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iook tor tho Fourth Evangelst anywhero within
tlo circle OK Tho Twelve, and against hiB lontl.
eatlou with Iohu In Particular. Bpocini otjoc-
sonh lofco themselves upon tls from tile record
tho diaoiplo.' John waa ono Of tho Two whn m
q9l 9stea Tor ol'ief soatH IN DlcAsal,'a Kingdom.
Ills Atormy, aolf-aaaorting nature ]otl Christ
to call him'' son Of Thunder" lie invoIsel fire
Rnm,rs fT1 eaSsn so1p pen nnn n fn|,oHitaIlo village ii
man, tho pllar Of 1n.laic. Christianity. full Of
hopnH for tho Hpcotly co,ning Of Messiah. cou11
vol laVo written tho Apocalypae, lut hot tto
Fourth l 4o, GOSPEL. Tho Apoealypge waa pon..ed
Jowish.. Gould tho aa.hor Of tho Fourth Gospol
hago fa1lon IN loyo with IIebrai8m ? Tho apirit
Of tho twD alioEod booka OF JOHN ia 1ittorly dir
forent. The Apocalypse Is fiery; tho Gospel
sspiritnal and dreamy. ThoIr styio is different.
Teatnrent. Tho Greek OF the author Of tllo
Apocalypse is tho worst. Hardly would Tho
worst c1erciso-book In h CLASP OF bag1ntcrs at a
public school rival his samplos OF falso concorla
ta,tgs 10 gondor, n9mbor and case. his nlisuso Of
aergnmont tl'at tho lattor book was written In
'"'ecatasy" docs not hold as an explanation Of
thcBe differences For tho buok waa written af.or
sno a,ysv eeats1y shat gaso birt to i lad reHaea
now in tlat tic Only % aoaa ad'5 WITH SS.ae"is 10
cgmnoHod, aud not merely comptlod aud
eilitotl. and for which, therefore, q ein-
glo writer u rcapouAtLla, las IT, 'hsyt.lay,
tho work of witneas at ALL" It is statomont
OF doctrines rathor tilau Ut facts. "Eor our
knowledge, tlon, Of tho llfo Of Joa,1s, except 30
sar ~ certain foatsroa ct 1t arc assumed in aono
Or tho EplAtles aud Stl.o Apocalypse, wo aro
thrown Mron tho rsneat,u Of popIlar tradition,
eoliaetsd by our synoptists [a1atthow Mark md
Lukcl,-rcmatas whlci, aro doubtlesa rich IN
fragmonta original ana trtto; but which aro as-
suroa!y OF 'niSod character aud worth. and can-
not pretond to carry Tie guarantee OF known aud
namablo eyo-wltnesscs."
Tho August nusnber Of Old and Ne,o contains
Mr. b1artinoall's paper. 1t seo,ns to layo boen
uofsowea M. largely from tho chapter Oh John In
, 1874-08-13
FIRES.


p1rTsnuRo. ta., Aug. 12.-TLo Standard
ebopS Ror Wa Moqo =? brod urn o to.
night at o'clock. Tho Lightning struck on oil
tai,n contaiuing 5000 barrels Of oil, sottlug it on
fro. About three hours after the tank
ove,f1owcd, aud lilo burning oil communicated
With the buildings and tanks in tho vicinity tho
fro at onco covering q hpaco Of an acre aud q
bali. THO amount Of oil destroyed ~ $500 bar
at s12,01Q, aro destroyed also l200o empty
barrels. Mon On tho promises escaped With diff
{lcul.y. but no livos, 10 far as known,
arc lost. The total loss will bo
about $4,000 to a55,000, upon which
tharo ia ait insurance of about S20, ,000, divided
nmou6 tho following Companies: pittsburg,
Monongahula, National Of Allegheny, and Boat
mems. At II o'clock tho fro was under control.
aud other rodnories adjoining arc considered
out Of danger.
A tank at tho Fasryiew oil-wosks on the op-
posito side Of tho river VAS a'ao struck by lglt-
ming and 5000 barrels OF oil buruoa. No in-
1ufautr,
, 1874-08-13

