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STATES RIGHTS.
SENATOR DooLlTILr TO TIE ST. Louis LAW
STUDENTS.

SENATOR DOOLtTTLH TO TIE ST. LOUIS LAW
STUDENTS.
II was the wrong Idea which brought on SC.
ccssiou and civil Snr. It ia wrong itlcn in the
minds Of too many which Is now pushing Oh
toward the opposite extreme of ccntralisrn. Let
INC, in all earncstness and sincerity, warn you
against botli. .....
W. arc Just about to enter upon new crn,-
upon the second century. Before the cn'l Of
that, II the 1ogtc Of secession should prevail
and tnko full possession Of the young. cur Union
viii be destroyed, our Republic Will bo broken in
pieces, and givc place to many wnrs!ng and petty
nations. IN tho othor hnnd u bofore the end nf
thnt century tho ln.!c Ut ccntral'Em should prevail
nu tnku full! poAscHslon Of the youth Of our cnnn.
try Nns.s and South, the iays Of The epuhlts Wy!
he numbered, for the days Of the Enpfsc would al"
ready hare begun.
yon may be called trust you will never forget tho
}nst allegiance YOU owe to tho United s.ates md
IL tho Statc Ii which y0u live; to thu sovereignty
which nrnkrs you an American citizen. ns well as
to that sovereignty which defends the mass Of yoi,f
rights ns q freeman; md, above all, to that Con-
Rtituton which secnrcF all.
, 1876-05-26

I.oxpoH, May :.5.-The steamer Pandora, which
last year madc a voynsu to the Arctic rcslons tos
tho purpose Of discovering memorials of air JOHN
Franklin, has been rehttcd for another voyage to
Smiths soun,i to bring to England any dispatches
deposited there by Capt. Nntcs Arctic expedition.
Shu LEFT Portsmouth to-dnJ, and Will awalt nrl
naucrs fron, Tho Admiralty at Caves, whruce she
wI!, saIi for her destination Oh Saturday.
FIRE.
Tho fro which broke out at 1lristo1, Enean'i las
night il under control. Hcycrnl warehouses; thmR',
and rriyata residences 1ayo been destroyed. Ihn
luss IL unknown. Thu 1ro Il, however. tile inns'
extensive that hus ever visited Bristol.
FlIOM CORR.
LaSDox, Mny The Iost hays telcgrHnl,e wcIs
received in thu 1louAu of Coumonn lat night an,
nuunclnG thAt, In consequence nf d!slalonh ht,ot'
Tho NationnInts. MIR. Doubling, ConHrrSntiss,S, y,
had been elected tn the ltoutu frDm Cork Tha
result Of poll will bu oic!nlly aunoanccd lo'uay.
, 1876-05-26
SECRET SOCIETIES.


Loutsv1LLp, May rs. The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of Good Tcmrars to-,ny adopted, by vote
Of u, to 10, resolutions In response To
proposition Of british Lodges 70 regard
M unoccnpfcl territory thu. jntiAlcton Of
nui chartered. and giving authprty to my Grand
lulge 70 send mIssiunaEsrs to organ!zc oagc. anil
q Grand Lodge therein. Tile rcsolMtlon declares
always been open. and restriction on account Of
racc color Ii III violation 0f the aysnf tilc prlrr,
10 decide To whom they shall grant c'lurtcrs,
csrary 10 protect thcneelycs against unworthy ap-
plfcalta.
Ens!anl. Scotland. Wales, New Zealand, anu
Su1In Scotia withdrew.
Col. j. J.. IlIcsn,nt,, of Kentucky. waa elected
Vice-Tenlplar, W. S. Williams, Of Cannda, secru-
tary: Il a. Scott, Of Missouri. Treasurer; Gcnrgo
b. Rawsc, Of Wisconsin, Counselor; AI.s. O'Don-
nell, OF Now York. ch!cf Superintendent Of
Juvenile TGnlplara.
, 1876-05-26
,n,,,ons l, Illinois being met by The contributions


