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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
APPREHENSION AT PORT DEPOSIT.

THE RAILROAD BRIDGE AT HAyRH DE- GRACE IN
GREAT DAEGER-TwO TOWNS THREATENED
,xpo. . spxuAL COMMANDMENT OF THE TxIBUHxj
HAyRR DIX GRACE, March 2S-The Ice gorge
s.r, remains unchanged. The ice extends from shore
% shore The water very low ana s retreat has Left
large cakes Of leo upon tbs wharves and along the
shore on both sides OF the river. Tho rains and warm
weather have had little eject upon the ioe bot on the
whole the msss compact snd dangerous than
ever The ct Havre dc Grace oenters In she
wonderful railroad bridge the susQuehaana This
trdgs was built By the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Ra.osd under the direct superiptspdepse o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL EvADED IN DELAWARE.
DOVER, Del, March SS.-The Legislature
adjourned yesterday sns 49, The bill parsed several
days ago to meet the Civil Rights bill IL already law
1t does not mention color, but provides that hotel
ers railroad compsnies steamboat owners end others
may provide separate for any oisss OF
persons obnoxious 70 thety customer ~ paseepgerh
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HOME M VS..
Til ERnuMETRR YEsTERrA;.Ar aJovUrs " ROADWAY.
ps@.-3G >oan- 40' = - MI ude'Gn-3s.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
erooyt Fouse-Senator William D.. Allison Of

Brerooyt Fouss-Senator William Is. Allison OF
ooI Brt Sten swfd Minister al wash
1reHge nod Bneene Hale OF Msfe
GLAham Ho,t-Gen W. trawford, u g. ATmt UHoSor no 81
hie Nelson, and Hen o. fster % Bosol
81 NlhOas Uols-en L Buell. u :. hnF, nal dge
r. G. Tbeaer Of .EIersn H0uss-Prois JOSH Pm
Do William H. Pne's f rhdelohs
McfrcpoInaa Honl-Cagt william PINE, u . Amy tfioa
Su1rs Uosi-Judee James H. Be vi Texas SL Js'es H0i-
Gov Thomas A. OsbvTa VI Kansas
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r,. Va, fatally buneI Friday The bottom fell out kerosene
linn an 10 TIE e sting The was sh ekh'
huTcd She ehacrs Hospital sewars "s sue
III on s4ndlv tfus'rr o. We
onse Plains district school viii present memorial Z" me ION Oon
mr. int iher tehio' re NShoase
/. 81 payment taitoa Is maze bg tar township
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HEALTH LIFT 1870 Fifth-ave., between
and wenyh -Elegsnt roonsi best u care
Refer, 70 Cyrus ". fielJ, etc.
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Every day this week and next, new shapes
and fabrics spring Spring will be intro
dnc by BALDWIN Coe ~ Broaway and Csnast
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TIE easter" HAT for gentlemen is now
dealer, eau maze salfoory se ecuon at PIG BFosvAy
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BROOKLYN,
mo animal renort of the Brooklyn Catholic Or

The annual report of the Brooklyn Catholic Or
., box tb,t there are 1855 orphans distributed the
orpb,n nms HOarz debt smoansto $6O& u
Detective Tooney yesterday arrested Mathew
sn ALL who charged with making violent 'at on Ssrla' non
Linn Dawson Of No. l7S DkeAn ami A. MeyerA The ARRAY re-
sultei some trivial dispute
On Friday night last the millinery and hat store
b23 Broadway D. entered and robeel OF ABOUT S3oo
worth Of property The police were Informed oil Tue ooe ana
go, rs detailed 10 work up sarr,in lsps
Inn M - see, 10 enter Bakers hluo store AZ No 100 GRIND
and Immediately procured Thd put INTO ense
no. c. an
Satnr M, spcions verified great snoaut OF properly ens
80 ,Ihno IIenrs Ash BlgShman, residing at No.
an Ft was also arrested under tie charge Of srcng
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POLICE NOTES.

POLICE NOTES.
Jobn CantwelI of No. 52S West Twenty-sixth-st..
III, ,n m, R n ~, y.s.r, at tn FOOT Of Twenty fhhst an
Was rescued drowsing by tbs catier Chandler
George Marrett, q Waterman on pier NO. 3S East
Ry and G.p soobson s,1r of the Sic nor fn az
that pier last heat each other so naay
,nos brns The Madison Street Ponce sa1"h
tusy were removed - Beii,yas Hospital
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STATEN ISLAND.