rosseHalon III nine points Of tho law aud tho
truth Of thin axiom las bcen lately roalszcd at
Bombay by difieult question which, accoTdtng
to the Times Of India, ]laa AriBon III couao1uonco
Of tho Annoying conduct OF d Mnhomlnetlln
fukir WHO Las takan up position In the Victoria
0nrdonB and declines under any circumstances
to move. VayieuA intellectual attempts have
been .nado to dIslodge him. Tia holy man
has boon iutarWoWod by tho Municipal Com
missioner, tho Superintendent Of tho gar
dons aud number OF people Interested III
hia removal. hli their rcmonstraneoB have low.
oyer boom ,1Bcless. and at lengtli tho ilgh oonrt
tn to bo moved to lenl ita aid. The e1cuao
given by the Halnt Tor his inconYonlont proGaed-
inEa III that ito hnH loHt u foiio~-saint wisoao
body, lio alloEsH. IL buried in alaall cortior o.
tho lartlDn whor9 he AAH established htnlHol1.
On tho ot1or l,anl, 1t in teuod that tho remains
Of tie missing aaint aro in tho gardens, ahd,
oven II they were. II IL urged tlaat tho faRt has
no right to taAo up . peruanens lodging s'4ere.
To mako mlttotB w0rH1, tile SMUT, aGflng
tho ahaonco OF the Superintendent on lo4yot
persuaded U weAlthy Mallo!tmodan to build linn
small lnunquo over tie grave Of hts frsond;
On tho rat,,rll Ut tho Superintendent, le found
to his disgust TINT tllIa permanent addition hal
accordingly boo1, mule to tho gartonH. III tho
mua,,tttMo orowtla Of doYuut Alahomn'Otn1a
noctod to tho garlcna, and. regardless Of paslls
thelr rospbuts to. the Aalnt, lilo oSu1oytnteadont,
who 10 \ military o!losr, has proposod all assault
on tho mosque aud tho summary ojeotmonk Of
, 1874-08-13
MRS, FERNANDO JONES.

Tho return ot Mra. Fernando Joncs from her
European tour has givon go much ptoasura to
tho ladies' over whom aho prosideB at their
meetings for tho advancement Of woman's
suffrage that 1t was decided to giyo hor COM
p1imnntary reception. Mrs. Van Wlnklo
had tho oourago to mnko tho attempt,
aud 1t must bo confessed that sho sue
ceotled admirably in ler undertaking.
Her cottage, No. 8sI Michigan ayeuue. would
not havo been considered large enough BY anbi-
tio1,s houHokoeporH, but Mrs. Van Winklo's
agreeable evening, tho limited 'aizo Of tbo house
was not folt In any percoptiblo degroo. Ihoro
was nothing about tho reception which could bo
considered formal. The guostH wero generally
woll acquainted with ono another, with an intel
loctuat bent, mud admirable social understanding.
1n point Of fact, the fashionable world would
havo boon shocked at tho hour at which tho
guests departed, for thero were but fow waiting
at Il o'clock. Supper was served at 10 O'Clock,
and the arrangements for it made with such tact
AZ to keop tha guests ovouly divided betwoan
coffoc aud convorsation.
Besides tho older atid gravor people. thpro WAS
d strong infusion Of young pooplo md young
ldoas: Among those latter wore Miss Gatoa,
Untverelty Htudents by the way, deeply learned
10 Caesar md coniosectionB, Taoltus and trgono-
metrY-MisB Alta NJ. Hulett, tho Chicago law
yor, Miss Kate Leonard. Miss Ella Smith, aud a
nunlbef OF otherB.
There was 80 lttlo Formally about tho aoiroo
that everybody folt sensible aud at oaao. There
was no scheme of amusement, bit everybody
found tho time for separation arrive too curly,
aud the gracious hostess may rest assured that
her ingenuity and good TASTE, contriyed ono Of
tho most agreeable reunions IN the memory OF
tito ladies present. From tho list Of names
appended it will bo observed that tho party was
not made entirely of woman euffragists, but
rathor Of tho literary and thoughtful people Of
tho city. Tlleso names, secured Ut random.
wore ~ follows: 4. J.. md Mrs. Loomis,
Judge g. D. and alrs. White, Mrs. D. ". Miller,
MiHa Hates, Prof. D. G. aud 11rs. Harriet Brooks,
Miss rloreacs Brooks, Mrs; Barnet, Judge Ho.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. slaytol,t IT, ". Edwards,
fIisa Alta II. 1ln|ett Dr.; Helen J, Underwood
Miss Kate Leonrl, AIr. shultzo. Mrs. lYaslburuo,
Mrs: rla.t; Mrs. Lewis: Mrs; s. symington.
Kent. Miss Laura liibbard. AIias Richards, Mrs.
Iuttlo, Mrs: Mansfield, Mrs. Or. Sherwood, Mrs.
Ingralium. Mr. James aud Mrs. Clisholn1, G.
Q. Harrington, Fesnando and Mrs Joncs, and
Miss Jonuie Jones together with many others
whose names are omitted only because they were
not 1oarncd
, 1874-08-13

