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Ipf oMQ Union sIlIt cONYtNIpN.

Nomination Of Candidates for state Omeers-
The Piatform-Ncsre sunrsse and General
shcridsn's Administrator Endorsed.
It CoIunBr-, Ohio, june TO- 1897
The Ohio Union State Convention met st hslfpas Zen
o'clock this morning The attendance was very largo
and respectable. t~ 49,
Hon r 9. schsnck was chosen temporary President
and W. r. Perkins, OF Hamilton; J. X. Bccksnoroke q
Columbssua and Mr.. Teu, OF Jackson, Seer stanes.
The Convention then took recess until 100 o'clock
The foiicwine are the nominations
GevonN-R b. Hayes, OF Hamilton county.
LSsusssoss GovUror-Samuei Haioway, Of fSanRnn
Jsdss Of Supreme cssrs-John wolch, Of Athens
'oI ~sg:.v a. .Sae--yames IL Goldman, Of Marion
''S Trss.srey efM Sale-sidnsy l. warner Of Lorain
ISyr.y ceuera,-willam II. west OF Logan county
Csnpfeasr u 7Ssauy-hoses r. Broisr, o. FULTON
00 soasd a, Paoe w@as-Phrp Aerseins Of Auslsiss
'o AN b., the arss two are the present incunbsnts
The following platform was Adopted
The republican Union party Of Ohio In convention ssssn-
American people are and NOT merely s0nfsdssey
Of and ~ !. bss on s ss
~ y q *
co nS aso.sns slavery
q psSssn sss s.s SA ssa sss oss
YS y s' ss $ : 81 sr:s
III 81 ~ s.haitonsl lcaislston. - 4,
rls-fhat while we win always cherish and defend NJ
American sysem Of local aud municipal self Govsfnent
for local PURPOSES natonal Government Tor national
purposes andwhe unslterably opppsed " all at
mpta and consolidation Of power
whore held that liberty and human rights eoustitute
orr great national boom which local STATE organizations
must not b. allowed 70 sbrdss o. take away.
Fpwfh-fhst imbped with the sprit 81 true Democracy.
and belisvns thai the powers nscsssst Tor NE purpcsc
attaining ne ends q ought sy e =: sss eco
Without ua.s. sdIous dsnsop: ., ss
mes ssnmsns are IN sc sSsorSsses win dc sp
and tendency Of modern evsasion. plses curssvss on
Tho simple ana broad platform Of impartial mannocaa
fraseas embodied lathe proposed smsndmess
contribution, appealing " aud conndng n ne Y
justice and patriotism Of The people Of Ohio " APo'
iiSss 1 American people ssss q y, Is;s .s
gratitude We brave soldiers and ssiiors vpo ~ ~
struggle for our national exstsnce - nopY 49,
libsues and for pfvat1ns, sufsnn n rsslss +. 49,
they endured The loyal msn Of Vh,o NJ xs5sneS
and Ms w'dowp snd orphsns q snsssnsisi sapss
OF s necs' S osr .Sprg,s ne saSoss s m. sS,uI
a,ion 81 our Xs3nsuishsd fe2w drssn Iaer vsss,n
n ahsri1an IN Touislans and Tcxss ana pied ~ ~
he m,liisrv eonmsndsrs e several military a.ysc. ~
hs sout6 ~ cordial support Of The Union nsn o. w 49,
n ,hsir 70 protect me loyA people 81 me rsosA
sssss Ana ~ sre hs organization Of loyal ana
storSi rrssrnsnents In tbs sod 0Ates !. .x..s.-..
sr~-1Ssi fully sndorse and sgprsvs 9, GA s,,snS 70
ssrsson o. oar present doysrny Opl ,s asa manner n
49, ~ - ~ 4 sH isSh eAaA -
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

CHARLESTON, s. O., June 10, 1857.
Tho comments upon General sckIes course contained
In Attorney General sanbery's opinion published
here this morning and created profound sensation.
General sckies has to-day forwarded request TO
Washington to be relieved from duty as commander Of
this department, and has demanded court Of inquiry
on his Official actions
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z, 49, ~ rr. Al3AxY, June 10, 1887
s4 IL O'clock r n.

