Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1881, Page 12

12 THE CHICAGO TRIBU FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 188I—TWELVE PAGES THE IRISIL CONGRESS. ence versus Rngland’scruel tyranny. Irctand | of “sit down,” and hisses, and tho dolegate | Lut mo the trombling ointarant, je. woman irety for money to buya mourning [ compare with theas goma the more valuable : * Sade Troma SerOLY FOr Ina tO Ee | CT TramBONtH Afrioas and the compacinin | Tetcheeacunc te le very weirace eg outer Ligon ovory Irish. | eubsidud, Not auch as to you need: ; t Innis to you today, and calls une s dross for hersclf, and a tombstone Cor Nee ao | oe ead on HuKurHay Dye Humerus come | HiME Gears proraaeas Apes cm ore man who foyos bis. motherland, overy Mr. Sullivan would wot be put down. In | Lot go tho luero-loving wretch, thing inside prevonts an apponranc: tye i ei me, toiny aside | the past the people of Ircland had honored Swift Who flies bis Innd for graced; Unnd In the War, hid niarrled tuothor bistand | pany, anion whom were many mombora of tho y tf ce Of hentia . oes iid XT TOTO) ey ola | and’ Linmiete and today: Moy honored Parnell. | Let not ono coward atny to olor HT eA de tea ay MT THRRINTIIG, tee Callers, Tord tie | feucauac vemtrieeacits OF tivo lege rte ithe Election of Mr. Betts, an Episcoe | minty strugrio aatinst tho common onemy of } Ho had knows Relea toe Ina iy and knew fe Your manhood's waking powors Fee aren Ores a ile ner Ua ingve hints | Clurchiiir und othora, ‘Che diamond was shows | polite and aetontive, add the cashice vats are ‘ * Hee cunt conotry. (cheers.) Alteady the ins | hun tobe a moitest.eapatile, toyul Leistiunany ‘and | Let not ono sordid chil pollute A young wit] weoto for money for her wedding 4} to the Queen, nnd to Princess Beatrice, and to | tive conte with wa yront tm Oe tikes your alian Clergyman, as Presids eee nce a igais averaiochatices of your diss | woutd be found worthy of aay’ posteton In whic | ‘The nation’s natal hour, troussenu. Ho eerie OLOSMAENO, IN CIRIIREY OE fhe ogre rae ranted eed eee BE Atteag P By i Konstan anddiainion, 1 know thatyou willdisup- | he waa pinced. LApptinse.] —————— thie your, nnd her Ahuesty progonted Sr. Rhodes | joni morchants of. the Me Bute ut the : * ing Officer. int thers, (Applause) ‘This ‘struggle, fel- For nminite or ad thore wns a porfect Babel, | Yes. let them Ke, tho ealtift rout, NO MONEY. on that ecuaion with a wate, which he ahowad | which 1s Mr. donl de Sailors. the lmeaine teet ot low-countrymien WP nerica, 18 aura. Its pres | dozen doteates being on the tour and shouts | | That shirk tho strupilo now £ on Saturday with as much pride na his bie dius | ante notion aud whito-ocds tana nding Whale. a =" ent position Ia duo to your sympathy and gens | in * Mr, Chuirinan.” Tho light that crowns sour victory F mont. Ase St tha Heneae woverat Wee: there, who ty trous nid, without whieh It could never havo Mute ‘Rooney wis recognized and sald tho Shatl evorelt each reeroant brow, Controlior Gurney, Tries to ‘Phrow Some 5 rE 2 thropla moves, ‘These cotreestiat Philane Mr, Hynes Objects Strongly to an Ef- | been attempted. stand by te unitediy. frmiy | committer had Hoe conmidered. the, question of | And tn the nunals of your raco Tight on the Cliy%s Hlnanclal Straite, VOICE OF THE. PEOPLE, thropig moves. (duce culfeo loiltes wery tue $ How, as yo breve BO nobis done hithorto, and | religion at ail [Crler.of “Nover’ © nove Tack paraliels of shame Vontrolter Gurney, following the example of e bit to supply plices Whore thong money, fort to Substitute His Name tre loga victory Will be ours, and, oman | ‘Tho question before them was simply the selee> | Shull stand by teaitors and by epics hi Meee Med pitti A : Peat 0 RUT, pincer Muerte these who are det ae vlpated and regenerntod Tretaid will thant: | ton of a may who would servo the cause of bro: ‘The base dusortar'’s nage : seuperior, the Mayor, and brothor officers 1 Tho Mounepin Canal. Sangeet a good, substantial ment 1 OUT elitgceg for Betts’. elvated und reamncrerdom, and England. will | luna best. [Applause] Thole conclusion was .|.the Clty-Hull, hus also. taken to tho letter Shdke Ger The Calince DeieaT: camer a good. substantial mea at very alae So her humiliation to Irish oxtles who but | unanimous. “Soanoved the pravlous question, | Three tundred yonrs your crops have sprung writing businoss, Mls epistle ts to the young DAvEKvonT, ity Rov. ‘A siuglo missiates | And wnatover Us tett Ovnr And. ate obs ing i 3 atiort years nico eho Insultingly declared |. A delegate asked what tho provious question gle murdared car oe te famishod “alieé qditor of a smull morntig newspaper, who ERTONT, Wey + Wm mle niias' b Hove LH 6 exe z 4 id Is The Motion Was Not One Mado swap, gone with a vengennes. oat ment of fact ovourrimg in the report of the | HoNdedt in tho establishinont of similar houses tuinpararsy Chairmun sald thero were Tho temporary Chairman reptled that it was For ghnatly compost spread, on Account of Kellgious mouttng of tho comtnission Intrusted with tho ferindies, Hae cM iooray nattment ‘sattacheg offurtin aldo the Hennepin Canat, as satil re- Why fs there not something of the kin thinks fe could, were he at tho bond of the core poration, successfully bridgo over all difllcultics cl, » other tetters nud telegrams which would | the mation to adopt tho report. Ife would not | Thelr bones bave fertilized your folds, mil it a futuro tine, entertain the nmendment, Your blood bas falten Ike rin, a . a arhich tight arise tn his olflelal carcer, and who 2 : | nation in Chlenge by som o Helnd set ig Differences, een A A CT Aipliran moved that atole- | “A detertte from Mnséachusetts dented tho |, They tied that you wiki et wn live pretonda tu polnt out to Muyor Harrison and ils Roe acer ete oe atited Heancrnest heres oF by some. of tae ee busts gram bo scht to Mr, Parnell tn Kittmainham right of tho Chale to within this polut, and Hatt have shoy dled Int vo-lavorers cxitotly how they could accomplish ha 8 yeople, and thus ahow by thelr nets mae ne! ‘ , hat th {t, itthey set about tt in propor spirit. ‘Tuo | 2° that "funds weru noeded to pay tho travol oud protestations suinonut to a inte letters Weouly to ot rocentiye published ouitorial, ing expenses uf mombers of the commiaston.” | thin words, and that thoy roar dist as fund 9 tg Cullowss: B Noone sald so, Thero was no ovension fur any> | Sits? Ketablisn a prinelpal ono on state street, tall. , : : he temporary Chairman satd he was informed | tho gavol was futile to stop ft: but finally the | The hour has struck, Mate hold the dice, Deotor Betts Makes a Briof and Stir- | uy Ar OConnor that it would bo vo go—tho J previous question was ordre Ave stand with bated browth: is nicrange would not be delivered, ‘athor O'Sullivan thon withdrew bls amend, | Now who phall told our harvest fair— y if = " . unk City, is an. important ff DUR BETTS TAKES THE CILAIR. additonal, men enuli be advantngoously cin. | for the printing of pamphlets, maps, gtd tnt y an portan’ mdjanet ti 0 the: u ON in ah i Dearsits Your conclusions of ‘yestordn: ae Hear Mndlson, author on Mudison, nenv Linger Hing Bpecch upon Toking the iki ,weteante, from, ilicblean—The Fnglieh | te ing tnt Faroe Sea Md ne | And who anal Holt aan Mtotligrland— tou i the abi ot thy Ch F dovdriuaut (6 Fe eee react eae of covery. kind | md many ottiors throu hot th cis where a i . GER : b . emant Le, “8 Dee! one ene hie ba ratte cee Obair, Foe eT a ere who will denft tho | ity, naie hid sultered for the cauec, having been | | Tis Tight that plays with MKD ag provi for an eulurgemout of tho policy force, | buve buen dolug sain atteurlanoe wpe