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Bill. BECK,

Bptetal Correspondence " TAs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Juno 25.-Thcse Ia mt NEWS
paper Of old sta1dlng in this city but las bocn
told hundred times over that ''bty thtngs" were
In proccas OF bolns sakcd up ngalnst Nlll Beck,
Chlpf Of rollcu; and that, unlcas rinkcrton, Of
chlcagu, could lnh II profitable field for thu oxes-
ctA1 Ut hla talent IN milwaukee,, the wh0iu fO1tldh-
tton 1T Aucicty-now resting, ne It wore, III tho
hollow OF seck's ntrnng right hanL-must worry soon
60 u The dotnnit!on b'w- vows.
Milwaukee, III lis t,lrn, thai nrw CiIu1 Ut IoIca
ought Ia be appointed. Heck. 1t lias been urged,
has too long lad uncontrolled powsr; his aequntnt.
aneo % With th!sye. !. to- satTe, TEX Is 4 psotes-
Ilecauao tjcck IL tcss1r tlcn,. Tho cnc,ntes Ut
l,cek say, lsocaaso lieck lays .planta" fuE them
n Il. an o ' T. o
Investigation Of thcss whispered ttatu,nunts
against Heck nespr ''Iannod ont" w,ll, Ia tho
ways can,o to apprar that tha evidence rc*tcd on
the words of tS lattsr class pnpof has q tsngth
rasherlng iii t!iess sto1ss aganst Bvck. pIceiny
ttlotn sose.hcr, and publishing thsta undoubtcd
r'soof q lrck'a taseallty a. another panss ot
hs H. sy Y y p a ste9
In" becoc public gastp 1t may " wcll be tald now,
shas Mr. Heck Is gathering syilsnee which he a..
serts will tsprovH all TINT has hesn asserted, Your
correspondent haa setn sryural pcrsuns who are
personally acquainted with tl,u truth at tho mat
teTs ehursea against BECK; and' AZ they cmrhatc'
el!y stasu taas the1s y n1t %oFd 2 Of tsnth n the
now belas yathsisd staIi ii e. % published. IT, s'
Mr.. l,ctk declines to eu intsrsiewcA OF to make
elta1nE himself, and viii have no cxtraortlInasy
.lialcnty ~ DUNG 70. lic Is rrtcunt because be
thinks y be talks to ncwspapcr-!ncn, It viii bc
thu pEess; wlctcas ttit fact Is. he has anpe Eeli.
aaco IN luis individual ability to clear htnaals.
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RACINE COLLEGE.


