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Our 81. ClaIrsyille Letter.

or. CLAIHSVlLLEt may 4I'
EIItOr Of the InttllIgeneer:
The now famous MediIl will case oecu-
pied the attention OF the court from Fri
day last ill Monday midnightin eliciting
the testimony, which was yoluminous.
The contestants alleged that the old man
had been prompted in the execution Of
the will, and that without. this he was
mentally incompetent tot'dispoSe OF his
property. 90,
He died OF pneumonia, after a briet i'll
ness, few hours after his will was made,
though it was proven that for weeks past
his mind was on the subject, and, indeed,
his last illness was the result Of trip y
ST. Clairsville. almost specially 10 have
the instrument made, and he only failed
in having 1t written in consequence oil
forgetting some necessary memoranda.
The arguments inihe case began at S
o'clock Tuesday morning, the court
limiting the counsel to three hours a
side. D. Peck, Esq, opened for the
assailants in an hour and halfS speech,
followed by John McSweeney in three
hours speech for the will, in which he
displayed that power as an advocate for
which he Isl so justly celebrated. st. Clair
Kelly closed for the plaintiffs, and the
case was given to the jury in a charge by
Judge Chambers at 4 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. A prompt verdict for the
wiIlwa, anticipated, but, to the surprise
Of almost every one, Wednesday morning
iouRd the jury still out. At9 4. NJ. the
Judge was asked by the jury for more
| light on his charge, which was afforded.
The jury again retired, and at . P; NJ.
they returned with yeEdict sustaining
the will, to which all, .Ihs cpedple say
lamen.
The venerable Judge Kennon, though
still an invalid, we are pleased to believe,
is somewhat better. He walks the street.
ard treads the court halls like the old
patriarch he ia among his tellows. e.
An imtiense amount OF business ia yet
before the Court. We understand that
about three hundred cases are dOcketed
for trial. 1t ia safe 10 say that nine
tenths Of these cases are the Legitimate
ioutgrowth Of hot blood, and possess nc
other merit than "I'll make him smoke
for that" .. OBSERVER.
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New Jersey Republican Conyen-

TRENTON, May 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met to-day and was
largely composed OF friends Of Blaine.
Hon. CORTLAND Parker was elected per-
manent Chairman, with 4 Vice President
from each district. The following dele
gates to the National Convention were
chosen: William J. Sewell, George A.
Halsey, Garrett Hobart, and Frederick A.
Potts.
The resolutions adopted pledge con-
tinued support TO the Republ lean party;
arraign the Democratic party as false 10
the trusts reposed in il; express the be-
lief that the welfare Of the country de-
mands the firm establishment Of the prin-
ciples with which the history OF the Re-
publican party is identified; firm main
tenance OF the national faith as embodied
in the amendments to the constitution,
which sum up and secure the results OF
the war; the hearty and unqualified sup.
port Of The doctrine Of national unity aud
equal rights for all classes and conditions
oil men; the fulfilling Of the obligations
imposed on the country by long and
destructive war, forced upon Us by the
insane and wicked policy Of the leaders
Of the Democratic party, North aud
South; a speedy return to specie pay:
ments; a free, non.Sectarian system Of
public schools, as the safeguard and glory
Of our free institutions; n sound timan-
cial and economical policy, looking TO
the promotion and protection Of every
form OF American induslry.
ResOired, That the delegates elected are
hereby instructed to advocate -uch
measures aud To support such candidates
before the National Convention ~ will be
to the country pledge and guarantee
Of an hune.t aud able administration, a
reformed and elevated public service, aud
high aud honorable devotion 10 the wei.
iaie Of the country aud the perpluity of
its priceless heritage Of free popular gov.
erInnent.
AJsnn.pat
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will of the people to the imperious sway
of n money olipafchy.

