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~ this 1,oaro. sends solid Cul!om delegation 9.
Snu. .IayoridVe hi. Auderson+ Of Peorin. Peoria
County, IL Also 4 Canal Commissioner, an ap,.
no!nten OF Gov. y. This county ID solid against
NJ gsalnsr Th9 b: T. Gs'y e1esfn sna Sn.
siies % In Evans.en, Cook County; he J. ,asmecs
s5ent : 600, which is almost 'oi!a against pesef'
Xrstn; y. N. Taylor. President al. tho fcni.
tentfary Board Of Commissioners, rcs'dss l' n ;ne
Town y Hyde ra.k cc9sa Co%1sy Thl' on ionn
eouthwofth, also motnber Of this uuarI resaen
II IWoodssoek, Mc1Ienry County, Thlch aentss q
delegation ono.hat Dcvcridgc 1t - sac ~ 5s5 IL
that the home Of Eoland, tho other member oi Tue
loer.t, will also 10 anil: :Bevcridge.
Rock Island tho 6ome Of jim Benrdsie{ ano'nea
Of Deyetdgc4 4ppolntSss, seni. an untv III
rcore Of Gov. Dcver!dgce Apprentices. ana t,,H nse
sends anti. .Deyetldgo delegates the sumo - 'fao
Of Champaign, Champaign County. = n
Gtleua, 10 navles5 County tio HOME .. =. ,ti y.
Bmfth Chief Inspector Of Grain, senus an aFlss ~
Devcrldge delegation. HARVARD, Tue hoine o. anS
man NcLaaghltn, Of railroad nhss no.of.e!Y' hua
nxcpt Of the Acting Governor, also oenas a1tl.nev
critlEo delegates. Al Pontiac, LiVin1st9n Eoan!y,
ucyct3dgs has largo number Or aFfpihtees' anu
this county sends q strung anti ueie2a'
In most cases where Dereridgc has an aPpolntce.
the county or town goes against him when shotss
ono Of two things; either Beycrdge taa fGry Wcak
1pnp viii, the poope, OF he has made appointments
OF men With no influences. ooSA'
, 1876-05-23


PARIS, May ao.-ln yesterdays supplementary
c1eetIona for members Of tho Assembly. 0lrand
(HcpublIcan) WAS returned from Melle. The re-
porled election Of David tRcpnbllcan), from Aucb,
s Incorrect: pcyroussc, llonapsstls ,sas chosen.
rr.nco jerome Napoleon, who was recently elected
from AJaccto, hrs written letter to Ills conFtttn.
cn,s, III which he nnys: "The Republic exIssa.
Patriotism imposes It upon us. 1acccpt It loyalty
and unrescsvcd1y."
ruH AMNESTY DEBATE IN TIE SENATE.
,pARre, May o2.-Thc debate on tho amuchty
question was opened IN the Scnate to-day. Tho
floor and galleries were crowded with members mud
spectators.
Victor Hugo introduced a motion for complete
nmneaty, and addressed tho Scnatc. He urged TINT
nnder 4 Republican Government the right 0f pardon
wna prcFoRative Of the Assembly, This right
should not b. ah1fcatcd, !. and cunld only hc
exercised in the form Of nm annesty: He
Commune and the coup tl'etat, Napolcnn's crime
he declared was grcatcF thnn that Of tho Commune.
yet tho magatracy aworn allegiance to the crime Of
Tho sseona Of esemeeF while hae, It. deercSa .t'ns r.,
ComInnn, Tic hour had come to Ktignatizc tic
coup d'otat by voting m amnesty full and conf
plctu.
lated even by the opponents OF amnesty. The Bo-
nnpnrtttts remained silent.
II. Tolain sald: '.rhe government ;nds 4 thcro is
", about eight radica! Senators vo.!ng for II.
toxpoN. A1ny 2ar5:10 q. MA TINES Paris
dispatch reports tho election Of additional Deputies
hundsy: NJ viguae RsRnel!ca ..on, fos orthcan ~
publican, for Loudto; n. Montra, Republican, for
l.ipeanry; the Due Dafcta Bonapartiat, for 0ulan.
gamp; Malatre, Logttm!at, for lss!ngi1.
, 1876-05-23
SPORTING.
ANoTnEn FAST RACE At nosTON,