racine, Wis.,, June 2n,-The Racine College
Commencement cxcrcues were inansusatc'l ychcr-
t'ay morning. by bishop McLarcn prcachlng thu
baCcaaureatc sermon In st, Luke's Church To one
Of tliu largest congregations gathered within
its walls. This morning was oprrcAHyely warm,
hit tlla learned d!yne nrtnrh0vicafly led his nt-
tcntye hearers by paHtnrOs green nl,a gnlct waters
With ona Of the most eloquent Hcrlnona ever
preached in THU city MI similar occasinn. The
evening service In the aasne church wns n very
apropoH supplement- to tbs mornin9'a effort, the
aet,non on tho lattor occnA!on bcin delivered by
DIHhnp Wcl0s, Ut Southern WlsconsIn.
Tho afternoon Of thp day was occupied by the
participants III The I.arrabec rEize Exhibition who
nln menEcrs Of thu class Of la77. Among Tho dir.
following galaxy Of Theological ian,inrIea: bishop
sspf nsp SsoS UT ,sw 81 snpera as9 n
i'foHse!t of noston tic isuv. teorso Wallace, tfo
Cros4o; the itcf. Nj. canaeld, tho isev. H..
Awythc. tho 1tey. Nr Morrison. the Rcv. 1lr.
Kse se IT, e FL s;a Dr. md AHs' .s oy % Ill., hnss as ~
keaosha.
1he roat.nm was occupied BY the Faculty Of tho
The excrcises In rcatilng was frat on tho pro-
g5alntne. a!ut brought ont IN a marked degree the
low: First. Against oratory. F." Charcs +. Taft;
sscond: "Innneneo af Government on National
AH4IaEtEtt MHCHGF tQHHAE$t tAlFH+ ~ ElcA
for Culture" Samuel s. L. Hall; fourth. "An
Apostle" tea.ls Higgins.
Of DcnaillGnos wcro evidently unused
to tic sl4c of thc hall III which they
wetc speaking. on seyeral occnsuns
they enlil.! not be heard beyond a certain !l,nt.
Iale subject mattor, Ga~User, was we'll handled,
and won heaFsy applaa.s from the attendants. The
grafton Of MachterT; January wins well executed,
anu finely md cl0yery illustrated tho Influence for
good nn1 os!i that government has On tho forlna.
tion Of character. Among otler asKnncnts he nd.
vancrd the lra ttAt pn!t robbed of tho sunlight
withetes and beeon'es Tck and .tante IN gru,vth
tut u reared II Tho open air nnlsr the 'n!!'snes q
Winds, Il apselnI.csin Nntures 'Airest ropostlona
bic, and exhibited high orllrr Of mental culsisa.
!on, ~ well ~ much study and cure In prepasa.
tf0n.
John nuskn wns the ideal OF Jeeaie Higgins 10
aostfu OF all that wxH gtnnl, heroic, and poot-
cal In human natnro. fear, however, that tho
Dones Of cce!o and socFaeA ratified y thur graves
necessity Of D cultivation OF oratnry In uoyorn.
mcnta that are thoroughly enlightened.
To-tnor1owt exercises will bs particularly Inter
estin4
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ppter was In lawn to-day. liz is perfectly cnth,-
snrtlc Tho result Of thc Cincinnati Convention.
IT.. fr.ar!s tic platform nnl Ticket nt perfectly
hum1.. pruns, anl grcrls thru, NJ u rc.nrn to tho
rest stasn ns tho Republican pnsty. 1t seem. to
fIhsa brought back tho ull trc III h4 cyrs. Thou.
sands u nlrn In tht. Etase Win insc freely crti-
ctarh thr had teflhpnrfus nf the party fur few
sclFs past. will. with ''F.nwlr. Ruff rattrr, E"
whtrl intn lin" nsH1u, anil yon n;ny set dnwn VIA
cnnfln g1ntl fJr ~. 900 aIurty mkt November
for liaJrr ard Wheeler.
hHrtHTlrANIsM IN LOGAN COUNTY.
!Sje!ihi N'pattt tn The tribune
ATLANTA H.. June .H.--Wr hrhl n grand f1tt.
Acatinn meeting hrrG SatnnuY evening. Tie
crnwil WINS Addressed by t'hl. Metram Ant W. W.
Nlrhmond. U1d. rrahlu I.ognn t:nnnty II awake.
Thu rhry IN united. Ant itn raiks being daily
Increased; nnd. after thn st. fan1a Convention,
the purity throughout tlie nntonwt be largely lU-
Creased. Success II Nutt; for. with HuEl uIen m
!1aycs n1,i Wheeler. cu1lonl nad Tlpton, wo arc
bound to win.
coNGnEssloyAt.
CANnnNrALE, ILL.,, June .l5.--'The majority Of
tho Williamson n1rl .1ackron Comfy delegates Ia
tic Congressional tonsrntIou, which cunvunrs nj
Calro tn:n,osrow, wcnt .own ta:'lay. The cl.oire
though j. G. WILLIS, uf 1'nnski II thc strongest
dspraNt, but there In much rrejadfcu agatnst hin.
CAlllO, ILL.
SperfHI {tS{tufch to TIT Tribune.
tA1Hn, ILL.,, Jnne an.--A ErnnA lthyea and
Wheeler ratification trcetnE ia hc!n: hold hero TO-
nt,ht AMI It IN partlctlacs! In by ninlcrnl1s ctG
Fntcs to thu GbnErtar fn.nl Convention from tic
Egyptian connttes, wtfcIs ,nrrts hero to-morrow.
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ahouta by rcpoftin9 to inward tuunl vnr*rts
l'he nr't Sessrl l,e rlnkc with whs th" scl!'nnrr
Friday morning, on Middle Hunk. Thu rcl,noner
knfi,rrn Star him at j. p. Ill. q! thu hnlue day,
81 miles entt ly eunsl. Of ThN.clern inlnn'. rterr
1nu tho tar ct'nrse fur t.npu Sahe. Tie Hcttnoncr
lucy l>nwrlln alfn Aaw hIfi tllo .amn tlny. Cnpt.
iol,ircn rsl"Mt:a hlu!-clf "sll nn.l hrnrsy. \
IN, tonrI onu OF these ychsctt saw ihe
light If tlie dury'r lantern, w,icl, rcrncu
I" be resting on ,hr walcs. liz lu'kcI null noktsi.
nntl. Gnnlly. grting frightened. ran t" the cnni-
1,an.on- why, Shouting: "Cap'n1 tnp'nt hrrc be
lgAt and no sea'i III Que Iaek.o .lancrn nfLnr usi