+. DmoCnAD DssaAnsvlD wm TnB confnTsss
Asanvass Of the committees since The adiournmsnt
shs aftsrnoon has led 70 great dsaasacton asng the
AsnsesAA A. the AEBt nush The nss sosmsd quite
vssbs; but Tonight thsre are loud complaints that
che party has MOI bean fairly reprsssassd \ also
saaasd that the complexion Of ths committees IVES
greedy altered during We lass four hours before thsr
announcsnsnA Thus Judge Rasssl ana Mr. Gerry were
on the original Judiciary Committee but had given way
70 Ne claims Of Professor Dwight and Judge Psnepon
ashnss which altered the relative representation Of the
swo parties from eight and to nine and Six A.
0fseS however, the democrats have been given Com
sttee Cities which V pledged " preserve Ne coTpo
saas and chartered rights Of municipalities, and %
shosoaghy opposed 70 the plan OF government ~ COM
misosa The Presdsnt OF the Convention - known 70
Ans interest," OF course The Committee on the Governor
a'f as0 oo%eosS0 q AZ sWS oo~mssss just mon
TONED indicates tho coalition referred 70 . few days
snce. The democrats or some Of them at least think
that bed faith he's been kept with them In some deGfes
! ~ THE Suffrage QUESTION
ne Committee on Suffrage met this evening when
Mr. Greeley endeavorsd 70 force report 70 morrow eVt
ovsrruied Five Of the committee wefe present. all
q whom unanimous 70 the propriety Of rouov
ing I'll restrictions 70 suage on the ground Of color
One democratic member however, thought that the
matter should be submitted independent PROPOSE
usn along with the revised constitution, 10 the people
~ the polls. q ..s. q
The other committees met and organized, but trans.
acted no further business.
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WILMINGTON, N. G., June 10, 1897.
ID has been raining almost continuously for TWO days.
causing great damage 10 the growing cTopA Y
Tho action Of Judge Barnes was the reverse Of tnAs
reported few days SINCE Ho adjourned the court be-
cause negroes were not placed on the jury. e ka
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4MNM BoETor, June 10, 1897.
The soehbolden Of the Boston and Worcester Rail
road a ( vsyy full meeting to-day voted Tor consolids
tan = IN me western road The question was taken By
4 ssock vote, which resulted ~ follows:-whole mum.
~ q sharss s7eA for consolidation, $780, sgainss,
Hoo. Jonn n Cli6brd, Of New Bedford has been
s,ectsd President Of ths Boston end Provdencs rail-
-osd, in place Of Mr. warren, who recently resigned.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10, 1867,
O'Clock p N. 4
Prominent unonists declare that tho rebel element
is strong that the conservatives viii certainly carry
every district in the State, and among the loyal the
hope s generally expressed that Congress- win extend
the Reconstruction act to embrace Kentucky. ii
Speaker Colfax and friends passed through the
city this morning, route to the Mammoth Cave.
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- CLsvMArp, June 10, 1851.
Az meeting Of the stockholders 81 The Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad so-dayshs following directors were
sssossd john Newell, James nassn H. Wade, A.
Ohio. d n Youns, Toledo, Ohio; ". n. Vanderbilt II.
d ainson, j. n, Baker, New York. The board sub
:.sss:.:y s,'1;sa join s s:cs P,s:.ss and william
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TINE PRESIDENTS EASTERN roua.

te Proposed Reception at Hartford. Conn.
HARTFORD, Conn, June 10, 1867.
President johnson will return from Boston By way Of
Hartford and win arrive In this city Thursday next
He WIN visit the General Assembly, and remain over
night In The city. The city govesnmsat held special
an appfopYtate reception On his arrival here.
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CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 10, 1897.
duel fought this afternoon Il Hatchos avenue
q short distance above this city, between hdward Roe,
formerly Of Columbia and Theodore q. Boae, u
Charleston. Roe wounded, supposed MORALLY, -
the sl Ore Boas promptly surrendered himself 20 ne
rfvlla nj Y a
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Damage by the Storm nj Sing sing.
a.M PoUGHKxRrsIK, N. ", June 10, 1907,