ANOTHER FAST RACE At HosTON.
,S3ectui D'sEutch 10 1nt Tribune.
DosroH, aIass.. aiay 2o.-Tho four.oarcd work.
ing boat raco botween City Point and Boston iours
to-day tho finest match tnco over rowcd on tho
Chaelcs.1llyct course. Tlio day wns 6nc. Tho
weather was warm and the water smooth - glass,
and 30, 600 people witnctscd IT, In spitn Of Sat.
.urlay's race when, nftcr n foul. the City Point
crew was but Il seconds, behind, the Dos.
tons won In the hest tins on record. DettinE uns
three to Two on tho Dostons, With fow takers.
Tho crcwa got nway Just before 10, tho etroke Of
the City Fotnta loslnH quarter Of lenGth BY nm
nhpptng an car. They went away allo by side,
,straight and cvon, neither sccming to gain point.
at tho rntc Of ~ and boston Mt 40 etrnkrs, eGntt
dccrcntcd little, but started up a. They reached
tho stake. Tho Boatona showed the .noat reserve,
and, by O beautiful turn, got awny on tho return
three lengths ahead.. They came down With the
race well In hand although allowing City Point 10
come up little, ind passed the tine in Is 6:ao-prc
c!scly the same ttu,o a. made on Saturday, bcaf!ng
the best time on record by tho Logan crew OF St.
Johns, N. h., Al seconds. The p0!RteEs wore only
10 seconds behind, thongh tho Don.ona could have
done batter II HARDEN pushed. They will. repre-
sent Boston Mt tho Centennial.
THE BOSTON REGATTA.
on tha Charles River. t6ts morning between the
Faulkner, Negnn, and City Polut crews wns won
by the former. Timc, 20 minutes. 60 seconda.
, 1876-05-23

the operation Of tho act 1870 1n t&,c last ru-
hntt yays tho INit Nal! ansttfe, IL "a sqnsatson
not Tor tic Law officers hut for tho law courts, and
tattnr for their decision. Our }o1crhmcnt Will not
b1 wholly free from responsibility 10 the Unltcd
States hnt!l this question has been 40 raised md
decided"
BURNT SUGAR.
4 sugar.honse at Grecuock and 900 kegs 81
raw angar were burned yesterday. Tho 'oss Ia
ECO, 06O.
i, ruH, ,sn1pptNn DILL
LONDON. May. 23-h a.. m.-In tho House of
Commons last night, tho Merchants shipping 0ill,
rs reported FROM tho Committee Of tho Whole,
WA considered.
Btr. Plm.olt proposed m amendment totally
ing TIC winter, excepting deals and onttens,.
Sir Stafford Noraiicotc opposed tho amendment,
usg1ng It Mha obnoxious 10 tho Canadtans.
The amendment vaa adopted by vote OF LUZ
ia 143.
The bill was then ordered to bo read third
tlm0 on Thursday next.
, 1876-05-23
FARWELL-LE AIOYNE.
THE FORMERS REPLY TO THE LATTER.

10 no Edaor q re aOos e,a e .,,o
CHICAGO, Aay 1s.-l mt IN your lssuu ~ t'e
notli mat, n letter from ]. V. Lo Moync, In rcla
tim IN t,,c scat which ho now holds IN Con-
gross. should not notice the letter Dat Tor
NV .uo 4eee'" Wa s.,a ~ r,,,,a thcm 1sor IN
thc eyes oi t'a' peoP.c ~ u''.,u ,,. w.
stance, he Eays TINT "Atl tho tnlk about tho
poor.1iou.c rotc was intended to conceal tue
ioot+nouso wy VIZ ,...n.. a.,aa.,a,, tro,, tno
real issue, ht'a 70 olstaet at.s''t'on i'o'. ~.
gross frauds peovcd." 7hs Committee decided
Me ease ""' ,"s ~ .her, .ss NV o,hor Iesmc
He claI1,s that there we're frauds committed
:, tho TIra. ptcc,nct of t1,e twentieth Ward:
IN tne rnse - ~ thnt font ,o ,ss"rt,
and peeassss ae estIse asn sna' 'e'' c ss'f's
TINT com!ntttetl snfa 1fhuus. ...---.,.
Now, / claim that these frauds we're commit.
,ed n ts interest," ana not II nno The tI iosfd OF
and the County Clerk, xcro seec.edb BY tparty an,l
4otre Of his parry. These fraudulent sotozs who
votcl thc Republican ticket on TINT occasion n tlai
rtecnci nMl against the Danocrnttc Ticket wcro ~!
trihhmcr Tho record a. he nadcit up will slow lanA
no such fact WINS ever shown bcfore> TINT between
zoo and 800 1sshmcu voted the straight Republican
ticket upon that occasIon, lie knows, and every.
, 1876-05-23
DRY GOODS.

