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TrtuI OF Nedco for the Murder OF OOn-
ncrx In July Lnsts

Triu1 OF Betlco for tho Murder OF Oon-
ncrx In July Lust.
Special D1spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, May 2l.--Afrer much difficulty,
q jury was at last impanaled in the Bedoe murder
trial, at O'Clock this afternoon. Mr. oheayer,
States Attorney Of hloHenry County, opened tho
case for the prosecution, and 7. B. Wakeman. Of
Chicago, on behalf OF the prisoner, Judge Will
IAN Brown, OF this city, presiding. Eight Wit
ueyves were sworn On the part Of tho people.
Mary Copners, vito of tho murdered man,
testified as follows: lily husband is dead. Ho
VAS killed the 18th Of July laat. WAS present
at his death, at o'clock In tho evening. He
was moving that morning. About hhK-paa 10
/ wont out for wood for dinner. 1 saw Bedeo
Going down to him with club. After 3 few ex-
citad words he struck my husband with the club,
and knocked him down., ran down to tho
moadow. Ho continued striking his proHtrates
body till threw myself across it. Then ho said
be would kill me- too: invoked him IN the nene y
OF God to let my husband alone. Ho finally left
us. With tho aid Of noighbors, no got him homo
and dressed Ills wounds.
She was crosB-examined closely, but MAIN
tained hor story consistently. One OF the, coun:
sol. regarding her narrowly, asked her II she waa
with child Bhe declined to answer.
4 physician testified 70 dressing Conner'e
wounds, and to attending him at his death the
same evening. He Htnted that the Skull Wae
fractured. ..
1t tits point tic Court adjourned until half:
| past tomorrow morning. The jury are locked
up over night.
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Of the following dologatos ~ tho Executive
Committee for tho current year i. r. Baird, u.
D., Secretary. Charles Sonnet, Treasurer RooH.
" ,. Hogs, p. D., William Drown, D. D,
ohe1les 7. Dood, 2; p, r; +. Preston. and y. !,
Isyler u II ritzhngl. +. .. Wilford nna I nql'.
bled4 Dr.. T. 1f. 1nloot, Chairman Of tho Com,
mittae 6h Foreign Correspondence. roed thu
annual report Of thQ-. Ooplnitt9e.. .T1A9 re
lot htnd:: delegates to tho Evangelical
Alliance. At 1920, pondfng tho furtllor conBid-
erhtion OF tho Evangelical matter. tho ,ARaemnly
took up tho spoolal order Of The day, being THO
report OF q Special Uohn1ittoe On tho mdttor Of
tho relations existing botwoen tho Board OF
TfnsteoB mid tho Bfothtiva Uonlthittoo. Tho
rules for the guidance Of tho Board mud the Com
Iiiltoo tyero discussed separately and adopted in
tho sumo manner. nulo No. Q, which provides
TINT whonovor donor declinoH to partiou1arizo
the man1or Of its use, tho TruBtoeB Bhall pay
WAS adopted Without much discussion.
Rule No: 4 waH next taken ,up. The rulo
provides that whom tho donor declares tho par
t1oular object Of Ills charity, but not tho manner
OF it's use, tho Bame Hhall be paid by tlo Exeou-
tive Committee for uso, unless tho gift Or be.
quonth to that uBe shall bIoood tho Bum Of
$1,000, III Whtdh case tho TrlsteeH a1inl pay over
only tho intereat al 1t acoruos aud tho noxt Az
eonlbly shall dispose Of the principal. Pending
discussion Of tho rule, the Moderator announced
tint tho hour for adjournment had arrived,
whon tho Assembly adjourned to half-paBt
o'clock tonight.
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duty in tho Indian county loft st. Louis on

