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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16


T." IN or a street car, with the sicHcst man
they ever ~aw lying with his heal over the
side OF the bed, groaniny ut the rate of a
mil" Il minute, and the worst frightened
woman since ,hr flood, sitting up beside.
HIM. ~cre tmIn~ faster thtn hi. ~roaned.
while one OF her eyes WAS pli-tcr..d up
with Il black Guid of tobacco. And that
! the WAY Nj. Jarvis c;tu.e 10 stop his
L""J'f, and dcnounceS il Il the most in
lannon's. mrnlarin'I>, p">til,nt sheet that
rN"r d~@rac''d American inurnali~m-
EWitngfo4 H,wt-Es.
IllT IL LING Passion. The ruling pa>
sion OF hulmahingh strong in death. or
lts near nri-h5oIhppd. WAS strongly Illus
lr;ttcd in Il story Mctic" was fond Of tell
ln@-that of two Iri>hmrn who were
>lroliing along he docks of I.iverpool.
pennilr~- ana without anv prospect OF Sc
c.rlnI money or employment Presently
they c,me t. = pl1carI,
Eny4l Hum ms >ocn-lA
- t"Fa:t i'l s.lA- i'i'' tl.ij tor i,corerIns
~. apatt
Mitr." s,iA prn,4i-. d'&r ~.-o ;hat
I'll fAll overheard ana YOU 1 Iump in and
rr-hcar me, and well divide The reward
winch Will b- i pound = pcc'- a freed,
>t:i Mlh'; " her" .to~. and Il minute Ia
t"E lie Wl- tlruud'rng IN the water But
no -polIrl had hc itllen in than MiActo hi-
m'Aia'->inio horror. Remembered ne dint
hh"W hu u. tp -NiIu. AMI - instead Of
~lHn2inG IN .nd n~caln@ if'- browning
III i'li ne =" 81 Ie'hin- Over THE ran staring
4 We ihi"l'.'- "flrh ni'tfN'i Ia" place
where Dchhl~ h'ti -inH- once Dennis
cunr up. hUt AlIhr @iN" l" SON. Twice
he came uP. hat MIX" could nrltheI inore
n"f utter ! word for t!r- ii.t thlri h'-
came - the >lult''' ami i'In'tE c\ lilmed:
Mlhe. ~ ~ amt mighty quick it,
only fifteen >hIIliu airlt We 1T tor rccov-
rI4n uir 5"tI
EAlli 'ni-ATi IL Nj al T etr-
tan loNn N Vermont. / l't distinguished
f.: ll'"rsiI'E, either oi pnr-" or opinion.
tiIo rnlHG passion J. Il f'-'f OF bong cheat
'r'. The i"-s, whether r'''l "r ianclrd. Of
4 T." c"h;~ W"lI' ~" hm more pun
than Tia" destruction q an enJire navy H.
once AoG@lt Il A'r:t'. CAKE u t'tl."" n Il
brc.,hin.s it - r;,-,., a. lloin,. II WAS found
t. contain 4 lti.,,. cavity. Tbs ha on
ejIr.d !, r.lr,l,l, ,lI.,.',,>,,r..,,f un,,Itvanl
fruI. H. drove f1riou,ly back tn tl..
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-r. .h,. ,-.I..+ - 57.n,r .x.-I,i,nin.. v,b.-
,n,ntlx
-Urr-. 1,iI rascal. ynf! i.31... cheated m,.'
D,ynu ,tl Inst an honest ,..tk.. of ;t'low
!, t+'r .,3 .i,ii....,'.. ,',t
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y * h'iI'w. loa ptd TN 'eii.S 4 pound
N"' N:- -, ho" much 10 F"l suppose
4" h3-c WIZ W'i-h-
va :, ''',t' viz 'ii' I.|"'
N'N - ''
ri'" -" n'i''' ''i- '.''''' NJ VIZ -''oi
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,'.'l "9'I ~ 'N'" : 'il.-,'i' ''''' T. ~
hni - ! pNh'''' h"ir 10y II" ! slnohinT
,''l~dFriy' ANA, from 'iihe I" Time, -Itne'n5
from 'if' ">l'-'th ',. - 4 "l- 'iiI'Eu en-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

