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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-08
Hamburg EDGINGS
AND SETTINGS

4 AMBD re- EDGINGS
AND INSRRTINGS
JUST Deceived From AUCTION
500 ards, NJ cents 60 a. cents per ysrd
80 yards N bite JacOuet CAhBRICS, slightly
sol al, 81 20 censsi worth 3Th cents.
ltvJ assorted style Linen TOWELS, from Il cents
20 - cents piece.
20 d zen Dsmssk DoYLIES. 81 a5: worth sl IS
20 shTds me Black MOHAIR aud ALPAOAS at
81 snd s2 cents; worth IS tnts aud sl
isgsnt Bis SILKS, at 81, : Is, 81 50, 81 rs,
e2, 81 Is aud a2.eO.
With many olher sessonable GOODS at low dOsn
pTlCas.
CURsKR Eth STREET, a.RKEr SPACE.
marf5t u w. GOILEY
DRY GOODS PAINFULLY CHEAP.
, 500 Td' calieoes in Remnants, Sc per I'd.
Ali dark cplcrs in Dress Goods at cost
Ready made Felt SkirTs Csc, worth OIL IS
New sty les OF SPRING DKEss GOODS.
Elegant Dress Plzids. l2s, IS, -, 25c.
Blooming Black A pacas. Is. 81. sc CHEAP
Best makvs Black Silk, 81 Is, sl.s0, 81.
Black Csshmeres. rs, Shc.. al, very cheap.
Ttmise Cloths, Wool Delsines, Drap ID Eie, Hen
riettss
White Goods chesp-Piques axe, worth 1sc
Closing Carpet salo-cst ingTains 81 IS 10 per CT.
on for cs-h; all Wool pets Use, former price
ST. good Carpets soc; Brussels at reduced prices.
Cali soon for bargains.
r. ~. NAUDAIS,
feb29 u 100 Market spsce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-08

FOB SALE-New Groom HOUSE, eIeas.niIy To-
Il Gated northwest, with hall an CLOSETS, very con
.enient; small pay ment down, balance s25 monthly
Also. on he north side of street. betw cen ID and
sd northwest beautiful Lot "a feet front with wide
alley, with frame House, now renting at 10 mouth
ly: ANAL payment down, balance Ia six yearly pay
ments or monthly. W. W. METOALF,
MARI st Corner 18th ST. and New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-08

Two sums-oS00 each-l Of o4)0-1 Der cant.
for negotiating.
Auction Sale.
on lRipAY. e;s O'Clock ?; n :, on the promises,
house erd vacant lots, No Sll Sd st. n. between
Massachusetts, ave. and ct. marS-tr
, 1876-01-08

EEtrid& CortcspondfRct Of The Chtcago TRIBUNE.
GESKvA, H.. Jan. IA largo party gathered
New Ycsr's night at the Pnblie School Hall. at
thu limitation Of tbs young ladies Of the town,
wio inaul:urated the year with the luoEt brilliant
assembly eyor hell in ticnoya. The lalea had
decorated tho hall mont beautifully With o1os-
groona. flowers, and btsht-p1umase1 birds.
Iho chandelier was lovely in ,its trimmings OF
grecn fcstoous, pogchod upon Which 'Sere Hcarlet
orioles and gay cetlzr-birls, and a browt-coa.ed
veascl rGoped out between the burners. \
largo arch 6f oyc1gEocns sp-ans up oror tho foot
lights on tue stnHo, with 'aEso lcstcrs, cxsona+
tiie compliments of tho scason, suspended from
lts aega.ont. A largo wroatA depended against
tho nuytl, oIlA Of the hall Wish tho tiate Of tho
yoal. 1876, til gill Rs2res; wlula on Glitter
side, IN unlias latteEe, intcstwlncd with
gtucn wreatlliue, were tho raha!tktic words,
| "l.cap-fcar," wllc, revealed tho seeret OF the
| ladies' management. Eyesy wstilow whs fen
! toned with bright groon and 1aauliful honaes.
4 uise-iaokinG tittla owl sat perch0d over the
lutge wreath. nd<lns muct to tue tlAtlclsy of the
decoration.
Tho contumes Of tbs lnaics 1ore mnat elcgant,
aud in perfect tn.te. anu 1t wonli la inviaIous
lovely. lho music, by lrof. Fitzgerald was OK
| qui6to Tho ltfrcahMcnts were Hpreaa tn tho
| iibrtyy-room, and wcra palatah1e uttl abundant.
On tho tlaclstoata ut tho entrance to the room,
waI printed III large tutterH. "NalcomD.
| Yon1s Respectfully iy-We Gi.la-l878."
Tho night bein|; saturday. tho assembly btolo
up n little heioro u o'clock; but. owing to tue
| 4uuAib!e management Of tho Indies, ttoy began
| Is Of tifno to taa their varlcd aud interesting
programn,s. The programme announced tho tol-
lowing coulnllitaeH: 1ntroductton-s1iRBes Lt!lio
| TtiuGic, yitgiuIn Warren, Alice uounett. Liobio
Towncr, and Eta Pierce. Floor -Managoss-~
| lfsp blanche LoycdAy, Bella Dcunctt, and Annso
| IIalriEon. No palns wt1e spared to make the
| occasion most Joyous oue. It was nn eminent
eiccass, and tho ladies' arc to DO credited with
gotsinE up, md carrying through successfully,
| iu Geuaya.
, 1876-01-08
DR., RADWAY'9
Regulating Pills