duty in tho Indian county loft St. Louis on
Tuesday evening.
Tho hnnunl meeting OF tho doueral OouRrcga.
tional Association will DO held at Burlington,
Iowa. Juno 4.
n.~A. Mo1ieo WAS found guilty Of taking illegal
pension fodH III tho United BtAtos Circuit Court,
at Dos Moinos. ycstorday. and flnod 8250.
4 boatmhn employed OIL the Illinois l. Mich
lynn Cnnal, nanlod James O. Drown, waa drowned
on Tuesday evening, one mile north Of Lock-
port.
Tho Missouri State Editorial Convention,
aa nude a fof Ri dMHS sat .wSes
Chicago:
1he Missouri stato Hcnato mot At Jet1orsoll
City, yostorlay, M Board Of Equalization, but
did nothing beyond tho appointment Of asaud-
ing committees.
Tho different communicates Of knights Tomp-
lara Of st. Louia, celebrate Ascension Day to-
day, With parade and with religious seryiceu In
St. Johns Church,
In tho Dos Moinoa Circuit Court, yesterday,
III. Martin rooeived a judgment against tho 1lll-
nois Central 'Railroad Company for s8,000 for
injuries recaiyod.
The British steamship San Antonio whilc on
toring tho harbdt Of Galveston, yesterday, WAS
blown ashore in heavy gallo Which prevailed
She Ia still hard aground.
Frank DoBtwick and Benjamin B. Rockford, oil
Janesyilo, Wis, wore tho successful candidates
in tho competitive examination for tho military
and naval cndotphipB from that district yesterday
Tho former goes to Annapolis, aud tho lnttor tc
WoHt Point Thore wore twonty"one applicants
, 1873-05-22

Special Dispa'eh TO The Chicago Tribune.
oficiais Of tho Grand Rapids 4 Indiana RAILROAD
Gorham, and others, was held hero yesterday,
tho principal object Of which was settlement
With tile city officials Of Kendallyiae, in regard
to $l00, 900 in bonds having boen issued by taat
city the payment Of which was refused tn the u1y
pany to comply with its agreement. The result
Of tic meeting WAS q compromise The Con
tinental improvement Company arc to snfEenaoT
to tho City Of Kendalvlle 988 900 in bonds issued
Tor doing which the city pays $25,ooo in ter Mten
years, with per cent interest, and to ana!gn tue
$8s s0b0 Of stock in the, Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Ri
Road issued to them in lieu Of their bonds: The
ngreoment will become binding whom ratified ny
tie City Council Of Kondallyine.
INp1iNAPo11B, May 21.-Artiolos OF conso1lda-
ton Of Tho North American; Now York, Western,
aud Fort Wayne and Pacific Halfway companies,
agreed to in 1870, wore alea today with TIE Sec
rotary Of State under tho now namo Of the Now
York Wontorn. This limo is contemplated to run
straight from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to New York
City, on capital stock Of $60, ,0oo, ,ooo. -,
DErno1r, May 21-The first train over tht
Chicago u Canada Southern NaiifGso TM a.K.yea y
that place celebrated tho event VIII bontiroE
and reception to the workmen and oiilcors.
Br. Louis, Alay 2l.-The Board OF Trade ot
KanBaa City tonghs appointed tshsan onok,
l. Santa Re Railroad, and socuro tho building
Of . branch to that CITY,
HAnrronp, Conn. May 21;-Tho Railroad M
Committee Of tho Legislature has agreed to re Te
Eneland Railroad tho now name for tho Boa
ton' Hartford i Erie, is reconstructed undor th
Trustees for the Berdell bondiloldors. The by
IL substantially the same as the % ono alreaa
Spccta, DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. May 21.--ln tho Pol
County Circuit Court to-day, docreo Of fote
closure was granted against the Des Molne I,
first md second mortgage bondholdors, mud th
eutiro property of tic road was ordered to
sold to pay tho amount Of the decree. A Pet
tion Of intervention has boon filed by ono Of th
principal fret mortgage bondllolders, aud thirt
iays have boon given to answer. Tho case wi
probably 70 to tie Supreme Court.
, 1873-05-22
ON THE RAIL,
The Congressional Excursfohists Mt
| En1yeatons'

