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, 1876-06-07
COLYIN.



Yesterday reporter so,tght the roam Of his
Ilonor the Mayor. Aid. 1lildveth occupied his
attention for tine, and then Mr.. Colv'n camc
ont and expressed himself freely On the subject
Of the Removals OF the Commissioners. lie
said he lad no other motive than that Of ccon-
omy and retrcnchnent. Personally he liked
the gentlemen, hut there Ind been howl for
reform, md lie was going to give the gentlemen
who were SO loud almut +, q tcllyfnll.
lie ha! rctnosct! Cser!rF md Hoodell for like sea
to hf- policy. I1c wou1d .hav the Doard that i,e
had anthority IL rcnovc. them, and he beleyeh
That one fan cond attend to tic duties as well as
pc Sf ;c s c Ss' stniS tntaen. s se " css9 s
s;e' ,s'a;'msH n,, and ssd H.. '9s S
IN The 'onrl. "ioli.nent Sa'i .onalt tic pa..are
Of that instrument. Now they klckrd whom he sas
c,ieayofinE 10 s"try *nt !le same prine!rlc. tie
when they filed ngw hnn'! hut would not Fny that
lie wnuld, 1n answtr to the intcrfogatory us to
whether hr wtttd accept
THE pI:MoCNArtO NOMINATION
for Mayor In the event of an election, he Fnia he
would prefer 70 r,tt II. m independent candidate,
IL wa Rs9,s2n n p,nepls he + a
rIss. II tho council ordered = new election. und
but e VA sa to bs Sce o of H. na ts s
tng to
THE cnMrTRoL1.EHsn1rt
he answered thai Mr. ifayes WAS tho legal In.
cnml'rnt Of TINT 0flcr, and he did nut
acc why Mr. DrgEA or any one Else
rhuu1d not recognize hin, as such,
especially In view Of tc fnct TINT lie had ccn de-
cfel The lawful Mayer, and Mr. lloyue could not.
Comptroller. Tho reunstcr informed him that he
had hcnrd that Mr. Briggs waud rrfnee to hunor
The warrant uf either Mr. EIaycs Sir. DcrlcksDn.
lnt Ills 1IDnos said hr lad Il1t 10 understood Mr.
briggs. lie did nut rec wig the 1attcr should
fnhe to cash Mr. layes warrant, anil tnnght II the
capitalists Of tic city wanted To- help L ont Of tho
present cmbaffasslnGnt they cuuld sAlcly do 80.
, 1876-06-07
4 DESPERATE BREAK.
ltnilrontllng from R1nE-aing.

