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, 1876-05-05
SPORTING NEWS.
Ths Eloments Stop tho Chicago.st.
Louis Game at an Early
Stage.
Cincinnati Captures tho LOUIS
willie in q Close Game.
Third Days Events at tho Nashville As
sociation Meeting.
Gamo for tho Billiard Championship
in Louisiana,

BASEBALL.
THE GAME At ut. LOCJH HTorPEp ~ RAIN.
Sptsfni Dispaf1A 10 The tAfeass TFtbsre.
8T. 1ou1a. May +.-Thn trst championship gsnne b.
twson the Rt. 1uia and Chicago Clubs announced
for today In ths c!ly, and, when tho umpire called
play, about 4,oo paorls witnessed and 4pplauded tho
Gama Tho uruwn1 led on will = whtswsAh, Nc.
oesry alons making h and he being run out 1t
ond By Whitsa hne throw 70 l,srnes. After two men
ous, Hines opened business for tho Whites With
nne twobaser. and wss sen. home BY sp4ldingh ne-
bit 10 ccntroheid. In tho second tnaiuR after two
H7en were out, and, whis Biong was on first baae,
Bradley bit ahArp Douudes 10 Ansot. which was we'll
gathered but thrown likn 4 balloon into the seats
allowing both 10 score, Before the third In.
ming could ba fairly completed. tbs rain came down
WITH Rnch forro and persiEeneJ to riye the men
OF tho hed and mako drawn game. Thu same cluts
viii pay tomorrow.
Betting hers IL rather brisk, though tho backtrs Of
the home club demand long ohd&-Heparally two OF
tnrte to one. considerable number Of ChicaRoAns
came down to mako m honest doll1r. and liquor
on the game. He wanted 70 get back soms Of tbs
ready caah dropped hers last year.
TIE ATHLETIcs DEFEAT THE AUTAL8 At PHirA-
pELpKA.
Stsefat Dtfrdfek 10 Tis CAfeaqo Tribune
pHrLADELru1A, Fa, Nay 1.-THE weather was WARM
and pleasant. The Athletics earned four out OF e,1
r7lnl La tho htzth Ons taouEand persons wtss pgez-
ent
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
p&THa NJ FAf3E

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE. CHICAGO, April Is, lB79.-DolegatoH
attending Tho Hopublcan state Convention at
Hprtngtlsd AIay "a, will obtain reduction In fare
~ foltowa:
Chicago l. Alton Railroad, Il1!noia Central
Railroad, and Gilman, Clinton l. Springfield
RailtoaJ, full faro going, md one-afth fare re-
turning, 90 certificate OF Secretary.
Ohio l. Misatssippi Railroad. including Spring
field DIsisiou formerly Springfield and Southeastern,
rouud-trlp tickets for one and oue-hfth fare.
Peoria b llock 1hnnd: Psora, pekn h Jacksonville.
and Hpspgue1 h Northwestern Railroads will Fuu
through tsa!nH from Rock Island through pcosia and
pckln to Springfield, and soil round-tTp tlckots for
ono and one-ffth faro.
Rockford. Nock Island l. Bt. Louis Haroal viii
run through trains from Rock Island tn Springfield,
aud isauc round.trip tickets to Springfield oyer con
Meeting iines from al polnta on this roa for one and
ono-ffth faro. DANIEL HHKrAnD,
Becretary Republican B!ale Central Committee.
, 1876-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS,
f4TrA{vh rnrfN5+T Hf{fHI.

