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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-24

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and death.
DIT. MlNTIE will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred
olIarn for : case OF lii kind the W.T. Al REHTO g..
ATIVE (under his special advice and trestment will not
cure anything impure injurious found in It. u
mercury. Consultatien f--s Thorough examina
tion and aAvice including analysis Of urine o. Price
Of Vital Restorative. g 90 = bottle four times
the quantity $780, sent to any address upon receipt =
price, or O. D. secure from ohssrvason and private
II Kearaey Street, Saa francisce Cal.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RE TICUM, cures all kinds Kidney and Bladder COM
plants GonorhDa elect, Leucorrh8e. For sale BY b
Poster and Gee. c. Thaxter Druggists Carson City xoO
u bottle six bottles for $500
DIR. MIN Clh'S DANDEL10N PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and BILIOUS cure
in tho market For sale by B. F. Foster and George e.
Thaxter, druggists, Carson City. mh17-ly
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PRICE WITHIN THE aea':n Of Ill.
oGYNHE FULL AND COMPLETE LECTURES
Col. p. c. IngeTsolI,
No. I. "The Mistakes Of Moses.'
NO.2, ..Skuils.''
No. 3, ..Giho1ts.''
No. 4, "Hell.''
PRICE FIVE CENTS EACH.
JUST OUT: Full report of the Grand Re Union Of the
Soldiers and Sailors Of the late held At Chicago Nov
p T. 5 1879 including all speeches. Also all the speeches
mado at the Grand Banquet Of the Of Tennessee
held at tho Palmer House. Now IL, 1879, ncu ing the
speoches 0f Gen. ant Gen. Sherman, Gen. LOxsI Gen.
Wilson; Gen Weedfsrd. Gen. Pope Col R. G. nxersoil,
Col VIM. F. Villas. Senator Ogesby, Hon. Z. A. Stor1y,
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PRICE TEN OENTS.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-24
PROSPECTUS.

rhs subscriber herewith iis Forthcoming
velsme OF literary odds and en letters etc. the
De e0.it1od,
, 1880-04-24


Perry H, Smith returned hume yesterday
morning. and Rs ho was fresh from, tho house ct
tho ango Of araneroy pnrk, md Ia generally
supposed to be In tho confidence Of tho hero OF
Cipher Alley, he was duly interviewed by ro-
pUrtcr. lio believed. 0f course, that tho Syra-
c,tse Convention fnirly represented tho fculngs
0f tho Democracy Of Now York. Tho Convnn-
tson, ho sntd, wis openly for Tltdeli, md there-
fore thore was no need ot pulling wires or tnnnIp
t!ating Delegates, Mr.. smith WITS inclined TO
isscrt TINT tho Convention considered Ttlden's
clnlms Us .unassnilnblo, on nccount Ut tho great
wrong ho hntl 30 quietly endured.
1lcgnrllNg tito t,nn upon whom trfldcn wou1Al
drop his nantlo In caAo Of his own withdrawal
or defeat, bfr. Smith Ind only to soy that such
possibility WINS out of tue question, nn.l that this
contingency Ind nprer even been discussed by
thnse In Tilens cnusldonep. lfc bclIcyril t1int
neither Seymour, 1Inynrtl. Hendricks, Fild, nor
natts would hnFn tho slightest show il tho
Convention. llc believed lint, should Ttldnn
'rr7l,nblll or Palmer would hc tho lucky MIN.
llohry Il, Payne, he thought, WIS tho coming
nlnn for tho VicD-FrGstttongy.
III rclnrel ttl tho Republican nominations, Mr.
Smith thought TINT Grant might got tho ilo,n-
lnNdor, httt thnt Uaino would, ,oyund AIl q,es-
t1Un, Gg more formidable CaIit1ttlntu ~ npilfnst
Ttllen. Tie TnmlEuny split, afr. Smith Thought,
Of course, anontc,l To hit little, and would
hive absolutely NJ intlslGnco nt Cincinnati. Mr..
GUS health. and the winnie tcnOr Of tho interview
WIZ such MS to loase tho impression that Cipher
HApl would prosecute the campaign with pli the
machinery ut his command.
, 1880-04-24
POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS,.