A,"n. IN, tho Committee reported on the West
.rn Eiucas,onaI aucicty, through Ftceidcht ~"
..-,. sim yras followed IN remarks a'Y President
s,nr,eynut. rrof. Cnmstock OF Knox College, and
Prot, Webster Of Wheaton College,
Thc c,,or OF the Chrt+iiar1 Ners nj 81. Louis
and mr. Entwin were hrAfrt tn rcsFcff u tH1t
paper, and Prcalent Edwhsas spoRe '"F ''e |'"'
J'tr.,,cnt stu.tevant read m essay on tEc rc'a.
tIon Of sonnt1 thcnoEy to Church nrEnni1a,lnMn ~ ri,
.sna hHa'1SS SfaSrS r. ess c.t T. tanrhs t IN r scrip
Of % t,,c Church. Bnt no ritaalis.e chnrehrs orig.
inAts from IT, Tie 1t Church viii teny ~ ~
ecc,ealnsicai machinery 10 defend tonna doerinr
il yktl welcurne Thought and nnw sFs'h.h' oH, J.
will produce great Cond Tor ehe purify VI 'nS
ChnrCh III doctrine nnh III CHARACTER. ,r. hy r-of
Bartlett, amphasiztnx fidelity 10 tle ssuth Hn !hS
r,tt nt tho Chnrch; aise hY the ErS' IT. ah
Warcncr, the Iley. 3le. Dean. nnd Tue He'' "f'
President stnr,cvans read a report on the nrecs.
ety Of ncntfemjre II. part nf an ctEncato'hl s!kle
IN buhnlf or committed apn.ntet 'hHt ,i yGa,.
Seyorn} very desirable oilers q VIC el" 9n,'nss
Monnt Morris auh i,uvcr. No funtA new cSisl, aud
n CninmIticc wnf recommended for the ncSt sras
In stupt practicable measures fer carrying my
plan ot actIpn Dticl rrnnrEH Mete n n'a" ,c,,y ~
HHss Misso. " wax voted 70 have sne cosnrittcc.
?"aaf "aatfss cfots the Assos!a''cn wst
n listened n Centennial H. a,vsu gxeScc y cn 81 fS tHc
iait ard pol'sy Of tho Pilgrim Fathers In ehufe"
AMI State. ..
Tic ia:tos part Of iho evening was DELIGHTFULLY."-
rrsnt In foeial gathering win ~ sstaens o.
''InSI adjourned m:rs ii. in Friday morning.
, 1876-05-26
TFlEGRAPHlc NOTES,

New YonK, May 25.-u. 8. Grant, Jr,. tia son
Of President Graut, was admitted 10 thn bas III
this city tu.day.
NEW ORLEANS, May o5.-6toamship New Or
leans, drawing TN feet, grounded III tho Jctt!es
Channel In ~ feet ot water. u..,.
Srn,NarsELu. H.. May 2j.-1n the case OF the
heirs Of William Ard, tleccnset III bis lifetime Of
Company, j4dymen. Mls rendered Ht1aInss tho coui'
pany fur lbs Glnonnt Of policy VI II, coo u 1ho
last term Ut tho Federal Court, but new trial was
granted day. 49,,
. The SECRETARY announced that tho eighth annual
Convention uf tho Suite Elective Medical Socety
will bc hrl u, Bennett College, Chiraeo, junc7.
, 1876-05-26
MEXICO.

