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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15
ORION (CONRLING NAM GIVES HI
Says Blaine wiii be Nominated
Chances OF "a Ballot To day

CINCINNATI, June 15.-O Orion, of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company, a Conkling
delegate says Blaine will be nominated on
the second or third ballot. Mrs. Spencer
made an argument before the committee on
resolutions ard platform last night favoriug
equal rights for women. II no serious oppo-
sition is made TO the reports of the several
committees, which will be announced this
morning, the convent on will probably make
nominations to day. Some trouble ia. how
ever, anticipated on the rule adopted by the
committee on rules prohibiting any state
from changing her ballot after the full vote
has been announced. MAC.
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ADDRESS BYDR. NIcHoLs.-The asSo.Ia.
20 Rapidly Improving.

he RIDES OUT YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Blaine's condition continues to inn
prove. In fact, he was so well yesterday
that be took drive OF several miles with
Secretary Fish, who called for him. On his
return he ate dinner with his family, read
the evening papers and spent an hour or two
In conversation with friends and relatives.
DR.. Pope called at O'clock D. m, aud after
expressing himself entirely satisfied with
the appearance md condition of his patient,
remarked that there was no objection to Mr..
Blaine's going out again to-day. Mr.. Blaine
then retired 10 rest, at $50 p. M, and slept
well.
Among the very numerous kilograms re-
ceived by Mr.. Blaine yesterday from all
parts of the country, cOngratuiating hi on
bis convaleScence and bis prospects gener-
ally, was one from the Spanish Minister,
now in New York, and several from friends
Ia Montana and California.
IN FIRST RATE CONDITION To DAY.
Mr.. Blaine is reported as in first-rate CON-
orion to-day.
When so many persons were admit
ted To the residence OF Air. Bal ie last
Sunday evening some one stole a
pOckeJDOok from Mr.. Blaiue's pants peck
els, containing two hundred dollars. Some
papers were taken also.
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FAILURE OF THE COMBINATION
AGAINST BLAINE.
Diiatory Tactics OF the Auti Blaine
Men.

CTNcINNATI, June 15.-The combination
against Blaine having failed, 1t is intended
TO make fight OF some kind over every
proposition which comes before the conven-
iiop. The Conkling and Morton delegates
Will support the admission of the Spencer
faction, who are not friends Of Hayes. The
BristoW and Blaine delegates will stand by
the committee on credentials In throwing i.
out.
Fred. Douglass has seat on the platform,
and Is not In the boiy OF the convention.
The convention is about to be called 10
order. B!aine's followers are determined
and enthusiastic, and If there Is no treachery
lie must receive the nomination on the sec
ord or third ballet. MAC.
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firms our opposition 20 further grants OF
lands for railroad purposes, and asserts the
duty OF the government TO protect mmigr.-
ton.
II suggests very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rel
alive 10 an inquiry into the effect OF
NoNGoLIAN IMMIGRATION,
on moral and political grounds.
THE woMAy's PLANK.
1t favors respectful consideration OF vo-
mans claims 70 participation In the govern
ment; reafiirms the duty OF
SURPRISING PoLYGAMY.
The duty TO soldiers is recognized.
1t deprecates sectional strife.
1T ARRAIGNs THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
as the same In character and spirit now As
when 1t sympathized with and allied itself
TO treason, and accuses il OF being unworthy
and Incapable.
PRESIDENT GRANT
deserves the continued gratitude OF the peo-
PIE for his patriotism and services.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CONVENTION.
BLAlNE'S STRENGTH GROWING.
South Carolina Alabama, Louisiana and the
District Of Columbia ia Line.
a VICTORY FOR BLAINE.
Spencer Delegates from Alabama
Excluded.
TACTICS OF THB ANTI.BLiIyg NEy.
If Blaine Fails, Hayes the Coming
Man.
BOWEN AND GREEN AS DISTRICT
DELEGATES.
A Speech by Mrs. Spencer, Of this
City.
The Platform First, then the Candidate.
If Blaine Fails, Hayes the Con,iag
Man.
BOWEN AND GREEN AS DISTRICT
DELEGATES.
A Speech by Mrs. Spencer, Of this
City.
The Platform First, then the Candidate
[SpeciaIs to Ereniag Start
BLAINL'S GROWING STRENGTH.
SOuth Carolina, Louisiana. Alabama
and the District Of Columbia.

