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FURTHER COMMENTS.
ILLINOIS,.

ANOTHER MEETING OF THE DELEGATION.
sr. Louis, june :S.-The Illinois delegation held
another ulectEng at . o'ciock this morning. Tile
only question considered was az to the manner III
which tho vote siionld be announced In the Con.
vvntton When the basoing began Forsythe, Of
Ehfcngo. carried motion fur private session, as
It waa evident 1t would 10 MI Important Ths
decision was received with general dissatisfaction
by luFga number Of liftnnls delegates wllo were
present, md who felt that they had right to know
what their delegates dd, md for whom tt1oy
intended to vote. Among the representative
Democrats turned ont wcro Q. II. Wright, Of
Havana; John H. Harmon, Of Cairo; Sharpe, of
White County; Ahlott, Of Jcrbcy Comfy; William
II. 0seen, of Cniro; Victor Thompson, Of Sullivan;
c. v. 3uqusth, Of Paris; DR.. barton, Of DanYl,ic,
anu many others.
After m exciting discussion, In which lie dele.
gatcA seemed 10 hfstrHRt 1ne another, q yutc WIS
taken on 1rcsldentfnl nomtnecs: For Hendricks
Allen, Winston, Fuller, Forsysho. Buttcrworth,
lIerrneton, Rcddlck, Penny, Dun, 0ng, Lee,
t'uu,ntnss, Whitaker, Ewing, lohltt, Terry,
Mscoughcrty, Garrasd. OIlafr, Mnrrny, Vanl,or-
l,acls, Crawford, t'reen-2J; fur Tilden-chnncy,
WALL Kocrner, Welsh, Erlcs. McGlesnand, Chit
tanlen, Worcester, Ellis, Drake, McxenlnT,,
Hathaway, Mitchell, Licb, smith, Kiehbcrg,
Hayes, Dunilam, Iligbco-1o.
oHsEKAL DIsTRusT.
John Forsytlh Was made an a,dtInnal Secretary,
and he ant 1ilchberg Instructed tu take acnts
on tho wings If tho delegation, mud, WHEN sur
ccclIng ballots were ordered they were TO rrcorl
each mans name, and t&lon the Chairman, Josl.
Allen, waa to cast the vote ns given by them. all
uf which detail went To show 1hRt The delegation
would mi trust Hne Secretary to count, cynM It's
Chairman tn caat the votes, 4 mptiun that dele.
cato had right 10 Change his yoto my ttmc was
aiho carried. 1a,ise Crawford demanded MI In
, 1876-06-29