Sptcloi DfspascA to 7ns Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., MAy 25.-A political gc1.
tlcman, who Is in position to know whereof ho
spcaks, has written letter here from the City
of Mexico, describing the disturbed pollt!ral
condition there. lie regards the present troNhs
there rs Incident to tho pending Presidential
election, aud thinks that President Lcrdu Will
be re-c1cytcd or retained In office.
Bands Ut Insurgents had Mt times damaged
tho railroad bctwccn tho City Of Mex
leo and Vera Cruz, a,nt repairs had beon promptly
nado by tic cnorgutic American Superintendent.
The American missionaries Wcro somewhat
alarmed, but held their ground.
President 1ordo has a great work on his tande,--
conquered SGT of bgots TO conc!}iato, nn alnort
despnarng party OF Republicans to cncouraEs, Ahd
q mad sat OF fovolution4sts to snhluc. Oh ona
point, huwoyer, all aRrce.-not nu inch of Mexican
to r. tn DO ccdcd to thu United States for any con-
sIefation; and no United tatna soldiers ara tu DO
pcrn!tcdlto csosa the Rio Grnndc, even to Eepscsa
disorder md presery0 tho peace.
, 1876-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May 25.-Argumcns on motion
for 4 new trial Of Jake Nnnncmachcr, conrictrs
Of whisky frau,ls some time ago, commenced TO-
day and continued till morning.
sAA FRANCISCO, CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1,.-Snlt has hecn com.
ucnccA bY thu United state. District Attorney for
the condemnation and forfeiture Of the Day View
DLstilitry. recently under investigation fur Viola
tIur of tl,u roy9nue lnws
Nrw ORLEANS, May :l.-John Thorn. indicted In
st. Louis, applied for writ Of hnbeas corpus to
prevent being taken to st. Louis fur trial. Tho
writ NpA refused.
, 1876-05-26
They Claim the Nomination OIL
tho First or Second
Ballot.
California Endorses Tilden, but I'M
noses No Instructions.
Kentucky Bourbons Soft as to
Platform, but Hard Us
to Delegates.
The Illinois Republican Central
Committee Ready for Work.
THE OUTLOOK.

=
pLA1xg's PROSPECTS, MOST ENCOURAGING.
Special Dispatch to 1ns Tribune.
WAsu1soroS, D. G., May @'.-Thu late stu
rcuduus strides male by Blaino III tho Prcsitcn-
tlal race has hull very exhileratng effect on his
friends In Congress tnd the departments, as
we'll as those visiting here. Those closest to
him say they have 10 doubt he will be s.ouiiaat
cd Oh the first or second ballut and they giYo
what they say as authentic reasons for the bo-
lief that Is within them. Their figures are strik-
Ing and Interesting They ray TINT with bis latsc
nuppost lii other sections. New England VIII give
h,n, her poltl voto on tho first ballot-c!ghty.
delegates. lie then has Now Jcr'
-cy, IL; Delaware, @; MaEylapd, 10;
Virginia, IL; North Carolina ~; ueorEta, II;
mississippi, s; Tennessee, s; Texas, y; orrEon.
u; California, TO-; Colorado, 4: tho Iertltn.ict.
III; Knnsar, 10; Nebraska, q; Missouri, ~; MN
nesuta, 10; Wisconsin, ~; Illinois, II; MlcAt'
rnr lb. In addition, l.laIlc's cnnhtlants tay he
viii rtcutye from 1uwn O. votes. and from Florida
o. These arc counted for thc first ballot. AMI n'nt
tcr 3b,, which will lack only IL of ina1or1fy Oh
the Convention,
in case thu vnics credited for Mr.. nr!stow n!o re.
ceiyel by him, which some Of lllAlnes ff1enls
doubt, tiiese figures will bc reduced from 20 to 10.
The friends III tlc 3tatne statesman sccm 10 nave
good cAute for rejoicing.
, 1876-05-26
Agent Of tho Railway Mori;agu Trustees,

TIE MISSOURI, KANSAS d TEXAS.
Afr. William Bond, tho Receiver Of tho M!asonrt,
Kansas Il Texas IlairpAI, 1nakcs tho following
statement Of tho operating expenses OF tho road for
tho month nf April 1S7G: Conducting transrort1-
tion 3: 2a II motive power, sil. 022. 30; ualn-
tc,,ance OF curt, $1J. 600; maintenance Of way,
81, :*t 2a; general expenses, 50. 40. =; renew
s0l Ei: Improvements, 81, 5lI 81; grind to,al,
SIM, ,:Ils 4u
The earnings Of this raaA for the third week In
rcmrcr, S13, 40. 90; mail, s.. Eli. III express,
81. 05O; total. $40 HEB. II; corresponding period
last Ycar, SA3, 710 Il.
, 1876-05-26
CALIFORNIA.

