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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
A FLOOD OF TILDES LITERATURE.
a.. Rs3cc and Carrier (IJsDl.i


Mr. Tilden's literary bureau Is lively ut
work ana receive nearly every day batch OF d0cu,
ments Inwh forth the rights ana wrongs OF
the President de jure." MantOn Marbles g. Moses }
Secret Chapter Political History Is circulating again
Next comes report OF the proceedings OF the syracuse
Convention with an appendix In which 1t Is figured our
that Tilden had larger Vote IN New 1orK
Grant in 1865 or 1872. bv Greedy IN 1872,
andby Seymour in 1868. Attached TO this Is tie deca
rattan that every allegation in respect 10 the unaVaI
ab,ity of Mr. IIlden as candidate IN 1850 Is simply
reha>h Of tue same story IN lS72 ana SO mere is
aIso powerful vindicatIon " OF 1ildrn's conduci III
fs76 by tne Hon. John Bgcow who asserts that 4 Con
oTcss I,J declared Mr.. Tden elected or II the House
had elected him. in stead OF surrendcrnR The C0nEicS'
eional functions To the "unknowaUlc Electoral SOn-
mission the sage Of Gramercv PAX would haVe
shed the last drop OF his blood etc So II Mr. lildth
IA NOT a candidate Nephew PetOn. or hOmcO0dy esr'
thinks and spending non' lIeely "nAo IaOoI'
tug under TINT de fusion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
.senntor Michael Norton. He vas asked By raIBUNE

ex-senator Michael Norton. He asked By TRIBUNE
reporter II 1t " Tden tram"
A." Yes" he answered, "it Is o Tilden train. But.
really for the last three months haven't thought that
the old man was candidate think no Is only staying
in apparently that delegation won't fly IN 10
other candidates. l doubt II any one on this train
knows whether he is or is not candidate We shall
port him, Of " e wants IT, presume there are
Cincinnati who know exactly what Mr. Iilden is
thinking OF doing" John Tyler Kelly the Mayors
Marshal, also passenger. with hlm were Deputy
Commissioner Of Public Works Hamlin and civil Justice
Caaghau. These the only public officers on the
train.
The Brooklyn delegation the Convention started for
Cincinnati on the train which left the Grand Central
Depot ut 1880 a. IN. They occupied senator wsgners
private drawing car which recently carried TIE u
dependen Rennbcan delegates OF this State headed by
Judge Robertson, TO Chicago. The following were tne
chief members Of the delegation: Hugh McLaugDlln,
Judge Calvin T. Pratt ex-senator Pierce, Senator John
G. Jacobs. William c. Kingsley, Henry ]. cullen. Thomas
Carroll A. NJ, Bliss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
GARFIELD THE Best POSSIBLE CHOICE.

SIR: Three hearty ch crS Tor the Chicaf"
poiu,;l,ou-.o siy All ~ l:h.ril E'pu''An !"
tnrcifv of Waterbury, without di,-,ntln: y'ir". m"
sllplolcrs 90 CIR nj and Huur u;n,r In cImWrudihS
unaninrdv. the honiaaiiun 81 Garfield ana AIlhnf ~
"A wise and iuiIc1u- selection from among Tia" NAM
eminent name. presented; and ~, ttr as my Know r-"
cxcud- they propose 10 put their thoH! '"r- &" the
PARTY wheels AMI give the ticket An lmp Jus hht WI"
para We the energy Of the opposition.
MANY OF the Rr.iIhiIciu- wcrr IN full sympathy with
the gifted and cluqurn; senator from Maine ANA were
aux on. and confident ~ h'- uominItl"n ana Cc'ni
The result proved n disappointment. hn aIlrr htN ana
n, IN; f IN reflection III the ultimate good ui tuc
eau IN lew, the cur u.lou a. Tea he'd ina thr "H
y,i.lnn 81 htt'cl work Tor the J. puhIr1h parry 'hh
# any Of The utii.r can't dat tI 10 Il, nUniudru l"t
nary j. iuw united, and ~ viii wA'k "v'r tn con 80,
aud sctr tie question 20 cIeIy that com nj ION W'
ht .o'~-dIt. - " a.
vat. rbtuy conn.,, June II. l~-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
WHAT Is OWING TO SENATOR BLAINE.

