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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-16
by Associated PreSS.l
REGULAR REPORf OF PROCEED.
I0GS.

THE platform, In full. with the speeches
Of delegates nominating the candidates, as
contained In the third and fourth editions of
yesterdays STAR, and the further proceed
ings of the convention mp TO adjournment
yesterday, viii be found on the third page Of
this paper.l
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE convention
was late In assembling; the weather is
much cooler; the galleries are two-thirds
full; there Is much interest and excitement.
The convention was called to order at 10:S5,
and there was prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Nor
gan, of the Episcopal church.
WHERE THE LAUGH CONES IN.
An invitation to visit the house OF refuge
was submitted, and received with shouts OF
The chair announced the nrst business In
order was the balloting for President.
The roll Of states was Called when the
states voted.
A Lively Timo On the Second Ballot
The President announced the second bal
lot In order. When Pennsylvania was
called the chairman of the delegation re-
ported. Objection was raised that he did net
report the vote e. cast in the deieeation
The chair ruled II the right and privilege OF
each delegate to vote his own sentiments
IApplausel Mr.. Carwault, Of Pennsylva-
mia, appealed from the decision, and the
chair put the question and announced the
decision Of the chair ~ sustained. A scene
of the widest confusion ensued, and . Penn
sylvania delegate said the chairman did moi
hear his appeal because he did not wish e
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TIE GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF Mary
annual session at Frederick, Nd, on Tues
day and Wednesday, and the following were
elected as officers for the ensuing year: w.
Sherwood, OF Not, q. w. T.; +. B. Sapping-
ton, OF No. 2, g. w. ". T.; e. d. Easton, of
No. 8, g. w. r, ire elected;) ]. d: Mum, Of
No. !. g. w. Treas; w. Tyson, OF No. 2, g.
Chsp.; John Quinn, of No. 2, g. W. G. 1t
was decided to hold the next semi annual
session In this city. A committee was ap-
pointed to organize divisions of Juvenile
Templars, and the standing committees for
the year were also announced. It is expect
ed that several new temples Will shortly be
organized. Onein Baltimore IL already about
In condition for Institution.
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THIRD BALLOT.
Third Ballot I'm Detail

1hIIu 1baIlOt ID D6t0II.
Alabama-COnkling,1 j; Blaine, 10; Bristow, A.
ADMINISTRATIVE, 1.
California-Blaine, 6, Conkling 3, Hayes, g.
Colorado-Blaine, 6.
COanecticut-Blaine, 2; BristOw, 8; Hayes, g
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
Florida-Blaine, 2; Conkling, 8; Hartrauft s.
Georgia-Blaine, 9; BristOw, 3; COnkling,
Illinois-Blaine, IS; Bristow, 8; Hayes L.
Indiana-Morton, 80.
Iowa-Blaine, %.
Kansas-Morton, 1.
kentucky-BristOw, 81.
Louisiana-Blaine,5 8; Morton, II.
Maipe-Blaine, IA.
Maryland-Blaine, 16.
Observation-Disclosures 8; Bristow, 10;
Wheeler, 3.
Michigan-Blaine, 8; Bristow, 10; Hayes 4
Minnesota-Blaine, 8; Bristow, Il Wash
Mississippi Bristow, Z; Morton, s; Hayes,
Missouri Blaine, Is; Bristow, 8; Hayes, 1;
Morton, IL.
Nebraska-Blaine, G.
Nevada-Bristow. 2; Conkling, 1; Hart
ranft,2.
New Hampshire-BlaIne,7 Z; Bristow,S.
New Jersey-Blaine, IL; Hayes, 6.
New York-Bristow, 1; COnkling, co.
North Carolina-Blaine, 8; Bristow, 4;
Conkling, 1; Hartranft, 8.
Ohio-Hayes, A.
Pennnsylvania-Blaine, 3; Harranft, 81.
Rhode Island-Blaine, 2; Bristow, 6.
South Carolina-Bristow, 1; Morton, Is
Tennessee-Blaine, Z; Bristow, 8; Nor
TONS
Texas-Blaine, 2; Bristow, 1; Morton, ID.
Nermont-Blaine, /, BristOw, s; Hayes, L.
Virginia-Blaine, 16; Conkltng, 4; Nor
top,4.
West Blaine, 8; Hayes, 2.
Wisconsln-Blaine, l6; Bristow, 3; Nor
tcn,1.
Arizona-Blaine, 2.
Dakota-Blaine, 2.
District COMMUNICATING, 1; Morton,1.
Idaho-Blaine, 2.
Moptana-Blaine, 1; Hayes, 1.
New MexicO-Blaine, 2.
Utah-Blaine, 2.
Observation-Disclosures.
Colorado-BlaIne, 6.
Wyoming-Bristow,2 2.
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THE CONVENTION.
THE BATTLE BEGUN.
FIR S T 3 ALLOT.
BL a IN E 29l.
THE USUAL COMPLIMENTS TO
FAV0RITE SONS.
Next Ballot Means Business.
Next Ballot Means Business
Especial to The Sf0r.1
Thn Es-~H Dnupx u