Special utspa,eh to 1Ae CA1caqo Tribune.
GnAND HAVEN Mich, May 4.-Tho Republi-
can County Convention today elected eight del
cgatea to the State Convention
yanloo, D. B. K. Van Haalte, II. Hoogeseger, 4.
e. Bolt, John Spoon, E. p. Terry. and John a.
Leggat. The 1rst five aro for hnrd money.
Blaine aeoms tho first choice. but several think
Bristow tho stronger caudldate. No favorable
expsesoions concerning horton or coniling
from anybody. ..............
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
FnEpgaloK, Md. alay 4.-The Republican
State Convention mos to-day, Washington H.
q .,sa na1ino5o: y Joseph sh Of cse!i; md Edwas1
i!ssoatons .ionlsd s,pre.. gratitude that a, In.
rsy Of President Grant. who.s administration hag
beau wise. patriotic aud prudent II th% reduction Of
tne pnb ds's ana edo0n pf oons
They pledge tho vote Of Maryland to ulaine caudi-
date for President, and commend Drtaow for hia IT,
estea aro directed to for Daine theEo ia
sonabo hofe for Ills nomination.
MHENNY COUNTY, ILL.,
Special nttpatsh 10 The Chicago 7ftAsns.
HAnvAHp, ILL.,. May 4.-At tho caucus hcld In HAr.
vsrd, McLatighns hotas. to-day enti Beserdge men
instructed Tho best men In tho town appointed
OREGON EEruDL1uAAs.
BAN FRAhc1sco. May 1.-The Republican Static Con-
il. Van Houton, j, L. Fouter, J. u David. II. K.
Hinca, and ]. W. Scott dc1ryatos to tho National
Convention. 1t declared Blab tho choice OF tho Co
vtyt!on far President, b d not paxs tle uaal resu-
luon indorainB tho Adu'iulatraton. Tho prox,es at
delegates ase to ,e held by tho delegates only.
ALLEN ron PRESIDENT,
TotHpo. O.. May &.-rhe 1nnocrat!o Convention
Ia tho Fifth Congressional District WAS held 1t Det-
nnce, O., to-day. Gas A. v Nlce Of futhatn County,
Wa no1nfnated for Representative hy accianstion.
The resolutions favor tue unconditional repeal Of ths
NcsuuVuon ait, gradual Withdrawal Of National Bank
paper aud favor oIGoF. William AIeu for tho Frea-
deucy.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRACY. ..
CotuMpsA. y. O., May 4.-Ths Democfat7 stata
Convention mat this evening. D. W. Aiken. Master
OF 8sato lrnn9e, uas choaen temporary President.
and j. II. Ksfattsw permanent President. Resolutions
were introduced u conflno th0 business OF the Con.
yention to tho election uf delegates 10 the National
Convention and nlemburs Of tho Sat0 Executive Com
mtet.
Tho Convention ia suli In session. The delegates
will be uupledged.
KANHAN INFLAT1OH1sTs.
TOPEKA, Knn. May 4.-1n the utate Greenback Con-
ventiou to-day twelve counties represented by
tAirsr-avo Delegates. tuJgo boat VIM choden pTesi-
datlt and Iele8Ataa wbra elected to the Indianapolis
mltce wa appointed. and tAoy dcctded to organize
county md township clubs. An effort was made to
bring the Convention oyor to the Democratic party
but 1t did not uucceet-
WILLIAMS ACCEPTS.
EyANsy1LLK, Ind. hIny Tho lion. Tbomia Il.
Cobb's letter notifying the Hon. JxMea D. Williams
Of hla nomination ~ candidate for Governor Ia IT,
Will be publshed by tho Courisr Of this city to-uor-
row. Tho lotter Of Cobb IA dated April %, and that
Of Williams April %. 10th ate le1sets short and
explicit.
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ATHLETIC,

po1N0H AND INTENTIONS OF TIE FOOTBALL CLUB.
Ths adjourned meeting OF tho Chicago Football
Club waA hold last oveniug Il ths Bhetman House.
Fourteen members were present, Mr. W. u. Curtia in
lho cnaF, Tho ordinary bualness bong flnIshe1 six
nav mcmbers wore elected Il il proposed to got up
dramatic entertainment for tho benefit Of tho club
fun.ss and several nerabers Of the profession hkve
toered lhcir services. Ths Offices OF Secretary and
Captain having been Separated An election Wa held
resulting ln AE. Hotusby beinG retainel u Captain
sad Mr. r. D. Cleveland was selected - SECRETARY Ths
nrst Retio meeting Of the club will 10 held II Dox-
ter Park tue 29th Of this month II tho Of the
park can Ia had for that day. Tho entyies for tho
apors numerous. and much tnteEest being taken
III thts tho rst venture Of tho club In that direction.
for Atssngcrs IL the programme, and will bo
open to al qualified amateurs, tho winner recalling
hxpdaQMA prlzA
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and COURAGEOUS man that BIZ resent scs Avs un1niA.
takAb1y stamped him IN 10.
DAstMAnLE RUsEIG1nN OF MoNEsTY.