CuFToN-The Staten Island fishermen began on
saiur, 10 get their the had fishery should
weather good they will pat their poles down early this week
sp.ak thieves brve recently pyus their considers
HE .uee,, in this neghborhoo houses III. gebosd
road hay. been robbed Of clothing agi otuer articles
Mchsei has been appointed Erce
,ioner bT the town Of Of easel O.ts resigned
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HATS FOR GENTLEMEN at Manufacturers
PEeeA r. LkNEN"bi'' i'o N@ssau''"' Ho@' 'p'"''~
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BuRyErr's ExTRACr5.-Beware OF subs titutes
DIR. LYOY's TOOTH TABLETS
Harden and heal tender gems
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES,

MOUNT NERNON.-Simeon A. Clark, having OBJ
t.,s.l oent against the Mes York Wesrese and Rail
,o, Comn.t, for lis oon !sdge Tappsn
p.me Court appointed ws A. Sewer of this e.
the ss eompsnv supplied from bot
house near un.rtood that from f2
per qoar.sre paid for them
party have INSIDE the following
insous officers For snPeSot '1hn H. hthessi for
o.n CLERK Sutton for Justice u tie PeIe
Ter Tor Assessor Theodore Carpenter for Of Highways,
Collector George Outhouse Ios OTeree the Poor
Aaron ieTks "a George TlOtson.
PELHAM The Dmocss haze nom mad The following nd dates
for tovp oeer For Supervisor HTaIt; for Town Cleri wese
Juoe Of Pe,c A. Psterson fo Collector Geo
sember A. w Abbott for 20 nui'one Of Highways
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INDUSTRIAL BYHIBITIONCOMP ANYOPNRWY
INDU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FNEW-lORk
SrRlALLXtiIBl rlONCOApANl OfNEN- nOhA
iSnifsrRIILEXUIBI rIONCD dPANYOf SHW-YOIk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CnY-John Mcbride was committed for
t on Saturday with stealing peees Of dress
two Newark confessed bis guilt
cation of Societies County has
lutons relation John Mitchell
Amateur State Association Base Ball Players win be he'd
in Turner'S Hall o April 10 Measures will be eu
Cd 10 prevent employment Of professional players by the
Amateur Clubs IN match games The hewJersey And
through each daily and four local
t,ins 10 Sprng Kelly. aged 49, we'll
pce AZ thief Pridsr nght with stolen
on IA, arm and wasc omuaitteJ ssuraay for tna
HxwAsx-TAs Ccsssy Board Of Chosen Yeehoen he
adorned meeting 2aasy consider Assembly bill No.
Rver al CesrL memorial adopted which be submit
enbds the objections Of the Board the
adverse action It, resolution
ADOPTED requesting Legislature 10 oppose the Of
Jsy CITY resolution adopted i.Aiag the Legislature 10
repeal The Law pssd Avu T. 1872. reatnE ~ free roads
PLrxrssH-A supposed to be Undertook
Mones Railroad
BsehuALs Mil, hl-st
further increase viii bold meeting
morrow and they
fyior between Belgian and
ell tale place Nine entries have been Unon Con
held yesterday sernooa To the Market Street
The ssd q ss members Of is dsres churches
preteca
Hossxnx-rhsrs nspy patients In b. Mars Hospital
ures be pp, bed hu Gafkant slopsd with
Henry 0dsnbe Bssdsy tstBg With 900 husbaads
oneJ Jnsuoe White sxsed Tor heir Apprehension asd
lsasAb stanton arrested ~ a. h.y we're seus embark TIE
Rhes for Basspe number Of nefhH stated
10 aas Of Middleton hiven
Bais rsd The bad been enpoyed
istsnt stisS legal sePs 70 he due them
Md hsry Roth IL yssrs whose ssds
10 Ssssa a. ssphjed ssssss's 10 ~ fa. Of ". Bed o. Ms
, 1875-06-28
LANSING, MICH.
Another KrtdRn Election -Snfc 0f
*llurt. n aorns-tEo0l alnrkct- Cnmp-


