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, 1876-05-03

NASHVILLE RACES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2.-Ou thia ths dssk
day OF the Nashville spring meeting, the weather
vas cloudy and very cold, and tho track very
heavy.
Tho trst r&oe was = dash Of half : mile, with
fourteen entriee. After three false atarts tho
hofses got away. well punched, Belle Mead III
the lead. At tho hall-nile pos. DAshgato pulled
out FROM the crowd. captured the loader, aud
won tho dash hauiily In 1551tl. Dan Kinney soo-
ond. Belle Mead third. In the pools befors the
racs BathgAts sold at sl5. Dau Kinney e17,
Williams i OningB' entsius els, the held so.
Ile second rAcs sAs dash OF ! mile and =
| quarter. Eight hoEses cAme 10 the strlug.
With , good start The Nlupos and Grit, two
fayort,os, took thu 1ead aud rnn neck aud nook
| 2:l9l{, AmaulA Warren ulird.
Iu tAe pools bafors this race Grit sold ut eI0O.
Sppes $40, the nela $40.
Tho third race WIZ mile heats, with Egyps,
Iotsa Noon, End highland Vintage. The laltor
won the nsst heat IN ISL, snt EsyI* ths us1t two
| ho.t. In t:3at and t:a3h.
Dafote ths hrat heat il tho pools Egypt sold At 49,
lAtsa Muon brought two to Que IN tie pools, lefoss
tns third beat E*rpt brought ass to ona lu ts poos
| InK CoxlA1 RACEs At LEXINGTON.
| Lkx1Au1os. Ky., May a--Ihe sport which Will
comut,cs ths ksutuctY Association courss u till
piase us1s Monday increases II promise - " ttus
prs.ena splFtte sceae, and .len al VI ths
whh .rs 10 bs hase shall arrive .As ssablinE vii 10
rieed a.litiou.l stable-roou Ia anticipation of ths
large uunltsr VI hozsss wtch viii arrive here III lilo
,x AZ. ~ a
AUD hAt doz.u othtrs, neas u harj. Urtnste.d
/. aleut .ls tsts4ee %. I. Wsluus Hills. With
ns.i Ii ~ Viii stis:ait 1t, asnsss,uI ,.n,
Aaliuaal, AuzHAa y cv. &a1 Thomas + Auzph3, vita
, 1876-05-03
Fourth Game and Victory of the Chi.
cago White Stockings.
The. Cincinnati Ponies Once Moro
Taken into Camp.
Heavy Batting on Both sides-Two Home
Anua -scoro, 15 too.
Fi1at Dav's Races Mt the Nashv1aa-
Spring Meeting.
Thu Chicago Horse Bodina In Condition 10 Enter
The Lists.
BASEBALL.
7ounrn GAME Axp FOURTH VICTORY Fon TEE
WHITE sTOCKtNUH.


BASEBALL,
Younrn GAME Axn FOURTH y1cronY ION TEE
WHITE srocK1Nos.
Sp+ctai f,tsnaieA to The Cateaoo Tribune.
fourth championship game aud fourth victory
vas scored With tho Cincinuetis to-day, the con.
tess being entirely different from any that has
preceded II. It was BiogRing- match from be-
ginning n and .nd t,,o berI..t 1i,,,no vo,
About 1000 people veEc proseut and the day
Was cold and dfsagreeabe, Tho Whites lost the
,ors ~ J,.,ra. aa 80 h., h,,,,,,. H.. - hi
to1s' Aoa narnea aea III oy h'st,os sne AFst oa,'
gave him flFat bel.aki his hard to Gould
Ifnea e,ruck thrce tiu,es At TIM a,r.
....a s,'s 80, . ,.-,
sn' 'ne casehef iofceo Anson a. tn'rd pate'
,ort tvn m, xo,, mr., he p.,-.,r ,rs I,roa
't'. "'"' uo' ~ e"'"'. "''' 'o'''0'
Inc hed" celebrated their opening BY earning
M ,"";.,. 49, 'a." "'e ..'. ..s -. =.
oho inning "H the poorest bis OF play
they hare shown this season. White 1nd or
with clean hi. md v,s fo,Ioved hv poter.
..:.t. "'.7 ""N ,., ~.
WIN t"o'oaheE' on which "ltto tr1od TO get
home and was pus out. 0lenn followed with
sno@acs t'eo n!'7 Auu ietcts aoat me A. sne
home pAts by ipjudicions running. Thus
with two sng,e-taas bit. and two-b.asr no runs
were eossea- 1ne nea' seemed ENCOURAGED 1t hia,
ano' Al'st '"o H. "Nfe OUT Aau White had MISSED
chance for third one, they put in four clean hits and
seorel Two runs Thta raya then load ,f .vo rrr.
.,d ~, ,,o,nIo !, .tt.,5,,,. -o.o -, ~. .,.s3
nJtnI s rh n.t t,..t, .usu ~ Ana ~ a., Gn.sa
w. tetos ~ ~ neAt .nnk psosso 10 pe ~ tat
k e''.. -. I'c s.sf E. .u ss.a'ea tue VIC
"'' ~ 'AH .o'A ""un.. o0noI - " Nln
r.,t Ao ,,. A. nh.oh tMn.. o4e 'o'9r 9,.s
two n,.n ~, h, -" iir.. cortsd ~, ~ ths .,d f"noa
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BRtSTOW.
THE PEOPLES CENTENNIAL PRESIDENTIAL CAM

