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CHARMING CHANDLER.
A Batch of kilograms Spread
Before the Committee.
s'lmpOrtant and confidential" Direc-
tiOns to Republicans In Oregon,
Louisiana and Florida.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-M. A. Clancy,
stenographer Of the national Republican
committee, was recalled and in reply TO
questions referred to his shorthand |
notes, reading from them original drafts
of kilograms sent to Florida as follows:
New YORK, Nov. 8.
Gov. stearns. Tallahassee, Fla
Grave importance attaches to the cleo
toral vote of your state. and We invite
your most careful supervision of all the
official receiving, counting, returning
and canvassing of the votes Of every To-
cality.
This dispatch was signed by either z.
Chandler or w. E. Chandler.
New YORK. Nov.S.
Gen. Martin, Tallahassee;
We are absolutely certain of lS5 votes
for Hayes if your state is safe, and Til
den is sure OF the rest. Can you certainly
defeat all Democratic attempts by fraud,
false counting, or bribery to capture its
Answer when sure.
[Signedl T.. CHANDLER.
A copy OF the above dispatch was sent
to S. Is. Packard, New Orleans Coy. d.
H. Chamberlain, Columbia, s. c.; Sena.
ator John Ii. Mitchell. Portland, Oregon,
and Geo. Z. GOrham, San Francisco.
New YORK, Nov. s.
To Gen. Martin
II your state has gone for Hayes,
Democrats will leave nothing undone to
take it from us. All may depend on
your vigilance. BE on guard every
where. You must watch and get in and
announce the true returns from every To-
cality without delay. Spare no pains
nor proper expense to carry these points.
Keep me advised and telegraph me your
exact majority as soon as possible.
This was signed either by Z. Chandler
or w. 4. Chandler, having been dictated
by the latter on the sth OF November.
Ike following dispatch was addressed
to both Senator ConOver and Represen
tative Purman: "See my dispatch IL
Martin. Use utmost diligence and vigi
lance"
The following dispatch was sent 4
Thomas Is. keogh, chairman OF the Re
publican state committee OF North Caro-
lima, signed and dictated by Wm. Z
Chandler:
New YORK. Nov. 8.
i Two friends Of yours leave here at
O'Clock this pm. Meet them At the de
pot at Raleigh.
Another telegram was sent to the sam
party, as follows: Don't give up you
state until the remotest returns come In
Hayes elected by one majority, il WI
have carried Florida, Oregon and Louis
lana. Meet your friends at depot.
Il lsignedl &C."
= On the same day. sth Of November, ,
: .e'er was written by VIM. Il. Chandle
. ihonas b. Keogh. Raleigh, N. C.. a
. 'o"'"s' At this hour Of writing it look
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me eENAIohlAL LLEStloS
Was taken up at ii O'Clock.
Mr.. Morrison, of Morgan county, nomi-
mated Logan. The seconds were Messrs.
Crooker, of La Sale county Morris, Of
Hardin county, and Sherman and
Thompson, of Chicago.
Mr.. Harrington, OF Kane county nom-
mated Palmer. The seconds were
Messrs. Armstrong, OF La Sale county,
and Gallon, OF Morgan county.
Mr.. Heron, OF Bureau county, nomi-
mated Judge Davis. The second was Mr..
Pinney, Of Win county.
Mr.. Easton, Republican, OF Chicago.
In speech which had the earnest and
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out Of the ranks and nominated William
iAathrop, Of Boone county.
All the speeches, and especially those
Oh Messrs. Gallon and Croker, were
brilliant with Evolutionary and pathetic
flashes Of polished wisdom, and were
freely applauded by the audience.
THE VOTE
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Abel. Baldwin, Bartholow, Bielfeidt
Black. Bower, Browning, Budiong, By.
ers, Chambers, Chesley. Collier. Croker
Curtis, Dewey, Evans, Of bond Evans
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It SEVENTEEN.