6ptfTHt EtsIn1tH ~ Inc 1F10HHE.
| CtSriSSArt, o. I,Ine aH.-Thr nomination OF
Tillrn fell strangely mon tin nrn,ocfa,A u. tht.
city this evcntn. Thr ltimr harl- -n,unry Demo.
craa accepted the platform and Tll!cn with uuiet
satisfaction and with cHrstA upon Ton Ewing alt!
ite CnciuNatE Enquirer fur tIcIr cuurse asain4t
Thurman. There wns no display pf enthusiasm
save Tint shown sy snail rQnah who frc,l
100 gnnH. THE SUITS here wrrt silent nn4i
depressed. A fuw weru heard to damn
the result eRd declare they wonId holt. Asuun,i
the Enquirer office shrre Ii g!oum tonight. Thcy
hIvo not even put out bulletins aincu they knew
the result:
Ing of the MN nat,l u 1'lAsn, tayA: ''rhe
illinois 4nd "tl're Wc.te'n statcs Thcrs viii IL
Ss;s ;!;: s!sts, H., " psst:[ Ttiis% \ lisyss ND
by ti.e nominee. Ths ci"etISm of iild.n w"ni
cirples, " ' ' y '' - '''@'"''' '''''
I.onEs Convention caused very little excitement
heEc, The grrcntnck men dislike The platform.
while thu bafd. npnry men are dissatisfied because
Thurman waa not chnspn in4traa Ut TldcE.
iSnlANAraL1s.
Spectat Dtspdieh TO The tribune.
INplASArnl.I>, lnl!., Junt n 'lhc intelligence
nf Tillen's n"n.nainn fell 4ea4 here; and WAS
ttuH, LntcIb WEEE ElftI NunHee anti Hayes,
bnt uonr henfd fur TIN rai!r,,ad rhark Dstnn.
throughout the state well III 1llc city many will
hnt Il, sa1ute ut 1U0 guns was 1rcti AZ sorl uf
hlanA, hnt tiIcu thu dlssnrfed eTuWA went home
II Il probable, In View af Ibis result that thu Nh
tfnna lntL pHnGcnt Executive Computes viii su,-
rtt1te David Davis for t1uIgr III the head uf trir
ticket and give tho venerable g!up-rakcr t.Ie
second place.
THE "Jnl'NHai.."
Thu .fonraat will say IT tic nomination: "lI,a
nanlnat!on 70 e4ulsaIrnt tn Al abandonment nf
Dhlu and Indians and ttc!ara:iun Of ttls purpoya
Ut tht nem"cracy to make the fight III New furk
Hni the Eart. II Mr. llrnLrIeks ur any other
PnpAl.r Western candidate tad hccn nunll,alrl
ltcFnhHrans would hstr fr1l t'al they lnt hard
woIa before thcm III uo and Indiana. With III
tlen theFc IL 10 auth fteltnI, upnl they already
feel themselves masters bf The situation.
Fha claim pnt taslf f"r Tllden "
ttei"S T., Ete.' ,.,i,;ct 5St,,,sE !, ba5stsctd
Tweed ns long ~ he GUILD. unit pcsrr spnkn d
wot. tn favos ~ refurn until be saw his way clear
t. pawtr. by SO .nIns, liz has hern iitn-
titled with sAFlnns dl.ErputlIte railroad anl
banking trau"ctIons aEd has attus.tAer III
nnAayrFy record. His sohriluet Ut "slipp,ry
sam" has breu fairly sarIcd, an,l VIII appear Mfl
1le mose aplroptA' when his Eceur " taf!y ven:
iilstud. "a. 1illcn csuu"t tuush bulttn Il. III.
dlana against Il. u. I!ayvs.'
Gov. IESNR1ckS.
In m Interview to- might upun tho 81, Ipuls INN.
!nee and PLATFORM tioY Hendricks s4ld that, on
thu. whul1, he thpught The latter III czcccAls,y
Wul.put, satisfactory statement Of thu ylrws VI tho
DuAbcratic party. Thu tiuyuslloE was salts.
ntd .'nco Yesterday morning that Tlacn
would 10 nominated, aud Is nov ready IL give hli
sh' ~ !. lIo hi kt n" IL r., Mil hAyo
, 1876-06-29

MISSOURI.
Mr.. 1tutcEns, Of Mssourl-f desire Ia n.ls, In he
haif Ut portion 0f the Missouri delegation, II II
II In nrfer Tor tllat cfrEntfnn 10 c.,usc IT, vutu
hcfore the yntc Ia announced. icricv "No, n,."
and t1H+."1
The t'air-Thc chnlr decides that II Is In order.
Mr.. lint tchins We desire sin1c in which 10 con-
suit In DEder tn chnnEe our vDtu MtsHuHtt 1skR to
Withdraw for five minutes In order tu have con.
Bultntfnn.
Thr Eha.s-3ttreouri haa leave to withdraw for
consultation. tCrleH Of ''No, not" and contu.
Senator Wallace, Of Pcnusy1yanIa-1 rfse to
point Of nrdcr. The only business In order is the
announcement Of the vote.
Tl,r Char--'rhn vote Is nut mailc up. The Chair
rules that 1t Is within The power mud privilege nf
th' Missouri delegation to Withdraw for Ave min.
utrs.
Mr. Waacc-Thcn It follows that VIC may stay
here all night. 1t is for the Convention to deter
mine that
A delegate from 1ndann-I move that when the
cnll Is annunrced the Convention adjourn. tCrics
"Sn. no."1
Aftrr consultation, Gcn. nonlplnn. Of Missouri,
nnnnnerl: salss0ri changes her vhte 10 III fur
ridden md II for Elemlricks." IGher7s.
The 1resItlrnt-rltt Clerk will nnIUuhco tue
vote. Let there he attention.
The ClGrk.
Whole nnHthef OF votes
hefEetHtr Gp Ci11Cr.
=. L. TIhsCt1 fGGlirrh..
UM'sd.
~
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THE NEWS.

