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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04
THE NEWS
pay;n Pithy Paragraphs.

Domestic.
,....,n,atiye punnell, OF Minneso-
"'.i'r;S 1;,,sa close light tor the Senstor-
"A, tiS. Tween Mcmillan and Ramsey.
'''.S 10 nj Kansas protest that the
!"' J-s,itutIon On the border OF
H'l.,., go. ~. Greatly exaggerated.
-, = Work DIV goods houses are eS-
Wv .,1,iiul tahleclo'hs, napkins,
mi d i 81 n er abrics woven out ei glass
''',' .,,..rs y. / ei .hton, co ored, on
.|.- A-- Nm Yo-k the past few days ior
'.' n'r,,Ier :" OF May Desa, has been
'.', ~. York special says John Fisher,
Irraa furniture dealer IN the
W., W., IN, !nund dead in The cesIer
'.",.ii 's,-i .s ,'arrrsrly yesterday morninE.
,,. y,-l. of Fo,ty.Grst street and
''. .,...,r,. anI Charles Rurns, OF
,',.'. ..., were SIlled Yesterday BY the
,...,, 90. As in FOrty.hrst street near
Trr,a avenue.
,.,rl man, name unknown. jumped
.1. Tnirtv-seventh street pier,
-, INT, the lake yesterday and
-. E,nsrp! before help could reach
The at, VAS deliberate ant pre-
...g..Ia',.:.
o.. Ar..u;a Clock Works, OF Brook
f, n IN Nere destroyed by fire about
r,.r.t, ago. will be rebuilt. They
:... ry9iy inr work in few months,
Tai. ,..ra give employment 10 l,4OO
...,a!-.
rr.,-r.. Ia. become Sd thoroughly
1--we. ~ pablic sentiment in South
,'.rr,tr.ta h,ll is before the Legis-
~, ,rnjsh with death the slaying
IN .r,. .a-Ut m an affair Oi honor,
.~, r ir, .,aving the State to tight
,rr.. trer.ri guilty oi misdemeanor.
,..r ,ifration # the enormous ex-
,r,.r.i BUSINESS, the exchanges at
N.,s LIS; week were over 81 l,OOc.'
......E E.. I've ,avs-tEe largest aggrr.
.rs,r 20 a sirS'e week. The clear
......r,as Tri.jay" week, in 1869, were
....utuu Tie increase last week
...,,... e.. ..r-prLiing week last year
.--p.r ,rnr ia New York, and
.... ,,y rrn'. 70 { .uCiauat'.
ror,ign.
Dr. }!aye-s has been elected Lord
w r.irIn'n.
-,- Ca, iss arrived at st. Peters
..r. .a .r.! health.
N..rls'.rnS are iupGosrsss at Vienna
..-,...r.lIc, the international heet
. .r,. - waters
...r,.a., u, the Dover end OF the pro-
....; urre. under the English Chan
r.. 10, r>; been successfully driven.
iN1n'.a, dispatch saws Cleophas
r....r.r lys been sentenced y be-
..,..l Juutgy 18th. for the murder OF
.;.,. lr S.,eiu.
TIE Jsrl.h question continues to at
...r r.rrt pubic attention. The news
.s,....rr G,buius II. Pamphlets are
.-.r, .ur.h. tumGljS are taking p!are
lua. airnis, and IN occasional frscas
... .,.rurs IN The street.
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CHICAGO.
Report Of Fire. Death Of Prominent Cit.
izeu, &c.

Report Of Fire. Death Of Prominent Cit.
izen, &c.
CHICAGO, December 3.-The Journals
Des Moines special says: The Canvass
ing Board OF the State gives Cults, Re-
publican for Congress in the Sixth dis.
trict, l06 majority.
The Journals Nevada, Iowa. special
SAYS: Fifteen stores and houses were
burned last night. Loss $4,000. Only
partially insured
The Journals Springfield, Ills, special
says: Leary l.. Key died yesterday.
lie was Sergeant Of the Sixteenth Illinois
Cavalry during the war. He was cap.
tured at Cumberland Gap and taken to
Andersonville, where he organized and
commanded the prison regulators. In
this position he arrested and traced the
raiding prisoners who were robbing the
sick and dying, and condemned six Of
them to be hurS, the sentence being
carried out under his supervision. lie
was a man of strong constitution and
great statue, but the horrors of the
prlson destroyed his health.
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PRODUCE
Chicago.