Another IsridRn Election - Snfo Of
*1l0rt. 1aorIls-sFool alnrkct - Camp.
NIectlnEs
Srestai Correspondence Of Tht chicnao Tribune.
LASs1sa. Allch., June 2o.-A second special
election wna hold horo to-t1nY to voto to bond tho
city for a25 QUO to replace tho five iron bEtdgos
lost in April Tho proposition was ngnin do
featod-l!o ycas. III noca. Tho Common Conn
ell llayo adveracsl for proposaa to rebuild them,
and hayo go fur disregardou tho wishos Of tho
poopte,
lilo palco tho Orangeda1ol,erd Of short-uorns
belonging to the estate Of j. +. hathaway, ~
1ouia, took place OH Thursday. The bidding WAS
quito actiyo, and the eightoon hea1 brought
$4,000. I,adv phtrnix md calf wero bought by
&. ". Wobbor, Of 1onia, for 1926; Lady rlaEni1
ID WAS sold to N. u. Hayes. OF North piatus;
Hntana WAS no1u for 9l1l; ". ". Mitchell, Of
1onia bought tllroo head for 33t5; John
Thor1lburn. of Dsthi, lngham County. three
cows for sG55; ycarline heller wAs sold to DR..
Palmer, Of Jonohyil!o, for 800; GypBy Duke,
tho bull, brouBh: Sl0u.
Tho wool market IL gottng TO 10 quito active.
A competition Of lilo bnycra lns run tho prico
lngEI ASIA to II ccnr, which IL far in o1coss
of the rual market prico or at other ptsooH In tho
vicinity.
Tho State Treasurer haa purchased this vook
414, 600 10 State but,ts ut n small promiuul.
Tito camp-meoting now In progross At William
eton ia said to 10 largely attended, aud It Is cst-
mated t!lat thcro will be 10,000 or $1,000 proasut
Oh AuudaY.
, 1875-06-28

Correspondence NJ Tbs Chicago 7r{oaus,
ON DpAnp STEAMER ELLEN HuDEy. 9rRsxa
GnkrN Mld., juno 2f.-Tho WISCONSIN River
excursion reached this point safe1y ut o'clock,
having met with no stoppngos by bars. Tho
boat experienced great di1iou1ty in getting
through tho bridge o! tho c. il. st. Paul 1latl-
way nj I.ono Rock. ILLS bridge has clenr draw
Of only 10 feet, and tlio piers aro protected BY
riprars. which coso tho channel almost ontiroly,
giving eeB than = foot in tho deepest pnrt. ON
steamer draws but 10 iuchos light, and waa ef,-
ullcd 10 Eot through hftet m hours lsarl work
with npars and asicl,orr. We ahnll tic up 1T
prairto du Sao tonight. and roach Tortapo at
noou tomorrow. As tho nain part Of the Gov
ern,uc,.s work lies between The towns mentioned.
shall 10 tettor able to oxpresB an opinion on
the wing-daM Hystcm aftor reaching Portage.
Up 10 late, tho oriulons formed and expressed
aro llnfayorablo to it.-a1perioncod river men
Aasorting that it Is absolutely yaiueaess, and TINT
tho siyer is not q dollar better than 1t was tlyo
years ago. O.
, 1875-06-28

