The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22
HERE AND THERE.
New York Sun on the Cincinnati
Nominees.
A Wonderful Game Of Base
Ball.
The Soldiers National Reunion 10 be
Trimmed With u Sham Battle.
Condition Of Episcopal Missionary Gle.
S-AcstIe Demonstration Against
Liberal Students at Louvaln
-Lawlessness In Neb.

NEW ORLEANS, June ALL. Ed
ward Leonard, Of Carroll Parish, has
been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the Fifth district.
BosroN, Juue u. Tho Exter New
Hampshire Manufacturing company
went into bankruptcy yesterday. Liza
6ilities 100000. The mills have not
been In operation for the last three
months.
LouvAlN, June "A. There IL great
excitement here because of hostile do
monstrations against the liberal stud.
ents at the University. Lectures ON
philosophy have been suspended and
u civic guard called ont.
INDIANAPOLIS, June q. The Re.
Publican Congressional Convention Of
the Fifth district, to-day, nominated
General Tom. Brown by reclamation,
and the Republican Convention In the
Thirteenth district nominated w. II.
Calkins
DETROIT, June 2l.--lt IL reported
here from Washington, aud generally
believed In we'll informed Republican
circles, that the cabinet vacancy occa-
stoned by Secretary Brlstow's resigna-
ton will be filled by the transfer OF
Mr. Chandler from tho Interior DE.
partment to tho Treasury. His init
mate friends here expect this step.
OMAHA, June 2l.-Deputy Sheriff
Smith, Of Dawson county, Nebraska,
in company with another man, at.
tempted to arrest one Howell at his
homestead yesterday, when, upon en-.
tering the house, Howell shot, Instant
ly killing smith and seriously wound
Ing Smiths companion. Howell was
taken from Plum Creek Jail and hung
last night by mob.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-A wonderful
game OF base ball was played here to-
day, of thirteen innings aud no result,
between the Hartfords and Loulsviles.
The LOuisyilles made one run In the
second, three in the fifth and one In
the eighth innings. Hartfords, three
In the third and two In the ninth In
nings. Runs earned by Louisvilles,
four; by Hartfords, one. Errors, each
six. Umpire: Daniels, OF Hartford.
LAKE STATION, Ind, June q ~
Charles j. Dow, u Sweede keeping
small store here, was found dead in
his bed this morning, with bullet
hole through his forehead, revolver
lying on the floor, and rope, tied
about his limbs aud about his neck,
fastened to joist overhead. He at
tempted to commit suicide by hanging,
but falling, resorted to shooting. Hard
drinking was the cause OF tho act He
was widower and leaves no family,
COLUMBUS, o., June 2l.-Great pre-.
parati0ns are being made for the
Third National Reunion of soldiers ut
Caldwell on the 9th, 9th and 9TH of
July, Colonel Brown, OF the National
Soldiers Home at Dayton, will pre-.
side, and General Fitzpatrick will de-
liver the address Of welcome. The
War Department, under Il resolution of
Congress, will furnish the camp with
cannon aud muskets. A sham battle
will be one of the many interesting
features of the occasion.
New YORK, June 2l.-The first
meeting of the board Of managers Of
the Episcopal Missionary Society up.
pointed at the Baltimore conference,
was held yesterday. Bishop Jones was
chosen President. The treasurer sub.
mitted II report showing the net in
debtedness to be 1884, 279, and said by
next March the debt will probably
amount to S350,U0 Ii was decided to
refer the matter to the finance COM
mittee, and six members are TO be APP
pointed by the chair to devise plan
to pay it.
New YORK, June 2l.--The Sun has
to-day another editorial upon the Gin
cinnati nominations, and says: The
Republican candidate for President
will receive every Republican vote In
November, and he also stands chance
ofgetting agood many votes from
among those who do not wear the
livery of any party. 1t is very strong
nomination. Mr.. Wheeler 10 very
strong candidate for Vlce-Presldent.
With this ticket before the country
the Democrats cannot afford to fool
much with their opportunity. They
must nominate their best man, or they
are liable to be beaten.
In North Carolina the Democrats
have made the following nominations
for Congress: Third district, Alfred
NJ. Waddell; Fourth, Joseph ]. Davis;
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