sFtINt ieleehAm W NC htMLu
Damase by the storm nj Sing sias.
Naa PovaHKsgpsE, N. ", June 10, 1867
#N 8 O'Clock r. n
Tuesday, doing an immense amount Of damage The
euivert which the track Of the Hudson River
Railroad at that place became overlooked, in consc
quence Of the giving way Of three four dams that
about fifty feet Of the track was washed away between
i've and six o'clock that day.
No trains reached here from hapast eight O'Clock on
tuesday night until Wednesday noon. The passengers
were transferred from side 10 the other single
track has now been laid, and trains win commences run
AD extensive sash and blind factory and number Of
houses and barns the banks OF the culver
ried away, causing considerable loss.
y The storm ie said 70 have been the heaviest over
known at thai place
Dstension Of Trains ON the Erie and Hudson
o,s vsF River Railroads.
The heavy rain storm Of Tuesday nterfered very
ously with travel the Erie and Hudson River Rail-
roads, and caused much damage 70 the latter route.
Near Sing Sing portion Of the track was carried away
trains due 10 this CITY ct ten O'Clock Tuesday night
and at eight and eleven O'Clock yesterday morning did
not arrive here until yesterday. Last evening the
trains were all In aud travel was uninterrupted
On the Erie road the trains were detained about Ave
hours on Tuesday evening ia consequence Of the water
Having covered the track a. Aiendale Inc road was
commenced running regularly.
\ House swept Away by n FroShet.
Aboot two O'Clock yesterday morning the stream
turning Mr. Hulchnson's MILL near Trenton, N. J.,
swellsd by the recent heavy rains, came down like
torrent tearing on corner Of the gable In which the
wheel was located about nifty yards OF the White Horse
Turnpike and the residence Of Mr. Hutchinsons brothsr
whose household had barely time to eject precpitate
retreat In their night attire The loss 10 estimated
from 900 10 %, O00
tHM struck by Lightning.
On Tuesday evening the lightning struck house In
Hamilton township, N j., shattering the chimney,
tearing Off portion Of tho roof and dashng to the
ground an old woman and little boy. Fortunately,
however they escaped without serious injury.
Heavy Rains AZ the Wess-Detenti0n Of Rail-
road Trains.
ST.. PAUL, Minn, June 10, 1851.
The heavy have prostrated the telegraph
lines in al directions, and have wasted away the
Winowna and st. Peters Railroad track and bridges
The telegraph lines working, but very badly.
The railroad trains will DO delayed from three 70 four
days. tina M8 8H
Charles shannon, Of owaitoma, was killed BY light
ming YESTERDAY. &
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Heavy Rains az the Wess-Detenti0n Of Rail-
road Trains.


Threatened Abandonment Of Work ON the
Union Pacific Railroad-More Protection
Required-Senater Thayer Denies General
''-''- $500" ST. LOUIS. June 10, 1867.
Omaha dispatches say that the Governor has ap-
pointed O. r. Mason Chief Justice Of Nebraska. vice
Judge Little, deceased. NJ,
Mr.. Reed superintendent Of the Union Pacinc Rail-
road just arrived from the North Platte says that work
% she road win be abandoned unless pro
lection furnished against the outsass Of the Indiana
General Sherman is At the North Platte
senator Thayer denies positively In the following let
sr that there any truth General Buford's reports
regarding tho Indians being 5an. Is 1851
II General BuRord has reported what the telegraph
q rscs. y a or crminsi sup,ds
&c Indians on small parties q dsfsnosisss sss ana
don railroad surveying parties and laborers, most b.
bsrous aud uApsSvdfsd me government must NOT b
dSluded BY such rspgs. e Gsn!,ai BsfSrd's.
I.dian Ousrages near Fsst waYkcs-Rus
Y msred Defeat sf Geaseal CssseP.
= 1919 n Jucnos Orr, KansaA June n, 1857.
4 letter daaed Fort Wallace. June IA reports num-
b~ Of Indian susrssss IN that vicinity. On the "a ins
swo mAa. Taver ana Wallace, were killed end scalpsd
r.:s s1 sss' % =: % y, ,s,
half mile Of NE same place; and % the i11
coach from ~, ne .. 49, s,s sss Lieu
&: ~! ~. -. =: = 80 :;;:s s
ssss s: IND ns.. ss ' Il: sss ssss Du
hen iilise wa Z: a ssyunhsns srsi. SDorsda
.hs s:' nh. s:a ~. 3 ss h ss On!
was killed I'D hs body was horribly mu-
sila.s1 ne .naiAns arc ~, Scu ,sS. ns; ne
decsrssd their coaches f.s0
Il vss rumorsd Il Pond Greek that General Custer had
bsen repulssd By Indiana who came down IN force from
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a Hease Swept Away BY Froshet.
struck by Light ming.

On Tuesday evening the lightning struck house In
Hamilton township, N. j., shattering the chimney
tearing Off portion Of tho roof, and dashing TO the
ground old woman and little boy. Fortunately,
however they escaped without serious injury
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PROCEEDINGS Of the CONVENTION.