r.
w.xo,xrrav n r ynno ~ III" n,.,t,, ,,,,,
NJ rtIru nnI I'm e,,nra,,r, that iirnIr;cts =.
c,,,,cn ,rou,I fo,,o,v tn.,.a,rn,v ,.s ,,cntJ ,.,
il,, ,n"c nnr so,,s,nr, nv "' 'no rar, ~ .1o ,o
Dcmocruts than were thr nofnatous Of liayes a,tl
Wheeler by Tho Republicans ten 4lays aen, Thc
tnorcst In Tho st. Louts Convention wn, m,,ch lrs,
81. .,'a. ,'a H. 49," tu.'', ~. ~ ="
tHa" sAan f""''es'ea "'ee !" thc ec'hHat' sasncr'
Ing. Thu dispatches hero wcro irsa
frequent, AMI, even during this after.
vu" Snr" r.ne,.,a np. ,'e rns ,,ar n ,m ocs .n
WORE 1eeo'se"' 1nele "ele snA'' e1ewas aooh1
negative charnctcr Thoro IL gcneru. cjoicny On n
Tia mart Of tho Democrats md yrry few mr.. fo,,n
%u .,,.n .,t..',,..s ra
long service in congress, arc rcconcilcd wi.! .he
assurance tha. ii' acceptance Of The second place
J. cc'a,h' 1a fay 1ssY laa 1atace aase liHi thvfc
shan nut on The ticket
TIE NErUp1jCtNs OYSEKALtY
admit TINT H., t,t.. u.j,l f III. .rt-,,o,.. VI.
"u". s''@s Nv 49,. ~ ''.o s"".so|t t""N
e"a'" ''e made' Many even 20 90 ta' ~ to expFcSs
TINT II Trn can 10 m we'll tsr ;i1t i, NJ ,,nn
ticket will he tho weakest lint cuuld bo made.
1oth gentlemen. he t"td. were Violent Southern
o!p,, .,lt ."1 "".' a"" ~ '''"sn '"s"
hna"elsl theories could not BE- hasmonzea' lie
ealo 'aosc III !hHlano WHO aau "oTRca Tor Hen
urcAs for tho rst plaza would not have this xeal 10
wn,h ,nnrfnl,y fnr him Al .,rouh n n mn, III.
,r,, ~, 80, ,, 49,, ,.,, 49," ~"
%tsn. % ~ eItt a"5 ~ VIZ Am = iteieE "ou!tt carry
s "u.A"a u5 -. eas. % Ss 'ea!1t'ty; nc n Mas
1nM 1utS A,eg' ~ ss~ t"5K hnh uhio. ihe
!nnoes o. wv noie,s a,e Atea "a mte.n!snl anu thc
.fs u .e M nn'y "ahJsS o. dscH*soh
S4lots Was nftu W the ulstf!ct Democrats.
AMoao TIE REti!i.5EsrATlsEs.
IAese 10 koo" atal ~ teel!its aW.nmG i'emocTntc
GonErEtsmen nt the nomination ns Iilden Purity
discipline, " course. caiilSls them to MAXI 4
bold lace. nut tlc IFtt II Congress for the last
@ mansit has been against r!ldon y very evident
, 1876-06-29