shal mink, I,y DAM It II rcrurtol t1t of
the acI steamers, recently arriyrd saw ihc !ory
nn TMvr'ny, to tho ra-fwnf'l Of capr Sahle. II
thus fur.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June I.-A few hturs here
are al that Is necessary to sltsfy the looker-un
tllas there Ia no oTsanIzcd effort Of great force
for my eu,ltlttintu except TllLcn. The nudacity
Of ILLS supporters swcups everything before it,
antl makes tllu mention OF other nanlcs 6eenl
Inlerllc. THIS Ia nnre prominently so than in
tue case Of Bfainc's snppurt ut Cincinnati, nntf
his friends cla1IA his nomination OH tic sgcunA
ballot Will. tho requisite twothlrdB, for the two
thirds rulo will bs adhered to. 1t ia trur lt,l-
portant delegations, sucl, as Wisconsin, Alichl-
gan, nnd North Carolina, have promised solil
Or nearly solid voto fur Tllden, but utter ull
thu result will Gopcud OIL the hction Of the
Southern drlegat!oua. They aro mostly look-
crs on up to this thu, their views being well
expressed by Goy. Walker, Of slsgt1ssu Gen.
Walker sa!d thas thu delegation frum the Old
Dominion, which hati nccrpftd the rcsulta Of tbs
War aAl werr IN trnu unison with the people Of
tho North, hud come to bt. Louis With tl!e tlrn
determination 70 asctrtaln what tnan tic North
would JUN hcuEt and hand In their support Of that
nlnEl
rHE MUSCULAR BTATksuAx.
The Hon. john MoEfhaey has circulated indus.
bvfurp the .ous!ana delegation this at,eruoon md
addressed thcsn IN behalf Of 'ri!duA
NEW YORK.
At meeting Of the New York delegation this
afternoon cttar was read from the Hun. losAtIo
ssyns tss n s .eds.nI 5 sss u fny
Democratic purity. liu confessed that tcclinatlon
appeared rather hasty whcn considering thu tact
that no nomination !,al bccm rendered, but hc had
declined thus early IN order tbat no ballots might
bc wasted 1n his name. -.
At.sI soas prslH,nary action. a formal TIT
preferences of lhe delegation, which resulted
fsllows: TIllen. g; Feynoa., I; Hendricks, I;
X resolution VIM tI,en o,IsrsI i iii il iol,ows:
Rtsosttd, That ths New York delegation cast
, 1876-06-27
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE ,iosToN HllisTuw CLUn SPECIFICALLY
TURNED INTO clslh-aEKTlcE REFORM CLUB.
Chrrtspnnd<nr6 4Sen Turk ErcrtnY Ih,sf.
DosroN, Junu 2!.-Last night tIe t}rstow
Club In this city yutrtl to maintain It's orgnrixs-
t!o. and to call itself III future tho Republican
Civil-ScrvIce Reform Club. Tie han,u Is long
md unwteltly, but the insertion Ut tho word
"Irpubl[can Indicates platnl! how well tse
nominations Ut tho CINCINNATI Convention have
been rcccfynt by Il largo ,unittr Of good eitf-
zens who were rcn1y to leave tito Republican
party III c1su certain other nalncs had hca,ed
our ticket.
The dcfcnt Of DlnIno was great dfsappoint-
mutt to large proportion of tho stcndy party
ulcn; hut their grief lAs l.Gcn tempered by tl,p
withdrawal Of Mr. Drtstnw, ana Is fast giving
wny to clatfen at The prospect Of ccrtan victory.
Nobody. donbts that all wiln yocd laat year for
os Ss w soG f"f @ @}ts ana ard
Hls;; i!SHSsS;H, Gs5'yof lsi il united agan "f ihs
sumo cayters draw attention to tic want Of gen
cral enthusiasm. hit nte raslly answered By o ref
rrcne1 10 tc hrs ot thu wcathe5 and lae asAnrnnec
baze when the canvass in thIrly begun.
Tlie greatest encoaraEensnti T. derived from the
cnllrst Of tho Lbernla VIM left tic fold fut1r ycnrs
a.n. 1t liz M cxa.seratnH u say tfat, MS body,
they ,,uyc como hnck, though foino frw .nny keep
nuof IN hopes of hnnest candidates md positive
return, 4iL har. .nnry platform u be a'!nptea At
Ths reform Or t5r1ptow element with goo, reason
conREatnlates ttsc!f On substantial vlctory. IN.
stead Of cnvlnE the party I'll dcspnfr. II Inns nt-
msa.ars heen ,nste;.ful. fiai i + s1stiaei, Il
taken iast night. Wni! s apowsf controlling snly
a'out onc-t1f!h Of tho Convention Tie 1elnrn,rra
hNvc been nblc to say WIN should not he nominated,
surprised to lind how universally they are Plcnsch
With the result. The srantIcfs .nre tew
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precisely why t.e cau expect M rra! support from
ihe nntf.TIldrn faction in New York, ,nf which
Belmont II nnr nf ths lcaleEs and the New York.
nut. .Ti1denitcs do not In tho oast seek 10 eoccni
that for .. ... ,...-a-
BELMONT TA1.Ks nATARn, .-.....
Int IL not credited With n,ranng any determined
clIs,st M rrc,rc III, n0nhntiuu tor llnyAr md nH
yct has .Innc nuthtng 10 bring that about, and It
nu,v crops uns that The cai candidate 9f the !ac-
mnkIng such bitter. rrlrutlctn warfare ~,
TiAon is nat Daynr,t. hnt I!oratIo Seymour. Tho
plan, It 4 npw sn,lrr.tnot, r. y press the fEht
extreme TINT convenient occasion will be presented
delegate iron, tun'c othe' stntr 70 s1sxcst thu
thr rarty III New York cnuId mite. Thei. unu rep.
rcsentatve from each Of the orpatnE factions y to
be brought 10 secnNd the nomination upon fhat
n,an who Gun carry the Empru Stats 4gaiust
lIuyGs
, 1876-06-27