AAe A*s0AA@0 3As-$4A-N'*N'4 4AS-oAAH-N%%AA N0As~
DlpATE.
70 Ms Editor Of Ths chteooo T,foun.
LINCOLN. IN % ILL.,, AprIl M ae.-wo have heretofore
written that he who In tlis age Of Eenosal In.
formation among the roople aspire. to political
people. Tho poon,o road md think for ihom.
Selves and ara now substantially tho moldera
and Bhape1R OF public opinion. We arc at the
present timo having remarkable e1cmplnen-
tlon OF shls Pranelp'o. Two or tnroo mon. zach
esnin ant tos ability aud oeoupy'ng hlsh OH
c'ai poS'uon' havo oeen, ZOE "o HnoW not 10"
long time, asplFants for tho Presidency.
rbs. .,a tba,, friarau 1,ovo h.n, .,,i,.
Lucy oaa 'aou A'ouuS naso no0u "olA.
Ing up th0ir respective clAna. Each placed
hns'' In tho 10. hands s..,a Of pots, otgau
a2eIs' ana mas largely acpohdoa upon
o operaou apiy syea Cd T.
not tho work Of the pooplc TIM rc.dinr md thtnAnc
MASSES, Do u.o psopa ti,nl aud % read, IL res, % thsy
llkencd TO ponderous .nimal,-sIow to start, hut
Cor,nnt,on ,1.,. IN htet ,,,s"a: r,,. on,. 1,
Gos.apuon e.". IN niao pisces. 1ae people kno"
but they havo no. read thu. others also occupr,ns
high positions. and whose honesty il not doubted,
sn9: sses1:a tas ~. sy ought h.y
smelling heaven. Tho poople say their puble SER
wants ought to have discoyore1 and axpogei IL orht
Republicans Afp trlo to their Darty to ttetr nr1nct
ulrs snd tlieir nyarnmsnt Tf,n =. ~ e. ~. - ~
principles of rislt ana jussice. Nc t'rson or clsss
Comprehend better than ey Tho noeess!ty OF retain.
lcau bands ons better tbs necessity Of nurstnv tba
party OF unworthy officials; aud none bettor ti.o no
eessit, Of taking Tho wo.kng-up Of nominating oon.
vcntons out Of tho hanta u mschina potcisns. who
| ars generally moro 1laes-seeksrs,
TGat rarty-wa uiean its bono and snsw fts reAanu
and thinklng snIsses, whoso yotos must b. rnIni
upon fo1 sucoess-have feoilnRa and dnairrs
1ntcnsined In consequences Of tho utfic1d cor-
r1spt!oa OF sp,ns in whom thew had nlssea
conAdenco and Of tbs cloycn foot OF tho Uomocrscy
whose trscts they bRys ee1 In tho Lower Hound II
CongIrss hpnoq they hayu looked around for lcad.
er: i,ot ono cut and carved md pfeparud bY uachne
noticiaua but QUO 10 10 chosen By thcmkslyas wpr.
Inv ko Ia thc,r Aosts ip ts bao 10 bp weco a,anat
, 1876-05-03
w NJ - t++HA
Ceunty Central Committee.