ILLINOIS.
Special DApateh TO N. chttaoo Tribune.
SPltls0FlELn. ILL.,, April @@t.-up to .tHte l.c-
publican Conventions have boon hold In clght-
eeu counties, which havo elected l18 delegates
to tho BlAtn Convention, Of whou IS aro vitllor
instructed or plodgotl to Culion, for Goycrnnr,
Of tho ronalIdor 1S aro tor Rfhakcr, 10 fnr
Fort. aud Ii for Carr, tho ohocs OF tha ethors
not boinK dctihitty known. Conventions will DO
heI.! to-morEow In Morgan, Menard. Law.enco,
aud Boone Counties, Tho FORMER will 20
for Morrison, who IL not npt to
gct either county, though hn hnpes 10 control
L9ss ard urccnU. Eye.i ehuuit tln succeed, to
would thon only hMvo fifteen rntes. Lawrence
VIII 1e carried by AldgewAy Or Fort. nnono vii
~ t{ ftS! y r9r aa nsna5 H. w II
probably stand ~ tollqws, LII tielcgntus having
boon uiootei: Cntlons, 6dt lttnut0r, 10, Fort.
Is; Carr, 1bi Morrison. y. Elcvon Conventions
Will by hold nuxt weok. and Hawloy will Ae
henri from.
, 1880-04-24

el,onid not he leeally executed, TO kill Dc
Young and help tho speaker
AvESGE HIS FATHER
Tho mob was finally appeascl by Kcart1ey
nni awett BY tho Gatfing gttns and military
preparations.
A. Kallooll grow l,cttort tho excitement
subsided, and when Kalloeh WAS elected and
Da kYonng relohsod. thea whUte af1ait had
almost been forgotten.
rHn MURDERED MAN..
Chnrlcs Do Young, tse murdered man,
was notable character on the Pacific Coast.
ue WAS about 40 years Of neo and OF jewish
extraction. Less thnn twenty years ago ha
was setting type on the Sactdmento Unfoi.t
with but littEo capital other tthn TINT Of Ills
hands and hralns, Ito lttt for San Francisco,
wherc, in company witt, Ills brother Mike,
1lo started a theatrical advertising sheet
Known as the Dramatic Chronicle. Despite
Its small Size It mntlc Itself felt from It's
:, s11NG1Sa PERSONALITIES .
md bright, witty articles. It's editors Sc
cured tho services Of gootl writer's, Mark
Twnln among tic number, and from tho out
set 1t was m assured success. Through Its
growth frotn a small sheet to largo and sue
cessful newspaper, the scent Of tho roses
has otung to 1t still, ana Charles Do Young
has made the Chronicle n0tett for tts persotl-
altties md sensations. Atany 1nnn has Rono
cunning for Charley Do Young, but Inns al
why's found him man who would shoot OH
tho slightest provocatlon. 11o has had nulner
ols shooting nifrnys, but generally .lle "llatl
the drbp". on his mnn a,,a came out unhnrt.
1Io was noted for his pluck, energy, sllrewtl-
ness, md sagacity from tho days when the
worked Mt tho case until he had made tho
f!hranf fc}n fhn pftNbRq9t1il NnnAr nf tn.tjny.
, 1880-04-24

siding whether the nomination Of the Electoral
@ Sa f1rcna o1" no enasn nnS sfs'
end 'ho reslIt 3 victory f9r tho = stni9stoas"
also signed h. v. i:Hr'y. ". &. Wloxhn,n, and
9s s a; t te sst tw1 e 1,, ae rf' 70
nominate nnd elcct our full Electoral ticket.
Tho first section Of tho resolution. Tint tn
Elccta! ticket whofs not pledged to support lilo
Republican notnihee thlsd0 Mt Chfcagu, wns
adopted tirnntm0s1y.
Over tho Inst thOtG WIS
ptTrEA CONTEXT,
md It t,etnG tho pending question and tho cnll
lnsistcd upon, tn'it, sS9tsd .;t imminent 1r.
s" Ss ss wss SS re e to se sns sd
eelhcr asa!n ,isy yonll wctctmo thoia win hot r.,
iolowers sarie.i o,,s pf tho ha,l. Bit s pptsonai
friend, ofi the ntlor elho gathered aroaud them,
n s 1S9a 4s. wS 9 r. ;n tc ssts T.
sia.scy, Ii kin William, W 4 Custom ilouso II.
tlccr. ahch pave ntitloo thuy wo'tl not tnko part
% II sT u n,*a f feS!s5 iskos g. a1a e % h Of c t On tho
There Wna nt'ilnst row IL tho Convention tn.
y S a # asRo nStse "f yeS r q
ui'nnt l., cosnc tosciher. Tho whole Convention
tic ety polee, lis @ ooers @ m ta i. ho,'se ena liz
Mny"-nf. Stnlinto,,. to lroscnt II Rctlcrnl light.
IhS THU @past!;es howfyer wero afterwards reoa',4
After tho passtEt, uf tho resolution referred
to, tho Convention elected ns ELECTORS ut 1nrRc
M aid fS te sfs9! sas T. 81 nwsa 'nas. e' w. o' "eN""
Ilr: c, Il Norton was nominated, hut declined,
bS%!nx %x Et!a febo!l!1ti.
10 nominating delegates ~ Chicago md district
Electors, ns1tl toorc,i bnnd Is ecrcalatttnR tho
CMvontton In compliment OF tho stralghtout
TIE srhA1orrorr v1crony.
, 1880-04-24
AION'rENE EGNO.