couvon, | thieay, whi Haw et veer, whch Leas to wt ‘ message? in jail. = Ieee uenual pit i» . ure without justification, ‘Thoro (g, nota vault | tions, mentinurs, ete 1 Cult) an deacto pay. | Aid ollier strong drinks, "this. a4 sunwn in thy an 5 ‘The Michigan deiegate—I will draft tt myaell, el en ht. y A Fervitt Telegram . from’ Patrick Egan Legugite i) ployed, ‘This subject has Leen a sottrceot uch | parting Information as to tho nnture und claims tomperanee enuso, nnd mitch good tcsuits IVI tut Gad Ison the poasnnt's sido, by theres ‘AMtontieman from Ponusvivania suggested | Tho roport was unanimonaly adopted, and P. I er iJ Rnalots to tho Administration: aud tha only | ot tha Hennepin Cann movement. ‘To press | frou). There are many men tn thy Elly: a =A Proposition to Cuablo that ‘the Chalr should draft tt, and nm delenato He rorPathor Dalton, and Kutber O'Sullivan | yyaaders aang wish taditag swords Hea ee ee a iyutnination of tia wishes of | such mrorimation upon. tho attention of cone | WwuH kdlo moans who would tos nothing Inet ‘ from New Jorsey oxelutmed, “It would be moro | Vo, appointed n committee to escort Dr. Betts | On avery mount and moor, Muyor Hnertgon is tho tmpossttllity of securing | press funds are also necessary; but nota dollar | ablianing tions wotee-notses and by doing 9 Parnell. Aung auant Aiton’ tat the proposition was | to tho chalr. e Thoy watch tho pour man's flocks and herds, * HE Lor nd eee eae thut coms for the benellt oF any menmbor af the commils= | Wnaings upon thelr pte earn wealitcs heaping withdrawn, Whon tho Doctor reached tho piatformy Ber ee eee een Te iuree «ais youl do not scum fey comprohend tho cond. atts =o waltn Meraite-; cut ty be aitated tint the thing i auton : eee Aa caseens | RECeted with continued cheers, Ho sald: Hesito his ili-got pain, Hon OF elty Hances, of Its sunrees of revantivy The Kansans Prohtbitory Laws rad oR Teck, Exclusion of Somo Chics ee yes THE GOMMIETRE ON TEUMANES® iy ccousnivans fapptausel:, eet ut? | sae 5 Fok, bhai sho ulluielug atsiouianl will bo opportune wx- "Ta the Fulitor of The Chteago Tribune. ATROCITIES IN-ASHAN: nistg from the List o! NIA? Ne apeorh tu make to hie body, Tht Tantieipa ut your own hand zipratécd to smito, MnUHENS: stato Loxislaturo determined. that | _ ClHI0AGo, Dee, 1,—Not long since Turn 'tnintys TEE Fathor Walsh, of Connectient, moved that tho | thitany suet honor Ww: Intended ma, Eduubt- Shall draw the andwer down, os or ult real estate ahoutd be thx ho Hf ties W 7 e " Delogates, convention de tot proceed to recotvo the report | Joss minht hava produced a, moat wonsone And boli and stern the dueds must bo eee ae i teie. sucuey putd be fixed fur { had au article froin Stiss Willard giving 0 roman: fon | Kbeeeh of over an hour's length, by whieh ‘That oath and prayer shall crowa; . ea furthor to detain this convention from, its | Gol will defond you In tho tient, 5 until the supplementary report *had been re- | business. | On @ evo of of arent Now hush tho tiaoless moun, , Appointment of tho Committes on esol | ceived from tho Committes onCredantinis. battle, ninid the sofmiuntties, the nwful responal- | All so tions — ules Repurted. nnd Me. A. Sulllvinn, uf Utinots, sald tho credentials | bilities of the parson, en fra ape a ey tle And : of tho lnrgur part of tha body had been passed an + : , . foimetinies they are compelled to br prompt and | rreqyon bless you, Fanny Parnell! Adopted. {ipons anid Ne hoped thoy’ would proceed to busl- | geemingly harsh when thoy would fae rathor | VSANTR Avie sou Fanny Parnolly nessntonce., Ile moved to lay tho motion of rien exurolaud vlemeneyy.08 baron Bane we Leading Iretand’s macch in the van, iJ , v1 | tired from nteste . eels) Fathor Walgh on the table, but on tho aumes-| fred fron me conte at masts in tie name | Temect tho old world inthe ynt y the stceveding usavasinent of | tle account of tho way the Prohibitory Liquor Moports in Mngland of the Mny, Ie) and quadronnlally thereattur, ALIN | law of Kansas was dually passed by tho Legie- of fwo Muntred Girls touts, real and personal, was limited to Intero. Its passnge sbo attributed tonsinglo Londen Stanstarit, 3 per cont, Hero, then, in xed | vote, wehtch wns obtuined by the tourful plond> Tho Inst mask from Weat Africa brings usg Himltution fur revenue, arid cannot Ue | ings of a temperanes woman with ber husband, horrivle sey of Aaliaittes cruelty, whteb, bovre romediut Oxco} y uuthority 0! io és ever, awnlts contirmation. serine tho only Possible adler therctuls ups | Wha Was inember of the Legislature. Tho present soy. 1 » ia very % re erelgn of that country ts tho brothe: KI bt improvements that aro mae from year to | ‘Thestory is very pretty nud even charming, ne rat King Soar. und whieh for the euine reason are notof | and it isa pity to say anything even by Innuen- Koffed'Kalkalll, with whom in former days we imporitnce. do to mnror spoll {tz but ns there aro two aldes | 24 some unolensunt words and Sir Garnee of the Comimittes on Permanent Organiz your frees ns of int © your to hold your own. ’ Adjournment Untit 9 This Morning, When tlon of tho clini withdrey this and oifered na a iW igh cn the presant; in tho name * Jt ix proper in thla connection to sny that | to this story the truth ble t Wolseley some burd blows. But until is Majess Work Will Begin i vowatite that tho Connnittes on Pormanent | Sr tue flzh hapes of, the present cetar overs | Siulimely—x Joan of Arct, levios tor interest. tnpon bonded tudobedncss, | {0 this story, the truth oS tnore desirable than | only a fow months ago began fodiens fork = Will gin = in pao tq Who pitted poor ridden France, schoo! and library fuils, are pot sneluded ut : Pp bis Organization be dirceted to reportat once. A] mau who cuines from un trish mothor [ap qhirnod Hs guns on the Bully of Nation 1 tl Sutioned, aud will, not be wi) Udenl arena. + family tendenoy to rald ou the Fanti"; Earnest. 2 vivasvoco vote on thls was taken but. clint- | plause), f ask you to think of but one thing the a tana torrll wile 1% the een on Gen Hog De ire Montus ago Lwas told by a genticman from | tories, and even to threnten Cape Cor sehr ‘i 7 land neross the water, tho land of torriblo ys urcait to in this papers ‘ Topeka, who was upparantly versed in tho poll- a “abe Coast Castle, . e Iongod, and a diviston called for, Pending tho | jive, tho ‘land of xong—our mother |, . ‘Now for figures to stow the extent of our re- | ties of thut State, that the only reason why the | °° little had the affairs of Ashanteo land trout. WAITING FOR NEW YORK. suttlenient of thle questions ton a fourm | MY TR natwouver tho irish Nutionit Laud | You have taken tho Grean flag of Firlny sources for prior yenrs, and for the year t0 | pronibbary bill ‘pouame n Inw was Luentiay of w'| fed tho outer world that It came ulmostasa Tho Netioual Convention of Irishmen in ses- | “Ona aucun vote the substitute of Mr, Sulll- League shail have done, whatsoever It shill come, ‘thy valuation of ron! and personal property for 187i) was: Henl vstint Personal ‘Total For 1880: Tent eacat Personal, hiteh and disagreement In money matters bo- | surpriso tu earn that Koltee had been deposed, taveen incmberg of the Lovisiatire and repr sontatives of tho -Jiqtor interest. While the Sud Shab bis brocher: roliried tn.Bie: steal. Haw TRIE men professed 4 Williaguess to do tho fate | Vers the astute tonareb, whan ho benrd of the thing, thoy Were wt little tov alow in acceding to | Plnforcoments from Sierra Leone, hustened to the full demands of the committes, why, pro- | festire tho British Governor that tho wholeatalr voked at tho delay, turned thelr backs on the | was a mistake, and that,so fr froin