oEoR0E aoRonds, AND WHAT 4 RoLp1EA HAB TO
sAY ABOUT HIM. ...
rnopll. Arftl1 H. 1H76.-Hdfor TFIHeefoH Htrubd-
can Nay 10 allowed, through your valuable palsr,
to SAY word In favor Of Ut my comrades In tho
Ito !yar7 Mr: George s.foga.. e :he &c ch,mpaisn
Of Secretary Of State. subject 10 tho action Of tho l
puhlc.n state Conventiou: had tue honor Of sorr-
Of september, isa2 unit. tlo clue 81 tis War. aaI
know him well. Ne ~ gentleman ot ahtlity, strictly
10 MIKE rssss. sseres.sy Of sase; md sal
able services rendered to hls country and party
worth .nysh!ng, hc richly deserve. promotion.
Mr.. HcrogHs mustered into Tho United States
service IrivAto In ths Ono Hundred and Twenty
NTH Illinois Infantry; Wa made sergsant aud
Adju,ant Of .he si1tleth Illinois. Thi. WI decided
compliment, Ii the A1toth was not in our brigade;
waa promoted TO Lieutenant III Company /. Ut the
Ono Hundred snd Twenty.tlftA illinois,, While At
Chattanooga " was asa!g1od 70 duty tho ataH Of
Onicar Of his division. Tho sst year al tho War s
was Austertpg- -oincsr the staH Of Gtn, Janes D..
Honsoay.lio, N O. uy rsqusss 1t lhs Secretary Of
War aud Gen. Grant, he ~aa retained In the service
9ftet hs hstxade wore III mustered out A. serogg.
po4Ionl that he occupied, to thu entire satisfaction Of
lii superior oticeKa aud tho country.
w,a faih1u bravo, and efficient ofic1r. Ho Ii man
Of huo abilities. very aud genial courteous In his mau-
has made good socrutary but hs xsa not III tho ser-
vice DelseTa ana. ~ Other tInEs esng e1ual, an
fur tue sodiat sat. IAh AMI all tho ho and permit
nay to thu solsrs Of Illinois, that IN sni,post-
Ing George Rct0g2s honor ourselves, for he u oue
know 1t Ia aald thss ths Republican party does not
think mue.pf the soldiors - It did ten yoars
anco+ do not be!Ioye this; and. roason Tor my
beief soldiers propose to sess tile mstsor thls
summer. We will nominate 4soFGe bcrogxs. u Il call
be dnno bJ squ4re nren, manly effort sna know
Air. 6crogRs would not acc1pt : nomination that Nas
not hoIlurably obtained.
A. nawsIapeF-n,an, tho editors Of the s.ate know
llis abilities, MD have manifested their spp.oc!ation Of
hl4 WORTH Let ths press and tho soluzs untte. and
stand up sAfulJ for Al honnrahle Nan who has d0no
so9a ssfve9 ~ no1a & s1hass M A. @,e; M M M eo
lot aud In HuYrnar next will De trunph7ntly elect
cd. "so mote It te," Yonrs4 ~. THuAAs.
Lato Major Eighty,si1th I!llnois luEautfy.
, 1876-05-03

1no Wooey 81 atteady stabbed II The ooar,s. H,
1lonen arrived today With tan superb onea snd -
6s ioqea "a .9;norrow BY slnee and NO
.sssn assa Of tsn arP.r. with Tan Brosis snd
w;.h wth ,ta ,Rtng h.. Alfonso n " load; Bufosd,
proud War Dance, and Miller Wiz ih1ta oths-. h h
sidea torgto Bowman, will be In to-uorrov sn3 ~
In addition to this tas largo number h.1on,,nv IN
persona hArs been stabbed on tha rorse ~
Ara pstrAring for the contest Each ayT nro1Tsen,s
VII! snort from two to thres RACES Of snfns1str1 1
efeat while Wednesday will bo presented tho thsr.
IN tho great awoepstake for 4yaat-o,a Tha oontest
sn' on that Day will be Artstides' Rn9 Afonxn -
usoefe. ayrsyt orclt KAtle, aud Emma Cobb
The famous old courao Il IN splendid Condition, s.a
efcf5fhtnR points to the most interesting msntine
o'er gtFen by Tbs renowned KentuctJ Aasocl.son.
noDNK.
no1in. sna nr,,,tho Tho arrangements, tho trottzs
to oJsckaoa, Mich, As repotn4 not 60 i,nmsdatasy
Into tsainins 1t the Central Pr. .nsy wla soon 60
VII work down to their bottom haSe "aeFs ths1
the EAAtefn campaign. '"tu ready foR
Thts track IL e1nlnon.ly catcutated for tra,4..
poaes. and bids fair 10 beconns popular St0rs
racing men, 1t II 10 feet wde, and ins feet froi
the pofe Ths turnA larger than any befosS a..
tesNIs1, and permit ~ high rsto Of speed - On he
stretches.
iodine is already In eood sh.ps, and hts more
tnshuklaatio admircra rlsln for him N aMltY 70
roach ala In rhoe befors the SEASON IL oYae.
, 1876-05-03
LOCAL POLITICS.