L,'W h.t~ been chosen poet
Hr Seymour orator for the
.rat]nn of the surrender of
: saratoga, on October Is,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

liz IL LING PA>>IoN.-Thc ruling IA,
sion OF hullmahingh strong in death. or
its near nci-hborhooi. WAS strongly illus
lrttcd in Il story McGc" WAS fond of tell
n@-that of two lri,hmcn who were
>lroliing alun~ he docks of Liverpool.
pennies and without anv prospect of Sc
curing money or cinploymrnt- Presently
they c'ne t. a pl;tc:'r,!
klL.lI Hmm IL. >nt.L..lA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-16

THE THIKor FOR LI4uOE.-lhe terri
bic thirst for ardent spirits which Is found
often among confirmed drunkard>, is alb
>olutelv horrible. Every barrier of de
cencv will be overlooked, and the intoXi-
eating liquid procured at any hazard.
They will drink it VIII n mixed with the
most disgusting substances. The alcohol
has been drunk from Jars in which lizards,
snakes and other reptiles We're being pre-
served. An English admiral, some Years
since. died while of the coast of China.
His remains " ere sent home tor interment.
having been placed in Il cask Of spirits.
On boar,! the ship it WAS noticed that one
of the sailors wa, constantly under the in
tluence Of liquor. Great pains was taken
to ascertain how this was procured, and
to make it impossible for him to obtain it F.:
but all was of no avail, poor Jack turned
up drunk almost daily. The captain OF
the ship called him up, and demanded OF
him to tell at once how and where he got
his liquor, threatening him with the sever-
est kind Of tloggine unless lie confrs>e'
all Jack then replied, I've preached
the admiral and have nearly drunk him
agrounI.' Who among our people ara
vorging toward such slavery As this
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02

All of which are offered at SAN FRAN CISCO PRICES, freight and charges only added. My facilities for purchasing ena- ble me to boldly make this offer to any and all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02

How TO GET ALONG. stop to tell stories in business hours.
 If you have a place of business, be found there when wanted. No man can get rich by sitting around stores and saloons.
 Never "fooP' in business mat ters.
 Have order, system, regularity and also prOmptness.
 Do not meddle with business you know nothing of.
 Do not kick every one in your path.
 More miles can be made in a day by going steadily than by stopping.
 Pay as you go.
 A man of honor respects his word as he does his bond.
 Help others when you can, but never give what you cannot afford to, simply because it is fashion able.
 Learn to say, No. No necessity of snapping it out og-fashion, but say it firmly and respectfully.
 Use your own brains rather than those of others.
 Learn to think and act for your- self.
 Keep ahead rather than behind the times.
 Young man, cut this out, and if there be any fallacy in the argu- ment let us know.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
SALES OF ORES.

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead |, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and connection with buyers in the different Mar. kets give me a very decided ad- vantage over any one in the Ter ritory in making such sales, to the profit of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES. OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC. Letters to all parts of the United States, 3 cents each half ounce or fraction. Letters. drop or local, oeut eaoh half ounce or fraction.
 Miscellaneous mail matter (timited to lbs cents each 3 ounces or fraction. Books (limited to lbs.) ? cents each 3 ounces or fraction
 Newspapers. seeds. etc.. (see list in Post Ofice) limited to 4 lbs., 1 cent ench ? ounces or fraction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
MISCELLANY.

