The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
Euthnsissin Everywhere over the 81
Louis Nomination.

<WASrfNGTON, June W. - dispatches
from New York, Philadelphia,. Boston,
Cincinnati. ChirnRo, Louisville, New
Orleans, San Francisco and other prom
inent cities and towns state that the
Tilden ticket is well received, anu m
many places salutes of one hundred
guns were fired. Tilden and Hendricks
demonstrations took place In Macon,
Montgomery, and other places In the
South last night. Clubs Tor the cam
paign are forming everywhere. Az new
Orleans and Shreveport great enthusi
asm prevails.
DISMISSED.
Reforming the service by Dism'ssins
the Good Men.
II. r.. Yaryan. chief OF the special
agents of the Internal Revenue Service,
resigned to-day, In obedience to the re-
quest of the President. Mr.. Pratt. in
accepting the resignation, wrote letter
somplimenting Mr.. faryan Tor the man y,
ner in which he has discharged his OH.
cial duties. Mr., q. w. Eldredge, chief
Of the direct tax division Of the Revenue
Office. will succeed Mr.. Yaryan.
Mr. Bristow, on retiring from Office,
gave Yarynn u letter, highly compli-
menting him for efficiency. Mr.. Pratt's
resignation Is spoken OF in connection
with Yaryan's dismissal.
IN CONGRESS.
A rev Notes About the Proceedings In
That Body.
WAsHIFaToN. June 3O.4-1n the Senate
Mr., Cameron. of Pennsylvania, from
the Committee Gu Foreign Relations, re-
ported favornbly On the House bill TO
carry into. effect the. Hawaiian treaty,
and asked that 1t be placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Morrell, OF Vermont said the bill
afferted the tariff, and he moved 1T be
referred to the Committee on Finance
After some discussion the motion was
agreed to.
In the House, Senate bill extending
the present appropriations for thirty
days was amended. making the eS1eh-
sion for only ten days. Passed.
The Senate will pass the sundry appro-
priations bill tonight.
The Republican Senators have been
cauc,sing nearly all day without known
result. They seem disposed to persist
In resistance TO the House reduction In
the appropriation bills.
Bottweil's Mississippi COMMITTEES
have returned with enough q evidence
for three thousand printed pages.
The House tonight Is debating the
Texas border outrages.
DEBT STATEMENT.
District Judge Humphreys Charged with
General Unttness.
The debt statement tomorrow Will
show about @s,000,O00 reduction.
Gen. Muzzy, member Of the bar OF the
Supreme Court, has placed in the hands
of the Chairman of the Judiciary Com.
mittee OF the House charges agains,
District Judge Humphreys, appolntse t,
from Alabama, of general unfitnesS tol
'"V THE INDIAN WAR.
Report of Another Fight with Northern
Indians.
OMAHA. June 3O.--A dispatch received
IT department headquarters to-da,
from Fort Laramie says the report from
Red Cloud that Indians coming In brint
news OF another fight with, Northern
Indians. The troops engaged were no
Gen. Crooks. A village was entirel,
"o'''0' SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Deacit- work for the Legislature II
November.
CgAp1.rsTog. June 30.--The Stat
Treasurer announces that In conse
Arence of the payment OF large pro
portion Of the taxes In bills OF the Stat
made receivable for taxes by a decree o
The United States Supreme Court, Their
Ia but $4,000 In the State Treasur
available 10 pay $4,000 OF interest OF
The consolidated bonds due tomorrow
being deficit Of $48, 900 to be provides
sor by the Legislature next November
GOV. HENDRICKS.
j sercnade to Hndtanas Favorite SON
re Makes speech.
INpfANApoLIs, June 3O.--Several of tn
Jew York delegates returning from ~
louis remained over one train this even
ny to call upon Gov. Hendricks, VIII
let them at the Occidental Hotel, an,
there the party was serenaded.
Augustus Sohell, John Kelly, VIM
oberts, w. II. Quincy, and others ad
ressed the audience from the balloon
the hotel. pledging hearty supper
+, the ticket, and exhorting the Demo
acy of Indiana to renewed efforts 10
ctory ut the coming election.
After these gentlemen had spoken
I'D and persistent calls were made 10
". Hendricks, who appeared OF tn
Acony and was received with the mos
viferous and protracted cheering
Get being restored, he said. My fel
lF-citizens, it is impossible for me I
IKE an address to you this evening
lies of Go ONT l am here to pa
Il respects to distinguished citizen
FIN other States. who are on their wa
hle from one of the greatest politice
cVentions that has over held sessio
irlis country.
,ese distinguished men sympathiz
wIus In the interest which we inten
iorotcct by the change which is t
IN place at the coming election
lyhrs.1 I believe mt the next electio
hathe people are going to expires
VII liz written In the platform adopte
~ Louis. and what Is written in tn
Rsry OF the distinguished man ths
laH the ticket, and that is thoroug
rsm ir the public service. IGreat az
p,e.l
wfxpress TO you that the platforl
aided at St. Louis declares that tn
reaption clause Of the act adopted
iS1iall be repealed, and the repeal
thGuse carries with it every featuf
~ law which IL bringing about tn
cohcfion SO hurtful to the interests {
theuntry. / thank you. gentlemen
far, commitment which you have pal