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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

IT is said that Raadall's bill ordering
the immediate coinsge and issuance Of
twenty-five million dollars Of additional
silver subsidiary coin, will pass. The
bill also declares the trade dollar not to
DE legal-tender, and limits its coinsge
10 export demands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12
s1rikerr Come to GrieE.

CHICAGO, May l1.-Some four hun
dred striking brickmskers cODgregated
on the South Side to-day with the
svowed purpose OF forcing the North
Side wOrkmen into the strike. They
became demonstrstive during their pa
rsde, WhereupOn the police made
charge upon the procession aud arrested
thirty or forty OF them and disPersed
the rest,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

ROME, Msy 1.-THE pope has written
a reply u Kirg AifonsO's last letter in
which he gave ASSURANCES that Spain
was Catholic, aud that the Catholics
need fear nothing from the rev consu-
luton. and maintained that the religious
liberty clause was Lot inconsistent with
the spirit Of the concoTdat Of 1851. The
pope hsnks the king fer his letter, bat
avoids discussion OF the question at
sue,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12
The Czar-Arnim,s Trial,

BERLIN, May 1.-THE czar has ar
rived here. The state tribunal, at the
request Of Count Won Arnin1, has de-
cided TO adjourn his trial for treason IN
til October 5th. Elk President ThieIs
will be called as O witness for the de-
fense, but the tribunal has refused the
demand of the accused that Bismarck
ha summoned to testifV,
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The Races at LeNIna ton, Kentucky,
Yesterday,

The Races at LeNina ton, Kentucky,
Yesterday.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 1l.-There
we're three races to-day. The following
is a summary:
FIRST Race.-Purse $500, selling race,
ore mile aud quarter, four starters.
Keen Richsrds's Bszar l, o. A. Gill
mans Crocodile 2, J. A. Grinstead's
Gold Mine S, Robinson and MOrgan's
Gyptiso 4 Time, 2:093. Gold Mine
was the favorite in the pools.
Second Race d ash Of tbree-quarters
CT mile, eleven starters. BufOTd's Gu.
C, by Eaquirer, l; George CLIPS br. C.
GIenthal, 2; Green Clsy's Glenella, By
imp. Glenella, 8. Time, 1:043. Mich
olls's chesnut colt by imported Glentlla
was the fsvOrite in the pools, but came
cut fourth in the race.
Third Rdce.-Dash Of one and half
miles; purse, $3.50, with five entries. t.
J. Megibben's ch. (. EIemi, four years
old, By AsterOid, l 8. J. Sslyers's b. T.,
four years old, by Pb@ten, 2; A. K.
Richsrds's b. c. Redmsn, by War Dance,
four years old, 8; 81. P. M'Grath's b. C.
Chesapeake 4y ears old, by Lexington, A.;
J. A. Gdustesd's b. t four years old,
by imp. Pn@t0n, 5. Time, 2:384.
MGrat6 sold 10 the pools for S25G;
Richards, $50; MegibbeD, S35; field, ,$l6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

COLONEL J. r. M'INTosH, OF Chicks-
saw county, Mississippi, is being very
warmly urged by his friends as q candi-
date for congress in that district.
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CLOSING RATES

fcs,crdIy Il cotton dad gold: Ner0
York, c0,tsH, l2ls; Memphis, Ilio.
Nc50 York, q ID oloecd at II2t; Nor.
ylELg. lII4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

Ing telegram from the jetties. As il is
the very latest intelligence, 1t may pos
sess some interest 10 the public. / will
merely add that average food tide,n
referred to in the dispatch, is about six
inches below the level OF the recent tide
in the Gulf OF Mexico. Very truly, etc
JAS. 3. EAD5,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

TIE county conventions Of Mississippi
are requested to meet on the third OF
June 20 appoint delegates to the State
eopugsn tion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12
Grand COmmandery Of mississippi.

COLUMBUS, May 9.-The Grand Com
mandery organized, after a magnificent
mounted parade through the city. To-
night there is rendered to the Sir
Knights full dress reception at the Gil.
mer house. All are delighted with Co.
lumbus and the hospitalities Of its citi-
ZEuS
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A BAD Character Killed AT Edwards.