trn1lsltve 70 hear what they thought Of the E,bI.
t!oh. NE fnii 'no"frtiof them sc.t lnprrtsnn.,
h.isff1hf A sn 'ir nIInhcr nt vtr''ars. Mt. tnkul
.nn uc!T. iHh 'h'Te, run everywhere. i,nr ,nnn
s,,a. ar p,'e thnu,an foow Nobody can nry.
tcat. shoat make rist,ty nu,sp, s,y Jar,n vr,,t
many tinc~. get sciy Tired, and 70 home. rhat
dty and :vcry aay poiIce no good; plenty poi're.
inse, plenty inside. all hnsc hands In pueket; not
one Know anything; no matter wllst yun a.k. Id
sny Ilon'l know and that trna, he fnnt know,
Don't handle au5tAlny: ali thc same cvssybnsit
handle everything. "e lo:r great many cut,n..
Eoscsath, and little picture: tci police mi Their
hand !ittie deeper IL pocket, and sly Don't
Know. VI mn.t take thn.e tI.ngs back, int
ha.. not mi thrn. All" AMI lhr ruvr n,an
t:hed as though hart. kat, were In torc for hin,.
IN heln: asked whal particular Object pleased
tnrln hrst thu country, both gentlemen g7ggfcd
cnHscnHs1y, itHSed At each other, and replied In
one y1ice. ''AmerIcnn WOMEN very nice
, 1876-06-29

Ita1y thinks she eau make some rretensions o.
military and Hasll lmwrr. 1nA that her sh.ws ats
entitled u aoule weight IN Europe. lhe nominal
q wfum .d:,, DuU luen have la4 l3ty iays drill,
10. 1uu HUI have hat s!x months drill. anl itI:
01lO nrm ars we'll disclplnrl. The Nlrffa, II 4smi.
official uurna says !hut AL active fosce If tlU 900
men. well Ei'tea and perfectly furnished with ma
istlal. can b. lacsA Il, thu deld wItlIn s"o wssLs
a,n !s NV b. o1t sSs os srss!a! @ a,a.Y1 sa 9n
with bEereh loading rlsleh. mt lslf Of each cavalry
teg!tatht with llnccs nIu res divers, aud thu Vthrf
sixty sessals iu the nasy, nuuutng 400 yum4, uni
with Crews huullerin. d, IL, men. One ul liz
tE,n-t t!a,ls-the linllh--WbICh las tuAt brru
launched II tbs hrayrst arIuurcI slip In tLu
world aud will casry guns Ut t!t enormous c4libso
Of lUO tuut eayh
, 1876-06-29
NOTES..
cox.


fptcfal Dtspdfch 10 The Tribune.
ST. LorIs, .1une .H.-At one lilnc Sunset Cox
bccnmo 70 nnIsy s,l offensive that McC1crnAntl
ordered tho <;cargcBt. .a.,Arn,s 10 take lin down
oA tho cllar On which liz svns Htaullng. which was
lonc.
DAVIS.
When tho States were called for nomination,
Delaware o1Iened by Whitley making a splCa-
did spuech for I,nyasI. Illinois WIN passed,
to the lntunse disgust uf tho Dayls neu, who ~
this correspondent predicted. would nut even get
llt barren honor Of having hIa name presented.
HENDR1CKs.
John 8. Williams tsottcl out lIendslcks,
nnd did 1t In 60 buugilng q mnn.
nrr that hu fur,y weakened what litt1s
strength he had. lie came near committing
The faux pas that Damn did At Cincinnati by WARN
Ing tic Convention that, II thu purity could nut
carry inlanh, It could not succeed. ue got hisAed
for his indseretion.
IN MELviLLH ". FULLER,
however. Hendricks mud champion wlloss elo-
qucncu md poweF we're tue marvel OF tho delegates,
An u Texas man expressed IT, hlIe's tile hlggcst
ltln n',, 10 ever saw" Fnl1cr's voIco was pitched
at TINT nrtcu!aE key which sent It ringing, clear
n,'t! musical. t. every coEncr ut t!o vast hal The
,,,rr ,,n tb1 Gf Ait address wa' no s's r!ss''p
Chain oi arslrstralIy constructed aenicnces, nat
rtottc and wcsl'rounded. !is wss ltstensd 10 with
tFssSsy Fsi!ysys H{s:1n s;axtsn ,s%s@ %n,;
sa"i %"x xani D ?S ~ md Gcen''ss;
ss 1s es"s Nehs sal:si ss.9atyS itys, plass Mss
El'Is, whitaksr Worcester. ,rhtltenden. Erier,
.a esats xan 111s. so kSs9 % al
AcC!eFnhu1.
THAT SECRETARY. ....
Tile sccEctaty, u notorious ridden man, called
NtW tD{k tH{ufG New JerHrY Mhts lin, mn, Ina,
, 1876-06-29