-. a tragic affair occurred roccutly at Ducharest,
Walaohia, arising out Of lagal proceodinrs for
recovery Of dobt An old man, ss1yian
resident: owod sum Of money to us,1ror.
who, falling to obtain paynlent OF his claim.
went to law and obtained writ agaInut his
debtor: Whom, howoyer, ho procaeded to otccs
the old eorylan, considerable difficulties "cro,,.
pod up" Tho old soryian did not like 10 ho
0jentet, and enfoavored In tho first instance to
lndaco hia creditor to grant him roapitn. Hia
rnqneat was ably backed up by Ills wtfo aud
chlihron, but it was madc Il, vain for tho creditor
~as inexorablo. Annoyed at tho rofuAal Of hia
Bnppiication, tho old Borvian somewhat hastily
plunged lsnifo into tho heart OF the uyuror.
probably intending no Aarm. but imagining tlat
uaafora had no llearta. II tho old Aoryia,2 had
hlmpiy conteutod himself with killing tic us,ror
pethaps 1tttlo would Aavo been thought Of lilo
matter. but, unfortunately, on byatsnf'or
onic'o'isly attempting to Hoizo him, the old Bor-
Wan, stu further irrltatod. gave him also NOR
ta1 atab. Here the tragedy would probably live
ended, but that tho dying byataulor, instead Of
forGiving hts aegaiant ID his last momonts, was
uiaohristian enough before ho died to seize a
great log OF. wood and knock tho old seryians
otaina out. The bystander thon expired, aud,
everybody concerned in tho affair being donl,
netAing remained to DO dpno but to hnry tncir
hbdios:. The fato Of tho old soryian ius excited
General sympathy, and tnlch Indignation is o.
pressed ut the conduct Of tho ua,lrcr, which has
lod to such deplorab1e results,
, 1874-08-13
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

