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Awarding Valuable Contract TO n Compnn ny
for "a Consideration.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-1he testimony of
jerome Bradley OF Pniladclphia. a manufacturer
OF odorless excavatiDg apparatus, before the
Committee on the District Of Columbia, SHOVE
that he owns $20,0DO worth of the STOCK Of the
OdOrless Excayating Company. whicn has a CON
uact with the Board of HealIn Of Washington,
aud int It Is "A good paying investment that In
the fsll Of 1873 the company got contract here
from the Board Of Health, AMI IN Drs. Cox
ana Bliss Of the board were gwen 5000 Of the
preferred stock Of tue COMPANY. Bliss aud Cox
claimed that they had an interest IN Tivai
patent, anu cliimed the same IN crest IN lhe
ochait patent. Inc company did not recognize
th-lr glenn un'il lS14 aud the 3, ork was not
issued until 1915. man named HnOhs repre- ,
srnted Bliss, aud ,Dr Cox had his stock issue .
20 his wife. Afei wHid Bliss had his a-siened
To htrger, one ~ the original incorpOratOrs
For lng interest ted IN a concern To wnIrh they
aw~rded valuable contract, the District Com
mittee recOuuieud tina, Bliss sud Cox De crlui-
inally prosecuted. Bnss declares tnat be- Is not
airalu Of criminal prosecution, out admits that
ne has retained Prof. Langstun ana Matt. Car
pentcr as his attOrneys. Lsngston - also
member Of the Board Of Health.
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Tho M,.-our, Repub,,enn Convention.

ST. LOUIS, May A.-The Republican State
Convention for tho election OF delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention assembled In Jefferson
City to-day. Milo Blair chosen temporary
Ch irman.
number Of resolutions were read endorsinc
Grant, and asserting that he was In earnest when
re said Let no guilty man escape" ana thank
ing the President for refusing to pardon con.
victed criminals. They eliclted much applause
The resolutions endorsing Grant, and Others In
favor Of Merton, blaine, aud Distow for Presi.
dent. were referred.
The Commit ee on Permanent Organization
reported he Hon. Miles Blair for President.
lhe report WAS adopted.
lhe Committee On Credentials being unable
10 report. Gen. Jno. II. Henderson made a
humorous speech endorsing all tue Preside NIT al
candidates as worthy men. Iho Convention
then look recess until 4. NJ.
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JOTTINOS are UT TOWN.

The Mary Powell begins her trips on Saturday
next
Manager Butter OF The Giobe Theatre announ-
cts tue arrival Of the great Brians.
Ascen4lon Day will be cee ebratod IN the Russo
Greek ChaIo thu tIhursday) mOrnins al III O'olOck.
Mr.. Daniel Drew wss aCls TO move about his
house csterddy. Hls atteudAnts say that no no
danger
About IT'S Young lawyers yesterday signed the
roll as attorneys. All but eighteen vrro graduate. u
tie Columbia aud University law schools,
The reading rooms and chapel At LA Dowerv
close to-day Tor repairs Dut tho bu sness ~ thc Ism.
pluyn'rnt Bureau VIII 90 carried on usual
THIS baing the forticth daV after Easter. the
FAst OF the Ascenson wit be celebrated by SPECIAL
serN toes IA tue Episcopal aud Catholic ChufcdeA
Justice John Flanagan was seronadod at his
70 uenoo In Mott Haven last evening, nnd con rata
aled ON his victory IN the Court VI Appoas, whIch
taiDs hl ~ Ia once uatii lSSJ.
Figs were dispayed on the British shipping
OF the Nor "a rVcT ieserlAY In honor Of Qlecn NclO-
Ia, birthday. Al nOOu roysi salute ~as urcd from
t.c Cunard Do ks, Jersey ClI
C.I. E,han Allen Of New York has accepted an
inv'ihiVn u deliver Ia lndcuendeuce Han. On jay q
biographical addfess on PhO Iiy ngstOue ono VI thc
sxaers VI tae D,ciAi aI,ca OF lnvsvendenoe.
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The Concies, s,oual Sub-Commi tee on Expen-
dI urts,n tie Department VI Justice yesterday ex n-
IN Mar hal fis4e and Deputies Harris aud bernard.
tine latter with reference 10 tie fees charged Cuss the
safe burglar Cluss that they had charged $3.50
Tor kerpiLK him III hOte Instead Ot tue Ludlow
ia r1eJ s"ore that they hsd Charged RED
out $50
Lat The nrn uuins business under MS name hti II,
covCd 10000 from JOnn 1. Davenport, VINO lac is
The nTtI lne uilheaua bear tire name John X.
with agen" ~rrten under n IA lrttcu thst a..
an reh gOJd tyes CahNOt dh Germ II. Inc III that
vcnpOrt tchdc eu as paiu TO brown were fact paid
Davenport and tho bills wcr- ~ e.cd tNt nv
per cent. beyond tho ORDINARY prlce of jJb plntlns
Bioan hwure that nia inuiyluual interest was merely
ihAt VI foreman Vf tne Establishment.
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THE PRESIDEAIIlL ASPIRANTs.
How Bristow May secure Nomination -
uarranit not 10 be sold Oui.