Etsnalch to yeo Furk 7fnts.
sfNn.STNu, N. y, Juno 2.-Anoher desperate
break occurred ut tho Prison this morning. Just
ubout year ago o similar ono happened. Then
convict qunrfyncn acizc,l locomotive attacled 10
n train, drove the engineer antl fireman OF, anti,
lctnchlng tho engine frum the cars ran It at light.
ming speed down the raflrOnI truck. All statIop-
men south were frightened, Na there wcrc grcat
fears that a terrible coi!lstuR might happen. The
agent at Tnrrytown received order from tho 6u.
perntondcnt Of the ruad: "Tnrn your switch and
threw engtno coming on down truck Into tho
siver." lie turned Ills switch, but The englne did not
reach there. ihc co1lvcts run 1vr with both pumps
OIL TIL she Al!rd with water. burst l1er eyInlct-
huads, md stopped then they jumped 81 mud rnn
Into uie wo9as. soAe Of them arc still at !arge.
this tn,c thu escnplnE convicta took liz engineer
and firs'nen with them Thy tto5y, Of to:tays dcs.
ssss at'snE, " sp5 sS' II ta X oesf ms:
thls mu,,ing he sitting in hIs uIce overlooking
tic prison grounds ami tle nouthurn entrance u thp
csal cnnyiets ,inaku q. rush np tho track
liz notified Wutlen Young who signaed
alI thv guards: rhs escaping conr!cts lad
taineI psrmisslon 10 Wit lie iospin wv With I tbsy
ia H., III; nui nstsad s h Of fsttpE t. nj.
"iS una salsd II iof % ha lan M su" Ae aie
train, drawn Iy iesomolyu No. io5 wll !am row.
I'll. engineer. y Mas coming slowly duwt tho
nurthesn entrance ~ tho nrch tllu eunyitls, Car
rcnser, Farrell. Quinn, and Wood, rushcd 10 tho
locomotive md 3uMpssa % 4, wh!a Murphy and
engine, fM. the four Arut named con,aandeI liz
Si aMn liz track Ko M tic wnd te Two "a "st ,,aS ~ s'
eonyscts Jumping Gu The train, Which WAS still
AZ thv engno emerged from, the sonth cad of tbe
aTch With the dysperat" eonstets on board, thu
gas'a a. thu southern sts taklpg In ,s situation
ThH 13ull DnHaEG ttfpU9h ~ hu
gnu, and jutt laiSsfng the engineers head. Tho
latter. tcurng le wuud be slot, lot hI1sself down
saarsna,.s earb'nu. II this jusctn1%s % "i,s u tae
sStSus thu s ,s tbs s sw tssr any mt
Ing 10 him u tho sanlu time ''{lct in hcrc, YOU
,1.. -" .o; Tn engineer R obsys4 quickly. wlsn
hy ss"ffss g ts TN a 5 ~n ~ tttss ttss tses
and made tor thc woods. Tho cnglncvf then
run his chgine buck to tho prs1M III quick u pos.
| s!he. when officers got OH boasl and were takcn
Iowt to wheret9 co.ststs had gotten Of, when
~ sons!sta wsfs @ l4.t seon making .hcir wy
auet, osa!a IL Harlem ;a.cd ~'iin Thu fsuit faf
10 get Oh the eagins started down ,lu track on q
run but, being aotly parsuad by t!s guards, soon
ssps and W.. IL sssR nssaa aa !s. sa1
| while uudershEt und straw hai Guarasulun n
ltyAn drew his Esyolysr Oil Murphy when thu lattuf
70 hacks Ths Other eunsisi make ns se.si
ancu, aud butt wcrr brought back tn the prison
and locked up IL y dark cell.
Thu escapa caa hardly be accounted fos Officers
tho engineer Ut the train, but there IL nothing to
s sf @ s1esa ts tast stai hs
under under n, tho drst arch. Au has' however, u good
u't .ns that M19n IT, H. fDnsSs s
| oitn. Thu en4hecE closed IL; then thoy colu.
, 1876-06-07
How u Kentucky Girl Kcryod slandtrcr Ia
d sunday. school.