TO me EdttOr Of he TrF6uhe'
SIR: believe l may speak for the great
mass of tbc Republican party when say that heartily
,ndorse TIE rmBrXE's tbute to James g. Blaine. INC
cnuntrv owes him an everlasting debt OF gratitude lot
bringing 10 grief the dangerous scheme OF the Hrah
managers dangerous to the party and to the couh'F
hccausc 10 the party, for It Is my honest opinion rom
such observation Il, have been able to make mat inc
pnuhl,c,r Marty would have been hOpclessly divided
by the nomination "f General Grant.
To Mr. Blaine We Indebted primarily Tor III" pres
en- univ and have with Indignation the uhGrh
crous attacks aud surs him. coming too with par"
ul,ry bad grace from newspapers that nave pIclthur
Ith nlltpci upYu,iti 10 4 th1rd term Jane ~
Uainr is uGncsii0 uahly the most popular Statesman
thr country and hr has certainly not lost MS holu -"
t mann. ~ the urlulr bv his recent course FOR ny
srlt wa. looking forward To casting my hist Nuc ol
President Tor him. hut wal give "llh pleasure ~ io
NAV, ,,, i,,,.,.if~ me victory the wOuld-bc die
tatnrs al thn Republican party. u l.
Ncir- lOrk June IL. ls~O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA June lS.-WooL-Frmer and some quail.
ties higher demand improving; supply very light fog
the ono Psnnylyana and West yiGgns osSsS
asa Ncw.YOTk; Michigan. Indiana and and West.
Ginm, 4S0s9c. Coarse, 43a4ica " ashed Combins
and Delai"c-F Fine Washed Dcalne and Xxx. 60952LcJ
Medium Washed ComOng Deaine 500 ~ i2ci Coarse
DO DO, no.. a d45c canada Washed COmbing, 4aS4Sci
washed tombing and Delainc-Medium S5oS9e
or X and Xxx 2jdSoc: Medium 80 ld3Gc.; Coarse.
SOe$$c; Dark Earthly Unwashed Clothing s1n:
OREGON Fine 2s9$0c Medium $os$5c. Coarse SssSSS;
New. Mexico aud Colorado Fine. 20d30c. Medium 200
Coarse (carpet woO. 22d25c Puled-Exua Mertno'
4Od4 jc.; Super, Az u ACC; Lambs super. 4Oa45c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
GENERAL GARFIELD OFF FOR HOME.
NOT YET RECOVERED FROM THE SURPRISE CAUSED
BY HIS NOMINATlON.


BY HIS NOMINATIONS.
IpY TELEGRAPH To TIL TRlBINB'l
WAsuINGrON, June 1S.-CCneral GARFIELD, ac-
oompanied by Congressman Congcr Williams ana
Townsend and other friends, will leave Washing
ron at s a. H. tomorrow for Cleveland General
Garfield will GO to his home at Mentor where III
expects to remain during the Summer since MS
arrival in Washington his time has been mach o.
cuped in receiving the public and private atirn-
tons of his friends and he has barely found time 10
attend to some necessary private business Nheh
he left Washington to attend the Chicago C0nVch-
ton he expected to return In time to resume
his duties IN the House before the Adjournment
of Congress; and consequently his Work was
dropped with tho expectation that he would take
it up again soon. That hirtysixth ballot at Chicago
suddenly charged all tho plans that General Gar
field had made and when he spoke Tonight OF the
necessity that brought him here to arrange ana
Pack up his papers there was something III me tone
of his voice which Indicated that he had hardly yet
recovcrc from his surprise. General Garfield Is IN
excellent health and spirits; but his manner shows
that he feels deeply The responsibility winch has
been thrust upon HIM by the action Cl the Chicago
Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TILDEN TO WITHDRAW.
CONTINUED rom Firsipage)