NEW ToKx, May 22a,-E1traQrd!nay II, pcnnp.es;y .s;,
sales Of domestic cotton goods will be nadS 10 W.
city this week At auction. Tomorrow sone wv
packages, followed Thursday by over u ooo .a
Of the manufacture Of tho Anosksag, e'1;a. w..
Naumteag, Lan2doa, and other large ~" -"
liz Fost ssys no sueh o!1arus ~ sTes tt taai
nsds bsiots II hi. market III tb.a ~ s 60
Thtsa largc and unprecedented SALES ny ssI1a.hj{
shpw there u Value 10 merch'ndse, ~ iay no 70
mako basI for future opesauops unaSss ~ tts
ii such pricas - viii compel tue e'o1lps ~
unillf.
, 1876-05-23
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TIE "FHEIE P1lx8sB y HErLIK3 TO Won NuLLEN.
10 shs Edttar ef Tia Tribune.
C1ucAoo, May e2.--Yonr pnpcr Of to.day ,cou.
taina "Htateuont Of Won 1iollen In regard to hIa
connection With tho FFed fresse, " which Ia CO.
tlrc!y incorrect. In the namc OF fairness horeby
.sss al noss IT,. eGy s oso % a
In1aots 8taat4' ztatung brands Hollen,s etatemept
"a lie. Yours, truly, II MIuflAHIIs.
When e yoa a iie!ls Id ri 1sfs s sss sy. tho III.
ofI e tdS pfneipsi shsholdass 30 Il tha Ss Ss
PrAss.. According to truth we denied this, and
ts 4S'ia Sa a.
lin shasea, when Tho paper was poor, II he haa
s as T. &c q o.a
: s: s5sp H. H.
unllod by us, Hers ars tha facta:
TIE uLACRMA1L1N0 CHARGE.
On at liz sunasy question, u to place derman on
|Ss |Ss 9ssel % fsopls' tstet asistsd g.
nols Staass. ztltaaq' AmoNg tho candidates ~as
Ths old Frsi1 fys1s was At that t,ms, q syaty.
our guy Situation I'll. mote critical Wa:hlagten nes:
tayis PSps; Company. Il suthonty Of thts state.
meat). In tic asat daJs of Jnus. 1874, ths papss
Wa unable 70 pay t. eonpos'toFs, and. ana NJ !: Il
FSIs frsssA being in town, was Kind enopgh 70
friendly 70 ps psR1 Sf pSSss mSns1 e''Kt
EoHni1 vent s!sc 10 uol4an {wh0m We. - stated,
eapposted TX month. befote}t and b s.ld h w
wilItnx % borrow $500. payable Then TIE pspAs
dned 70 accept note pr certificate os lndabted-
hsrS a.S. ebect was ua.do by the b,<utr aru, Won
unlIep d Kueisch 10 q. Won Mol!en, lndoFaeI by
Won Wollen tu the Frets Pytstt, pnd sgned BY the
! Frfls Prsyss Prtuting Company: r, Mfcaaels.
.Wp4o not lnseod to ssy tAst such 7 t'snssslop
VERY coNAl1HpABLn,
I and tho Nsus Ertls PFssJs, being out OF financial
, 1876-05-23
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

