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The New York herald., 1872-08-10

SAME DAY-PURsE 800; fOr double teams that
had never beaten 2:45 mile heats, best three in
five.
Colonel Dickey entered b. Y. Tom King and
mate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
II. II. Con entered h. II. Ed. Con and mate. dis.
Ab. Moshcr entered gr. team Billy and Joe dr.
IL Pcllett entered br. m. Saucy and mate. dr.
James Campbell entered br. IN. Lady
Wheeler and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dr.
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
BEAVER III aAD isEsfs.

"a Bal,n 81 Co.'S Smelling works arr agss'n II
fnil blast The Company have matte great
iii the capacity Of tho w,'r's3
ana have p,,t iii i Turbine wheel, II place Of
The old ayri-shut wheel previously ~ 'asta.
onartzanilting ii being prosecuted asslfit ~
ously and successfully all the deyslppfsiinlfS
ri. turning ont well saHd lew ONES are IN
co,,rse II developments. ls,ntracts have been
made faF continuous supply Of ore 20 Inc
smelling works during fi,e eiltlrr season.
iii tlse Blae Wing district. Hear Ball-
pacS, 4 large number af men are s'ipl sss 81
Il, veftly out orr. Tor WHICH they fial a realty
s.,e, Al. the furnaces and smel;ing works,
M.ssrs. Isaac Rowe. Is ~. ;irt. s'irctill 80 ftsr-
,,at... about three miles froal Baiin'iak anu
smother Company are alst,rrecli'ia 4 furnace.
a,,,l prssrn1 indications arr That fllty VII II
have plenty Ut work 10 do IS soon IS they
sartt completed.
III IA ,,,,.llDer of ranches have heesl taken Up
..n.tNteil Point ii Rosks and Ryan's station
r,,,i constant inqnis railsasit for locations
MI. G..ss. Wells Fargo IN Oh. agent n
Point iii lsoeks. l,as resigned. and tie late
agent II Enra Be,,ton has been appointed Y
Ills sftatl.
me roads are stiails flroslasd with lrsiEIal
trains ana ensigralt tcams aiis i u believed
1at III travel exceeds tlIat q my year sillst
s666. a.ssa &. ,..sIs
III. i. II. priee. who has leased the Z Y Il
R,st,yes Ilessse IN making .naisy improve
800. il a. IIsogs0ay knorp adstslrxs
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20

.o,4, to-,,iol,t. Il, consider The subject Of the
.x1ensiou Of the ii. q +. RI ttsflle lacifieI
.oast, and hear propositions Of the Commit
ID Itrom san Francisco no hare been here
,a,ne time past making IN examina tion 2.
tne AFFAIRS of lie road. Messfs. saeaIn' hop
kins, sHager and Phelps 8of San frsnc 4 .,
made speeches III which fney sts1ct's ~. =
ter thorough investigation Of the chaTssi,
franchises. lands. properly, etc. Ihey NV
agreed u,,osl i basis 81 cooperation WIN ,l'as
Z sa,nnany. which. would be submitted % =
f,om,ni:tee of one hundred OF San F'ranslseo'
and recommended III them for adoption !
II, further made lengthy expose Of tne op-
a,as;oas III tie Central Paeific COMPANY, !,
showing the alleged arbitrary alld tee,n'aal
acts of that monopoly, and expialneu rs
great advantage that the coustrueelon y "
q & i. Railroad would be both g sa'' fra'l.
c;sco and st. Louis; gave statlsIiecs q ~ ~
nrese,,t trade with japan. Australia, ETC., ae
fle prospects for the future, ana 70 j ha''.
| resnscts strongly advocated the hearty -
oneration 81 tie two cities IN the enierpr'ss
/ Resolutions were unanimously adopteu Ie.i'
Iily endorsing the a. & E. Railroad I'fojse
/ l,,,aa,. ,f,iscussio,,, and strongly urging "
Il 4 e,r;vins nf Sc. Louis to give the chteTp1is
....a A...af.srial aid A lara
,,Inunlbef Of the most prominent nierenaa1
business and protessfo u men afatisapls ans
lIswere present, aud lmaeiI enthusiasm ~
,,,.,.ift4Sf4ti 49, Ha5kSs *s95H -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
,.;rly' & y,,,tk rhere u - about Is white