NlcKSDurg heEalu.I
EDWARDS, MISS, May 9.-The notO.
rious negro Wade Walker, prominently
connected with the Clinton riot, was
killed near here to-day by another negro,
named John Smith. Smith was ar
rested. He is supposed to have done the
killing in self defense,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12

THE Hsndsboyo Democrat hoists the
name Of Co,on,I R7derick Seal for coz
gre-s l'O-A the fifth district.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-12
Austria Preparing for War.

vienna kApLu lithl correspondence OF Ihe
London Standard.
The government here IL preparing for
the graYest eventualitiss. II knows that
among the BulgsriaUs PsDslavic agi-
tatOTs are actively at work, and that
soon the revolutionary fire may break
out in the ravines OF tue Balkan. The
false news OF the abdicatiOu OF the Gar
Alexander wss received with the great
est Joy by all the Austrian and Turkish
Siages; the contradiction Of il is Lot be-
iieveG: and as the cZsTOwitz, with or
without r. ia regarded as the head
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0LIVBR, FINNLB 4 10.


EOo CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE.
DiUB woo1 g 50 TO s per cord cehvered'
~S,Fra at 1eyes, foot Of Union street, or OF
iTOS. ROGERS, Commission Merchant,
.CSS No. HoWard's Row.
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL,

VIII practice in Tunica, COahoms and BO.Iva
counties: also me U. =. Court at OXtOru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18
Arerage Daily Circulation orer
I5,00O,-being more than three
times that of any other daily
paper in Washington.


Persons iedriro the city may hare TEE STAR
sesf 10 heu address by naa, portage prepaid,
for aeh period Of time as they may desire. at
the rate ofl5 cents per ioeek, 60 cents per psonth
On % for hres months, or % for six nsonths.
- The money TO pay for the time required
mast IN al cases accompany the order. One-.
sctse the popy easnot be sent.
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Our dispatches from the Black Hills coun-
try to- day with their dismal tidings of star.
walton or the scalpipg knife for gold hunters
are not calculated TO encourage emigration
70 the New (H) Eldorado. After all the ne vs.
pager talk about General Custer it viii be
seen that he In 70 have chance to lose his
scalp or win more laurels a. the hands of the
oiooothirsty Sioux. The expedition against
sne savages Is reported TO be one OF the best
equipped ones ever organized for such pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18

Thtre Is some suIphurous talk in demc
cratic financial circles over the endorse nent
OF soft-money William Allen for the Presi-
dency by the Ohio democracy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.

Fo5 s sA,.dn Oh ExGyHAsGE-Tor city lscgsrty.
groHd. yith me orchard Of imported fruit trees,
"a ssSS: :,, ss $40 I'm street.
Tor sALE--Ihree de.iTs6ie iots q TdPRovHD
Saoss'' is ois;1 ,s1 sai s eaoss
Fox BEnr.A comfortable DWILLIse, IN
street; terms modsrsss to . reliable tenant. Appiy
Hent 60 voodssid, 10th, near =: :t r;
., tS5p'.SsS aoGsS iSI Sos:s.ssi ns, in a.:
.ss ;:rs Z; "ss:::
E0I eALE-rvo-story Brick HOUSE No sos
e. .sS e si sa.. sss :a' alley 70: e
E0R KkNf-FiFst-class fIIDT1O6. viii I'll
N %0a.sn t%SrovGs nts, on Rhoas l:land ave,
& A.1 S I; ;o1 sas Si si
E0R sILE-f!O yaioa6ls Lots. . 81 10 81,
:ss 1' :s : :s q cent Interest .i sSS In
E0R RHNT-Fursished or unfurnished, the most
RON SILVER sIrins depot, M.tropoiis.n T. q; hun,
Sss & ;:sl .i:s L Ss::s
LOB SALE = In the Country - A comfortabIe
WILLING OF Is Rooms, within ave minutes
Walk OF Ammendale, Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
also, ine Building Sites; Rolling and Beau tisui
HMH TH p;:, VEL xassIed. Address DANIEL AM
E0s SALE Oh RXOHAN0E FVR CITY PROF.
Nd, sIXE1EN ACRES Of LAND, With double
trss. srssss high and iScssion t.ei Ha
and Ohio railroad. photograph q n. honss oSn
DO seen and further information obtafnsd from n
h. STINEMkTZ, 1897 Pa. ave. marz
FOE sALE.H0usEs for .e000, $4,000,
% 600, $1,000. s4,oO, o3.9o0, q 200, Well located
octe-tr S11 7th afree4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18