CHfcAeo, December 9. Flour
Quiet and weak. Wheat-Cnsettled and
lower; No. : red winter 81 0o; No. ) Chi.
cago spring 81 OSl6l OSi cash; 81 09t
seller january: 81 1901 l0l seller Feb.
ruary; No. 5 SS(d9lc; rejected Zoe. Corn
Active but lower at 81 sc cash: %ltc
bid seller January; 46tc b'd seller May;
rejected SIC. Oats-Demsnd fair and
prices higher at 32ic cash: &c sells'
January; 3,c bid seller May. Rye
Easier at sSc. Barley-Easier at 81 02(4
los. Pork-In good demand but Al
lower rates, at 81 o. cash and seller ne-
cember; SIS ::i seller January; SIS 3lt
seller February. Lard-l.ower and un.
settled at IS Is cash; ~ 10 seller Jan.
uary; S. 6OdS 6ai seller February.
Bulk Meats-Du!l and prices . shade
lower; shoulders 81 30; short ribs S w;
short clear s. Is. Whisky-ln good lie.
mand at iull prices at 81 IL.
CIycINNAri. December 3-Cotton-
Quiet AT llsc. Flour-Dull and lo~.
er to sell. Wheat-pull; No. , amhrr
81 O.(dl 0S; No. , rel winter 81 os
Corn-In fair demand. No. 2 mixed
4Sc; new ear 49c. Oats-Quiet; No. =
mixed SIC. Rye-S.esdy and firm; No.
> .9cGsl 90. Barley--ln good de.
mard: No. , fall 9Sc(6Si W. Pork
Dull at $l3 10; new sl4 W. IAni-ln
good demanl but at lower rates. at SIC.
Bulk Meats-Dull and lover 10 sell:
shoulders 81 so; clear rib 7tc. Bscon--
Scarce and nominsl. Whisky-Steady
at $ll2. Butter-Easier, but not quota.
bly lowpr
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INTER STATE COMMERCE.
IUDGe BLACKS VIEWS ON THIS
GREAT PR0Blek. +.
Railroads Public PrOperty-CorpOratons
Have No Proprietory Claims on Roads
-Congress Has Power to Regu-
late Interstate Commerce.
A SUBJECT OF NATIONAL IMPORT.

The Special Committee on Railroad
Transportation OF the New York Cham
ber Of Commerce si,irt ssad series OF
questions to prominent men in various
parts OF the country in regard to the
right of railroads 20 regulate prices, and
respecting other,opics raised in eonsid-
eriny the subject of interstate COM
merce. Judge Blacks answers will be
read with much interest. :
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GATHERED in.
EVENTS OF THE DAY ARRANGED FOR
"REGISTER" READERS.
Report Of Director Of hiit-Window Glass
Association-Raum's Report-lre-
lands Sad State-The Hang
ing Of Callahan.
NEWS OF A MISCELLANEOUS NATURE.

The Director OF the Mint has furnished
avery interesting report, which shows
the finances Of the country to be in a
good condition.
At the meeting OF the Western Win.
dow Glass Association, held this week,
ut Pittsburgh, comparison of the stock
on hand by various firms showed large
decrease from the same time last year.
The question OF discounts and uniform
rules on glass were discussed at length.
John Callahan was hanged, yesterday,
at Wooster, Ohio.
Colonel Gordon. who has lately been
through the west of Ireland, advises the
Government TO buy the landlords out
and then to have the lands administered
by land commission.
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LIVE. STOCK.
New York.