..,.,r g ,,..Lk ls,.lere 4; sre as,eu Is whites
and 225 Cl.Inese iii the EiIcls. ysl
Nathan ward senfejssetl % thu pe,1iteIlIesl
arv M 4NrIye lsainths M buTgl;lfx e DO &;
man. Mas released Friday Juile 80. y,
tirneless The usllal Haas ~
soOod behay having II q pirta. q.
visit on Ss,nday III tire Eins-a beau = y,
lake nestled Glove ul 10 the stteps 81 Mossn.
Powell showed tie ten Isl 81 ~ 81 s,
trun last III the ptcssiiaIaay y.
having 10 surface NHt y s. ~
Ut different times 40 ai q, ierI
Among tn many improve nleits that na 4
been mad. III Deer Lodge illls = ~
flne brick block erected by Dance g o.oal.,
and Nnrnl,v. liiu.IilS IL 20. lie block mas
| ! frontage "a iaiil street ef i-a Nss
ane ssepfl of 90 aud y = lsfe D w
1 hoor and ioists. s5.s.sS ssss
Yesterday, ahait j o'clock z: NJ. hrsneries
! Han,lance. y German. formerly fesluiis -. NJ
i Nevada creek, but recently working III -, ~
simnson. Iii NeYa,la valley. WAS lolllau tis ~
near Jefferson gulch. lie WAS rtlu ~. ILL.,
home from Backfoot Wllere rs I'a', W. -
purchasing goods for his enpioyeI ana &.
tending TO soiIe other q, N,
Ii ut washington gnlcil on ms return. , III
Seemed to- be ii, his usual yos,d health. I
w.as' abont tive hours previous % ms spr,nI
: tnnnd. When discovered by MT hlciaIu
i and some others. be was still warm ;.iih iia
) haa,, Ieai Hut short time. Ills team w
! nnieily grazing beside. his boay n Y. ~, 8.
nothing Id show The cause q l,is aea'I'. ~
being u marks uTos. lis person - y,
!, any one I'll, slt,pfse he cane to MS ica.ii ~.
! ar Than by natural c,luses. HI. was abe,i. !
wears If :aes., and liative OF schlesWig ftn
= Stein. where his father and mother now z
side. He was il very industrious nlali ~
wetf thought III by all who knew hfl.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
FROM xsALI.ATIN CITY =

GxrIaf1S G1rY JuIlr -, 1S72.

