The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-09-19

Aglican clergy, called by DR.. .Doll,nger.
began At Ponn, , f7.9 ern,Y 2 =. yesterday. For
ty clereymen were present. France, Ger
many, Russia, England. the United States
and Greece were represented. Or. Dollin
ger and Bishop Relukens made addresses
49,. The strike OF the cotton operatives a,
Bolton, England, will probably be ended
by arbitration soon. :. More troubles be-
tween whites and negroes are reported
from Alabama. ... AT 3 meeting Of the d.
rsctors Of the Illinois Central railroad, held
in New York on Friday last, Wilson G.
Hunt, Of that city, was elected President.
in place Of John NewAll, and James C.
Clark, late general manager >of the Erie
/ railway, has been appointed general mana
ger Of the Illinois Central, while John NJ.
D6agtass, solicitor OF the road, will lie act
ing president 49,. Peter Martin.an, one OF
the ldsst AID most respected citizens Of
Milwaukee, fell dead Of heart disease yes
terday... At Mystic Park, Boston, yester-
day, the great stallion race attracted a
throng cf $4,000 people. Smuggler won
three straight heats in 2:2h, 2:23 and 2:20.
beating Phil. Sheridan. W. Genet, Com.
mouwcaltl., Mambrino, Git and Abdallal.
Thursday, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention of Tennessee met yes
tcrday at Chattanooga. The white and
colored members could not agree on the
subject of civil rights. The resolutions re-
affirm the Philadelphia platform OF 1872,
favor free banking and specie payments,
and, while advocating tne full and equal
enjoy ynent Of the rights and privileges of
citizens by all persons without regard to
race, creed or color, deem it unnecessary
to enforce such privileges by Congression
al legislation. II. Maynard was nomina-
ted for Governor by acclamation .. The
New York Democrats at Syracuse have not
yet effected any nominations. i. The Re-
publicans ofArkansas in convention at Lit
tie Rock congratulated Gov. Kellogg and
the Republicans Of Louisiana on the Pres
ident's proclamation. Bulla:l, the
Boylston bank robher Of Boston, has made
q confession, and says that the amount
stolen was 9496, 600. He states that Glo-
yer, who is now serving term Of twelve
years in the State prison, is innocent OF
any participation in the crime. The U.
8. steamer Ticonderoga has arrived a,
Portsmouth, N. H., with four cases Of yell
low fever on board. After a spirited con-
test the Episco pal Convention at Chicago
elected DR.. Seymour. Of New York, for
Bishop ofthe Illinois diocese. . BY the Kew
uaytien constitution Of 1874, foreigners
will be treated. during the time Of any
future revolution, like Haytiens-that is,
anything they may lose or have destroyed
will not be repaired by the Haytien gov
ernment. >. The National Lumbermen's g
convention at East Saginaw, Mich yes
terday, passed resolutions protesting
against the reciprocity treaty, and favor
ing reduction Of the cut this winter by
at least one third. The French court of
inquiry insists that Marshal Bazaine had
accomplices. The Hon. Henry s. Ma
goon was nominated fer Congress by the
Republicans of the third Wisconsin dis
trict. ... Mr.. Tracy says th&t Moulton's
statement is full of falsehoods, and that
Miss Edna Dean Proctor will sue Moulton
fer libel, claiming sloo, 900 damages. go.
The society Of the Army Of the Cumber.
land met yesterday at Columbus. O., Gen.
Sheridan in command. Speeches were
made by Gems. Sherman, Belknap, Custer,
Pope. Leggett, Granger and others. %. 4
dispatch from Bonn, Germany, says the
old Catholic conference has como to Gil
agreement on the important points Of dog.
ma. The Bishop Of pittsburg, on behalf
Of tue American Prdtestants, thanked DR..
Dollinger f,r the manner in which he had
conducted the deliberations. The Or
ders issued by the government at Wash
ington indicate that President Grant is de-
termined to restore the Kellogg govern.
ment in Louisiana at all hazards. Troops
and gunboats have been ordered t. the
assistance of Gen Emery