William Naglo proprietor Of q .gfocery-atoro
at tue corner of Cosamcscial styeot and City,
bourn place. toll from bis wagon yesterday af-
tornoon and broke Lis left log near the anklo.
Policeman Jamoa Konnody WAS again arrested
Inst evening by Otflcer Duir for using obHceue
aud noisy language In tic patl lolmon's quartors
At the Madison Street eta.ion. He will be
charged boforo Justice soully this morning with
boing disordorlY.
Tho alarm from Box No. 372 ut 4:90 yesterday
morning was unnecaasary. The great gale blow-
lug at the tituo gavo riaa to foara that another
conllagration would enaue. and tho rod. fro-liko
appearance OF tho sky In tho aastern horizon
alarmed many pooplo and caused much oommont
yesterday
James Ma1loy foil OF tho sidewalk In front OF
No. ~ Larrabeo street yesterday afternoon md
Ind his right leg broken above tho ank1o.
Last oycning while Joseph A. Curtis, OF No.
S11 West Jackson street, WAS driving Oh Kinzse
atreot, near Wells, hIs horse took fright and rn,l
away throwing him out OF tho buggy fracturipg
hia lott Log aud diHlocating his right aakle.
Yesterday afternoon whilo n1r. D. ". Kimball
aud vito, OF No. 2l9 West Adams stroot,, were
riding in bnggy Oh Van Baren street. tho horse
attRohod to thor vchiolo bocaulo heightened at
passing truck, and rsn nway. N1ra. Kimball was
thrown u1tl dangerously Injured. A(r. Kimbnll
escaped tnll,lrt. tho injured lady mas removed
to her home,
Loo Fl, jain Leo, Wnh Leo and Jim Mao,
Cl.inase launary men, doing h,,Hinuss nnler thu
Adams Huuao, corner Of Gla,k and Harrison
st,ents, were arrostei on tho charge OF swlulling
last evening, md lodged I'll tho Aimory. 11py
ara aconsod Of oyeroharglng for work and ro,s-
derlhg bil}H. to parties who nesor contracted
thoul. A policeman in QUO Of their victims.
a woman narncd Elizaboth Jnokson foil In a At
on tha sidewalk OH tho cotnpr Of State unl Ilall-
flul1,l bkra1tH vOHfDrt1HY nftOrpNOu. 11r Hny wtg
, 1874-08-13

Tho follow. whom he booauio obatroperoua and
Eavo Sim nh ugly blow on tho forehead, 4
st.nEgio o,,hnu' ,iaring which Sim had ll,s only
good coat torn from hts baok, but ho bounced
bis man, md ]anlcl him Into tho Ar1nory.
Last ovonlng abnilt $3.50 o'clock young man
stopped into tho jewn}ry Htoro Of gnotrlch h
Tarlell, No. 105 Madison atroot, adjoining tlIo
alley just west of ua1atol, and asked Mr. i. II.
Qoodlia1, to show lin Hul,o watoltoa. sllver
time-piece yalned at s:I0 waa talon ont Of tho
caH, mud handed over to tho stranger, who sud
denly graaped It mud ran into tho alloy and l!a-
appeared. Detocttyoa wore sent to look altar
tho tbiof. and 1t Ia probab'o 10 will 1o arrested.
Notwithstanding tho fact that so,no worl,non
discovered thom . Touk ago, 1t was.only yoator-
day TINT Coronor Btophoils was notified that tho
fro runs Of old Kinzie Hail, On Kinzlo stroot,
batwonn Clark and Dearborn. Tho ]aborors OK
h1tmod thom in excayatng, aud ignorantly
eov9h5s hn ro,r them up SgAp a 70 noes
from 4 polieon,an. Tho body was uncovered
again nsltt taken IN olnrgo by tho Coroner, and
Hont TO tho County Undortakor. Tic reuatas
aro in state Of partial preservation, and pleco
them. An investigation will be hold to-day
1n yesterisay's TRIBUNE an acoount was given
Of tho attempted suicide Of q yutluQ woman
named Mary bchran, ut tho qault Houao, Tuoa-
dny evening. La,ttlanun was taken inatoad of
npFpllne. d bu1OfG hthtou, anu lilo victim uf1u
last ovoning about O'Clock from tho ofrecta Of
tho poiHoM. Coroner 43tophons, hold an inquest
shortly aftorward, and the following letter WIS
found in Room IL, whore deceased died, was
read to tho Jury, the anl WRITING being identified
by II. r. 9chran, tho husband Of tic unfortunate
woman:
CHICAGO, A1R, &, 1874,
MF owN DARLING HuHnANn: DOM over expect
TO REQ you aga IN tb1s world. 1wroto to your mothor
nt1t tod her shat waa going. to do. want your
mother mud Jane to lRvo my clotcs told hor that
yyn stoio everything that wis good and gavo to
inatrcgs Lizzie Cooley. want you TO 20 10 Maggie
s..:! get tho sest IF ny things. ooodbyo, darpg;
horn you will And spmp u1,e that will bD
half 90 gooA tc you as hay0 been
From your !oylmg vile, MARY ao11nAsa.
Es;-Whcu you got tired Of Ltszie Cooley you
yon get tired Of hor aa long a1o mako money
enough to Recpyou anu sako you out every sun.lny.
aha can have you now for Ill mo. Many SounAM.
Sohram wns put on tic witness stand. but
simply stated that DO WAS tho husband of Do
ceased, and Ind not heard ior Bay TINT she con-
tomplntod suicide. He Ia sporting man, and
has boon in thin city alont two yeara. having
como here from Caundn with his wifo, who vas q
flno-iooking woman Of % yoars.
4 verdict Of suicide was rendered by tho Jury,
, 1874-08-13