Il
-s..-s, xLLar1S CIrY, june 10, 1877.
Editor Of TIE Avant Courier: i Il.
AL well here as in BozenaJi, the new nlines
on Cherry creek have created quite an exssll
element, and several III our citizens afe
talking seiipusIy III going 10 them 70 ti'y %
secure fleet. 3 Having business I'D that END
Of the Madison, valley improved the oppof-9
iunity, ard paid the new aigxiugs !, z VS.
II, expecting to ind that, ike many another
camp, il would prove 70 be nothing bat y
huge sell. but III this instance was s'erys
agreeably disappointed, tor not only y there
rich rock, bur, from III Indications. plenty q
lit. The Havana lead seems TO be very
promising discovery, and have been been m
| formed arrangements have been made FOR
~ purehAae ana erection Of mill to work
| the ore. / am told th4t 5000 has been Of
fered for one-third interest II another lead
lust discovered bv the owner OF the former,
MIR. Young. Then, In addition 20 these two.
4 there ii tie New Haven. vssy promising
ledge, owned By Auberry = Bradley ing
i Horace Greeley. owned BY Hapgood q co.;
the Butler. aid quite large number q 9th
prS. Ai giving ia1T I1alISttlola -
| assure yeils. on the ground saw quite y
i lairpe party from Virginia Citys some !"
4 whom seemed to think that all TIE he lea"s
have not vet been found. judsiig rom ON tia'
II way they we're going around On The SIDES 9
I hills breaking the rocks. sasie Of the Boze
man boys we're also Oh hand, though ne
: doing much III the prospecting HE, peni'
rather inclined to buy. ledge than iu HI. huis
: one up. .s8y.
The country between here and Jones 'a
4 bridge, on tfe Madison river, presents som
! OF the finest locations III the Territory ui
! claimed. suitable for either ia mefs Or stoce
J rai-ers, and being IN 4 >tock-raising countr.
think they offar mere and better ' ;ln s.
,rents TO settlers than any other place.
!, company is engaged this spring IN tski'
:. out large ditch 10, irrigating purpo''.
Z which will cover several thousand acres
! good farming land yet vacant. Hoping ~
8 lit will soon all be occupied, reniaili
Is ssf#3 Yours, ETC.,
III gs& 3EssFE 8S58sS3 MI R. Nv. ii.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
GEN ER a ~ ~ W - -

CIIApLEToa. June 18th.
Steamer of three hundred foi's,a faliy
,,,an,,ed arid armed, appeared off Charleston
o tie I4fil inst. Il wing her lis,iile ~ she
p.s,,,ie,s. Cuban navy Lieutenant cf-S-
s ear,yyaux came ashore xnd sent dispatches
,a,rIh and tile vessel left for New orh yes =
trr,iay. She Is suspected Of being the Fan
snie.a asftsf 1Esss $500 ,a.,
4ssssss5s2s IxcINNArI. dune Ist'i.
Rev. j. j. Thompson. formerly pastes -
IN. Methodist Church here. but now ~ Ley
enworth, WAS fearfuily 2assled yesterday
with i hatchetby young man iislea 'te1u''',
vt,,se ! we, heart ne is said 10 have hissea
On leaving her fathers house, where ne l'''u
| heen visiting. Thompson lies ~ . critical
lcelditiotl. 80,
| ss.ss1@ {. CHICAGO. June 18th
/ Il i construction. trail. on the New h2iifoae
building through Ford County Illinois. tai
ofT HE track this morning. Seventeen Killed
and many others injured. -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
MADISON COUNTY NEWS.

