The Morning herald., 1876-05-31
CONDENSED TELEGRABIE.
BY Associated Press.

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+ The Boston Club defeated the Chicago,
yesterday, by a score of 5 to l..
The Board of Pardons for Pennsylvania,
will not meet before the 18th of August.
Business was generally suspenned in Chi
cago, yesterday, in honor of Decoration
Day.
1t is reported, says special from Paris,
that England is willing to give to the hold
| Ing of an international conference.
Memorial day was duly observed at New
Orleans, yesterday. A national salute was
fired and the Federal offices were closed.
The Congressional Investigating Com
mittee, at New Orleans yesterday, after
short executive session, adjourned until
to-day.
At Easton, Penna., yesterday, Decoration
Day was generally observed, business being
suspended.
The decoration OF soldiers graves at Har-
rshurg, yesterday, was attended by Gov.
Hartranft.
The Mechanics Mill, corporation con-
ccrn, ut st. Louis, was burned Monday
night. Loss $4,000.
In the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr..
Disraeli made the usual motion tor adjourn
ment until this, Derby Day.
There has been a large emigration of
Mormons from Salt Lake City to Arizona,
during the past winter and spring.
There was sharp frost at Montreal,
I Canada, Monday night, ana In the exposed
PORTIONS of The country ice formed.
Late Newfoundland papers say much ap-
preh~nson is entertained for the people in
the northern bays, owing to the scarcity Of
food.
George Parker, the Mexican, will again
attempt, on next Thursday, at Fleetwood
| Park, New York, to ride 3O5 miles in Ii
| hours.
Sir William Harcourt's question covering
! the correspondence in the Wins1ow case
| was not put in the House of Commons last
| night.
I Official business prevented Senator Nor
| ton from delivering the address at the De-
coration of Union Soldiers graves, at Will
lmngton, N. G., yesterday.
The decoration services over the soldiers
! graves at Baltimore, yesterday, was more
| largely attended than ever before. The
government buildings were CLOSED at uoon.
The steel workers of the Union Rolling
Mills, at Chicago, who started strike for
an advance of wages yesterday, resumed
shortly after. The ringleaaers were refused
work.
An original poem was read by Bayard
| TAYLOR, at the decoration of soldiers graves,
| at Arlington Cemetery, near Washington,
Yesterday. The address was delivered BY
Gen. Stewart 8. Woodford, Of New York.
Yesterday, ex-Gov. Seymour presented
beautiful silk banner, vt Albany, to the
Women's Pavilion at the Centennial. 1t
was received for the Women's Exhibition BY
ax-Gov. Hoffman. A poem, written for the
occa sion by VIM. Culles Bryant, was read.
Sixteen Of the leading insurance COM
panies of Rutland, Vermont, have refused
| 10 allow, after three months investigation.
A. C. Bates, prominent merchant and
member of the Congregational Church, in
ursnces on his hotel, as he set fire to 1t
himself.
The delegates TO the State Conservative
Convention which meets in Richmond, TO-
day, had begun to arrive yesterday ana
embrace many of the most distinguished
men in the State No preference Is ek-
pressed for choice at St. Louis; they want
tho best man.
dispa,ch from Panama says: The elec-
t,ons of The 10Th and 18th OF April took
nlace amid riot and bloodshed, both In
Valparaiso and Santiago. The government
elected 2l candidates in these two places,
and the opposition 10. These elections
were TOR municipal counsellors on whom
depend the fate Of the Presidential election,