A meeting OF the Flras Ward NcpnnlcanvClnb
wan held Ut the Palmer Iiouae last evening"
President Coburn in the chair. Simeon W. King,
George T. Graham, and Aid. McAuioy uore ap-
pointed committee to confer with the County
Central Committee IN reference 10 tho mode to
b. adopted for the selection Of delegates TO tho
coming County Convention, after which ths Club ad-
i0urned Until Saturday night 1t ths Sherman Houss
Club Rooms.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
There wss to hare bcen meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Cook County Central Republican Club
yesterday Afternoon. hut hour AFTER tho appointed
time quorum had not rus In sn spl srauce. sad tho
proceedings were adjourned. Thoss Wit -rspondcd
3. Rumsoy. Avery Moore, L. Z. Beach, and John II,
Cough.
, 1876-05-03


Republican 6tato and Territorial Conventions for
tho election Of delcgatos To tho Cincinnati National
Convention h&vs bctn held follows Texas, Jan u;
Indfann, Feb. n: WlAconsin, Feb. n Connecticut
Fob. 20 Utah, March Nov York, March u :; Rhodo
Inland, March 13 Vermont, March -; Ohio, March
- Pennsylvania, March ~: Mississippi, March 81
Nevada, April South Carolinn, April II; Virginia,
forni'; April 10; haaasehusetts April 25: Arksnsas.
Thcas Conventions choso In the aggregate $50 dele
gates. Tho Massachusetts Convention elected but four
{hs decRatca ut argo, tho ohcts bolng left TO tho
choice Of tile District Conventions. The State EKotl-
tirs Committee Of North Carolina hss chosen four del
sgaes at largo TINT tho whoe number Of decgatnN
chosen to data 3G4. The whole number OF delegates
In Tho Republican National Convention will DO 7s2,
its Senators and Representatives In Congress- and two
delegates being authorized from each otganized Terri
tory and the District Of Columbia.
7he rtnnbylrAhia Convent!au instructed ie3 dclc-
gates {69j for Mr. artEanft the Ohio Convention III
structcl for Mr. Hayes {441: tbs Montana Territory
Convention Instructed for AtF. Htatne {2. Sir. 1aine
also indorhed " resolution for tie nomination for
President py Lu Conventions Of Virginia, California,
and W!aoonsin, representing 81 delegates br. conk
luton Of ths consention o! Nov York: snd ir. Nor
ton follows With tbs indornemont Of tho Indxua Ar
fanaas aud a1lssisaIppi Conventions. The Conveu.
!ions Of RhoIa Island, Texas, Vermont, Colorado,
NoYAda Ulah and uonlecticut left thofr delegations
to go to Cincinnati unrammeed; bnt II IA reported
that, At conference subsequently bold Of tie Con-
nectlent leeQaten, resolved to present the
Of Marshall Jewell for prescnt In the Natiousl Con-
vention.
The following IL llst OF the Republican stato Con.
yentions yet to meet before the assembling Of the EA-
tIpnBl Convention a CincinuAus
, 1876-05-03
THE CANVASS,
1HAT aAH BzEN DONE, AND WHAT REuA1Hs TO BE