VIENNA, April :3.-A dispatch to tho Press
from CottiNlu states tilat OIL tho ast inst. high
Montoncgrln Official nnd Sccrct.ry ot tho Turk
tsh lntasion lcft poAgoritza for T'l,sl to onnfcr
with tho Alhantans thorc, Oh their arrival
thoy woro mot ('y yollcy Of siusketry, and
haroly succeeded In escapuV nIiye. On tho I'd
Inst. tho M0tcncgrfns Advilneei fn nccttry Ttls(
An onKNRclnSnt lIok plac0 bAtweon thu 'furktsh
nr!a!ts md MpntenGHrlns.n fn,e buIny wountlrtl.
pasha llstruoied tho Turkish Commissioner Ut
lMf9orttxA 70 ovacunto immediately tho frontier
yllhtEca 0f tho cet1Gtf ttstElctX, which tho Ct,M-
missioner did. On arriving a. Xens l,risgu tic
Commissioner mil hIs ofltes,ls wcro met BY Il
nuskotry tlro frtltta q Thousand Alhanill,Y and
cumnetted to retreat,
, 1880-04-24

TIE C0N6TELLATf1N'4 uAftf1n. -, :.
1.0snos. April s3.-Pendtng tho a,nv.I3,
Cork Of tho Duke Of Et1nb,1rg, It Is prono.tt! "a
commence tho discharge OF tho Con,tcl1aN.sso %
and to dispatch a portion 0f tho seed no,tts..
with 1s little tlolay ns possible u tho t,rss ~
trcsscd districts. All tho railways viii sn7s3
thom FREQ OF charge. s"'""
.QUEExsTOww, April Gl.-Tho Town cn,.,
sh,neFH have decided to Eire t,nnn,,ct tamt ~ ~
officers ot tho fF,0nt6 Constellation, T. Il ~ MS
rntl. ot1c. Of the CoMn,Issttnornt nh -His.411st -
Nationalist, who oppnsntt tho prcecptat,hn " =
attftrtsa to tho Duke Of Conndukht IN shs y. ~ u
sfon of his visit to Queenstown, rro,oe.as
try ecnnrEcd BY. famine, md urgcl tbst ssa. lss.
10 presented with MI address, and ths. 'as5 as5s
money fotsfac banquet be given to charity. @o
ttfnr -'-t'r--
Dupt1N, April 13--A dispatch from sl,u,, ,.v..
,On ~ attempt to SERVE process nf cjsefsr2,,;;
~! tho tennt ot an,nl hul1inv in tho intasao!!
" Sl1En County. 4 lHrfIu assbn,lago Of tba ,.na
pie tnthcrctl md, Notwithstanding tho oiYnrts q
RuvGr1l rrttaaR. together with tetachmrnI y
armed GuistAbtilnry. ttroye uN tho pfleorx ~ "
s!lcccAsfi!liy protnctcd tho tcnnnt from e. Ms
surrIco nf tho rnpcr. .Thoro was n rrtat naas NY
nild excitement. and In the struggle a f,umtss s
IF slight wtIilnla wgre received On b0th sMs.s
After tho ctnstnbulnry returned with thn nse. H.
cess server the crowd quietly dispersed. F'''
, 1880-04-24
MLEAN COUNTY.
Special INspatth TO 7hs Chicago Tribune.
OREGON.
Nrunf.1CAN CONVENTION