ThC Constitute an Obdurate Fac
ton in Illinois Capital.
, 1877-07-12
PERSONAL.

L.. .,, =,
an obvious n'oBfaFher relates That oardor.
tas,Ss. 1an' sas ~. ,.u s Mo''a w tne !n Of sep
.n,x dim c ~xsr ia ,,,,,nu, H., , !. ~
by so,usbody else."
=,
11F' con"ay remarks thAs The Dakeof Vel
5lneton' ~aen questioned about Waterloo, meter
feMuleu 1a1taes tnan saying II was d-d big
~ e,ds.,an ' ~ n...s.. ssnss !" she'eiofe'
M, -.
AHo ~o".|e' O"4ff"''' e1Aalat1ug WoFthy
example eel u some t'1ns ago. has no" adopte1the
phf"e accidental sarsde" III tts usual practices.
Etymolosieal'y tho'e can 10 "o objection " It. a1d
ills 10th picturesque and descriptive.
Senator Spencer was nearly shot for a
highwayuan while he was ]ourneyins to thu black
M'''4 A1o III Jahc. ING people of Alabama, "heru
Senator Spencer ID best known, cannot concolsu
how thors should hhso been any M!stAke iu hIs
Gaze. =.
Tia noston 1L,hr Ina ,,Iscoxarsd tho ran,
secsot Of Ar. ssliglnan's exclusion from tho Grand
Union Hotel at sarstoga.A 1lo IL m lnyelcrste
bnotcr. 1.-THE Auront TO t6t 1tcbrow race" saya
tho uio1e, "waa really Intended ~ snub u Mr.
seltguaau's nose"
Sam Etuclnir. form.rfv nnh,ia,,cr ~ tts
Now York 1,Iayn<. mi; in r.rcfn, ~ m ,neon,. ~
s3o, COZ year. waa one Of tito elarks recently dis.
chaseca from the New fors tustam.iiouae. liz
toss t'* n,oae5 N speeuiatloa' Lis salary at Tho
eus'om'Hoa'e "as u, boo'
Gen. Sherman still refuses to hike from
tho Custom Iiou.e the 1900. 600 diamond nncl1ucu
that tho KhedI,u of Egypt aays hls daurhter on
tho uccn.ion NJ hsr ,nsss,,ss ,rS. f,"sa'si ~ ~.
10 .'ha.nt got money to pay Stats and city tarss"
w toe Aecsiaee' and fitch doesn't Wish to uuder.
".s W us pas "' L1sdsenant In lac navy
Nr Pnnch contributes Ia the sum of llu-
man knowlelg4 somc Information in rrourd Tn Tho
, 1877-07-12