INC flrSt BALLOT In Detail.
APPROPRIATENESS, 10; Bristow, Z; Hayes, 2;
ling, 1.
Arkansas-Morton,1 II.
IOwa-Blaine, %,
TRANSATLANTIC, 10.
Lsuisiana-Blaine, 2; Morton, IL
Delaware--Blaine, 6.
Mipnesota-Blaine, 10.
Maine-Blaine, IA.
kentucky-Bristow, "a.
Missouri.Blaine, IA; Morton, II; Conkling,
/; Bristow, 2; Hayes, /.
Maryland-Blaine, 10.
Mississippi-Bristow, 3; Morton, 2; abb
Miehigan-Blaine, 8; Bristow, Q; Conkling
!; Hayes, 4.
Nebraska Blaine, G.
Oregon-Bi aine, 6.
New HHampsbire;aBlaine, !; Bristow,s.
Nevada-Bristow, 3; Conkling, 2; hayes, 1.
West Virginia-Blaine, 8; Hayes, q
VirgiRia-Bristow, 16; Conkiing, 8; Nor
ton, 8.
Vermont-Blaine, 8; Bristow, /; HAYES. I.
District of COlumbia-Morton, 2.
Wyoming-Bristow, 2.
North Carolina - Blaine, o; Bristow, i;
Conklipg, I; Morton, 2; absent, /.
New Jersey-Blaine, 10; Hayes,5.
WashiDg ton-Blaiue, 2.
MOntana-Blaine, 2.
New Mexico-Blaine, 2.
TRANSATLANTIC, 2; Bristow, 6; Conkling, g.;
Morton, 3.
Observation-Disclosures So.
Rhode Island-Blaine. 2; Bristow 6.
Mississippi asked now to record the addi-
tlonal vote OF delegate who was absent
when the state was called. The chair said IL
could not be done undar the rule.
The chairman of the delegation had made
an error In announcing the vote. 1t was IL
for Morton, Bristow, ! Conkling. The
absentee point was not pressed. No choice.
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SECOND edition.
I:I5 O'CLOCK PM.
SECOND BALLOT,
Especial to The STAR
DetniIs of the Secoud RaIIot.