l should have to denounce an infamous sconn-
drel and slanderer any man who declared that Til
den as trustee of the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
took and converted to his own 100000 Of bonds
bcloL ging to that corporation; although know he
did. | would be in the snme dilemma IN regard TO
his income tax and other matters. No, Tllden
would not be- All acceptable candidate"
The Lrenird Star If to-day prints tie following:
svymon's rcmptOry refusal to he candidate seems
to have so little weight with his party that conspcu
ous Democratic member Of the House or Representa
iivrs said with emphasis this week, when told that Scy
mnur should not he buloZcd into accepting the nOmina
tou: I'll he were MS and dear to me a5 my wic ls
aud knew that the campaign for the Pfcsldcncy WOMB
kill HIM. would If III my power, force him 10 hcetpt
the could br assured that ne would only
live long enough to be inauguritcd President"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
urnT BY AN ANGRY TRUCKMAN.

Four bows were playing last evening on
- -; W, am St, near ChaIltOn-st.. which there
yas an empty packing box Into this one Of the boys
a,ne1 Henry H. Reilly. the driver Of the truck. or
drod them away The three boys on the onts" OF the
hox ran off, while the truckman picked UP heavy runG
and Aourshed il at them in threatening manner lie
',, ,t tho r,ue tall on the packing box with great
sIr.e few moments Gferwarl Rci!ly saw
Se fourth hoy lying in ,1e ss box OF booa h wos
a.,oo from tho left temple Reilly learned
t Tie hoy was Joseph Jacobs, the son OF poor widow
icing at No. $50 Hudson-st The boy was sent 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
DEMOCRATIC DESIRE TO PRoPITIATE GENERAL
qRANE


While the Chicago Convention was III sts-
sion and VI ell de eat Of General Grant appeared 10
he certain The Union suggested that his Grafton 10
the head OF Army by the Democrats III power Wond
lie not hing more just recognition OF m'lluy
service to tne cOuntr;. a dispatch from Washington
Monday afternoon announced ccdrcd purpose
among the Democrats there To introduce pm AT me
Drce nber placing hun on the ietred list Win
the rank If General which is tue highest ever hcIu
nv any man. and a handsome salary for HE. To ms All
Democrats Will say amen or Grant the pOilCan Dem
>nir,iIon Is unsurpassed. General Grani MADE the mis-
take OF his life when he left the h ad OF nc Army to take
The Presidency ami serve the Republican leaGcrs Now
thai these leaders have PUT him aside for man IKE
arned IL is for the Democracy TO vlndcde linn by re-
M In nnSlllON he NaCltCQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TIE NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.


TIE STATE TICKET RfNOMiNATED AT THE con-
DrNTIAL rRrFFRFNCEs.
RNrtGH y C.. june 1s.-Thc Democratic state
Convention which met yesterday. was the largest
ever held IN North Carolina. 1000 delegates being
present As there was no hall large enough to bold
them. they met in Capitol Square in the open air.
The Convention was called to order by S. A. AShe
chairman of the State Committee, at o'clock.
Jnucs Edwin Moore was temporary PRESIDENT, and
John Graham permanent president admirable
order WAS preserved, and good temper prevailed.
Goycruor JARVIS was rcnominatrd for Governor
over Mc,srs. Fowlc and Scales by small majority
ON tine first ballot, and tho nomination was made
unanimous
On the first ballot for Northumberland Jnan
( Carr. of Durham was thought to be nominated
over James l.. Robinson the present incumbentl,
Thomas Hall and Kerr Craig but there being con-
fu,ion. another call was made. and ROOinSon's nOm-
,u,ti,u WAS made unanimous. All the other inctlm-
hrut4 were rcnnlnnatcd without srrlOnS opposition
excerpt that for AuditOr-General W. l.. ROBERTS was
The delegates to Cincinnati elected were W. 1.
,l,rsnn Reconsideration j. Green, /. J.. cling
man. L. VI. Long. Charles Ii. Jones', he delegates
,yrr NOT instructed, but are favorable to seymour,
with Bavard az second choice. he Convention
tnnk no action about the twO-thlrds rule AT Cln-
ciuIati There are no Tidcn men among thc dele
gates The electors at large are .ienrral James Nj
Inach and Fablus H. Busbcc. After his ren0m,
nation Governor Jarvis made short speech. anu
Jndrr Fowr, hIy principal opponent. delivered al
address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
~ pApF.R WAREHOUSE.