NFuU11CAN CONVENTION,
PORTLAND, Orc, April @l.-Tho State Ropub-
licnn Convention convened Mt II to-lny. It wns
called to ordor BY David Frcomau, Chairman ot
tho State Central Committee. j. G. l'ecbtes, Of
Marion County, was elected Temporary Chnir-
man. Committee on nCrcdenttals. consisting Of
ono delegate from each county, WIS appointed,
md Il recess tnken until =. nj. There aro t63
yotes in tho Convention, and Int few proAIes.
Tho Delegates ,Rro nrlanK tho t,eet mon Of tho
Republican purity Of tho Stnte. A lNrgo number
OF prominent Republicans from different p,lrts
ri tho Statc nsD IN nttnDdnncb. An unus,tal de-
gree 0f interest Is mnlffestel, although tbcre Is
every rcason to pr0htct harmonious nctlon.
, 1880-04-24

ok"tsohs. ""e tao ihtiFHlt1es lafh'cnt I" oln "9e
render That tntrrnot1onbln. I must enntcnt N.Y.
l,npo thnt yta1r potr,otfe cfrcrta' combined
win thn ,fror,. ~ ,,na,,,,,.,,ns Il, n,tor
n..... '.s 49, s""..s a ". "uu'enns ~ "'Mo' ~
hfatcA inny refeuc tho Government and tho
country 1rnm lupcftllnR anacr. Tho in!iu-
eMceh thht Will entnrco Gnu. Nrn1ata hntnnttaIl,
snnu!n ,lt sMcH III Mnomtnatim N m1dc, MI! inanro
G,nVeHtion. coupled with tho methods fly means
u qonrss Tn.c ~ uc .e!SFnsoh WGs arnon9.ea, 9a
,n,,i;rti ~ ~, . - ,r Ills Es 7. 49, te..ns ~
..;t ~ t ~ .s ~ - ~ ~ @ ,5 ~
ro @ 1on rntes IL snto ~ uast t9Gts
Eset henenns ssa5 nRaEL ~ uenuss " tts
f.nnds IL Tx at"tr. " ~. 1 .o
u miFtmMa . ~ .nH tS otN.ct sonu lns tnn neMtos4oy
, 1880-04-24

becn trlct, hy court-mnrtlnl, md throe ~ 49,
condemned to eight, Blk, a,lt1 four yonf, ea oen
fory!tu'io rcePcctiyoiy. two 10 two o.d p'sas !
tn m asylnm. 70 sent
PREPARATIONS ron An EAtsrEr. rr,....
L0Snnx, April r. -Adrlccs from r. n..o LION
nnfE sny The russian Government, ,be4.esfs bbesefs.
cipher taispntchca, hns ordered its m,s09,l:a
etc., for tho pladvtostock orpelitlo,ns.' litlo,s'' e1as'
departure r. tn nn hRatcned by uyery n!,9e Ha9se
monn.. This Indicates that tho Goyyd1rnnsnsole
critical. @''e' SorlcHhat
TnTrra TO CoxrErE w.fn III. =.
.ST. PsTEttsnttfst4. April z.--TFo (las., ~:
Sha.s ,snna % aGo iMnortng vnr!ety oi A,sesISss: I:
nuasa, Tho supplies como prsnoins}n,,vu n,uth ut!hera
Ohio, MiehiEnn, 1lttnots. md Mlss0,lrt.7 oa ffoa
Eralns arc to 30 planted by tho fnt1nars !s
tcMg n1ilc to successfully compete viii, tups q
1T the gfaln-markcts uf tho wor1d.
, 1880-04-24
FRANCE.
APPOINTED sxcnErAny 0y LEGATION At wAsn-