The practical value OF the United States
signal service is illustrated by the postpone
ment OF the great Mustang race In New
York on Tuesday until to day on account of
the prediction OF the weather bureau that
the day would be unpleasant. II the weather
ID fair to-day the race viii take place even
should Mr.. Bergh arrest the managers. The
Feat which 1t Is proposed to perform is to
ride relays Of Mustang ponies three hundred
and nve miles in fifteen hours. There Is to
be but one rider, and q natural doubt arises
as to whether he possesses sufficie1 1T eniur-
ance to ride at the rate OF twenty miles an
hour for q, .e en- hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18

1ns 0aiazy for June, IL VIII be seen by the
Advsrtised table Of contents, maintains the
hfsL standard that has given It such general
popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18

The moral which politicians viii be apt to
draw from the proceedipgsof the OHIO DEM
ocraiic convention held at Cincinnati yes
terday Is that when an ambitious nephew
has his uncle comfortably dead and buried
be had better let him rest In his grave, in
stead OF exhumiDg him and running him for
governor. The declaration OF the convention
for Allen for the Presidency completely de-
stroys whatever chances Mr.. Thurman may
have had I'm that direction, beside; dimin-
iFhing the probabilities of q democratic vic
tory rext fall by al least 80 per cent. Truly,
this Is great year and the democratic party
Is great party for botching things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-18
THE q Al Ak Y
FOB JUNE
NO W r z Al Y.
CONTENTS.

The pre- b phasliies in England. By
Justin Mccarthy. Have We National
Chafacte.? By Colonel Thomas n. Anderson,
o. A.-FiRst and Last. By Mary Afnge De
vere.-Madcap Violet By William Black, An.
thor Of "A Princess Of Thule" etc etc.-The
Lady and Her Lover. By O. p. Cranch.-Yhe
Display Of Washington Society. By Gail
Hamilton.-klustsn By Barton Grey.-Peii.
Datetic Madness. By Ely Van de warker.-
SsuveniPs Of q Man of Letters, By J. H.
siddons. - Mrs. VandeFduynck. LETTERS
FROM koeTR FLOYD TO HoLT SrANHoPk. BIZ Mifs
Z. W. olney.-War Memoirs. By General @,
a. Custer, u. B. A. American women
Abroad. By Lucy b. Hooper.-D, azii and
Her Emperor. By jain Codman.-Mlstfsss
Wilson TALE OF SALEM WITcHcRAFf. By
9. b. Pisrce.-A New History Of the United
states By nsrfs A. Bro IN -Ad Musam BIZ
II. S.-Orift.W Wood. By Philip Quflibet.-Sci.
entific Miscellany.-Cufrent Literature
Nebula. By the Editor.
Price 35 Cts. per NMDaber. 81 per Year
Including Postage.
SHELDON g. COMPANY,
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SHELDON g. COMPANY.
myls-2t NEW YORK.
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BOARDING.
Brick Houses for 6nls.

BUAKUING.
A NY ONE DESIRING Rooms, Wit a first. class
"a, 5oa, q, can be accommodated By applying at
quI Cd. mvl2-6t@
st GEORGE REsTAUBAHT, 9O9 + st-Try
Most quiet and attractive for ladies especiaily-ei
enaII0e pleaaed. myll-tjuncl
SINGL1 LODGING Rooms, 80 cents Der night,
- or from 81 to 93 per week: BOARD or MEALS
nue.. anTn-amf
PLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD can
\ DC obtained ct 1908 Maryland avenue. ct mod.
crate rates, I'm . private family. maYQ- avs
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n JOHN r.. MAHONEY 81
Has Just opened TiIst Glass =
HAT AND SHOE STORE,
NEAR CORNER 7rH AND d srRrErs.
Eouth Wsshinaton,