FpftlIf 3T3}slEtA u 7Hf TF7bMH8
Fnnr HIHnS, Mich, Lunu III --i,uwx-Propt
P4viag, nay City nud bargr.: Yctrs Esl.4lic, k,l-
lin l.. tuyne.
tr-rGopa llentoI., 81. Juteph Arc.Ic Howard
aB4 cuntUft, saNilac ailu cUnsurt sclrx West SItu
Underwater. ]. u. suwyrs. cu,nanche.
"tSn-snntlWe.i ttntir; weather line.
Sitc,a! nIateh ~ The tribune,
Pour IIul!uh. Mich. June l,nwN-E.ors
J. Hcrsl.rhy. II. ilnIia'u hulaut. CuAnherry uitI
har.rst IcHncss anst hArgra; brhFa Sligo, {. X.
Mus, FaIsr, davidson.
tr-FtuI's t&uel,sc, Lawrence, u. Gtnll. r.at1ia
State nMA baFtes; tshF SIa..atn, S,tta Woodward,
Asa Chllus, Oriental, CharIla Crawford.
Wt&D-souLhWest, tcltlti weather line.
, 1876-06-29

8pee1dl Dttdtch to TEE Tribune
KgSosnA. Via. June .H.-The race to.t1ay was
not very largely attended, probah]y uwinx to tho
threatening uppcarascu VI the weather; but II Is
expected tint large nuncr viii be present IL. NOR.
rw. In tlt tlirr" miiutc race fur pure Of $40.
there were fire cnts.. Alien was tltstanced III the
Ernt heat. AMI Dom Pedro aud Carrie Il wrtc ruled
nut III thc second heat Tor foul diving, john
Iirrnan w4n thr race IN three straight ,rnt- Fay.
ttte s"vt'nH. 1iu". o:':E, !:1ii{. and .:::!,, IN
the :40 rare. fFn pussr Of Sl!il. there weIf four
,MtT'e-: TIT only t!1er started. Hickory won III
lone dittaHcvtl. TEne .:IGI:, :.iI:i, aud 9;Ep,.
, 1876-06-29
except two. who arc absent, hat who, II present,
wnnla unite With ns. L'r!IrEg Chgcrs for t6nLst.

"'hh.l "4illG NUN "P' %ASEl" Aof a'0Li7l-
Thc rrr-ltcnt--Thn votc will now be nnnounced
Mr. Wallace, of Fennryynnfn--Hy erdre Of my
delegation n,ove to make The n"intuatlon oi Air
1it'cn Nnantnl"ns:, lApplauac nud cries Ut IAN.
nouncc ihc rote. u
w,alc number Of votcs s' cast % cries of
e1a|s, s,a Ill., '' is ,i:.. i1s sfs''''ST s; STbd9m,a t.
iIilc". ILL., r"e. % .i"S"s ii''" sppa,'.el ind eAoefs
Which WtIt kept mp Tor several minutes.
MADE UNANIMOUS. ....
several tclcgatus-''1 HoYe Ia make tho hom''
n1t!nn ..hant.none.n
Mr wHaee; ., rsnn,yivhnsmr,nr."ans to the
MAKE the nominntlun Of Mr.. Tidcn Unanimous,
s' q. D.; svc3na state T. hs rnon' *no"en s
our sofi. sil .he will mt rlnc't one nerve nor
weaken one clfnrt for The aucce.r oe the ntmIncc
nf tls and wsn ysnts ,c as' 81 ' Heye
n; Sihott. i5sn' Nsy ,'er.ey: des.sa that tl,s s
raiI: "'AMl viii lit this t"nveniion this: tl.t
ns We have sood BY toc' l'arker hcloro this nom.
lna!on was made. 20 With tne .~,; same en- en-;
i,y Samuel !. 1ilden loud ehcers]. aud although
Ncw .Icr.es has had no Yotrc in the rDnIintG,
she will l'yc M,ne votes In the Electoral College
4 dc!centc frntn Tenncsscc--In bchalf Of tho
delegation from Tcnncsse, .whosc vote. have .crn
nrsarc will give her Elccurai vosc fnr Mr. Tilen.
A slr1csnte from Eirgtnla-1 ain thr man frufn
Virginia who cnat the one v0tg against TiIdcu.
inpye to make thn nomination unanimous. will
The qnratinn WIS put and Tll.lcn declared tic
Mnanninur clIncc NJ the Convention and the cmu-
cratic party Of the United StatcH.
;Mr. Parton. Of Ohio. moved that the Convention
adjourn tn to o'clock TO- morrow morning. The
m0linn was carFlct, and The Convention adjourned.
Tho following T. n copy Of on!ctnl tally kept by
the changes made. 1t II p.npcr 10 say that Ibis
tally differs lrom that kept by tile Aeso !atyu preas
reporters:
, 1876-06-29