Will OF inc people 10 the lmperlous sway
Of a money oligarchy.
9. That the Democracy OF Ohio present
10 the Democracy Of the other sovereign
States Of the republic, the name OF VIM.
Allen rs the choice Of Ohio for the Presi-
dency.
10. That the delegates at large to the
ST. Louis Convention and the delegates
appointed by the Congressional Districts
are hereby requested In the National Con.
vention 70 vote in favor OF Wm. Allen. as
President and to use all honorable means
to secure his success. - - -
The reading Of the minority report was
followed by considerable confusion.
Several speeches were made for and
agaiist ID adj 6ption, and finally, under
the previous Question, vote was taken
upon the report Of the minority as a sub
stitute for the majority report, and II
was adopted by vote Of S6S yeas'to 800
nays.
Much confusion followed, and several
motions were made TO adjourn, but were
voted down. Thefeport was then adop-
ted by vote OF 1858 yeas to 266 nays,
many delegates having left the hall.
The Convention then balloted for nom.
nations for State officers, with the fol-
lowing result: -
Secretary OF state-William Bell, Of
Licking couny, by acclamation.
Judge OF the Supreme Court-William
E. Finck, OF Perry county.
Member OF the Board Of Public Works
H. P. Clough, OF Butler county. :.
Presidential Electors at Large-Wm.
Long, of Seneca county, Granville Stokes,
Of Warren county.
Delegates to the National Convention
George H. Pendleton, VIM. L. OBrien,
Gen. George W, Morgan and Thomas
Ewing.
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Iowa Democratic Convention.

DEs MoINEs, May 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met here this morning.
There are about 800 delegates in attend
ance. Judge Kenna, Of Tawa, was chosen
temporary chairman, and I. 0. Walker
and W. W. Garner, Secretaries. Com;
mittees were appointed, and the conyen-
tion took a recess until 2 o'clock.
IOWA DEMOCRACY FOR HARD MONEY.
In the afternoon session Hon. II. H.
Trimble was elected permanent chairman.
On roll call "a counties failed To re.
spond, bpt 326 delegates were present. II
was decided to hold two State COnven-
tions and merely to elect delegates to 81.
Louis at this Convention.
The resolutions adopted declare that in
view OF theiweakness of! the present ad-
ministration and the corruption that per-
yades and permeates the public service,
The Republican party Is no longer ft 70
bear the responsibilities OF the govern
hent. Demand reform and demand Of
the National Democratic Convention
such pledges Of uprightness and
decency for the administration as
will command the confidence Of the
best and most patriotic men Of the coun-
try, and the selection Of standard.bearers
Of known probity, who are pledged to
reform.
The financial resolution is as follows :
Resotved, That inasmueh as gold is the
recognized standard OF values throughout
the world, and furnishes the basis for
general trade and commerce, we favor an
early return TO specie payments, because
II will place the business interests OF the
country on n sure and satisfactory basis,
and secure US from the uncertainties at.
tending the existence Of two money me-
diums OF unequal value. At the same
time we believe that forced and sudden
resumption Of specie payments, such as
Is contemplated by the So.called Sherman
resumption act OF 1875, will cause wide.
spread disaster and ruin to our
business interests that it has had
and now is having a blighting effect
on all industry, and being one OF the many
blunders Of the Republican party should
be repealed. The resolutions were adopt
ed unanimously. A spirited contest was
had over the selection OF delegates al
large to the National Convention. The
following were selected: II, II. Trimble
NJ. NJ. Ham, o. Fuich and b. F. Mont
gomery with Edwin Campbell, ]. Craw-
ford, S. B. Evans and Van Metre dele
gates for the various districts, were elect
ed and two alternates from each Congrcs
sional District. The delegates were in
structed TO vote as tho majority OF thu
Convention should direct.
Adjourned at SPIN. Proceedings har
monious.
The canvass OF delegates to ST. Loui'
shows II for Tilden, and the Tilden lead
ers here assent that the delegates vote fol
him as unit. On the other hand one o.
the delegates and leading man assert.
that a majority Of the, delegation vii
probably vote for Tilden ifAorder to car
ry New York.
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s,ravlcrries ana PoiI.Taxes.

From The Austin lNeE.l HessIIIe.I
In this city at present there is a great
demand for strawberries and no supply,
and . large supply Of poll.tax receipts
and no tlemaIid. It's tho way Of the
world. People crave things that they
can not get, and disdain things which are
easily procured. Because Strawberries
come from 4 distance everybody rushes
to buy them; and here are poll.tax re:
Ceipts growing ut our very doors and
selling at the low rate Of four dollars
apiece, and nobody wants them. !.
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The Fast Mail Trains Doomed.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE debate in
the House upon the Postofiice kppropri,
alton bill Indicates that the fast mail
train Is doomed, although the subject was
not concluded. The Postotiice Depart
ment has maintained that the service can
not DO continued unless the demand OF the
railroads for six mills per linear foot for
the entire full width Of the car space per
mile run is complied with. The amend,
ment proposed BY Carter Harrison, to
give six mills for such acc6modations, and
that the rate Of speed be thirty miles per
hour, and seven mills for speed above
thirty miles per hour, was rejected In
Committee Of the Whole.
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Sale of - Knilroad,