Ne.o York Wor!d, 1iavl.
The aggregate result OF tho labors Of the State
Conventions hold last 8eok MAS tho s!ect4on Of
100 delsgases 10 tho National Nominating Con-
ventions, OF whom ntnety-e!ght wore accredited
to st. Louis and twanty-elght to Cincinnati.
Nearly one-hAlt OF tho delegates TO tho Nepnb-
lican National Convention. and over one.third Of
the delegates to tho Dsmocrntio National Con-
vention, have now beon chosen, Tbs following
- = fesume Of tho work s!ready dons RndA
tabular statement Of The Conventions yet to bo
held
TIE pkNoCnATIO oANvAAa,
Democratic State Conventions for the election
Of delegates 10 the National Convention hayo
ocsn held ~ follows, up to this date: bfalssohu-
setts, Sept "a. 1876 Louisiana, Jan. 6; Texas,
Jan. Z; New Hampshire, Jau. II; Connecticut,
Fob. s Rhode Island, March 10, Pennsylva-
n'A, March ~; indians. Apr.l 10, Nobraska,
April 10; Oregon, April 20; Naw York, April 20.
ln Georgia, Conventions Ia ths aeveral Congres-
atonal Districts chose delegates April 1B.'
Tho Nholo number OF delegates thus chosen
y Nv. Tho Democratic National Convention At
u: Louis will bo composed Of 735 mempors, tho
eal! for the Convention having provided shst
Each State will To eutitled to : representation
equal 10 double ths uumhor Of its Senators and
Representatives in tho Congress Of tho United
sstsa; and tho Territory Of Colorado, xtose elaais
kscsorsl College, u nso iuyfod i, sond lelaYate4 10
!he coa,.nuoa.S yhla can, il VII 10 observed, does
ao* a1aend N Invitation, the ltopublean call dos,
But enc delegation thus Tar chose 10 g. Lonls hss
s., esa tn'tsusss The lnaians delegation W. = n,
sssa.a !nao,.sa Nj. Ialdea for do Pte9!ls.sy.
0As9A tAst thsy Aro nsarly u far h1ul. md u
, 1876-05-03
r11EAKrr.nn,srnw coAgr1RACY.

Srtttos Tkt<ararn to TIC Cinc,nnata Commercial.
WAaaISo1os, April 28.-The conspiracy to kin
Drstow In assuming formidable proportions,
and has coma 10 include nearly all the promt-
nout Republicans Of tho Williams D elauo-Cres-
-Sawyor- -Delknap stripe, who have
occupied back seata ainca tho advont OF 13ris-
tow, Jewell plcrrepons, and Taft as Cabi-
net Miniatera. They havo got everything
roady 70 publish = rovamped aud greatly
improved vnrsiun Of tho old ntosy Tint
in 1915. when Tho waky tax Increased from 76 to
70 CENTS gallon, IJrtatow, willie opposing tha In
cEease t,ecauao 10 beloved II would 30 noro dicnt 10
encct !han the lower rhtc privately kept hla vheky
friends In Louisviile posted to the probabilities,
~bereby they were enah,cd to and did speculate snd
make grcat deal Of money. Tho atle eorrs OF de-
teetiyca aaa thisvoa employed by the KiN.1lrtsow
Ring have worked most carefully in tut. tie tlot
and quite confident TINT they hsso got # In such
shape that It Will a,icfi lhs vicm syeu it they don't
provo II, md they, Of ooufse, lavs idea that tlsy
pan prnTe It.
The President has declared that be will take no hand
IN tho nomination 10 TO tusdo ht Cincinnati, asd has
oven spotcn Of DEtstow In terms Of commcndAton to
caAu1l callers.
, 1876-05-03