LIN S114AlA0Oe
The alarm from BOX 4s at o'clock yesterday
afternoon vas caused by tho burning ont Of chin.
ney ut No. 394 Third avenue, owned by Mrs.
Gleason, md occupied as = residence by Ftank
Odcn. Damage triaing.
The alarm from Dox 317 at 5:5o o'clock yeater-
Day m0EntHs e91sa Us h. o IN hs
ed BY Capt. Flood, and occupied as residence BY
i. II. Neeley, who loses $50 on furniture. Cause,
: The alarm from Dog IS At e2 o'clock List even
Ing Was sounded by Detective Macnuley, and VIA
ossaslcncd by arc breaking, ont IN the saloon Of
OF paper hangers and painters were at work a1 day
and evening regulating the r!ncc, and at that time
ladder, ana 1 ID ills dissent carried sth lin aoveral
barrel, spread Tho aanes With alarming rapidity,
@ esfFy hs II ely
utcs after tho start the entire place vas a
thoy could escape from tho building. The flames
shoi e. inward th5oaEh tho .y pns, do9siSgg nd by
wreathod IL nams and its destruction seemed In
surcd. a brick n!e wall on either sIdo and Other
" %dS
wais in good Condition, bnt completely quilting Tho
doors TO the cast Of the burning building wcso At
first considerably alarmed, bnt on seeing there waa
o dansss sSon snb"d The play continued nn.
The fulfilling, four story sions.tront, is owned
by Rudolph Wehrli. who loscl about 81 600, fully
flra bsoko sui, WA occupied BY Klses j arsy Is
saloon. Their stock. valuea 9t IS, 600, ts com.
@ e5 mi ste a Ts css ~
venture managed by John 9sonisseh. alLas italian
been bst oSfsd s9a m
charge had narrow escape fEon, frtghtful death.
, 1876-05-23
CRIME.


EptcidI DIspatch 10 zae TRIBUNE
MoHrnEAL, May ao, o,-Thc notorious ortlav and
murderer, Louis Isicl, late Of Manitoba, was some
months ago secretly brought to Lopgne Point
Asylum ant there lodged rs lunatc. From re.
liable sourco It Is learned thnt his madness ap-
pcarcl to be Of m exceedingly common type. as he
1yaa allowed to ronn about The building, read hcws-
papers, and acted generally In rational munner.
ho received yiaitogs almost daily; but, owinF t2
to remove HIM farler away from this city, md on
Saturday he was sent down to ucautort Asylum NJ
Quebec. that his Insanity L. in great
broken md It II alleged tint he could, II dcsrcd
have claimed IN nsylnm with the nuns a. an In
WILD It IL hlnte1 his. fronds will now agttato
a{rcah to have him rar}oncd.
Chief Joseph and other. Indians have instituted
proceedings Agunst Fnntlcux and other enwarlly
assa!nnts. Arrests will probably tako place to-
morrow.
Special Ditpdsch to The Tribune.
ToHoNro, May :n1l-uaraIno Smith, d Detroit
murderer, left this city to-day, routG TO Detroi
whcro hs will be handed over to the United st4tcs
authorities,
, 1876-05-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoNnoN, Eng, May 22.-In tho II0usa Of Com
mons, to-day, Dleraclt In repy to a question OF
Nausica brooks liberal and Home 1ulur), whether
La Intended to ady1so the Qheen to extend mefry
to pornona Imprisoned for breach OF allegiance to
Her Majesty, stated that only fifteen persons re-.
main iu custody within the category OF tho CUES.
tion. After u long explanation showing that two
OF these convicted Of murder, that aix arc 10
English psisons, and the remainder In Wcst AUS
trails, under military surveillance. hlr DlsEaell
said TINT considnsing The circumstances, hu cauuot
% join q coanor Ioxss tLibszs antl Home. .iiulor,
SsD asotIa anderson tEilsa. b!stasll. sid Joseph
uione .1salef and Lberall. spoke in reply, uphold.
ing the action or tue Ministry, aud declaring that
4ser farlIas na o. @ s,saon. by Charles g. Powell
sems u the Enxiisa nSashsts saying that the5;
heIAIon, the subject Of tho penians was dtoppotL
Ths scene during the debate Vas very aplsaated.
whether .the Caban4 on beard the retayiA II tho
released, snd Il not wleshsr aiy stspa have been
Octavia weFe p1oteeted BY the Brltah Gag.
D!st,el: ,sp'ylng to question M Of Campbell ssa
IL tLe psoposai .of tho Northern Fowcss fot ths
pacaeatlon r. TIC TnrkI,h @ provinces. and that Il
wa imEos,bss t9 pae]tsh ~ tsrns o. ehs R'o
Tho Porto.
WlESLOW.
Sir William Vernon Nsrcoutt (LlbeFall will 10.
morrow question the Government whc1Aef before
the dual fcleaso OF WIuslnW the House will have
an opportunity To consider tho correspondence bo.
tween, tha United ssatss aud the btl1lsh Governs
ment, .....
l. NIt i understood that. ths Government will ask
That WasloM be furlheS lemsnded " .inoIrow, and,
", there ID little probability Of tho prisoners in-
ultAiats discharge. lndaed, . fcslsnY IA growing
the GoysFnmsnt will not adhcle 70 IL present posl.
tion. hat will seek some other soutlo9 of Tho guess
Gn thaa - .sfasN on IL onn y responsibility to COM
! th4 Fau Ian Gazsttt. which has hitherto strong
| y 'hd1T.*d the position Of tho 0oysrnment il
d H*jth ~ &till sasntatpt that ths Government
etllx.d e 1hs1 municipal isw II PratsFs4ea e
ouztt 70 take steps refer 70 tho Courts The quea
lUa whether ths Alh1aston Geaty u excepted from
, 1876-05-23