The Congressional EKcursi0hist1 Mt
Gn1yeAton.'
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 21.-Tho o1ouraionists
we're carried around tu ill points OF intorost to.
day, and this afternoon the Hremen W8is iti&
spotted In their honor. Wo leave by steamboat
for Now Orleans this evening. Tho oommitteos
hAvc confined theuiaetvea to pleasure. On board
the steamer they will prdpound thdif 4s, 900, 600
tho slightest interest outside Of Galveston.
10 ths Associated f'rtss.]
morning THO dsdu5si6Histp we're taken tor drive
msnv aa of tf,en visi9od tho cotton-pTessss, Hoas
gardens, and residences of citizens. At u
o'clock m elegant lunch whs whs!,, spread at tho
which was attended not only by tho entire party,
city. After psrtaking Of tho but,nteous
repaet. Capt. Molt, Of the 9alV6as9r
Artillery called the assembly to- ordor, and,
bis companys appreciation Of tho honor Of d
visit from such distinguished gentlemen, he In
troduced hlr. Niblack, OF Indiana, who made .
brief speech. Speaking Vas then entered into
rather promiscuously, and EldTidge, of Wiscon-
judge Reagan, OF Toxas; Mellfche, Of New York;
Col. Flournoy, of Galveston Crittondon, Of
Missouri Judge Kennard, Of New Orleans !;
Crane, Of st. Louia, and ex-Gov.
LubbacA, Of Texas, were succesalyely. called
out, and tho sentiment Of fraternity,
good feeling, brotherly respect and love-, unity
Of purpose, etc., which Wore utterad, werc loudly
and heartily applaudea.
At 8 O'Clock lie guests we're taken In carriages.
and after witnessing review OF the military md
fire departments, were driven to the New Or
loans steamer, upon which they arc now en1-
barking for that city.
Previous to the lunch at the Armory, many OF
tho Congressman assembled In the Opera -Houae
BY invitation, and listened to an interesting ad-
dross from James Borley, Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Commerce, and Col. Thrashor, upon
tho resources Of Texas, and tho imperative need
Of the improvement Of Galveston and othel
harbors of the Gulf. a
NEW ORLEANS, May 2t.-The Congr6HBlona
| delegation ia expeoted to arrive to-morfo" By
| special train from Berwick Buy.
, 1873-05-22

The judicial Convention OF tho Sec
ond Circuit, Alter Two Hundred and
Ton UnsucccssEttl Nnllots for q
Judge, Gives It Up in Despair.
WoopsrocK, ILL.,, May 21.-The Judicial Con-
ventlon Of tito Second Circuit, which COM
prisos the counties OF DeKalb, Boone, McHenry,
and Lako, mot at Marengo, Monday. afternoon.
Circuit Judgoship were tho Hon. Charles
Kellum, Of Sycamore, and the Hon. T.
ent Incumbent. The frat formal bal:
loting resulted in II votes for b1r. Kollum and
Ia for Mr.. Murphy. Tho Convention continued
to ballot without internission, and with the
aame result, from O'Clock Monday afternoon
until 0 o'clock Tuesday morning, when. after 2lt
ballotings. the Convention adjourned without
having cNccted nomination:
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to DO takon SWAY from him ttat day, but sho

to bo takon away from hlm That day, but sho
wAs not.
particulars Of tho Abingdon 1Iil.) nurdor..
John Marion Uhesnoy Ind Il ia stated, tn*
dulgod In improper intimacy With tho sister Of
Sham Knox, tho murdered ndn} who had fro
rehcnHlbio condnot. but with no avail, III ohes-
ney continued his oriminal rotations. On Fridty
oyouing lnat, tho two mon mot In front Of a drug
atoro Oh Main Htroot, whom Ohosney, who ts ro-
ported to have boon drunk, accused KNOX Of fol,
lowing him. Tho lattor replied TO tho offoot
that ho did not caro- to talk with drunken man,
thot to Knox wcn nox srI'Sk rs HhroSqs S Spgi
noy, drawing q royolyor, flrod twice, tho second
shot passing into Knox'e bowels, from tho Of
fcoiB Of Which llt diol in 4 few hours;
, 1873-05-22
THE pOCfOR5.
Meeting OF tho Illinois StRtc N1cdical
AH.0ciation nt neutrality-suspicious.
1Rcnh zsnd Itcports Sl1bnltttods

AkAOC1Atl0n Mt &8lD0fNlNHs sV1Ae~K&&EcE
facnd nnd Itoports Sl1bnlittoas
Sptehat Dtspasch to Ths cafeaao Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May 21.-Tho State Mod
lca1 Association met at llalf.paat to-day. Dis-
cussion GU the reports OF Drs. White md Ham,
ilton, Of Tuesday. VAS resumed, and both wero
adopted.
Tho Invitation to visit tho institutions Of Nor
tnal and tho railroad shops OF Bloomington waro
accepted. ,.-.--
Dr. Mcfarland presented report on Medical
Jurisprudence, which waB discussed and
adopted.
DR.. Hollistor, Of Chicago. reported on Drugs
and Afelcines. After discussion, It Was roferrod,
and voso Of Thanks tenderod.
Dr.. Prince, Jacksonville, made = report on
Galvante Therapeutics. Adopted.
The Nominating Committee reported for pronl-
dent, r. F. Worreil, Of Bloomington; Fisss Vice
President, Z. i. no1nioB, Of Chicago Second
Vice President, 3. Il. Birney, trbana Secretary.
T. D. Fitch Chicago; Assistant, Secretary, ": i.
Quinn, Chicago; Treasurer, J. II. Hollister, Chi
cago; Committee Of Arrangements, N. 3. Davie,
W. Z. Quinn, Charles 8. Smith, aud =. Powell.
The placo Of holding tho noxt session waa h1od
!, Dr. Fitch read i pspbr by Dr. 8. q. Hawioy, oi
Aurora, on tho assistance necessary and justitl-
nblo in protraoted fhbor. This ELECTED much dia-
cussion, but Was finally adopted.
In tho afternoon the members Waited tho Nor
mai School, and w6ro welcomed by Dr., Edwardsj
President, and Walter q: Lockwood and Miss
Lura Bullock III behalf OF tho students. Ro-
sponses wore made by Drs. Pierco, MoArthur,
md others.
Tho Orphans' Home was visited, aud the
Bloomington Railroad shops, The honors Of those
two institutions being dono by Dr. Sweeney
and J. Il. Jaokman respectively.
In tho evening Interesting papers wero read
by Drs. T. 7. 1gorrel and T. D. Fitch, the
former On Uygeino.
, 1873-05-22

