, 1876-05-18

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in TIE confusion NOBODY could hear.
sOut df doors much of the walking had
to be done in the mud, many of the
rames had not been removed. and on
every hand their was lack of complete
ness, the restaurants, too, we're inade-
quate. and everything was eaten before
fourth of the peoples demands had
been supplied. There is strong proba-
bility that the Exhibition viii open on
Sundays. The soldiers are mere car
feature and only fit to serve in a burles-
que. Wagner's March was dead fail
nre.''
New York, May 11.-Much comment
is excited in democratic circles, by an
editorial in the Evening Express, against
Tilden' y nomination for President. Il
urges that the wise counsel should pre-
vail rather tLan personal ambition or
party cliques should rule. New York
has no claim for the nomination this
year, and her relations toward other
states should prevent any being pre-
sented. 1t denies Tilden's claims as
the sole reformer. The article has
specfsa snigifcance. because Of the re-
cent connection of john Kelley and
Augustus Schell, with its proprietorship.
ST. LOUIS, May 11.-Ose. one hun
dred railway and steamship companies
have agreed to convey delegates to the
national con, ention at half fare rates
and others will join in tie arrangement.
New YORK, May 1.-THE sub-,reas-
ury has stopped paying out silver on
currency checks and consequently sill
Yer has advanced ~ O. 2 per cent.
New YokS. May 1l.-Gold closed at
1124 q 1l2 q.
HANCOCK, N. H., May H. Heavy
rains have caused the Connecticut river
to rise to q dangerous height. The
northern trains are delayed. Serious
damages have already been reported on
the Vermont side. The paper mills at
Mill river, Vermont, are expected to give
out every minute, which will flood the
village. People are cleaning out their
houses as fast as possible. The farm
ers are suffering much loss. Wells riv-
er is flooded Ind the people are using
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WHEELING, W. Va, May 10.-The
Republican State Convention met al
Clurkburg to-day. The exact standing
of the delegates appointed is not known
but there is no doubt the a. . known for
Blaine.
MONTREAL, May 1.-THE Ottawa
river has not been so high since 1857.
The shipping of lumber is almost entire
lp suspended. Reports from Ampno
sta,e that the village is deserted. The
water is flooding Pembroke, Hawks
burg and other places. and a number Of
mil have been obliged to shut down.
Brandgis have been damaged. Bald
iom' S Elevated Railway has been carried
away. The river is still rising.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The attend
ance at the exhibition to-day is estimat-
ed at SO, ,d6D up to IL O'Clock A. M. mary
distinguished guests who were at the
opening yesterday are visiting the Ex-
hibition to-day. several foreign minis
tiers, including hose o. e. gland and
Chill, are now on the grounds. The
weathet is delightful. The entire mum
berlof exhibits received at the Agricul-
tura Hall up to O'Clock on Tuesday
was ia. Fifty cars are on the Pennsyl-
varia railroad tracks, ard three vessels
at the wharts c.i the Delaware filled
with exhibits for the Exhibition, large
number of foreign paintings by the
most celebrated painters We're received
to day at the Art Gallery.
Berlin, May 1.-The Gar has ar
rieed in Berlin.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, May 1.-THE Sui
tan has dismissed the Grand Vizier and
summoned to Constan.inople Hussen
Avnin Pasha who is considered to be
he head D. the war party.