A fire broke out yesterday at noon In inc
pape, warehouse Of Samuel sparnS @ ~ arro
ooS FUSED crave fears of disastrous confederation.
no, ,He remcn osered the flames after an hours hard
work The as masnery
sSiVSSvcV - % ovned by A. Beach. $l'OOV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
CHANCES FOR A REPUBLICAN SENATE

Starring wiki an adverse majority OF ten IN
the Senate the Republicans have ameauy chosen Cen
ernl (iui1 I'd rs IburmanS successor and Repulicins
will almost certainly BE- chosen III succession 10 McSsls
I,tnn and Wallace The only the RcpublicaHs arc
In danger of losing Is Mr.. BrucS which certainly
lost without going into the doubtful States tn9 Demo
cratic majority will thus be reduced TO SIX. gam OF
three will tie Senate and give the Republican NctlSs
dent the casting vote, aud four will establish RtpuD
can mporlty The chances uf the Rcrualcans eltrunG
successors TO Messrs Krrnan, Randolph and Mcdonald
are ANYTHING but desperale and there are many pto
pile who IN have GOOD reason 10 expect h'Puo
icau victory i'll Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TuURMAN MEN ORGANIZING.

SENATOR 1nUIMlN CONrrEs VIII HIS FRIENDS
Al COLUMBUS.
CoLUMBU~ June Ex-senator Thurman arrived
here to-day from Washington. and had n consula-
ton with a number of delegates to tho Cincinnati
Convention and personal friends rs to the manage
mrn of hs contest tor the Presidential nomination.
The consultation was Informal, and, besides agree
Iut, f. summit Thurman ~ long thrGr IS chance
of ms nomination, and arranging business details
nothing was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TIE TRIBl'NE'S CANVASS.

To the TLitOr 81 Ihc Irth rune.
SIE: | desire 10 congratulate You upon the
Nomination Of Grrr.i! Gan 1T. TIE lEinrNr hHr hcrt
consistent all tntnulh tie ctSt~-, 'tand!nS almost
alone among the papers OF Til, great state, I'm IT, hos
INV L, Grant 1t the third term II. aIcl"s lav" hrrn
.,r,ur and yirnroI- rcae uug good and its nrgu
uirni souu and c,InrI - hr.l'Nr ms ilr huihlil
~ T. Tin" -irui."-t that could htNr been ~ de also
u.cy, tat I'm. 1Hnt NJ entitled tOA Large share OF
the r,I! III bIiut.ug It ab"ut. d,,lrc personally 20
TX rrr4. my thHuk-. r.
Uu0dio. y. j., June =, ESQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
LARGE INCREASE IN EXPORTS.
fGLNLEAL PRS, DI-rA1cml

WASHINGTON, June little total values OF
exports OF domestic breads u, from hc United Satc1
during the month May. 1850. were Fl97i9150 and
dnriug Nav 1879, $l7 los iGi ioI the eleven months
ended Nav 81 l9S0 %247 50j.lO1. and during the same
period in 1879 81 1894 GG. The total values oi tx
,1rfs ni domestic provisions and tIlluw during Nv
$50 were 81 pos dulnH MAY. ls79 sSnpuIl !;
Tor The eleven nuitaS ndcd Nav 81 $3.50 flOGS Cos
and tiu;ing he period III 1879. SOL .oJl17
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
COMPOSING THAT III ~ A THIEF.