south Washington.
Yon can always find In this establishment the
Cent BATS y s.d CAPS, ana the isrse:t and best
IN so,d' SD pOsiiIeiy sua!sstesd % Be- as repre-
from 5s; y; ND, tSs
y; B:EIbi' q no BRxNGH HOUSE, a. have
n ey '"ar with any N,h:r Is
OFFICE OF TIN .fsk HsSsssr gSsS.s OF THE
,s si shISsf 4. 5S
for ne .ais g the OOmms sioneIs OF tbs siakins
Psin.1:n, I@ITGS:ssns;a p. cent: eurrsne, bond.
T IN. oct Of Asembly, approved June 8.
Msrtet Stock COUPON bonds. per cent suITsnsy
County School coupon bonds. Der cent cuiss ssS
Ihiyyesr IandisS Loan B5nds. act Of lSse
s:.S fd sss So
Tia cent som Currency in.s.s.t saO1
ne e any
s ~ SaaF '''h' o'1%S osss KELLY. treasurer
THIS y 70 SIyE E3IIoE, zee. TIE .uD:
Of the District OF OolGmbia, holding pecia Term
JOIN r; BOYLE, Sen late OF Washington city,
d. C., deceaeed. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber. or before the 10th day Of May next:
they . az otherwise By Law be excluded from All
benent OF the said estate. Given under my hand,
ss1i ssas S:' q 5ks5nn i1rrAn. Admp.r.or
A LADYB SADDLE HORSE WANTED FOR
"A HIS KEEP, and careful attention - =
guaranteed. OTIS BIGELOW, ~
SLIGO S1.44
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FOR SALE.

49, e~AA<A<s
EOR sALE-A HORSE six years old, Kind a,d
Il gentle Also, WAGON, CARRIAGE, ~
aLd HARN EsS. cheap. Inquire u. @%
WORt III, l7l6 Pennsylvania avenue, near fth
E0R sALE-A dark bay HORsE; si1tsea hands
high; I'VE years old; broken 10 bar aess. ~
Can be seen at j. WANsTALLe SONS. &oN
18th street, between II and L. myl6 81
(ARRIA0Ee. OARRIAGES, UAKRIAGEs.-
" The largest and most varied assort-n RN9,
ment OF latest sly lie OF Carriages, Ooupes ,EXSX
kockaways, J ump seats, Park Phetons, 8SE
yaeeers, Top and mo- Top Buggies. Also, several
nne second hand Panel Carriages and Bugsies on
marDr No 319 18th ST., bet q and D., nv.
T. have on hand 90 SPRING WAGONS, bun,
Top and no-toI BUGGIIS for sale onEY&
81 Prospect It,, entrance on Bridge r.. near new
marlin. JAMES X. PRoBYY,
TAOkeVN WAGONS.
KEW STOCK.
IRON AND SHELLeKEIH AXLEs,
ohEHOkSn, TWO ,H0RSl- THRkH-HoRsz
We have sold Hundreds Of these wagons. ana the
general opinion 10 that they the ehea Dest and
best Wagon In use.
d. w. McQRATH,
6ebH I'm Corner Of Mas. ave. and stroef n
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COUNTRY BOARDING.
DLEASANr ROOMS AND BOARD FOR THE
= summer, after the LIST Of June, ct Cottage Hill
seminary, York, Pc. Address MiM II. J. MFG.
LIN. myl3 St.
COUHTRH BOARD-n or Is single Gentlemen
~ can be accommodated with drst class BOA RID.
st reasonable rates, for the summer months. a
healthy situation and pure water, within d We min
ntes' walk from Ben ding 3 Station, B. p. B.,
~ miles from the city: For PARTICULARS apply to
myp-7f "A SO nou kiM s s1ss...
C0UHTRY BOAnD-A private family, residiee
~ Lou s; county Va three miles south Of
eeity; near the Kstoctin Mountain, desire to take
afew bOARDEB from the city. Any Informs
ton can be obtained BY addressing the PROPRIETOR
Is. TAYLOR, fayetteville, Loudoun cou nty, Va
ipeton, p: q.
my3 St. b. n. TAYLOR.
UNSTABLE COUNTRY BOARD-Iarae rooms,
large yard, two miles from Spicke rsv lie, ct base
Of Blue Ridge. CorresRondence solicited
my9 wv" L.WITaERS, enickersville
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