Z = "a ~ &
81 From the Mo,stansaa pt, the 18th 5lIst. We
.co,dense the iollowing:H
w. .sY. Norris has returned from the States.
Heavy coalsigllsnents of goods are arriving
ut Virginia. 5NSl
1,ne Moataaia. is in receipt Of two dozen
eggs for Matching purposes There y ''cfll's-
ems 4 enough round there now, we shoala
jndge.7 a4ssas H5s
Three. nrsfaur wagons of merchandise and.
tws fire s.lyge- went through TO when ho IN
isy III. Wilson b Rich. Bpzsniai'. iss.
Il. Nc. s.. 'arpe.uer !. cailyassi1g Beaver
Head county ii The interest of the Moatar-
san. ss
| The Virginia and sheridan Base Ball Tubs
rlayea I match game On the sth inst The
/ Capitoiians rot AWAY nithhthe FARMERS
score; Virginia 50. Sheridan ".
1 4. NJ. Black's OK tain Of eighteen wagons
passed through town on SATURDAY tyr Cor ''F
linne, laden with buffalo robes anti fur pei
tries. The stock looked IL lair rendition,
and lightly kur,lenrd as they IRE Oh the down
trip. will get % the railroad ~ much better
u order.
ii. did frame bnillihg opposite the Mn
Il ttsatan nffica. and known as the Traveller
d Han,e.s WAS blown from its site = lew day
since and landed on the western silssfe q
daylight creek. There has beef. consider
a,,le ..blow il, that neigll,orhoud siely. bu
I've tislia't suppose y possessed of ~ ni'sl
4 force s4
I. Rev. Sheldon jackson. Superintendent g
il Presbyterian Missions, hasssueceeded " Or
9auizil.g Il church in Virginia lily. apt
INV. III. Rodgers Territorial AUDITOR ~
. been appoints drilling Elder.
Tie citizens of Silver star have ~lr''ad!.
! commenced the new bridge across The JeiIef
so,r ;,t that point. This work has been don
III In. cratuitous labor and subscription q
. the silver starites, and reflects reat cfrdi
t1I,o,i their energy and gs,aa-lies.tiatl
II il ess than three weeks since Tie old eil
wa destr ovefi liz tEst reckless driving over
!, III large band III cattle. which Jared n q
!, iii. ab,.s nlssl,ts. file new struclure has cos
between $500 md 500. s,,s'
Tue Virginia 'i,y Base Bull Club '.r' ~
i ing Il gorgeous tIllitnrm made n, When
ma II ii, lie Fourth. combining PIE eslo1
ii Inc nati..i,aI belt. ..sal surrounded by'
i very handsome 1as. l,ey intend to lnak
Dolly Warden lldss her slianlslsiaeh Aeati,
i IA, e / ,,Mxlss IIo re sErrctary u y
Interior l,as appaintea ssen h, y. t'aWe'
leI,, /, I,eia,'o aud u. ". Whsm y \ og
,,,iss,,,,, IN visit ths siIstIs tilrratel, q
= s. ~ rssss fSss ff4s 2sA Ts8ssSsEA
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
who kiKIesa kSsl aAs.

!, we received the following ii regard to the
purs,,it of the Indians who Killed Banks
from correspondent on t.les Yellowstone.
We have since had additional and POSITIVE
evidence that lit was Bannaek Indians Wa VI
murdered Mr.. Banks: I'll iKt# s
{. three DAVIS after Mr.. Banks Was killed
Mich Bueyer and George. Owen started y
nnr.,lif on the trail down the ielitMstnlie.
On III. fourth day out. in the neightsorts,eod
Of Clark's Fork. upon rsaehing hf1'e Dill ~
tbey met five Indians. who seemed 70 elsc''S-
or them ut about til same time. Each party
Jismo.,n,ed. the five indians leading their
horses hack out ofrssght. Bnoyer asked
them if they wanted 70 fight; they sa'a 10 y
.Buoyer said. !. Then ct,snes up and SHAKE
hands win .me.' One came. but me o'iiefs
reuai,1e,l back n little. The following cor
versatio,, ensnetl: Mirh--'.sWhere have os'
| e.,ae fromss' Indian The Grow camp,
Iainl staisl there two tights. Mich. tive
| me- some buffalo meat" Had none. Mich
..Where il the Crow camp?' I.sli;a',----. Neal a
Big. Horn, Mich--.sVlys = one tpf YOU ''
men al, foot ~ Indian He, gave ms iiorst
/ 10 4 friend in the Crow CAN'T After SOM
mrther questions. Mich told them t to 80
On coming up on tip Of the. hil' where here liz
Indian horses were IN sight. Mr.. owen ssS
thar they hal til. horses taken away iron
4 lin, when Banks was shot. Although y. u posi-
y tue that they were his horses they conclude
4 that .liscrption was the better part 81 salo'
n and did not tly to reclaim them. ~ ny
i Indians were Bannacks. Of whom Mic
guoy@r identified one rs having been " tn
Crow Ageney last winter.
,sBuoyer and Owen proceeded e % .i,e ne :,
4 NH hsd not been there ~ they TspOrtft
ltasii,g the. missing horses II their posse
Il sion. and not having been tot tue row cam
az tnsy saii. gives = very tiflaVofapse si'oN
ing for Dir. Bannack. s sss Y ". }} ss5
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
CuRisNE ITEns..