CINCINNATI. June Is, 221 p. m.-The
South Carolina and Louisiana delegations
have decided TO vote for Blaine after the first
ballot.
By throwing out the Spencer delegation
from Alabama Blaine will gain 20 votes on
the second ballot.
AS was foreshadowed in these dispatches,
the Bowen delegates from the District
of Columbia have been admitted, adding
two for Blaine on the % ballot.
The balloting will not commence probably
until or 8 p. m. G. S. n.
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SECOND EDITION,
$3.50 O'CLOCK p. M.
Later from Cincinnati.
TIL E PL A T F RIM
SPECIE PAYMENTS CIVIL SER.
VICE REFORQ-NON-SEC
RKAN 8CHOOLS-THE
AEATHEN CHI.
NEE.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Mr. Hawley, of
Conn, nom the committee on resolutions,
reported The report opens with congratu-
lations on the part of the republican party
since, under providence, 1t was called upon
to purge the country Of slavery and establish
government by the people for the people.
It declares the United States is q nation
not league, and the republican party Is
the defender OF popular government. IL
proceeds to state IN detail the duties OF the
party In the protection of our citizens every
where. It demands steady
PRoeR1ss TOWARD SPECIE PAYMENT.
[Applsuse.l Senators and Representatives
ahOuld not dictate
APPoINTMENTSs
Fitness and capacity to be the sole passports
70 office, and unfaithful officers to be swiftly
puntshed. IL recommends . oonstftutionsl
amendment against appropriations for
5 SCHOOLS UNDxR s1crAREAN CONTROL.
l0reat applause.l Latter re-read In response
TO loud calls, and cheers renewed. Il rsas-
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THE NORTH CARoLISA DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION yes terdsy nominated for gov
err or, Il. b Vance, OF Mecklenburg; lieut..
tary of state. Joseph A. Englehard, of Me-
Lain; for treasurer, J. NJ. Worth, OF an
doIph; auditor, y. l. Lowe, of HAYWOOD;
attorney general, I. 8. Kenan, OF Wilson,
end Mr.. Scarborough, OF Johnston. for su.
pertntendent Of public instruction. There
was large and enthusiastic attendance
Aunt ABBY House, an old lady eighty years
with the party, was invited and escorted TO
seat among the delegates. Hon. +. T.. Sho-
Der presided. the convention adjourned to
Louis.
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A YOUNG MAN DROWNED AT THEDAy-
GERoUS THREE SISTERS. "A young M IN,
named Sam1 Il. Scott, % years old, connected
with the Theater CoIniqUe, was drowned
yesterday afternoon in the Potomac, above
the AQueduct bridge, at the rocks known as
"Ihe Three Sisters" the scene of many
oroWnlDgs. IN company with another young
man he went on hshing excursion, and ar
flvlng at the point named they prepared to
take bath, when Scott missed his foothoId
and fell IN where the water was about 20 feet
deep. He rose once but GU. OF reach of his
Companion, and sank again and was not
seen afterwards. The body was recovered
about o'clock p. m, and conveyed by Lieut..
HuTieys men to Mr.. Anthony Buchly's
where IL vas prepared for burial, The cor
oner was 1Otihed, but held no inquest, as 1t
was plainly a case ofacc1deutal drowning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

HANGING HERSELF WITH HEB RAPyru
FER ARMs.-Josephine Ssrreli, with a baby
IN her arms, was arrested while drunk or,
Moroay pight, and put in q cell by herself
Shortly afterwaTd she was discovered Wi In
her baby clAsped TO her breast, hanging TO
one OF the bars OF the cell door, she having
m ade rope OF her stockings and a hand kerr
l~'- - N~%fst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15
HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAvFI-A

