coAA1rrEE or NINE.
4 meeting of the Committee OF Nlnc, aT,-
pointed l'y tho NAtfOnAl Committee yesterday
hold meeting to-tany, and organized BY tho Sc
lection Of John g. Thompson, Of Ohio, ,ls Chn!r-
man, And Frederick o. Prince, OF uoatOu, 6ccre-
tary.
All tho nscmbors wcro present.
THO following resolution wits adopted:
fftSo|pcti, That Cnl. l.. a. Harris, 0en. II. =.
Banning, Benjamin Robinson, Chi, G. W Wool
10y, John +. Follott, Alexander Lang, md J.. II.
Koach 30. and nrv hcrcby, constituted tho itoat-
don't Committee ct tho City Of Clnclnfnti. under
tic National Executive Committee. md MrG
uuthurIzcsl to make All nccfafuE local proytaDna,
and such necessary arrangements % shall bo re-
lie held In tint city on tho I'D Of June, 1850.
Thu Committee then adjourned to tHeBt at tho
Qrnnd Hotel, Cliloinnau. on Thursday, June II
next.
St. Lou1s sENT1MExr.
Special Nspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
IT, Louis, No., Fob. A.-Tho etlceess Of Gin.
c!nnatl IN securing tho NAtional; DcmnGrlt!o
Convention Ia commented upon n,nonE tho poll
tlciaHs hero aa Simply iii Indication TINT T4lden
hH lost active strength. THAT 1t wins pnrt OF tho
Ttldcn policy to SECURE tho tlrnnatic ufcct Ut y
sano circunstnnccs ns four yearH aeo. ~ readily
admitted by Democrats hero supposed to bo III
btu confidence.
THE CINCINNATI HOTEl1
CINCINNATI, Fpb, a3.-1tbNula hnyo AlEcn1y boon
GnKuEcd for delcKates to tho Democratic Con-
yentton iron! FtrKinit,. North CHroiina, bnuth
Caro!Illa, MsJnc. and other Flutes. Application
was received to-dny from Aibany for NV rooms
In QUO hutol
, 1880-02-25
DAYAl{D,

6ptetas plpateh to 1As Chicago Tribune
WAsm1Noroa, d. G., Feb. 24.-Ihe attack which
record with Wow Of destroying bis chances
for tho Presidential nomination, continues, 4
Democrat who knowa something Of tho origin
OF tho attacks said tolays 1t ia b0tter 10 haye
this come now than afterwards" The attack OF
to-layta tho publication Of tho te1t Of tho speech
to which reference nas already bccn mudo. The
speech was made at a meeting called IA Peace
Convonuon," ut Dover, Del, June n, 1881, 4
fortnight before that a convention had been
held for tho purpose Of approving
the conFso OF Lncoln's Administration and ut
tomptlns to put down tho Rebellion, and tho
, 1880-02-25

thoro were few politicians in tho city. Ex.Col.
lector Arthur, Chairman Of the etato Central
Committee, and Insurance Commissioner John
!. 6nlyth, arrived last evening but they had lit
tla TO say about thelt plans for tho t. llyantlQu,
, 1880-02-25
NOTES..

q
8ptetai Dhpateh to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Fob. A.-onc Of tho prom.
tncnt friends Of senatnr istatno aasd to-tay tiat
he did not think Gen. Grant would be n curtlt-
date lscSoro tho Chicago Convention; TINT tho
Reuntorini Syndicate did not intend u bring
Grnut's nAme forward, bit werp only Using him
IL intur1 tho prospect OF my othor cAnlt.latcs
and IL bring before tho Convention ut their nwn
tilnr Il man of their own choice; ttlnt mcanwhl!o
their purpose WIS to go pnnlluct tho campaign
nnnnst n|al1te As to lnnko 1t dl(lcuft for the
Grlnt men to tuko nlaino for their second
choice.
nLA1SE AND WAslntjlsHE.