THE nEMoohAT1o coSVsSfios'
SAN FRANCISCO, May Hi.-Ihe ucmocfaslc
c.. c,nr,rtfo, raos .n,l1cl nj noon. elected
otNto wv c"',o., .o,..a ,at.I :, ,,,,t-
d State Central COMMITTEE Alu auopleo P1"t~
t,,I,11tx IN .,1 nroyisIon, q. The Con.titutfon
., = ;,,n eHoiJ T!uiioJa S,ates
:, -" prot,ni nnion nf thc Statcs with 1oca1 seIf
t,n,,t,'r,rrDt ~, ~ avery srctinn.
sr HIn,i sarv'rc rpf,rn restitution of trsta of
%. s,,,t sr.I r.pacitv Il; Inn 1malt1r ntnrs
nSn.h}}, ~ nuh}i,. nTirnI,.' "'" ~~f~S''1 - "
" FI5s Bnt..nafn"rt .rd acorony In Fc1er,1 s,atc
=; .n;iai administ Sntn,,, 1rstninT liz, hrr
I.u ,Ie hy r.Snrsjon NJ odicrS anil .nT,
nens ,S.,', on '"oo' ~ --eA~' - S~~" NA '~31@N
t'"N' yx,.,-o anil s,ccdv nnnt.bmcnt t,v ncna,
d. ~ nu oi ne:ulation il tho Gn,inis
te,,fn, y. ~ "nhIIr ntInira
:; Thr ,riynt,, 1,sa ard apnronria,ton OF pub)ic
t,r,. ~ !ntrini rns,niItnrs ,urans cmiczzlt,nrnt
rn % roh}wry. t,ffIcini accountability must 10 rx.
nrtr,I All ,nfnrrr by better administration OF
cvtl nnI criminal laws,
Htnte cUrnVratlous ate superr3sabla by and
suhnrinnto 10 Stuto Legislation iu tiu Interests of
thn neuufu.
= frt,e schoo1a exempt from ali aectaftau con.
trti free nre.s accountable fur its abuses 10 tho
civil anil criminal laws
d. Trcscssation of tho public faith and credit,
and honest pnyn1cnt Of tho public debt.
A"u io s Tho money Of tie Const!tution-gold and
silver il Tho oniY legal tender,
ii. / tariff {or purposes OF revenue only.
11 No Chinese Immigration. 1t Ii 30 thorough
ly obnoxious to our people and ita Institutions
that liz prohibition ia lnparettytIy dcnandud au1
, 1876-05-26
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
An Unknown MN aud Woman Commit Sui
cide In U Delaware lfutel.