everdrea galooniats, Jolned the Prohibition forces, aud out | ing of molesting his good friends, th by of pure gpite rushoil the biilthrouga. Henve Bs 8, tha whlto men, tho Kansas Probibitory Liquor luv. ho was encouragivr tho twisslonaries in every TEMPERANCE. way, In brief, bo was quite a reformed charas ter, and in proot thoreuf dispatched bis gotten ony yor " in tho spirit that prompts your devotion, i ® called to order at | van was adopted. Anothor motion to adjourn have snd, whatsoever Jt inay now do or tho | Of sme ston Wine Be seer dutye 'e gn at: AeCormtele, Malt was eal FE te ee rode, DUE wag per- | {uetire do oF ay, xo far as we are back ot TS balf-past 0 o'cluck yesterday morning by tho i d {Cheers} When the ug cares the men witl bo very heart with new courngo, omptorily vated down. ning -: You have fired Hon. W.J. Hynes, when about two-thirds of the | "MET eatorgast presented tho report of tho feuly and tho avork will be done, [Choera) | Yost inte tre Prey do or dic, v 5 ve Ireland, fApplinse.] - detegates were prosent, tho others coming in | Commitivs on Permanont Oreanization, tho Gant sua ies Your tocgin bas summoned tha nations, ee ‘ names being received with continued upptinises sok Tue sale tame xivon Dir Hynes | “Yretuna’s torch flaunting bright through thosky. ‘Mr. MeGnrry, of California, stated that the oe ee jout—The Itov. George C. Letts, of s ‘ Ie Cominittes on Credentinia worv unable to make a reportowing to tho absences of Dr. Wallace, who bad the papers from New York in bis pus- i Tho eparks from sour soul-stirring spirit esttents—Tho Hon, W. {ines Chi; CHICAGO COMMON Ess BARRED Wave kindled Tine wlury of Gout me ahi 2 ke) the Rav. Maurice Dornoy, Chicaxo; J Yon'vo awakenud the fountaln of dustice, O'iteily, Horton; Pattiek Fora: PA. Cole | afr, Agnew, from the Committea an Croden- | Drawing bicssings npon the "Old Hou. 880 the tax lovy for The Rev, Charles Kolor— lina; De, Wiliam Carroll, Penpsylvanins Patrick 4 ocn tira, I Justus dusron, | munletput purposes waa: # per cunt, ply by the | gx to keop company in Windsor with bis broth seo P, MeClaney, of ‘New York, moved a | Male ‘Ohio: Juines Gibson, New Jersey; James | tals, submitted a supplementary report which i meee upon viinkelons of 18 seeeB 2,000,002 th in Hin, Behult. er’s umbrelia and tho war-elub of Tha en Mrods B, BMeClanoy. Of. B : Tkally, Aunewotas PLL. Mewellis, Indian; | lotintho United Irishmen ond overybody ciso ROGUES FALL OUT Added to whlel wits: ‘To the Editor of The Chteago Tribune. «| of Fiji, Nevertheless, {f the wor My vote of consure on aie committees singe arice ate Reynolts, 1¢ nngeieuts, Mise, Davitt, except Morgan, Ryan, and other Chiengo Com, . Cush from imiscelluncous sources, sa.qo9 ) , CHICAGO, Nov. 30.—In your fssuo of the 18th | escaped from the Asbantee unital is notrethas causing the conventlon to tose a whule day, thoy | Vounsylvantis thd Nev. Lawrence Walsh. Cone | muntste who hud presented credentials from a Wi opie LONSLS, FOULS, C10.cseerereree vveed 250,000 | tat, nppearod an article seandatously assalling | travelers tules, his Majesty's umunocrs 1 den were not yot ready tu report. LAppluuse.| yeotients tha lie. P. Cronin, New York: tha Rev. | wsnrond tho Light” olub, An Interesting Mit of 4 Underground» | Cust from savings oF previous years, 4780" onen a : nt. cme _ 44 | tho ‘character of our pastor, tho Hoy. Charlo | clledly boar Improve ily recentiy=s9 ‘Total mnolutpal approprintions...$ 3,000 | Koler; aud, ua tho urticlo Is ealcutated to grent~ Funls the story—eume oawish ” was Fequlral tor 3 tho repulr of one of the royal buildings tn Ce Vor ibsl, nppropriauous wore as follows: sJure Mr, Koler, wo feet ce + “swish” - . Ae ayo reais Mien VMUNtiONS OF 180.8 74 jy inf Ir, Koler, wo feet called upon‘as a | mussie, Now, tho “swish” used in ordinary 4 i church to reply, houses !s simply red earth worked tp with wat Cagh trom iniseelluneons sources, WAKOUU = P . 7 BuP ater Cash trait gavinge ut 337 Sato | ‘Tho article declares: First, “That the Rev. Her See Lue eertuln dhyree oF tenacle Charles Koler was a preacher for the Sovond uitielent ‘ = or the Kinu's ay. slant ‘tYotnl muntetpal appropriation... 31200 | German Baptist Church of Chicuzo.” ‘This we, | ed thnt sea ar Pints be mmnmuoretia cede Tho tomporary Chutrman sald n penalty | ips\parnolls M, Ye Gannon. fowa: J.D. Mun- | Sorgun who was on tha floor, objected, claim Inetrance History. could not bo imposed upon a criminal | nix, Ohi; the’ Rey. Dr. O'llara, Now | jug tnat hls crowd was entitled to roprosenta- Agood story is going tho rounds of tho in- in bis nabsonee. [Luugbter.) Ho destgnated | York: Dr. dobn- (iuerin, illinois Miss | tlon, and moving that they be admitt surnnee quarter on La Salle streot, which serves Mr- McCluney and Dr, Stowe, of Massachusotts, Hen Ford: -Bernard. Caliazhan, Ullnois; Father Dorney stated that the comunittee had | admirably to illustrate tho uncertainties and tho Inter having seconded tho former's motion, tho 1fay. Thoms * f rainy ilinnies Alo at Auecuased shuragily (be question of thelr ad- | curious complications surrounding the * undor- to walt on the coumittes and tell thom of tho | Maguire, New York; Michel Boland, iver ‘The previous question was ordered amid Rround" Jusurancy business, It apponrs that,- Gi imputionce of the convention, (Luughter,] tieky: the Roy. D. O'Connell, New You inuch disorder, and, te umendmeat being lost, | among a host of other institutions which are Fe i The propecty Valuation tor Wsi, and upon 3 ‘ | : " Pree ee aera few incments, and | iho Her. Dr. Mnekinros: Henry F shorls | the report of thy wuinmittes was concurred Iu. | perfectiy willing to collect premiums trom Ite whieh tho tasesemonte of 182 must be pret | Smpuatlouly ets id brand a a feisetigads’| Mie ae yatnce wiuls Wore to be connie stated that thoy Had not yet concluded thatr [a= | ite Thlnofss J. DO Cone I, District of Colum: | A diulexute whe wantell tho ousted daleates nots polleyholders und yot tuo mean to pay | cated Is Flt HB ‘What, then, will beuvall- | for various charges of dishonesty preferred | ‘Chis forocious mandate was duly. oxceuted, the rea rnesountof the absence of Thr. Wallace, | fess chtengo: donne Huei, Wisconsin: Done | - "the egnvention at, 1s) aWjourned wntll 3,” faxes tn tho Stato nnd stand theleyproportionate | He FEMME SEE orang... 85ho | MERMURE pls” ‘Till, ton, te a wrows fulschoods | Oy Jao eo nae carried tho tae 40 Cape Cou the Chalrmanof the Now York delegation, but Conner, Hilnot r. Wiltam Wallace, New | At balf-yust 3 o'clock the conventian was | share of tho other burdous fifposed, In tha | Cush tron miscellanvoussourees, 50,000 Urs fee poles rare her ot that bows Be ela, ietraeew io has carried the tule to Capo Coast thoy expected to be.ablo to do so within a short | Xuriss th Hon. Job: Rogers; ‘Thomas again called to order, A delegate from Miebigan | way of sustulning fro departments, cte., is « not be dismissed or oxpelled frum its meniber- | Cubbie, *, ABCY, New York: James Mooney:-Georgo D. Mlunt, | presented tne Charrinan with a shamrock from | cones + % ” time, ce 7 Filinots Mr. Sanderson, Now Jorsoy: Marcus | Vinegar Hil, the itt of a lady, concern having its homo uillee not over ‘Mr. Ward, of Pounsylvunta, asked why such 1 | Knvantugh, low; the Hoy. Dr. MeDermott, Mr. Wocks, of Marylund, ngain presentod tho fi thousand mites frow Columbus, UO. It has for large body should be kupt waiting on tha whim | Maryland; | ‘Thomas J. Sheridan, New York; | claims of the” Spread-tho-Lieht" Club of this | some time past _boen doing u disreputable “un- of ono nan, And moved that tho conmittce be Jobin W. Crozier, [ennaylvanin: 1 C, Murpbs, |“elty, whleb