Henry Donnc,ly, proprietor of jcwclry
Store at No 1913 S.Ath-ayc.. recently hal in his en-
plov A matchmaker namel Francis Henry, OF No 3G6
OaknnG-st, Grccnpoint He discharged him on June a.
o,d Immediately after disroyc:cl that twenty'rcc
,,o,,s v,lurd NJ 5000 were missing. Last night D.
t,r iva tcImttb rScr Henry IN SXhayc.. ana al
resIe1 him IN" prisoner confessed that he had stolen
seycn watches from Mr.. Donncly aud he told the de-
fectiye where the property could be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

The enemy has opened his SANDER batteries
against General Garfield hut the target is beyond the
reach strongest guustCleve and Leader (Rtp)
To accept nomination after what he has
said would be Mr. seymour 10 iOte his trrspect
and losing that how could he hope to keep the respect
OF the county 81 Buffalo Courier (Dcm)
The Thurman men are very mad at JcWett
and Pavne. They claim that while Jewett ana IA ne
have been dcvOting themselves the accumulation OF
large fortunes, their chamiOn has gwen his entire time
and income 10 the pariy-lCihcinndu Enquirer (Donl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
MORE RELIGIOUS TESTING Y FOR GARFIELD
From The Christian STANDARD, Of Cincinnati

On account, we presume, OF our KNOWN lohS
acquaintance with the candidate Of the Republican
patty for The Presidency, and the personal friendship
between already brSlPCcd Win ques
tons touching every put in circulation ny his
political opponents ms injury Ours is NOT political
paper, and have nothing to say, IN these columns
foiiching the party issues between Republicans ana
Democrats. But touching the character OF James a.
Garfield a. au honest Inau, Christian gentleman an
upright loyal and faithful citizen, aud statesman OF
great ability. Of high integrity ana OF pure mois, we
are Tree TO saw tue result of long and intimate per
sonal acquaintance. that we have i'll HIM, and have
always had, unbuundcd conn lenoe-a cOnhUeheo 'Hdt
has never tremD ed tor q moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
JUDGE FIELD NOT EVEN MENTIONED.

In recently published interview which
reporter apparently had with William ~ Gwin OF Call
fornia Samuel j. Tden reported saying that so
far IA he was concerned Judge Field had brothers,
md that a little personal matter would not stand In
way with Lin II Fold was likely to bc nominated.
Henry A. Tilden says that he was present during ne
versation notWern his brother and Mr Gwln. ana
that no ausion whatever made to Judge fleIu OF
TO either his brothers by Mr. TdrD, or TO any matter
having any bearing whatever upon Judge fleidS noun
,nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June IL. - The President
today appnintcd JOHN VI. Morton SURVEYOR Of Customs
rthc District of san FfauC'cO; Thomas /. johnson,
r. .rnr uf CuStOu for the District OF savannah G.
scnh w. Burke Collector of Customs tor the District
,f Nn1lp. Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
FATAL EIiLRO.ID ACCIDENT

C1NCINNATI. june 16.-A railroad accident
bal,pcntd to-day nj bridge over the Scota
RIVER nynI C!unr0thc, on the Dayton and
southeastern Ri road. train went uii tie track
rive men NrIc tuOWH iEtO Ia" river AHd
tvruty oilers ito tI,. q, hris 81 II Wr,cLcd tram.
one II an vi~ drowned and three u. jurcd is,;ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
n,DyjGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
s,,,,oneis Coy fhe INST "a hDitrS


1p.su,ScTOS. June 10. l q. m.-The ba'
- 9. otovc the mean east Of the Rocky Noun.
$500. a is highest in the Middle States and low IL
Ero,ida. Occasional light rain has fallen in the North
vest and Lake Superior region; elsewhere iar weather
hos o,ev,icd Light nOrthcastey winds prcNai, ~ c
Dao State. ana eOuthcastcriy west OF the MI Is
,n, Ever: elsewhere they are ligat ahd vil"oc
s Spp tenperature has remained nearly Stationary
Jndic0rOnS.
-. n,,od,o Atlantic states, slightly warmer, clear
- m,rtiv cloudy weather, light wihd-' mostly rum
USnuheast 10 southwest stationary DdIOinlrI' ~ n,r,,v
Wv England slightly warmer clear or p.lit
,dndv weather. variable WINDS mostly S"u'h"csVe''''
yearly statiouurY barometer.
ro,u,-vt IO"AI )H<EHV ATOMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
x1w v1rw or LunGE nnnoN,s SEVERITY.
FrOm The Neir Y0Tk Erentn9 IoFL
,ted a reuort last evening that

A NEW VIEW or JUDGE IllIONS Sl;N EMIL
N - Nt,r. York COrrespondeHceo Of Ltca UtTatd ~
Belmont and his FANNY ale also a. new ',,'
~, r. rs inc former hone of the Perry family, 'nt0
R,ch he married and the is borne by ms elucs
sou Belmont ul-booded Jew while ms "le 10 az, an
11T,nscnnIian lie does attend the syndS0ICe bu
ett Is iudrr The influence OF OLD Hebrew customs; a1
by JiiIt0Is rule could enter the Grand Union hO'e
Cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
HOW TILDEN COULD RETIRE.