wAsHiNGToN. May 2i.-The friends OF Sec
retary Brisiow declare that he was noe consulted
about the late O -binet changes, and the first he
he rd Of tnem after they had been sent To
the Senate. Tue parties who are pushing hin
forward as q candidate for the Presidency IRE
very Indignant ht tho manner III which h. has
been treated, an say that sef-respect demands
his immediate resignation. lhcl ny that II ne
Will now retire from zoe Cdbin-,, his Nomination
at Cincinnati cannot he prevented by al the
mAcnine pOlitIci .ns in the county. la Tins
same connection II i5 stated by uOl ticlans In
Gov. HuItTAnft uas no ideh of giving nj. "a pi
ratiOns iOr the PTesidency lie Ia convinced
Lnat ne Is the great unknown II whom all tne
cInuidHtes nreIdfihid aud he does not mean ~
nave mis- deleg ton traded on AT hi> cost. IL II
crmposed, he claims, Of his friends VINO VIII
stand by him all tho time, ana he uOes not me III
TO suffer Cameron to traJe nun % without Lis
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The BrooLs-boxier Contest.

WAsHIN0loS, May "a When the con
test between tho bruoks sni Baxter pai-
ties IN AK nsas pres on,ed SELF here last win,
Ger II wa pparentr a ltils political 10 i'd
and the carp t-Dasger, VINO are owned anu
eon'rolled by Dorsey and Poker Mcclure AL
pesled TO the lO,al masses ~ the Nortn for then
sncour Cling support on the ground thai lOlsl
wh'te men wouId TO driven fOm Arkansa.
hubted from their nous - ny rebels. II the no
seeu"4 OF The Fedsr Government WAS not e1
Emfeu 70 the"., hild tntir man Inst led ~
once a. Gov rnor. But mi, w.A merely the suT
"a, ihnioaiinni bel"w th,s thero wls . gig niC
seaeUs VI phHdeT, aud th0 huDgIy Ts0bie, ls1
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SOME WdsHINGTON TOPICs.
Tho Chinese Question In ConGress-TroubIs
Anticipated.

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-ln addition to the eff
forts vi members of Congress ir III Ciforni to have
JOINT resolution passed. authorizing ami requesting
the Pehdent to open negotiations Tor the amendmeIt
q the Bur ingame treaty with CHINA, MIR. Puip a.
Roach ~ Sn FrnnciscO IL here urge prompt action
un the part OF Congress. Al present ina Qua OF
M with the mo favored nation aId ths prevents
tcricrehce ~ The su rene touTt ti1ci. with The I'M
nj ration OF tecstlals To the tuiaed Sa e.. Uucss
ports 10 the licd states being eignt times gre. ter
than our exports To that country IL lcarcd that her
worst pOpu alton ~ll refuge the IacinO siuIe.
ana that IN exchange Tor limited commercial rel o
tlUn our people wlI suftr from moral degrade,
10 MLlAh Lhe llaGu.a VI E.lnL MrIe o UL.sslLE.
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The va,icanto suspend Relation. with spain.