came. and without listening 10 sntrsaty pt bearing
scif 70 the raw e.l again, plaoo li3 hande against
tho wall, md receive the ashen on I'LL alreay seer,
Ate1 back. .'No, ncverI" enid Pool. 'rnko
thatl" and Warden 'Web!tcs fell tlend. from that
hour cats md shower alls. nrl bfntaltiica 10 gem
cral. wcso ata discornt IN the inatLtutton. pTpte
tnanled coffee and wholesome food and better
Treatment for tho men, on the plea that they would
do mora work. :
, 1876-05-23
CARL SCUUKT,


A reporter Of this paper yesterday met c1-
Senator Carl echurz Mt tho hotel ut which ha
WIS temporarily sojourning, and having laud-
mile curiosity to find out what his views were OIL
the Important questions Of the day and cspc-
cjully Presidential candidates, asked tho following
questions. Mr., Schurz seemed to DO FL cllccr-
.ful mood, and tailed without any reserve about
mrn and thingn. The substance Of his conver-
"Are you going to stay here some time, Slr.
NO, 1 au going to pay visit to my mother
at Moncc, and thence to st. Louis"
THE coNFE1sENCB or NEponMERs.
ADid the recent conference In New forl.
meet your expectations as to tho attendance
and character Of the members ~
1T not only met but It surpassed ny ea
iettcfs iisi from promincnt eenllemsh in The West.
fhe inoyementr but were detained by bus!noss Or
otherwlse."
What party has the bert sas.eo e wnt" n.nu,u
The situation 81 the Republican party seems 70 mo
a n e.. m g ea 70
fon 10 certainly defeated II 1t misses that opportu
nifty. There 10 grave charge brought agafuat tho
That ehareo i just md cannot be denied There
supss. @ md
fuf' Efforts wcto mada to c1reso aud put down
.b m Rsnuesss eMsw enass w 100 91S So Ppss
dcnty, who nhdo those etIoEts1 You viii find that
itwas not Merton, nor, ,conklng, nor Blaine, nor
tho Republicans nominate nrlstow, the defense
will be good. II they do not, unless-wlch prob
y sm q s ea G H.
SISf I another Charge wijl BE- added = il, namuiy,
iiself edicent ia inakinga success!alAsh1 s:aiI.i
corruption wax thrown aside, and It will 10 argucd
ssnS sS sEess st o II IL '
t'1g II your opinion that
TIE MEpol.M SENTIMENT
Of tho country u stronger now than It wns In
II think It much stronger. I ,,avo receiver!
stanch Republicans until now. and who not only
inust upon candidate who has practically t,cnoh.
q very stsopg INCLINATION 10 cut loose from thsir
party altogether and to stnrt new Organization.
Tun WHISKY HING:
"Some Of Mr. Ulatno's friends have suggested
that be would be proper candidate for tho reform-
. srs, What % yoa think of ,.la tiat," 's.
.a pe.s S son ya acl
powerful post!on Ia Congress and ~ party man.
(which ie madu On easncst effort 70 reiorm al, Of
Tho Go!ernment ahuses and Of party management,
manager. NUT hsSs como o. q H. KnoW!ssci @ Htdi IL
not thlnk you s!ll and one This morning saw il
a1 T1xu1s 'epo, Of psssh sas
ngainat Drlstow, u which le sald that Dlalnc could
md lrtstow could not bo elected, because alt Tie
Air, nlalnc. What 10 said about thu preferences OF
ihs WHISKY nlng y e. no 2, doubt ttus. Iqt ihat e
H. IT, n.to, sud Sot H. ssaias TS9 Wien 'spnta maa
il. isySt: i ios. certainly r. ast i p;oso p !hsf hs ~
, 1876-05-23
r1rs NATIONAL c1,1,rsr1Aa AasocaATloa.