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
met lato tAia afternoon, but did but little bust
moss. a discussion o,lHued upon the question
whether to call convention to nominate State
ticket. After some debate, It was dotorsnlned to
call Convention at Lincoln, Sept. 8. Com
mittoo was appointed to draw up q declaration
Of principles upon which tho cal} should be
1nado, tho Committee to ropolt Tomorrow morll-
Ing. Sixteen countios wero represented, princi-
paily by olti-lino Republicans. Harrison John
cor, OF Richardson, Secretary. The moet!ng
was quito enthusiastic.
, 1874-08-13

uiHb Wa taB1eht Pon!t'uH Ill %Io aetla! huu lntet'
Ttsortd Thst We aro in favor Of stringent >sws 10
punish porsnns for the adtiltarion Ut any mud all ar-
Rt.orsd Tha. tie organization Of tho Michigan IL
oeiise Aasocin:fot j, hereby continnod e inado les-
erossio,al district, and Chairman, 10 selected by
to appoint isa Secretary aud such othor officers and
agenfa ~ It may dcon ,eee,sary for carryN out tho
facinlera In different localities of tho sato
! Tim consideration OF tl,o platform wao at-
IN BY MesaIs. 7. y. McCraohon and Low bishop,
Of Detroit tllo lnttor doliyoring nhot spoccL Of
| out tho Tie State; also by Jonathan sherer, OF
| plymouth and Arthur Brown, Of Kalamazoo.
It largely ts,rnod upon which OF Two resolutions
should bc adopted, namely tho following, rop-
| Legialaturo. but to tako no distinct action
Rteolesd That no he!cve Tint rational Legislation
ean 10 easily soeiroa by cooperation and concer. Of
sch essatton 10 eudosvor see're tho nomination
OF candidates fer tho gato Legislature by tue Con.
osy o G IL ananRd aF peey w1 ss
Tho following was Tho alternative resolution,
representing tho ytowa Of those who Wantol n
moro radical policy:
Rssolred, That we bo1iovo inst rational legislation
action and ao horoly pledgo olraelsoa 10 tnnko ta
thsnp ono Of prominent Importance to nll oora anu
No N1f not yDG At the polls for my candidate for tho
Lcufaatnro who docs no. oronly ay6w 1macs III favor
ofa Lccrso law, nnA in fayor Of repea1ing tho Pro.
| hibtory lazy.
| Tho latter WAS uphold by Mr. Mcoraokon. who
nlso fofeiatial tho ponding now Constitution, aa
! not being al badly prohibition ae tho prcaont
ono. l1o was vigorously cornbatted Oh all points
| By tho othors, and tho Radicaa carried tho day
| III the ond by largo majority. 4 State Central
! comsnittee WAS then appointed, thu preaidcnt Of
| tho Convention was mado It's proaldoMt, and It
| WAS authorized to appoint, an Executive Com
mittco.
Tho Secretary was instructed to present tho
| roBolutiouB adopted by tho Convention to tho
| several political Conventions about to aasesnblo
for their consideration and action, aud tho Con-
Yontiou then adjourned aina die,
, 1874-08-13
THE GRASSHOppERS,