Details OF the second Ballot.
Alabama-Blaine, 16; Bristow, 4.
Arkapsas-Blaine, 1; Morton, IL.
CaliiornianBlaine, s; Conkling,a; Hayes,3
ColOrado-Blaine, 6.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2; Bristow, 8; Hayes, Il.
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
Florida-Blaine, 4; Morton, 4.
Georgia-Blaine, 8; COnkling, G; Morton L.
Illinois-Blaine, IS; BristOw, 6; Conkling, 1.
Indlana-MortOn, 80.
1owa-Blaine, %.
kansas-Blaine, 10.
kentucky-Bristow, 2i.
Louisiana-Blaine, 3, Morton, IL.
Maine0Blaine, II.
Maryland-Blaine, 16.
achusetts-Blaine, s; Bristow, IS;
Wheeler, 3.
Michigan-Blaine, s; Brlstow, 9; Conkling,
Minnesota-Blaine, o; washburne, 1.
Mississippi-Blaine, /; BristOw, 6; Conk-
ling, 3: Morton, 6.
Missouri Blaine, Is; Bristow, 2; Conkling,
1; Hayes, 1; Morton, IL.
Nebraska-Blaine, 6.
Nevada-Conkling, 2; Hartranft,4.
new Hampshtre-Blaipe, z; BristOw,3.
New Jersey-Blaine, u; Hayes, s.
New York-Conkling, 60; Bristow, l.
North Carolina-Blaine, s; Bristow, 1;
Conkling, 3; Hartranft,5 5; Morton,2.
Oregon-Blaine, 6.
observation-disclosures IS.
Rhode Island-Biaine, 2; Bristow,6.
Tennessee-Blaine, 8; Bristow, 8; Morton, 8.
Texas-Conkling, 1; Morton, II.
Vermont-Blaine, 1; Bristow, 8; Hayes, 1.
Virginia-Blaine,1 IA; Conkling, 4;Morton, 4.
West Virginia-Biaine, s; Hayes, 2.
Wisconsin-Blaine, II; Bristow, 2; Nor
ton, 1.
ArfZ0na-Blaine,2 2.
Dakotah-Blaine, 2.
District of Columbia-Morton,2 2.
IdahO-Blaiue, 2.
Montana-Blaine, 1; Hayes 1.
New Mexico-Blaine, 2.
Utah-BlaiDe, 2.
Wyoming-Bristov,2 2.
WaShtngtOn-Blaino,2 2.
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SIXT II 3 ALLO OF
Blaine's Highest Vote.
Special to The Star.
The sixth Ballet I'm Meta,

The Sixth Ballot I'm Detail.
Alabama-Blaine, Is; Bristow, 4; hayes, /.
Arkansas-Blaine, 1; Morton, IL.
California-Blaine, 6; ConkIing, 2;Hayes,4
Colorado-Blaine, 6.
Observation-Disclosures 2; Bristow, Z; Hayes 3.
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
Florida-Blaine, 4,
Georgia-Blaine, 9; Bristow, .; Conkling, 6.
Iowa-Blaine, p; Hayes, 1.
Indlana-Morton,3 80.
Michtgan-Hayes, p.
Illtnois-Hayes, mot g1ven.)
Minnesota-Blaine, 9; Washburne, 1.
:, Mississippi-Blaine, 1; Bristow, 4; Conk-
ling, 2; Hayes, 4; Morton, 5.
Missouri-Biaine, Is; Bristow, 8; Hayes, 2;
Nebraska-Blaine, 6.
Nevads-Bristow, 2; Conkling, 2; Hayes,
New Hampshire-Blaine. Z; Bristow,s.
New Jersey-Blaine, u; Hayes, 6.
New Ycrk-Bristow, 2; Conkling, 6S.
Hayes. !; Morton, 1.
Ohio-Hayes, a..
Oregon-Blaine. 6.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Hartranft, Il.
Flortda-Blaine, 4; Morton, 4.
Rhode Island-Blaine, 2; Bristow,6.
Maryland-Blaine, 16.
Maine-Blaine, II.
South Carolina-Blaine, 10; Bristow. I;
Tsnnsssee~Bisine. I; Bristow, I2; Hayes.
TeIas~Biaine, 2; Bristow, Il Conkling, i;
Hayes, q; Morton,4.
Vermont-Bristow.s 8; Hayes, 2,
vireinia-Blaine, -; Bristow, 8; hayes, 2,
west Virgfnia-Blaine, 6; Hayes,4-
wisconsin-Blaine, 1s; Bristow, 8; Nor
ton, l.
Arizona-Blatne, 2.
Dakota-Blafne, 2.
District of Blaine, !; Morton, l.
Blaine, 2.
Montana-Blaine, I; Hayes, i.
New Mexico-Blaine, 2.
Utah-Blatne, q
Washingtop-Blaine,2.
Wyoming-BristoW,2 2.
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BUILY FOR BLAINE,
His Head and Heart Eoth Right.