OFFICE Dr C0LonAno STRAIGHTFORWARD Asso-
CATION, UENyEn Juno 13.-1n FcBponna to yery
many nQnlrlos loanocthg tho condition Of live
stock III Colorado. ! lavu tho honor to report:
That = aer!e4 Of inaulr'ps. personal and by
latter, have buen maio during thu Iaet thirty
dayH. extending through tho entiro pastoral re-
glon Of tho Territory.
Tho t1,tormatlop l,aa beeu collected, rtuctpal-
ly, from pcrsona who taYD beon engayod in tho
vL-tnus round-upH held s.nco tho 2Uth OF May.
Along tho base ot tho mouutatnB and e8toutl.
lnE out several tnlles GU tho plains, tho range
has been oycrssocked with cattle. Aorues, aiil
HAcot, and htuck III not geuetaiy fn good costll-
ton. At somo points elong she Arkanaas the
dry weather of laBt fall Eays stock poor foed
narlng the winter aud ApElug. In Laramie, Void,
l3c,lser, ArapaAoc, Elbert, Douglas. L! raao, tho
PRINCIPAL pnrt of !3ons, unarfano, Pueblo, Grand,
from which rGpoEts Layo Leen received,
tho general statement IL, thnt tie yauro Ia ID
exchllcns condition, aud that eattIa have uoycr
come through the winter with leHs loss, mud
wers mover III bottor condition for summer
gtaxiug. While at round up 1t Wilson Nrotll-
Of 3year.ods, subjected from bunch OF lou head,
estimated to average l., 100 pounds. aud as Auo
bee9 ~ over went 10 tho aha.nbles.
y IL estimated by cumVutcDt jndgea tbat the
ens:e losdes. during tho past w.ntor will not ax-
cced j Der cent.
T.. shsen E, h.re done "el' are In good condition.
Tho large demand for basf cod mutton Ia tho
mining districts. and the prospects, OF a gttY
Eastern market, coupled with thu 1ne conu.tton
Of tho cattle. ~ exceedipely gratifying in view
81 tho effect those facts will hayo upon business
III tho Territory.
tbs losBos caused by grsss4opprsp will be
more than made good BY t4o unexpected psos-
pert. Ut th1s lcadiug industry Of Colorado,
WILLIAM HOLLY, Secretary,
, 1875-06-28

10 ths Rdttor ~ Tht Chfoaao Tribune:
ATLANTIC, H.. juno 25.-1u your isduo Of tho
2ad INIT. notice an itau, to tho effect thai
"hasne Station, just weat OF Atlantic, Ia one
year old to-day. and already !,as . Population OF
several hundred" Ti4e- facts Ara tAese Six
weeks ego, "The rank thlHtle nodded In tho
breczo. aud tho wild fox duR Ills holo unscarel, l."
In all tho region round about what 10 now known
As .fssae. To-day there s1e two small buidingJ.
bcstdes the little station-house, and = popu-
pothcals under which ! eau account for that
statement being seut to YOU Ia, that 1t Was done
TO influence tho sale OF lots aud land adjAeeut,
All OF which seeu,s very wicked to mural, IA.
trioslc, And yirtuouH young man like, yVurs
truly, TAEopoaK Cusu1Ha,
, 1875-06-28

will hold its third annual Far in gcptomber,
commencing oil tho 14ti', continuing five duys.
Largo premiums aro ofrered for fine rlock and
several pnrucs. 1nclutl!E ono given by tho citt-
zcns viii 10 presented for tho consideration Of
tho tnrf-1nan. Tho fifth day OF tho Fair wilt 10
devoted 10 Tho sato Of thoroughbred aud btooded
stock.
John Yokcm, farmor l'ging scvaral n'!cs
aou.1l OF this pfnce, WAS arEostcd this wcck for
attempting to commit a tnpo upon Tho wifu of
Hiram lsonnnker. and hound over 10 nrrenr At
tLo next torn Of Cpurt Ia thu nllm Of II, ,t1(u.
Florence Mccarthy, Of .our city. will address
thn patriotic cit!zons Of Rusasio oil ths ID Of
July.
llooposson isnor throo nnd one.hatf yonrs OH;
lan population Of 1.d0'l, e3o.0n6 schnot-
I,o,tse, churches, brick blncks entcrprisng bust
neaa-tnen. two rood raIlroa'lH ni tic finest az
rlcnlturaI cnnntry surrounding It to o fo'ln1 il.
Enutoyn ll!Lnnis. Tlose la fair prospect or MI
other ralroad bolng completed to unr Young
city within Tho next. twelve months wl,lch, w.ll
give na n,'otslnr putlft to tho Hcahoard md d.
roct communication With tho lu1nbor districts Of
tho Northwest, JupuE.
, 1875-06-28
TILE CITY.