nd ween aut down upon by the Com- | derground * business through a “qucer" Arm In instructed to report forthwith whether ready or w Yorks ‘Thomas.), Denuehy, New York; 1. | inittee on Credentials and by tho convenuon, | this elty, whose conselonsnoss that thoy wore ee TAS iause] W, Ityan, [iinols; Willam Condon, Ultnols; An- | He pledged the delegation tu a nearty support | actin Nlexalty tn clearly confessed by'tho ex- Te Lan pitee stichignn, moved to lay tho 1s; Mr. Brown, Mis- | of tho Land League in nll {ts clforts for tho re- | frdordinary precautions they took to prevent tha i : tapleton, Ilinolat Joseph | zoneration of roland and sald tho vluv was tn | Uilnols authorigios from tnduig therm out, and mation on Cho ta uirl; Joon O'Doanell, Pennaylyniu;y | no sense it politival organization, * putting them in tho same category with the ‘, Joyce. Maryland; William Voc, Deta- Judge Houney, of New Lark, sald thoro wag | threo *undorgruund” brokers on whom tho Au; ‘cael emncen | MP. sath of th sins Satie Bee tebe che. the sake of human nature ono wauld fala aessesensseses 182 ‘tie truth of the matter is,the Rev. Charles | beliove this atrocious story 0 a Invention, ra audition. to tho Bue ety eo rane Kuler was ordained Sept. % 1872, becoming our | though, unfortunutely, it is so thoroughly to eonlecttiue, and nay pene Blight savings for | pastor, bug filled Ubnt ollico since, was never dis- keeping with what we know of Astantee cus eH ut tho whole will not amigunt to over falased cr expolied, aud are rowan ike us rue tomas pad Sa inneh on pu vith altnllae supers WU. nud faithful minister of the Guspel ot cist | atitions olsewhere, thul we fear there is a Iw tt the Hatt ot Bis ‘Tacks, wiery urewe toget | and pustor of the church, Wtnerotore ‘be it re- | element of truth In it, oven should it prot aH tho money for additioun! expenditures? We | solved, that we aan church publicly avnounco | be exaeerated inn fow minor partleulars. ennnbr burfuWLecaneg: the Jaw dattace the ex- | gnid article as a compound of goss falseuoods | Aabuntees, ike thofr neihbors, tho Fto tegeul ue ki ae der .. | almed at slanderlug tho ebnructer of std Dabomey, revel in human blood. Tho ‘ou NBK: y this de! ace [meaning rev- | Charles IColer and lessen bis influence among | Ochras, or buffoous, aro slaughtered when ue enucs} pra hot forraven aud prov ide jDralna the people; furthormore, that we brand tho dios, and the * King's atool,” on which (s sprin- when, the appropriations wore mado in June | compoundors of said articte as x cliquo uf tho | kled a fow drops of tha blood af every person laste” You petalg aut hunt appropria- | yilost charnuters, slanderers and biaekmullers, | executed, when Inst scan was a horrible apecta- Uons are made n dare bis is Of no.consus | and aver that any frther altempt on thelr part | cle. Tho exccutioners aro men of high rank, augrco ta cup routs. ie angwer ta fu gestion | a the qehenio-wil resulta thole bemg 20 Gea | tation, and #0 famine fetus acento es Te hrovides tbat we cunnot lovy 0 tax In excess ished Lefore the community, of whose notice | tation, and so familiar js this scene to the resi: sours le. Tue Chair, after putting the quostion, declared | yori She mnodion carreus tins ware: he Rev. duhn A. Paoolug, Hiluols; M.J. | more important’bugluess on hand and he boped | ditor recently got in-his hooks by bringing sult \ _ phi i Costetlo, Colorado; J. M. Mitthahy, Colorado; Mr. | thoy: would get to work. nualnat them for rapcuted ylolutions of tho tw. Bie vale seus: Ayer IO! MOOS TDs oe) | Kavannuults dG. Gantiolly, Witconsins David | | A detequte from Miia ychusetts moved to.re- | It was thesa same oxirnordinary precuutions rr a unsueceey ‘ul ee iui ie ayauittes Kullivan, JUlnales We Reaneds Wisconsin: Nel! | consider tha voto by whieh tho report of tho | thut got thom Into tuolt present pickio and lolewa' “lp ie al ane rece ol Fgdunt Peunsytvanin; Frank Guyln, In- | Committee on Credentiais was adopted, but gut made thelr existunes a burden grievous to be oer Cape tes ‘ine committee, camo in with alana: P, W. Sheaban, Indiana; P. J. McGuire, | no second to hls motion. ro borne, In order that there might be " 1s y + 2 fonts fy Coomassie that when the tittle son of - Canada. a SO TR rALE PAPE to it oy tn they are not worthy d two others ta ascertain where Dr. Wallace wit, Score = 7 NO TELICTALE PAPERS of 2 por cent upon vuluutions, Foreaceing the By order of tho church. ono of tho German tnlssionaries—who were a ee eee LOUIE Het a HSE DE tHe | yee eee oe ean Masenchissettss RESOLUTIONS AND RULES. between tham, the “underground” company | Ctiburrussments tat were vertaln to Tal tls : ; He Runtus, Church Clerk, | freed by King Kolfeo on tho approneh of wir New York aolegation. The committee hud been Fea aa tae caundnesurtin | Mr, Collins, of Massachusetts, moved that a | they reproaentod, or tho Insured, not only wore exhalation me BCG SUR RN OA BIG AEN hud . ; troops—was wngry with any one he would ex- hnred at work, yot w committes from tho con~ t seem Giinola: fds Hallezan, | committos on resolutlons and nadress, bo.ap- the policies sent’ hero aligned in'blank, but the | Bees oxhuusted a till wile, peor Inst winter - he Price of Co: eluim, © Your hoad will fait tomorrow!” The yeation tind consured thetn furnotmuking a | Now York: Goorge Sieency, Ohio; Horgan, faced or eet too-tautlous ugunts in remitting premiuins to | 280. pears to our Legisiature authorizing wa ie Priverok Corny town resembles a charuc! house. Tho piles of yeport. Thoy couldu'tdo sv untll thoy bud wil Peunsylvauin. + | pointed, to consist of one momber from cach | Ohio did so:without taking the coinpany's re- enlarged iconso system, ‘Lhe writer went to To the Huitor of The Chicago Tribune, skulls and bones heaped up at intervals testify 7 tho numes. q State and Territory, ono from the Dletrict of | coipt, The Lresident of the Oblo “under: Springiield with the proposed law, secured its i —( cl Hoe eae auekioration by tho. ledvenua Come | , ASUGAND, Til, Now. G0..-Ono who is oolthior «a tothe lou eontinunnce of thse Wituiinn bree tices, and oven when the army of SirGurnet inittee of tho Hotise, but as soon ag it became | Dulluor bear wouldilke to ask for information | Wise rt Hiown that there waa a probability that the bill | how {tis that Chicago bas run corn down to 58 Watactey pcre’ te cd the alr erin wares rulild:be can aurea in te bopodtron oe ering vents whon there is evidently a much shorter | ful stench. A ‘ PUBLICS, nde ° ’ i y {ug, probably, the neuds of the city, and the fact crop this year than fortwentyyenrsback? Docs ‘The story which tho Aghanteo gir! has brought I from Coomassie isn territie example of one vf teat very dollar secured froin lcenes relieved | Chicago expect that shippers from local station® | thoyy fearful " survivals” whien the otbnoloritt ’ dr, BeClaney dunted that ho lBad eens iieesths MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE rynzs | Columbia, and one from Cantda, The motion | ground" would run up to Chicago every two or ruled a voto of ceusure out of order, FOR BET prevailed, anda flve-ininute recess was taken | three months, call on bis nents, squaro up mat- Se $ tera, and go home congratulating bimselr ou the Maclegure sald that a number of new dele- | The Rev, Fathor O'Sullivan, of Albany, N. ¥., To allow of consuiation botweon the delemites | gingunt Ge business Ho was surrepUitioualy es el f x M pany OVCI- "i * | as to the nominations, The committee was Cee er ee oe aera ia | moved the adoption 0 tn eae rr ee | eC a CO oa Ee etcans taming, out OF mag Slate AUS ae exaunloiuy thelr credentials. ception—that dtr. Hynes’ name abould bond the | Arkansas, J, J, Shields; Connvvtleut, T. | ivoq. com: uous fates were.” nat “Tho | temporary Chairman appointed Dr, list, and Mr. Retts’ namo roptace that of. Mr, | J. Fox; Cuiot Costello; | Call- nics, of tho chistic character of the * undergrounds"* Toul esteto of just'so much of the burdens | will sond corn to tholr murket at above fizuros | 9 dally uncari . It King mixes hid pale Dwyer te BUAL hit up, aud preseribe for Hho if | Mynes. [Great applause.) en Connda, | J. 22; | Iu aneation, and benco offered no auch juduce- Of taxution. ‘Tho Lugisitture did, however, | when thoy can get us much at thoir smtton, and aay si with tho blovd of 20 virvitt Beis he necded attention. a ‘The temporary Chatrman, pounding vigor- peel tea hare terd Dato cog muuts in the way of * cheap insurance ” to tho guthurize a revaluation of realestate, au bpusln ‘no grade or inspection? There is not x local | otily a ninetecuth century ropresontntive of ie poutine mot atrepore bo dl | quip with bis gavel, safd that on this matter be | William ‘Lhompson;" Mliols, don ¥. Finerty? penny-wigo-povinil-foollsh individunls who flow ) Costed by tho prupimed Heese Dill, ‘Tho aug’ | shipper in thls part of tho Stato who has not twolve master masons Who, when tho walls o ‘Se Ni to the embraces of the con Regen ‘The thing wenton well enaugh for a time. Kone | until, for sume rouson ur other, the aforesaid urke; | Presiiont, In tho expressive pagjunco of tho Stee te Taree OF Pennsyivauin, said that the | Would speak for himself, Io’ would not bo n | Indinti, A.J, Kell ceeuba ts of Lotogntes froin twentyais Btateg eagdiduto far tho office, for Catengo had alrewdy genet Tea, “ha fe ad bech passed Upon—mo!l tin. two-thirds, e a Cr T yahe A and Uae aeeee te convention wale focon | Yoon sulllclontly honored by tho. conventions | nine, DM. Mannix Towa, tho Kev. T. Mo. Hayden Sonssiann, Wel taryland, Fi. ‘f. Joy Cope hoy’ were built; Porlunu 1é tbat the-bonevalant Intentions of our | from 60 to 900 car orders nbead from tho south- Copenda is eo ie or at play, and Statw authorities ara without force wll May | ern part of Iiinols and North Missourl. Par- | thus alluyed tho wrath of tho Northorn * niyser.” next, consequently tor 18s? our tax levy. must By 7 é 1» wutll be woverngd by tho valuations of Iti. lespeot- tles theowzh Contral Iiinols from both ptices | ‘Tho Hridge of Arta fell agaiu and aguln J street, ei it i) 3 rH % are every day buying it 60 cents for new and 68 | the workmen walled in tho master's wife, and h menibers i | and tt woluld nat do to forgot their chief suburbs | Minnesor, James J; Toblir; sehtqan, Thonn 1 : . : fully, THEODORE T, GURNEY, Controlior, 4 " . sardane rc dytt Seer eenst ne aateR.D i ors #0 trANSHSE | ge. Louls, If ho thowld ie eleoted over bis | Kemer: BhigsucteH be iter EeSeouneetyy | | TRIED To MAY DINE ON THLE HOvS, || | 1118 to be rngrette thie tae Cuntralies i not Gav cont for old, eho gurmlugoe our state wl | Curae, ie tromblca to eee dag, bere aa. Chai mahi tbat notiitu: friend Dr. Vetta, the St. Louls papera would lay jourk, ve ‘ * eka, ie | mention ‘tho fuct that js in the puwer of the ‘iny. al ormany or Denmark to aT ear oem geatea nad bos. SEE eae ecniiinis ot Ube CRICANSeCaeUR; y | siesta New dersoy, Lawrence Farrell: New | while agents have put upon tils recont acts, Ite | Council now to Increase tho Heonsea tt alto Ilinots before Mny. The Stato of ‘Toxns will | scarcely a churuh In Germany f EF aly.) Sonsume all the surplus of Kansue and Nebras- | Which some legend does not attach, and in Poly colfucts to such 4 Ugure as to cover the snlaries | kx, Southorn fows and Northern Missouri will nesla omples aro, pointed out tho. foundations of the udditional policomen who aro urgently | tako allot lowa's surplus, Tho oxporters bad | of which wero imbedded in human badies, ‘Two needed, hettor look a little out if they want nny corn, | Yencs xo the native quarters of Madras were Fay ee a The boars of Chicaga. may not be corned, but | Wildly oxeltnd ovor a rumor that tho Govern: BY THE SEA, SEPT. 19, 1881, ic 6 Hampshire, 2. MeCurthy; Now York, Joba G. | turned up at the “underground” oftice In Cale Por tolerate from Massachusttessnld there were |, Bf: A. V. Gannon of Iowa, oxplained that | Mequiry; Ohio, Jobn B. Mattox; Pennaylvania, | cixo ode morning hor very lone. ayo on mon present who had*come a lou distance to tho conmitteo fully recognized. tho mortts and | 1. ¥. Mowderly; Ahode Isiand, Dr, O'iteillys bis usual errand of settling up ‘matters do vomething, and if Dr. Wallace thought more | capabilitivs of Mr. Hynes, but desiced, as tho | Tonnoasee, ‘Thomas Motlitt; | Vermont, fv and ylving the “underground” booin a fresh of laying around botots— Chalr hud suggested, to divide up the honors. Magotry; ‘Virginia, tho Mey, Fatnor Wilson; | sturt, aud tho aforesaid dirt-playing was not Y wil bi hy be . | ment was about to suerifics several vletiws i «Tho wuntenco wus nur finished. aa nal adozen | Another tmportant- paint was to stow Wisconsin, JG. Dénnelly; nt Inrgey Stes Ellon | HR an ee at rgen thecumpany and tangents! tal. Aides il "ako some, de, torning | dor to insure, the safety, of tne oe aided ¥ oO Lae i £ a satu See itarruniineee so ne thelr “unanimity by, looting an Bmscos | Hl aisougson, was being had ovar tho | cy ting was cunueted onthe verbal Tuan | 4 Watekinan! wat tho night? » J ama tina abag troy, ore | Daaly | abort of | Me genorts” prevailed ia. culcutin, waon te + But the, commenced another—"It } pallan clergyman” as tho” rosidin; oniin tou eo A x ns ulvc= ul nts lying 10 8 is dark, my friend, t be ecru }, that for Fs, tho, sdoteyute commenced another “TE | palin — Sloreyman ws Mnectonthy of | MF.COrNith, of S¥meuso, NX. fainted i hls | aenund, loose, O1 Wie eae neta Rimated | i Wwe lu heavy gelot nwalt tho ond, fit 4s -duutted what 1 say about | Hooghly brides ios eended to incnl shippers selling corn to the aouthorn part | & timo the peopic dreaded to go A light is burntog In a sliont ruin, OF this Beato and othor Toealitios, ou. enn ‘oueily Gurik lost thoy stout. by klddiined. n ut wo~we have no lytt jn all the gloom, vority it by traveling around, or: writing to | in Africa, u boy and girl used to bo hurled alivo ¥ y ct ity ag a fetleh 10 Watohmant! what of tho nligat? Brownback Drothora, of Tower Hill, who havo | before the chief wate of the city fl » x vket——"* *: - * xoat. Iie wis promptly conveyed to the outer | night tay hbishands, The Presitont intimated Now XOEK 10 le nee et crt, and ‘consider. | “Ose. members wore .Catholles, Tot then | wir and soup recuvereit that. tho company sustained the rolution of uote wonfusion enstied, order being restored ilo go, and tell Karl Granville that never moro Br, Connolly presented the report of tho creditor to the agente in qneation, to tho oxtent tho Clinir only by vigorous rapa with the gavel, | could the Buglish divide Ireland to conquer her. | Committe on Rates, hey recommended ses- | of a certuin goodly amount of premiums not yet 2 od OV seeder 7 ‘ " on thelr beoks orders now for 9u0 cara uhoud, | make it impaganble for nn enemy, aad 1 Haine oe ee eae ate wore I |. Cee Staion toad Se eae eat word. iigatted to fivestinute Her er Eee eee a eee oe eer ee currungoiniecot reure bororethote elatit, | Sid {ae ern ee ae ere eels througay | Daren, Grant tee tn Wore, tho hands Fee arnenitien, ea te eenore | _,£uthor MeKonna supported tho motion of | wivechos, and nly permitted two sheechca on | given thine, and to explain othorwise bow | Aud women ne uch teurtbstono sub and pray ‘i por Le et eat at ponglanlods teh ak a Hag ear avnidition to mans inf few. inoments, - (Cheers.