WAsHINGToS, ID. c., June &c, IsI6.
TO GcU. X. b. Hayes, Columbus, o.:
L offer you my sinoerest congratulations on
your nomination. 1t will be alike my high
est pleasure, as well as my -st political
duty, 70 do the utmost in my power TO pro-
mote your election. The earliest moments
OF my retulc'1g and copnrmci hath will
be devoted to occurring you as large a vote
in Maine as she would have given for nv
sell. j. q. BLAINE.
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Pennsylvania Blaine, g. Hartranrt.
Rhode Island-Blaine, ?; Bristov.
South Carolina Bristow, l: NJ ort N, ~
TenDessee-Blaine. Z; BTistow, 10; Morton
Texas-Blaine. !; Bristow, 5; Morton, 10.
Nermont-Bristow. :; Hayes, ?
Nirginia-Blaine, Is; Morton 7.
West Nirginia-Blaine. :: Hayes q
Wisconsin-Blaine, 10; Bristow, 3; Nor
ton, 1.
Arizona-Blsine, >
Dakofa-Blaine 2
District Of Columbia Blaine, I; Morton, 1.
Idaho-Blaine, 2.
Montana-Blsine, 1: Hayes l.
New Nexlco-Blaiue, p
Utah-Blaine, 2
Neutrality-suspicious., 2.
Wyoming-Bristow .
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EXTRA!
FIFTH EDITION,
9 O'CLOCK II. m.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Special to The Star.
Fifth Ballot I'm Detatr.


Alsoama-Blaine, is; Bristow, 4.
Arkansas-Blaine, 1; Morton, H.
Sin Blaine, 6; Hayes; ConklIn {, 3.
Sonnecticut.Blaine,2 2; Bristow, 8; Hayes 2.
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
Elorida-Blaine, 2; Morton, 3; Hartranft,3
6; Morton, S; Washburne, 1.
Washburne, 1.
Indiana-Morton, 30.
Iowa-Blaine, 81; ConkIing,
Kansas Blaine, 10.
kentucky-Bristow, "A.
Louisiana-Blaine, 8; Morton, II.
Maine-Blaine, II.
Blaine. 16.
Wheeler, 2 ~
Michigan-Hayes, p.
Minnesota-Blaine, 9; Washburne, L
Accomplishment; Conkling, 2
,Mlssouri-Blaine, 20; Bristow, 5; Hayes, 2;
Nevsda.Bristow, 1; Conkllng, 2; Hayes,
i; Hartranft,2 2.
New mpshire-Blaine, Z; Bristow.s.
New Jersey-Blaine, Il; Hayes 6.
New York-Bristow, .; Conkling g.
tranft, 6.
Ohio-Hayes. Il.
Oregon-Blaine, G.
Pennsylvania-Baine,5 5; Hartrauft, S.
Rhode Island-Blaine, 2; Bristow, 6.
South Carolina-BIaine, 5; Bristow, 8;
Tennessee-Blaine, Z; Bristow, 10; Nor
toni.
Texas-Blaine, 8; Bristow, 3; Hayes, 1;
Morton, 8; Hartranft, l.
Nermont-Bristow, 6; Hayes, 2.
Nirginia-Blaine, 16; Morton, 3; Hart
ranft, 3.
West Virginia-Blsine, Z; Hayes, 2; Hart
ranft, /.
Wisconsin-Blaine, 1e; Bristow, 8; Nor
ton, 1.
Arizona Blaine, 2.
Dakota-Blaine, Q.
District of Columbia-Blaine, /; Morton, l..
Idaho-Blaine, 2.
Montana-Blaine, !; Hayes, 1.
New Mexico-Blaine, 2.
Utah-BlaiDe, 2.
Observation-Disclosures 2.
Wyoming-Bristow, 2.
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Alabafns-biaine,l ~; Bristow, J.
Arkansas blaine, N; Hayes, 4.
California Blaine, 6 Hayes, 6.
CoioTadO-llaine, q.
Connecticui. Blaine,2; Bristow,7; Hayes.
nelaware-Blaine. 8.
Florida Blaine. :.
Georeis- sine, Il; Brlstow, L.
Illinois Elaine, IS; Brlstow. 5; Hayes, g
When Indiana was called. Mr. Cumback
took the platform aud Withdrew the name OF
MI. Morton. Indiana-Bristow, 5: Hayes,
70; Immense and long continued applause
Kansas-Blaine, 10.
When Kentucky was called Mr.. Harlan
Withdrew Mr.. Bristow's name, and cast
Louisiana-Blaine, n; Hayes,
Maine Blaine, Ia.
Maryland-Blaine,l 6.
Observation-Disclosures, 5, HAYES o.
Michigan-Hayes, -.
Minnesota-B Blaine, 2; Hayes, T.
Mississippi-Hayes, l6.
Missouri-Baine. 20; Hayes, 10.
Nebraska Blaine, 6.
Nevada-Hayes, s.
New Hampshire Blaine, Z; HAYES.
New Jersey. Blaine, y; Hayes, 6.
New Iork-Hayes, 81; Blaine, =
North Carolina-Hayes, %.
0hio-Hsyes, a.
Oregon-Blaine, 6.
Rhode Island Blaine, .; HAYES G.
South Carollna-Blaine.T Z; HAYES
Tennessee Elaine. 6; Hayes, Is.
Texas-Blslne, I; dsycB, IS.
Nermont-Hayes, 10.
Nirginia-Blaine, IA; Hayes. 5.
West Nirginis-Blsine, g hayes,4.
observation-disclosures, le; Hayes, 1.
Arizona-Blsine, ,.
Dakota-Blaine, ,.
District of Columbia-Blaine,2 2.
IdahO-Blaine, p.
Montar l-Hayes, ..
New MexicC-Blaiue, ,.
Itah-Blaine, =.
Wasbtngton-Blaine,2 ..
Wyoming-Blaine, ?.
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THE OUTRAGE ON MISS BAUBLITz-Up
10 last accounts the tramp who commits
the outrage on Miss Martha j. Baublitz,
near Rockdale paper mill, Baltimore county,
on Saturday afternoon, had not been appre-
hended. IL is thought he is still lurking
around the hills, from the fact that fresh
barefoot tracks are found every morning IN
the marshes and woods. Mr.. Scharf, living
at Magnolia, on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad, was at ockdale
on wednesday, and stated that the descrip-
lion OF the man correspondent with that OF
the man who had been In his employ, named
william Harding, whose mother lives at
Fort Madison, Iowa Mr.. Scharf Identified
q red cap dropped by the tramp as the base
ball cap OF Mr.. Scharf's sou, which IL Is sup
posed was taken by Harding. He also iden-
which was found I'm the vicinity of where the
outrage was committed. Harding carries
one shoulder considerably lower than the
other, caused, II Is said, by wearing a ball
war.
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THE PENNSYLVAIA CASE.
The Chairman Sustained,