Gxs rsxalata. purify s,s.q.s ~ sts1xsaesa. q! s,n.
Isaf, Hsse Kidna,a, IaldaI. Marcus p..stt;,s. IT,.
eaaschs IoaAtltAion. oestiIsA tadiksssasos Il s
Newell Ti3ps and iii tus lAt4xG1t ~ y.
aasts Wsrtsnhdt ia aneesA pos41so esn. tstry W.
ub,srss NJ la1|awnx tympt& nj tsxultsnx sfea
tae FIX ,o5.sss,' =. Of d. u IN u.
1ioSa' xoiaitJ Of ths Hteaaeah. hnusn GaA1tbatH
xsss a44s Il Wsi16. ~ y, f. ~ sss%,ass y e. ss<
e ssi.hss lIs; di4Ta.a ,s m I'd d .'asa ssssa
uS Ssn..sion *haa lq.nx .1a!s nsa3sf, Il r.Is Nc
IT, ssa Er E.1 f. sh% sias !a G1it Limbs
~ d',sss ot lADWAYS Lis vii sse ~ ~ ~ -
fron iii ths .ho1e-naued dlaordhxs. bftos - ssa|
boxs Eo'd tty dtusztssss
Isoiad "Fnlso and GTue,"
Bsapd QUO iattsraAauap TO- TADWAH II CO.. ~ Z
WArssn,st.. Nav Yesk, 1nasaaAslos HsStA tasaae'@
NlA ln Sept x9Qs
, 1876-01-08

Epslreim Lincoln, aolo.od, pazaed shrough
Mpotlaad tho other day OH i1is way to Mauttoba-
Ttors IL nothing remarkable IN this save that
hs xalkod IRON Louia.snA 70 Virginis, and from,
that fiacs to boston, through Maine 70 Nora
HcotIs, mud from there through Canala to III
iuoa, Wisconsin, H.. rAuL and Duluth. overland
to a1oorhead. Ills journey haa been Vt ,one year
and nluo 1nonthB' duration, and 10 oouteuaplston
travelling nluo mouths longer, WHOM hs hopea ~
bring up In Washington, u. T.. Ho MAS headed
for Manitoba, aud will 60 70 Tho hsadx akers Of
sl,s Missouri, tue Hack Hills, audit tbs IN
uiAoa do not l;lssrupt his aou1sylty--oast to
:, ,>Iexung tors
, 1876-01-08

Fsssf and Aeas eurod for nfty cen4. There Il not
I'D I'd ~ o.htr :.af,ga. 'ioss ssstls tIpbosd ysss'
l'.ds:Ys neadr nelloi. Fifty eea4 pr Gaitia
, 1876-01-08