The FUBLIC SCHOOLS CANfATA.-
While Prof Daniel, Mr.. King, and Mr..
Davidson. the music teachers, are entitled
ID al the credit they have received for the
eat success or the CaDtata performed bV
pupils of the public schools, Justice demands
mat the name OF Mr. b. f. Lloyd. Chairman
OF the committee on music, should be promi-
nently mentioned, especially as his Iabors
nave been given 81 considerable saeriice of
bis business interests. Mr.. VIM. H Daniels
sl>o should receive great credit, not only for
his performance OF the part of s'The Tea cher %
but for the taste and skill displayed by him
10 arranging the dance and marches that
formed so delightful feature OF the perform
ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

THE MCRDER OF STATE SENATOR
TwITcHELL.-The report OF the congress
sional committee on the Coushatta, La,
shooting affair says the testimony Of the
witnesses, without exception, was to the
erect that Twftchell's murderer was uu-
kbCwn. The report also speaks of witch
eils mismanagement OF the affairs OF the
DariSh. - -
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CONTEST OVER 4 l. ALABAMA
DELEGATION.
WARM Debate ON the Exclusion Of
Fred. Douglass

Fred. Douglass.
CINCINNATI, June Is, %. ma heated
contest is going on In the convention over
the adoption OF that portion of the report of
the committee on credentials throwing ont
the Spencer delegation from Alabama.
A motion by Mr.. Cessna, Of Pa, recognize
ing Fred'k Douglass az delegate from the
District OF Columbia in place of Sayles
Bowen, created warm debate and the res
olution was finally Withdrawn by Mr.. Cess
rs. CSN
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mrs. Spencer Addresses the COnven-

AuuINbbUS OOuVCH-
tfOa.
CINCISNATI, June Is, 1925 p. Mon mo
ton Of George T. Hoar, OF Mass, Mrs. Sara
j. Spencer was allowed to address the con-
ye1tion for ten minutes. She spoke with a
good deal OF earnestness, and her points in
behalf OF woman suffrage were loudly ap-
plauded, though her voice failed TO fill the
hall, which is very defective in acoustics.
MAC.
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VICTORY FOR BLAINE,
The Spencer Delegation Thrown Ont

CISCISNATT, June 15.-The vote Just taken
sustaining the committee on credentials in
throwing out the Spencer delegation from
Alabama, though not strictly a test vote, is
regarded q victory for Blaine CSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

Dom PEDRO left Boston last night for Sar-
afoga, from whence he Will proceed TO Hart
The latter city Saturday evening. He will
go nom there To Philadelphia, where he Will
remain thirteen days and study the exhIbi-
OF July, and viii sail for Europe on the f2tn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15
Fourth EDITION,
$50 O'CLOCK p. M.
FAvoRITE SONS.
MAMMOTH CANDIDATES.
WHO Is THE COMING MAN7
Blame, Bristow, Morton, Conklinu
Jewell, Hayes, Hartranft, or the
Great Unknown"
WHO Is THE COMING MAN
Especial to The start
ELAINE PRESENTER

CINCINNATI, June Is, 4 3O.-Blaine's name
has just been presented with the widest
enthusiasm by Bob Ingersoll, OF Illinois
For fully five minutes he was unable to
proceed, on account OF tumultuous sp-
plause. MAC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s553,7O II; customs, s3T7 go IS.
AMoNGTH CALLERS at the White House
to-day were the Secretary OF State, Sena-
tors Allison and McCreery, Representattv s
Van voorhees, and Jones, and Gems. Hum
phrey, Butler, and McFeely.
NoMISArIoNs- Walter ShewelI, assist
ant engineer In the navy; James T Crsveps,
Dakota, Indian agent, Cheyenne river
agency; Fran Kiln y. Goss, collector at
Barnslable, Miss.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, of OHIO, made a speech
Ia the House OF Representatives yesterday
after our report closed, In favor of the pend
ing bills to compel the Pacidc RAILROADS to
To y the interest on the money loaned them
by tie United States.
PERsoNAL.-COl. Benz. Wilson. member Of
Congress from West Virginia, whose death
was reported, and whose dangerous Illness
for nearly three months kept him from his
scat in the House, resumed his place this
morning, sufficiently recovered to attend to
bis Congressional duties.
ADDRESS BY DR. NIcHo Ls-The assocIa.
tion OF medical sup5rig.eRdents Of insane
asy Iums, IN session at PhiladN aiia, was
sd5ressed yesterday by The president of the
association, DIR, Charles III. NichoIs Of Tho
government insane asylum here, on the sinh
!ect OF asy lums In the District of Coluns,
Papers were read by Dr. J. F. Graz -
napolis. Us, of india
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

THE ABKANsAs DEMOCRATIC coyvrS-
Troy yesterday nominated w. r. Miller for
govern or. The convention adjourned until
Today.
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THE MAINE MAN STILL AHEAD.
III blaine Fails-Then Hayes.
Tactics OF the Anti Blaine Men.