II Rt1dI1V 11tte} J9N4xI. =
A new enemy to the growing crop OF corn has
beun discovered this spring, wGcl. Is committing
considerable destruction III kue sections vi the
country. II is pceulIer hark wurin which run
scarcely 10 crushed VI, tho luosp .artt,, US 1t is
rbeusc1 III suit Ut Armor difficult tu break.
They operate in the cotn hills by cutting oil tic
young plants. As many rs ten 0r twelve worms
ara fNund In ono hill. The cutwnrnl has hthrr-
IT, hccn grrut annoyance, but this urw prst lis
sall tu be even more destructive. III kulne
townships far1nsrs aro busy rcp!antIng cnruticlds
that have bcan thus devastated. f,rts green
las been found H. b. as etiraclous inexterlniuat-
buy. Powered white helleboTe IL said 10 Ue very
elncae1ous.
, 1876-06-27

ness Ut Washington was cut fruln u China
pitcher, framed mud placed at Mount Vernon, or
Arlington Hu,lse. 1 huyu !een nlucl, amused
ut scvcTal discussions ujon the singular clrcu.
to make the t!nrst portrait III our grcAt natTiut
without eyer haslnK seen him! ! think myself
It would |'e curious, With tue Chinese xiGxag
view of Nature and great desire to avoid liak-
iiEMg ANYTHING TINT looks likc human being
nephcw Ut Mr.. Stuart, WHO WIS In Engaud m
busfness, commissioned my father to paint him
a Washington for tbs espccfal purposc af having
It copied Oh ChinA pitchers. at Liverpool, anil
Ind sotne duzun struck utI to send to his friends
~ Americ.. | an, surry u do away With this
idea pf "Chlnese tnsr!Fattnu," u there IL al-
why's fascination III mystrry.-jane Stuart IN
SeritNsr tVr July.
, 1876-06-27
GENERAL NOTES.