FlkA n tEs
APFOINFkn sxCnErARy Oy LEGATION At WAsH-
ISOTON.
PARIS, Arr'! .j.-Ettmontl do ProssonSo, a Pro-
tcstas,t dyiuo, aud we.l-knnwn wrltoron ti.es,-
logical s,lhJccta, bus been appointed Sccrotary
Ut tho Frcich Legation ut Washington.
FtlKaTa AND TIiH AHMY.
PARIS, April &.-Iu the Chamber TT ncputics
tto:.tay .ho pr9posa! Of Hort, nadtoal! that 1t
prtests VIM shntt hDrehfter uB 0F1!ntued, was
voted urKoat aud rutcErc4 tn q select committee,
Strike.
The railroad builders Of tho Mount Oonis Tun.
mel struck III account uf tho WnHca bring pnll2
IN Italian. parcr money. ;rhcy marched 10 Lii,
gnn0 aud HsaeuihluA bcftrc tho contractors
dt,uso. but Maso Dispersed by the 1n,itla, Tho
pAymGns Of waKns lii ltalian notcs will bo pro-
hlhttod ip tho future,
8KApATltY,
LONDON, April 21~A dispatch from Paris
sayss Tho papal Nunrio has l,eon received hy
Presldent GrtYy and presented pn autograph
letter Of tho Pope, taking part with the Jssufts
aud other feligious congregations Affected hy
tho recent docrces.
, 1880-04-24
TOM HENDRICKS,
I1H hoes NOT 1LANKEn AFTER THE Y1CE.rnHs1-

UES0f.
At tho Palmer House yesterday was cx-Oov.
Thomns a. 1lcnlrtoks, of lndilHa, who came to
ChlcnKo to attend to eoms lnw business. 4
11uuuNE reporter sent up his cnrd during tho
t'ny, ansl MIR. Hendricks received hin, with that
cortllnl auAy!ty for which he Is uotctt. III might
Us vol sco ynu gentlemen Of tho press" sni,l
he, "for II don't SEQ ypll some O,lu writes lip
IN intervlow with mo nnywny. Thu lust tlmo
was herp Times MIN sont M severIf cards. but
| was Ottt, md he lid nut HOO lnD. Tho nuxt .ny
ther0 Wns long interview IN that 1ournnl with
INC. 1t didn't do much crat to tho writer's ill.,
tClitgouao, for fto taxed bis own resources nnu
said things thnt he would not hnve stated
hud ho known mo. Annthor like case
WINS pCrpetratetl on mo In OnlnhA, which
WIS not found out until Mr., Mcclure, Of rhfln-
t,ciphin, wrntu on t0 know why his edlfpriuls
wero taken bodily from tho IF,Acs to bo uscd III
tho looal columns OF tho Qlal.ha Herald. hla
gone OIL TO California;, and hcnco did not SEQ tho
.tntervtcw, md lid not find IL outintft 1was Oh
my wAy back."
While tho reporter waa In Mr.. Hendricks
roo there wete also present Mr.. ". D, lIotsgh-
falling lild Melyiii8 W. Fuller. Sir. Hendricks
mid that hn wl.E craphntcnlly opposed III ulng
Interviewed. Tho reporter nstEd him. however,
''1[ow t!oua tho G,,bcrnhtoru contest stand III
Your Stntc, from noInocrotlo standpoint, and
win nru tho cnntestnnts9"
~ think that tho contest lies hctwccn Frank
I,andors, Of indianapolis. auu Liaut.-Guv. Oray.
1t Is very cIoso fight. Roth uxceise!lt iIeil,
and Mr.. Gray Ii very capable. Mr.. l.nlders Is
II pork paokcr, fnrntcr, and Wholesale NOR.
chant, md think tho ohnnces nro sotno-
what In his favor, Four yuars ago Mr..
tcsI % was very oisse betwoon W Gn mid sr . i in-
nun. The Fnto tak1M III tho En1ls0sl ton was
closY that tlloso was y .iiltaEotcu a.'o.t tho
at 0llc tlrlu to disrupt tho Convention, Ihon Il
, 1880-04-24

Special DApateh to 1As cAlsaea 7f1asA* ~
J0Ilk7, ILL.,, April el-Dy tho breaking u. y y. h
1Mnchluury pf all elevator at tho atoel Hgatsts..i
night. throo colorrd workmen wore p3oclpistsf
Distance of sayenty-1lve faet ~ te.,1.9
fatal injuries. james Mtlea. terribly masaN III Id
broken, and hurt internally. Stanton 9*
injured in tho groin und abdomen. !, ns~;f
, 1880-04-24
4 QUEER NERVOUS DISORDER.