CINCINNATI, June 15th--This morning
the Blaine men are confident, but perhaps
q shade less enthusiastic than heretofore, In
view Of the co N bination against him. They
carried all their points yesterday In effectng
an organization, and the only check they re-
ceived was In the adoption by the commit
tee on rules OF a rule that after the vote
OF state has been announced 1t shalt not be
charged until the result OF ballot has bsen
declared. This will prevent q stampede to
Blaine when the vote looms up formidably
An effort Will be made this morning to have
this rule rescinded. The policy of the com.
oined opposition TO Blaine will now be to de-
lay action In hope that his adherents will
weaken. They hope by preventing nomi-
nation for three or four ballots they can
break up his organisation. The general
opinion Is, however. that q nomination win
be made to-day, and this morning Blaine's
chances continue to be the best. Should he
fail, Hayes seems TO bethe coming man.
- q. s.. N.
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BI 4INE's FRIENDS CLAIM FOUR
HUNDRED NON

CINCINNATI, June 15.-The action OF the
convention la ruling against Spencer causes
Blajne's fiiends TO believe he will receive
over fonr hundred votes on the second or
third ballot, Mao
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NO BALLOT TODAY!
ADJOURNED TILL TOMORROW.
Especial TO The Sfar.l
NO BALLOT TO.uaY

CINCINNATI, June 1.-the convention,
without taking q ballot, has adjourned until
ten O'Clock &c morrow. MAC
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By Associated Press.
NAMIN9 THE CANDIDATES.


The chair announc(t that tue next busi
mes Wa the nomination OF candidates
tGrest applause
Motions TO c1iyurn were made AMI vocif
erou3ly oeJectS 10. The question pat ~ al
Journ until ten TO morrow was lost.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Connecticut, said he " ai
Instructed by hts delegation 10 present The
name OF Marshall Jew for the Presidency.
he briefly stats his record. Moderate sp
plause.l
Horton.
Mr.. r. w. Thompson, OF Indiana, said be
was Instructed by the entire republican par.
~ Of Indiana TO put before the convention
the name Of Oliver p. Morton Is q suitable
nominee for the Presidency of the Units
States. They knew him 70 be . worthy rep
resentatfve OF the principles on which nc.
publicans have always. and must al WAYS
stand. lGreat applause
He referred 20 him a. the great war Cover
nor, because ne won IL In The fieId OF duty
well discharged. He was equal to every
crisis during the darkest hour OF the rebel
lion. and equal TO every crisis since. In the
Senate he stands the peer Of the best [Ap-
plause1 He continued 20 euiogixe Mr.. Nor
Ton at some ieryth, and urged that Indiana
had never had President
Nominate Norton, he said, and there win
GO mp great shout Of victory In November.
He denied that Morton Is physically unit
for the rosition of President. True. be has
been AFFLICTED In the legs. but, be said. II
don't need legs 70 make . President His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

MlxfcAN ADvTcEs 10 the 4th inst, state,
that the govern ment forces have been every
where successful. The revolutionisS under
Figueroa Cortina and Martinez were COM
pletely defeated ON the eist ult, near Quere-
taro. Trains on the railroad are running
REGULARLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