Sptetdi Dsspafch TO TIC tribune
St. Louis, Mu., June 9a--The Ohio delcga-
t!on, notwithstanding being instructed to vote
to bo really I'M a'lttinllatfon delegation; that is,
the minority Of tho delegates arc opposed to tho
rAs-rcpatlatlon doctrine OF thc Cincinnati is't-
quircr, and IL movcrne,it IA OIL foot among them
:" ~ ".'p u'''' va A"''t' 80 WV
hesoluti''ls' u which he espce'ai,y aSprea
tie platform, Notwithstanding tho hostility
to 'rflucu in Ohio, because Of lis opposition
tn Alien, there arc four votes In tic
nS!a'ns hat Sf A'"t1E "g ths h
Withdrawn, Nil ho lot for Tcn. Ths ohin tlcl.
esason, hSwssrr,. ii prs.ent j. preparing d s9p,
as;on Of ti,s satc Convention, in Which tu Alien
crowd crowd deliberately rat down lyon Thurman.
JOEL rH;H1IItslt,
hs ak r. m t"nd 9ssssn present. lot S be-
a a1h p@fytS s Y no m "nseF left oil alone 70 do
'ao '9'"'''S 0"' ""1H,"E 1,snur ~. u.v,a
oa. 1,e.,sstcrg as:iSsa t@is forenoon, full Of
eglt tr s canats ama leEan oPetat'"n, !"
tn1tnrf aF, s15y y II - ss nas OF .n .noi;
s a'!s ana ta taenhdsEs ~, inGm ~ w. acssIHon I'll m
0pipse s VIZ ine o ane n1 ,,h,}sn @ S sH
t; Il i ssIy sssnias , !oS, u ' ,al'ns r. o,os ,
tn,n!ty to felch forward 5udse Dasts III tho GFcat
ChAnoMh. - =
TMh'HAnH uF IhMAAHf MpN ntE5
IONA heiy t9tenen heta ~ WnsR a4alisss iilunnh arc
a0 oso @ .9 a1y "st S nSyey 70 strsngt
"nya rn Pitt 4SSf nj aFs synta ~. s s,act 70
nSa!t! u ll.s nsGenehsy, hs lmcketS haflns see
,sly tecnftfGa from the a'e0 ni tln hrst n.Fnnlt
u thn anti.liltenites III Nsw York: st'l!, tho
Mnat iAYoinnie nE'tfe* loI ruen iea'e MN e!ott
"' we retia's.e tWu.lh,LMs' ah,i J.. r. not ehay 70
stc nnM ~ tslt HEEno i III Nun''Hni" Anue1 sno
.w1in'rs!s " 1''e' WHICH Will hoI' !" 5a'e ~ aay'
w u'slaFocu' ,,,,,., ,,,,,uus
| MI ,,,., nEAnhlGAn =; MAMAosna st.a's r..
iHu i;tuSn Htn to.un{ {sIMi1nLe" tnt tNak
Menaeehs as ~ - @ !aSe sn1
tscun p.stu p. " T., W" .ehI. ~" sspo.a VIZ MnoM
rr!a,s nncatiY ill., tninun n
neGeateb. ,t atnle"ta.sH .ny .'"'nMn , usttEa. III.
saiea Meg.nne ann Iatssea tessntntnn snah
uny y nS n"nasn HI. M f III III
n 1mu t"o1"a" a H "a."ssa" ns a"e. o.
| Ivy ,}}asn,. ai y" Ny I,miPoeth|n ri| =,
r'a% Sn ~ h,g r., 1a u" T. ",,,ns, u tIa
f!emI , GlnG y! nI.H, H. 10 ..aesenM. III; tHa.
enncks aanfnni"n I'll. ~ nianr .i,s 1e1Recs Iii
~ w II ancnrr ~ n"x oicr m NAN mo,. nsnsa
he vi" rans 1,tn,eat ~ ,e,a "i ,~t, "M ,1
Us mea!e"n naacn1 I, nas uee1 mnnaGea f. "ih ,Tia
, 1876-06-27