Bptetat DApatth to 7ha Chteaea TT1ot4ns
IILnnMINnTON. ILL.,, Fob. A.-A tilltubor ot tho
leudlug Republicans Of McI.cun County heartily
tndorso the snKKesuon nude by thB ltopubl[cau
prcss OF tlloomtnxton TINT Il ticket bn nlAdc up
sn w.t.. nano ut % tho heal. MIi pslcsoy IN TIC
l'ui,e ssntinlcnt il favor"f iiIatle inani tertqi
i;9ff hcrs 7., fey ays ago y TIE trsanzstlon Of
ost 1tepubes To- ii n o ot ieom 1 osens ' III; sc
Thors l. strotx % aet tSc,ins Ger" r. far ' wash-
wheh %a wee eS,'2E n seqhE 1arg
1Itnoilnced md !etArctl to Ike Il canutc. Tho
Lauder t!sop} bus nircny como OFT sqnarelY for
him. Thu I'dntapntHh has not yut spokcn
sidsrsx. u b"nx viii tic frien.ls M of Gr,it, but
well sutIsfiod should Hlatn8 bu nominated.
CLua AT NOCliEti.H. ILL.,
Special Dtspateh 10 TIA ChteaF, Tribune,
HopMKtI.K, ILL.,. Fot. et,-Tho hullourned lnect-
Ing nf thg DlninG Club. for FInxH Township, mot
Ut this plAca Tonight for por!llatlCnt ntgAntxn.
ttuM. W. II. lfD1cuELb WAS elected lrcatd1nt Al3u
Il. l.. Otis Secretary. 4 rcs0lutlon was adopted
ntedging cach mhnlbor 10 uso nll honorable
means 70 eecure sAe nousInatton q Jnlnes @.
with y nembcrshlp Of seycnty-six " our VERY
best oltiEcns, with fair prospects to double tint
number In 4 ahart tilnv; There II no doubt hut
thnt tho sentiment uf tho thinking people Of this
ttawrsAtp aud county Is l4rgoly tn favor Of
EEnfK Foh uLAtnE, -
Special Dtspatch 10 7ha Chteuqd Tribune
EIAlN, ILL.,, Fob. .I.-Tho Republican Club, ns
tts regular 1i.eeting on !ast Yyonin9, took vato
which resulted: I!latne, ~; QrAnt, O, Frnnk
Crt>ahy wAa selected to represent tho Club ut tho
meeting OF tho State Central Comnlitteo IN Chi-
eaXo ntl Wednesday,.
At thu Republican CAUCUS spirited tina wns
had, which fusntea ta nominating Aid Ft.lslk Il.
llosworth fur Mayor and M. g. F1run, Cashier Ut
tho First Nattonai Bank, for city Ircaautcr-
MANSFIELD, o.
NANsTlHLn, O., Feb. 2a.--Tha Shorman Club Of
hfunatictd. which now, nunbeta ne4r ~ nom:
etfeotod IN organization by cltettn9 Judge u.
DlElam prosIdont, with sevcn Vice. 1'raal1ents
and four Secretaries. Tho object Of tho 1lett-
ing WIS stAtod to 10 in the interest Of 8epr,tary
Sherman "a candidate for PrGa11@nt but they
vera pledged for the n0uince of fhe ChcnFo
Convention. whoever As may bo. Alter eplr-
itod speeches BY Col s. T. Fink. Hensy 9, uedgeh
, 1880-02-25
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 25, 1880.

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mn, ,,,. ,..,. ,,,::,,. H., ,,,.,,,,m. n,,,,
% e.ma nut1siE tlIn my hNFo tfoitkht ~ n Errht
uM', ~ Tint y tt'- 1ignt hlmfmt Impossible IT,
i"s " ". .ta y a s sats :as9ss 9m,s ,{5'fa 2e e Ss %
Mslt1i hf'lgnMrtesF. Among thn arrivals nrr +.