C1NcINNAT|, APfal S.-IuPIEs 0f tho ST. Ursu-
line Convout, at 1t. Martins, uruwn County, o.,
have been stpt home two .npnths Iu nuvatro OF
tho usual umo on account Of tho appearance
among them Of a singular nseyoua disorder
With epidemic tendency, 1t manifests ltauIe tn
nervous tN'itohings and icrkinGs, and, whila not
cg an alarming character. was 70 ScyipuS ~ to
wnrrAut tho lly!s&al OF the school. Il ID sala It
yields fc4dlty 10 treatment wheu tho pupils are
separated.
, 1880-04-24


sptetal ptspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
STAusTt,H, W., April El-As toreshadowel by
Tnn TIttnuNM correspondent yGstontay, tho
Bsrnlghout Republicans huve bcaten tho oAiahono
followets. fortnight tho looked.for test can.d
up On tho following resolutions, o1oro, l'y Sir.
River, 6tnsfKhout, from LynchdurY. Tho rcso-
l,ti8ns after lengthy discussion, were brought
~, but when tho vote upon tho second camo up
tho Mahonoitca voted aRalnst It, 1t twaB adopted
by ii voto Of hyca %; nnyB, 8l,
}sksolut1, That no ElUctora shall bu rlacod
upon tho Republican EleptnEnl ttekut whp nrn
mt pi1t!ged to support tho Republican nornluco
"i&s%utti, That tho couycnt.on now proceed
to nominate nnd olcct ono full Electoral tiokot."
Great oathnafaam prevailed Rmong tho
strntBhtouts, and tho Mahonoitcs wcrp corrc.
sponding1y dopresscd. ONO nr twice. lust bc-
foro tho vote was takcn, D. N. Norton, a negro
Of York County. ono Of Mahone's leadcrs. threat
enetl To 10 out, al,a lid start unoo. Upou tho
adoption OF tho resolution, IscAa Hamilton, col.
ored stralKhtout Republican, ,natlu motion
thnt "tho Convention prt,cced to elect two Fleet
ors ut Larga, and thak tho Convention tako su-
cess of fifteen minutes, iuriuH which time tho
Delegates from cnch Congressional district nKruo
.'pon their Electors" 3fr, Messo. whito Mal,onc-
ito, said he and his frtcntls'tliA
NOT rHopoan 10 TAKE rAuT !.
In my respect III forming ail Rlootofol slokut
Just nuw, but they di.l proptlss ut .uu,e future
lima To do 10. This WIS II throat n bolt, but tho
ChAtrtnun, Don. WIckhanl, sHtt hu ssas, nj eoursp
sorry to hoar hat tho gentleman anl hlx fsleris
Intended to tIy In tho faou Of this Cot,ye,,tltl
but tho business Of tAu t.iy H,tst proceed This
roInaEk somewhat broke tho buckbonu Ut thu
oppoaiuon. Tho resolution WIS u.l.,ptrt,
tho MahOtle Fusi0tilata mt yntiug fi,r tho twu
Electors ut I4urxr. unn. william q.
Wtckl.un wAs put !u nnn,nasiou a,ul ,,unni-
,nously olectosl. nr. u, l.. Merton, ncgy1, M,<
homo Fustontst, WAS PITT in t,n!l,n,!pn ~ nuy-
eral stra!ghtolts for second Elcnior. with ylu,y
OF pr.,snatinx hnslsony, Nortuh dcctiusl The
place. Whcseupnl1 lttss Hamilton, rxrs, rnfKhs.
out. aAkesl hlmt: "SLIt thu gutislurlan from Yurk
tAr Nttrtt,tI. u 10 shaultl ia elected III nnu ui
s11ect with thu Eitptue1A CUiseKef
nutcd hGra,"
L. II. Dawson, enlorod ex-senator from VIII.
lnMHbllrg. Nort0ha own tllstFict, Il prominent
party VI BIZ race AIld thut arcEpD, WIZ tl,D!,
.icctGd. tlO tsnot q lnplltber VI tho Convention.
Ihe Convention then took II ecreAs.
THk sThAl111rorTs WIN.
~ tn lFfstsFss Assostat&d psxxs,
dTAuN!uS, Va. April s3.--In Tho Republican
Convention. alter u long and hcatod discussion
motion was lost BY a doeldcd vlya.yoce vota. and
at a. u. y motion tpxla hy tha Htratghtnuts to
of4. ~
sTAuhTos. Va, April s3-Tho Convention 70.
eaeesneied thla morning, and aktrmtahlnH hogan.
Inc 9ucstion up ID, whether tho Convention
shAA nominate delegates to Chicago before do-
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MApfEoN, W1s., nutENATHs,
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Iftbuns.
MADlsoN, WIS.,. April s;;i,-Tho Second Assem-.
hly District Convention to-day elected W. Il.
Mnii1, 0f thS city, ant! Col, 0corgo c. Drynni. OF
hlt'onng Grove, delegates TO tho State Convon-
tton. They ara un!nstrlictcd, but It ia nlMlpr-
stood Main will support Nialnc, aad liryant, who
wtA ulsl lur 9rAnt through tho Wnr nnd i poraon-
III friend, will not 70 buck IN him.
T0LEhO PRIMARIES.
spttIai Dtspateh 10 1Hs chteasn Txtbuns.
.TdLEnu, o., April "l.-Thu Republican prin,a.
rica In ths city worn largely attended this oyetl-
my, Mil lNltGh ht0FpAt WIS tAkgn III tho rtM4Ic
inRs. or tho Delegates cfcete.i 10 tho County
Convention Ut tn.I,orrnw, Gnty-ntnu nrp suIi.
.ElAutl 10 lID for nlatH NIL thrS for flur-
lhnit. 0raHts nnI1lD WAs not mentioned III cult
Gus.
, 1880-04-24
CASUALTIES; !;