votrs cart, no candidate Is nominated. Let tho roll
BE- called ngn1u.
A lclcgatc-I move tlat the Convention adjourn.
The tnotfun was not entertained by the Chair,
md the Clerk proceeded to call tho rnll.
The announcement TINT AlabAma cnpt her vote
solid far 1ltdrn was greeted With great applause.
The Chairman Of tho Colorado Dclcgatlon--We
think that i1lr man receiving the majority Of thIa
Convention shuuid rcce[ya our votes. We there.
fore chapge our sote from Hendricks 10 Tlidcn.
LGTtAt applause.
Michigan. asked TO be passed and was passed.
NEW JERSEY.
The Chairman Of tho Ecw Jcrxpy delegation
sskrd to hr pissed fgr moment ~ The delegation
desired to consult. The vote of New Jerscy WINS
70 be cast fur her distinguished r"a anil That they
s.,v lcy rh"nid cast thcir yoca On ihe recaui hn.
lot, thcrotore aHked to be passcd. Leave was
Srw Jcracy being called, the Chnrman Of the
delrca,Ion announced II votes for Joel Parker
AZ. *t9rkton-rhrrc is t,o resolution u tho del.
"r @ III arAcs % @ith W." direct unepstana!ns sast Ss
rass it NV aa t ~ i . + Ns' il ste sssi " IN s
stances to s,trnd than te f!sst a!let, ani
our individual setu for Tilt1cu. Of New York.
Mr. Abbott, uf New Jerscy-1f understand the
% IL H III; ss n ssc .ss,ss s; s u 1
what IL tic Mctiun Of The aecgatton, AMI I raY
thu. @ TIC resolution passed " tlat obligation
""' eHHs tHG u lllS uGtcrAliDH
Jocl Parker, md urgo Ills nomination. i vas not
s 5 tH cre 19 i sot II 9uss TT Gf e"
rcsclni that rule. ain boun y It 10 annou.Ice lie
s.,s anl ray l,eru to-day that tho entire pcuplr
g. o. Sgw aerssy wnnt @ h'n, and these six gentlemen
Mr., stoekton-l rse md max tho privilege fur
ihi4 Convention slat tGe woTls 1t The Resolution
passed by delegation, rs ftatcti by thu Chulr.
nar permit eac! individual delegate u yotc IT. hr
al Fxr EL,.t,
affection fur hm mt exceeded by ltv Chairman nf
1s der4ntioT st. with retpeet for uov, l,afker.
hsl;rse that lp desires the Success " thu Demo
duty to rrlire ut hayr ,uccltng q this dysgatioi
f." the pu5ross u hT.nx prSsr!y rscorf the
antc4t @ t. ID Vp tho 'Ne wos s0'0 conssntnn wnlfn L
Parker, bnt tu prevent, far as ulr small vote
gors, this Convention, froln agreeing upon c4udi-
dats who could be selected.
M. the delegation. Ihr,, iu'ysatio!! do
~. n. al; It,, 'eavs 70 70, retire. INT VII! tay
Jersey wants 1t better ,l,aM JOEL Parker; but,
Knowing US do ihe feeling 81 tllu rc"pr Of that
Try would feel 'shns II trcaecrul.s 10 Icsrrt
" !. M a9sT dsr ~ e Sk ssst an.,hef
lsInt q order. Let thcsu gentlemen settio .v!r
iiileu'lcs III their own comn'iitcc.1oonl, and nut
Thc rtssllent-Thn point Of or,lcr iz veil .akcn,
how Jersey casts IL su,cs for Joel Parker.
Nt. Finch, Of 1owa-Thc Iowa delegation des,rc
hancock. lcherrH.l
Mr. Allcn, Of ill!nols~ i.u!s casts 81 votes for
Ticn nlul IN for l!sndrirks.
tiuy. Noutlson, Ut Is1uur1-Miaeouri tleaIrca 10
s'anEy ter vote 10 ~ for TiIdcn ansi ~ yutss for
Mr; lInrnon, Of yl.ginta--l appeal 10 this Con-
, 1876-06-29
CONGRESSIONAL,