NEw YORK. December S.-Bceves--
Receipts 2.OW head. Market . shade
tirmrr and more active. but without
quotation. No advance in selling value.
so Texans or Colorado halfbreed steers
offered; very poor u very good native
steers ia l0r; prime and extra lOtta tc
a few fancy cattle went up To lli0Gl:c
Exporters used 100 head at lNSlir
Shipments to-day AMI Ia morrow 80 live
cattle, 800 quarters of beef, ,:j csnlssrs
of mutton and 80 dressed hogs.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head: primo
lambs scarce and iirmer; sheep dull and
unchanged. Lambs ranged at 81 OO,"
q GO; common To choice sheep ~ $50
s 25; with a car load OF uncommonly
poor Texas Sheep at 3 80 per 100 pounds
or 81 10 per head.
Ilogs-Rnccipts 400 head. Market
stcsdier at 81 joC1i 20 for common to
good live.
CHICAGO, December THE Drm~s'
Jop nal reports hog receipts 1900
head; shipments 800 head; market
very inl! anI Zoe lower all around. good
qualify; miycd packing II 3NSt 90;
ll.h, - iNTi a.; choice heavy - 700
I %. chiefly at 81 1jtni 81.
-l;eceipts jMO head: ship.
men,s !, 800 head good 10 choice strong;
steers dull. exporters wanted - h~
-; good to choice shipping ~ 700
; 20. common to medium 81 JkS4 ~ !:
butchers SLOW and weak; common To
good - OFd2 80; stOckers and feeders
s. 6.)Ca3 30. Texans 81 1903 90; calves
per head 81 0O",l0Oo.
Sheep Receipts 1000 head. ship
men:s 900 head: market firm common
10 medium s. 2Na,3 ~. good 10 choice
5000 10; good scarce.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-HoHs-
Steady for heavy, duh for others: con :
mon 81 7jtpy4 II; light 81 20al u,
packing 81 +Otd4 10: butchers ~ u u
1. 30. Receipts 700 head; shipmen.s
I .OD heal
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NEIGHBoRING TOW Ms.
Confidence Man.

--s-r~vy.iIE. December 3 From in
....r..t received Inst night by Secre-
..rI.r >,,uhen. oi the Mutual pro-
.- Association, il appears a man
..r... T. 4. Hunter has been travelling
a,1g.a this part Of Ohio and Western
M..n,, yau.s. ,aSing applications io-
- ,ui receiving ten dollars on
.... 4r.'i alton. From the numb r OF
....r- r.,. sect irqEiriEc as 10 Why the
a ....,t ,tlsl.. C.u,. io hand. his opera
..r, aru,rr :, have been extensive.
G.r.,,y T.. = tEe hast place he has been
..-.. ,~.r.. TIE AS>" 'Iatjoa has taken
-r,sr .1r his apprehension.
Miner Injured
>TGCE yyri z, Drcemhei W edneS-
,.v vryrr.ug. ~ John Whii", 4 miner,
a., ....r .r-a coal bunk ~ Portland Sta
.. ta.- spGuIv, 4 IGaLtity Of limestone
- "a a.n.. l,jurns him 50 badly that
80" .rrhlh'y lie.
81. .r,.us Al lv "a: FarSersburS Wheel
l.s Cstr..a.,l Accidentally Shot
Ptss.-.,tu. prcrmo,r 3.-A diff
...' r...urr,,i q sht before last between
So .r! lvir amt 3. =. Cope. Several
= uyrr fired and l.ytle WAS shot
.Lh the land, intl,ciing q painful
a.rat
P-,,.y JOAN Norris, oi Springfield,
u...ram, hrrc yt,t-rddy after Frank
tE o.. wur Was arrested here some
...s-ro ou charge of burglary. Par
s.. b, an escaped convict from Column
'.-. a~. < wanted in the diamond RIB
.atE. which occurred at Wheeling
d. 70 't-.,' ,i-O.
Aaru named fulen. while hunting
,.sr.s .a .ac upper end of Jackson
..s'y. Isl Tucsiay. shot himself accl-
s.a'.. q. .lgac'in. fatal wound.
Pr.bt bic Fatal Accident.
Nw.,vIiy December "A party Ot
a.,, HEo w,Ut nom here 60 attend n
uusJ 40 >rwmiiy lc, twenty miles
c'.art v,,r thrown irum their sleigh at
'.r .atiy7 p.a.r IN consequence OF the
r'a,.rc eta portion Ui the harness.
"r. >amu"i Wooster, Of this place,
-...S ,aa frozen ground with terrible
i'..r,cr,ylur spinal injuries that may
i-.,c a,s,
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ona Exnariance from Many.

II had been sick and miserable 30
long and had caused my husband 90
much trouble and expense, no one
seemed to know what allied me, that l
was completely disheartened and dis
courased. In this frame OF mind got
a bottle OF Hop Bitters and used them
unknown to my family. | soon began to
improve and gained SO fast that my hus..
band and family thought it strange and
unnatural, but when l told them what
had helped me, they said 'Hurrah Tor
Hop Bitters, Long may they prosper for
they have made mother we'll and US
happy. The Mother. Laughlih Bros.
4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheeling.
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NO ADVANCE
or Rates Of Storage by B. q o. X. II.

or Rates Of Storage by B. q o. II. II.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-The diiH-
Guilty between the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company and the Corn and
Flour Exchange has been satisfactorily
settled. Assurance has been given that
outside storage will be provided for the
excess OF grain in the elevators, and on
such assurance the order to advance the
rates OF storage on and after the 9th
inst. has been withdrawn BY the rail.
rnoj cnmnapy
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Indictments.