HTtcial Ui3110Fch 70 1Fe E"icd7o IT7bNNf. -
KANSAS Cry, No., aug. 1a-Great fears eEo
entertained By tnsn1ors In this vicinity Of d
gragalorpor raid, which dispatches from Topeka
announce aro coming t;lta WY. At Topoka, tue
operator aaya tho sun il obaourod by tho flight
Of grasshoppcrs. These, with tae terrible
drought hero, will clean out the grass and
crops.
OMAHA, Aug, 1a.-Reporss from tho
extromo southwestern part tho State show tl,at
already there is much sufforiug thero on account
OF tho obstruction of the crops. graas. and av-
orything by grasHhoppers. Settlers are obliged
to lot tho cattlo nnd hogn Htarqo. Movements
for rollof aro being made iu this city aud elaa-
MlcrQ.
, 1874-08-13

SPECIAL NOTICES.


Many who are suffering from tho
eees of tho warm woaher and arc dobtitated are ad
vtsad by physicians to take moderate AMOUNTS of whisky
two ttlzeo times during tho day. In l.ttio ,sho
those who adopt this adSce frequently increase the
number OF dsinks," and III tpo hocomo confirmed In
otrsatas horcrago which will csoate thirst fos
Intoxicating liquors. and which ID ntoado especially for
ao benefit Of debllitatod persons, wothor at homo
abroad. ia Dr.. Eclleucks 6oa.Woed Tonic Containing
tho juces Of many medicinal horbs, this preparation
dooa not create appetite for tho Intoxicating op. tho
noussnz and thci fosurporttus psprosea Of many vaia
aba natura. productions contanoa In II and vol known
to medical mon hayoa most strengthening iniuonoo. A
uinglo ottio Of the Tonic will demonstrate a rauabs
quaoa. For debility arlsins from sickuoss over e.or-
iou, from any whaoyer, wine 9lassal of Sea
Weed Tonic taken nftor naa will strengthen nu crcato
an appetite Tor wholesome food. To all wllo aro about
leavlps toIr homes dcstso say that tho oxccont
oerta Of Dr.. sohpncks Bsn,onabls scnledos Boa Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills. aso particularly evident veu
taken by those who njurlouay auced by change Of
water and dtct No Iotson should eayo homo without
taking anpply Of these safeguards aong For sale by
a1ldrugglslE.
, 1874-08-13
4 TUNNEL UNDER NIAGARA.

spectat Dispatch to IAs Chieaae TRIBUNE.
BUFFALO, Aug. l9.--Apub!ic mooting called by
the Niagara liver rransit Company Was held IN
the Common Council Chamber Aoro tonight.
for the purposo OF discussing tlleir achome Of
construct tnnnel tlroo-qNarters OF A milo long
under the river for railway trnnsit.. a second
moossng will be hold next Friday. Tho Compa,,
ny Inns Incorporated powers from tho State, and
ca!cuiato to begin work as Boon as practicable.
, 1874-08-13

= New ORLEANS, La, Ang. 12.--state Auditor
Clinton llaa rendered lts resignation to Gov.
Kellogg because tho late Republican State Con-
voution renoninated Mr.. Dubuclot, prespnt
Incumbent for State Treasurer. Altar aninled-
vorting at length upon D1r. Dubuelot's ollscial
acts n,,1 character. Mr.. Clinton aaya, J." decline
to Tolonger with auch an associato NJ tho
nominee Of tic Republican Convention, or to 10
longer held responsible for aats which, though 7
also regard the indorsomcnt OF AIr. Dubuclot as
3 condemnation Of my course by my own party,
aud g1ndy avail myself Of tho opportunity to
escape from a thnnk!cHs md mont nnploaBant
office, Which otherwise I would have felt proul
to retain. Furthor> consider his nomination a
fragrant violation Of tho fifth resolution Of tho
platform Adoptqd By the Couyeutipn.H
, 1874-08-13
Tllo Eighteenth Illinois Congressional
fpfAfriCfs

tSpeeiat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OA1no, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Tho Democratic Con-
yontion for the Eighteenth Diatriot will DO held,
80 learn, at Anna, I'll, on tho Sd OF scptcnlbor
Quito q gathering Of Republicans will attond
their Convention Tomorrow. ut Mound City.
Prot. Powell. candidate for State Buperintend-
ont, will, It Is likely. make d speech, III he will
bo there, Col. Ridgeway Ia alao expected.
, 1874-08-13
0RiTlthRY.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 12.-Dr. James T. Do.
bruler. ono ot tho Oldest and most influential
physicianu OK tho city. died thus morning. after q
short illnoss.
, 1874-08-13