It has got to be a first-cIass ser- mon that will keep bald. headed man from saying "Cuss the fiyv The French clown Auriol is sew: entysIx years old. yet he still makes fool of himself.
 You cannot convince a dog with string of firecrackers attached to his narrative that the American republic is a complete success.
 Ben. Butler does not like the hymn "Rock of age," because one line of it reads, "Simply to thy cross-eye cling"
 Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
 And all the powers that be can't stop her; But Fiction wounded writkes in pain,
 FlOored as she tells her tallest "whop
 per"
 A Washington county man na- med Day, recently killed twenty four bobcats, shot a fox, and broke his collar bone. all within twenty-four hours. That's glory enough for one day.
 And now comes a Boston wom- an who, to outdo her fashionable sisters with the twenty button gloves, has invented and wears rty-button stockings.
 The Roche ester Democrat gives currency to the incredible scandal that statistics show that thus far in this Centennial year two boys have been born to every girl" Is nobody's character safe? -NeU Y0rk Grdphic.
 A Kentucky schoolmaster whose wife was one of his pupils had occasion to punish her one day. The next day the school house door, bore this inscription: "School closed for one week ; schOolmaster ill.,"
 "Sappho was the first woman who struck a Tyre. There may have been other woman as able as herself, but the Tyres were scarce" Sappho could have struck a heap of them in Congress assem- bled, or in an Omaha newspaper office.
 On the Union pacific railroad they have such places as the Devils Gate, the Devils Knee, the Devils Back, the Devils Side, the Devils Hood, etc. Give him a few more points, and the Devil will soon own the whole road. Oh the pup, the beautiful pup, Drinking his mllk from a china cup, Gamboling round so frisky and free. First gnawing bone then biting flea,
 Jumping,
 Running,
 After the pony. Beautiful pup, you will soon be bologna.
 Scene Tn recitation room: Pro- fessor-"The ancient Egyptians were in the habit of sacrificing red-headed girls to the devils" " Auburn-haired student-"What did they do with red-headed boys?" Professor - "They sup posed they would go of their own accord"
 "May they always live in peace and harmony p' was the way a Yaukee marriage notice should have wound up; but the compost tor who could not read manuscript very well, put in type and horri- fed the happy couple by making it read, "May they always live on peas and hominy."
 A metropolitan housekeeper advertised for a wet nurse. A young Irish girl offered herself. "How old are you Bridget? said the dame. Sixteen, please ma'am, "Have you ever had a baby? 'No ma'am, but I am very fond of them. Then am afraid, Bridget, you will not do for me, it is a wet nurse I want. Oh, please ma'am, I know I'll do; Pm very easy to teach.
 How TO GET ALONG. Don't stop to tell stories in business hOurc
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
GOLD DUST.

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts, and Good Commercial Pa. per, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CASH; or advanced on, as may be desired.
 I feel under increased obliga- tions for the patronage so literally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while acknowledging this fact allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a stock as was ever offered by the old firm, with all that is new and de- sirable in addition.
 JAMES M. BARNEY.
 Yuma, January 22, 1876. If.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that all debts for advertising due HE ARIZONA SENTINEL PTlor to September 18th, 1873, are pay aole Co C. l.. Minor, aud from and alter tpat date tc Wm. J. Berry All unpaid subscriptions to TIE SENTINEL are pay able ,o Nm. J. Berry, who will also com- F.eLe ail suoscriptions paid to U. L. Minor groE O. October l2th, 1873 Persons Having oalms against THE SENTINEL Of- tce pro so the l2th instant, will Presens tlsu for o0llectiOn to C. l.. MIuor.
 c. l.. MINOR,
 VIM. J. BERRY. gcLLa-
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-09-02
FOREIGN.