New YORK, December 3.-The grand
Jury, in general session to-day, present
ed indictments against Joseph Hart,
Louis A. Post, kenwar1 Philip and
Charles A. Byrne for publishing in
Truth q criminal libel upon General
Gsrfiell. An indictment was slso pre-
sented against Samuel Sullivan Morey for
perjury.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK. December 3.-Drv Goods
The general market is quiet but cotton
good, are moving steadily and prices
strong. Prints quiet but stocks light III
tirst hands and best makes firmlv hell.
Ginghams in light demand and firm:
Ligh. weigh, fancy cassimeres and
wors.ed costings in moderate demand.
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5000 Men Out of Employment.

PorrsviILE, December 5.-Fiiteen OF
the forty-,ive collieries OF the PhiladeI-
phia and Reading Company have sus-
pended for December. throwing about
three thousand men out Of employment.
This action was considered necessary on
account OF the poor market for certain
sizes o! coal.
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JOHN CALLAHAN
Goes Into the Unknown World ny the
Hemp Line.

WOOSTER, o., December J.-John Cal.
lahan was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Benz. Toomie in October,
lS79. He listened to the death warrant
AT 10 A. N. At ll:i0 he WAS taken from
his cell, and when asked il he had any.
thing to cay he replied, Il believe not. "
The trap was sprung at ll:47, pro-
nounccd dead in 10 minutes and body
cut down. A great crowd surrounded
the Jail, which was guarded by two mil.
itarv compaCies.
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WASHINGTON
Summary ofths Report Of the Director OF
the Mint.

Summary Of the Report OF the Director OF
the Mint.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-The an.
nusl report OF the Director OF the Mint
shows the work OF the year performed
at that institution to have been nm
usually heavy. The deposits Of gold
bullion at the Mints and Assay Offices
have been, both in numper and
value, greater than in any pre-.
yious wear, aggregatin2 SOS, ,s35, ,096,
and exceeding by nearly $50, ,OOO, 900 the
highest previous deposit ot 1861. This
gain was not the result OF increased de-
posits, the domestic production OF which
S35 .s2l,1 ,105 were received, as against
S3S 5On 900 the previous year. The de.
posits OF plate jewelry and worn coin
were about $250, 900 greater than in 1879,
amounting TO 81 ,3s5 ,S34, and the receipts
OF foreign coin and bullion increased
nearly sG0, ,0CO, 900, being Sol ,627 $50 out
OF a total import OF $62, $50, ,S37. The
deposits OF silver and deliveries upon
purchases were only exceeded during
the coinage OF fractional silver and trade
dollars in 1877 and 1878. The receipts
OF domestic silver bullion were $50, l23.-
756, foreign coin and bullion $2,2l9, los,
plate jewelry and American coin S2s $50.
00l, making q total of S34 $40, ,522.79.
OF these deposits S36, al ,366 in gold and
s. 574, ,235 in silver we're transferred or
withdrawn from the essay Offices or
mlnts, and again deposited, making the
total amount received and operated on,
OF both gold and silver. Size, 1911 ,22l.
The total coinage Of standard silver
dollars has been l2,sE,7O. The
amount on July ], 1879, was 1854,
and on July !, lSS0, Sl9, ,S09, 435, an in
crease in circulat during the year OF
Sll ,655, 7s6. The circulation was further
increased to November l. 1880, by the
issue OF 6,453, $50, making the totsl in
circulation at that date at %, 16S,2 ,29i.
The production Of gold and silver in
the United States during the fiscal is
estimated at s3S, 900, ,0O0in god and s37, :
100000 in silver.
Raum Repcrts.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The an
nual report OF Gen. Green B. Raum,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
for the fiscal year, was completed TO.
day. After calling attention to the vast
improvement in the condition OF the
seryice the renoyt shova hat the recaints
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American Syndicate add Panama Canal

New YoRx, December S.-An Ameri-
can Syndicate, composed OF Drexel,
Morgan & Co., Selegman < Co, and
Hinslow, Lamer& Co, will issue to-
morrow their prospectus for snbscrp,,
tions to DeLesseps Panama ship canal
project.
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MIL W AU X EE.
Largs Fire, Great Loss.