|S{,t
Sptcsal Dhpateh to The CAtedeo TrtaurA. !
IsunLlNG1os, ill.,, April 23.-Wh!lD raasengst
trim No. L. which left Chlcagn Mt 1Q;30t this rnora
Ing, WIS atoppiny At Gnlcs1lrg, about O'Clock
thls cvcntug. All acctent occurred which Nil q
doubt result In tho tlcnth OF W. stanloya brsts3
man OIL tho train botwcon Chicago md thIs titf:;
There IL uauRlly considerable switching .dQneat
GA1cabnrg IN .1etnchlng tho curs from tho tsafa
OIL tho main line 10 tho tat1cront hsuptasE
While this work was being dOno this ovtatf
Stanley was doing something 10 tho nlrshrats
tube Of Dub OF tho eoachcs when af,other cossa q
Wns lMekpd up to the ono upon which %
was at work. As tho cnra cnme together! BY
hca'o wns calight betwcen tho beams and hs4T
crushed. His injuries were mot consldata
scFto.s % nt thc tl1no, md no WIS brought on;tM .
hl'rE Stanley grow verso, md whon the tta
nrr'vctl hero WIS unconscious. lie WIS takeato
n i!ar9ett iin!s ad hs tn5s!os ats1Ssd ~ IT, =
through tho night, i ~
, 1880-04-24
WlscONs,N's SENSATION.

MILWAUKEE, VIE, April N-Nueh excite
ineut prevails At Ashland over reported .lisoov-
crlcs Of gold and silver III paying quantities at
I,r1lnachwItQr and Silver Crooks. fourteen miles
south OF Ashland. It's otalmnd that assays aro
satisfactory, and tho land IL helng rapldiy taken
, 1880-04-24

CIxCtaNArl, April sa-The 5-year.ola - s*ttd
8-ycar-old daughter Of Charles Koch, .,,rI
at No. tzi Main atreot, wore dausefousy vss vVsassf
BY headlight pll explosion carly Thy ,|eeS n
Ono 1f tho children ls not o1protod " trs!'
1rc did $.s)0 taamaEo to tho house. s.:,
, 1880-04-24
BLAINE.

spetlat Dispaieh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1soroN, D. O., April ia gentleman
who Informed Atr. Blaine to74ay that tho vIr-
gfnta Republicans propose IA mako linn vice-
President on tho tiokot with Grnnt reports
lllalne rs saying: ut is simply ridiculous and
utterly out Of tho question, 50 far ns am oor-
cernpd,"
, 1880-04-24

nEaLss. April sa.-lt is reported from Warsaw
that Gen. MclikaG has ontcrod Into negotiations
~"sth the view of establishing = better under.
landing With tho Poles. :
F4L1TlCAL dRFENu4u2.
Moscow, April &}.-SIx political Offenders have
, 1880-04-24

Fiin OF ynur oor.,s with the Japanese Cora
ftle." II Will surely cure aud end pau. 10 cents,
, 1880-04-24
lolNED V}crORlA's RAND.

61LvEa CITY. N, M., April s3.-Two hundred
Mescaleros 6aye left tho Fort Stanton Nescrvs.
tIpn to join Yictoria's banA.