risr1nx. x, s,1 sa pa,en :" ITs', s E'wnn's u
ttcfipni.s; an, Eharina H. E,niI,, ate tt;itnr ~
thu Aihs.,y Ercninu J,n.,,,ni. Il,''las G, rlatt
Tls ] nrc,i ounonnts ~ = coukiInus e''IIty nnx T.,
etr @ Mii' i II: ty 1@i yisa hsxs ss ss% I'LL, : Il kfs
II fnr,,lcr nnitirFati of N. Lnwnnrr f;.m1,,ty Nc
Tho oi,er pr,i"i,,"nt nt,sth,j.tcr7n ,,cjega.sss
x n'e E Seora 9 T. pts,er tnS ah n
lien. Iflistet, nni ox-(1ouRrrastnnt Winter Hra.
stons.. Whi!o there was t',uci ta'k during tho
r1upABy.E ACTION ro-Moupow.
It wos rccnuntz..J ttnt cvcrythmv t'cno,,,cd
inn to VI! y ksnatr @ conkIns Who 's"sSt III 'ot
~ ha frf,,. "m NV .,,', esnhs hs tRe GnnRany
10 cot @ and ndI sat @ can1, y" was n ire. eix
Tc stmntnr ,ss ' nc,n.,,cd au fr " tn9 aasn
1v tamwrsana,, Mas ov1 Mortnn Vhn fgI
is ss"ppcl from il1o trnin III bo % fl1st Tr"cte % Mr.
t.n,,.nrs,; W., t.' ntty II. s:ntcss
npnrt frrnii tho rest nr lin rrnwiis
ltetorc THO Hcnntor entered his curringe he
w %ns ticss ftly posted nron Thy siut3p
Tim ntt mi t,ni1 lnven srr Cr,,iI linn n r+onf
s5ow rl,, sn!Sssx n ~ aToi'n sim Thf hs was ed
gathered fur consultation. Tho nntt.lhjr1l.trr,n
lnIerS int Iii nt,ther room ut tho aAtftt time
iles sa hot seem 10 lo 1 siinislcsi ny Il thcsS CSC
wl,htlr,I wAls.
rltn coutar or THE As71-onAsr MEN
1t t'.e ,nalofl,y. i Conklins Is eonteHt % haye
to es; s0 for afSe1f San urat IT,
io rr rMyth%t Fl ta mo1tcrs @ o1 fh0 EonyGn @
R,'tes u Sn'ctego whllo tne convention NJ largo
pnrint t tn w'tt @ 10
an!ttia!e ', Mi. aggmndlzo tho pnwer Of tho Cork-
s sss anS = hayS nj s1es or
It'll III snt,;n,,s % WV " y t IH @ INC tao
WIKI rtsnit,to f,rr,ostinm. AM mttcmnt ~" ~ ~.
str1,ct tho delegation to Chicngo to 1ct ia init
wifi Hlao le rcslsteti, Thu oprosition 10 Renntnr
Of 'lsstlnctlon TO cr,i,9 with hr. Copkins ind hs
Sss ase ygS%er dSsIson as 1sfs aa .n TT . % s4o
notirnrur, w11FTI,r, m r,Ir g ro,vru r. VIII, CHOOSE
iie |sttss set su| s sso i sa!!ienss 5
5 at fH sf,ta oGsa1 @ Ind ps w@ 'te e. T. l. ss a
snt to a hfssGr' ha e New aork, WI cf1 m,
sSnf e ieaM tho anti..a,ri term pnrty no VIII
e Of akS Xiii uS sitns eht. A'housb I' M s seuafor ra
StolhniR Scut III tno EuhFcutioE y contested3
llG ~, VIII ST. IT without = doubt. and
tsi, t'ssiegates f. f. tho National Convontion nro
thns ,vs t m ne " Tug alssro1s
the VI s"np ~ esnatca nlscn IN @ m1cr anons s
ttaP naPs r. 1cspecs te 'rstruottos " Of ftiG GMyct
, 1880-02-25

rroposn1s for Hncon.