MILWAUKEE, December 3. The Beck
with House was burned this afternoon.
Loss $4,000. Mrs. Simon b. Paige and
several others were burned in The build
inv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-04

oyerc0at..
"ercoats.
Oicrcoais.
O.reoais.
o1e'eSats.
o,crrsats.
NJ l3.o Market.
~ 1890 Market.
Al i32D Market.
II 1890 Market.
AZ 1870 Market.
~ 1920 Market.
",,ersible Oytrcoa.s at l33O
MARKET.
,ersibie Pe0ats at l33O
MARKET.
,ersibie Overc0ats NJ 1870
Market.
Market.
Market.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-Wool-
In good demand and firm; Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 47!l15Oc; extra f94Sc; medium
50la5lc; coarse 1896; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine ~
G46c; medium 1880; coarse i3c:
washed combing and delaine 45la5ic ;
unwashed 33t@40c; pulled 5otS ijc.
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T'oledo.

ToLEDo, December G.-Wheat-
Easier; No. white 81 G.: amber Michi-
gan 81 05,; No. 2 rel Wabash, spot
81 O5l: seller January 81 10; seller Feb
ruary 81 l2i; seller April 81 II; No. 9
red Wabash 9jlc; No. , Detroit and
Michigan red 95ic; No. > red mixed gec.
Corn-Dull: hign mixed new i3!c: No.
9 spot 43c; seller May iS,c. Oa's-Dul!;
No. . 33lc. Cover Seed-Prime NAM
moth IS 90; No. . DO. 81 80.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBrRGu, December 3.-Petroleum
A little more active: crude united GER
tificates steadyat 93ic; refined 9iCssie
for Philadelphia delivery.
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w OOL,.
Boston.

Bosroy, December 4-Wool-Firm; T;
Ohio and Pennsylvania 47iG5lc; Mich.
igan 4i645c; I'm washed feeces, low and
,oirsa, lsNd21c: fine 25td sc; medium
32(I4Ov; pulled woods 35Nd52c.
, 1880-02-20

Special Dspatth 10 The Chicago tribune.
NEW YOisK, Feb. IA number Of conycn-
tons for the election OF de1egates to the Utica
Convention were hold yesterday. In addition to
tho solid delegation from tho First Oswego Dis
trlct, other delegations Instructed fur Con.
GFnnt were chosen In tho First md Second Dis
trcta Of Eric. Tho ticlcgntcs frum tho Second
district Of Oswcgo were not Instructed, hut they
nrt known to favor drnnt, The Republicans OF
Roektnnsi md Warren Counties, and Of tho Sec
ord District Of nutchcBs, lid not instruct their
Delegates. Tho three Delegates from Sullivan
nro for nlainc, as arc nlso tho Delegates
frtn tho Second District of Jefferson. There IL q
split In tho Second Oneida District, and two fets
OF delegates havo been elected. The anti. QrHnt
fncf' adopted n resolution condcsnuIug tho third
term. Tho Thtrtt Wartl 1scpublicnna Of brooklyn
nave instructed their delegates to vote for Gen.
Grant. At n meeting Of tho Republicans Of tho
Twentieth Ward Of that city tho banucr war11l
An AHTt-TIEEhl-TEiM 1tEsoLuT1oE
Wns Utmost unanimously voted down. At that
meeting i. L. Woodfort1 was present, and, being
called upon for speech, satd: " ! am going to
~ very frlnk With yDu. 1 Understand TINT
my nnme "a mentioned M delegate
t to Utlca: ~ II thia he 80, I want ny position
i1.s:e upon tho i:h,soin trIal: after hayinx
tnasc campaign tour In the Statc nf Louisiana,
and seeing whnt It costs tn be n 1tenutI-
lean there; nftcr kccing the attempt to seizo
tho Government In Mnine. ] want To Rcc Il innn
nominated 81 RtFnng. rcs4!,Itc, 10 trtle, Tint
when ho ia elected, ho Will tp lnnuylrnted In
know whom Bhuli vote for II go TO tho Utlca
Convention"
, 1880-02-20
OPPOSITION 10 THE L6s3AN MACHINE.
apttGQ4 1luldfth Ia Tia Ehfcuau TsdhtinA