ROME. May PA meeting of the Cardinals
been held a. which the rope was prrsent The po
sition Of the Churcn toward Spain considered II
was resolved that relation, with the Spanih GOV
srnnant should hc furma V suspended on count
Of the adoption Of the fol,ration ,liu'e OF the new
Constitution, but thAt tue NunciO NJ Madrid should Oo
gr utcd iudt nnitc leave OF absence.
NADRID May 2i-Ihe C. ngiess has passed the whole
drst VI tho CUhsttuu.n by vote VI 2S5 yeas 60 40
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The Cen,euuiaI Envelopes Readv.

wAsHINGToN, May H.-lhe Postmaster Gen
er4l yesterday decided to Issue the Centennla
stamped envelopes to all Post Onees ordering tnru,
aud priut special requests them the same - on
orLinary envelopes. Tn'y Will pe sJld at tho same
pces the ordinary envelopes OF the corresponding
szcs and denomination. nam ~ t.2 20 per 900 iUi
u ott ANA thi Tor tue clnnrrcei silr. 1ncse are
tuc only Two tizes issued. There /, bat OF
4per tnIst On ityl ami but one denOmina 10 (tnrec
cruts) Ine rlYcOprs good r post igr al ANY
llsl ONCE IN the country. Their wUl De CscOn
tinucd nt the close Of the Centennial ExmtitlOn at
mi auelpm hut those outstanding AZ that time vii
con iule valid. Inc Post Once Department Is not
prepared 10 nle reQuis.t uns for them.
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which tho Supern endent Of the Government Asylum
Tor the torment Of the Insane has adopted has been
tho character Of the witnesses who tell the truth
OLc Ut hh COnttdcTAtts his bcUu attempting ~
,le that Mrs Van Curen Of Chicago not respect
able woman. The yefy ,itil ms OF Chicago have
addressed lctior 10 the CUmui toe. stating thAt the
man IN On stiOn Il above TepruaCh that tue
tacA COu ts frOm a Olsrtputabo quAiter.
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De.,,uc,,xe s,orm In uo,or,ao

DENVER, May ia vlOIent Tuln aud SNOW
storm. which prevailed for twentl.four hours In
Al, rg tne Of the mountain. broke up carry this
IN ,rning Tho rainfall Ia thn city more than siI
inches. AZ Centr Clti, GeOTge,ovn, and other noun
tai I. rrpOr ed to-day tnree feet anep.
lne IA Husds orn'ng mere have ali lost bridges aud
mo siAulen and tr.Nvl suspcn edi bus II l. o..
n, we'd that a the rOGdA, except te DsnNer and SOul
rarA, ana tne tOluTauO Central ma BOA der Ndl,cl
AHl able ~ tnrr trdlus regularly tC-noTrOv,
Tue dam ge 30 te county bridges aAd thlrouShfarOs
Amt nov be estimated, Dut IL uHdOuJtU ~ heavy,
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Tho suicide Of Prominen, Bus,ne-. Mas

EAsTON, Pa M va John -. Sigman, prom
lnenl business man OF this place. doaer IN hard ware
ard agricultural hnpementS On Centre square, COM
mldod suicide IN, At early hour this mora
M iy gang rOutcuis Ui t~O Ia ui
yo'rr tao MS hr,n, through ne temple, Nj bg'nnn
Ia about iIrtA tght IUrty Years OF age, HuI Was
uiShlj ,siern Ia the con lnunlly businrs truunlcb
10 IN cOnmis,ion vi tlu act. Mr.. 81 man ms, rio
y we IA MIIianisDursh. y, " anu has four chidreD
lNiuH,
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A Mail Agent AIre-,ed,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May A.Yesterday Col.
John Frey aud Judge Alfred Morton. special agents OF
tae Post once Department detailed 10y tho stmlster
General to work up ths case arr sed John II. Cnes
nut route agent IN tie ~ johns river, TOR stealing
uOuVy lett aud third'clss matter from che nIals
This IL ayery mDOTtst arrest, numerous complaints
lately be-u msde to the department, Dy FiVrdA
VISITORS, Of mail doprvdatiOns In tHis Stato1
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Unsnfe t.as pInln. IN ,hc Uapi,oI

WASHIN0ToN, May SL-Since the recent ex-
poson Of the gas main NJ tho CAPITOL attoatiOn has
Ocen cal cd to the condition Of the mains
the building, hnd II has been found that number OF
them very unsafe. LEAK hts d .cOysied un-
der the Senate ChamDer lnnto late Ucnsah the
form occupied Nv the presdini oicer and crrks Ahd
VI ar e adjournment OF the srna today the nOur
thut pOfuOn 10 make the repair
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Robe-on to hive a Chnnee TO Defend Himself