THE Observation-Disclosures HEdOLGT10HH.
A few daYs ago wo published tue proceedings
Of public meeting hold In Marion County, ILL.,,
which, among other things, declared lhat,
WHEnEAs, Jamcs II. UoycrIdgo, y Comlniesloncr Of
tho new Illinois Btate House, and brother Of aud ap-
polluted W Hov. John L. beyeridgo isho WAS cog
several different occasions demand Of j. u. Wh.m,
VAr1cn Of tho pententisry, to certify TO aud sign
vouchers in blank for work donc fer ts Htate-oae,
and did further demand him 10 hsRgn the vouchers,
40 aiRned over 70 Him, Tint he could ill up the voch-
ors with such items and amounts he, lanes II.
Wham 10 do m aet clearly In violation ii Aw, md
evidently for dishonest purposes; and
Our readorB perhaps remember tho rcst of tho
vhoreABes and resolutions wlleroupon the
Aforesaid brother Of The Acting Governor sends
ua the following lottor, tnolosing an anonymous
communication column long, published In tho
Ceuttalla Sentinel, and asks its insertion in TuE
Tn1DUsE. We print his letter, but haSo not
Which he cuts out of the CentrHa paper, e1cctt
one passage, Which aoema to contain tho giBt OF
the whole ropsy. Tho 9tata-Iouso Commis.
Bioners letter reads :
n the Editor of The CAfeaqs 7ttsuass
cd 70 article In iEE TnrpuNz Of yesterday purport
at Republican meeting tn aaccoon Township, Marion
Gouny IL III. Anr p s7a: The same' With rsy
ths eou in tdp cenrsu nne on tho
a7th inst, = copy Of which incloso you.
Wl you n juasico to mo, publish tho reply, CIV
truly, JAaEs il. BEvrn1poz.
RefnrrinR tn thu fire pni,,p :. ul,nreaa ot tin
1'4e1oou Ateo.'Hs' 'Ao "fi'ee e@3h
ln order that the readers may have correct knowl-
edge OF tho proposition contained III this letter. here
WITH 9lye coY q thst nrt Of Tho first letter relating
70 tho Foecrs 3hete wero one or two other icitcrS on
te same subject and Of tho BANJO tons and tenor OF
th,s; s;..,u ~ a.. =. ,s-, -, ,.
n. !" sfRISof1etD, Ill.,. Aia. y, ls'a-sdt. y. y.
Hhan!-DEAn Sin: 1our predecessor Assiynea sew
sral blank Vouchers payable TO my orae'. They wsrs
h1ioA our WIN the amounts que 10 those pArlics.
co!lectcd INC money, rata them. anu sent hlm r.
celpts. thta eaFih9 some tsno hnu trouble, the par
es getting their money eeScral dafs earlier thnn tAcy
eonld !! the vouchers Lad Reen ssnt to the MaFaen
~ r. >eS,a eo,oe'lon naHG os mh. aGne oonsKseper'
tah9enens, you MAKING yo@r o"it selecuon o. aGohs
, 1876-05-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, May 2-stsamahips Batavia, fron
boston, and Sarmatian. from Portland, hAyo ar
rived out.
New YoRg. May a,-Arrlved, steamship City
Of Chester, from Liverpool.
LONDON. May 2.-Steamahlpa City OF Brooklyn
aud Main, from New York, have arrived out.
AoylLIr, MAy 4.--Stsames Bolivia, from Now
York, has arrived.
, 1876-05-03
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
HOW TO BEAT NOlElIINON.

t. the Editor Or Ihs Chica4s 3rt6uaA:
EAnr sr. Loula, ILL.,, April M.-Porhaps few
words fro1u 1T. Clair County upon the political
situation lore will interest the political readers
VI 1nE Jg1nrNx. Tho Republicans OF this
county will bold thur County Convention at
Delleslle, May 90, 10 select delegates to tho
State Eopyeukio1. Until within tue {pw past
, 1876-05-03
LACES.
M0s. Gossnge
4. Go.
Novelties in Lace.

New designs in Lace Nets for jack
cts and Costumes, The new Torohon
Lace for Grenadines, and a choice
assortment Of White and Colored
Hamburg Laco Trimmings for Gam
brios and Morning Wraps.
Real Lace scarfs in White, Black,
Eoru, and 0atfe' Barbes, 0apes,
Shawletts, and Sleeveless Jackets, all
choice goods. New and desirable
styles in Ladies Ties, Wells, and
Veiliugs, with daily additions Of Ill
new and fashionable goods.
Statc-st.-- --.Wasllington.st.
, 1876-05-03

peoplo vho think and speak for themsclvez; people
uninttntnced BY ttnHst cll1ueH, or wlrc-pn1ltsn;
neop!a who erer 90 10 tearch Of mill to grind ont
pcople 10 fea.t Upon; rcop1n rho dcsiro not 10 10
uosed With nostru.ns prepared by political 0u.cks
The people ak tllat their reasonable de1rcn In r0
sptcled II Cincinnati. Iot thetn bc grantnd and tho
people stand Pledged 10 roll nps majority for tho ro-
publican nominees thst will IN emphatic intorse-
candidate IA tho primo mover and leading actor.
". I. J.
, 1876-05-03
Mr.. GEORGE SCROCCS.
) GNoD wonD FROM i BROTHER SOLDIER.