n,,.. - NJ 1tt xvht., s+-ost vca-
1odopn stts "ns' y. ~ .> .,.s - -,
tesonS aon ~ uar.,a,r ,,,,r,
the anIma' hha 'e''''o'' nu'''
4 rccortion will be hold Mt tho patlors Of Tho
s."a. 49, .r;cl,toor ;.ycnue for tin 1cy. nrooko
etEec' ""u 1Ate'''h"' =. =, -, 1.n,s.,a.
Herford tllh evening 81 u e'ocN H'a'p' f',ono'
of his from all tito Uni tartan chuHhcs, and my
.-,+o3 T., etton1
rh. 1,ov + II. 11,hhor1 al1rasssef1 Tho con-
.",,s' -, 49, ra,. rhrrrI, r,on,,,,o n, I'm
gFeea'1on u ''o ~" en"'en .sn'p, ~ 49,.
tomrle, corner washington Fs'eot nha os'eh
Ayen,lo, yesterday afternoon, AeloctlnE M his
sub,cct tic rrccut General Cor yolston and Min
'i.,o,,,l r.oufcrnnco cy that denomination l,eld
.o'..."' vi. ''''
IN Ne~ ao'K.
The Ienvitt Street Congregations! B1indny-
.choo, have their aayent1, nnnunI cxcursiun and
, 1875-06-28

THE END or TIE HONEYMOON.
Another Riinplo.on shot himself yesterday,
occauae woman known AZ "IIandsono
Dar!ha.f' whom 10 had married In a rash hour,
frownol upon him aud smiled upon
her former goninl mnto companions. Tho
mans nanlo Is August Lang, aud he IL
said to have bocn either New york detective
Or Deputy Sheriff At ono time. Ilo caue hers
4 feW months ago with considerable sum OF
.nonoy. and made tho acquaintance of Dortha
Lakofsl;i. alias " Handsome DerlLa," native
Of Tsussiun Poland. lie found her In
ctasgo OF ealoon on West Randolph
etse71 bolwceu JotFcrson u1ld DcBpa!noy, aud
ntter AAolt-h very Bhost-conrtshlo enRagott
to marry her. lilo lay,uied about al.biV Mi'on
hor, ouyin; tiamonds aud costly uressna lor l.cr.
Tho 1nnrraEo occurred OIL tho 8th inst, auu thu
couple touk no their ahodo in = ruom at
Ne. Hi s,utl' lIalstea street, tic
nb dlApc'tsoE OF Ruino "tneh to Qerrl!a.i Rd-
lnirtr The honeymoon WIS unp,oteasntoliy
brief, and luVe Wns sUon exchanged Tor llato
I'ersha 5athor enjo'ea bur now !lfo. but did not
toBo s!gllt o hor od-time COMPANIONS August did
not relish tho libcrtles tAltt:, with his wifo by
the coutiyial!B:H Ut tho ltRa1olph street wing
room, aud 1t troubled him so Purely tlIat l,e bu.
Ean to broud over 1t. IIo a!so hSgan 10 rcpont
Ut lls fully, aud 1t lookcA 10 him L. II LIE hal
heen rnalo tho dnpe OF dosiEung woman a,ll
Aef uot prescriptions friends.
liin ropontanco camo when bis funds
wore all aono, aud ho became miserable beyend
description. lie 1nally resolved to tuako his
9uiosus. not With taro budkiu, but with q
tho Daseneut Ut NJ. III Madison stEoet aud &C.
lected 1915 o'c.ouk ycnte1uay afternoon NJ tho
Tins for lnsl adea TO hB trals aud
trtbulatons. !!e plsecd tho pistol tn Ills lafs
II, and fired. lie foil to tho floor. aud tho as.
tonfslled mud dumbtounded huok1soptr aud orc
, 1875-06-28

THE IOWA REPUBLICANS.
BunL.yo4oS, H., juno oG.--Tlo Dcs Moines
County l.epnblieao Convention was held to-day.
Tho follosing del.3atos woro soiocted: A. II.
stutsulan. Geo. II. Inuo. J. s. DurniAam. Thoo.
Guech. Frank Hnttou, John q. Tooto. II. II,
Courtwright. ". Seymour Fred IIcsor. J. ".
WlIIiatus, Daniel HiSon. It is understood tI,st
thu delegation viii support Ho1gers. ot Dayon-
port for supreme judge.
Council DLuFrs, ,1u1.o 9d.-The Mills County
Republican Convention to-day iuatructcd It'll dele-
gates to tilo ststa Convention to vuta aolidly for
tue Hon. j. i. Nced for Supreme Judge.
, 1875-06-28
A spleHUatIsJIc BLOWOUT.