.-=- {H#tsrfHs Easf{sF. journal.
II DHstnvH ffit1l'A 1eCs1rn for him tho nomination
At Clnennktit tlloy will havs good aeal Of hard work
10 do. Unlass thuy chn disahaRa ths nnIAds Of tha
lefdera Of hA party Of that dAnnnbe suspicion Of hon
essy which thrcatena To crubh him, hin s.sry hops
OF tho Illumination is a phantom and fraud.
TIE h.atha DRIATow T1nH.
~ En,a agttfI tEass, y NsnsbHean.
II " "bt1lnntnx 70 look decidedly DsiAt4w&h " 10
TIN Philadelphia 1t,n<&. " Thezs caanot bo doubt
that Connecticut prefers nrAtoW and Jewell In Blaine
and ali ether c4ndliaaeA" The rising Bristow tde In
Nav Hampshire threatens u fubmsrVa 1t least ons
wonld-be Aenator, f. II. 1tollins, and that gentleman
anl h'a friends beginning 70 take In tbs unple&s
antless Of the situation.
Ar 1lI8 IgosfE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., MAy 4.-rrimary meetings of the
Republican party IN t'ia city al largely attended,
Theirs was . lively contcht In wards for ths
rt,stton If delegates, bAt hll candidates. weru pro-
nonuecd Hr:s.nw men, and tho city delegation Il
unannous for his nomination nt Cincinnati. III the
meeting held for county onAide The city there wsa
sama disturbance created BY \ 1unn by tho namo Of
Ayers wiosa conduct va sovclufy denounced by ex.
tiunary. The Ayr. cr,Ti.. eo,aposc1 OF
shout thtst5nso colortd ncn, Withdrew. and then Tho
netting proceeded 10 elect delegates. full list
vas elected, headed by tho lion. James Ateel. 4
rcaolutlnh unanimously pAsed In fkvor Of Iris-
tow tho Republican nonltnee for President. In ali
the wasls OF Tho city resolutions favosablo 70 urisioN
wore p1ag1d.
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NEw YonE, May 4.-ThonaAs RatsAdA haA been
inat1Rllrttad praaldant Of the Ilaauhlia Of Qphs

NEw YonE, May 4.-ThomAs RatsAdA ha2 been
inaugurtted President Of the 1!spublio Of Cubs.
Speeta! D1spaseh 10 Tn ch.eaoe 1t,eun<,
CAnnoNDALE, ILL.,. May t.-Tho Hon. George
Il, Wendllug, Of Bhelbyville. ILL.,. delivered his
celebrated lecture On Odd-F Fellowship, entitled
''Tbe gtone Ezel." In the ii. L. Church hero
Tonight. Tue church mss crowded NTH the
most Intelligent audience aver assembled In our
place.
EAST sAoiNAw, Mich May 4.--Tha Board Of
Trads organization Was perfected this evening
With membership Of TIC. The oltceFa e!ectea
are "a follows. n. ", How. prea,dent; @: ".
Wolls and a1. JeHors, Vice'pEsssdeats, John
Walch. Treasurer.
ham FRANCISCO, May 4.-The Fryer Reduction
Works It G1ass Valley began operstonn to-day.
Mauy mining mta aud capitalists weEs present
from r&rous paris OF tbs Pacldo CoAst. They
considered that thai process, II u ptuTe capable
, 1876-05-05