sPRlSoFIELD, ILL, May l7.-Jnhn A,
Jones, Master in Chaneery OF the United
States Circuit Court for the SuuIhrrh
District Of illinois, yesterday sold At auc'
ton, under decree OF the Court, the La
iayelle, Bloomington & Western Railroad
leased line uf the Toledo, Wabash q
Western, tor debt Of 81 ,445,94l 81, with
interest 1t was bought BY John T. Mar
Tin, on behalf the 5ondholders, for $780,
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C.onl,.d ,EhisI,r Trinls.

NEw YORK, May l7.-In the Criminal
Branch OF the United States Circuit Court
to-day, F. o. Boyd, Philip a. Tuska,
William II. RiecR, William Harding,
Emanuel Elang, Edgar P. Hill, William
S. Miller, James Anthony aud Edward
Boring, the only persons thus far Indicted
for completely In the crooked whisky
frauds, were arraigned to plead to the
indictments. Boyd and Tuska were al
lowed until Monday next 70 put In their
plea, and all the rest were adjourned
until Wednesday next.
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Kentucky Republican Conven.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Republican
State Convention will assemble in this
city tomorrow and nominate delegates to
Cincinnati. The indications are that the
convention will be very largely attended.
It is understood that Ihe course OF Secre.
tary Bristow in his administration oi
public affairs will be endorsed, and also
that he will be recommended as the best
man TO succeed General Grant as Presi-
dent. No instructions, It is thought, will
be given the delegates, but it Is said that
they will all be for BristoW.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PmLADELPHrA, May 1.-THE special
display OF fruits and vegetable" which
was announced for to-day in the Agri-
cultural Hall Of the Centennial Exposi-
ton was postponed until tomorrow. Ths
French steamer L'Amerigue is expected
to-day with 400 tons Of French exhibits.
Among her passengers are the French,
Belgian and Russian judges OF the Cen
Iennial awards.
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CLEVELAND, May 1.-THE lightning
did considerable damage here. II set fire
10 the packing house Of Rose & Bro. on
Independence street, this morning, which
was entirety destroyed. Loss not ascer-
tanned. Tie Standard Oil Works were
also set on Ere. Loss small. The Ger.
man Lutheran Church, corner OF Erie
and Bolivar streets, was struck and badly
shattered. No loss Of life is reported. n
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NAIL CONTRACTS.
THE TURF.
The Kentucky Derby.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE weather was
fne and the attendance fair to-day.
First race-For three-year old 6llies,
$50 pay or play, with 1000 added, sec-
ond horse to have $500, ! . miles twenty
three entries, and nine started. Won by
Hooper. Time 2.04!,
Second race-Louisyille ladies' stake,
for two.year old fllieS, dash Of half n
mile, SIS, pay or play, with $500, second
horse to have 500. Won by ClaSsmate,
Time so.
Third race-AsSOciation purse Of $500,
second horse 10 have 500, dash q miles.
Elemi was the favori,e and won easy in
3:49l.
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AN Ohio editor prOnOunces the Ohio
buildings a. the Centennial @the' most
bideous conglomerate Of stone and wood
aver scen outside Of nightmare" The
original design was to have a handsome
structure Of stone, exhibiting specimens
from every Ohio quarry. A few quarries
sent dornirks, MS an advertisement-the
rest refrained There was stone enough to
build about one.third Of the edi6ee, and
the rest is patched out with shingles
clapboards and puncheons. There ia only
one thing left to comfort our Ohio friends,
and that is that New Jersey claims 10
have structure which is more hideous
Than that OF Ohio.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IVA man and
woman, both drunk, we're seen to staggtr
down Chestnut street at o'clock This
proceed to the river, clasp hands
and jump OF the pier into the wa sr. The
man this morning raid bis name WA John
Brown and he lived in New Jersey. He
did not kuow the woman, but bad met her
on the street aud they walkei down to
geIher. The wOmAns body was found
this morning, but not Identified.
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BosroS, May ia report comes from
Portsmouth,, n. H., that Swedish Wo-
man living on "smithy Nose Island" has
confessed on her death bed that she muir
dered two women in April, 1873, for
which Louis Wagner was convicted and
executed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELAND.