UFYlEE or l'C1tCHAslNH AND DEr0r1
CohMtsaAhi, No: ! EAAT WAs!!lN6!oN.KT.,
CHtCA10, lli Fob. II. 1880,
kea1sd proposals In aupl!cats. with copy Of thta
aets1l aete.lsenont attached, viii b.. received until
}Dx .As Nu6sIstsacs i,spa. .tagnt, u. i. Army. do:
tle On uf 6t 9ea pssfs sha city ~ may bo required
%sliiS poun,s ,!acon:c :coar stass. n new Runnies.
~ Mea pnns llncnll, ElGHr Alttes. In new strong oak
sstSer r. ,r Pot 70 tsntaln oyer $40 pounds ncan cac to
y !!'lincdi h,"ps well driven md nailed.
p0nnda 0f ltAcon, Clear HidUs, aAch pl0ce to DO
srefed Nlth cnltUn c0h and packed Ii crater TO
A!TuSasfs H. H. a. 70 sash e end .aa 10 etr.pped.
sr;tnna to 9s from Eednm-slzed hogs. each aio 10
I'd Ihos s9 "a r. a 9GunasI e. b. t!ofonxhy cured
e.t.aa .s.aa tafs IT. time Of delivery 1equlEed III al
,bs nil 30 received for the whole o. nny part Of
1sssM99htA statGd. WHICH u be Increased d.
Tansd - Mnf ts required ~ the time Ut opening
t,,nhIrts'sAs VIII ba received &ubl4ct to tho nAual
reserved, ~ ''s"s '" '''""s a"< " '''' ''Hs -
fSnmnnst fnt nsoposate Or further Information will bo
hi. l.RAtALf.
MRjnr A!d c. H.
, 1880-02-25

WlLL1AM II. FoRaEy, Alabama,
JOltH j. SUMTER, Arkansas.
r. MCCDrrtN, California
Il. n. liC1tIEs. colorado.
ffANHf:ftst3H HICKMAN, Delaware.
WlLKtHsnN CALL, Florida.
GEnKlE +. DAtthES, Georgia.
". G. 00Unr, Illinois.
AUSTIN II. ffH0HN, Indiana.
NJ. At. HAN, Iowu.
Isaac l.. EATON, kAnBas.
II. y. MCl1ENHS, Kentucky.
u. F. JONES, Louisiana.
EDstuNp WiT4HN, Maine.
DuTEluHlilH}E lIIlHEYt Maryland
EDWARD kAHTEIt, Michigan.
WILLIAM Lt,CEtNEN, Minnesota
ETItEt. liARkA1}ArE, Mississippi.
JO1tA q. I'HIKsT, Missouri.
iENH1K l.. M1LLEIt, Nebraska.
X. 7. kEAr1Ntl, NGtMlA.
a. ". HuiL.nW.AY. Now Hampshire.
ttIlE9 1tOsa, Now Jersey.
ABRAHAM &. HEWITT. Euw York.
N. ". RANSOM, North Carolina.
JOtts q. THOMPSON, Qhtp
JOHN WltlTEAKEis, 0rcKnn...
MItLtAM i. BC0TT, Pennsylvania.
NlCIHD1.Aa VAN HLYCls, lthodc Island.
JAMKa II. IliOH, ts,lith Cnrnl!na-
,Wl1t4st Il. llATE, Tennessee.
F.E. HTtlCKDALE. Texas.
Il. Il. SMALLEY, Vermont
Il. 4, EUlilI[.L, Virginia.
ALEXANDER CAMPhEt.I., West Virginia.
WILLIAM j. Villas, Wisconsin.
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WILId3tnsIt1gY. HILL d. co.
''PRIZ :"
OF
''0NE D0LLAR"
OTF1CI2ED
IN THE INTEREST 0FT]IE
CLOTHING TRADE,
To Every Male Child Born Dur
Ing November and December Of
this Year, in Cook County.
.WlL0uGHBY, HILL ( CO.,

OF coursc--what other house would have
thought Of doing such thing 7--WlLL
GIVE THE SUM OF ONE DOLLAR,
subject to certain conditions which we will
explain to the told man." We will In
crease the amount Of the prize II allowed to
name tho boy.