NASHVILLE, Teun. May 4.-T1lR th!rd day Of tho
Nashville mocing drew iho best attendance Of tbs
week. Tie weather was delightful Tha track
fast. Tbs first racc. mile heats for purso Of 1880,
with thtrsy-four nominations. Btx horses started.
Tho tlrst heat wan won by Plenty, beating bombay,
Creednoro, Malrnystic, Woodland, and Herzog Ia the
ortsor naned The next two heats were ty Greed.
rneso. bombay finished second In every heat. Time,
1:4bA, 1:45. 1+oH. Before ths nras heat creedmoTe
brought $lt. 10 pool Of 500: After the nEst heat
AIR ths sseond sst, oreeamore to II assnst d.
Geld.
The seeoud Faec rn,1e .na AZ eighth was won e.s!.
Volunteer sck phi!lipg and Ulsck Hi In tho order
named. Time: 200; 70. n tue rooh Vanderbilt
The third race, inie and halt dash. WIS won By
Gray stes1, beatn9 Lotta s1oon, Fanny Mhone sus
wy1n9' JACK hhsrpatd nd g.. oamarso In hs osasr
start Tho winner sold In field OF three horsca ii
ss3 to 3:3o ue.inat tho oshess. Tltnc. 2:4s.
SALE or ONO IRorrT1Hn HORSES,
CINCINNATI. Afay t.-1n tho etock saio At tho Noil
Thorn, 3 years old, was sod TO charlea II. Neal Of
II years DID, sod Rurcher Brothers. OF sandus-
KY for Il $780, Granger Jack Of no pedigree but wlo
has tEo.te ~ ea5 was sold 10 3. Il. Accanu, Of Plain
City. for s., tov, ..
GRAND HAVEN nAcga.
se.etal Dfs,ateA 70 n. cateasu frso.as.
ocdibR1 tbose a. MuskeGon aud peatwa.er. Tho $1,000
70 be a~Hrded III prasutume u divided hs foloWH:
First day. prsmiums 500: So1 russs for 3l5 class.
9sl cs1ses and 81 fur Ottawa County 4yesrolds md
undcs. T1.irtl dny, rFeniln1., $75u: s3oo for AT
cass. $50 for pacess, and $o for race feco 70 a A
latu number OF visitors expected here hy
thst time who xlu add 10 tho interest and suecess Of
the raoeR.
THE DoAnp OF ArrEALA.
CLEyEIAxp, hay i.-The board OF Appeals for tho
National TrotttnV Association to-d4y heard III
upon ia docket that represented by parties
tler attorneys. ....
Tho most important rsso wxA that OF Golsn!th
Maid against the Ohio FAls Association. which was
decided sg2lnEt tho MUD tho Board holding that lot.
ting purse for exhibition sp u does not coust4-
tute race.
on the application OF ths JKckson. Mich. Trottlng
Club to prevent "rulltng" Of furh hospca ~ have
been previously declared "not 10 wtu," the Jactlon
Association were told That tho true gpirt veil
tho letter of the rtlea, tsainat thcs; that thu
racing Inv required tho bess hosss 70 win.
The Hoard viii probably fnlah IT. buslnasa to-uor-
row,
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Bristow's Strength at Home.'.press
Comments on His Candida
ture.
Gov. Hendricks Version Of tho Indian.
apolis Election Riot.
Tho Anti-Is1nine Conpiracy y
Which Never ConBpircd.
Reduced Railway Rates for tho Illinois Re-
publican Convention.

MASSACHUSETTS,
NINTH D18rnIcT DELEoATEs TO THE CINCINNATI
CONVENTION.
spsthat Dtspatch IA Tie Chteaao Tribune.
Dosros, May 4.--Tho Ninth District Convcn-
lion to-day added two moro gentiomon OF tho
highest cnaractor OF national reputation to tho
Massachusetts delegation 10 tho Cincinnati
Convention. E1-aog. Alexander II. Bullock
and Congressman George +. Honr ara weli-
known supportora Of tho bettcr aims of the 1so-
publican party, and uuro Of cxorting healthy hnd
powerful influence In tho deliberations Of tho Con-
vchtion. Gov. Bullock Is Of tho ai8ness Of tho
uoy Bullock il populsrly supposed TO favor the
inaton Of A1r. Dfialo~, aud fir. Hosr. w1e knoWnto
bo personally very friendly both to Mr. 1lane and ht
He Ii currently reported to have high opinion Of tho
qualifications for tho Presidency Of Congressman
Wheeler, Of Now York,
, 1876-05-05
stat!oa. Bar. IThFt Wind. nain Wes
HEAVY FAILURE.