Tne regular monthly meeting OF tie Southwest
GIL Isuilroad 1tate AsAocatan was held at the
Grand ractac llotcl yesterday. T4ls nlestluR was
OF more llsan ordinary Importance, ~ during the
pnst month complications had a1iYen In regard to
rates which required adjustment Reports had
been current for soma time past that tho Hannibal
1t. Joe Railroad had bocn insisting tbs Wabash
tsoad In cutting tho rates to Toledo, The renee
srutat.yes Ut Liza lIanutba! ". dos At ycsscrday
and claimed 10 h4se ii .in,ains ihs ratss u Zip.
eat and 6csr ii Tho ios:. /. Lad ID no 10
sfey M sssis %ith Fl. iSasy e.:
h .ss ssa
10 done 70 prevent 'llu wutash from eutttnY tho
rates % ihe s4teIt i had been DUNG lately. Tho
was discussed, but NJ conclusion feacllctl i con.
essslon :a, ". laaar however. by rs.e.tsbllAhlns
feafs Tso 10 xesS Z! M 20 h'oas na'es to
from, Ma..outt k'.ef Eoluts 10 y. Louis: =: srnt.
~ eents. Al gse!n. except wheat, u 81. Lou,..
cents: rhta nrid u lowcf than this old oas: Tho
cents u ~. Louis and cents 70 Chicago.
made ~ follows: From Kansas city, 81. Joseph,
Leassnwotih, aud Atchtson to Chicago, u7.. cent.
" X; Louts 90 cents: These ratss afe nut al al!
tn favor Of 1t. Louis and tho to1th~e.iurn points
Iat they accepted them rather than imper1 ihe ex.
Estr,co Ut ttc coMplnatlon, which, In spite uf fre.
quent complications, hss proved bcneacial 10 tho
to4a.. !1Is. sna ppt money ln the,s poektts. Tlsy
satist4ctorily allustGd aud that war on Tho Mis.
suut River business would provo ~ dIsasttoua to
the lhleAgu naaIs ~ 10 ebosa ftonl utacs puspta.
The nexl meeting Of ths Association will te held
In tats city On tla llst Of lA!s moptL, Whcn t.lu
iAal!es VIZ again e1nle up fot dscn.s.0n, aul when
smother attompt will BE- made BY the Chicago foAts
to secure more e1uIt4hle rates,
, 1877-07-12
A cowardIy and Treacherous
Murderer AppFehended in
Kentucky.
His Trial Proving Farce, Judge
Lynch 1ssues a Habeas-
Corpus.
Execution Of q Co1orcu nIan-Slayer
at Harrisburg, Pa.
4 Green-Robed Senator Of the Nirht,
Blooming Species Near Hunts
vile, No.

Special 1!1octeA 70 The Tribune
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July liza Nashville
I4ntrtran special from Rowling Green, En-, says:
Allen Connsy hus recently been the tcene OF bur-
rbtc crime. ~ Point Olive. some ten miles from
Seottartlle. the county seat. Miss 1lurton WAS
mtascd from her homo. ami no ttdinKs could be
learned of her wheseahous fota wtek. when her
dead body was found In Z secluded spot not far
from the residence OF her brother Law. George
Stark. with two bnlles.holes In her head and her
body In An Aasauoed atAso Of decompo.t.
tlon. Insestfgat!on pointed to criminal
Intimacy between her and Stark, and to
him Il her murderer. lie was arrested
and placed under gda.d At sentsriite and biz pre-
Inlnary trial commenced Yesterday. This nfter.
noon The elagt de ver frnm Scotttslc brings intel
tixence that body of men, eupnoasd to be scls-
a 12 p'clock last night md hung. him There
reetna to have been good chnnce fur bis sclnittal
~ there was lack ct positive prouf AGAINST htn.
Yet TIC citszens generally believe HIN guilty.
Stark wss Of good family. and st0hd we'll hereto.
fre; The psople Of Allen County arc pcacesble
and abiding snd nothing Of tbs kind has hap.
pened since t!!e hanging VI two negroes, about lilo
close of the War, for tha murder Of theIr former
owner.
, 1877-07-12

That portion Of tho pnhtIc which IL obliged to uss
Wabash avenue viii rejoice 10 learn that there IL
m immediate prospect Of having the vacant poe.
tionf OF Tho street north Of Twenty.second street
three bids today 's paving theso vncsnt places.
rhe lowest bid was thai. Of RAr + WHITNEY, At
$1.2t per aquafe yas,t, and the contract was
awarded to them. .-Ertan9 Journal.
This Will bo pleasant news to the Thousands
Of persons who drive tcams OF ride in vehicles
on Wabash avenue. About forty n,cah men
who own property on that street itayo refused
to pave III front Of their lots, and the conse-
qucncc Is TINT for two years there have been
forty mud holes on Wabash ayenuc, north ot
TTenty-sccond street, very i[aagrceatlc to drive
through. It Is TO be hoped that tho costs OF
tho assessment proceedings will amount to
considerable Us somc small punishment for the
annoyance and injury to which those CUR
nudgcona have put tho public and the other
psopesty-owners Of tho avcnuc should be in
1tctcd upon them for their excessive selnshness
and lack Of public spirit.
, 1877-07-12
CEASE RhcKlNG JHF SYSTEM