good WORD FROM BROTHER soLD1KR.
1b the Editor AZ Tbs Chicago 7fzoune:
CuAMrA1aN, ILL.,, May '1,-Obaerviug With
pleasure tho freedom nnd fairuosa with which
THE TRIBUNE is disposed to treat tho political
situation aud tue candidatos boiore the pcop!o,
in bohalf Of the Republicans OF Champaign Coun-
ty VIC respectfully ask tho publication Of tho
Iuclosod fettor from Maj. Thomas. by so do
ing, you will groat!y obligo and place us
under removed obligations to your valuable
paper. W. b. THOMPSON.
II. ]. DUNLOP,
J.C. WAnr,
, 1876-05-03
PuC1LiSM.

NEw YonR. May 2,-'Joo 0ose. the champion
pugist Of England has challenged Tom Alien
10 light for tho championship OF the world and
$1,000. or moro, side.
, 1876-05-03

e,ssias.;l: Sa,ssss ::::::::::::i
Two-baAs htts ts-Petorb. Z: Hanes. 2; jones, l.
1hrco-hsse h1ts-baruea, l; C1Ack. l.
Hons. Funs-Harnes. !: joiner. |.
Total bases al htA- ChlcAxo. ~: Cincinnati. ..
ks.,leI, i; Jone', !: pe.1on 4: Fhses: ,v.,..
Glena. KessltT. a Roo!h. j; Could !: tlseE. /;
Jones. :; Pearson, I; Fisher, Z
Wild plEchBa-Eishdr. l.
uMpira-A. Walsh. Lonttsilla.
THE CHARACTER or TUE GAME
may bo BY glAnca at the Ecorr. 1t hard
hitting contest with lively ball grounds.
The Whitcs seemed 10 have recovered frufn tbe!F tend
ency to bat Fishers delivery UP n the ali, aud handled
him with ~ Mnch freedom - II he stnAtenr,
whiie tbs nes wsked up sp1lding he has not been
for long ame% The game was by no ma4us mutiln
contest, though the errors appear frequent both
sides. II u to Be hoiHd that Mcfey will 10 hhe TO
join tho Club At St. Lous, for, vhile Glenn rlsy
asat we'll enough thu batting strength nf tho absentee
will ba needed tn . contest WITH tie urowiss
AUrUALs AND ATHLKTIcS-TWELyE 1SN1S0s.
.nsetdl D1spateh to 7ht Chicago 7t1oun<.
New Yonx, May 2.-The finest cams p!hyed on
the Union grounds waA that Of to-day, being the
first Of the seEieB bctWeeu tho Athiercs Of PHI
zdolphia and the Mutuals. Tho day WAS very
favorable. Tho Mutuals were the favos.sea III
The pools At 100 to 10. Ovor 1000 PERSONS worn
present. Twelve innings wore played. Follow
ing ID .....-
, 1876-07-21
ncueae tslssr. gfptlhfa.
Nuglan0.

2pnbon, 90. Suli. 3n Bimble.
bpn pirbe Deirte Die aFte 0dlfte eines
YreibldieBers 5mii9en ousermdDltsI
enorilGen, I6ottii6en, corooil@en uno
ouitraliIden G6iiBenmonn|0often boil
lenoct. Sic @ntf etnunsen betrl9en 200,
500 unn 900 @len uno Die 9cbrau9ten
9Hoffen woren Mortini- nno Senrp=
SuA}en. Sic msiitsn SreiIer 'purocu
uon bcn iGottil6sn S9ilbn 9sma9t'
suna4F tomtn Die en9I'i3rn' oonn or
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SbiiScn.
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9unose Merfte 81 Mappln9, cine Wfel'
lie uuterbalb Der 2onboner S'nde, fln9
aim Witternodt Seuer nno brennt NOD.
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bronnt, Sobnlon's @cyfte uno oas ans
ltubenoe MasoSin oe5 S9rn S'up lteben
in @efubr.