WAsHINGToN, May 2i.-Mr. Whitthorne. Chair
man OF the Committee Naval Affairs replied to See
retry Robson, letter of Nestcrd demanding 10 be
heard by tho Naval Committee IN scf'dcfenoe Mir
WhttnOrne quoted a resolution adopted by the com
ntee On the l7tn iu6tRnt NhCh ~ 10 tue eject That
tie cretary Of the Navy nd othor Officers OF the
same WhO are implicated by imunY ALREADY taktn
shhll have the iuhest opportunity ~ be heard, MIR
Wtthurne then On to say That hr Il directed DY
the COmnIt 10 say that not only will kUOrsOn le
heard srt defence, out II he desire any
~hu have testified 10 matters implcatlug him al De
recalled in Order that th,y may be rttIamlned.
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The spencer Convention In Aiaba mn. .

MONTGOMERY, May "a - The Spencer
wing Of the Repunlicln Convention mot o-day.
A Committee on Credental was appointed, ara
aTecess ken unIil O'Clock. Poster Bougett
II Georgia was present hnd IeceIv, d with great
.clat. he Convention Is largely composed Of
Feoeial UiiicehOlders.
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BIa,u. De,een,e- from Maine.

AUBURN, May A.-The Second District
Republican Convention to-day rcnominatod for
Congress the Hon. william =. Frye oy accama
ton. The Hon. Enoch Foster Jr.. and W r.
Frye were nominated delegates to the Cincin-
natl Convention. Resolutions favoIinr hard
adoptel.
At the Fourth Congressional District Rcpub-
lie Convention to-day 1. a. Buulet q nd j. B
NitNO were chosen delegates 10 Cincinnati
strong resolutions were passed endorsing Bla ne
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ST. PAUL, Nay A.-lhere are eieyeD steamers
b,c cad b. ice at Duluth. Tne DocSade was caused
BY northeasier. Shich commenced on the 18TH lust.
and continu"o three days. driving the Ice which was
lt n tne laAe into the mouth OF ht har bor enecuslv
cOs II from tnAt time to tue presout Previous "
tae storm The harDOr vas clear Of ico.
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Madrid, MAY A.-E CrOnttd (newspaperl as-
that the SPANISH Administration in Cuba Is noso
tiatng with sOme English houses for loan OF nifty mil
lion pesetAs at eight per ceutum gu Tanteed by the
customs revenue Ot tno islAnd,
Ex-Qucrn Christina has eft AranjueL for Madti
6enOr baavern Minister Of Finance, has OrJeTed q
million VI reals TO be sent TO CuOa " pay the troops
there.
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ST. PAUL, May A.-Nine of the ten dele
gates elected here to-day are positivels for
Blaine; one from Minneapolis, where the Wash
burne family have large interests, Ia Understood
10 be ter Il. b. Nasnourue. resolution was
clsring strong preference for Blame, but with
out positive iDs s.tuctiOns. AleI. Ramsey leads
tue Delegation.
The following resolution was adopted:
Ht'ohe'. That recognizing In the Hon. J. q. Blaine
OF Maine man OF tird lutexiity, OF unCOmprOmsng
iuYalti Of Cutnian aDlttN Doth leader q
-tenan. and fearless, unfaltcrng aavOcae anu de-
Tender of the principles waich have preserved the
thlih ana gwen undylnZ usire to the parry OF wnIch
he u t-ay tue most AJmircd representative, take
pleasure Ia recording tdH fAct, IN he Mlunesotas
prOui pr frrence iVr the oice VI President Of the
tmted States.
lne names of the delegates are At large
Ex-GOv: kansay. Dlstnc -Lieut.-GOv. Wake
Albert kni.nl, l., Blgen. IL. B. LanRdon, ID. N.
Sdrin and N. =. Clarke
The ioilowing were nominated Presidential
Edgerton, Z. h. Flnsetn md l.. DOgen.
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Preier,ins DEATH TO Cap,ur. BY Indians.

sr. PAUL May al. C. Dodge, VINO let Dis
marcE for the Black nis In April with herd q cows
aud eight teams losde with supplies, though he haA
out eight men with him. through all night and with
out trouble from the Indians but after his rival
Rapiu tiy he vent ok fcv mlles ior stray calf.
and was found toe next morning with six bullets
I rOush hin. The chambers Ot mis- revolver wtrs
empty ana from appearances II Is sup osed that he pus
te la bull e through hs head after ,yiug shoe
veral uuies rather tn fall alive Into tie hauds u
In liam
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wAsuINGIOS. May H.-Presldent Grant to- day
nominated edward Y. Beale OF the District " Collm
bia 90 be Minister TO Austria. Mr. Beaie TO nery
resilient Ot CAhfOTna, tut for some Years lived
r.. He is personal friend VI lho Presldout,
aud ~ understood 70 be taithY.
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TiIdcu Delegates from Ma..nchu.et,..