Freights are rapidly ing uI'--fo Non
fa1i;s. Y q
II Hydrants have been placed in resghfonf ]. q
ca. ~ u arehouse for pr teetlan.
Five hundred toms ot freight how await
transportation to the Nartl. E...s.. 81 .s
4 car load ii ftlsr shmg machines y at 1sie
depot awaiting tranSpsftatou 20 ho 'ia6a1
il rain tile iprwarders are Wailtng tn " la17
scnet, oi wagons To haul away the acetiiu'ss-
ted tnerelanaise Of the week. l
Flower gardens rim prominent ansi g.
ivhfft.l feature in the Goianuethiat' SUBURBS
stage time from Corinhe % Hflena ana
Virginia City has been reduced e three Gays
Three hundred graders ARE at Hork on tue .lf
III. Il. H NJ railroad Fifty miles arc e oe
completed BY the iirstaf Oefol't-r. 5oe'u'
Great inlprove,DA mt have been made W
thp ,oatflifion1of the Utah and Montana STA "
lines. fine sepac sH.s and good stock nov.
TIE mines at Garihao are PAM ing OIL ne,
you'd expectation. Water e plenfv ana so ~.
| being made.
rT,,dar III, ,raitanre whose effect il q to pro
| mott. The temporal wsltarc3spi syer,rirf, arg
/ for other pilrpases.rg the clfizeil ~ mol per
1 ,nift..a ia cleanse himself in the adjacent
! wattssis for Il distance OF several miles. IT.
tho law lie repealed and the people 20 clean
4 Question referred to the bHreausof Naahr Wy
cation and Suffrage. ssss 81
ii bridges oll the pper Bear have TEL
Eswapt away fy the sreat fioo5a new dasiil''i
i down toward tiii< valley. Npro TAI n I,
Il Hampton, 3 srsnd firm. also thif AZ be'l
j R,ytrs ify and ear twns here. Raft logs
i drift woml and debris Of every kind ar, =,
il d III iii the stream ard there is ang.'r tin
4 In remaining bridges will be carried aWay
4 when the vast accumulation Reaches III
unint I'll The aiaglnentsng find. such q del
! ,ut has ,,et h.ei. WITNESSED ii. the mountain
i before hi tie oldest inhab'iaiit.
y ,rhe westward hound express train las
evening. when near Promontory.a broke 4
axle. when lie injured ear Was abantloi.e, !,
4 ;rhe removal ni the latter from tie tra; !.
y caused Il delay uf several hours n TIE traI
coming east which DID ret arrive , nre 1.'a,
y u 81 ii inst.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
sirno,1 MASSACHUSETTS. i


The international Pence jubilee.
BosTos, June II.
Th.. first day of International Peace Jubilee
opened with delighs tul weather. S. .ss,.,
The British ba,ids OF the Guards common CONN
ce,l playing about sunrise. Gaanons are firing
and bells ringing. The procession s Tor ne
visiting bands formed &C A. ".
Tie streets are greatly .throngeds with spec
tat r.. aud people are pouring y tro 'l NJ
o,l ,rtrrs. Nearly all business Is suspended
Il, the merning tie grand chorus assealIn ~
ID the Lget,lin FOL tie rehearsal Of te after
llpan's program, me. &! &.
BosToN. June 49,. 81
rhe Coliseum was we'll filled tins alter
noon. Tie proesedisgss were opened With
prayer. After which, Mayor s}ast', I'm ~ de
speees, if II elcou1e, and Gen Banks 'itlis-
cred tie inauguration address fttt st VAS i; NJ
terrupted hs. frequent applause, 81 lhe ars'
pertorma,lee was old Hundred, BIZ tsl
chorus 81 over sixteen thousand voices. an
orchestra Of fifteen hundred. aud The ggrsstss
organ. The first part of the programme
closed with tile .Insialnmatns, from Ros
SIM, iii which Madam Rudersderff sang tn
solo. but her Voice was nor fully up 70 TN
expectations Of the expectations q the audi
eaer. The second part opened BY the 2. >
Marine ban which played several natlail;l
| airs the singing Of tie Star spanglsd ban
ner. and followed BY i grand Chorus, give
vith cannon and bells. al The mil military bands
full orchestra, great organ and full chorus
ie audience We're. wild With elt nus asn'
strauss Concert waltz I'm the heaulifu
blua Danube he music eofiltl ted by hin
sell. came ne aud was followed BY Verdi
AVN 6 sor.l~.., 'rhe performance close,
i IN singing Nearer my God to Thee
The s7th ami versars II the battie Of Bur
4 kcr. hilI was duly celebrated g day one Z
the features being the dedication Of t .5 z 20
4 sliers monument Business u entirely sil'
pended. and the city Il gsily decorated VII
81 fIaus. ss sss s
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
cor. RfklK AND THE DELE
GATES HIP.