Australia-Letters per cash half ounce. p cents. Newspapers per each ounces.
 8 cents
 China-Letters per each half ounce, l8
 cents Newspapers. per each. , cents.
 Belgium-Letters per each hsH Iunce, s cents. Newspapers, per aach 4 ounces, 4 cents.
 Bermuda-Letters. per each half ounce,
 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, 3 cents.
 Brazil-Letters, per each half ounce, Is cents. Newspapers, per each, cents. Central America-Letters. per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, per each ? ounces, ? cents.
 Cuba-Letters, per each half ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers. per each, cents. Denmark-Letters, per each half ounce, : cents. Newspapers, per each, 4 cents. France-Letters, per each One-third of an ounce, 10 cents. Newspapers, Der each, 2 cents.
 German. Shareholders, per each half ounce. ' cents Newspapers, per each 1 ounce. -ents
 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire. Iard-L -tssrs, per each half ounce, SIX certz. New papers, per ounces, three cents
 Gr6scs-Le et CTS, per each half ounce. I5 c5IH- newspapers, per each four Ouness. pine cents. Inly--Ls-54rs per each half ounce, ten oen'a New papers, per each four ounces i ce, Jamaica --L tiers, per each half ounce, 70 Cants Newspapers, per each. two cents Japs Letters, per each half ounce, ten cent sVspapers, per each, cents. MeI col .ters, per each half ounce, J0 cents swspapers, per each, 3 cents.
 Wj'zeris9a---Letters, per each halt ounce io cents. Newspapers, per each f Ounces. cents.
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ton Of the articles of Impeachment seainsf
W w. Belknap, late Secretary Of war.
The Secretary was directed % notify the
house that the Senate va ready 20 proceed.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvEs-rhe
House resumed consideration OF the bill 70.
ported by Mr.. Durham yesterday from COM
mittee on Revision OF the Laws, % perfect
their revision.
MI. Eames r. - offered an anne nc ment,
providing That nothing IN the act shs N be
construed as changing any law In sie re-
vleed statutes on December LIST, Is1l This
then passed.
Mr.. Buckner (Mo) asked that on Monday
next, amer O'Clock, the Committes on the
District OF Columbia be permitted Il report
pills. They had many important matters 20
Mt: kendall objected. The District Conn
mittee had Its regular day, and that was
50 fficient.
The House then proceeded TO the consider
army.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, June 1.


SENATE.-Tables were again to the right
and LEFT OF the presiding officer this morning
for the accommodation Of the managers OF
impeachment, ard for Gen. Belknap and his
counsel, the resumption of proceedings in
Impeachment being set for O'Clock p. m. to-
day.
the Brazilian m'uister made their appear
ance in the diplomatic gs,,eryat noon.
The Chair laid before the Senate commu-
nication from the Secretary OF War, enfors-
ing report from the Chief SIG AL Officer,
relative TO the proposed transfer of the sig
pal service bureau TO the War department.
proposed transfer is not expedient. Laid on
Mr.. Allison reported from same commit
tee bill granting pension to Mrs. Catherine
~ s oer on ep a n ey
now received by her. Passed unauimo asly.
Mr.. COnkling presented memorial OF 200
sxos NJ s6s s or s S o. Msg
Of trade marks. Referred to Committee on
Mr.. Clayton introduced bill relating to
civil appointments In the several depart
mepts Of the government. Referred to Com
mittee on Civil Service and Retrenchment
the table and ordered 20 be printed.
lie Lands, reported favorably, and with
amendments, the House bill 10 authorize
claimants upon even numbered SECTIONS OF
~
ern Pacific railroad to make proof AMI pay
meDt for their claims At the ordinary mtni-
mum rate OF si.25 per acre. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Clayton called up the bill In relation
to the times and places OF holding the u. 8.
courts In Arkansas. Passed.
Mr.. Morrill, (Vt) called up bill to reim-
buroo purchaser Ut direct tax sales In Ar.
kansas, declared illegal BY u. 8. courts In
consequence OF detective board Of commis-
stouefo, which was amended and then laid
over.
Nj. Ingau called up bill to provide for the
sale Of the reservation Of the coufeteratod
Otoe and Missouri Indians, ia the states OF
Kapeas and Nebraska; which Vas discussod
some time and then passed.
THE IMPEACHMENr TRIAL
Mr.. Beiknap and Mr.. Carpenter or his
counsel entered . few minutes before 4
O'Clock. - did also 0essrs. Knott and Lynde.
Impeachment managers.
MI: Cameron presented Q letter received BIZ
him from the Secretary Of State, encIosing
note nom the French ministsr tnvifine 10
United States, On behalf OF his GUvornmeut,
70 take part In universal expoGttioa % be
held In Paris, IN 1873; which Wns rod and
referred TO the COMMITTEES On Roreien Rsla-
tons.
me Chair thsn dselassd I'll Legislative ana
Senate vouA now proeesd 70 The eonsidGar
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THE MUSTANG RACE.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
RAPID TRANSIT ACROSS Tue CON.
IlNENr.
From New York 60 'Frisco In So