HPalNoT1zIo. Mass., May 4.-Tho heaviest
mill fsiIuto that Western Massachusetts hsa vet
seen IA that OF Harvey. Arnold TO-, OF the North
Adsms priut-worka, shutting up their mills
that Of Gallup, Houghton Smith, and E. II.
Arnold l. Co., At North Adams the Williams
town Manufacturing Company at Wlllismssown,
the North posnnl Manufacturing Company II
PowntL Vt. and the Aruoldsyilo MILL VI South
Adams. total Of SIX mills. With aggregate Ia
mostly unaalable property. amounting to 81, 500
900. The mills ran In ali over 1000 loouB on
prtnt goods, and 800 paopls AZ thrown oas Of
elup!oJmsnt
, 1876-05-05

CLEyELASp, O., May 4.-somo weeks ago ths
molders In tho co-oparat1o atoye-works of this
city Struck znd thoir places wore filled
By nou-union men. The strikers threat
ensd tho new men, but beyond ono
OF two personal encounters nothing gcriouS
occurred until this evening, When. twelve work.
Ing molders going hotne we're attacked by ffteeu
or twenty atrikers With cluts aud bricks. Bay
esal shots ~ete fired, aud one nou-union man,
named II. Il. Fuller. was sho. and seriously i.-
jured. No Arrests mndo Yet.
, 1876-05-05

Ifse. Tho editor Of TIM TntnuNH rocc!Vod his
trst lntmatton OF Mr. WAsnnuRNk's intontton
sllen he was ahoHn tho poremptory dispatch
"decllnlng absolutely tho nomination for Gov
lrnor." Tho toauon for this ioo!Ination Ia not
rot known. uo was morally cartstn Of noml-
latton II he had "stuok, and - election by o
lsAt majority.
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Gov. HENDRICKS.


aaht"H nns",s,Is r. ~ r.,,,t.s sr.....n
porter called on that gentleman yesterday after
noon a. s s o TsI rsaown sa v1
md .,1ablo manner. Gov. IIeodrichs IL looking
49, s,..,,,,,. ..o,, ID ha.rtr .na ,ho ,ot,cai
contingencies Of tho noxt two tnoptha evidently
vo,rv lin, Int yory littlo or make him lia ayako
%os .,is,,,. 49, ,,'s,na III @ ovor - t,,on w '~ '' " ~
Tim frat subject which tho reporter broacbed
~ INV 15..s3.s",." "... ,sfsss.. IT,. ~.
ordinary topics, was tllo recent elec.ion IN
1,ai.,,,oi;a u,th ia otta,tapt acnnnu NJ r,o.
lsnno Tho uoYornor .sall It was one Of thoso
thjnes which aro deopIy to ba regretted, and La
ea,,,5 5 no. n Int ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Al raaort To
vIolsnco According to ILLS statement thcrb was
,ood deal al rcnont,nr that day r.
pocial!y among tho co!orcd votcra Of
I'm o;tv, sbout t.6O0 In puu,ber.
~, vot .rotn, ,o s,tI bv thu u.oon,lo.,1,
Ihoy ~efo or4cH afpunet Ao ba'u ny 'no
cut their votes In soo es.e.. "a 10 h.d bocn infor-
co. having 1ne,s aliuasl, .uo w. ~
emergency Even - esFl! a. O'CLOCK ~ tne after
ben,ou. Of riot. and two 1o,Ico oficers asked bis
~. ,,sa-,.,... - ..,tn, ~, ,--,s1 ~.
sR.snee t Ss hasa IL 4sadinss. liz did not
sy ~9a - II tEe ~" nsSs G1 m ro
nes. h1s 1 iTt H. t;or.h tv.-T ~ ~ si..t ~
t oaeco nftsrwnr1s siirord init thcv bsd hnard
hat thc rnore man ia to 2ascr ward were bedo I'M
osel n,son and thaY nropoeeJ 10 have bsDd II il,
!,1-. !s.s m fnmnt{attny, Il, fnrt fnr s,rh ru
1'nr Pomc irft on foot md Eoma iu
m.oo,, ana m fsr a nnu1d ha 1narnnd thoy vere
" % .x;th nnfhinu hnf ci,hs ajthnuof, atatcmnnts
III hsen maao tst thew carried nf.tols will thru,
rhero il argc lr1sh veto In the SIKH ward Arriy-
a,.1ssd ~ III dnx 1ono fhn troa is Tcan hrc,snn
~. t,1 - this Tina Il hnh hcer ijto 1scn sn,cm
nrr,,rrn mi f,d mi hroken nut in viojenca. Tbe
III .stnntt fo yots tIlcaaiy wns tbe culminstinu
,nint End opnn warfare wAs tho resuit TAo state-
, 1876-05-05