eide In U Delaware lFutel.
TIaasngton tLt!.> Haruta, .Aay2a.
Five weeks ago tomorrow two respectable md
gcntccl. .looktn:: persons. man. nsod M about dg:
iiorss 1l"tci. at Ffont and 1ustison rtrcota, and
Cunningham. at 81 4ay each. They wero assigned
in tho second looE, In the no1tfeast garner
Il Il M c fs9 asG asy aways sstS sa
teus seemed 10 lo IN auy bnsinesa but LIVED !lko
rcopl. q means, nnd rs man ansl Wis., They nt
Sunday, but whether they wore members IL MT
known. They did not ovc,i give ttolr nan'ca u, tho
mistress # nc boarding. ho.se, and although ,hvy
lily weso suppossl to b Ftsash. M u they .pokc
ss assS os III 5shss Il thu
fnnt Of 4nnvr table, Mrs, Cunningham, sent acr-
ynnt to cA! them. Tho EIrl went up ssairs aud rap
Ied and called but without receiving m answer.
In: imE iaWn s slo bllnd, y sasaa ~ into to ruon, lilo
wonnn was lying on tho right si!o Ut tlls ted, on
her back, with her hands faIie across her brcaht
iooksA who nlccpa. but tl!o dcaty paltor q
llur Checks 1t oncc excited hlr5. CnnaInsham's
fs.1 o s f. ,s af r. psa
ntuEhaul called u tham. but receiving III aus"eE
MY yas es'.y!ncsd taat they wcrs dead
the coruncr. Then tho duor WAS forcra opc.l, anl
ono look ut tho occupants of ttv bcd CONFIRMED tbs
ubnICi9tA lh2t thuy N1fu leAl. IAQ man OCcn-
Piled t!,u lrft slde Ct tlip hsdt %as lying on tho
h!a right Gus resting little above his thigh, ard
h!a fcut prcsacd agn!nst to foot board: Ills k1d3
wus c0lf aud gtlG, showing that hs had brch ucau
snmo time. Tie woman waa lying In tho pos1ti9n
already described, uAd q l!ttla higher up On tao
| pillow than the man. j..
| goblet, anl spoon In tho bottom q Tug etn,as
| wus thu dse4s Ut tomo awestened dslnk' II tae
| bureau drawer WAS found 4 slt-onncu bottle u
lnc,innunl, uIuut twu thirds tall. and Vnrcr e9h
iAlntnH arsenic, all going TO- ah1" t4ht tuu @ anii
Was preconcvrtcd one. IN their clothcs. foehov
book, aud biue b,ok mark. lds ot s!bboa ~. H.
fancy paper, wete found IN the paper wa XII, XII
urc and sow liHes OF GaFnlaiI poot15: ,,s,s y.
clothes were put away. as u us4a! be!ats hu.,s -
bed, aud they weFs dEosscd In thols ny ~
Al thu Inquest last might u ~ stassn "s srrt
sitting BY hcs sndoy er1ns sna ,.tnres .S n IL T ths
diary was translated as follows: "!iaW oaa l. y
wv can't live together; W mEss T. a'o II, ns,sc
Another pasaARu read, - LILO ~ " y AZ honegnno
hence q bettef TO dis than 70 g Toas ~ " ~ ~
sar"ast hooK Wns puptry and 1t was thought writ!er
BY Tho man, a. ha WaA Hsi educated. Ana IL sala
have travelled all over thu world. fle WAS nut u
thu hnbit Ut drinking. sud was never , seea " tn'
bat-toon No mongy ~, I9anu tpun w. psison
| li,n rnsG deed N0clew WaA found ~ thc!r nxllel
| ur their place Of residence.
| Thu yaFltCt Of The jury WhN thas they e0me =
| thrir destha by opium adm&nlstGred willingly D.
Their own llunls. i'lts GENERAL Impression u shn
lart sleep; but fcutns. l!lal !!,e poison would ~
urt, II ssGlIed th4! 4 1nzor llai bccn provlde1 t.
yssa u fal!urv. WLstlss tLyy usts uan AMI VII
u unkuoWn.
, 1876-05-26

HpSci0s fttpdtch 10 Tho JFlbhnA
srntsnr1ELp, May @,-The statc Central
Committee mot yesterday evening n1'l orga'l'
lied for business Tho first thing III order being
the selection Of Chairman. tho Hon. G. d.
Farwrll was put III nomination, but positively
declined stating TINT II was impossible for him
10 take from his business Tho timo which tho
dutics Of such position would demand. lie
therefore moved Tint Col A. c. Dahcock, Of
Fulton, be ctlusc1, nn,l tint gentleman, who
conducted with 40 mucl, skill the campaigns Of
18Th nu,l lsGs, was selected without opposition,
For sccra 4sv, DAT, Shepard was unanimously
selected, Tho only Other name mentioned being
that Of j. II. Aaalr, OF carroll. and
old Clerk Of tho Senate. lnotlnn was
s.,"S,isned ] In at Chicago. but owing to ths oppo,i
ton made TO II BY eoic Of tho soutLsrn mrtnherr,
+ no; s,1 IT, TO Wsf Sa II
cxes,iouay MeM s stros @ one. in q. il Farweli
James /. Ii1ot, col. pabeock, and JOHN 1iuun. i
with escry nuok and corner ii illinois politics cum
AS' SCHEME THAT n1nN'r WORK.
Ind ID been ar" devisei i by some q ilaverdso'4
fficuds-of which no one, however, believes
xs ve ~es sahe i u @
Charges h neaIn.t cniiom IN connection with whisky
thss. and had anything oi tic knl been attempted
i!wond havo been promptly met nnth M Milton %
| Hay and Gen. 1!urbut wcfo prepared to p;tch N,
md had the afsanlt been made there would ha'o
bun lively times In tho Convention
BRnCKWAY. ...--.
AtnI. nrockway Of Cook, waa not fairly repre-.
erntctl in ile statement made thu other dny Tint
hu ,s,s nctycly fighting neycftfEc. II IL vel!
know1, that he Ii no friend OF tho Govornor'e anil
| yoted for Cullom, Int lle did not clecti0nccr
apainst Tcyer!s1ge. What work ho. lid wns for
L'pp!ncott mud Harlow, old persoun' friends
| Dy te1ectaphfc crsnr Gov. HcscrIdcc, in bis
rnrpch nuhl{shc,i in yestertny's TmnrxE, |. inadc
"a INV tEn naucrs Ind snnjc1 h!,n an, hfs charHc-
Ter. Far sssrolled read "assailcd.''
| trhc wnrk ~ tl,o Renub]icnn State Convention IL
,cr,,'ly ru,nmcntcd u,,un ami ycrY generally nm
prSvea proved Tic defeated candidates take their dsfcat
rood one. thourh confcssedly not quito 80 strong
10 II the eastern part of the state had been fully
nr,,nnfycd and tic toltfcr element hid been recag
ni5cd hy tLc nomination Of At least one ro1dlet
candidntc. There ts somu unfayorablc comment
regarding tho platform, which IL characterized an
vague aid meaningless. Thc defeat Ut the Bri.tow
Delegates ts explained iy the statement Tint his Is
popular rather than purely political support
the politicians being against him, ~ they were op-
, 1876-05-26