Rozcman correspondent OF tho Helena I
4 Herald suggests the name OF 1oi. Y. - t
Black az the nominee OF the lsepupiican
Territorial Convention for Delegate 70 toii-
are,s. The Hsraid's comments on the let
Ter OF !. East End. = IN 90 far as stating lhss
Col. Black is not an aspirant for the postum.
are Enthusiastically true; bub We beaese,
under certans circumstances. Gol. blscA
you'd make the race. While u u not our
d rrnv;nce to advocate tlie nominaiioti BY anJ
nolitical convention 0f \ man Tor poiitscsi
,,nrposes. 1t is cur mission rs Az independent
;ournalist. working IN the interest Of TIE
/, masses, when the most Important trust IN
the pift OF our people Ii 10 be confaed 10 =
man. to express v,r views upon the merits
and fitness OF tiiesA spoken OF ~ .hat eonpee-
zion, regardless o: partizsn lsstles- }a
e. Col. Black il not politician. and by Wha'-s
ryer political convention he may be noiniiii-
nta,,.--if nominated at al--it will not cfati2e
the character OF the man. Tie fplhaatloll Y
n hi nrtneiples Is upon the most liberal OASIS;
9, His character has been developed " 'hs'
great West. and The results ef ms eli'efp'iS.'
libara.isy and remarkable foresight " pus'-
ness affairs are familiar TO all our renders,
ant, particularly gratifying to the people "
Eastern Montana.
Weto t,ot wish to disparage the claims o.
merits OF any a.pirant. nor 70 reflect GU -cft'''
,tatly upon the good intentions or acts o.
farn,er Delegates, nor in any manner g
,,enreeate the ma y good things they hay'
accomplished for our Territory ous ~ =.
DEMONSTRATING iste consideration his stahh
mo aud influence NJ Washington. Ills iamlil
.r;tr will, Ali the Departments, his EXTENSIVE
,na Intimate aca,laintahcesWith members 9
Congress, his remarkable business scapaehy
and his answering and ihcprr.lptihie s'tso
t;on TO the people III Montana anti the Nes'
arm rerritorirs--that Col. /, NJ. Black. as ~
Delegate I'M Congress. will accomplish NOR
for our Territory than any other man t''a
can be selected. ii ln the capacity q prllsas
sitizen, he has done more Tor the Inalefl'
w. interests of. MonIan2 than any one ma
4 a(hartlly excepting our Delegates ~
much more could he do as our aceieo''s
representative at WashinFtnng
While he does not possess the lavoifdupoil
81 weight OF Mclean, the bar lroonl) accon
Ill, plishlnelts Of ayana,,gh. or The mower
u. eloo,.ence Of Ciagrit, Col. Black y shreW
prartjcal business man. which will tell mo
m Delegate than all the eloquence "
Cicero. Having no vote. and scarcely Vol
in Congress. the Delegate il more III the
sss pacitysot business agent than IS ~ memo
Of Congress. and II y more essential 20
good Of those represented To have practie
HI business man A. such than arrotessionai p
itician.
Should COL Black be in the field has1e
= Montana, irrrspectiseof rslitics, VAL .'coI
~ upf like Il s.oiiewall.f and give MN . 80
&s vote. $8
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
political MOVEMENTS IS