ALBANY, N. X, May 21.-Tho Baptist anniver-
sary mcotiug continued In session to-day. At
tho Missionary Union resolutions were adopted
to inoredso tho force In Indin by sending out
ton now rniaeonhrfeH. Collections arc to DO
taken in oil tho churches to meet tho oxpau8o
for this purpose; and alao, for paying the PRES
modify tho constitution Of tho Missionary Union
as to the term OF membership was re-
posts1 against, and tho report agreed
IL. Tho report OF tho Home
Il Mission was read and gavo much satisfaotion'
932, 900 for 1873, 1o4,o1o.
thu Women's bsptist Missionary Society mot
with closed doors. It Is learned, however, .that
thor receipts for the year woro 920, 1863. Tho
special object Of tho aooioty is tho Christian
elevation Of woman In foreign lands.
, 1873-05-22
SPRINGFIELD.


Compromised.
Special Dhpaseh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
6PR1Sar1E1D, ILL.,. May 21.-This afternoon,
about o'clock, James Euright, miner engaged
in mining at tho Barclay miuoa, in this county,
was instantly killed by tho premature explosion
Of blast which ho was preparing. The doceas-
ed WAS q single man about SO years old, and
lived in this city, whore his body WAS brought
for interment. ... ....
4 controversy in regard to the right Of the
Springfield j. Northwestern Railroad over cer-
tain lands near the sangamon River, in this
county, having been submitted to aiary empan-
noled for the purpose of assessing the damages,
but who failed to agree, was to-day amicably
settled by tho railroad paying the amount Of
damage demanded by tho parties interested. and
now tie 1ast obstruction to the building Of the
road IL removed.
sPa1aar1ELp, Ill., May 2l,-Ths Public printor
delivered the last sheet Of the laws passed at the
last segHlon OF tho Twenty eighth General As-
aembly to the Public Binder tllB morning. This
evening tho INinois journal Company are
delivering copies OF q private edition. Tho time
occupied by tho printers in dolug tho work has
heon nina daya.
, 1873-05-22

committed snioido, In this city, by shooting him
self through tho hoart with 4 ahot gun., Family
trouble was tho cauao. Tho doccasod was ovcr
GO ycnrs Of ngo,
III Hook island, on Monday afternoon, IN in.
sauo woman, named Mira. Hannat committed
suicide by hanging horso1f with skoin OF yarn
DEr1toif, ttioh., May 21.~-Yoaterdny aftornpon
". j.. Lclghton shot himself doad at tho IL
change Hotel, Mt sturgis: Ho Travelled in tho
ea".a :fcAnt 1nolancho1y atato Of mind iH
, 1873-05-22

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 2l.--The prosbyte-
rian Assembly was called TO order at half.paBt
8 o'clock. Tho Commlttoo on Bills and Osor-
lures reported All overture from tho Synod of
Memphis, requesting that tho time for holding
tho next Synod be changed from October 24 to
October 2. Tue Committee recommended tho
request be grantel-AloptoA. The Committee
the records correct Tho Itev. Mr. Hugh, CHAIR
man Of tho Standing Committee oil Publication,
read Ills annual report. Tho report recommended
that tho Presbyterles take tho subject publlea-
tlon into earnest consideration. It also contained
numbar Of recommendations in relation to tue
rroabytery Publishing House At Richmond, Va:
THO Committee recommended the sppolntment
, 1873-05-22