THE IktISOLS DEMUCHAEIC 4NEs9 |
as.o,,,,ta, l,oo n fcorfu, md won,,crful cornor-
ute mouth @ Is aw"ys .snas wide 9pH r1r son'o n"
i, s.M IL md rc;1 ,v,tl tc tcnrfn1 inauenres
oat sun ~ ~ teu' 'c.. wiz a,u ..a1!u w., t
sinsn' ann ann M ssi n. .ls1 nnrst nnsx o. Se.,
As association l has 'a' stun,nch tn M fed ind It c,,-
tvsta'ns hopca ''as s''ne n'''o pup n's la''
+ ~ t,,"uo,1ta t II snrrs +. ,nst,crs iIi,lo to
him whether tho "occaslon" bo ra1!roal
opculng Or n caucus. 1io IL bent OH q !" titnu"
nE rhatsssr the oesa,'on or ths consequences. Now
tngtnaa's .ldrocast, thought he onght to aee CHI
soo in tho ether a, ssa. lie q. at 1T
eate 20 eo 10 assa ,. IT, ~, ,s a~ n,,ahs
si ~ Se ds ps fs sst % .a @ and is hes IL n o
whether ho amounts 10 anything or nat, 10 he call.
ed a convention. And bra,cly did tho hueel!c
G s s st .ss 81 .s. s Il.
uts ,S snr @ va sf S Witt Sat St
,yI% ~ n ~ ~ hns1 nicrls thn consttu.
ea!a et lie syad!eats sew clearly
.hn mniItea @ orxo1. md tuy becns Mrs.cnt sur
,,rps ,ar ~ n" rchmnr. @ IL tuy como from iii
pas aau taoI ~ s"I ~. MR. 1.t.r ~ nj
fy am, tr,n "tea ~ piao ~ n1to.Iais th,rlev
tsnt .i a =, ~ naorrn ~, Il, s,"tinn,
aa, " ~ ~ ~ "ti i,o% ~ IN ri H. ~ ,,nrr. nn
H1 Mrrri,t ~ .s snrinr1cld Rtnfsffr' turnoi
,natters "vcy tn thn s.,ryil' con6ient OF changu
tn"ttss0 u.ta ~ IL H. iI,In. ns,.nt ~ ns n"nnr
Zatsy, @ 9TH Of the j Jo!!st signa caine ii, 10 explain
enuandva "1 M CD thst ths Fulon isagtr would
| ~ u.ofni snlwtftmtr for ywa1l .,aIrr
~ a1,xtn ~ t,,c p"Ir,n Tqu1. eu,no IL rrht
t. snTsu At al somcbulys uxrunss even ii tho paper
M.rnmi, ~ t;,nie snlhrn n,nrriy nnnenrrI Il, dsny
naNsra,v 1"l ".ll.v.d ru,nnr thnt hs thuct /.
| Ee!t",iI E"tamiI t,s,i" NJ + 1,nnt"u ~ Tia fo,,r..
,l ..ss sa,c, In Ia lsmy lint h,s ',upcr iicl
t n"to $40 ~ avo mi rinmcI lint In INV nllshri
~ 33,i'n 3 ~ - i,,se""r I" Hir nne n, rrraI md
~ n,n ' ~ frtnnH l.. W a. powsrs. IT the Sbsihy-
| 1 t1n ~ so,t.r s,;1 hn di6u,t 1nnr rnrn nht,,,t
@ @sm!e ,haa. 1if, ~ t:orvs"tio, ' NJ, TIN nstnrn
81" itiss =, a.. n.osmrss s,ivonrrd ~ Inn, M
" " Pu.s.scs su ~. Nv ,so.a nSIt IAnninu.. IL
Y. ~ ,t n,} In p<o,!isrrF rsi,mad ,h.t h.
tseAtaer' ~ tho G.tntun - Ga' ~ ttsnn. ~
IVY VS.. i ~ r. ,,u, 49, - 'nns," t.t nail ia
an he Wou!a any heasato 4 70 % sn"i M'a M H. H.
Way o. I9 ~ y. ~ ,, ~ M " ,nt
nlIeto" s'sansa ~ i!,tt ~ ~ 'h H.. ~ - S,oa,,r
4a rssd ,hss hs III pucss
, 1876-05-26