Anco Companies, The merchants were com
pc!ed to pay second time, intel, to thelr dis
Rus.. Tho result Of this expefiauoe ~ that
check for Insurance. prcinlnna are DOW drawn
almost invariably 10 tho o1he1 Of tho companies,
aud the conapauioa Lave Inserted in lhcsr poll
clos THIS cianuu 'Any person who may ncgoti-
ato Tits Insurance, and branH ths natno 10 tho Of
fec OF tl,ia COMPANY, shall 10 deenieu an agens
Of tue assured. and not Of this company, undcs
anv circumstances"
This III the cashier or check Bystum applied to
dishonest insurance agents.
NECESSITY ron oHEuKs on THE HIGHER cLAssEa.
1t will bs observed III almost sreEY lllsta.,co
ths dssicss o'npio{sa to reduce stsa
Of them IL consinel TO- class
Of employees whoae average Ba|AItea aEe unlur
%2,U00 per annuu,. Without these pAtent ma
chimes for making msn honest, It "a ye.y doubt
cent OF ths,r sa'attes-or .perLaps 30 Ut tho
outside. There IL class Of oloska, csshtorA. aud
sacHIneu In largo morcGuttte aud financial estab-
llshsnenta who set rich sud live fast on very
small salaries. .Any Saturday you can so on
Fifth avenue and ses young meu whose salaries
aro not over 1000 per annum sporting sast
horssa aud diamonds, OF Al tho tAeRtfs u night
waiting upoa faehion&b!e-soeatY bellos. at an
expense equsl to *a3 por day or night,
aud tho xroRtost m.stety Of I'll Ia bow tley lnaa.
ago TO do II month aftsr month without exciting
tie suspicious OF their employars. short tino
ago. the writer noticed shat thero wore au un-
| usual number Of instdc wse-raihpIs behind 4
| bauk EQUATOR. snd asked the pEesilont Why II
telless 10 closely. lie euswoEed shat It was dooe
to prevent buokkeepets aud other clerks from
| s.yly tae!ng money packages. lie re1uarAed
| further thas It wan uuiust to soqalrc bonds OF
| telloss, aud hold theu1 fssranstats for money
| within eA1v rcach Of othat pcrsops. Tne tl.Acs
| ssc 40 ttckltsA that one hardly knowB whom to
| trust. xnd Il u sttnost ~ everyday OCCUR.
ssnco that dessleauans a1e discovered. Tho
, 1876-01-08
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary sud won,b DlseAses, ura,ol Dlabates nsop,
soppaga d WATER lncont!nenoo o. urine brshfs II
d1st dcpsit. tbo r.tef think. cloudy. n1:d TtA
sS' u Gvfn l. morht dix b!tidai appsAtsnee. aad
wbito hupe.n1t to1,oaH and when tbsse h pekliuSs
brrtng aensnutt he1 pasHuR VAtar And pAA ths n1aA
Of tho back aud aoEls the lo!as.
TuE.or Of T'wetve Ycnrh' Grnwth Cured ~
.NAltvay's ftesnlytnts
HEyrnLy, Mass. Ja1f H. tss1:
IN. lsADwAr: 11.ys hAd o.n!isa tnmos y M oFs1th
III itEtsd sssFythiaf tnAs Recommended, hut naA.
nx hoippd mo. i -. your Reso!!sut And thoafh.t
ts'aS tt tSs!s o:ss issi,s.
sadJ Nect and tl,ssa u t sign q t4nos 70 hs es:9
ND so, bes ,9att una1 aa nspes T. ~
sis Il sta taWois u.er the xron. rrtethia to III
thn bone1t Of othsss. You can rnn@n4 w u y 5ois e1ns
Pree, a car bottle. s"4
, 1876-06-09
TIE FIRST WARD,