NEW YORK, June l.-Jarrett a Palmer's
trans continental express train, watch il ex-
pected 10 make the trip from here 10 San
burg, Chicago ana Omaha, left at one O'Clock
THIS morning with number OF passengers,
including several actors aud malls for the
above named places. The friends of the
travellers gathered at the depot on the de-
parture OF the train, and with music fire.
works and cheers babe them a safe voyage
Several COZ respondents also 60 on the train.
The party exp Il 10 dire In san Francisco
on Sunday. The actors are under an engage
ment TO play there Monday night. The train
consists OF locomotive, q baggage car,
palace hotel car.
On Time at Altoona.
HARRISBURG, PA, June Jarrett a Pal
mer'e trans continental express train for
san francisco passe Harrisburg I minute
ahead OF time and passed Altoona on time
wlthout making any stop between Jersey
City and Altoona.
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Tho AoFkota.

BALTIMORE. June l.-Ootton nrmer and higher
middiine, ilh. Flour steady, den and fair and un-
charged. Wheat dull and lower sryl lend red.
lloal.A; do. amber, LIS; do. white, I 3sal.40s
otber grades nominal. Oorn-southern quiet,
vessern quiet and easier-southern white, Sc: south
ern yellow, e6as1; western mixed, 67A, spot; s.
June: ssh July. Oats stendy and unchanged. Rye
armer but quiet, 7sr 81. Hay duh snd unchanged.
Provisions quiet but firmer Pork. ~ 90. Bulk
meat shoulder, snsA: clear rb sides. y. loo.s;
sides, nz; hans, h<av. Lard dull and weak
renLed, Is. butter dull and hesvy-western good
20 hne, l6ax7. Petroleum easier, not Quotably
lower, oonee mere .cu,s .nS nrmsr-kio car
lnh. Beceists-Fiour, 3,-O; wheat, $500; corn,
80; oats, 30. ehipments-wheat, none; corn,
BALiINogE, June l-yirginis SKIES, deferred,
z; Virginia ooHsoloaSoo. 81. do. second seriee, 81
North O:rolins skies, clio, Is bid to-dsv. Sugar
HSw YosI. Jnse i.-stocks active ana strong.
Money, 8: Gold, rs: nrcsanss, long. go: shon,
HBw YoRK. June l.-flour quiet and M.
charged. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady.
LONDON, June I. 10 ,. N -Consols, 9s 7-n fer
both money and account. U. o. bonds, ISIS, l9's.
Erie, Hx,
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POLITICAL.
M1ssOuFl RemOc rAtlc ConYAnffon.

JEFFEksoN CITY, June l. When the
Democratic convention reaseembled last
evening the following delegates at large
were elected: Henry j. Spaunhorst ana
stiison Hutchins, OF st. Louis; Governor
Chas. III. Hardin and Ex-Governor Silas
Woodson.
How the Missouri DemOcrats Stand.
ST. LOUIS, June LA special dispatch 10
the Republican from Jefferson City gives
the following as a reliable canvass OF the
delegates for President: Hendricks, 10; TIL
den, 10; doubtful, I.
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The knights Tenn plar at the Ceneeu.

PHILADELPHfA, June 1.-UpWards OF
10000 Knights Templar, many OF them
mounted, paraded the streets OF the city this
a. m. The neat appearance and martial bear
ing OF the men was much commented upon,
and IL is admitted by all that a finer demon
stration never t~ok place in this city. The
presence OF so many visitors and the build
ipgs public end private) being literally hid
den In bunting and festive offerings added
much TO the attractiveness OF the parade.
The weather is clear and spring like.
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The Episcopal ConventfOn and the
sunday Question.