Cu,uAoo, B1ay 22.-WIil you allow mo to eoFsess
through you columns, tho statement thas nas @ea
widely circulated that Phtlo carpentst, Eaa:, y.
chicago, proposed to help tho National chf'e''.s
Assoeiat!on by selling them valnahio piece "
rsoperty 1t No. :ssaal West Madison slFces a. s"'
ducct prtccs This Is not the eaeo.
Mr. Carpenter propoees 10 Give this Ansoesa'os ''s
= foe a!mpla of, 1ns building and The lot on xh'ea
1t xtauda provided that other members Of Tho Asso'
rIutiu1 Will rasao tho sum OF $50, 600 as pstma,'
mani fnnJ for tho uss OF tho Association lie ~.
iowed threc years for raising tho money, One ~
r.sscd md 10 lnrse part Of tho eNtifo an1ount
bs.n ssnuref tRt he has already given poser
ainn of tlss building for the remaining Two year,
Tho Chicago Ch4stian Association, auxiilat{ -
Nm Htatc md NattonAl hoada it, regular meeting
thsre On The second Tuesday evening. Of .!. eaea
month, aud . pfaycs.Incetlng on every otncr 1us''
day evening, .S,. ...cnt.
becausp ths National Association holds ~ n'0'at
Uentrnl Convention In Chicago June 2u-ea. ,ans
Whiah Edmond llonaypo, Pa4t Ma.tnr ol hey.t.o.ss
Loigs, No, $50, Chicago, will puhaioly uitla@, !.
candidate, ipso THO mytteFtse ot Fsacpa'on'' -
In ths Git Mr.. Carpenter has certainly oV,, loNs
much for the City Of Uhloago, ~ opening Hvn mi.
for tho dIlnslon Of truth on : subject Of sial 'D
pQri&nce 10 her c1tlz1ns. Respectfully, coox
Secretary Chicago Christian Asaoelat!oA'
, 1876-05-23
CANADIAN N1ORN1ONs.

Special Nsuatch to I1a It1brnA
LONDON, Ont, May 299.-The Moymona have suc-
cccdcd in patching up the!r difficulties 10 avoid m
oxpoauro in court, and meotluga wura held In THAR
church ~ usual yesterday.
, 1876-05-23
EDUCATIONAL,

Special nispatth 10 7ns Tribune.
ment viii i,s made 10 MOI how BY Prof. sinaFt 6is.
perintendent OF publc Instruction. There nre
TN, $50 children IN The Stale, md tho fund prosd-
I'd for tuition will amount to 81, G7O, O78.70. This
is An Increase OF IT, 900 children In enumeration,
hut falling oil III the amount Of tho fund owing
only sbou. D. 90 ltterats ehs!dTcn, willie the ssn.
aus Of 1870 gave the State y, 600.
, 1876-05-23
SPAIN.



MADRID, May y2a.-Quccn Christina has arrived
ut Escuria. She will CONC to Madrid tmine-
dlately, accompanied by King Alfonso.
Tie Government has granted Carlist exi1es n
further, but final, delay Ut uno mouth In Which
to scul In their submissions.
, 1876-05-23
A DuNGLAR SENTENCED.

LINCOLN, I'll, May 2o.-John Clauder,, who bur.
giarIzcd the residence OF Dr.. Hooper In this city
about six weeks ago, wna tried to-day antl SEN
fenced 10 tho Pcnltcntilry To-. dyo years. Tie wus
but ho latter was held there on awarruut for horse
atcAllpg.
, 1876-05-23
A BOYIHII. MURDERER.