INDIANAPOLIS, May 21.-Ihe remains Of Con.
Canby will arrive hero 6n the early train to-mor-
row morning from Peoria. meeting Of tho
various commlttcos waa l,old this morning. and
will take place on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
4 dispatch from Con. Ghorman, received to-day,
announced TINT ho would 1oaye Washington 1T
o'clock this afternoon for indianapolis.
, 1873-05-22

MADn1p, May 21.--The Carliets,- under Don
Alfonzo, attacked Banahuja yoBtorday. After
fison surrendered, on condition that the Ives OF
his men should bo spared but, notwithstanding
the terms Of tho cap1tulation tho Oarlista BUTCH
erea 160 Of tho mon In the stseets Of the town.
MADRID, Nay 21.-The first report Of the nas-
sacre Of Tie surrendered volunteers by CarliBts
at eanahuia, was greatly exaggerated. Only
sixteen yoluntaors wore hutohered.
senor Oyeiro, Minister Of Marine, tendored
his resignation yesterday, but subsequently with
drew it,. i.
It is ronorted that the Governments will pro-
poso that tho President OF tho Republic bs eleot-
I'd by plebiscitum.
LONDON, May 21.-The report that tho CarliBta
market il false,
, 1873-05-22

WASHINGTON, May 21.--Lieut: Wheelor's ex-
ploring party will loave In few days. The
Operations contemplated in the exploration nnd
surveys west Of the Tooth meridian during tho
fold soason of 1873 include portions Of Utah,
Colorado, Arizona aud Now Moxlco. Tho OK
petition will DO diyiled iuto four main field par-
ties, ono OF which will be agaln subdivided, aud
nearly parallel limos from nor.h to south, cutting
most OF tho old routes Of trayol and travelling
the area Of tho backbone Of tho continent.
, 1873-05-22

Florence, and took two barges of leo from reru
to st: Louis. Tho G. L. Boollt, loadod with pro-
pared hueka from Lhsalle, and tho Angola, lontl-
Cd With hasa]le Goa, both for Chicago, and tho
canal md tho Waterloo, loaded viii Timber, @
for bt. Louis. Tho Jack Robinson loaded with
lumber for Foroneo, aud barge No. 4. light, for
repairs at porll, Ill.,, passed out. u foot md
I fa9t, iaohRa OF mator- on tho dam =. Horny.
, 1873-05-22

ro1xDo, O., May 21.-A awitchu,en named
WIN. Bittma,, whilo switching cars at tho Air
Line junction, near this city, today, waB run
over and inntantly killed.
sl,ecIas Dtspach to Tas Chicago Tribune. -,
JANEsy11LE Wis, May 21.-The Janosyilo
accommodation ran down an ombank,nent =
mills uouth Of this place. on tho Chicago l.
Northwestern Railroad. The track having been
welhed away by tho storm, this afternoon. Two
coacheB aud tho bagGago-car were detachod.
others moro or loss. No QUO was killed.
, 1873-05-22

Special Dtspaeeh to 4'he Chicago Tribune. =,
FonT WAYNE, Ind, May 21;-A oHso ct infantl-
@ bshe, inolosed IN box, with weight attached,
had been thrown In tho oa1lal. The body, when
found, @ T was partially deoo1npoaed. Tho sEu!l had
boon crushed and tho side injured, a'I1l had lulu
In tho water for two or three weeks. Tho Coro-
nor's Jury rendered a verdict OF "willtul in-
fantIctde."
, 1873-05-22

DAYTON, O., May 21.-1'he sixth day's session
Of the General Conference Of tho United Broth-
ren Church Was presided over By Bishop Ed
wards. The creator portion Of the day was do
voted to amending and tho adoption Of the Com
mitteo's report on education. It was agreed to
enlarge the Religious Telescope one column to
tho page at as early day aspracticable, and
that two editors bo placed upon II. Tho attend-
anee today was not 80 largo as on Yesterday,
1Qurnpd.
, 1873-05-22

Tho Socin1 EVIL In st. Louis.
Br. LOUIS, May IA memorial, nignod BY
nearly 1000 women Of this city, praying for the
repcnl Of the Social Evil law md tho regular sya-
tom in practice here, was presented to the City
Council last night. It xas referred to tho sani-
tary Committee.
, 1873-05-22

Annthcr Dnrell DcctAtons
New 0ntEANs, May 2l.-Thc gun:store OF
Bouron, a f0roguorj WIS Quilted BY tho mob on on
March 5. He sued tho city, claiming $31 900
damages. Judge Durol1 decided that tho city
had no police under its control, and, therefore,
was not responsible.
, 1873-05-22