1utHCtH lHR+} +fE1fS.
Wo aro informed that pitched battle was tonens
thv Lovelacnyi1lu road about 15.a miles from r.,
tlncat. OH Sunday Inst, which fof u time created
considerable comiotfun h,d resulted In tl,s scytu
injury 0f u yUung man known ~ ''Htep-!ofn ~
dolph. by young lady named Miss Melissa eu,'
Her. y appears TINT Rudolph IL d very Iunsi,
tonsncd Individual. md that ho .,iasa haa
ed 4 young ludy VI cxctl!cnt Ftsnal,%Is ~
In that community. Learning TINT n.a no
was Al thu suhda -Echuo1 Abo'e nunflohc'l nhe
Ing r1Hspusltel beyond mcasMEe, she armed Istsu, %
with hlcklry club and tAtcrcl thu houso esylni.
Tho Superintendent WAS just about to 1rEtn ieani
ins chapter In the Diblt whcn he was tntrrsntysa -
By the cxclntnuttolI, "Whcru IL thu tcuunaleli,
Tic whole school looked up In utter aniaxclnth.,,
aud discovered tho lady Makng toward the eHna, w.,
whero Rudolph was seated with drrrcrht'on III H. "!
eyrs. Swinging llur club III ahu 4ppIoaehI4 nT !"
GU'ph, she wns keuE,l Il" say, '.nh. here ~ r. ii.
and %hAck wrAt Tho silullalah upon " II
hcHi giving hiM . NlnncinE blew. hat ~. =.
sufficient fUfec 10 knock him ufcf On al nnt
bench. HuinE IL corner, ht could no1 H. hUiS 0I
haRd1ly, and MtHs q, sulzel tho club Wltn p2s y.
hands and gasp him d terrible bcAsing over VI II
hcad. body and hs arm, which b. hsia fofTdt
for Vrotcctfou. THU Superintendent eudeas9as,Ii a,ins
hold tIv young sdy. TO gEcyoat lo. itS h!I kn an
not TIL further assistance Gains could sh9 " nA
away from tho nbjret VI her hAsred. nuuotl'IS 10
ar wu4 very lNdly hurt. lle en,ployod los. h'Ge
IN assist Mr. Samuel bryce, County Atto5nsy ;ors -
prosecuting the cast, and thp trial came an " ncs
fequita Emmett udolph, resulting IN my u ohn
cent and costs against thu young lady. stcp-seAS
Rudolph Wsa fuIl u
, 1876-06-07
AUSTRALASIA.

ADDITIONAL ITEMS DY TI1E LATEST STEAMER
San Fl.AHc1sro, Juno G,-Thc following arc al,
d!tlnnal items by the steamer Colilnn, frum ths
Sydney Herald:
Tho undeEmoutioncl survivors OF tho wreck d,
tho Strathmosc harc come on, en- route 10 New
Zealand: Il. A. Wilson, ". q, skidmore, Joseph
Ward, George Ward, WiIliam Wilson, William
lio1k, William 11ank!ne, md James Wright. 1ar.
ing loat everything In tho wreck, they destitute
An American whnler has rescued u gnng Of pIi,.
oncEr from Western Australia. Tho Colunfal Cor.
srilncnt steamer flcnrgetta, employed In carrying
tho mai!s to King Georges Sound. was nrmed and
dispatched ntter thu yesacl.
Tic Bucctahful competitors elected to represent
New South Wulcs at tho forthcoming Intcr,non,i
riilc match nt Thiudulphla are Capt. J. ii, Smith,
D. Gin. s.. Lynch Madlocks, und J. J. S1ntlt. lh.J
leave by tho Jnnu mil.
The qucttion OF n.nking the nay Of IHlandstat
port Of call for Now Zealand tnscnd nf Aucklant,
Is again bu7ng discussed, nnd viii oyentusllJE
adopted.
, 1876-06-07
TIE NEW MAN.


Tic Grand Council OF thu cook County Re-
publican Club WAS To have held meeting yes
tertlay afternoon at 40 o'clock, Mt hcatlqunr-
tcrs, but quorum faicd 10 put III HI apjCnr-
a.,cc, the hour set being too unreasonable for
business 1ncu, most Of whom would prGfer all
evening session. The Mayoralty question unl
the Drstuw movement wcse discussed by tho
dozen or 80 gentlemen present. ftecenlcl to be
The general ylcw tfnt II the Council ordered Il
spceial election {and thcre was no doubt but
that It wnuld) the party sloil!d put up
straight Republican can.lldate, anu
4 man Of ruch character that lila name woni he
sufficient 10 carry him through. The Convention
Was talked Ut. End, Il thu Council urlcts IN clue.
t!on for Mayor: Il vii! be held about Saturday q
next werk. The feeling seems tn DO against hold.
lux primary elrction FOR selecting delegates, hut
instead thut tho Executive Committee sllall frsuu
call for thu city delegates 10 tho lust County tan.
.cntiOn II meet tugethcf, either a. headquarters
or rousc other hnll IN clurs proximity, upon day
The cAndi'!atca ta!G"i Of now asc Mesers John
II. Clongh, a. II. Wright, AID. Al,rcl'. and Aid.
NcCrca. i:ur', VI .l,csu gentlemen would make a
worthy Executive Of tho city. Dir. Cfonsh, It In
believed will not consent to run, because tue term
!s mt long enough. and he could not afford 10
campaisn. Aside from that hr Js a cand!-
date for Sheriff next full, anil he llaa a
good .acktnY aud faIr chancus On tho other hand,
neither MesHrs. Aldrich, .Mct.rru, nor Wright nso
seekers for ttlr rnsttun.-n fnct, tn not want H.
but my QUO of tlIcn would make an able and ac-
BIZ be oLller ha.nra mensnncl. but these gpHtle-
1nent Just nov hGcIl tu bt tho faSnritcH.
It potitiye that Mt Iioyno will under no clr-
cninstAilces be q candidate.
, 1876-06-07
Tho Old South Church In t1oston,