| Father o'Bullivan, saying that mero local Inter- | chencmotions AU commitices were to honp- | bo arrived at the. result. -" Tho | ngonts | Thut tho great durknuss und at iuat in day. hoary and bulls goon with the dancer It ls AIL | Otro ions, In. tho Pumjaubs Hike Kens uf the f ‘chi | oad tho’ following | ests mitst ive way to those of Ireland, In what | pointed by tho Chulr, und nil resoludons handed | protested tuat thoy had ened fy wit tue pie. ; right so long as the Nddlers will play on credit, rer One li tae Teuatro too sutety’ of cate, fompontry Custeiman, foad the following ) Cre ened her toy bad. leaitcl to ids An whut | Pon Serretury without readiayoraebmce, rhe | initine tho coinpay, way rigaitully eutlited to, | yy ,\Tatetmans how Hoes tho WIR? 5 ee een ed bole uround, or wero univers ” Hay " a cboiv tise Peters ae t i, + es gah a Teg June one rar can range aed | (2 folmlous cousldneacious: | (Ape ees sort id's vated that teenies noua be ‘tho reside tmprenpon soul fequogia thom | Yet hare naa NU) though tho ight burns | Gets Logan's Tosttmony In the Gultoau within very rucout tines: te vas Pfasely ie 7" {3 os 10 | jimited to one specch on cach subject. The | ty producg the company’s reculpte, fucos jm, + . : " fe ai erstes a HOW, BEELER U, Ce eee Jount elioomony | eaderstlp Of Fee eee eee oie didine | mited to one specen unt cue Hulteer yun | of those to ogonts about tat, time nro etd to | As bravely as he fought the feld of Ifo, “gy tha Raltor of The Chteago ‘Tribune. ” Fee rae eerortress of THMtUl # Hes, ‘ropresanting rental of at Joust £1000408 | jiu to hive the question of raligion dragged in; | provided that the Chair should appoint tho com | hava becis mented! Hints | They, bod none, | He beurs pimscit tn this, the tinal strife, Ciicago, Nov. 2—In your tssito of Lod a robe drowned 14 8 Bute Piaget encue maseetoe ee | a eater ee adiomonmnited ene oe we woaropt where otnorwiw voted by tho | ‘Their very caution bnd caught thom batween | Wy, tot sant what of the might? puttteano, Nov. zz In your tasiia of today an | Queer rovorvoie. to make to dike safe, andthe “his way received with great cbcoriy UY y ta re », | cunvontion.” . Es tha upper und nother tlllstone. Then that ‘atchmant} what of the night! x t by tho itajah ot waving that. be tngand | 7 rather bulton, of New, Suri, spoke for str | Sain W.Jeitynes moved tint tte Com eee ee a oe rae Felond, wo uro loft no word go to sign his amo, but choosos rathor to con- | Hf90F 8 widow's son was Coxon et tong ns Horolutions be instructed to request the pres. { eas, Informed thor that unless tho nmount at Chsteman supposed ft wag un, | every wy suulified to fl tho-position Wi | gica of Fatuor Shouhy and Messrs. tealy aud | Jesus, was nud gould: Uy, certain dav he ronderiant, of Chicago, cofended the re- ‘onnor, the representatives from Iruland, to | would cancel the policies in question, 0 Mr. Brent "4 1 xs Q * bre sls port, ‘Tho trieh bad always tisun above roliz- euutor, with them, Tho motion prevailed unane | {nforin tho builders that the two" trembling cul ‘ro tell ofall the bitter sorrow atirred cecal bis fdontity behind tho iitials “J, 8. It,’ In our sad souls, . We stand und rail at Fate, Who leaves bunds copty and bearts desulate, ‘tho igthporary, Chalrmin supposed it was un- derstood that £11 rentulin Irclond. (Cheors.} + Adeleunte moved thut a telegram bo aunt ap- of tho bustions of bls fort. mikes geurrious attack on Gen, Logun be- erefore, moro than protable that ‘the t catise the Gonornl tastitled racontly that Guiteau | latest story from Ashuntee ispubstan tially trur. é b ‘ | i Hunan fo Je always at a discount tu these ‘oving th festo. LAppinuse, nett i mously. prits” before hin were not aod navor had been | “Aro puro, great souls so many In tho land visited him tho 12th of March Inst, when snow | 4/4) 4 1 Coutd th pfoving the manifeato. LADPINIEOT | gq | ous prejuuice, and shuuld prove that dey wore | "tig Unalrman sald a iarxo, number of telo- | authorized to da business fur the commun andy | Wilda ro, great solissomany tn sho tond ,, | Yoro the round, olotied in ligt qurmonts | WoHly,ponulatert Atria teat ci nivate te Fete eee a eae ee eee ed withase | continuing fn tuo trodicionathat had cond ven | yrume and detirs of sympathy hud bes re- | what ls stl bundle fo volluve, that hu wotlld Wo gry! Hut bu vwho autters ies, and ‘sandals, and without stockings, In tho | aoil,ortotoine the tninernis In ft. they would, Mveration. (Cheers) Cee ee ener et CETTE HOTT Wad eee ee eee eee eae eae ee eee ao AOIB “SQUEAL” ‘TO THE AUDITOI + | Bouting sbarp-weapuned Faln with steadfast | summa eonnevtion 4. & I" quoted Gialtoau's with tholr natural shrowdness, sncciily discord trlotism, [Chuers.! sy y ? v and pitt thotn Inthe same hole now occupied by ANE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTATS. | TR fewantel to know if the doleates | JF Hull Hie Commiitten an tesutunone rept i ony Hiiverat efor ah orted. | Harcly, Meree, and Jobnson. faving dullvercd "HE COMMITTEL ON CREDENTIATS. | ch peri gent 10. tho convantion to discuan res | {he,tuern care moved to aulourn unul Go'cluck | pinsulf of this formal notice to pay up or take aontla Z 4 hey rT le Ld * ~ y C8, President. puton dls but qmarebed {n, bended by Frank Aguow, Mytons «questions. ‘They showki provocd to bust hero wits some opposition to this, sovoral dcl- the consequences, the Pres Who expreasod. regret for tho delay, and suid’ | "Soar dclogaty madg tuo point that, na tho | Cate wantin, to held a nin gesalon tn ordce mal gioven aiid oveeal Mlnoael Sub Ras. Tee Eee Ncouut af the number the cominitteo | Conmitteo on Credentials had not iade a full | Re eUUer te TK eer of making a | ,, £00 twoudonte are Just now nalting Lebwean were unable to do full Justice to the credentials, Popurts the convention could do nothing. °' - -two opinions, us they bave been ever since tho hraviuy paséod some without # thorouyh uxum- Wttgntnorasy Chairman ruled, thut a wasn't | Neonat orgauizatyon, rin by one oe oe oileurd, | tyrants cont-tulls vanished ont of the ofllec- s subjects Assortion that ho had at tho tino a $70 ault, and | & moro profitable employment for Whole <u And yanks no platut, whlio on tho threshold | nalaif Mra, Zaokwood would have kunt, such a See ee reantea (eld Ne bupats, dat ee ig ‘allupidated-tooking erentuco"" in her fasuion- | the King of England tad prevented bin Halt rates pls koen eword from its glittering | ablo bonning-howed, and concludes by wonders | telling his tives, ty bd to emurder ton, And looking Inward pateos—lingering tong— ng (inmuendy) way Gon, Logan would stoop a6 | thoy tnd Kee Athi Gly. to bo tho Hioradd of Faltering—himgolt tho Wonk botura the Strong, ioe Ws perduep ums EO BVO IO eC OE ee fora time it was cought to be, IG Watchman! bow soos the night? J. 8, It'd oyes uve ovidontly closed, justagsare | Joseph Thomeon, in the course of his Ruvod ous, the convention baving decided to | ono J : a . foor—whether to pay Whut thoy strenuously those of a rattiesnuke {ni midsummec ‘by a | journey, saw nothing worthy of the wttentlon Stbatdon/ = Thea. wera 759 CORBY "ROTM | se ant ued out Mhnont to adjourn untii# tn tho overt | “tlt they dunt tie, Or nut Toy My td dure Gt his alan tents, ad waorONs, trusting ways; | plothoraof veaume, fad it bent othocwisa, bad Haroun Cunt te aa ne a th ' dulegates, "i Nail Prenaergastploadad for unity, Zusaont- | yoe"yus, wattdeawn wind the arlainal medion | thu tut forcod i Worst “Ay a fort of rox | Of hie warm fove, aud Couyunt hope anu faith, | this wos sheen Just, be would hava renuoned in | wecguntE OF AE, Goma: nemo ruport ot ht ug ew Bt not be insulted, (Confusion, ic as te lefty the enforced monotony of kickiuy m= c " fo"! % 1 ri abo 10 # y, Just : A datenata asked if any credentials had been | Mitlen should tite tated Upol his motion, | Sxtecd to. Su tho convention adjourned 2t Bat ee ie ae sally i note takluie tug thom: | Walch passed Lifo's fires treo from all bilgALOF | timo Guitonu bean bie residence ut tho house oxploration into tho luterior of that colony Ji ‘ punt G until o'clock this morning. ray yn ‘Mr. Aguow réplted that those of threo organizn- SE ee oa racere of Mr. Hynes, | ‘The oficial roster af tho convention showed ainy'a recelpty, thoy have poured choir gricla ? 