AIzAsy, June 10, 1867
The Convention met AT eleven A. NJ Prayer by Rev.
CAarlss Graves The journal Of yesterday read and
nAHpixc oonnIrTxEs
The President announced the standing committees an
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-11

McNEELY, SCHUBERT & cos
Real Estate and Insurance
AgeR cy.
NO. Il WASHINGTON BLOCK,
Corner Room, Second Floor,) SO
Opposite the Courthouse, ~
EVANSVILLE, IND.

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some good BUSINESS PROPERTY -
EXCELLENT GARDENING La N d,
convenient to the city.
+ FARMING LAND. improved ,an6 ,uniFn--
proved, in this aud other states, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber.
and Coal Lands.
Business Dficas ana store Rooms to let :
also comfortab bic. Lodgings oomss near he
centre of business.
A number of bargains now on, our books,
and several applications on fle to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have'a number Of
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Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
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Terms reasonable. Call and see.
INSURANCE
Of all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
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So NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this office.
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS P. BRIT
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ness, who, in conjunction with the under
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style of the firm Will be McNeely, Schubert.
& Co. JAMES II. McNEELY.
.1 aG JOHN SCHUBERT. 3
Nov. 2, 1867. [nev4
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the FEMIAM WAR.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~>~~~~
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HeRALD.

General Armed Rebellion Immineat In Ire
Iand-Fenianism a Formidable Movement
One Hundred Thousand British Troops in
the Island, &c. co..
Tho tesgraphs report the fall OF snow as sill general
throughout the island The drifts from ton TO fifteen
feet Deep This unnatural weather will not tits thought
continue much longer, and when ends the transition
from winter to spring will be as sudden and complete
In Greenland.
hazard the prediction that hostines will then be
resumed by the Fsnan insurgents. No ono of sense in
England or ireland believes the rebellion TO nave really
begun yet The Irish royalss journals aec to think IL
over and speak Of the 'eccns insurrecton while with
an inconsistency they do perceive do not for
they are crying out for martafiaw
In the clubs Of London and Dublin the nsurrccton Is
regarded as very formidable and not least so in the Skill
experience and daring Of Its leaders in the field many
Of whom have been trained to war in tho American
army Lord strathnairn Is known TO share in this
opinion. He is very wisely utilizing the truce the
weather has en- forced In preparing for campaign that
he seems to expect will be protracted and severe
The chss M nad sdc o e rso 70
when the weather mcnds they will Immediately resume
operations They have demonstrated that they with
elude the British flying columns In the intrcaces
Of the mountains. E.
Separate bodies OF insurgents will take the ncld the
war will cease at ono point only to be renewed unex.
peccdy at another and the British troops will be OK
hausted by In cssant marching while unable 70 nnici
an injury their enemy. In short guerilla war
will be conducted with vigor, ....t. LEX.
troops in Ireland now. No British general before Lord
Strathnarn has ever commanded purely British army
OF such magnitude Tho police, the local corps OF pom
sioners with the crews Of the eet amount at the low
est estimate to forty thousand mon.
Say in round numbers one hundred thousand mon
supporting the throne and this immense forco Is being
constantly AUGMENTED
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Al rr'f loz -Firs Dspt. of Troy VI.
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SurRKnE CoURr-SPEcAL TERM.-Demurrers Nos IA.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Turkish Reform and Treatment Of the Chrts-
tians Reported by the British Minister.
The subjoiucd despatch from Lord Lyons, British Min
lister In Consantnople, respecting reforms and treat
ment Of Christians in Turkey has been printed 10 Lon
dom
LORD LYONS TO LORD STANLEY
CoSsrASrIvopIE March Q, 1867.
Ny Lord-I had the I'd inst long and serious
versaton with the Grand vizier, All Pacha on the
internal condition OF this empire. Hts hghncss assured
that the sultan's present ministers fully de-
termlned 70 effect, as speedily possible important
reforma One or the main objects or these reforms
would be 70 improve the condition Of the Christian sub
cc OF the Pore TO open 70 them acarcer In tho public
service and 70 do away with those distinctions between
them and the Mussulmans which, though In q great
measure already abolished by Jaw still subsstcd In
practice, and kept up feelings OF III will and esrange
meut Measures were also In contemplation for facli-
tating the employment Of European capital in
the country, for the improvement OF the system
Of finance, and, above all, for promoting educa-
ton His highness observed 10 me that within the
last few days three new Christian members bad been
added 70 the Grand Conse dc Jusce and that Chris
tlan Mr. Arstide Batazz had appointed assistant
70 Che Finance Minister and Governor OF the Bank.
This was, his Hghness sau, commencement, and IL
would be followed by further appointments OF Chris.
tians 70 honorable and important posts.
II was moreover be told me, intended 10 extend the
system or rdvefs that s 10 sny the system Of uniting
numerous pachacs IN large province under COVER
nor eencra Provision would be made for cfectuai
representation Of The Christians in the various se-
ss or councils IN the rdysfs and tho lieutenant gov
crpcrs In Christian districts would be Christians Ihad
already the Grand vizier added, been determined 70
propose a. once he representatives OF foreign Powers
article In the Hdti- Hosmdyrun OF 1856 conccding 10
foreigners the right TO hold real property He was he
sad, In conclusion occupied In conjunction with Fuad
Pscha and his other colleagues In devsng plans for still
more extensive reforms, which he would communicate
have, &c., LY0NS
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OF AN witness. was also examined but his testimony
simply corroboratcd that OF the conductor
Inc jury retired about half past four O'Clock but being
unable 20 agree up 70 six they ordered 70 Drug in
asealed verdict ths morning.
An OIL Stock specuIasien.
Ddv'd ". Aonssasssg - PAinsas Bsvges The plain
tn sues TO recover the sum Of 6oO with interest out
OF which no alleged 70 havsb defauded by defend
ant M Aanwarns claims that in April. 1885, he ad-
vanced the above to defendant for an interest in m
oil company which was about 70 be FORMED n. -.
0nased half share In piece or land In venango couutv
"a on which basis the company formed Being then
promised by Mr. Burgess that In lDss than three mouthg
ns tpislnun) would be in posion TO sell his stock
nm promise he had invested his money and up 70
snls time the stock had remained worthless The de-
encans answers y general DENIAL except aGAe recsv-
ing the money Case still on
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...SEROus srApoIuc ArrRAy.