After paasns tbs lIonsc hllt for the sale of the
Kansas indian lands. IN kansas to actual settlers,
the Senate resumed tho consideration VI thu iluuse
bill for the Issue Of con and tho Substitute tLrfe.
for proposed by the Senate Committee nn Finance.
a lung debate ensned. participated II hy Scnaturp
MoFton. Jones, shsrmau, Ed,uauts, Logan, and
utheFs.
Tending discussion, Senator Strgcnt, from thc
cnmmlltce un Appropriations, moved shut The
Senate ,nslst IN its amendments to the Army Ap.
pFurriaslon tl, and agree tv the conference asked
fur Iy thH llnt.-c. AGREED u. aG4 thu Chair w.
pointed srnaturs AE1is"nt L,snls, a,,I Thurman
members u tho cou.mft..jon ths part Of the Sem
Gte.
Tho consideration If i btl for Tho issue nf coin
was then Resumed, lbs pnding lues1lan bo!ng IN
.ln sn'sndnlsn! "f sSnt's ~, i;y 70 stfke out ths
silver uular le:al.tctlcr fur any amount exccpt
fur the paYmt nj IT eufA4 dutic. aud Interest ou
the public hrhI, Thyyea. and Nays wu'r called,
and tcsntc,!: Yeas. Is; nays, lt-uo quorum.
Thu senate AujoarArd,
, 1876-06-29
REPUBLICAN,.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special hsIlfcA IL 7as Tribune.
PRINCETON. H., June .s.--1'bu Ncpubli,nu
Legislative Convention TOR the Nineteenth istlct,
embracing til" Counties 1T nnEuau aud stsrL, met
III tho Co"Et'lfonts IL this city tuday mud soml.
mated Charles iiadwIu. "f bureau. and l'A,l III j.
llnrd. of STARK. as the iepublfcnH ca,utdAtt. fnF
the state LcIs]"inru. Thrcu cheers wet. giysn for
Hayes autt Mhrert,
kLk11aHT, IND.
Special Iitpufrh to The TTthn1s
ELKuAnT, Ind. JIne ::H,-Tliu tIun j. II la.
krt Republican. present Con.:rcssllin frfa the
thirteenth District was EGHoninatrl to .ia jA thu
District Convention.
, 1876-06-29
SPORTING.
TIE TRIGGER.