BosroN, Mny A.-The Second District
Democratic Convention, held in Quincy this
afternoon. elected Il. +. Reed aud T. w. bird as
delegates To tho ~. Louis Convention, The
preferences Of the Convention wore for iilden.
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LOUISVILLE May A-At half past mis- morn
lug. near Glasgow. KY. passenger engine the
LJuisylie. Nashville and South, Railroad over
oIe coaoa, containing thirty people, was thrown
down emOa knrnt, ami While all were lies
trI std uour were allied
Mr. later. BArr-u county, received internal
Injuries. TX Gov Leslie MAS lug ty injured. Con.
du,ior Aloss Bsrrack Dad the head aud had
MS arm DruiseJ, and al unknOvn man MAS sorivuHT
luIur, d.
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NEW ORLEANS, May A-ludictments have
been found IN ST. Louis against John Henderson. Jas
T. O'Brien, WI. D. Behan. and J I'm lhorne. who are
charged with conspiracy IN removing tllpaid stamps
from packags OF nquor ahd rrctNihg con- lsnEeus "
crooked whlskcy a Caplas hos utcn served Of
tue parties here. Henurrsun and Olen have already
appeared before Commissioner SuuthwuTth aud slyen
OOnds, tl0.OOO oalh, " hppear AZ 81 LOusIOT lTAL
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The Dowdoin House at Long Sands, YORK
ach, inr. wac burned On TUESDAY nignl, with
OF n"nts, Tue loss l., u, ,UO. partly insured Tue
nro was Tue wor& OF an incenOlary.
Ore In Geneva. N. Y, on Tuesday night de.
srOFrd te nuur store Of W. L. Gnen, The tn store ~
fulton sneblY. tho furniture store OF Riley Mrr.
and damaged the stores OF bktOn ". Tae esl
lOsHI q $4,000.
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New ORLEANS. May A.-Alter IL o'clock i'st
night the ju Ia the O'Brcn disery rendered
verdict, nndinx John Henderson gnd W. T.. james
gully, aud W A Thomas, Az inder Mckee, JVhA
neAdei SUI. Jr. and JOnn Mcwhirt.T NOT guilty..
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English Cotton Mile ON short Time.

LONDON, May A.-lhree cotton mills at PTes.
Ton nave begun running ON short me anu it's rumorrd
tnst others via folos. fhe cause Is the continued tie
cline anu r eguary f. prices aud the depression and
uncertsiniy OF tho market ~ -ald ma prorb are a.,
present lower th Or th.rtT ars win taO Durf yI>
ccpliOnr. ana tho prOspeo = arc dlsc cOur,ylnR The
mills IN snne pars OF Lancashire viii DO closed during
KlIthuutlde,
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WASHINGTON, May A.-de0rss A. Dagicy, a
Rcpuolican member OF the House Committee fern.
tories. ana not John H. Bagcy. the Democratic memb
OF New Mex'co a state. MIR. Joan IL. Bagley Is
me,nDer OF tho COmmi'tee on fiients, bul dvos not
hOIIoO RroasVrs.
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THE LATEST ON w0RLD NEWS.
France at tho Centennini-P Practical Repre-
seutnfiyes Helected.

LONDON May ga special despatch to the
7sH0raph from Paris saYs that most careful snd eab
oraie preparations MAKING for executing tho nten
ton OF the legislature n sending TO the Centenrii
kAhih on AT Phade phiA practical reprssentatiVes ~
all divisions uf INDUSTRY. Auguste DesmOuns has been
chosen to invest gate aud preDBr cKnslstye report
educational matters f.e Government n taking
measures TO secure Intelligent and honest delegates
tTOm trades org glnikauOns
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AIInnrius in sIi..i..ippi.