With drastic cathastles and lurtful eAlvants, and
u'e that rational and grnlal recupernnt, Hostel.
tcsS Stomach Istters, The rpccc.s Of which in the
eradication Of dseare and the building up Of feeble
constitutions has utterly eonfuted The prcpostesous
medical theorists who insisted on the nationality OF
depicting the frame In order to rc.torr It to health
Appetite. easy d!gestion. regular excavations, 4
natural flow OF bile. a. sure result Of tho use
Of thr finest of Americas fnrlgornnk o. Increased
loss power and irritation Of the systcn. were Of
!he old eHhauss!ng method. The new era Of ned.
hsppy one for The sick and feeble, fur lar not
only placed hea1th within their reach, out eaycd
them from the hurtful consequences Of an abtnsd
fsjlacf,
, 1877-07-12

arRtHoFtstp, 4ass., Juiy In The thai OF
the bank burglar nt Northampton to-day. T. u.
8weetser, Of Boston. senior counsel for tic d.
fepss. Withdrew II the beginning of the morning
session becaase Of ths ruling of the Judge dcpr!v.
Ing the defense Of exception taken the pscrsous
day. Aftar the prosecution had introduced w.t.
ncsscs the protecution Festci, and the irfcnss
satouishtd cs.rybo!.y By declining to present any
evtdcnce or plea. although they ha4 suMMoued =
lHfcc number OF Witnesses. GouMscI fur the co;n.
tnuMHeAltia arRNrd tho ca4u showing cosFubuTxt!olA
Of Elson's testimonY. The judgs's charge 10 Tho
jusy waa postponed to the niosnius
, 1877-07-12

1ElEGRAPHIc NQIES.

NKv YoRx, July ll.-Ths opsn boasl Of brokers
dissolved this afternoon.
CtEv1LAxa. u, July ll.-Tho Normal Music
school, heretofore held annually A. Walestuwn
snd Binghsmten. n. T., now In ssssioa At Mead.
s.ile. Pa u largely attended from a'l pasts Of tho
tpitad Sl4te4.
nHcasxlck, As., July 11.-Dewpoia College
to-day conferred lhe degree OF IL. D. tbs Lion.
Alph*4a Fe!ch, class of ls:.', e1-t;otcrnut. *.
United States scnator. and ek.Jadse OF Aieh'9au.
Lases Company have sued the Stats for H. 705, 0Q0
alleged " " dus for ~otk dons on tbs lsrees.
fEw oAlzAAs, La, July 1.-THE afst eats OF
cotton this Es&4uR was received to-day fsuul
brownsytlIs, Tex. Weight. 475 pounds. Raised
90 tbs plantsuop of AsElon u fallon. Cameron
County.
, 1877-07-12
ITAEf31:fo.

ttAaH1aauns. Jnly 11.-Frsmk Wilson fcoloredl,
who murdered John D. Indy. In Harrisburg, in
june. 1915. was executed Ia the jail here thia
morning. His spiritual advisers were with hin,
until II O'Clock last night. Wilson partook of 4
light breakfast Il half.past this morning having
rested very little during the night. At 1o:13 the
condemned. accompanied By biz spiritual advisers.
mounted tho scaHold. when the Rer. Mf. Clark
offered Up prayer tn hts bchalf. in which Wilson
frcqueut1y Joined. Al the conclusion Of the prayer
the sheriff asked him II he had nflhlng 10 say and
being ansrered In the negative the ropes and cap
were adjusted. The drpp fell III l0:2o. His neck
was brokcn and his stragglea very brief. Life
was pronounced axtlnct At l0:4e. Wilson COZ
feased his crime somc days siuce.
, 1877-07-12
BIG sNEAk-TIIITyERY,

