, 1880-06-07
NOTES..

NOTES.
Cannon arc In readiness to bo fred upoi,
the first announcement of the nomination,
whoever II may be.
About 1000 persons left tho hotels ycster-
day for tlletc homes, mt being nhlc to wait
longcr upon tho results Of tho Convention.
s,1et n!puxE sp 5eporteF, ,v ;ald & t. I, eonar 1
natcd :' Mr., SWEET replied: Grant"
roW WV" wst sf it ts fFteF fn1ipast GsIt ocoek
'e H ad nisa A% bSnt ts auots n no swsit %at
hro mistaken sometimes"
David +. LlttlISr. ,lolegate,atlsrge, has
been MS selected q vlee-prcsiisns for tho Stale
placo Of Join Wentworth, illegal dolegnte
utseated.
]. i. hathaway, the wsll-known coal man,
reBrets lie went to tho Palmer House. llo
bought q watch aud chhin thirty years aEo.
and !ast evening i tt}sapneared from lits vest
tcrs 10 l,al hanging to It as charms Loss,
$f8.5o. Mr, Hathaway is no longer for
Graut
Some ono In the interest Of Grant yester-
day approached one Of the. MontaMa dele
@ sS ss sinaG q b S9sss b as A9aRa oa
Or more, tho nttcmpt was abandoned. The
Territorial delegates, with ono or two. ex-
ceptIons, nre rs wealthy ns my Of the dele
gntcs who lsnvo come to Chicago.
TICKETS TO THE CONVENTION.
Persons intending to attend tn-tlay's session
q tho Convention will do we'll to read tho
: following letter:
90, Juno tn tie PUBLIC: No tiekba iinving
sn G,vlafY1 I aHr M taM Jne toka,s 9oaFn
uro SESSIONS OF tho Convention. and no person
viii b. atllnist,a not holding tickets: To nvoll
their tickets at tho proppr entrances, uach Of
which Is ,uonsp!ouously marked. The nnIy en-
tsse oss has tS The s esss Sr 'fo ssSe t
The doors will ho opened forty-ayo trsintrrs
be pe Inc e +
cullcd tn urler. OH!oors Rnd employees nro re-
f "s1 ss ts Ssse %
ONE OF THE QUESTIONS LIKELY TO ARISE
when tho Convention meets this morning will
be MS to the rnetlloA Of proceeding III cases
where delegates have loft the city. 1n Tho
casa Of t!,e New Jersey delega,lon., one de!e-
home, and, unless one or the either l'ns left
31 t1 .S EoSsHSa SSsSS25la, w f ST. a SoSs tf a
settle tho question.
4 VERY PRETTY LITTLE Rus1on-
was. judlciou!y circulated last eventng. par.
ttc,liatly In, tin iieiglbofkuOtl nf Southern
delegation lleallnrteEs ut tho Palmer, which
uIght have turnn1 vote or two II 1t hadn't
was to tlie effect TINT President Hayes Ind
communicated by telegraph with MI. Green
d. KaM!n, Commissioner OF internal Rove
nue., md dplegnts-atrlarge fronl Illinois. re-
tain sficIul document known. as Execu-
e psoR4ey %%S5 Sf Lis d soas sqh{p sew e 'a 90
to. speak, and Returning to Washington,
ns Xsso II he as Sossoo Ssf e % ssh % Ss g. Rel
ny TRIBUNE reporter who wns, easer to
said 10 htd heard nothing about It, mud de-
,,ietl tint # had any ionnatlpn ln faet what
way, that hts lolial was not fol. .publlcation,---
gavo force AMI point to tho CONSTRUCTION
e ep Put ago s s3s aa fFGas bEs2
was about this: that tho story was designed
TO opsrate on THO minds of tho s9ut1lernors
by ptejudlclng their ngrlnst Preside ent Hayes
for "n.edslingn with 4 Grant worker! thus
.'porsecuted" Commissioner, and, arguing
fronl tho lesser to tho greater body .fot hts
cI!ef. gen.. Grant. The ru1nnr, although
lhslustrlously circulated, vas nltogcther too
ESPECIALLY lt view OF tie frequent subsequent
self.
To tbs Editor Of 77ss CMeaeo Tttbtna
CIucAGo. JUNG 81 hayo heard it r,tt,orad
! tlis evening that large sums OF tnonoy hnYe
been rocclVed in tho city to-aay from the
East, to ba used for a political purpose. Any
Spor 616e o1 O. ' ssn M critical Ma r. pero Fsfe
tho proceedings u a wills sroun,lre and n
spectfully, , W. E. LACEY.