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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN ILLI.
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Brigham Young submits to Trial.

Brigham Young Submits to Trial.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, Oct. 5.-The Democratic
State Convention, yesterday, nominated 5. 5.
Hays, for Congressman at large.
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct 5.-Tllere is no ex-
element here and Young is still at his resi-
dence he promises to submit to a trial, but
says nothing as to what he will do if he is con-
victed. HE.- ..- -.# ttt .
JEFFERSON, TEXAS, Oct. 4.-The election IS
progressing quietly. Probably twelve hundred
votes have been cast here yesterday and to-day.
The people are generally voting, but nothing
definite can be to d until the election closes to-
morrow.
New YORK, Oct 5-The delegates which
withdrew from the Syracuse Radical Conven-
tion have resolved to unite in support of the
ticket nominated in that convention.
BosToN, Oct 5.-The mackerel fishermen re-
port the season perfectly fair.
The ORIENTAL has arrived from Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-The case of Mr.. Whar-
ton, who was charged with poisoning General
Ketchum was removed from the Criminal
Court of this city to the Circuit Court of Anne
Aroundel county.
In the Copal Convention standing committees
were announced The English clergy were
formally introduced and made addresses.
ROCHESTER, Oct 5.-In the Democratic Con-
vention to-day the Reform candidates from
New York were given hearing. Several del
egates made speeches denunciatory of Tamma-
ny, and a Letter from Chas. 0'Conner was read,
denouncing their workings in New York, and
declaring that the Democratic party, in its State
Convention, was bound so to conduct itself that
the public prosecutions now demanded may be
finally heard and innocence vindicated from
false aspersions and guilt condignly punished.
The Convention made the following nomina-
tions: For Secretary of State, Deaderick Will
lers, Jr. Controller, Asher P Nichols; State
Treasurer Wheeler II. Bristol; Attorney Cen
eral, Marshal B. Chaplain; State Engineer and
Surveyor, Van r. Richmond; Canal Commits
sioner, George w. Chapman; Inspector of the
State Prisons, David B. Mcneil.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Drs. Cleone, Holli-
day, Smith, Brickell, Bemis, Brunsl Beard,
'Chafin, Crswcour, and other prominent physi-
clans, publish a statement that there exists no
yellow fever in New Orleans and that the city
Is and has been throughout the summer, re-
The wires are still down to Galveston, and
there is no election news.
WASHINGTON, Oct 5-Ths Government
having asked Russia to recall Catecazy, the
Gar has requested that he be tolerated until
the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis is over The
President aceeded to this, wishing to show
friendship to the Duke and his imperial father.
Catecazy has been informed by the Secretary OF
State, thatif when the visit is over he shall not
be recalled, his passports will be sent to him,
and further, that the President will not receive
him unless accompanied by the Duke, nor will
he at any time hold conversation with him.
The President puts the request Of recall on the
ground that Catecazy's conduct, official and
personal, has been such as to materially impair
his usefulness to his own government and to
render intercourse with him, for either business
or social purposes, highly disagreeable