7 fe nto the capadious cars of wird parties, aud in Cae eee eet e eC uceause. the counnittes | "lextnder Sullivans of Chietko, regrotted ox- | 8 dolewutes present, classitod na follows: d tindpen sec A that way the story got out. It is an qpen secrot thought thoy were not entitled to represantas ceeuingely that tho queation where a ina wore 2) Mussnchusetts, now, and the Oblv mun's throat to np thorn, aonth. Lockwood he, clothed in th fesuied, allirms most positively that any Gore Ktrangel wo forgat the lnurol-wreatha wo gave, | Of,;Aite, Lockwood he, clathad in the way der stn roera-wils tbe z . csented himsclt baavd on thit Notion of tho futuro—to-wits And only lore blu standing nour bis grave, veried by Gon, Logan, presented himself tt the | ovont of africn. becoming. Kugland's wert ausnsinglo suppliant, leaving his beforuemen- | manufactured goods," is cortain to en F ie ahipod ox Gud should have been dragged tn, 1) Miseourl.. if thoy don't pay up lau't wo much of n lovern, sa Watchman! what of the night? tlonod i0 sult tooccupy bis apartiwents ana | sppolutment. Sapam tng toot 2LPeer olatmed to by United | "NO contusion continued, but order. was’ ro- Foe a a ete A tutor nun nee | EHeud, when it is past huiptals the ‘dignity weroot in big niwoncas —_—_—_ ‘Uvivbinen.!") stored by tho appearance of Father Bbeehy bes, Gurlusity to ayuaty on the point, ho can loarn | Ve, wender what our griof can bring at last and thut this was siiiply ono of Guiteau’s mul- Lady Macbeth. ‘Anuttempt was mado to disponse with the | side tho temporary Chulrman, tholr names trom balf-a-dozen Insurance inen | 28 tay ubon bl broad, trug, tendur breast Uforin vagarios—nothing more, Lat ight Bir, Blddone was alcting by tbe ; coullug of the named, but It fallod, as thore wus | Father Bhouty snl hoappearod with ureatras | y on, La Bullo strect, and the Qhle. tnau'a future Whut tower whose awuutness snail outlust tho | | lut, rathor than entertain, euch a reasonalle Ae eee ntahiy parlor, whic, in that wost Uae . jutunes befure the convention, but be fel rn 2 eee re tht wind, 3 rubable explanation of Cts, Jed, It, ee rool ho othor way to tlud out whethur 1089 on tho | sitenen woul Ue vary might to reason, ‘they nid rietof Columbia, 4 SE ee ee ee rout chonest. men zor thair | And thi wo sot front all the bloom aparts Rae oe ata ee creructlon cuore | (wsurutny howrebotl, served ce OOH is wat ‘A motion to luy on the table having been lost, carefully eliminated: the quoastion, or the ape J seipurked tho underwriter who told this 1 bee aie Voko now love aud fatninovery boart.” | orang viloinntiondo, tu vant reprouas upon a | {ravwlnwcrouul, 28 tne, Ce mle ee ung 10 ora Whose ouarastor ust elpizen, scniier, ernie cnimly bis Tat nibo, td ea this wad Watehmant what of the nigtt? sad Sunmtor ie tar beyond the possibility of ine | {lnk mont Koing to Bel Ver iencre, Ne Wouln God that it wore gone, Hee eee tne aitnely OF such as J, Beit, whee | HYeono of his oventuwe sy Te A tho nous And Womubt sua once iore'tho rising dawn! «| ever he may ber xratultously to accuse of falna- | Never bie, wife tay gon thy quiel Tho darknoss-deeper grows—tho Hybt: burue | nose, duplicity, and perjury a man wuo bas Mics | was Bunk In dreamy sllunice, 6 0 oars o a Intercating tittle bit of “uuderground” bistory yeaterdny, The wicked Ive when no man pure wucth, but tho righteous (that’s you know, tho ugente of reqularly-authorized, up-and-up board companicy) ure bold a6 a tou. Thoro ts a n . Hg, Cnt! Hy} wearancy of the question, of religions Toud in the Neerotary read tho list by Bates euch dele: | Voor constitutiun and ‘dellvorations at bome soci guanewariog a aan Aho | [relearn belo Imprees stig euad weragrocted Withanmutes undtieaare | Wed Inde even allusion to the question would compliment -was-oxtendel’ to" -some ot the | HapOrL tat there en yoealtyy er iy braken ow 8 uEtuds UHte ouutiur trigidity iu the atmosphore when we aw Tooutd uf a lito of patriotic devotion to country | Stfeet, outsidomsllancs SOY eis, Tho aclet : da a Te eee ee ceME WOME | geoupy | thu | same platform, no matter Moines Lee HE vl © | rhore sweeps o'or land and sca a cry of wot fit THtoal aervied to partys nd Unally yo suge | (oN by tho roll of distant Wirerure of a tls ? See ee TT NOL ate paced atieetiona | what inight bo thelr religloud persuasion or ree | Maryland .., ; Seep RT eae ‘ Watchman! Wi (oak, ie syenpathy or the ves TU RUrUr OF | oad eee th he and Baran would 1ukenes Se ee eee ae eee audeetions | iigious practice, Mo appealed, asin irish priest, J Begeing of Mrs, Garileld—Tho Curious | Hush. trieudes What now! What now! istoryy Whom, no hones ian: doubts, Gon. | gurmmorswnd had faijen into u mulCodoze | 4 ce ChIeke: Goiutet cnmorson tue eats | {the patriotic wisdom of the convention to put MOLD THE WARVEST, ° SEE eee tie haw Beecelvell Hush, Cried wo may not ga: Lugun Would tiqdly geo recolve tho full penalty, | he'was driving dows. eoUnLEY CAG tg 5 vhvol Davitt Land League and Spread the Light dowa thelr foot, and tolerate no man who raiwed BY FANNY PAUNELL, ors Which She Mus Iecclved from Ua o a ik the pale bus ps sod away. ‘or blacrimes, Such an assault cauuot injuro—"| with honcysuckte, all dra mud with egiantint ne Clubs. that queation, bevgnye it would go abroad that Now, a 6 you men or aro you kine All Sorts of People: ‘runices igeon Huraicet (n Cincinnatt Cummerctat, | it indeed tt comes to public notico—such u wan | sudden; ae was roused, with star by butte . Mr. Agnow. stated that tho committee beiloved | Tere was-un uppsurance Upon this issue. Be WF, Aro You men oF y CLUVELAND, O., Nov, 24.—Since the, death of ng Upn, Lornn, of whotu it bas been well said In foatevuue, that were flying rather (han rao “ahat they bud not sulliciont membership to entle | Was perauadod that thor wie no bructtanl Yo tillers of tho soll? De ei AD ses Uachald Bis rocaved nouly | Tho Largest Diamond Found ‘This | rofercuce to bis varied public services that ‘down the passage. Who could itor he usher tle them fa tepreseutation. . te pra ee, a rae f _ ff Heat 40) ‘Sule Would you be free or overmore A200 letters from strangers in ail parts of the Century. hue be horer without a q 4 self, all ina maze and a wonder us be Jun anit sav, W. Duono Wanted to. know why the coms | !vwin in the namoof frotand and of tho highest | ‘rho rich man's cattle toll? country begging for somo part of the fund «| Longon ‘Tim She grand uld name vf goutlensn, and rubbed bissivep-Inden oyes. He had oor ynitteu asdumod to piss un tho membership of a i to withdraw hiv tution [ehoers and } amg shadow on tho dial hangs which was dubscribed throughout tho United | On Saturday night, Woy. 12, ono of tho groat ‘Put aometinio, somebow, [ vannot douvt, It will | had time to lat the question KO darting atts Peureb, wrquataation AbOUL which they now | TNH OF HO NO’), Tho foroiuy ot the question | Tr Aine ia fatal B States for her benulit. Bost of these letturs | diamonds of tho wortl—tho inryest, according to | Foturn upon the bead of its Invautor: aud surely | his vrain, when the door of ig roan ¥™ pad, Hotbing, “it (the dttchuel Tiavite League) come | Would