A CLEVER SCHEME FOR GETTING UNANIMOUS
NOMIN ATION-IB He GOT IL WOULD 1HE LETTER
BE pRODUCFDf
From The Neir YORK. Erenfn9 Post
We printed a report last evening that ex-
Governor Tiden had prepared letter III which he DE-
senI 70 find something new about the report was told
that it street gossip, without a Das,s U
reply this assertion II Is OnlY necessary 10
cav hat he source of information WIS wellRh0"n
Yemocrat who took u Leading part III the Dcn"Cratlc
canvass OF 1876 and waO w"sut No'ernor Aucn Ho"'
on Wednesday evening. . . .., ., go
This alleged letter document Is reported 10 US,
has been nIaced in hands Of Mr. TGens Trends now
az Cincinnati or their way there, With the design that
they shall use 1t as Dasis Tor nC-o'i ~ 'o e
inokiny 10 the UNANIMOUS denomination OF MI IHd"n
Tor the Office of President. AS soon as mr. rtSn'' s
heen secured the understanding Is. we are tO, Una
b letter or document Shall be publicly produced aud
MIR Tdens refusal 10 accept second n1 nation slln
he formn lv and cOncuslvely made Known Iht Opnh"h
Is ex IIssd to that Mi. TlIen III ms mater mas
nacrd him entirely III the hands 9" ms ichus VINO
Gnvn nnsscsslOn OF Tue paper III QUESTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
FINDING CONSOLATION.

From The Nelg York CO'nmorcfal Adrertser,
The best thing Ill Puck this week, although
It IRIS our ieeils. old SIMON Gamer on a! red IN
the kilt walluping his sou IN. and saying Ich' Nc
a re nae the guido politician like yer feyihel Tue Only
thing wanting The sons reply, Ech! fhther' Ou' !e
never made us guide fecht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

You may escape all danger from attacks OF
n arrGn, Dysputtry or Cholera MOrbus, by little
forcLough IN providing yourself with DR.. Jaynr's Car
INITIATIVE Balsani-an old remedy aud entirely saie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Juno 10. a. m.-After 'ne I'Sr
yesterday morn ne the changes In the barometer wrre
,,cht Clear aud far weather prevailed Ine temper"
ture ranged DC Wecn G2' and s3o the average aIIr7
Dear and 30 higher than on Thursday. - .,o, Ca
and clear fair weather may DC eXpecteu W
IN " aud Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
nnorpATEp BY THE HEAT.

,o,O sbatterly, fifty years old, resident OF
wss prosratcd by tue heat while at work al
Sfoo "a East RIVER yesterday. He was sont to tho
E,s oI o street HosDltaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

Ct Yncent's Hospital and It believed TINT the IN
iury was fatal The police arrested Reilly who n a SIN
Gle man about fOrty.scycn years Old lie DoaIueu VIZ"
his notner a. No SO CharltOnst He sald tnRt ne uu
not see BOY when let the trunkung tAH Oh thc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

TREAT PROMPTLY-Cramps, DiarrhGa, Ash.
ntic Cholera I'd all Bow 81 Affections, with Dr. JayDes
Carminutive Balsam and you Will obtain speedy relief.
aud promote q certain cue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
COLORADO GREENBACK NOMINATIONS.

DENVER, Col, June 1S.-Thc State Green
hacl vcntlon mot here yesterday and nominated the
p.v A I Chittenden for Governor, Albert Campbell
tor Iicut,naui Governor g. W. King for Secretary or
Strt Jnhn IT, Picket FOR Treasurer and L. l. Holdings
worth for Attorney -trHeral
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