OPPOSITION 10 THE LOGAN MACHINE il,
Special Disp1feh Ia Tns Chicago Tttbuna.
PARIS, ILL.,. Fob. 19.-Tllo "mnchlno" has Mt last
been Rct running to fill John 4. Loynn's coii~
tt,ct for delivering tho Republican St4to dole
9,.tton to Gnlnt. Hut It doesn't work vol In
this paTt Of tho State. Tho Republicans gcner-
aly would chcerful!y aeQu!esce In the uors,tn-
tion Of Gnlut, hut thpy seriously rrllel aK1iLnst
1.OEan'8 dlotNtIon Particularly il this tho cuA,
Counties. This dofeetiDn ii trlng orxanizc.l,
and vii! mako itself felt ut tho Stnte Colaye1l-
ton. Ex.lscprrscntAtIy0 Il. Cllltnhsl1,, Of Cr,lw
ford, hGs an old grudgo tn pHy tho 1ogan Inn
chine, and he will tn It with interest," 1t Is nl-
most cerfnfn that tho Fifteenth mud Sixteenth
Congressional Ihstricfa will send attI-Lu{un
delcKlteA to the StAte Convention.
4 CHANGE plt0A CHANT TO BLAINE.
Special Dftpatfh to IN Chicago TstbrnA
EFrtN0!IAM. ILL.,, Ftb. l1.-A 1nIrkGd and wprl-
Atrfl political chnnHp hns been effected among
Republicans III thls vicinity within tho hut
mGilth,-n change from Grnut to HAna. Whit
has brought Il alHnlt ia mt yary well UNDER
stnosl, but It is calm, ctiIhtlent oxpruSsion Ut
opinion on tho part at Republican business
men and fnrnlcrs that lust HOW tho country
needs ilMine 1uore thnn 1t Ors 0rnnt. Tho lion.
William I3nrlnw, OF this cGInty, will unonhte.l-
IL lead Tho i!nlto Delegation frum tho Fiftsonth
Congressional District, Dir. llArIow hna always
boon zetloua !<ngan man, but ho objects 70 fol-
lowing tho machine.
, 1880-02-20

TIE LuAHA11EE Df tiaICAUO ClI1LkHS
appointed to go to Washington to urYo upon this
Natonal Donocrltic Contral Committee to bold
ta next Convention In this city, loft last evening
fur Washington at Oslo o'clock, via the Fort
Wayne and Pennsylvania Railroad, tho
Pullman car Co1lesto9u being attached to
tho rcg1llar trntn for tho special ncconl-
mot!aIon OF tho Committee. Tho purity
consisted OF Mr. and Mrs, rottcr ralnor. Mr.
and Mrs. Melville W Ful1cr. W. c. Goudy, mom-
bur OF tho National Committee for Illinois; hfr.
and Mrs. Perry II. Smith. Miss Smith, Charles
Kern. J. X. Fisher, a. u. Mason. Fred II. Wjns-
ton. 4. II. Harrington, 0nd W. D. Kcrfoot lett
tho evening pruvious. Carter II. Harrison
c'uimrl TINT ho could not 60, owing to the press
Of ofactat business. Accompanying tho Co.n-
m!tteo wure nlso Mcssrs. M. II. 1Iam, OF tho
Dubuque 1Ieruhk aid william Lochrcn, members
rcspecslrciy nf tho National Cosnm!ttoo 1rnm
H.. States II iowa and Mi9nssota- Mr. Cloudy,
1o III ho A could to 'I got T tho % conv"nton S9 On
here, anI ihat tho preIalI!!t!es Locked
an! Kcri also fet hopeful. Mr: Tnlmer prom
ised TO 10 nj! ho could to got tlB Convention
e no 'o III Ell: y s xaa ~ xsey S Il bnr @
a Tnlnuss reporter had talk with B!r. Will
day artetpoon, shortly aftor hts arrival Mr.
I'LL aS an IL strE Gseaso fat Ssnx
tho Conyontlou. 1t Is tho best point within tho
1ss S ssHry "a saS nn s ato s
ton. We can get fair treatment horU. antl
Rnple and ,fAEr reports OF our proceedings,
which might not have been tho caso four yeats
n resard to politics Mr. Inchrcn said:
Hancook ~ tholr irat ohaico. Thoro his nut
much boon satd IN tho Stato on tho Prraldentiat
atssS9a S4 ys tnst o 1G,a
YoTk @ state il he could oo % Induced 10 10 ean1i.