CINCINNATI, June 16.-The convention has
sustained the decision OF the chair, who
rules that the delegates can cast votes &C
cording TO their Individual preferences. This
will will make break In the delegation
Blaine has more strength with the delega-
ton than any other Individual before the
convention. MAC.
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Fourth EDITION,
O'CLOCK p. M
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
FOURTH BALLOT
ISpeciaIs to Erening STAR
Fourth Ballot I'm Detail.

Fourth Ballot In Detail.
Alabama-Blatne, is; Br1stoW,4.
Arkansas-Blaine, I; Morton, IL
CalifornlaaBlaines s; Hayes,s; Conkling,s.
Blaine, 6.
Connecticut-Blaine, 2; Bristow, Q; Hayes,i,
Delaware-Blaine, @.
Florida-Blatne,2 2; Conkling 2; Hartranft,4
Georgta-Blaine, Q; Brtstow, 2; Conkling, 6;
Morton, 4; Washburne. 1.
minots-Blaine, 50; Bristow, o; Hayes. 4;
Washburne, 1.
Indiana-Morton, 30.
Iowa-Blaine, 81; Conkling, 1.
Kansae-Blaine, 10.
Kentucky-Bristow, a.
Observation-Disclosures 8; Morton, II.
sachusetts-Bristow, 10; Wheeler, 2;
Blaine, D.
Maine-Blaine, Il.
Nichigan-Hayes 8; Blaine, 9; pristow. II.
Minnesota-Blalne, 8; Bristow,1; WASH
burne, 1.
Hayes, ]; Morton, 4; Hartrant,
Missouri-Blaine, Is; Bristow, s; Hayes, 1;
Morton, 8.
Observation-Disclosures, 6.
Nevada-Bristow, /; Conkling, 2; Har.
tranft, 8.
New Hampshire Blaine, q; Bristow,3.
New Jersey-Blaine, II; Hayes, 6.
New York-Bristow, 2; Conkling, g.
North Carolfna-Blatne, 81 Hayes, I; MOT
ton, I; Hartranft, g.
Ohfo-Hayee, a.
Oregon-Blatne, 8.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA HITCH