] cnciaiIy. ,hey are tot illc;., NJ the'r puyc..y
inclinta nr tn The belief Tint their cnthns'nasn IN
jsv4. houyhten" mud iasurf oHt 10 them over the
rtn,nter nj kings: rhr Convention. hall is nn'X
fcw rscpS fto ;!nc: ar" .lo sisatnEy "htyn thc
fcons. @ m mud eontr"fnr their ynwps, Is co'nnenla.
hIe. il it tIncs mt rrnvc successful.
A LOOK At THE cAs1InATEs. .-...
.y ons ss!s YS Esssy es"s s@
tsa.o which gives the tfengh II "f hs M candidate; candida
Hendricks las no chance In the 'vgf'd l!a heEEn
men arc thu sIckcst ookinR fct Of men eyer taw.
hc ,'udScn who are aoon to be Mekesl "nee@eInont.
curly n .he Democratic state Ticket i1 1ndsaa,
sac. os s"S saSSray ia Ftc'e IT, en osssi
s;ss' mss e. rss.e ss ;seS .y yiss ee" ~ ~ sE
PROMISE i 10 Of M!aissr to 1,"rota for his infuenee.
rHn H.kiN0ia HKhfaATfoN
eaers s''s Ire heGa, hut no6ody recognizes ihcn':
lick Ranntree sSd den: Liet pron,,,:e ,.s,:,. -
q 70 yots. 1n TSs" ss oo |. sausss
sa scamrs nnettske tn tta's oil the iInott dslefa
.a , n"t hs x xe pss's pss sesss sS'' re;s ss ss s
ohet lana.'e scheme taot w,el, !. t5acc9;
bt t" 'hc fsrtila h,an of 9. II: Mccn;ml,S;ki. ,;i,at u
10 sidney .i'reese " compliment. IT,, Tne
object Of tLfs Is TO a'sct"n H. a;st ls'aens
esHi FOR soipromlse @ wheh viii inela,e t.c sncessa q
McCusniek ~ Vice. President III thc ticket David
.y' pn enAtsk. e be afs S,,dv df,e,ss y
the barren honor Of having bis nnmo ah~.A''s<d
~ candidate. ...-.
was here yesterday. lie returned home In dis-
ru-t, but t!inks the Convention vii probably
te1tlc down upon J1el 4. l'arkcr, cd iagbab,I
,,rSttannh ~ ~ ct, arris,on ria CUufe!erates
, 1876-06-27
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD CLASSIFICATION.

SttcdHt Di&'stfch 10 1ae tribune
DEs MniNEs Ia, junc 20. The Suite Executive
Council Ina ,ade the regular c1nss1lsatpu Of rail.
mai, tr III. stof, ,,nrr lii, ,rartG law uut ma
'o".' n -. s',D ".s as ., NV. t ny
1naa hah Dee" huuea aut''. tAe your" coa.'
carrying road In hoonc County. There n lii'le
c!nngc from the lust classification. Tue list 10 as
f,Iaws.
unr,,n.t,, l. Nt..ourt ,uv.- trr,u,r,. t,,ow,,v, 4
NoInWaS Vaisy iHrifniti,, n SssSnri crs,n
ratti tsjf n,srrat Ia ;hr trneK Of Katlss CITY, III
Josuph = Council ululls, ana kcukuk q 81. Paul Rail.
rnan Clnsa A.
EM.n1n fn,naahK T11n na t,n fF"f
W mi ,wr stl%uY ttnrs liz.
ClIcngo, lick Isiaui 4 inciir, cnnsIsink or tlis
n1ai iflet WasnEtnn iraGli. HlsoMfhcy iiranrl. IT,,
taoIa mid tYntnfsGt l5ratchca, nld Chicago d South
wssfeIn tsn, npy n,r. Cisss Al NJ m main fin. ,,co
Gnss A. :" o'o'" e'''' AL" s'"'' F"' -
Kansas Clty, S.. Joscrh 4. Council bluffs lsaruat:
Glass 4.
kcnkuk y. ~: Ca9a \. .u,u <,.....
,r r!o~a ,!W.hy.,G ,a,!!Why. Goni SsahasacturlnR COMPANY
fsnfIs isai;{11cS Snf ny inss,. =: cla4. H.
insinston, Ccs'ar ttah,is Northwestern. Class y.
Hiaus City, Il Pacific i!aiirs,1,. Class q.
narnKt1n & houis'wrsicrn 1inrari. Ctass g,
Ehicago Clinton y D9i,llne isattn,u, lis Gins3 y.
fS,E EhfSEo tnans ih"es1n S ;,4% t,ni".n' tass
chlcaro Wewts,n y snuihwrhisr1I KsIroatI Cass C.,
lIaEvlA Sauthcsis iialIst,a,l. Classt.
Davenport IT. Paul 1seilroah. CtassC.,
lulluIaE sont!wGGMCfn hniirol'' G'"ss Y.
t9is..sinnf Vui;sv Z svstnr, Eat,r,,d c,a..c
, 1876-06-27