There II o movement of foot In this city, started
by hnlf q dozen gentlemen of mcnns, having tu
view the purchase Ut tho Old HDu1h Church build
thu udilro fur tlu DeneIt Ut future genera
tuns, and a. mrnor|a! of the past. The llHn, IN
It's ctude form. ~ 10 ure the an room for public
gatherings lot It for meetings, etc, and for other
general Purposas. and make business oIcps Of lie
rest. III thla way II !. snppused .hat the stock
hnlders nlay get sr,a1! dividend to pay expcn1ra
whtlo at ,fs sans time thu old stecpla nhd tilo
form ot tho ,ilrr ray u kept intact. It ~ under.
stona Tint t"n Esni'''1r have n,1rrI II, pnt Iuwn
81. pnt' nifrcs 10 n,akn uI' ie hrst slU, UU0 md
thnt ~ "f1nnl:nl"n will Ile eIrs.ed h carry fos.
ward inc p!"11rf ~ arsuEe thu whole required sun,
probably nenrI% a'luars"r Of dollars. Shunl
tAeIe 1e pfNtrcct Ut succtss this weuk tho snlu
ol the 0uildlng,, al,.stsrA for next week, can bv
easily postponed or lhu clldce bought Ii.
, 1876-06-07
TIE CItrI-ITALL.


Mayor Colyin snt In hts c1alr uneasiIy ycstcr-
day afternoon, and looked Us though before ho
Departed for home hs would iiku to shy solne-
thing. Around him stood Il number of report
era, waiting fur thosu lips to open, Which they
sturtly did. Picking out m!ltl-looktng young
snan who belongs to tho 1iulx or Telegraph, tlu
Mayor spoks:
''Comc here, young man. I have got some
thing tn say tn you."
Tho mild young man, who carries an Afrieun
grapevine ranc, npproaehc1 anl scatel hllilsclf
when his 1Ionos began:
81 want you to say to your readers lust this
for INC to-day: Tell thc tlat T. through a!saf.
shalt KIT out of hs otcs ns sghi. lscnel,bor thnt,
ana 81 7 Fight. wan. y perfectly Understood By
liz eoi,lnus.l In lttls explanation similar to
that ho us nss!gncd as his rca'nn for hold!M aver
fru,. the Any nf the t|1st announcement Ut hs IN.
tcntlOn 50 III tn. wheH reporter interrupted Hun
by nSking, '.llnw Ahnnt The Conptsolcrs"
''Ahoui the Cnmptrolcrt. c6lnEtsoller whot"
''CompsrollrF perIckson," said thu ns"a-
II II dont know any such man .. Comptroller
nercksen sald IL. Mayer; ~ k1ow ,,s,a ,i,Na nsn
lnyes." And with chuckle hn sanoosed thu
taHchu.
"co! John A. Moody, ,ca'rar Dnt.'s efficient
head; clerk yesssr4%y son.'gnsd 70 ~ an,es @ 1v ~
l!oyne'B signature.
The Committee On Gas. Lshts + called toE ri
day ut o'clock =; IN. a. II. billings md Mr.
Watson a('ccts of tue gus companies, vii! bu In.
yitcd IL attend.
1t is rumoreed that ut Tho next meeting Of tho
Council Hupt, Hickey will l,a 1c,nHycIl by the May
or II It Il d0nt Tho Council Will nut concur, but
It Is not boliere thurc IL any truth iu The story.
II Will zeQurp sH00, 00D to settle the city
poyc. NIL. for scrv!ccs aga!nst the city 10 Junu
l. and Nj. llnyea IL not yet ablu to NY when they
, 1876-06-07