LOUISVILLE, May H.-kl bneedham, alas
John CAnnsJy. tho murderer Of Marcus Louis
yicied OF the same AT the LAST term OF the Marshall
touny tMi-s) g. ur was hanged VI hOly SOring, to
Gay lie mauo full cOn-esr.n prior tO cuuIng the
ghOws. nugdve higns OF great pcnItencU, Fuy 5000
pope NitAcbscu otxeCutlOn.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., M y ga niser named
Hiram hhinnry. aged OF years, LIVING al khOt Neck
Me-. found dend In his bed this mornIng. IL
iNtd M WI iche ly tquAd manner. About ti0,0O0
Wa found leCretva In dlArronI pArts 0f MI house.
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Coroner Simms Of BROOKLYN held an inquest
yese erday on tue body OF WIN. T.. Law en- lruaiic Ia
The FiatOush Asylum. Sno ~as chOEed to death IA Try
tng " swallow piece Of bread sOaAed IA tOA.
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Tho Board OF Estimate IN brooklyn yeaterday
Agr,od to allow russ 703a5 Tor expenses Of
during the coming year. sead Of the tl.2SI. .4l7 "
asked for OF the b0Aru 0t RduSutOn
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The best place to store furniture, trunks. and
baggage. brand Crniri Storage Warehouse, BrvsdwsJ
ead + 0rtJ seventh stroOt.-Aav.
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weather Once Prediction.

ATLANTA. q =. MAY A.-lhe Hon J. A. Craw-
foTd stung the hc hy Oce, NJ KING gstOn. "a.
tns morning, anu died in two minutes.
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New Hampshire Sending mn Unpledged Dele
cation TO Cincinnati.

CoScoRD, May A.-The Republican State
Convention to elect delegates to the National
Convention at Cincinnati was held at Whites
Opera House In this city this morning. The
Hon. oss'au Ray Of Lancaster was chosen Chair
man. The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which was adopted:
Rsoired. That the Republicans OF New Hampshire,
Impressed with Importance Of securing tie best
pOtshle nominations, leave their delegation unIn.
tiructed snd untrammellcd. They only require mat
the delegation shan Use ,vrrv hInorsb effort to Sc
cure the nation candidates Whose names will In
tpire confidence and enthusiasm and those election in
November will oe unfailing assurance the coun
uy OF pure and efficient administration.
A tallot for four Delegates at largo to tho Gin
cinnati Convention resulted as follows X. A.
Straw, sle ;. q. Grimm, 20 Charles Doe 2JS :
Ira Colny, 3OS Nathaniel White, 63 O. IL.
Burns, $50 Daniel Hall, 5lj. Ira Colby Of Clare
mont, Nathaniel white OF Concord. e. II. Burns
Of Wilton, and Daniel Hall of Dover, we're de-
clafed elected. Messrs. Colby. White, aud II all
are supposed to be for Blaine aud Mr. Burns Tor
Brstow.
he Convention then resolved itself into dis
trict conventions, to elect district delegates to
Cincinnati, with the following result
First Distfict-Alonzo Mute aud Charles W.
Marston both counted Blaine men.
Second Distrct-E. A. Str Nv and Jesse Gault (;
supposed to be = Dri.tos dcleg ltion.
Third District-Benj min r. Whidden and
Thomas Z. Rand both considered Blaine msn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-25
THE STATE CONVENTION.
ELECTTNG DELEGdTES TO CHOOSE
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

The Illinois Republicans Nominating the
Hon. shelby NJ. CuIiom for Governor-The
DELEGATES at Large to Cincinnati.
SPRINarIELD. May A.-The Republican
State Convention was called TO order by the
Hon. X u. farwell at noon to-day. About six
hundred delegates were present. Gen. Green ID.
um Of Pope was chosen temporary Char
man.
After the appointment OF committees, the
Convention adjourned until o'clock.
On reassemblng, the Committee on Creden-
tials reported every county duly represented by
delegates, 8l2 In number.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported for permanent President the Hon. II.
\. Baker OF Alton. and Secretaries and Vice.
Presidents for each district.
The following were chosen delegates at large
90 Cincinnati Joseph Robbins Of Adam, X. q.
IngersOll OF Peoiia. q. II. Raum OF Pope, George
5. Bangs OF Cook.
bnelDy NJ. Cuilom OF Springfield was nominat-
ed for Governor : Tor Lieutenant Governor. the
Hon. Andrew Shuman Of the Chicago Evening
Journal Secretary Of state, George II. Harlow;
State Audi or Thomas li Needles State Treas
urer. H. y. RUIZ Attorney General, s. X. Edsall,
the present incumbent.