bear cortain meaning wounluy whieh at polnte tho fatal bour, pee can dletiversd diceotiy to Mrs, Garheld, | Me-ldwin Streator, waich tws‘becn found this | Hf widow warks hia futures wounsols, be will | open qulokly, ns by uw wuety) tremble gout jmuuieuted with O'Donovan lKosea. [ILlss0s.) bo patriots rickman woul ld poruiit. If the | Then bold your own! or branded slaves Bud innuy of thom havo Loon sont toner vouslu, | contury—wus oxbibited at Is Now lond atroct, | continue fo suok ubsoutlty under the vover Of | and @ female, fgure rushed ty. Mr Srvc . jtba tuatiee was tually gotton Hid wf by ded | out mvs to ue Torcod forward, tio would.) ” Yoreyor crlage aiid cower, Sirs. Sueun, with woo sb staid during the | It wus discovered in the vial of Mr, Portur | J+ S-th °~ ; FW, Pauken, | gazed In speechless nstantshinent Matt tout . py it tothe committée with Instructions tw weal to the wisdom and tha pittrlotisin of tho 7 junoral week, and next door to Whom shoisnow | ithodes, in the Kimberly Stine, South Africa, rae ith a touch of fear, There before Bie ai “make a spevlal report, convuntion to suy duciaively that, now and for | ‘tho serpent’s curso upon you Hes | iving'tor tho'wintor, Slotuer Gnriiold tas wiso | and by ite rotnarkablo waltonces'complotely die: CoffeorLousew. ‘i eee her flue baie dishevelel Ber Tet ig ae othoe Brlovunces wore similarly die ed by tio dotorain a see oy rH Fs To writhe within tho dust; Sul a Pa eat RET anu 1B Un6 Ae poses of (tho charge agulust Africa of boing the To the Editor af The Catcago Tribune in dleorder, ber face nll aulvanle fo nyked Bet irepurt, the ulic Uf Which was a onted. tho | upon the polltical platform, the question of re: | Yo Ml your mouths with begaar’s ewill, byw oorrcsponuent wha desired to ‘become. her monde Baar imivousn gelaty hues puta that UnitnAuo, Dée, 1 Tae mporsanse of provid wont, was the pots ‘out ‘her only, auewer wat A VOICE FROM ACROSS THE WA- ar 0! ; your AVE sot thelr biood-stalned heels + In Jugersfoutela and other fumous regions pproaches. te rent of tears. Te an aah Tae, LU HE WA: eeabee Kenna asked if'tho Nominatiou Com: Upon your ahamoful heads, shanutter Mrs, Guriield eatne oro from Son- | the Griqua diamond-tlolde, the Cleartat Uiues | Inusing the word “oheap' it is not-Intonded Hot oy Moe knowing wht ee gthite words ' mh temporary Chairman read the following | Hien. (Visorder. Yet they uro kind—thoy leave you stilt To ee ae ae celars co pared | brougut to liane ou et, A ison and worse le] Sete tua Reet ot ovexytutug can tba bed vat the | wad ually eh grow eas oul nica vcablegram from Patrick Eyans pale, Sullivan sniifua mattor myo introduced it; | "‘Tholr ditehes for your beds. = Met ee tends debts. sho incloscd a photeyeayn | loft tho diamond-tierds £200 (which wus placed | Wogre to bert of ovary thing ean be had at the aaa epotias HD had bade Wee lO. eT sip sere ecnn Gt tha, frida, Naiional “Land eee ee AaE ivan wald’| Ob Bi Gf ber insolvent husband, and asked furthor tat | to the credit of tho local bospitaly had teen paid | lowest possible price and succeed. In Phila Beet sitting np studying ber PAS yptetcly ‘League auu Labor and Industrial Union Cureot | as tho question bad turortunately ret Baad Ob, by tho God that madbiis all— Mee cartels sollett Prosident Arthur to ulyobiin | by ts Speotators adinitted to sav it, and £00,000 | Uclphia these coffoe-houses nro located all over | sacbetus and the charae aed eo notre! “theeeat fret Natignal Convention of Culeagu, | yaa dho duty of tne eouvention to wuatain CE FP ireieeneat inne aa iaey Oe ET EAST PAE or CUETO ETON SHIR EAcEa eS ECR er a Dobe er esp and most rewioct.') absorbed ner in Taek eituarion in Me ry F qi suing | ooiummittes, Thele enemy was constantly make wo up and swear this day to ho! q curate, 16 | able thoroughfargs there. ‘hoy are patronized | Fe4! @ ba : 3 ced. 1S ‘ure 1 ' 1 . S ure. Hix wooke latcr thls sume Wow Wrote to | atill uncut, but fe a hs yy aro patroniss tinotly: DoFAre fants thord salen rusponalbilties than now. Cue | fi the ursorton before he world that the quel. | | Your orn areon Iria tirts tira, lx wookce later thie sauna wounin weota to | xtll undut, LUE, te an, Clozel, HAL HHO | uy all clasica of peoplo, and moat oF afl by sho | fad Fe a a bony, aK 8 had ton. Neprived. by Bnwland af every | bumanity, but a question ie! x au ‘1 ae Itlso up and plant your fect as wen . | cation journey of wear at Hilee fe tio [ready formed, and it will toao’ leas than moat | Biercbants, ealesmen, clerks, ote., and-for at | reasoning torror bad zak bere oat ously “shegd of vonstitutional liberty, nearly 4 | [Hiway ' Colve ‘would bu given Feligton, | Where now yo crawl ns slavco— lights of which nud been Impatred only the | digmonds jn the cutting, Velng expected to prue | least two hours ‘nt each meal-tliae the counters | THahed away (0 seek human © a iar sons, lie: prluon, | reusonably. anes fio ie the report wan iteteated. | They And maka your buryeat Helds your camps, ee ee ee esee a "boroavurnout. eawniie | tuo torn oft ueutiaut, arity who it aesitines | aro thronged. Rverything ts of the’ purest aud Areal ———__-* _pedted of a doatro to serve “or: crt and | should stow that an Iria Carnolle gouvontion | (x mako of thers your graves, Mee ee eee daria gad for tua, moat tart | color aud campactuvesnt shapdmuko {tn beau, | Bett material, aud each article ts wold for five | + George Ritorn graves i ‘foot by Howtant's brutut solviery; martiat nw | He begyed pardon Toe ete Oe EME dow.) | phe birds of wroy are hovers round, forantian. Sia, Guriiuld’s sorrow, thie itstingers tiful object, oven in ita present rough staty, © | Conte, the patron getting allhocan cat av-that | = ” Loudon Wold. sieygate tbe | HERP Mra ais ereuee coasts | Ms See any wenn fmm vas | Tuo vulturea wheal and wnoupy cred oucrncinioe crear MRE | cauGaatshant Meh aoae thath | MMU MeN Owe Ma ea Hes | ates Gaatearac it Been Te eee eae raeout rallied | horsey Courmun bang Suskie oe eeateee city [(Twey come, the voronoted ghouls Hee a a a aac a ee ee ee ea el eer eee a Cee te | eater at aaotion whch, edith, buh # qo the’ call today, “tne whole country, with | dur two or lures talvutes.) lv to restore order With druin beat aud with troop: Nation's bereavement. Sho alsa inolosea a | abled, ‘by the Queun's permission, to compure it | liberal picoe, ive centa; no single Fold tor ain tid ebcerless AUCUINE wfternwone ing . united yolu, declares © No tribute to England's ‘A delegate urose to minke the point of order'| They come to fat the bs, postuge-vlamp for tho return of her former lot- | at Windsor, tho Star of the South (the xregt irae | more, other than tenderloin Wieake witots is 10 nan ber of ‘beautiful Howers Were Ay tells _Tindfoed artivon, [cavers Fale ta no inerd | tat tho yuestion baCaro tho Bee oS weetne | Moule childrenvand your wivau * | foram her busuund'e picture Ho aes ee Oa ein the unique, ogonden Drop, etc. touether gonta; oysters In ny shape, io" coute per | footof the wold gra grate USE oe iu the ule clas, 9 question of Ireland | tbe ruligious qualiticutions of — fo ae bak ane wives, 1d : 4. , the Mackel diamond, in | dozen. o raain one of ‘these houres | whoresty beneath, ‘There o and fur the Irigh [ebecrs}—of ‘iational Indepond- Hetors chet div but onve~bold tast your lands, ‘Soveral letters wore recelved from church so- | which # smaller ston bas been ombedded by | ls located ou . Fourt street, iy rently asked 107, rf pe Bnothor word there were cries Aud, if ye can, your lives. cieties waking for help with thelrdebts, Ono | some freak of nature. Lt was interesting to | Market and Chestuutin the very coutre ofa Sons tein all Paris OF the world vistt ly ; : |