6DFtlai H{4DAEth % tn Chtea0n TFt6NNt,
, DupupuE, H., Juno 27.-Tho great Spiritual
ihtIo Convention, composed Of tho leading nle-
lliu,us rappers, mfnd-readoEs and eoul-roaders
Of tl1o Northwest assemblies In Dubuque to-mor-
row, mud will ronlAin 1T aessIou during tho work.
and uutler tie bush. = ntoo Hhady grove on tie
bluffs having been occurred for tl!a purpose.
snvcEat nf lilo most prominent Bp!rltlallsta In
u" Northwest arc prosopt, and tho low OF aoul-
luousc. ". Chaud!or OF Dubuque, is general
lnanRaor.
, 1875-06-28
SUNDAYS NEWS,


LOCAL,
Tho Chica9os wore on Saturday tlofoatod by
tho pbtade!uhias bv q sooro of to0.
....~..... 49,, us~-s.- ,,... .u
a caspeotoF nanea seymour Aohty 1oll from
.o LUZ! ~ ~ Aoof ~ 'uo oaaonsat VI !no o"'o'nE
No. 10 warren hvonuo On Saturday morning.
aud waa instantly killed.
Ata moetinr of thu uttno,a 1rnn.no socjctv
~, aaturd.v .ttoxna,, .,,o aan.,;,st,as ,. ~.
y" ea'.'u"s "t'osnoo.' '.'e eo1o.l'ut'oiA nas
amended 10 a. 10 take tn slx now Directors, and
ladcs woso elevtoa to the places.
A n,,ot;,,, ., H., Joro..o,,., f,,,. ,>o,a :,
moes.us ~ ,au yonosso1au o4"o M" no'a IL
ufoenepaums Dnllu'ug, on ruin ayenue, shtuf-
day oyonEug. Thomas 1loyno was elsctol Iros1-
dent; Vioa-prosiJopts, l.. Il, O,tu and Mnt
Ebcrhardt; Treasurer, Charlea Keru; Secretary.
~ c., NO.,
usrd M, Gn9,o .eu, ,,so thafles, Fd-
nu Iuusge NV @ "ese ntIesteu Ut their
for conspiracy to defrnud they arc now i NJ
Iargo upon bnil. Tho charge III tfat thew carrv
oh oilsnoss with lhtons Of sw1naling by failing.
Judge Rogers on Saturday rendered q decision
20 commit ior consomRs R ar. naruu'a Dlake for
Hus p"}inH noo't1 H. Payu h'mony any aot1cltor'h
, 1875-06-28

srrtE1t Dispaseh 10 3.:tt Chicaoo Tribune.
OBEosu, Wis, Juno 26.--Tho Republican
County Convention to-day elected Judge Gary
md James II. Foster delegates to tho stato
Convention for the FIRST District, and James Y.
Jones' and Hichard Guenthor for tic Third Dis
trict. All the doloSatca ate favorable to Har-
rlaon Ludington,
, 1875-06-28

Randolph and Halstcd streets, went distracted
over her.
Lang is n1an OF hbout 80 roars, Of good Ad-
dress and manners, nntl apparently man who
would hare beeu given credit for tho poseosson
al moro common Henae t1ikn l1o llAB shown In
tile present caao. 1to may escape the Coroner,
but hle chances arc doubtful.
, 1875-06-28

suaAh y. Anthony HAys ono woman In soyen-
has habit Of Ee@ting bold Of uuple assut slomo..
TIC secrets, which iSo In her mind loug After ths
pElnclpaa VI them have become fashltss slsie.
tyu9.
, 1875-06-28

THE MINNESOTA OPPOSITION.
Sreetai dispatch to The Chtca1o tribune.
ST, PAUL, MInn., Juno 20.-Tho Opposition
County Convention, held 1rore to-day, elected
twenty-three Fishcr delegates aud PASSED resuIu-
tom strongly Recommending tho nomination Of
FiHher for Governor.
, 1875-06-28

Hnllett, Davia Il Co.'S
GRIND. square aud upright paos arc for es1e onlv at
tho pano rooms ut ". ". Mnlball, corner Btsto and
Adams streets,
, 1875-06-28

CosT and Csmon,lls Pills aso prosssl expressly 10
euIe !o.daehss. hsussiSa, Hersoasss aud tlaopess-
~ ffs3; aaa ~ AZ dE4gsl.tsI and VAN hUliA4O
hosyas Qhi6x8o. "
, 1875-06-28