ChiokerIug Square 0ranu Pianos.
Extra larloF pfanos.
all tho iatcst inlproyementR.
lyasranted to plsase, or u.arley refunded.
Neel's Tomple Of Music, o. Van D1rrn street.
, 1874-08-13

Gayaer tsaratoga) Water on DrauEht
ny luck l. Nayuer, makcrs Of tho " hiars Cologne"
, 1874-08-13

FIRBT ALABAMA Observation-Disclosures.
MoSruoMxny, Ala, Aug. l3.-The Republican
Convention to nominate q candidate for Congress
days, al Sotn1a. Over 1nD ballots hayo been taken
without nny result. Tho negroes want negro
nominated.
, 1874-08-13

FIFTH NEW JERSEY D1sTnrcT-nEru1L1cAN,
PATERSON, II. j.. Aug. 12.-WilTiam Waltor
Phelps. Of the Fifth Congressional District Ut
Now JeYBey, wns nominated this afternoon by
acclamatiou. Tho resolutions duclaso in favor
Of the protective taril, civil rights and specie
payments.
, 1874-08-13

SECOND FLoR1pA DIsTn1cT-nEpunLIcAS.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 12-W.J Purman WAS
rcnon1lnatcd for Congrogs frnm the Socond Dis
trics by tAe.rega!as lsopublican Convention to-
dny. Tho boiling faction, supported by Gov.
StoarnD, nominated negro,
, 1874-08-13
Conversational Nominations.

ru1nTEENIiI ILLINOIS DISTRICT
REFonM.
Special Dispateh IL Tho Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Tho Independent Re-
form party held it's Congressional Convention in
this city thia afternoon. The attendance waa
fair. Tho lion. A. Z. Stephenson. Of Blooming
ton, waa nominated for Congressman. with eS-
pcctations that tue Democratic party will i1'dorso
Inn ut their convention. Aug. %. Stephenson
will mako it lively for McNulta.
FOURTEENTH ILLINOIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
speetal Utspdkrt to Ihc Chteaao Tribune.
il CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Aug. 12.-rle 1ndopondent
,T,cform Congressional Convention met Id Tolono
! to-tay. md, after tho fourth ballot j. Z. Pick
erel, Of Macon County, waa nominated. Tho
inonllnation gives much satisfaction to tho
Changers.
, 1874-08-13

SEVENTH ONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CIxc1SNAT1. o., Aug. l2.-4fho Republicans OF
tho Bevonth District, Mt Hilfa1oro, to-day. nomi-
nntod Dr. Thomas ". Gordon, Of Adams County,
for Congress-.
, 1874-08-13

R1xTn GEORGIA ADlsTR1Cr-DEAooRAT1o
MAcov, Ga, Aug. 12--Janos, n. Dlount was
renomnatod by acclamntion for Congress by the
Democrats Of This district at tho Convention at
A1illodgoyillo today.
, 1874-08-13

ELEVENTH 1LL1Nn1B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
speclut Uislntch 10 1'hs Ch,e,,io Tribune.
CAnnol1yos, Ill., Aug. la.-As tho Convention
, 1874-08-13

MONTPELIER, IT., Ang. 12.-1n the Republican
hold to-day at Midalebury, Col. 9. II. Joyce Of
Rutland, was nominated for Congress by ac-
cln,nation In place OF q. ". Willard.
Tho Republican Convention Of the 8ocond
Distract io}al, to-dng at White River Junction,
rononliaatod 4. P. Poland by good majority;