To eARBlRs. -B.Iber shos for sale very cheap
"a. csps Get eer. xnSH at Ne Market s,rsss s:ar
WANfBD-os.00o 20 os 900 for one 10 three
w year. ss Low rss. ss lOs.ible; no eonnission
::euyd - Tsai este worth ssSS' 6 aadTs. si 4,
IhvkAfMENf sEGURifIEs FoR
CRY Of Warrington S;;s.r Cola Bonds.
OF ss % Ssr ssss sosa
.yn lot LI.Is .oIGsHs. tss $50 I 50 Bankers.
q IL UAgLE coRNER LOT
pertsr me-, oes,sses Il IN the Epd beies
:s:sSs "a i:. Win ,tSut q Sssrls g
M ssogs rs *. f.s ?.
front Isid for, WIN se sold Of . Low nSure n al
'''' S'Soi9'i s ii5 HHe .S t !: sro,.
min =. II. cor. i'sh g spa Sc: Iors ave,
Sas.. y,s. q 2, Avenue
for selling zspy at the Star oss. m fGsa
n1CQ 116kt ZOE SKLE-Loosiei No
for bo.ines. osesS and on sssy terms ms n IFS
WAn1ED-A okN1 LEMAN Of sadress with .
Nv Moderate capital. TO travel With q popular
s dee. entertainment Address W. msT =. 81
0anL sAAsEas.Sef s e SaIsA, oRock ssY .ai
i.ani.: Of J. g. HAYS tsorsssO.n. %i,cinss Hf for
ess.s1eo. ny8 81
TO Loaf oS 81 ~ N5A AhE EsE4 TEE;,,
sss 4 a 70. fR Fl Sssi COS nm ..
E0R sALK-OOUN Try STORE. The properly
kpSxn IS Darcy Store, on he Gscrsetes6 apc
eoun mmess es 'ps os Sans =
GS sISHf psrna sro s.sy Apply to BARsouR
$4,000 "a. toA AsTIF, o 81 So SUN on
ct per cent; also, s 800 and 900. st 10 per
%sIi-a j. srASL "a, y lsS Us,
FOE nsALE. Or EX08ANaE FOB -0TTY
I'm R,iE sol, ~ removed to washinston
s Sss q # sas Rc
mle south Ct Hssersto.n, containing rs acres
Fruit, the remainder in Grass ImnpoSss 10
new istory Brick House By 81 fes, conta Ming Il
buildins excellent eonation. sucs g. ssb grs
clss bss sE.; AP
$500 WILL Buy a F1Rsr .ULAss Ex-
E.T o..b hh. .uon, 9Th eyerythine comp iete.
cured: A6dres. sSs Sd street ncrt6ssss 'G mys I've.
TWO NBW HOUSES Fob sALE-A Fad.
eooS ABLY fossss Ss Ind
KS, Pension on once SHo. a. L. hHRRIFIHLp; Room
oEs and s ffsosSesaFf =. .f GA Is
LIES, corner sth and streets northwest. smoky
Cnmneys cured, from o3 to 0E or no pay. sp7l -2n'
w WIN. ROTHwELLy,
eplo-xm 113 b stree: southeast.
g eoLDsTEIh . CO.,
OORhiR i0fH AED D srRHETs.. "''
IoEEY LOANED or ADVANCES MADE on
. .nd
Also, Goods sold on Oommission.
At Private eale-very OheaD-A large lot of Or.
redeem.d Pledges and Commission Goods, new and
second hand. Every article fully WSrrapted
All business strictly confidential.
The oldest end the most reliable house IN the
city. ma,H
MONEY TO LOAN.
e4S 200 10 loan on choice real estate In suus OF
rom $500 to 81 QUO, 1t and 10 per cent. Interest
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MosEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 10 loan on choice real estate In eu,ns NJ
from $500 to 81 0Uo, 1t 8 and 10 per cent fnterer
few SENS ct Der csnt. in from a. OS 10 4 70 ON
b. II. WARMER,
mefu corner 7th and streets
&S0 TO $4,000 INVESTED IN sTOOK
Sou PRIVILEGES PAYS LARaE PROFITS.
write TOT ~ page book, Men and Idioms Of wal st
and Wall 81. Reyiew. SHNC FREE,
JOHN HICKLING co.
ocu-ly Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway, MY
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Price 35 Cts. per Number. 81 per Year
Including Postage.
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FINISHED,
READY FOR USE.
II GENTLEJM.AT'S SHIRT
Wausutta Qusia aud Coed Linen Bosous
81 A NET CASH.