Roman fsvsr. Of Benjhrain F. Bonles, at ~
firm Of Samuel Dowlaa Il Co., the puhliahan It
tho Rc1'uottcan. lie was 10 voafh old.
Special Dtsratch to TAt CAf:aqa TtfthAP,
1ArAErrE. Ind, MAY Ak County Cera-
missioner Harry Durzl,Ai!cr. agsd II. .dled this
morning. lie has besn u rcsllout Of this oeua-
ty since 1892,
, 1876-05-05
kT sO1AEnsET. pa.


Ptrrsnrao, Pa, May IA spse1sl from
Somerset, Ia 10 tho Asaociased psess OF this
city says n fro broke out In Tho pattern shop OF
Somerset Foundry about p. H., and. spreading
very rapidly, was attended with disastrous r.
sulta Tho entire block, including flftoen q
twenty large houses, two hotels, and five s.orcs.
was entirely destroyed. Ihs totsl loss ia ost,-
mated At nearly 1900 900, with insurance of prot.
ably $4,000, Tho principal lonsas arc Bomorset
Foundry, 500 Somerset Houss. 92,000i 2.
Wclsnef, blaohsmith, e5,00o; Holden. Cowen 4
Co., dry goods $40, 900 u. l.. BAof. e15,ooo [,
farriar, eio,ooo d. <. Flick. grocer, 1900 |;
Valentino uoy. attorney, $1,000 John Uhl,
attorney, $4,000 !; Dr.. Drubakor, 10000 Ear
net House. :e15, 600 snd Hoys Block. $4,000.
Tho ilfo originated By sparks from the torpe
NTH dry shavings aud othor inilammsblo ms
teFigl.
, 1876-05-05

BURNED TO DEATH.

Sparfat Dsstatth tu l.he Chicago Trfbune,
Sioux CrrY, Ia, May 1.-Two Indiana wsre
burned to death md another badly burual last
night. near Sloan. ia. Tho shAnty they occupied
took fra during the night from aomo unknown
causa With tha above reault Tho indians wo1a
from tho Winnenago Agonoy.
, 1876-05-05