Fonr WAYNE, lad, May a2.-Thuraday a2 night
fight took place between two roups Of boys III this
city. in which Hypullte Lanyard, aged II. was
struck In the head With brick. innictlng wound
was thrown 81 boy named slonicr, aged Il, who
will probably DO AFfastcl,
, 1876-05-23
BURGLARY
EpeefaI Diypa!ch to INs 7tftuEtA

DIoonxa7oS. H., May ..".-wicked "MclI.
can" men went through All Moo Longs Chinase
washhoune last night, aud got away witk t220 Of
hls hard earned money,
, 1876-05-23
A RECEIVER WANTED:

tspr.sAroLls May GA petition ~ sp,,!a pstS
died @sklng for the sppointnsnt Of hn1au a,n nnirs
d Reeclras fos tho IT. WaJpe, 4nnole " caS VI ii.
aAu Rasa, vicsA r. Edgsaton; hslS hssnace@sa a. 20
satisfsction with HI. Edgaftons, atnst intst
es1 pertaining to shs reaAA
, 1876-05-23
AUSTRIA. .
NSra rAHrtlA

VIENNA, May 22,-Couut Fcatc'!ts, Count Grail
Vile, and Herr Trnutu,annsdorf hare succcssively
refused the oppoiptment of Austrian Ambassador
nt Paris. The Iator expressed the opinion that It
wns Improper to malntaln an EmbAasy In Nopub-
lean country.
, 1876-05-23
BILLIARDS.

JOE DION Va. EuAw.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 22.-At, tho billiard
tournament to.nisht Joc Dion beat Shaw, 800 to
15, In fye innings. Dtons average, 60.
, 1876-05-23

Sr. Jo,fss, N. H., May eo.-Thonaas o'Ncll,
who was convicted OF tho murdes Of D.ldget Foth'
crgill, has bocu sentenced To bo hanged August >.
, 1876-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

CLAYTON COUNTY, "A.
Hpeciat Hspatch tu 7Hs Tribune.
1lcORroof, Io., May oa.-Tho Clayton County
Republican Convention elected delegates to tho
State Convention Oh Sa,ustlay,-uaiorlty for
1ilufnR- --"
, 1876-05-23
AN INClrNDIARY. d
gpecfal Dfgputch IN 9ns Iti4uAa.

-D1ooxrNarox, Ill, May aa.--1seubsn Beckett,
vagrant who gave himself up to Marshal Cook to-
day, confcsses 10 havo set Gu frc the block of
business honsca in LnSallo destroyed by hto on tho
l2th. lie says It WA sot on fire for purposes 1f
robbery by himsel, at tho Suggestion Of two other
trainps, hut that they failed to accomplish the cnu
dcaIEcl.
, 1876-05-23
AN UNEXPECTED, VERDICT,

MILWAUKEE,, May c9.-rhc Jury In the caso Of
Mrs wilmer charged with killing Df. Gafnor,
aftor being out hity-fou hours, Tonight brought
In verdict Of murder In the dttt degree,
, 1876-05-23


Cn1nAoo, May 22,-Your correspondent, 'sta'
nrt, " VIC euepet., hns . much deeper sympathy foF
DR.. Nicholson than for tho Rev. Phillips bEookt.
NO second reading Of bis communication IA ncces,
ssry to discoyo, that he ranks with the Reformed
Erlscopallans. 1t Il no difficult n.asscr then 10
weigh bis opi11on Of DiAliop radaock'a canrso and
resolve his existing prrjud!cca.
We Will suppose q cnse which would DO com.
tcrpart OF ths Ioston affair ~ given by ''atun1t,
aud while viewing 1t closer homo wo nlny 10
moyp distinctly comprehend tho .pr'nciplea H.
volved.
rtcs which hnvc arisen between tho Rev, W.
Cheney and the Episcopal Church; after hls dcg3a.
aton from her nnisty aud defiant snthns po.s Up 81
the How Or. Locke should Invite him to naF,s,' ,"a
patio Iii any scrvica at Grace Church, hnd ftat W.
before e ooatroversy ad grewn co!d sn'TP9.. Ps.
that Dr.. Locke did thls In the face Of popnias
pugna,ce quito nnuauhi with tho laty H. oRpe,i .,i
tio to authority chosen TO defend thp Chntea ass
enforce her aws and n ntter deaaaco q t1qes
THE according to '.btuart," ID precisely "Sss f.
the Ksv. Phillips BROOKS hns done in Dostoa. NJ
Niegal1ty Of Tho act not bong lcessned ~ tag ~
that 1t was In connection With cclebfatioh y. ~ H.
marriages asrytrn, which ID, Of cours<s smone wv
mostsojcmn Of ths Church services,
Your sympathy, Mr. Editor, went Just tns ;Iaan.
when Il stopped With your heading, 'Nans.2iHI. siH :.
htoiakanra In Hop40n, Tor that your H.
gent resdess fsee 10 judge upon which s,ae tne n ~
tolerance is. =. eFoeAA ~