Special Mtpaseh " 7As Tribune
CAnLlNtlLLE, ILL.,, June Ai.-TAe Hon. Shelby
NJ. Cullusn, Illinois next Governor, and Gen.
John !. Kinaker, EIector-ut-largs from thls
State, addressed . lu5gc and enthusiastic rat!t-
cation meeting In this rlty this evening. They
poured hot shut into the enemies galks, and
tl'r!r rc'larks wcEc received amid bursts 81 I'll.
thusastlc a1tlausr II WIS un oiu-fashtonrd
political meeting, und iniicatrs that the ,s,asaes
are aroused. THIS at'cn4untc was large. a
Hayes mud Wheeler club was orsanlzrA and Will Do
ytUuan hcrsicu In tic cunuH canpaign.
THE RKEL1NE IN WIYCuNslN.
SEtctal Dtsla&ch to The TFibaHs.
ltAclSE, Wis.,, June u.-vAu Lion. Jchn r.
, 1876-06-27
HENRY CLAY DEAN.
INTERVIEW WITH THE oLp WAREHOUSE.

sr Lo,,'s % ,Iunu % asmIIcury % e cIay psau arrivc,l
.u this clty ycs cr,lay, and though not atlelrrate
to tho Convention. is taking lively part III #
.'..s,s..,',s H.. ...a.,,'.,,, ..i,.Is.., ~
organzatson' nc IL streh'!ously advocating TIC
anu IS u1s.ctly oiposea 10 1llacn. ot'on oe'''s
questioned Tonight by y"ur correspondent ~ I"
u t.e a"'l'I..'n u u '.ns''''aoncy rat,os'" -,
Inc Democratic G"nssne'o, nc replied tnas Jury Jury
nrs..,.'.. ~ '.,,,, .,s.s,.,, ,,,.,,yr,i
tranEcrs, ana 1fpon platform pleuecu
10 nas,o'0' ,uat'eo anu te lata s'g,r :" 1I s1{s
"'''"so eS'''u'So NV .t''..tt..
warfare upon capital rs the on Aho'tloh'sts
made war ,tnou blnyery until tho lubprlnE
c1nsacs ~ t1,c ,,ur,rv warn frer1 from tbr
e."s'ee W ''u eouls.'' wa 4...,.
sla'cfy ot captthl. ~ Il 4uesI'o" 10 ~ ""e'as.
tho grccnback men would support Fildcn IL
'',. w '''' ,,.E .,s" .,,,,.,,.'4n,..,:
would support hlin utlcf ITO circumstances
A capitalist worth s7,0o,ooo, = spccu'ator lii
'"s1 on'e "'.. e"." 'a '..''' o"'' . a.o
and uses tl,e machinery Of political corruption
y" "secatt n'o wv" Ao!1'nA'lo" -. '.a''''.. "'
prccchehte" csefi ~ thetc corrupt ttn1cs' IL h"t
Ahnut n. nrns.ncn n lain Mnrr,asov hcrc In
nuo". ~. ."s pe,oso y. ~. e
.a ~ pssna, ,o 'a' s.a'e ~ sno nus,
cams M to political convention to exhibit his
brokan nosc a. u .ropby Of war, and perIap, tho
n,S im,,snce IN ,yhich I'm ,,onrIctur r. fi.]on.
able gambling hell haa over ventuFcd n'n"ns
engage In general ts,va,, and ?! ;. hurry nn the
ncsiect aro snn Tasi - su VIM S r. ,ya
, 1876-06-27
ST, LOUIS MARKET,