Cincinnati Hustttt, I,tne 8.
The horrible st0rius Ut tho mansacFc Of both of
the Cincinnati expeditions to tllu llack Hills l.ayo
becn demolished by tho arrival of mai! from t.ut
region On Saturday morning lnst. Letters from
George Armstrong, Lorln A. Laboiteaux, Frank
l}arr, Robert ". WaInsky, a,,ti Charies laucr Of
tho Stone expedition, special dispatch pre-.
sentcd below from st. Lonis, and n letter
from, Caspar Fchscl, Of tho Dance md f'ochler
expedition. show ut once that neither tho Stone
nur thu Ianoe and tiochler party have boon
troubled at all by Indians. While Intelligence VI
tic safety II tho Cincinnati expeditions s rcceivei
with unlimited qualification by frents Of the
members, and with fcollng Of relief by thu public
ut large, relectiuns on thu waAton cruelty nf tho
cnnarl will naturally occur 10 MI. On sAtnr!ny
morning VIC suggcsted that the anrlcs were rtArtc1
by anscruruloas ntvcn.arcrs In an effort to
play upon tho sy!npathles Of tho people Of
Lincoln. Nob., and luter reports support The
suggestion. tho man Mott, wlIu arrived here Un
Fr!'ay n'orning, reached Lincoln the jug before
tho bt1ry OF this r,Atsacre VIII trlcGraphcd to d.
Armstrong. llncnln papers tell lf tie affecting
story Mott told uf tie Iesslb1o affair " while tears
RULED dnwn hlR checks. md Of tho generous con.
back tn his home. Enough IL alrtuly known 10
place tho man In III nncylabls position, md tlore
people, most interested slow dsFouitfon to tna
The bottom.
, 1876-06-07
SPAIN.

MAnn1p, 1nno 6.--1n tho Senate yesterday, dur.
Ing tho debate on tho new Constitution, Psumld
Cauovas dol Castillo said tho situation Of the po.
cal parties In Spain prevented thu Government
from surrenlcrtng lts right to suspend tho cous
tntlonal guarantees.
In Congress. tho tllscusson Of the war estimates
WIS begun. The Premier, In making tho aiop'!on
Of tho budget Cabinet question, stated Tint ths
budget Committee and tho Minister Of War had
consented In a reduction OF u, 00D, 600 pgsotas
wh!ch WIS sufficient.
CHURCH And STATE.
According TO tho lntcst intelligence from RnH't,
tho prospect Of IN Understanding brtWccn spain
and tho Fnt!can IL gooh. ..,.,.,.
Lospos, June n.-A Ma,itid apccta! states lhat
tho Minister nj War read in Congress to-day b'l!
fixing thu strength OF tha permanent army u
1u0, 900 men.
, 1876-06-07
A Russian Army Said to Be Nov.
ing Toward the Turkish
Frontier.
Conflicting Reports as to the Condition
Of Affairs in servia-
All tho Fenian Convtcts Escana
from Australia.
The Mexican Revolution Evidently On h,
Last Legs.