JACKSONVILLE, H.. May a.. Tho public schools
In this city closed to.day. The Commencement Of
the High School occua Tomorrow, and the Alum.
nus Association holt I reunion III tho evening.
The Institution for the blind had very interest
ng MuAcGl concert night, on tho closing Ut tho
schunl Scnr, u,pder thc tuPerlntchtlvHCG 0f Hr.
Phillips. Tile in"titntul j. we'll managed, md in
hproslsrtu. condition. The c1aul'Battnn In The
othur educational institutions VI lhr city are nnw
In progress and ne1t week all thu Conllnt nermcnt.
OCCUR,
, 1876-05-26

The Mortgage Trustees Of the Wcst Wisconsin
Hnisoad have taAon possession Of tho property and
appointed MIR. William II. Ferry tllclr agent. As
Will be seen by the following circular:
GENERAL UFrIcH WEST W1srnSsiX HALFWAY,
IIunsnN, Wis., May 20. 1S7f'.-Tla TFnsteca OF
1;th inst. taken possession o! ths road md #.
franchises, underline u'ottgagr. gvc!t to sccnrc It's
agent ar attorney to manage ind operate tho roAa
did to cuninct tho bu.incss thcrcot, the following
gcIlrrul occra will continue, n,llrr tho AyCnt nf
The 'TrtlsttFr, III their respective positions: i. W
Winttr, General Superintendent; T. i. Clarke,
t;cn.Hl Freight and PASSENGER Agent; g. T.
lsarnrs, Generul Ticket Agent; G D. ". inunEE,
wv. II. FEnnr,
, 1876-05-26

UF}WN tN1l1 SfE@ :. vonn
few days ago, Dir. Ja1tutto loahaI. !, caltiu: y
S%oeI. wheu jarso clip tluw vi aud sttusk I'tn s
tSw ~nntes ss 11tsF Ne uss sni
sliy hisw hisuyu completely ont of tts Bockes,
III II. central attachments. Tho eys w. suva
Gy sons friend but the young Fsn'a'hfhns,a h hsa syy.
e,al cnnyuisons. Tbs uys was examined y ~ /,
j. t. Btephenson Of this city. who - ast5s e aaip
uniInnarsd. aud Il ID firmly axad 10 III p4aee
, 1876-05-26