NOME GOOD PlURON.FUPi4N0.
MessFA. AGbcr PEicr. Of Chicago, nnI 4. s. Fl.
field, nf Jackson. Mich. rhot Fifty bird match at
l|exter Pnrk yeaterday. for $50 ride; plunge
lEapS. II yards rise. Price wuu BY thr following
etbre:
1'H!ry-t t1ifll111l1loi
Observation-Disclosures, f,x,n.,rti !nlt !7,t7;,
ii'1"l! iiii0iiiiifioi-4o.
,Jnhn Elsin:nan and n. 6. IIinsda!c afterwards
eitnt ?''hrd match for s95 side. plunge traps:
- yards ElEe. The former won ny The following
tcUrG:
EIr,ss.S-l l11lIl11l1l11Il
1f'S.nAlt-I oololliiIlilltIi
, 1876-06-29

tho West, whom Il had gagged and ,rattlcd, II To-
night linking fHrn Ntttrru tht fArre 70 .tt 'ckct
IL nIh"ll tI,r SAME in u" W".t., rhe Mr1 uf
ID"nry rnpsurrtl tn" tnn.rntfnN. tr Il @-s thr
VIZ. c.rTcsit1~nt taI,. .,.rn nj 'i ti.r green.
hnck persuasion tsny lrcnfrickt' rrunfir the
purity. and what will e len " III" rYlhch platform
nnl thr 'Tlich pr1trss1nn whrh ttrntstcke win /.
the eFpofient NJ the hrrn.tton n fh>' ptnttns. il
rnt upon II a. baIt Tor The vutc. Ut tho Wastetn
DcInuctAts.
, 1876-06-29
Tho Christening If katr Eox's Children.

On Sunday, the 81 u J4ilU, at o'clock iu thu
Afternoon, lhe two nIedlul children VI thu ws,I.
knuwm Aats Fox {now Mrs. Jrnckcut wcsu cArls,.
cHrd - 81 Mary WuuInnlh, in the City Of Lun.
duu. ly ihc ltcY. Dr. 1Funs. In tEte u avery ct-
furs M the part Of 1!rs, Jcncksn ~ keep her un-
II puulLle, nUt to allow nt!uson. they cAn,s. 4uI
IN a .1lsul1rl uannrr. rappel III RESPONSE tu tho
intaui''s aud Fsadi"y Of tho service. .isn'sy'aa
, 1876-06-29
TIE Cltt)If5.


Sr<ri1' pEstaf,h 10 7at TihYrf
Mrf:uFnn,,. la., June .S.--Jutgtl- fsun, present
appearances. crops Vt NIL kinds fd this section ol
lt,sn, this year. will he we'll np to tho average
Tile recent rains have Destroyed million. ul in.
rrcts, which might hare uaEla:cd the usops -rri-
hl*lt III ti.se tlr dry wratlrr n,4 E,ti1.!vI The
earn crop IL rather Haf,Wat.t hut tr warm weather
viii lu great deal IN bringf; Il W tu the
Alulitlsrts.
, 1876-06-29

Among lhr rrrc1a p,~seil""r. fsnnl ssu Fran.
mi.aiuArr 10 lIIc tcn.ehntal; Mr.. Tuaa, i student
~ht las BEEN mastering .tiu tcIence u nljpiu:
engineering In thia country Tor Il.e past yv Years,
md seven "rti-'n> WHO very Ell, r,d IL H.
, 1876-06-29
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jine GIL a. 1,,-For the
Lpprs Nil.!s.!ppI aMi Luwsr Mlssnurl Valley. anl
trrer t.aks ltcElDn. northwest til southwest Winds
stationary rising temperature partly cloudy u
clgAf KrAthrr. ..--
, 1876-06-29

WsSoS.. Mimi. June -lIrpor,s Just received
from seymour. Wis. say n heavy tire l. nw ra..
luz IN that village. The principal Intel IL ntlrry
destroyed. anil tlle fire Il Iuw burning tow1rd tie
drptt.
, 1876-06-29

AT ITrNTEtt'% pDISE, y, Y.
NEw fnHK, June ga hsr ut Hunters Point,
tn.uy. 'icstr syc tie Juhnp ttuusis Company u.
t,hsishncnt ~ @ Anil tue adjoining foperty. Loss
, 1876-06-29

THE C1ltcAG05 At tocErpRD,
Stsefa! i7isuafeh :" Jhe 7fi5ant
RnrKrnNn, H.. 1nnc :!s.--Thc White Stockings,
Of t'eneo. pnyrd thu Forest City In4s- l,all rlub
here to-day, bcatin. them hy L score Of ~ tau.