BASEBALL.
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Br. LoUIa, Juno 27.-Daao bali: Balnt Louis
Ntdb, .: WnBhingtonp, D.
, 1875-06-28

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H. fteAdI9 GEltwula, tutanE auu of Euxard 4, spl
Emma Ghlah0am. " -
tunetsi f.om hets Eostdcueo. ~ West Lake S,roo On
, 1875-06-28

a Plug Of Gold
In hollow tooth may ba necessary OWL but It Ia hest
to escapo tho necessity fur such unkertng by uainu
tl,at superior &ntldoto To dental. decay Frarrant
aozodout.
, 1875-06-28

HNEw BALTIMORE, O.. Msy 8, 1878,
s~pa. HoaK-1ha.e uaod yopr .nits StappoF Gsataur
Il xoFkoa !lka charm. Ono application mado b mi
oxh hand tho*tod1 did more EooA hsn anything had
him. Vary truly. 4. II, DAY, ~ D"
, 1875-06-28

.. How Do You Know
but that your child may 10 burned OF scaded toof-
row1 fyoti would baso blu lfo, kcep Dalioys Magical
Pain Extractor In thu houao, rs ceuta,
, 1875-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Ccntnur Ltntl1,etltH

aIiay pain. subdas svsllluss, hsal
burns, and Will euro rheumatism,
trastn. and f'sth. bono and ususcls
ailments. Tho White Wrapper IL for
family uso. tho yellow Wrapper Il for
animals,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-30
Rc.,snn,1on orsccrc,nry Dcl..,..

WASHINGTON, Sept. RI Although
daily expected, the resignation OF
Secretary Delano took a good many
people here BY surprise, and tie cor;
respo,ldcnce has been much com
men.cd on in political circles. The
enemies OF the secretary are deeply
chagrined at the strong Endorsement
of,he president, and rca| ize that they
are placed in Il very awkward posi-
ton, after having repeatedly declared
that the secretary would retire from
the cabinet in disgrace. They now
see that the president did not force
tho secretary out, but that he urged
him to remain. The letter Of the
president is iii every way satisfactory
to tho friends Of the secretary. Now
that the resignation has been accepted,
the attention OF all is absorbed in the
question asst
WHO WILL BE DELANo's SUCCESSOR.
When the president handed Mr..
Delano the acceptance Of his, rcsignat.-
ton, he requested him not to make
the correspondence public till he
could decide upon "a successor. Late
Yesterday friend Of the secrctary's,
in whose hands the correspondence
had been placed when MIR. Delano left
for OHIO, received telegram saying
that the correspondence might be
given to the, public, and il was ac-
cordingly placed in the hands Of the
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-30

ASSOCIATED Press Agent, and copy
furnished the papers here. If The
president had.not s,lrete,l . aSucecss0r
it is believed hl would not have a,.-
Nthorized the publication q tie colrds,
pondence. Yet up ,o.a very late hour
tonight, Secretary t'isil, he only
member oiile Cabinet .inithc city, and
-wlio was 10 |,: notified in order Il at
no delay Enlightenment in issuing a
commission,. had rot lear;l word
from The president. lrS<pessitI., The
nam. o! his sli,g-cssor " II be sl~nt o,li
Tonight from some pl.nt oil:e>t than
here. Speculation is tc as to@slle
|.pcrson who VII he selected, and
without lNiDly!tg cSue(ly why, those
who are nea:ca, The pFesileai regard
it rs settled tia, the new ,nlensl,cl ti
the calumet viii eone i'sem i'.nnSy VI
vania, and the names most prominent
ly mentioned arc eX Representative
Armstrong and Wa,,e McNeigh.
Commissioners l.alt. Who's ni,'tc has
been named III cOiii:ts:iou with ir
office, said ,h;s AFTERNOON lAt. he
did believe t!lc pf~si,ient hid,
seriously i!ianght o! n;ia ID e9fin..c-
ton witt, the illieil@l: de4}arl4Me:l1.
Ii tcilole,cl he wouI,l KSiSiiT5;i5ct loi7g.
about accepting the position. t5r the
cares Of the Office he now holds arc
enough to llsie.- -Liln from taking an