Tho First Wartl Republican Club held n sre
c!al meeting last evening III the Sherman I1ouso
Clnb-lspoln, with President L. l.. CUl,urn iii ,he
el'alr. iltc President, from tlle Cpr1inttco ou
peVlsnE Substitute for Primaries, mutlo
verbal report. It opposed thu Clubs linking
nominations Oh tho ground that there were
'nHny Republicans who would not join tho ward
clubs. Tic report advocates tlIut the Club
memberships BE- made rs large II. posaihlc, no
effort being made 10 obtain Il list OF voters, and
that It tlicIl make tic llominatiOna Which would
ohl!gatc the members, a. tho nn1nes Of nomfncct
would bu submitted to lhctr tal,ota The election
for such pnrposc should bo held by lie Club, 1t up.
pointing committee and Secretary 10 make
why tho nominations would b. ,a.le hnicttIy md
fa'sy ana M registry would prevent Illegal votin.
Afeafst. Haskell and Taylor discussed tho matter,
wlsn the report was received and laid oyrr iot
further action ut next meeting.
TiIu MAY0nALTT.
Tho Chn1r slated that tho meeting Ind boon called
for lhe prpnae Of cnnfIdertng thu Mayoralty Dues.
ns a. Il was sxpeeta thai Chg c9unc
lsil rs tilcFc Wna no hcaan TAKEN and there s1ns ~
lonb That there wnnd Ic special ctcc.lon called
!adorse tho action taken by IT.. lioy,,c wIile IL
Ma: Glsy.snd n,oye. thst a committee Of .1rce
orcrad in oer to press tho vtgws Of tic 't:D cDb
~ 9lnn the tnhlcct. Carried, Mrrnr'. ClnYclnid,
Taylor, nnd Dr. (iroSs wcre chosen the Committee
to which the Char WIS added.
ScErctnry NrnhaM offered several rcrurka OF m
unimpos,ant character, which were rccriyesl. liz
Mao stEEcsted that Il general Convention Of iho
held in, order Tint Tho members might Jero,ns
4monouy scthef e ''s To a co,ps 1t so'k or s ns
lntlnHa Irporto! IN fnllows:
, 1876-06-09
WASIIDUIlND,
THE FRENCH MINISTER TO TIE FRONT,


Tho practical exclusion Of Mr. blaine from
tie list OF Republican, candidates for President
lins, WI learn, turned tile tide of discussion In
the Republican purity IN curtain localities, a1Nl
especially ut Washington, toward EIthu l}
Washburne, of Illinois.
III ol'c essential respect Mr.. Wnshalrno Is tho
strongest candidate tho Republicans can non,-
snatci ho llns tho longest record us MI
opponent ol Jobs an1 special lpgtstution.
llo was aEatnat monopoltcs when It was
fasElonnblc o be fs,r hcln aud unpopular 10 oppopu
them. A. Representative In Eongrpes many
yeAls ago, lie matu Ach Eerurd ns IL ut tho urys.
ent time calculated to give candidate i,nneasura.
bie strength. although. nj thu tnle, It subjected
h1!n to ptlnm. lie wac II rrfornrr wltru ta,k ri
rHforn wnH INT 80 acceptable NJ 1t IN nuw. H.
Warh,urn. may not bc INT IN tho neld by The ,'in.
Ver{ t1rnIilablu rAntllunc.
rarf% ~, was :, "no ~ 3aecnsntinn nsainst Mr. Wau',
from the YrauecontE,.tntns Hallway fintis, anil
tsat hts nctioh thrIe vas inlurnce! thereby; bMi,
4 ttas, u !, o. 'arnnrc with thg general iennr q.
m"re s4narriy than he h:s yrt done i! ho can, he
should do II Immediately.
NJ. Washbur9 III te Int few days Il sa!d 10 hayu
MI wAsilnrHSr't ".quAnn DENIAL.
article II ths ss'x 4% ''s e. SS"h shr1 is snecne,
staIet N m commanding position q Ar. W.shbarna
~ u Candidate, We llnh tho following:
!, There waa INN artnFnin n7ntnSt Sfr fyn.hhurnc.
a' x;sf aay as 5H!y % a h IL. TIT. i, f,'a ~
r u Ssr;! Slsi 's 4 i d r., Ti
Ssa f"" s"{ H. '"'' tti,S L s T. A' ys
Mpaftcntly "ar ;co,ntsnporssy hat forgotten the
subject nnlo by MI Wa.htusne in rcspu,lsc 10 tl,u
of$na! stpry a. GIhltshc4 n t!s S"n which deela
haatn tas"n was Tlntsa in te Nruf ct Fsb. IL ln7a
aap'HE DtcE caoleu from our lat. 0licu. II Ia 4s
lollnws:
, 1876-06-09
A woMAN's PRESIDENTIAL MOTIONS.