DUBLIN, May 1.-THE differences be-
tween the members Of the Dublin Uni
versity boat club and the rowing club,
have caused the secession Of the leading
members OF the former, including the two
Barringtons and Pentland. They will
join the rowing club, which is to organize
two crews for the Henley regatta. These
two crews will afterwards be consolidated
and, go TO the United States as the inter
national crew. 1t is possible that the
boat club may form an independent four
for America.
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From thc BInek Hills.

FoRr LARAMIE, May l7.-Mr. May, Of
Cheyenne, brings in the following news :
He was told BY a Mr.. Church that JIG.
Sanders, Of Cheyenne, and two sthers
were killed a few days ago on Sand
Greek, near Custar. Mr.. Church's in.
formaut helped to bury the three men.
They we're out prospecting. Ali were
scalped. Church is expected In to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, May l7.-John o'Conner
was to-day sentenced to the penitentiary
for life. He has been one Of the most
desperate OF rutIians and committed nu.
mefouS crimes, the last one being the
isassination Of Abram Anderson, Of
TaylorSyille,
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FIRE RECORD.
. A Sad Disaster.

ELMrRA, n. Y, Mayl7.-The house OF
Daniel Mingo, near Dresden, burned last
evening, and three children, aged ID, s
and 5 years, perished. il, the flames.
Mingo was a'wiaOwer. lie had left the
children alone in the house. Their bodies
were found this morning lying clOse to.
gether. Gag a .qa
TANrlco, Ill, May l7.-About two
o'clock this morning a FIRE broke out in
this place which destroyed six business
places and caused loss OF S35,O00, on
which there was an insurance Of about
$1,000. ~ -.L --
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WAR DKPAA1hhNTI
OVHicK OF THE cHIEY SIGNAL OYgTcER,
wAsuSoroS, DC, May lS-l a. N.

WASHINGTON, DC, May 49, An.
PRoBAmLrTIEs
In the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley stationary followed by
falling barometer, south to eSt winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional
rains from the last section to Texas.
In the Lake regions, rising barometer,
northeast or southeast winds, cooler and
partly cloudy weather and areas Of rain.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri, falling barometer, east TO south
winds, slightly warmer, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas, followed
in the latter BY rising barometer and cold
northwest winds.
In the Middle States, falling and sta
tionary barometer, east to south winds,
generally warmer, partly cloudy weather
and cooler.
The Upper Ohio river will continue
rlHlng.
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Molly Maguire Investigation.

PUTrsviLLE, May l7.-In the Yust trial
to-day, Mrs. Kerrigan testified that
Kerrigan, witnsss for the prosecution, left
hume the evening Of July 9th, having
loaded pistol in his pusseS.iun, AID
did not return until the morning iull0"-
ing, when he told her that he had shot
YUst,
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CINCINNATI, May l7.-In the Demo.
cratic Convention this evening the report
Of the minority Of the Committee on resO-
lutions In favor Of soft money was
adopted by vote Of 366 10 800. II Is
considered 4 victory for Allen.
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FORMALLY DEMANDED.

Mr., Hoyne to-day made p formal de-
mand on Colvin for the official documents
and other papers pertaining to the
Mayors office, and reciting that Hoyne
Is and Colvin is not the legally elected
Mayor Of Chicago. ,Colyin has ~ yet
made no answer, and it is stated that he
will Immediately commence quo war.
rnnto proceedings against Haynes, and
test the case.
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AND now, Of course, tn. steutenvilIt j.
Gasctte will be happy, notwithstanding !hF
fire in the editors house Sunday nlSh.'
(when the boys were playing oid - S'eGseI = !,
over the nomination Of "olebplallen"
Yesterday, and the adoption Of S-06
nlatform.
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AsHTABULA, May ia cargo OF over
seven hundred tons OF Lake Superior iron
ore was received at A-htabIla harhor
yesterday. This Is the frat arrival Of the
season from Lake Superior, none having
been received either from Erie or CleVe-
land this wear,
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Ght9'ttel4igstrrer