~ Bishop Duponloup has written a pamph-
let against the progress OF atheism and ma
teltalism.
TThfrty thousand soldiers viii leave
Spain for Cuba between the 10th OF August
aud tbe LIST Of September.
I'm. Belarnde & Co, provision mas
chants, OF Havana, ktled yesterday. ToeIr
liabilities are estimated at $50 500.
There is considerable dfssensit a auors
TO the acceptance Of government Ala f,r r.
centennial delegation.
@Wm. Heath, county auditor OF 81 Louts.
is said 70 be defaulter In from my 10 one
hundred thousand dollar1 Stuff win ~
brought to recover the defcis
0Edw1n Booth has hem chosen one Of III
governors OF the Shakespeare memoriai
fund, and has Contributed i've hundred dos
~ isns 70 me amount necessary 70 oomplsts The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

ciples. 1t raised such enthusiasm that the
audience demanded 1t be read twice. MAC.
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

Bia1ne's Amendment In the Plat.
form.
CIKCrSEATr, o., June l5.-Blaine's amend
ment to the constitution on the school qucs-
ton u incorporated In the platform Of prin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

LOCUST PLAGUE IN sPAIN.-The cereal
GRIPS In the Provinces of Bad ajoz and Ciudad
Real. In Spain, have been destroyed by To-
Gusts, six thousand tons OF which have been
burned In trenches; nfteen thousand soldiers
are engaged In destroying them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue. $3.50 ,70i II; customs, s3T7 go -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15
by Associated Pg.ess.l
REGULAR REPORg OF PROCEED.
INGS.

1.-THE proceedings OF the convention after
our telegraphic report closed yesterday will
be found on the third page Of this paper.l
CINCINNATI, June IS, 1890 q. m.-The
convention is occupied with committee re-
ports. The present indications are that no
balloting Will take place until this after
noon, possibly not until to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-15

AT elsnJ minutes past III PRESIDENT Mao
FLeIsOn called the convention to order
ana presented the Rev. George Beecher, who
opened the proceedings with prayer.
AT this time the galleries were two thirds
6llfd
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CoI-kIfug

When New York was called NJ W. .
ford advanced 10 the platform IN obc1ie, "a
ID The INJUNCTION OF The New York STA !
convention, presented The honor name az
Roscoe Conkling. [Great applau al re
SAID broad IN culture, cleo uenG ia cSbate.
wise 10 couI sci, fearless IN le1defshiD frue
70 tne Old republican party as the nC lie %
the pole, LIE nC Is reither defense or enjoys,
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1875.

Its Ian uage is THAT IN any case WHEN uas
heretofore occurred or may occur hereafter III
which violence OF InuT'.cr has :hen or saa'i u
committed by one race OF class unoh 'he o!i,ei
the prompi prosecution ard punish ncnt OF the
criminals in any court having jurisdiction Is IN
nera,iyclv demaied +" Bu; what courts have
jurisdiction? Mt these OF nc Unlied States
certainly, in the present state OF me law eu'
only the courts Of the particular States Hiil'in
which such violence Is porrGiratGG,so tiia' even
il this resolution ofthc House wore az act Of
Conpress in the sarpc words it would confer no
authority on the President TO interfere we
are c,ntiicnt tha General Sherman VIII 'akc
no steps toward nxocutiag this strange orIef.
and that the President iIlaseli Wi! nct ioIi2w
It un bv subs, unaut orders naii! after scenes oi
violence shall have occurred 100 !oruidahIc 70
be dealt with by State { }vci"r;eu;. aon tncu
ouly 90 legal app'1cal'u irotu the State
whose au ho:ity is resisted. t; IS ccf;a'n ti'at
the President Will do 10 NOR, :icc"u"e nc tias
60 cga! authority 70 d more; .i'i y" arc sorry
that he halds GU, aaus,ve h'poS 70 the iguo
rant negroes Ii neg <hcu q - co;:> qo2 ace
be cmboidencj ~ cr.Dnl:t acS oi Vioi2uat th2
President hiu-c.: Wi! - ;ha: ti!is uuscoEiIy
order is neither !luucrnt Tor harmless. Here
being at prrscn; 90 other law Eor :iitiT pTotec
ton thaD the i.w. ., the :. SEES IL Whiob thev
reside they ough: az! to !c d"!ud2G int ia!5e
view nl he situa:!0n, and least Of All by the
President ot tno IIui.ad States, who has gwen
a basty and needless as II - - = gGSalioa
of political trek ~. J. Ucr"id
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w. T. Enscr!ing.
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hny.njTia p=., !anr !ti-li
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