TRENTON, N. j., June 1.-The Episcopal
convention adjourned last night at a late
hour sine die. After a lengthy discussion on
the Sunday question the following resolu-
tiOn was adopted:
ReSolred, That IL is the sentiment of this
convention that the closing OF the Ceuten.
NAL exhibition and grounds on the Sabbath
day TO visitors 10 right and should be adher-
ed TO, and that the suspension OF all unne-
cessary work on that day is also right aud
communicable.
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THE MUSTANG RACE.
The Ffrot Fifty Msaes-

NEW YORK, June i.-At Fleetwood Park
at a. m. George Parker began his second at
tempt TO ride 305 miles In IS hours, on thirty
mustang ponies. He accomplished the first
nfty miles in 2hours IL minutes, being O lit
tie ahead OF time.
The First Hundred Miles,
Up to O'Clock Parker had ridden LOG miles
and at 10 O'Clock he had accom- plIshed i27
miles. The track Is In excellent condition
and the rider was three minutes ahead of
time At the one hundredth mile AT IO30
136 miles had been covered.
Half Done.
At III O'Clock i46 miles had been ridden.
HAN The distance (l52k miles) was COM
pleted at 1870, Parker being then 45 se conds
ahead of time.
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATS FOR BAYARD.
in Bsltimore yesterday, and Hon. Rosert N.
McLane, OF Baltimore; Hon. Epnraim X.
Wilson, OF Worcester county; Hon. X. b.
SSs a,n1sI,sss q aor Queen Anns and Hon
elected Delegates at large 70 the 81 Louis
convention. There 10 no authority for fnii-
mating the opinions OF all or any Of the dele
didates to be nominated at st. Louis, but
the irst choice OF the democracy of Maryland
VIRGINIA DII EGkTEs TO ST. LOUIS uxrS-
The Virginia conservative convention met
at Richmond yesterday. Hon. John L. Aarye
tors were selected and also delegates 70 the
national democratic convention. The dele
gates we're uninstructed and their sympe-
Hancock and Tilden are freely spoken OF.
IOWA R1P1BLrcAEs FOR ELAINE.
The Iowa republican convention met at
bsins sSs sss. eVss held n he sas
solutions were adopted In favor Of gradual
resumption OF specie payments and subjec-
also commencing Hon. James g. blaine as
. patriot, &C. The delegates chosen are
nearly all pledged 20 Blaine.
a New Orleans elected a. chairman Judge
Taylor Beattie who was elected judge OF the
18Th circuit By the denaocratsl, and chose
.nS sl g = = 3 % %
the national convention.
THE ALABAMA DKMocRArIc CONVICTION
voted down o resolution against the two
thirds rule. Gov. @. 8. Houston was nomi-
mated for governor, r X. Boyd for secretary
Of state, and Daniel Crawford for treasurer
(present fpcumbents), Willis Brewer for
auditor, ana ]. w. A. SANFORD Tor attorney
TEENEssrE pxnocRArs FOR HxNDRYcTs.
The Tennessee democr ATTIC state conyon-
ton yesterday elected . delegates &C large
J, A, Gardner, j. NJ. Fleming, * Govorpor
John @. brown and John G. BGrch. Disfr;ct
delegates were also elected. The en- the dele
CATION, Win two or three exceptions, ere for
Hendricks.
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PEHsoHAL.-C Commodore Caldwell, q. s.
n, u st the Ebbitt House. ....Dom Pedro.
Emperor Of Brasil, occupied q seat IN the
diplomatic gallery Of the senate duxfug fbe
impeachment proooodtngs to-day. .-..G6.
Sne!nA1 20 eogneed quarters q ne OAK.
1oiy. H. DANA q. Croly, OF the NeV
York Grq>hfe, y g t. Ayllnginn haty
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The CONTESTED ELECTION CASE of Spea-
Ger vs. Morey was dispose of by the House
yesterday, and the majority report aanit-
ting Mr.. Spencer and unseat'ug Mr.. Morey
was adopted.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE FAST TRAIN TO FRISCO.

From Ocean to Ocean ia 81 Hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-01

AMONG TIE CALLERS at the White House
to day were the new Secretary of War. new
Attorney General and Senators Howe, West,
Logan and Eargent,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S2,) 6l1.5s; customs, 1916 3is q.
A TELEGRAM has been received from
Law &c Harvey, the important witness in
the Kerr charge, that he will be here to
testify tots afternoon.