CINCINNATI, June 16, p. MIN calling
the roll on the second ballot q scene OF great
excitement has arisen, In consequence OF
some members Of the Pennsylvania delega-
ton asserting their right to vote for Blaine,
the chairman Of the delegation having an
nounced the vote OF the delegation for Hart
rant. G. s.. n.
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HIS GIFT TO THE WOMAN HE LOVED
Mary b. Baldwin of Minneap Is was be-
trotbed to Alfred Higgins. Mr.. Higgins be-
ing about 70 die, bequeathed 10 her the an
the residuary estate of "a, 900 has been paid.
The stocks In which Miss Baldwin's portion
was invested have appreciated, and her in
come is proportion ately diminished. She de-
mands that tie executor, Henry Hale, shall
make good the original sum. Surrogate CAL
vim heard argument In the case ON Tuesday.
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THE OREGON SENAToRsHrP IN DOUBT
Later returns from the recent Oregon cleo
tion show that the republicans and indepen-
dents tie the democrats In the legislature.
rendering the election OF q u. y. Senator by
the democrats doubtful. The Oregonian Of
Portland claims the state Is now republican
by a considerable majority, more republi-
good for a republican majority In the fall
eIpcfi0ng
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.-Miss
Street, daughter OF Roger Street, seventeen
years old, living near Clermont Mills, In
Hartford county, Nd, was brutally muir
dsred yesterday morning by q House Of
Klotz, employed on the place. He was ar
rested by the neighbors and the sheriff was
sent for TO Belair, but before that officer ar
rived the bardened wretch hung himself in
the prest nee OF spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-16

AT JEROME PARK, N. Y, RACES yesterday
mile, In LAC :; Sultapa the ladies sta kes, one
mile and a half, in 2:46; tbs mile and an
eighth heat race was won by Ore X mob, rum
ming a dead heat In the nrst with Brother 70
Bassett, and running the other two straight,
the dead heat being run I'm 200 Il, the Others
2.029, 2s0cK; the free handicap, mile and
three quarters, was won by sunburst In
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THE RIGHT OF EACH DELEGATE
TO CAST HIS OWN VOTE.

CINCINNATI, June 16, p. m.-The con-
vention is discussing the question OF each
delegate voting as he chooses under a mo-
ton TO reconsider the vote sustaining the
chair in ruling that each delegate may cast
uis own vote.
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THE poRY "CENTEyNIAL" was announced
TO sail from Gloucester, Mass, at go ID. m,
yesterday for Europe. She Ia com manded by
The dory IL 20 reet long on top, Is on the bot
tom, ~ feet In breadth and ~ In depth. She
is decked over, with the exception OF stand
ing room, has three water tight coupart-
al will, and carries q mainsafl and ibis and
square sail. She win take the usual steamer
route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-16

TRYING TO BREAK SrEwART's WILL
The application to vacate the probate OF the
will OF the late A. T. Stewart came mp for
argument yesterday In the Surrogate's court
In New York. A decision In the case was re-
seryed-
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go For CALLING DOCTOR HUMBUG.
DR.. Henry j. Bergold sued Charles Puohter
for 5000 damages for Islander. Puchter said
Bergofd was no doctor, but was q humbug.
and that his father had bought diploma for
him. Bersold showed he was q graduate OF
the university medical college, and the jury
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SDPci0I To TAc Sfar

CINCINNATI, June 16 1876 $40 p. m.-The
nomination OF Hayes ior President was
made unanimous amid the greatest euthusI-
as N.
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~Wm. Davis attempted to kiln his wife,
In New York, by cutting her throat, yester-
day, while under the influence Of drink and
Jealousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-16