q ir,,,,s sn;ta IL the assertions ct the Helena
Herald that iii. W.. II Clagstt viii rot 1 bs
I, candidate tor reelection. the New North
West thinks that he viii and strongly awe
Gates his claims. s4 ia
The Herald formally announces Gen. Joli''tl
4. Blaine. surveyor General III Montana. ~ Y
candidate for Delegate " Congress. subJeet
to the decision OF the Republican Territorial
Ccnyenti9n. III zH fsAil4
X, Hon. James Nj. Cavanangh, ex-Territorial t
Delegate TO Congress Tor Montana, and
candidate i'll RECOMMENDATION for that position. /
has arrived iii Helena.
The Missouri Democratic Convention have
elected Greeley delegates to the Baltimore
Convention.
The majority FOR Wilson, Republican IL
Oregon is about 1000. Republican majority
OH joint ballot III the Legislature = X
,Ihe Democratic Convention 81 Vermont
endorse the platform and NOMINEES Of the
81 Cincinnati Convention. ss#sa
j Senator Wilson has rendered his reaigna-}
zion Is Vice President of the National ke-s
q n,,hlican executive committee Its thought
Id. Atoah Crecksr of F'itcl' burg. Mass. Will
be his Succession.
d Senator Iarl All has purchased halt Inter-
i eat ii the Washington Chronicle, which Will
Il he brought ii,tpcios relationship with che
administrations.
b The Maine Republican State Convention
i promise the electoral vote OF that state te
Grant anil Wilson by larger majority fliai
B m 1868. They re-atfism aaitllin prohibition
q principles
s The Kalssas delegates 10 the Baltimore
Convention ar Instructed 10 oppose The -
iactio, III Il straight Democratic ticket aud 90
vote Ii mite forttile endorsenentsof Greeley
and Brown.
4, tie Democratic primaries IN Baltimore
10 select delegates 10 tlie State Convention,
avery ward elected tireeley Delegates
1atrh- Democratic editors OF illi,ssis Ilav, re-
solved to support Greeley and Brown i they
8 .are endorsed at Baltimore. Al, attsmp, g
commit them 10 the support of Greeley ~
any event. tailed
Grant IA Is the Democrats % cnderss
greeley 90 that it may Be an open light be
tween tile two. #ss4g 4
The Republicans Of New Hampshire l'as'
nominated cambridge Wadleigh " ca1tii
date for II. s. Senate, -
lA Il. b. Chase, Of Snsgaeilanna, q noninate'
sor Governor Of Pennsy lyania o,I Temper
ancc ticket. III ss 5 ats
The Democratic State Convention Of 81 "
aware have ELECTED Sen. Basard, Ex1inye'
nor Salisbury, and Representative Briggs ~
Wiliiams delegates to the Baltl,nore tan ''l1
!, lion. They eallafor i straight nsnocrss y
" ticket.
.ss The Indiana I,cmocratic Convention, my
Il seIccted Greeley delegates % bai1pnars: /
me r~rre Hante district eaiciis fsae tnotlo
ID sul,stif,te Voorhees, for DeWliilg " g. y
Delegate ior4 che tates II iargs. MAS LOST 4
The Republicans "a West Virgins =.
Norr. Carolina are coi,Iiaen1 Of success "
tle August eleefip'i.
rI,e Sa..Ii. Carolina la,naeersatls Goi'se'
nan nave instructed tIrir dslsgases g e
Mn ,onal Convention III support Greeley ~
nj. prown. and oppose Iriisnrt pelta''era1'e ~
ii anatiors.
Il,p mac. III IL Arxaalt4 are eeaAg soseiss