PAnts, Jnno 1.-1,nss!a agreed On SATURDAY, 1.
recognize thu now Sultan Of Turkey.
st. PETENsnunn, Junc 6.-ft IA believed hta
TINT hn understanding will be arrived Mt with N,
trcaty owcrs befurr luaaia tnkcs any step tc,at,.
to Turkey.
AHMIsTfcE.
A yfcnnn dispatch enya: IA eix weeks arml.
tlrc hat been agreed uIun between the Turks std
insurgents.
a quarrel is reported between the Sultan and
the Kbedlvc Of Egypt. md the latter hnA brcn OF.
dered to constantI''orlr:
.nys in consequence Of The circumstances n ths
Powers. nj! dangrr Of hscoch Of Tho peace Gy
scrsla Inns bccn removed for thu present.
2 AHfH' TREASURE.
A telegram from Cunstnntnnp1e reports thai
Turkish tnni. 10 tic amount Of Il, G01, non Turkish
pounds werq foan in le Treasury 4 shu Into Ss
bonds will not be put into circulation.
THE AnM1sTECE.
IoNpoH, June 10 a. b,.-A rarik correspondent
q to IlS.t. says hS enn yonch {os !e corfesluss,
letter declnrlng the Forte nccnra full amnesty 10
AZ Insurgents wilo viii offer their .ub1nirrion IL
wecks asml*ttcc, subject 10 tho movements ncce,
rary tn maintain the concentration of tbs t1uops
and reyictnaIng ri Nicsir The a1,pye has Mcu
communicated to tho Duo tle cazes, Minister Of
ThS same correspondent fnys Il In row known
that tlu mat compute accord exstH the general
t!ations at E'na Will be puraucd. Thcsc tancH It.
the integrity at tho Ottoman Empire, md nrres.
rtty Of ending tic constant agitation by ct1ocst
and Legitimate concessions.
LoSnoS. June 7-5:ao q. m.-The 77mrtE.
cnna ..Isratch ray.: .'Althonel', tho statc,ne1'
!!o'1els Of the conclusion u an ninnco beswtyf
Montenegro. RouInanfn. Grceco, mud serrii
, 1876-06-07

to tbs a.tailant wns his slcsirc t crcatc drtutt'-
anee vish nn enemy Of Coiy'n. Rssa =, ~ .,,,1 r.
tlI.grscetul, and ilsvnsic,l even iie4afs trcnsr,
shame.
afternoon. Present. Dra. Moore. GciEer. Mann.
hrLmer, and Miller, -Dr suutc IN the chair. The
sas nj s5 1 '%1mg''pE 1 S. 70 xte sfs %sIs
dtpo.ed Il. Thr Health t'nicer was ordered ID
res.orc to the tan!ary rocc the sta.' Which thsy y
fssssssn Msis ssea 4 Il b. aS IL" s!
pcrntcndcnt was received anil accepted, Ills
rasignattGn as member "f tho lloalll. pspastmsni
The following Ia the. rcl'or, Of The &she supcrn:
sndcnt for h9 pa's WEEK; dtn nmess t
Week ts "at pesenRs @ sss and :" "e1e"e q o
iemalc'. IS. Ihs principal eau.e q ae,th welo
6 W. ush; ,sut. ."
and III icss @ than In the corresponding monsh Of
Thu Flnnnce Committee. AID. pca.sons In tho
ehalr, held private srse"n yesterday aternnon in
The cos,ne! t,hnmhcr. and csntlsfod the tete.sed
ordinance calling M election Tor Mayn%r % on The 2'tl
ordinance is passed.. At!.r ihst ba'!aess
tnrbanees One pf tile menbers Of the t,am.aittec,
when spoken y on the subject. said That he and
o.lcrs frnrrtl t!nt tho controversy between Mr.
Hayes anl Comptroller t,erickeun would prove
aolctcr1nns to thc cttys best tntcsct.. and Lthcr
contentious would hhsc the effect to elaku tho tc-
srect many men OF money had fpr chicago. lie
had not spoken u any capitalists or bankers but
thought his ,conjcctures right. A. for paying Oft
c city enplaycs, The crs ho could say ~ present
Tcarsons was in closo conversation yesterday
afternoon with Mr, 1layet What !o eaf.l can only
b. supposed. though 1t IL very prulmblc that tho
Alderman ru1atel The experience he hat! In the
East With tho fnanclers there, mud hc may havu
tried 10 allow Ms. II. whcro he WIS wrong in
uulIcY4
, 1876-06-07