~ sht Editor Qg The Tribune
PENHyILtE, Ind, June Gas the Cincinnati
Gazette statcs TIM TRIBUNE to be n Dylstow
paper, In the nnmc OF humanity I e,ltscat you
cdsturs to not let tho politicians control the
Convention and again trlng us under Copper
head ruc-for they lnvc no more lost Their
malice ttian tho mighty oak loses its vitality
when autumn's frost divrsts It OF It's foliage
When was young E1rl OF 20 years, living in
Central New York, our country editor, r. d.
Spencer, Of 1tham, Tompkins County, long
since dead, VAS srportad to hnve sccur-
cd the nomination Of ecu. Harrison at
Pittsburg tngainst d strong Clay ln1luence)
BY visiting she delegates at their rooms After tho
nrht day Hccs!on, nn1 n,akfnR them acknowledge
Tint IinFF.on was thu rsoFt popular with the cum.
mon people, and then stating 1t before tho Conycn-
lion Ut lii next eeseiOn.
Our local poiitc'nnsof Indtnnn arc generally for
Morton, hut they conft.as they tAt1t BststuW cnn
pol! thu strongest vote before tho people. In NV
own famlly. my ttreH hrothetr, life long Repub.
llcans think will not vote at all unlrss B,st1,y il
nominated, aud my n0n-tn.law IA Dcn,ucrat} |
think Will vote for neistow.
Not ono Of t'lose men have ever held nm Office or
even been c!ndItiato on my Ticket bnt they have
become entirely dlFguated With GrnniRm; and be-
!lcyo II every woman tn the cnuutry who bus In.
fclllEencc enough to appreciate tho state Of affairs
would Wfife yDH. hlc c0nl make n ttm{lar state.
mcne Of the fecinEa n lnyr own nc!ghbnriioo,i And
believe It was our poor Greeley who said an clcc-
tlon could be cnrrled by changing yotc OF twp In
cneh school IIrtrlct
1ihping to l1enr OF Dr!stow'A nomination, I nm,
1erpeethlly, thy fflcn'l, sAnAA G. SAWYER
, 1876-06-09
courage With which our men received and returned
| thu rnriny'e tlre, W, il. tfstI,.
| Matar cil Kentucky VoluntcrraL
TIE PRESS,
WHAT nNlsrOw REPRESENTS.

"''t "haSInH HfthESENISt
Cicrtiand tO.} Hrt4it{Hypl
Dit. Dri'ow's name III The Presidential canvass
n powerful becauee 1t rrrrteentt wht Tim renpla
no" earnestly ctaye-ofltc1al Ilnnrsty, l'y this wo
d" not mean merely pcrAoia Integrity. Other can
niaatct fnr nomination may hAvc n% rlcnn hhui. an
AIT. DriasoW. nntt the occasion demands more than
this. Public confidence will he given only 10 hin,
who Il himself honest nn'l 'u will enforce honesty
In his snloedlnact. iIc only Will bc trusted, or
Should be trusted. who cAlt ln depended IN 10 ruot
out c,rruntton wherever foun. and punish frau,l
~ readily f. party snpotS5 p ~ "l%l'teai o
dcmnhla onr ~ho will not wat fnr eyittnreA uf
corruption and nnfaIthfulnrr. in oillce 10 be thrust
%. h. TX kr IT." S ] q ee .h' qs'"s aiaS
ani g'u'nishsd IT ,:rs.y zssl nv sa1?tle service.
rThs ssar:e = NJ: Tri:,"ss il ill., Treasury ha.
ts whie makes HIN tho M esntra f d 1R spotanross
re"pi,,, w,nll ray. In tho Language Of tic Mastrr,
THIN Icen @ sh 0 aves aa isW fla thnrs s;'i,i w,
make thee ruler over many things
a MALICIOUS Lib EuuELcnED.
"'7' h"*""9'"" fatSs,rh s1,r T. fAs Cincinnati c'.
Tbs latest at'ack upon lrIrtow comcs from the
from otllcal reporta .! the hattlc u shiah, H.,
ienttrt 70 convcy the impression hat lirtrto,v lid
Ss ar!es s' he 4 'gs Cs
pHrer Row thl. evening, with the pusporc Of Inv
Try. The elp ia headed "seerr,nry Ilrstow-ilin
complete 3fceosd hnrlng the war" which Is. Of
of sunttny, l>ristow was knurked inrpnshc By sltu
explosion Of shell In close proxmfy.to to ha tcasl,
ninnd Of hi. regiment in point Of fact, he was
beloved 70 bo dcnd xhen he wns takepF ofr thr
field. and he remained inscnabe fnr several tlaya.
Tbs fast That tl,e society of The Army Of tho C1im
hcrlauh I'm which Department he served whsln IN
!ho army? has chosen him TO deliver the orntEun at
sufficient Ia rsow how ha ID eetcen,ctl Iy his Oil
comsndrs. This attempt 10 intnrc him Ia dastnrdly,
hnt c!Iaractersitc Of shta day Of desperate meaua
to ambitious political ends.
, 1876-06-09