Total b2sc4 on htfA-M Mutual, IL; Athiatlc, %.
First base hy Mutual, tuas; Athletic, timer.
T4mB-TMa hnur1.
DEFEAT ov TIE 10UIBy1LLE cLuD n TIE RED
STOCKINGS.
Special Df4r1teh to T"s Ehieoeo 1ffburs.
Cswc1.sSArI O., May 4.-Tne game to-day between
the Cincinnati nnd Louisville Clubs fe1ulteu In the
formers winning BY hcoEe OF to-. The Louisville
n,en proved tnors formidable than was expected OF
them and Int for their batting Filhers deliver,
the mir to bo captured by tho excellent outelIurs Of
tho 1tcu Stockings. tho gama might aye euod itIor-
entity Flies caught by led Stocknts, IL: Louisville
Club, D..
Innings- Ia , 1 6 q Q
Red S.pckiugs... . 0 ! 0 D l 0 o.
Loui1YilIe ................o o Q Z o 0 0 =
4 CENTENNIAL GAME.
Sn.c,at Di,sitch 10 The Chf4aso Ttfh.nt,
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Alay 4.-flte lawyers, doc
tors. aud editors Of a city have challenged the bus.
ntxs- to friendly Centennial game Of baseball,
to take rat OH hfonty nj tbs Court House grounds.
Tho 'profeee!onal min Is composed n follows ::
LawyeEsC. = g. onlc ]. G. Post, and Milo Doynton.
Nett. E1itots-J.u. Mitchell, Hcts; John q. Lee,
uotrnat aud G. II, Dubois, Herald. The bubiueas
nine aTo: D. D. saforl and B. J. Harria, dry gools:
]. vauerhecn and J. ", HutsY, drugs: j. q, Ksmuas
hooks: D. Miller rcstaursnt: j. c. Arory. tewrlry;
Daniel Gsfe. groceries: aud FranE Ytcd nRnnt Of tits
Goodrich acafners aud crack oarsnsn Of the United
8tates Tie Rev. g. ". Cooke and T. r. Kelsey tlun,.
ber will be scorers: tEd T. Stewart White tna9atton
ard tG!pbnildug}, umpire. A large crowd will be In
attendRncs, and lively timc IN expected.
or. LoU1s-AEMFHi5.
hfEMPuts. Tenn, May 4.-Baae-Bal: St. Louis
Red Boz, 1S Memphis II.
, 1876-05-05

ri VLEFEENNU. O.
CLEVELAND, O., May 4.-Ths Ohio Wooden
waro Company's lve-ssory brick building. cor.
ner Of Contro and Main stressA was burned this
evening. largo amount Of stock On hand waa
also destroyed. Loss estimated u from also, 600
IA e2oo 900; Insured for $4,000. Tie names oi
the inBuranco companies cannot bo ascertalnod
Tonight The property Was Owned BY D. Clark,
J. 3. White, snd ]. M. 1orhArn, Of this city. The
Lyman Manufacturing Company occupied pars
Of two noora of tho building, and loat stock and
machinery. LEGS not ascertained. One hun.
drcd and eavonty-t've employees arc thrown ont
Of work. Tho hro originated IN tho saving
room from hestea Journal.
, 1876-05-05

SALT LAKE, Utah, May 4.-The Union Paolae
train eaat from Ogden this morning mas do
tained By wash-out In the Weber canou. The
Central Pacific train this morning ran on tha
track near promoutory, killing tho euginoos and
fireman.
, 1876-05-05
BRISTQW.
WHAT TIE rKItsa I8 aArrNo AnouT u1M4