opee'a, 0''pa!ca 70 70 1"e 47nane'
CINCINNATI, dune b,-The Conkllng men, III
the persons of A. u. Cornell and Two otler .!ul-
csa'eo' "'ot "po'i '"s e'o"'''' !'a'''ts arlEea
this evening. They Will bc reinforced by $40
New York DolitirInus 10 nrrlyr Sunday Tim
80, .>o,,,,!n.,s ,r ,aro ".'ns ' .,a .a,,, ino
Ioeal poi1t1ela'1s "ho ''a'c bceh talElhs llayc5
but mca''ing Morton, arc much discouraged by
A'"4'o ,o"F F'. No -. .'o :, ''''"s' ".4
nrr growing apprehchalfc that Blali!o may bc
nominated OIL ttlp first ballot.
.,,,,,r,, :, ,vo7. roxouvxs,o.., ,,sr,,,r,
hAo'tn 'Hitso.' -. -, a.. 4''oAH1et'
hpfc'M DHPofea 10 1"e t'!oaHe'
WATHEKA. ILL.,, jnHc U.-TheEu IL every fnllca-
tton that the lion, Ftunkln l}ln}ca Of t!Is ptncc
viii .cc.iy,. In, nomination fnr Congress In III,
Esbii, jNstrct II is r"msrally reco.nIzc ,i,at la
T. ~ =, ,rnr.s, MAJ, r., il,c ,aiIicf 'A"' "o
40 'A' e'o''ee'S '''1. 1..n...,. - -. :. ,,nI;
s,.rto, N,a'!;cs iHanASn,Ifss; ~ ~ ;,taun+
1xu,n sm, :. iHn,, f-Thc H. iimm,ncro+tc Stnt,
Crnirni t,it,rr wiii ,,,rrt rtj,iny nna i.tnr,Inr
ton Sr,lacny !,t.it n,.,! Iu-kirk, can!idates Tor
IN. E,nr.nu, l'onrf. with 1rss uhnuxiOun lIrrson.
s"rs. il il ur,u ulcri,lru rs ia titn Fcsn,' many
11.murrn,ir hn,,rrs hnyin recIir, fru,n tLrir fmr
;,,rr hirh .t,nrt 1M,iiionrs
Ths :ctceatvs Ia te Cincinnati Convention nee.
brt" IN. u,trr"w fnr cunfsrsnc.' unI wt,i nrucroi
tken to Ciucinuati. uUy. OIth viii accu1npauy
, 1876-06-07
DECREE QE FORECLOSURE.

81. LorlB, junc 0.-1n the Cniird states Circuit
Court to.dsy decree for The foreclosure Ut
the th!sd. mortgage bonds Of tho Missouri Pacific
latlsoad WAN couKcnted to. subject, however, tu
tho rights of 1T. Lonis County " its els!u for
s700, QUO, aud the Eight to priut lien over n other
incumtrenccs Understood. C. Il. Garrtson. who
REPRESENTS thess third mortgage bonds. haa made \
toaply tat holders Of these 1onas consent 10 ths
foreclosure Of tbs mortgages snd aals Ut the
road, and will turn over to lhc county $780, QUO new
thlfd- mortgage boals " kecutc itH claim.
, 1876-06-07

