The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-03

Pennsylvania, was harmed today. Loss.
5000, 600 generally Insured.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 30.-Several OF
the New York delegates called on Gov.
Hendricks - the Occidental Hotel,
where the party were sercNird. Au-
gu-,ns Shell. J5hn k-ny. WIN. Roberts,
WA II Quincy and others addressed
the audience FROM the balcony Of the
hotel. pledgIng their hearty support 10
the ticket and exhorting the Democracy
Of Indiana 70 renewed efforts for victory
at the coming election. After these
gentlemen hal spoken. loud and per
sistent calls were made for Governor
Hendricks, who appeared on the bal
Cony aud was received with most voci-
ferrous and protracted cheering Quiet
being restored be said
NJ FsLlo,c Cdizsa, II is impossible
for me to make an address to you this
evening. Cries of go OH. am here
TO pay my respects 10 distinguished
citizens from one of the greatest polit-
ical conventions tha. has ever held q
session in this country. These distin-
guished men sympathize with us in the
interest We intend to protect by the
change which is TO take place at the
coming election. Cheers l believe
at the next election that the people
are going to express what is written
in the platform adopted at St. Lonis.
and what Is written in the history Of
the distinguished men that head the
ticket and that is thorough reform in
the public service. Great Applause. !
There Is but one other thought that
will express to you that Is the platform
adopted at ST. Louis declares the re-
sumption clause of the act adopted in
1857, shall be repealed, and a repeal
of that clause which carries with it
every feature Of the law which 10 bring
ing about contraction so hurtful to the
interest of the country. l thank you
for the compliment you have paid me
in this call. Cries. "go on repeat,
cannot undertake to make you an adj
dress. 1t is my duty to pay my atten-
ton and respects to the gentlemen who
have addressed you Again. / thank
you, gentlemen.
After dining with the Governor, the
party left for the East
ST. LOUIS, June 30 The commit CO
appointed by the National Democratic
Convention, to notify Tilden aud Hen.
bricks of their nomination, held meet
ing last evening. made Gen. John. A.
McCiernand chairman, and resolved to
wait upon the nominees in body, and
for that purpose to meet at the Fifth
Avenue, New York, on the llth of
July. A sub committee was appointed
to draw up form of announcement to
each of the nominees, and the chairman
was appointed a committee of one to
to conf.r with them as to when it will
he convenient TO them to receive the
committee.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The House
has passed a bill authorizing the use of
the unexpended balance for ten days of
the next fiscal year. Republican Scm-
tors were in caucus from ten until noon
to-day discussing the condition of the
appropriation bills and the dead lock
with the House, but adjourned without
reaching any conclusion.
The Blaine investigation has been
adjourned until the 10th of July.
New York. June 30.-Thc Heralrs
special says: The conference committee
on the legislative bill has been in ses-
sion the whole evening and at midnigh hit
there was no agreement The naval
bill will be agreed on and passed.
The post office conference will also be
agreed on. The others, including the
army, Legislative and executive. consul
lar and diplomatic, sundry civil, river
and harbor. and others remain sub
jec's OF disagreement. The Senate to-
day adopted a joint resolution continu.
ing the appropriations from last year
for the most important bills for period
not exceeding thirty days, This was
sent TO the House which did not ac. on
II and will not. as the House will claim
MS right to originate revenue bills, but
IT Will If necessity exists. frame such a
measure of its own and send it to the
Senate. This will have to be done to-
morrow as the new fiscal year begins
on Saturday, the i>t of July. whether
at II noon or Mt the previous midnight
Is AN open question. The legislative
day begins AT noon. Thus the last dav
of Congress is the 81 Of March, which
- held 10 end on the ith at noon.
EUROPE.