| o4i,r r,.1,t.4 ~. ,,,.-- = =
H!aeto cAn certainly fecute the Republican rnrty
= vs. elccnfal ynter from The tuitful Slatca Of New
fF,n I'm The ncmocraic eonu,n " "
=. 70 thoto protcfacd Hcrulrans who wnnl,l prefer
tne ehteesa nf the hnnnttatt party 10 the election
~ s'.n. htiHtoW q. Frcs1rn niI the Inauguration
o. rcfnTm. IN MI ths Drpartnrnle of the Guycrn-
me.,. uke tMnts no haa carrel out In hs own de-
ihe1c n1r ,neh Fersoua especially III te ,liscnln,
Mru hlskf lting We arr f''ty nwarr. The rrn*ull
mns1 Tnt1,ionly eeafEnril ny tl,rm fur opposing
s'tn s'. bfrtnW IN l!lat 10 Wiz boEh In Huuthesn
i, Inn init = mere nfrsx1 Tho .aino reason
w.. MM .I. nave IN at4nnir,i !rcshlsnt 1tnco1. WIN
mns @ osn n ias from Tic ltsli.plhCc nf ten. rfs.
liz, .uu H,lu-e raEiy inning antl Arst political
,i,. ms.e icr' Hecldctlly antt-slascfy than Hcn
hTi.soW 81, @ =.
, 1876-06-09
IN INDIANA.