IN shf Ed}&0f q Ihe iFteHHs.
CHICAGO juno U.-I Hupposo that In tho present
emergency wa shall have q host Of suggestions ~
10 q suitable nominee for Mayor. propose 10 Aug-
gcet candidate, and, In doing 70. to cas attention
10 the fact that the present II not time to chooso
between old politicians. be they leaders Of the Isu
publican pariY or "old whcel-horscA Of the De-
iuocracy." No, sir th!s Is busneas cmcr-
gency. Wc hayr Important ntcreAtH Ut
stake. flnal.c!ul stumbling blocks to bu re-
mtIycd:, and. TO do th!s work, we wnnt u
nun who ,,us blown ability ~ manage aucccss-
fully HID own nhulrs, and One whose character
il beyond reproac1l, and who will command tho rc.
rpect and confidence Ut all c!Rsscs Ut respectable
yotefs.
such u,an think you will ngrec with mo ib
n. s. 1'outun. Whether hc will be Willing 10 serya
do not know, but liz llns A!wayB been ready 10
rive ill., time ind llta efforts to nt charitable aud
Benevolent undertakings TINT | hope VIZ might ho
able to secure him On aur ticket. II No, lct our
b'irnrtA. men Join hnnls, cloae their stores and
olliccs, md work for onu rnosc day they did 10
tecure our present respectable Council, and AN
confident that the day Will DO ours.
A MERCHANT.
, 1876-06-07
0cFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Jus!u 8.-3teamuhips AmeFlquc. VIC.
torlu, and Goethe, from Now York. hnyc aEtl'ta
ont.
LoHnoA, juno G.-Stcamsh1ps Tho Qucrn ana
Oder, from New York, have arrived out.
NEW Y0MK, Junu u.-AFrlscd, steamer SeJta!h
from Liverpool.
, 1876-06-07
GERMANY.

berlin, Juno 8.-ln consequence OF the Jnls
mcnt oi tho l!remch Court, bismarck has lssueda
notification prohibiting fur two yrart thu Clrcnla'
tna IN tiesn,any Ut the 4NDrd imtriid, tho weekly
edition of the Philadelphia Eo'kstfdH.
, 1876-06-07

NEW YonK, juno u IA dispatch from Mclbontne'
Australia states that oil tho Fcntan prisoners con'
fined In Western AustruilA have escaped lu tho
American wl1olushlp CAtalpa
, 1876-06-07
lime, and that lie has shown both tho VII and
rnnpcitY necessary fut tho stern task which tho
people aim 10 Impose upon our next President.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
TIE REPUBLICAN, DELEGATION NOT UNANIMOUS
~ FOR CoNKlIRu.
srrefnt pspatch to 7ns Tribune.
NEW foKK, June Ga careful ranrAss ~
personal inquiry Of the seventy Republican del.
cgatcs from New York to Cincinnati shows that
thirteen OF the number arc not favorable TO
Conkllng.
J.. Bradford Prince will vote for him on the t1Fst
ballot, but says l.e certainly would not go vote
II he thought Cankl!ng could he nominated,
and be thinks Conkliug cannot carry New Xork.
George w. Curtis says he will not vote Tor
Coukling untlrr any circumstances. They REP
resent a close district, with q small Democrat
IL majority.
Marshall oIsohcrts will vote for Conkling
only OIL the first ballot.
Ex-Goy. Morgan will slo the same.
William II. Robertson fayurs Dlatnc, but looks
on lIaycs m the possible compromise candidate.
], II. l1oyrnlt IL oppuscd to Conkfihg a. posi-.
lively as Curtis. .... .--.
], ". rcru,1on will give complimentary rosc
only to cunkIing
Wells 8. nickcnson raid Canklng was not strong
In Northern New York, and favored l!ristnw.
Henry II. James, cdLter Of tho Saint Lawrence
Erpnti.ean. fasora Wheeler.
:, II. q, croz'cr favoEs hls1nc rather tneh eohK'
*: y. Smiley though. It would be a great mis-.
II. H. Woodju, lie Kepnblican leader In the
s'nto scliate, will VoIc fur conk!lnG as comPl!-
wuRnE THE voTE WILL 60,
There hwy lateIy been "" OF thFcc conferences
Of Conklns's friends in this city, when thr qnes-
tion of whcru I" throw, his s"i7 in case
dsatel; A QUO Of these on :;u Sunday svsn.
W Wss Me y ye @e,s out nsss osss's f.
Cornell, Chairman Of the Republican Stato Com.