WE'LL We arc luay In Norfolk {:ays sa e yosE.
en .has4 fsst Ut the' r,I, !; 10 nenoash Sa 10
,ng , nefS; h can az pInhooi sud IL dasn On I aa
Will an cseh lsh IN ons dsy 10 70 tap 1' ss
two IL 100 lazy 10 dlg ro,aln; ma .;sts hs enoixb
psSbs p4sbs 10 lass Him day Or two and 4 ha =
ssSss q auas .a i y sbS .ds. tt's
iowa on ls n4ex o H. III H. coes In ls
Inasi Inas w WIZ mad L thar ii ypsk u stsss'
iof vh!sh nature did - nEsh1
, 1876-05-26
,lcctcd sixteen delegates, half white md l,hlt COL

ofcl.
dispatch WAS rc1clvcd from bradley de-
Ginning to run for Governor. James
Cl.rka was then nominated. rcrolnttnn
authorizing the Executive Committee Of thn
twn wIugs VI tho marty to nfcc II possible. upon
Il State arl E1rctoral ticket, nni 70 make ruch
changes ns arc necessary 10 accomplish, tho object
NaA ndoptcd bnt no authority was given to Change
tue delegation to Cincinnati
Resolutions were nirptcd fn,orstng the Aamlnis.
lral!on Of President Fant and Senator ilnItnn tot
Tho Frrsidcn.Inl nUu,It,ntlou, The Convention was
overwhelmingly for Morten, and the whole dc'cca.
.atlon, with rts.lhy two exceptions. viii support
him tn the last. The delegates appointed BY tho
other wing last week arc unfnstructcd.
, 1876-05-26

TMH 2VHECRHI1N HEFUULlUANb'
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 25.--The Republican
Convention reassemhled this forenoon, anil
nominated for Governor J. C. Bradley; fX
Secretary nf STATE, r. 4. Arlington; for Trcss-
urtr, u. 81. Long; for Auditor, q. +. Plow-
man; far Attorney-Genrru, H. !. ltsain;
fur Superintendent Of Education, H. j..
oliver. Por delegates NJ large 10 Cincinnati, q.
Il. spsucvr, Charles Hays, Alexaadc. Curtis. mud
Alexander White Mere e.scicd. Tbs dLtslcs
, 1876-05-26
THE nEC4krUI: CASE.

pkoArun, H., May a1.-Tho gruat tnilroad case
was suddenly t1ouKht to ; csnsc by tho Court Enl-
Ing thut tho Stats Commissioners might or might
nut place several roads In ona class. but a to this
the Court could not inquire into It nor ialo thslr
runsuus for establishing the rates they have. It
uoulI only inquire II these stale schedules Rrn rca-
aunahlc.
tloy, Palmer il opening The case batoro tho Jury.
Tho case will be submitted to- morrow evening"
, 1876-05-26
S1tK.W0RMS.

OMAHA, Ncb., Muy 25,-u' Joseph Nswm.Is ", ,o.ds,
Of San Fsunc!.co passed thF'nEh t,.o e' ty1,n. l.,
with o. ooo tiil: worms "i.e =; ~. al s. n,taueo
1SlS u sh " have crn sa,slu l susi ~, n
tsa:s c%ina t. ,,.,, iasRl'i aSuls slza t aua Mi
In ready 10 spIu on nITfal'
, 1876-05-26

e,rrch to-day. Tho history Of thh first
n1sntI%e nnTaim 1'' If rcsIcnns seed hn. ben
piten Trcounted in 3",h ,nls!on' an1 ~ .eGulat sa.
ihat u,c nov Wlllism Hickman was the tr't Inn
iii prcsclrr md that ffr flr.t scrmon was dcllV'
rrr,f near liarrnLsbntg, MAy %, lftH.
, 1876-05-26
SUICIDE.
Spttfal N4tafch to 3ns 1tb4nx

Sioux c'TT, H., MAy u. --A young man named
William l3ichaln WlG had iurcntly been drinkins
tclsIy, eul terrible Ish III lis tkrn1t tile aurn-
in. while IN u Gt III .rlrl.!In llr n,nrr li,cuv-
,f.i hhi nA l liz ... Airl tlt IL. tird N ttttIu.
the ra.sI A"it frun lin. III viii ltut4Lty ftcpv
Iuitunity.