hf3FIHf 7F737dftf 70 7H6 77bNne
SEw fonx. Jnly 1l.-An adsolt piece Of sneak.
shteveFy was committed to-day. The opcn-wosk
iron railing above the counter In the office of J. H.
Colgate / Co.. bankers, No. ~ Wall street, has
been broken IN Two places for some time
past. In front theta hns been a
small hole not large enough for the
passage Of human hand. At the side the hole
was Of sufficient aizc 10 admit two hands at once
~ noon to-day = package containing twcnt. .swo
&t0o 4reenhacks, on t0p Of which wa1 a certified
check on The Alann facturest' Hank for ST. OO0, wn4
lying on the counter within range OF lhe smaller
hole. Al. o'clock the package and the check were
mi1std. and All kubtcQuent search for them proYcd
unasaIling. tts snppo<cd that son,c adroIt thief,
taking Advantage of tbs bastle Of busincss. In
serted bis cane iu tho break, and, 4ruwtng tho
has nbtoluscly no clue. The check las been stopped
aud the matter has been placed In the han,ts u
recovering the Rreenback.. Mr. Colgate Mas for
seyetal years President Of the Gold Board.
, 1877-07-12
FANON,
Ep4tfaf Nsposch TO TAt TtfkN0s.

coIrNnus, t., Juuu 1l.-Idic and sensational
reports have been sent from, here pretending to
give the snaornt Of Tbs istatcaions Of Faxon. late
teller, and Frauk McCle'!an4. bookksepes In tas
bsnktng-house Of bartlett i Smith. The inrcsttCa.
ilon has not jet been completed, and tho amount
reports thst Fnxun had gone toCsnada, and that
demand hal been Hadr OH certain gambling.
huuse for $40. Uu1ost by Faxon, u equally w!lhuut
foundation. The reports are utterly without
foundation.
, 1877-07-12

ST. Louis. July 11.-0n Friday last Mrs. John
0seen. living near Hoanokc, Randolph County.
Mo-. waa SHOT by her husband and nlurtally wound.
ad. Green cai1ac4 II was an accident, but slrs.
Green Assstted It was not, mud shortly Afterwards
died. llcr father had usern arfestod, and hs Wiz
tAAan 70 Huntsville iuE examination. Monday
night soms div neH to0k Green tFuua The custody
Of the people. aud hun. him To- tres near tY. e.
ia sabi IFrrns Intimacy with an0thee w0p,4u'
caused htm u murder his wife. They lrsts ssysn
children,
, 1877-07-12
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. JULY l2 1877

f25 coo efairncI u he dn+ ~ rrnt- tor the water
power n the canal 1t I,eIuh tarroll County, under
the terms of the 1'ntler compromf'e of lsA1, I'll"
parties plaintiff claim i, f~ tue original construct
prorcnent law oi 1912. The contractors claim
that. A. the Legislature e1prresy set apart And sp-
prpFrntcd the rents derived from such wAter.
pt,wef u, the payment u their cIaitn. and a. Tho
canal and anrh water power have been Gntt, they
entitled tn a decree 0f curt providing for tho
payment of their claim out VI unney derived from
The sale Of the canal and Wmth HateF .puwrt.
, 1877-07-12

ST.. Lor1s. Mo-. July 1.-THE Efobs. Dfnoourt
Waynsssille. NO. special says the Grand jury
hrs Indicted aunibcr train. wreckeF who haa not
previously been known in the case. lila namc Is
JamcA Woodward. and he IL said 10 b. = gambler
Ut the worts eass, aud . bordcr-rultian Of tho
most pronouneed type. Ns is now IN jail At Rol1a
for the violation Of the United btates Law, but will
probably BE- surrendered to the State authorities 10
snswer 70 tho gsaset caatxe of murder. Gibson.
b. arral.ned until Friday OF sstutlsJ, when theif
attorneys Will probably nsk for = continuance till
tbs October tam. whcn ss likely 10 b gs1xtud.