II 1fWilloughby, Hill & Co were In the Dry
Gooda trade they could afford to make this
prize "five dollars" for girls, and If some
heavy dry goods concern would make the
offer, they would no doubt " feel lighter" be-
fore the year was out.
We take right smart interest in the in
crease OF tho "ulale sex" and this offer will
cost US thousands Of dollars, but we expect
all the manufacturers OF this and other coun-
tries will take hold and help us out In tho
INTEREST Of the CLOTHING TRADE.
WlLLOUGHRY, HILL & CO., rather
lively workers, quite restless, almost slcep-
less In the endcavor to cover mcn--kind for
I'd small consideration, at the
Cor. Of Madison & Clark-StS.,
Now the Largest Retailers Of Clothing In
the United States.
OPEN TILL NINE AT NIGHT.
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to unite the knot. Th' y did 90; bu,
through q little carslessness and igno-
rance they allowed the body to lunge
to one side, and it fell to the ground
like log. They stared at it, aud q
boy asked:
why don't you get up. Tony!
What are you doiug your eyes that
way for?' asked another.
Amt he still = remarked Q third.
DO you think be is putting ons'
4 don't know. Here. you take bold
OF that other srm and help me to pull
him up -.
He was lying on his hack. They
raised him by the arms to Q sitting pos.
tnre, but as soon as they released him
be toppled to one side aud forward. and
one Of his eyes were buried in the dirt.
The boys were thoroughly alarned.
They felt that something awful had
happened. but they were iguorant Of
tsanatare @ taf--t
'Whst's the matter with him ? G
No answer. g..
Does anybody hnow = & ~
Still no answer. 7sn -3 M 14a ~,
DO you. Buck = si aaa i7si ls'F4
A quiet nod. t t.'f
What is it y.l sa
dead T. t1l1#gN
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FARM FOR SALE.

=, saarY.ux Acaas OF 0axARKD. yERrrL1
III lssd adjo.ntsg xAsoaaes - she noeth. Win
IN vcia- a1an1nA - 8hr1hg - best1GD -
1880 fAn3 q Le1 : d osss3oa =. sn1 ths soaih
~ & Is9 !. u sTOWnsAep ~ SorsA nones 3
Raea fruoslne oa Q navfoo61o s11oam, voacn -
- isnd. 0sseness pess sless ~ aanaA Aafly
. osastlo anA seA9 Dolnts. Oae-eeh nje -
Db1ng % the lanA.
~ he1h9 pest1pslauD. syVay - Joha 0ul4p.
oa,sn, q g N.yiss1 hssss. h Lscoess.. ssA
80 70 ? KisSg. lAcooae. sHdvin..
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4 ~ Dsu1uRR 1uoMAs \. uyAu. DIsAP.
M.--enoenA ess0 puse1aD ~ lase ospeooeRs
Ne 3 {. nastys ~ ueryay. eaaay cecpas!toe.
sae@A As1 1d sbsse s fest = i1soss innls.s. ~
sut oayjnR enysAina 10 HE ffteods. Any 90
kaowise q his vhsrsaboass viii pisass vriss -
'As s.e1s. l:1ssf uzAs. 4. aYAx
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Buck. Tony aud two or three others
none more happy than Tony himself.
They tied one esd of the rope to the
limb. and secured the Other around
Tocys neck. --
oAtreneudoas obstacle now obtruded
itself. They had no trap The i'm.
provised esilows wss . failure.
Nov. iook-s.hysr.' said Tony. 4
doo't want ter be hung Ia dis hyar
STYLE Ef I sin't or g~ine ter drap.
dey ai1st no fun 81 .e3s 81
-'Ysa can Jump o6'n the limb, sag
gestsd Buck. 3ais !.s
This solution of The difficulty was
received With the most dsmonstrative
JOY. Tony sst uponthe limb. the rope
| around his neck. AyzfI sst''l -
.All.righs, Iesy.' said -ons, of the
s1srs:s' s'tus wsis till you Say sveryl
thing. 'nNow make . speech you know. .