| ana the Son or an Omccr-Arrese ef
Tne Observation-Disclosures Examinatiou.
last Saturday evening party Of young men who haA
collected ON the Elizabeth and Hester streets
had slight alteration which resulted IN one Of thor
named Anthony Mahn, driving knife or other sharp
instrument and stabbIng Ssphen 8 Garland, q young
man tweny-one years VI aAe the LEFT side innctina
very dangerous wound. Nor receiving tho services
OF physician Garland, VII. Is son OF oicer Garland
Of the Eleventh precinct ws conveyed 70 his residences
211 Lewis street.
Mahn was arrested afer the occurrence but sub
ssqueny liberated on pvna $500 bail before Justice
Shandley.
Yesterday mornins young Garland being considered
doubtful Corone wdey ordered the rearrcss Of Mahn.
and directly sterwsds proceeded 70 take Csrland's
copies Of wblch viii btfound below - = II
STATEMENT oisTEPhES a GARLAND Mt =
On Saturday night. asut half.past ten c'cloct, and
several others were sanong corner of Hester and
Elizabeth streets talking nd about separating 10 70
home; there was man name, Anthony Mann ssand,ss
sss,n,. asm iSs' ~a wasd who s was leaning
ask.sT the others to cohe along I'D 20 homs ~.
sShn stepped up and ssked my bfSbsTr bT WhssSsr =.
were talking about hiA, when yosg vsr rssS
James Farley spoke up md said one W. spcssin@ =
him; hahn then said ne could whip any 5pe in tis
crowd; he then stepped back and went where ss rcrs
s:anding at this hme some Of Mains rieiss
up and asked hir what was the matter; MAIN : th;s
the fsce s,segercd and went in the street: Mshp fS
lowed me W and stabbed me In the LEFT side: then
went 70 " drug store on the corner Of Hester sreet~nd
the Boyery ana had my wound dressed; said nothfnG
10 hprto make him stab me-
TESTIMONY or HUGH GARLAND.
rogh J. Garland being sworn, says:-I live here and
~ brother Of stephen s Garland; have heard ths
statement Of my brother read can corroborate it IN
Every particular " -
The case was then submitted 10 the Jury who rendered
tte following dct:-"rhat Stephen s Garland camo
ms injuries at the hands Of Anthony Mahn, on the
Wh day Of March, 1857 by being stabbed By him wfSh
ssne kind Of sharp instrument y n - ---- :. n,
Mahn on this verdict was committed TO the Tomos 70
aat the result OF Carland's INJURIES Tho prisoner y
renty years OF age native Of this city, lives = No.
6Division street, and is showcase maker By occupa-
IN. He pleads not guilty m = Is
Young Carlan died yesterday afternoon