The County Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the recent Republican Conven'
ton at the Court House, are requested te
meet at the INTELLIokNcER Office at q
?. NJ, Saturday, the Goth inst, for orSa'
nisstion and other business.
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BoroS, AIsy17.-The Merrinac worst.
ed mills at Wilton, N, H., have shut
down. The Peabody millS al NeWbury!
port will shut down On the 9Th instant.
The Ocean mills will run, but reduce the
wages.
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Marine Intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN, May 1.-THE steamship
Hecla, from Boston, has arrived.
ANTWERP, May H.-The steamship
Switzerland, from Philadelphia, has
rived,
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Cardinal HcCioskey.

New York, May 1.-THE health oil
Cardinal McCloskey is improving, and it
Is thought probable he will visil, Cincin.
haiti to attend the celebration Of the gold.
en jubilee Of Archbishop Pureell.
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TIE Hon. 3. NJ. Bennett, Of Weston,
would like to be the Democratic candi.
date for Governor this year, but he writes
to ex-senator Granlham that under the
circumstances, having taken an active
part in the removal Of the Capital, he does
not think it judicious to endanger the
unity Of the Democracy by the use Of his
name in the coming canvass. As an
oF.et to this letter we suggest that ex-
Senator Eastman shall also write out
similar declination, on the ground that
he having taken part against the removal
Of the Capital, has thereby endangered
the unity Of the party in the First Di+'
,rict in case Of his nomination.
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TIE Ohio Democracy had an interest
ing time yesterday in their State Conven'
ton at Cincinnati. They resurrected old
Bill Allen and put him on the same plat
form that broke down under him last fall.
This action is chiefly important as re-
CARDS Thurman. OF course it Nvails
nothing for Allen. lie is dead as Julius
Crsar as regards any prospects for the
ST. Louis nomination. But it may very
seriously injure Thurman, who really
has Tor had until yesterday a good pros
pect at St. Louis. II Ohio goes into the
Convention divided between Allen and
Thurman, the result may be to compel
the withdrawal Of both rs compromise
measure.
In 1852 Allen would have been the
Democratic nominee instead Of franklin
Pierce, il the Ohio delegation had not
been divided. A man who capnot com-
mand his own State has poor show for
commanding other States in National
Convention.
Then, too, that platform will play
smash with Thurman in the East, shonld
he attempt to stand on it. It demands
the unconditional repeal Of the re-
sumption act OF last year, and, we
may say, Numerically antagonizes the
New York Democracy,whO have put them
selves on record in favor Of STEADY steps
toward specie payments no step back
ward"
How New York and Ohio, the two great
rivals for the Democratic nomination,
are to get together on these two conflict.
ing platforms, is not easy to be seen. The
horse, are headed in opposite directions
and it seems difficult for one man to ride
both Of them. 4 : = /
Qua friend Jack Hubbard is a pretty
cool observer Ot4ho political situation
these times de !n'nk' 'ne olne'ana,' 9s,1,
nomination depenas iaFssS on '.. .sHIs1
way Morton turns a''eF u: pFeliI'"ar
ballots 1t he turns p'a'ne~a,. 'Hs
horses eyes are sol III '@"s l I'Fss'''' "iI :, :,
all probability, unIs''' SAu" p.o'' :
however, NAV 1o"N,'"S wv" wv " %,e, y
to wreaN us sNVV' ts's"sS ,,,,,," y" "
Tor 'hat 'uFNS!'S'eN n., a.,
him SeVera years aB% :" 'a .,, .ss,
history may feP:aI '''t,,' L'a ans $50, saa.'
tA'nS happen IN S,It.n"1I ttt. :.
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leu the nsn' IN Pt'so" usA'"s' .,.,ss, e,,' Ss%
ara anu Nl''e" nun ." lNe very ,'.,;". I"'sS'.
o' victory 4"e'e peFso"A' "p'I'V's,
IN PO''''c' are potent e,r"e"N' ,,. a".
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CHICAGO.
The Munn whisky Trial.

CHICAGO, May In the Mum
whisky case to-day the prosecution rested
IL caseAnd the defense, after an inefect-
bal attempt TO have Mum testify in his
own behalf, introduced several witnesses
in rebuttal, and finally called The Hon. J.
D. Ward 10 contradict Rhem'a Lestimony.