4AA bAAOEHAIiV 6UlHEME COURT,
Special Correspondence a The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 7.-llurng tic mat
two years tho columns nf THs TRIBUNE llayr
contained muuy serious reflections upon tho In.
tcgrity Of thu buprcmu Hcnch Ut Indiana:
cluTgcs that l,nyu hcrn moro Or less circu,n.
ktantiat III thclr dlrectncss, AMI which h,yu rc.
pcatedly called forth very lume defrnses by thu
purity organs. Among these r!mrges, rrfcreuc,
In here ma1s tu tho opcn declaration of eullusiou
proved upon tho nephew Ut Juslge s. Ii, I}us-
Kirk in connection With an ln}urt,nt railroad
suit, In which Adu.u Earl, Of Lafayette, was
respondent This nephew via Jaultor for
this snpre,uc Court, nnd by virtue ,pe
tl.at position was supposed to be on
Intimate tcrn'a with tho several Judgce during tl.ur
stttsagsln chambers. lie impressed Ear, with tho
Importance Of his INFLUENCE, aud Earl gave him
$4,000. whcthcr tbs nephew
ACTUALLY PAosrtTUTEp THE COURT
or not will not bu asserted here but the Court gave
Earl Tho decision ho coveted, md tho money wus
considered we'll spent. Last Winter other yctloux
charges werr made against tito Supreme encs,, In.
dlvldunl1y aua collectively, bnt wesu as sealousiy
defended by the purity orsaus null attributed u
persecution.
1hG 3NpFcms I]cnch consists Of Samuel II. nus.
kirk, OF Mouron; John ruttit Of Lafayette; Alrx
z. nownsY, Of Ohio; j. /. Wordeu. OF Alien; II.
bling .nf tho lutte Democratic Convention. u
heavy dro III tho rt4r WIZ opened on thu entire
liruch hut, bulng uld politicians, they succceucd
III fOrcinK tho Convention to rtn0n.inatp them an
IN lnt0rseHnrnt, iturdly, however, l.ud lhry oot
done cuHXeatulatin2 ohe another over tlclt til.
uMIih, than
A FnEsu HATCH or CHANGES
Wa throwa At Them lts1aa and hsnrra q! personai
indianapolis aud Cincinnati 1apert, u1aJs tho su. I
prsns Court ths laughng.slock of tLe country,
analyzed tlrau foolish aud usslBs Expenditures, so
cratic Lapurs, Evansville Courier. Tcsfs iiaate
,,xu'andra ,hat tho state cennit.rc unlaad ti,s
Democratic party of tllia obno1uus ncneh, 4
meeting Of thu State Committee WAS held lae wcck,
aud tl!s judEen. unu aud all, weru urgently in.
pnred I? rseli, sn thus .a's thy party froin lhu
1aer. but lIuskttk, pettlt' sna Do"ncy lulIsnant.
ly denied The authority Of tlr Committee.
:. Aud thus tho natter Stands The Supreme
liench, through the Ss"tnti, has laburrl Heavily
III 1efensu VI ltnclf, but even that has bern
A LABOR or SllAMB.
Il there wrrt anything else wanting 10 hr!uv The
tirnc, Into contGMpL il Would he fund In thr a!s.
graceful conduct uf ts scniur 1nun,bcr, Petit ut
Lafayette last Saturday, when liz gut dsnnk ulI
brutality abused Ill evangelist, all account uf
which Tuk TWibuKH las ulEealJ p.ntrd'
,tta Hft.turd.{ retti. .,H sa~o scrs' WI tFazsnIy
that 1t was al u d-d liz. Leading DrmQcsals IL.
, 1876-06-09

Hd CmsInan, a,1,l William Osmat. c,,ltor If ,n-
OttAwn Free Trader, appointed ms Secretary.
INC o''jtct nf thu meeting WAS to form Nution.
a' I't1norrattr Organization, hut aside from th,
appointment Of II Cnunty Central Conntt,,s
n1't tic delegates IL thc Htntc Convention ntls
lnE nf my Importance WINS transacted, aboui
fSly t':Iy.,, pr 'gsenty l9rsoi'* wsrs present, Tha
William Os'nau, N. Nanenr1. Il. Dunrtyry, j, ~
L.rctses, nnd !. L. t'nnpl,,iL Nrirsnte. 10 IL. IT,
s!nis s. c%1nsgnt!"n 1t William! i!ed'lIct L W Arn.
ssf tampbf,i M is"f na' { + h;n.;!ss hsa's q NJ '''''
Ttla majority Ut Ills Delegates nrc In favor If
Tllle,.. ~
MOTION HUtLErtx.
WAsiIINGrnH. u. e. .lnnp H.-~Dr. u. ", pliss
ssst"s hsa 'nfr"}; Ir;' r" ''at a III liz
stiss sn ai II s sss ysa. ' Wills S9ua ( ," .s
!an,e. 1H improvement In tho last iwu years ilas
nsfn ssry great and hft vital functions nra wholly
1tor Mnfton has lcrfofue .nofu lab"r md md wi,b i
n,hs sis s1Ffnt II. fHts"c' tan my man know of IL
.spreinIi. niVqfrh to 7Ht T'ftHns -
y us MAntsns, Wis. .ln,,s H..1he iinn. +. ".
O., and delegate to t'c EneinnatI Is onyen,nn. H"1,
hsles9s''Hn h lcnyc hc,c a;nett 10, chicago, w,rru
National Convention wlll rcn,iczvou. al tbo PncIHo
siNGmnati. me delegation Ia substantially unit
lor liihlne unless roHlcthing unforeseen aIluuli
occur within few days, md rcpoFts iron, tiIIor.
cnt paris nf the State show gtrnt increase Of fcul.
Ing tH Ills fRyUr this week.
pANviLLE, I'LL.
Sptctni nftsasch to 7zt Tribune
WASViLiE, W. Jnne s.-Thc Democrats Of thit
{lny,, and appointed Judge i. r. Fcrry ii. Thr
u. llnrtun, md f'r. Irneool AZ clcgatca 10 iii
stMte Conycnfi1n at Springfield On tho 1l inrt.
@'u'ts ecnstai committee wua nl'o appointed.
THE AE0tlttt DtMCf'ttJY
. ATLANTA, un., Jnno H.-Thc Democratic stath 1
Convention IL called fur Auguht9.
, 1876-06-09