.--...- 6Rl5 oVs' ~
WHAT TIE rkfssa ia BATTING ABOUT Hill
A a4s...san =. ' ."a nu,,. ,,,,,,.
1ne'o 70 WV .op'.asou - s"o l.. @v .',. 1Ao
istratlon % yet unts1nted' ana vts belongs to
which ho 80 ussorly routed. has stoFmod against
him. Int },p atan5s their assaults upmoyelt.
"hio thaa 1ar sho "eapooa nu1lea u hata nave
tto = sss.,aota I1nhcoc,F ,narsi,a1oa thu Whita-
~ as'1nan'e. n' aa a"as. .,.as,,, .aa,
tho plucky setre.ary, tn reyengo for the dtscom-
S,.is, ~, .,~as'.,,.5en- f~,,,. ~ a. h-,
thcse ofrorts also failod of their purpose. while
TINY rcacted apnlppt tho ox- Private Secretary and
hia oyor-zea1ors friends. Drlstow is, In fact. tho
ts a esess ssls 81 aaa s, s
upon corruption tn the Treasury Department
hsvIrr rrvor him a natinns1 ronu.ntfon he hAa
becomn dangerous, NOT only 20 tno hfnRs. WHICH
live by plundering tho Government, but also to
'ns o.nef Natapean iaes'o'nsa' oaau.u". ,s ~
With loss enViaole regulations, and eVon to tho
' Of ahejr no nominee bcfore I'd Tie poonlo' and Que
Who would be 80 formidable that they arc turn
iaeten acme nt.gma npon mn .an,, hnd I'm. LIE.
e 1S
T. N anomalous ph1se OF tho pFe4s9 political ssua-
ton -
rssagtss r., sc..s. o,s1f ;,,,,,,.
Al the seorerys dssS u re Lseaaasy n"ila1aG
scsnty head Of task.bsown hais: c!o.s.cnt beard.
nsura of eooa:looklna. but nos handson,e man.
Taom ones neaa wona ,'h IomsT ,1 rssn an
iocK ae eeconu nu1e. II" ncnea VIII !oaca Hog g
feet ana Sot no - so @ .na. ~ o1 os tnn
aoove tae ateuRo TX nns~ @ NV f H. .nat ~ 7,
isDrsow tho Reform secse..sy Of tho Tte.sury md
posean 1ns snI voe1s aro soine. o Is
c!ose inspection Hrstow to evory !nsh hentuciia,
apd every ineh n honess man. nas iauaof w. ~ ~
Southern olay Wings. was also an enaucpa.o. tha.
Is. although BORN 70 ne Posseaeon 81 eascs he "as
understand that they were free to 81 wlenevvr they
chose. Nhd 1tesA tncm " L4s WY. uE4sto"' Houf
therefore e1hlpiseu "a LIE oioou' soa Rot
"' 4ur MANY NJ aEna,rr GAZE.
1he accusations against ssc!etary nfis.ow, tn con-
nccsion with tlo feeaso o. Ine oas1 Ma!y alessns M
from e 2! s ae NJ IeeR raIn n
hat ~ private einzsa ~ a'aea uon , xosxs 3
sontral ni T. Il the Tss..aty Dopartnsn furnished
plausible entg soE s
.he sec.etasy tnseaa Of %stng s ts % osis Gu.
ney, sutlously careful to ayo4 my personal oon-
motion whntever with tho ease IN ~ oaca! sapacsy
Tho Judges Of tho Court which h.doee tao ssssel
decided that sho WIS held Tor naIsy iesnnsa vloA
semlttea run " air cenant i Aating Secretary Of tae
IEeasnfY Gter ~ ~ =; ~ ~ t.t s~rsa o
onre caso b N illngsration of TIC strnta 70 which
.tssr With which to D!sshsn , ehsrao'es
i B14ANDEnlNa nliHroW.
1 k.erstffs t1tnH.j C@tc1sf!s. --.
, 1876-05-05
S7147AEr

OMAHA. May 4.-On Sunday Inst four children
OF Patrick Dooheu, living tuilos west Of Sosib-
uer, Neb., were poisoned by eating the berries
OF wooly-nlRhtahtde, Tho Oldest, MaRglo, dad.
End tbs otheEs sre scuously i'll.
, 1876-05-05

AsnAAa DEYkATs MAGGIoLl.
Nxw OnLEAAs, May -Bi!tisras-Thses-bail cham.
pioushlp Of the stars-Atrsms, 500; Nsggiola. 22a
MluQas's average, s aud ~.
, 1876-05-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AstElmn-Thnnsnnd OF the worst
OF asth1na lave been rclioyed by uaIuR 3ouss
WhitcoEnb'o Kennedy. In Of puse1y a1thnAt!o
character has IL failed 10 Eivs tel!sf,
, 1876-05-05
THE WEATHER..

WAau1No7oN DO, May5-la u1.-1n tho Lako
region and Upper Mississippi Valley rising, fol.
lowed by falling barometer, increasing esstosly
tonosthesly winds. sligat changos In tompeEa-
tu1o. cloudy and rainy vcathes.
LOCAL QDaEnYAT1uNB.