The popular idea Of value In linens IL dnensss.
and very necessary element b roundne. Of thread.
Both linen and Gotten vegetable hbree, but char
acteristcally different, linen having greater power
OF Absorption than cotton, may be proven b. very
over cotton In absorbing aod retaining starch
There also differences Of degree In regard 20 this
quality In different grades Of liners, the round
thread linens havsg this quality In greater degree
than the nat thread.
Thsss ehjrts ere nsds By the Oldest house In the
trade: and. being no novices, they have selected
linen only for ts ansness, but with reference to
actual value In practical use.
Ths prios ct which Offer them, sl.so. lees 10 psr
cent. for cash, or olA net, b lower than sold
similar goods seventeen yesfs sincs. and ct ths
special and b NOT intended to interfere with ny
regular stock shirts.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
CASH DISCOUNT T1NPxR CENT.
GEORGE Q. AENNINo,
40 0EvEIH STREET.
Taylor . HUFTY,
o33 B8uu8YLvAuIA AvBuUR,
HAVE 81DU01D xHD PRIols OF fH1Is
CELEBRATED DOUBLE XUKB AHx1Es
- BoLIovs:
oaaaf1 10. J. osaWs Formerly o00.
., o0yos o00.
.. o0A; % eos.
-: 4sss; ssa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-04-14
Republican Conventions.


We will remind the Republicans
of Lyon county that conventions
are to be held in the two represent
alive districts of the county on the
18th day of May. One district is
composed of EmpOria city and
township and Pike township, and
the other of the balance of the coun-
ty, except Centre, which, for such
purposes, now belongs to Greenwood
county, we suppose. We do not
know whether there are any Repub-
lican district committees now in
existence or not. If there are
they should be looked up, and have
their calls In the next issue of The
News. In the absence of district
committees, IL is made the duty OF
the county central committee to
call the conventions. IL has been
the custom of the outside district
Eve forget the number) to hold
its conventions in Emporia, be-
cause 1t Is the most central to al
concered, the two districts, of course
to hold separate conventions, anG
each to elect its own delegates. 1
10 time these conven tons were call
ed, and that the people give thu
matter that attention which it's i'm
portance demands.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-04-14

The colored mems Dational con-
vention at Nashville, on the 7th,
was largely attended. 1t resolved
that colOred men ought to stand by
the republican party.
The South Carolina Republican
convention Tuesday was quite ex-
citing, but nobody got hurt. The
delegation to Cincinnati is said to
be in favor of Morton for president.
The gallant little state of Rhode
Island had its elections for COVER
nor and legislature, and the vote
was as follows: Lipp it, republican
1887; Howard, prohibition, 635
Beach, democrat, 1902. Senate 81
republicans aud nine democrats
House, So republicans and 8 dem O.
Gratis.
The Ohio GreenbAck Convention
Yesterday adopted a platform, ur.
ging the people to organize for the
purpose of securing the repeal OF
the resumption set, aud expressing
faith in convertible Government
notes as the best circulating medi.
um. Delegates were appointed tc
the National Greenback Convention
at indianapolis.
Complete returns from every
town in Connecticut show the tota
vote to have been 9S,642. OF thest
Robson had 1881; Ingersoll
81, ms; Smith, 1905 and Atwater
l,947. Ingersoll,s majority is 8 ,645
and his plurality 1924. The Sen
ate stands Is Democrats to 8 Re
publicans, and the House I6O Dem
ocrsts to 81 Republicans and 2 In
dependents. Democratic majorit,
in the House, IA; last year %
Democratic majority on joint ballo
! 80 last year, AZ.