Tons gFisneo and cleared his throat.
'LAdies n Rentlemenr eA
There sint no ladies. Tory
'Waal, dOan has ter say it anyway 7
Ladies n gemblem!e Iwsnts ter dress
yer wid 9 few ~ words Is er mighty
big sinner. Ahsm! Whist did he say 2
+ 'Ttiked shout bis mother
oh, yes! An when was her little
bit o chile. des about SO high, an use
to 20 night the ole 'omau's sw;sches-'
NO; when she ussdsn prAy1vith you
Yes. All! she wsuld tot me ter be
er mighty good chile, un' mind her
when she boiler ct me. aud Of didn't
get down awe dem marrer bones n ssy
dem prayers Quiok. she'd msksasr Ao'-
cloth oue'n me, an tie me ter de well
bucket for . sinkerr su'-an-' ~ ~.
'Advisia' 'sm, you. know. 15suss 5.
AAs~f ysr sssr doss asyshise wrong
an dey cotches, ysr, n hung yer, Why,
den, lack out! Now, who's er gwine
ter pray.'
But the Dnyer was dispensed With,
- wss slSp Itbs hlindfol6nk end the
tying. One boy armed himself with
stick. which be made believe was
knife. and gave Tony particular in
structions to drop st the moment the
kuifs struck the imaginary cord that
held tho ina ginary trigger. The boy
then 10. ked around solcmnly, made q
:tros cnpos 6sltsASI &C ths.ssstr z I
sprung the trap.
True to the working perfection of the
macspetH f.Fonzevas lsnnched' into
space.
A strange aud unaccountable thing
had happened. Tony found himself
sprawlinY on the ground. He scram-
bled to his feet with look of triumph
that Ill accorded with the establishment
svis,bls in tie faces af the spectators.
They bed committed the error Of slow.
ing too much rops for the distance. sa
No. yer ,don'tr screamed the colored
boy. with 4 determination the irmness
Of which could not be doubted. He was
- fierce - be was frightened. sud oc-i
rcupied himself with fcarranging his
-suspsnders. which were on the point of
slipping from his shgulderasg '
why, TonyF 1h'filss U!s4'
Yer plays too rough. Dst's why.
4 Did it hurtY' ~
:OoSsslts lHd.j hss.id. with look
Of contsmpt.
They iasistsd Tony rafused. One lit
tie fellow caught fdfcible hold but
Tony threw him OF aud bounded into
The brush. They, pursued him. cspsur-I
ed bin and b: ought him beck. .sefying
and stragRlipg fercely. Finally they
psuccesdsd, after the greatest difficulty,
in lifting him from the ground, while
BUCK could Sea4 pefff f9e tie the
rope Thets swes 1ocsfemony about
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-12
uorticnl,ural societr

The regular meeting Of the county
Horticultural Society was held in the
presidents Office, at the usual hour on
Wednesday afternoon The excitement
over politics and who was elected alb
soFbed more of the interest than the fruit
question. Quite number Were in, and
in the absence OF any set programme,
the occasion was spent in miscellaneous
talk and general conversation on such
topics rs naturally suggested themselves
Several apples were shown, for name
or identification
Z. A. Green presented fine specimen
OF HufarstOn, which is one of the best
Of this season and seems 10 be succeed
ing well with growers IN this county.
President Milliken exhibited a seed
ling originating in his grandfather's or
chard in Mercer county, Pennsylvania,
q good bearer on the original tree, and u
good keeper whether good for Kansas
requires to be tested.
The particular feature of the day was
the discussion Of a huge water melon
shown by secretary Hartman, which
was pronounced by the dozen or more
who ate of it as very good, and treat
| for November Sd.
No definite arrangements were made
for country meeting, although BIZ.
Burdick announced that the people OF
Fremont township were ready to or
ganize a meeting when the society is
ready. The mater was taken under ad.
visement by the executive committee.
Although several Americas people were
present, nothing was done toward g
meeting there.
Adjourned 10 meet in two weeks
| November It'll.