ay aay Tint this ia TIM Inst feather, and that tbs
nask , o. thy Democratic camel II arnhe. therefore
b. en!irs At once, and s sapr"" j"xe. % asa'n in
EHo,e tHn saho1'ty oi The statn Can,n',ss cn
mclnbern pr0m!tly Kicked OIL
AND NOW IT Is A nHruH1,cAH.
sncnkinE Ut unloading, thcro il nrothcr rcrious
E",issa, s,9,'mnlieato only si!s tsnc 7 !" nung
cofrnn,on or lohbery nbnnt them. Tur Tn,n.:.x,:
M y a"qm III 1Hs ssre Hs' t. no "'"" a.r IN
,inciilg tnnttert; there nrc good many s1rt
erane n tnH os" ho hss s
a. the inIycriy struck Confederate nrnlucracy, 4
t",tnnl rcl5r,.t Ina bern mado upon uolIoyes,
Of thr Republican lckrt for ilosefnor. Thst de-:
cs aud % poeSe ns.bey, Of tefe the epnrs iiii
rarty ~ n. satc. q. T. also by .lc Eyanayie patty
,,om,na; lrinceton c3a'3on md other Rcpnhran
..nezcla, tl'ia Venezuelan matter wns madc the
subject Of !nycrtntion, mt. The published rrporls
sattlEllED HIM NOT A LITTLE.
Aftcr tlIecslbarkng nj New York, Osih wcut I'm.
msliatcIy l." Washington md testified in hlr own
nYsn nv IT, ta syn"s of tha. 'c'may ws
IN Indiana. anti whct, he entne hero thcy told him
",, s" or. nn is Is % %Ssry pan'1s sannne neryons
much At stske, and they. 90 tnid ofth. Asranec-
hume sn on Fridnv aftornohm ,f h,'E a. ~
naEn snrsch In ~, AcaH"n' =, KIT, ~ ~ ,S "hs ~
consultation was bsd bstwcnn Sc NJ ~ "tS t nTv, rnx
building. urth then aud tjlcrc nronlisei hia lie.
publican friends that hc would mako 10 tie ncoi,c
y antsfhctory explanation Of hls eoni,cctlo', with
!nEly Tho nepubeans. give lin 4 ruusIng meeting
Ex.tio1. Conrad Haktr prcsdct!, and mule Il
handsome introductory speech t>rfh then cntnp
forward, and for fusty.aya minutes ramhlcG all
rxcRrr vrnrzupr.
lie t,.rntea tic bioo1y shirt, n and talked about
orc cscc te onr IL fena IL h n1ety
touch upon nn oxnjnin' ATtsr ~, cc, ", ra ~
over n,s ,yhrn osHri ,.hv - hnT ~ n.e.ts s "Ms W.
nron,Iscd e.lanntIo rt y" so 1hn m @ mot 5Sei % tHs
vail Til he rot the nacjsi stsnnrrnnie rrnnrt ~
TIM hc ,nnicr aton,s ~ MvnSo nn nntt
~ wntity ~ ~ s'n.,u" % Maelhct innocent
Will BE- ycry littic icn renHrreti lin, in hia .,o
,,aIgn snlcss c ''cicans mp;' and il he nj puts tho
will force him frum ths tiokct' ~ S'h""'"'' 'p"'
HE TfsTlplEs In WARRINGTON.
orth testiicd beforn The Mnn.s fommlttco mn
Tho lid al Mny thst III ar.t .n,, i on