81. tnV!a, Juna "a. 3a.-.F1aNr-UuchhnRed. :.
1rdta7Wwhsat ~ 4nsett!e.i No. f4il. el.H c.sh: 10;
4sn lid ca.: 90 for Iune, 0ai. lower 70 scl NJ
Gll.etI, 3Ul5c bll. l!atley-So kalca.
HAftkF-Steahy 1T ft,Il ..-.
I19rtsions-FufG hlstlrF It St0.7a142o. DRY salt
nuIt4 ally unchanged. Bacon sttE Al B1SQ2A33$c:liA&
llTc: Itt. Lard Gel1 hrmIyi wIater iksa aAkp4
Rkckitts-Flour 1.4l Urls: wheat loom hni cora.
ll1uahu; uats 7.Nfl bu; w. w tu; basluy aons,
hus1. l. 1tb GraI: cattle, s. tjH,
, 1876-06-27

3F1tE47 10Epu{tH 70 1HE 7F1o8Hd
ToHoNTu, June "H.--A rFcclal cahlcBram frhm
London. England, to tho Gsots says: ''Dn satur-
dny tho Directors If tho Grand Trunk Railway H.
hucd circular 10 psnprictora rc1attvo 10 The noso
italians with illa (rcat Western Hallway. l'rac-
tica HlnhignnAtl0n pot,lins ai tho receipts af
bot roada IL under consideration. 1t II proposed
that this be left 10 tho arbitration Of Tho supreme
Court nf tana.a, l.9lsl Selb91nrHe, !n E,Sani, or
, 1876-06-27
THE COMING FOURTH.

SPFF1Hl LH4VtI1tN u 7nE 1F4baH4
CoLuHBiA CTR, lad, June 2g g-Extcnslve ar
EaNgrlavnts have been mails fos Centennial cole
hratlou as Columbia City, Ind Tas programme
taclncs salutes, oratonu, readings. toaAls, grand
proccssioMs. hscwolkH. balloon aacenstous, public
Immense gathering Of the people ID anticipated.
, 1876-06-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

hpsttU 3Ttpslch u 7h6 7F7bHh6t
srHIN1rIsLD. III. Junp2J. -Thn gruns earnings
of The llnols Central RAILROAD fran Nov. /, 1H7f
to April 30, 1879. as ol'e!ally reported 10 tho
State Auditor, woro as follows: Fregit Sl,BiD,-
5a4. 10; passengers, s3sl. to5. ~; mail, sHl,
550:Hn; express. $t7, II. ~: miscellaneous.
cent of this amount or si7J, ;ul.u7, goes into tho
State Treasury.
, 1876-06-27

LOUISVILLE, ky.,s June 2G.-Col. Dristow
rcaclicd this city to-day. Thls evening m I'M
n,ense crowd nj hto frr,,sts and nefghbozs called
on him informally aud gave him hearty WELCOME
10 his oil! Kentucky homo. Tho reception WIS rar-
tIctpnted In by men Of Rll parttcs. All seorncd to
be proud Of the great distinction lie had won and
the honor e i lono to th!s city and stote by his
Rble and honest administration OF tho Treasury
Theru IN llu doubt OF lie fact that Col IIrhtuw Inns
warm llace In the hcnrts 1f tho people of u!l
IN Old fashioned family gathering Judges. phyal-
clan1, nleschhnts Dem0crats and Republicans,
nlike taking purt.
BLOOMINGTON.
Special ntytasrh to 1At T1btna
Ilr.noMlN'iTns, ILL.,. ,!nnu .0.-hn cnthnRInsslc
meeting waa held to.nl At thc Republican County
and arrangements nalu for grand ratification.
meetug ou uext Saturday.
, 1876-06-27
A HEAVY 1tJIRnrN.

FonT MAD.sok. H., Junu eB. .-Thn citizens Of
Furt Madison voted a s per cent tax to aid in
building the Fort Madison s. Northwestern iiail.
wsy by vote of tl1 gur tu SO against. The cit.
tzcns are spending thu evening IN d jubliant way.