nOMtss Martin of Cincinnati had her bus
tleshat,ered by three bullets shot from re-
volver By her lover.
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THE NATIONAL DIVISION SONS or TRu-
R FEd SCI va g,vsn rs0eP.,on =, Musical
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania. The nation
al division was presented with two nags, one
the United States nag and the other the faG
of Great Britain. Enthusiasts was created
by the entering Of the two nAgs together.
TIE free ice water fountain erected by the
grand division In the centennial grounds va
49, Zoe fsd e<t erday afreruOou.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IL A CEuRcH--Abouf
noon Sunday the Catholic congregatim q
Uoutzdale, Pa, assembled In Their new, bul
unfinished ch1rch. As the priest beGn1 -.
vice the gallery and noor underneath I'll
ne ooutraot HS Of the puiidisx. end wouSdins
thirty others, some sertously.
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MRS. LINCOLN ADJUDGED TO BIZ SANE
In the county court at Chicago yesterday, on
petition OF Mr.. Edwards, brother OF Mrs.
Lincoln, widow OF the late president, a Jury
was empsDnelled and hoard statements
hom Edwards 20 the effect that Mrs. Lincoln
is now In condition to manage her estate
properly. Mr.. Sweet, who appeerCi In be-
halI OF Robert Lincoln, said that bis client
would be only too gls1 10 have the decree of
the court reversed IL the testimony given
satisfied the jury. Thereupon the jury gave
stored 10 reason, and is capable 10 manage
aud control her estate.
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CINCINNATI, June 16.-Mr. Cumback, OF
the Indiana delegation, has Withdrawn Mr..
Norton's name, and % Of the delegates vote
Tor Hayes and for Bristow.
At 4H, on the seventh ballot, Ar. Harlan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-16

TEE IKDIAN WAR.-9en. Crooks com
mand reached Tongue river, on the 5th inst.
Indians, but no large bodies have yet ben
encountsred. The Grows who were % toin
the troops a. scouts had not arrived on The
9th. General Sheridan len Fortux<nramfo
Yesterday morning for the Red Clo11 aGoncy.
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IHE PROSPECTS AND PROBABILI
TIES.

CINCINNATI, June 16, Ito o. m.-The vari.
Gus attempts made last night to concentrate
the opposition to Blaine failed, though the
Hayes men claim that they have encourage
ment to expect that the anti Blaine element
will concentrate upon him after the first
tallot.
The Bristow men all express some conf
dence OF coming in heir to the Blaine opposi-
ton; but the Blaine men are firm and conn +.
nent, and expect to gain largely when the
breakup occurs on the other candidates
They claim that should he not be nominated
on the second ballot he will gain at least
forty-five votes on the third ballot C.S.N.
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A JUDGE HELPING A Poor WOMAN TO
RECovJR A SEWING MACHINE-Mrs
Bridget Barry was arrested yesterday on the
complaint Off. Milton Cole, agent for the
Weed sewing machine company, charged
with malicious mischief. Six months ago
Mrs. Barry purchased q machiue from tue
company for s65, payment 10 be male in
monthly instruments OF SO each. She paid
$50 OF the amount, but was unable % meet
the last payment on time. The company
then took possession OF the machine. and in
retaliation Bridget went 70 their Office and
broke two panes of glass. For this onense
she was arrested. The justice discharged her,
saying that be would help her 10 recover the
mach lna.-IN Y Hord i'm
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Postscript!
SEVENTH BALLOT:
HAYES NOMINATED.
Special 70 The S<ar

specsoi To The star.
CINCINNATI, June i6.-Hsyes nomlnated
on the seventh ballot
biaipe....s.....' .....-.-.................S5i
hayeS............-....... ................S4
Brlstow ........................,.., p
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THIRD edition.
O'CLOCK p. m.
THE CONVENTION.
THE THICK OF THE BATTLE
I n | r D B A L OF.
WHAT DELAYED THE VOTING,
Shall the Unit Rule Prevail?
Or Each Delegate Vote His Senti-
ments2
The Chair Decides that Each Delegate Shall
Vote as lie PleaseS
HIS RULING OBJECTED TO.
The Chair Decides that Each Delegate Shl
Vote as lie Pleases.
HIS RULING OBJECTED TO.
Special to The Star.
THE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA
nfaeuaa1Om and n noclston

CINCINNATI, June 16.-On the second
ballot when Pennsylvania was called q dis
cussion arose on the vote of the Pennsylva.
MIA delegation. The chair decided that each
delegate could vote as he chose. When
Pennsylvania was called Blaine had gained
10, Bristow 6, and Hartranft 9. MAC.