Ocean Steamship News
L1vxRpoo1, AIay 21.-The steamship Peruvan,
from Quebec, has arrived.
NEW YonK, May 2l.-Arrived, the steamer
Bremen, from Dromen Pembroke, from CardiH,
and CALIFORNIA; from Glasgow.
, 1873-05-22

WAau1xdroNt May 21.-Tsm Wright, under
sentence Of death for tho murder OF Rozonski,
will be hanged on May 80, tho District Supreme
Court, in General Term, sustaining tho decision
of tho court below, the priHonor failing to provo
an alibi to the satisfaction of the jury.
, 1873-05-22

ALBANY, N. Y, May 2l,-In tho Assembly, tho
Com1nittoe On internal Affairs reported q bill to
amend Excise law 40, amended as to conform
T,ocai Prohibition bill It allows tho people to
vote separately on the question OF selling lager
beer and cider.
, 1873-05-22

CRY or MEXICO, May 15.-oongresa will ads
The family of the late President have delg-
cred to President Lerdo do Tejada the sword Of
tho Emperor Ma1imilian, which haa been in their
posaasaion snce his surrender.
An election riot took place in Merida, in which
thirty persouR wore killed and fifty wounded,
, 1873-05-22

Tolegrnphtc nrovittos'
The State Teaohera' Association, OF Iowa, will
moet At Iowa City, August 28.
Tuo carloads ot recruits fQr regiments On
, 1873-05-22

HAVANA, May 2o.-nIr. Prioo, the Now York
Herald correspondent here, was arreated this
morning by order Of the Government and placed
In Fort Cabana, No ono is allowed to commuui-
cate with him. The charges upon which he was
arrested are not known.
, 1873-05-22

A Chicago SxvtudIer Comes to Grief.
DosroN, May 21.-Grant z. Smith, charged
with embezzling from s., 900 to $4,000 in Chi.
cago, has beon arrested ii Boston and ao1bsro1
oyor to the authorities Of Illinois on = rsquisi-
tion of tho Governor Of that State.
, 1873-05-22
Italy.

BRUSSELS, May 21.-A dispatch from Rome
says: t'The Popo has had severa1 severe at~
taokb and is in danger Of su1ocstion. Tho Car
dinals ara in tho Vatican, ready for any emer-
RaprY.
, 1873-05-22

TIC Labor Question:.
ST.. Louis, May 21.-Detween 200 and $50 team
stors, who struck for higher wages in tho tunnel
excavation, held meeting to-day, and resolved
to hold out for IS day.
, 1873-05-22

TIE HAGUE, May 21.-Tho Ministers have
tendered their designations to tho King.
, 1873-05-22
GERMANY,
HOLLAND

BERLIN, May N.-CaaeH OF cholera arc report
I'd in East poson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-25


The Alexandria Gazette says il Is under
stood that all the delegates from that county
to the State Radical Convention, and MI OF
them are colored, are in favor Of the nomi-
nation of Senator John i. Lewis for Goyer-
nor,
Irhey will 4now be in favor Of McMahon ]
The delegates from Alieghapy aud Bath
counties TO the Lynchburg Convention have
been instructed 10 yote for the nomination
of MeMahon for Governor ~
IN DabIin township, in Pulaski county,
the meeting failed to agree between Kemper
aud Nitiiers, aud adjourned until next
Sssurlay. There was u tie vote, and the
chasfnnsa,refused to decide. 5
The stauntcn FaRey Eirgiaan Repubii-
CAM is cut. for Major McMahon for. Co.
yffEDr.
Tie Republicans OF Rocking instructed
their delegates to Lynchburg to go first for
Lewis and then for Hughes. s
Mr. Alexander Donald, OF Wards
Fork Charlotte county, died suddenly al
hissesiasnse Gu Thursday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-25

The World, the EueMng Post, and the
Herald, of New York, all have made the in.
eycusabIc bluuder of declaring emphatically
that Senator CoSgLlSG is ineligible to the
Chie!-Jus'iceship; whilst no other New
York paper that we hare seen, not even the
TrlJane, has pointed ont the error. The
Post first perpetrated this blunder; the
Worl2 followed the Post, and the Herald
the World In all these three days, no New
York daily could be found whose editors
were intelligent enough to correct the error.
And these are the Journals that talk patron
izingly about "provincial papers" 1t is a
crying shame that the papers published in
the largest city in the country should ali be
edited by men SO utterly unit for the duty.