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conferences with the iri-nGs If Senator
HendIicks in the New York CONVENTION,
to See if his friends will support Hoffman
for Vice President.
Estimates sent by Gen. Schofield to the
Committee on Military Affairs show tina,
by the expiration of terms of service the
army will lie reduced to 29,667 men on
the LIST Of January next, and Cd July LIST,
1869 to 1859.
The Reconstruction Committee to dav
considered Stevens bill for the division of
Texas. Stevens proposition is to make
two new states of Texas, one OF which will
contain majority of Germans and the
other majority OF negroes, thus occurring
in Stevens opinion. two loyal States.
Fatal Accident at Chicago.
A terrible accident occurred in north
Chicago yesterday while the workmen
were engaged in putting heavy cornice to
a new building; the entire upper portion
Of the wall gave way, precipitating bricks.
mortar and five workmen to the ground
distance Of so feet. One was killed and
another badly wounded.
Indian Depredations.
Sr. LOUIS. June 24.-Arrivals from the
mouth of the Yellow Stone say from there
TO Benton Indians are very hostile and
have killed many wood choppers and
burned nearly all the wood along the river
banks.
AT the mouth of Milk river. three wood
choppers were rescued from a party Of
Assinaboines. The Indians had attacked
their settlement and killed three Of their
parry.
At the mouth of the Manassas party
Of Sioux were met with large lot of fine
horses. They said they intended to steal
all the horses in the country, kill all the
wood-chorpers, burn all the wood piles,
and thus keep the boats away.
CLEVELAND, June 24.-Gen. Garfield
was to-day unanimously nominated for
Congress fiom Nineteenth District of Ohio.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The Republican
Convention of the Eleventh Indiana Dis
trict, now represented by Schuyler Colfax.
to-day nominated Jasper Packard for Con-
gress.
The Free Masons in various parts of the
country celebrated St. Johns Day with
appropriate ceremonies.
WASHINGTON June 25-The Committee
rose at half past o'clock. The Speaker
presented the Presidents veto bill, admit
ting several Southern States to representa-
tion. The message is brief. The Presi
dent declares that he does not deem it
necessary to open discussion upon the
grave constitutional objections to former
reconstruction bills, or TO repeat objections
formerly urged to similar measures. He
declares that the bill imposes conditions in
derogation Of the equal rights Of the States.
founded ON theory subvers:ve Of the
fundamental conditions Of the government.
In the case Of Alabama il violates the
plighted faith Of Congress. by forcing on
that State constitution rejected by the
people. The bill passed over the veto by
. vote Of los TO 30.
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