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SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
Arrangements for the Democratic
State Convention.
iuuersoIl Wants to Step into To-.
CANS Shoes.
lsreeial to the Republican }

lsreeial to the Republican
SPRISGrIELD, Ills, Jan. THE com
mittee of arrangements for the Tilden
convention to be held tomorrow com
pleted their work tonight, and the
amended programme OF organization is
that Gen. Farnsworth will he temporary
chairman and Gov. Palmer permanent
presiding officer.
CAUCUS on RESOLUTIONS.
a caucus on resolutions was held TO.
night, and drafts were presented by Gov.
Palmer, Senator Trumbull, Gen. Nc
Clernand and several others. From
these drafts series OF resolutions were
constructed, which, in their tenor, will
support the action Of the lower house OF
congress and demand settlement OF the
presidential issue under strict interpre-
tation of the constitution, and with peace
able means.
POOR LOGAN.
lngersoll and his friends are at work
to-day trying to induce Logan to with
draw from the senatorial campaign and
let the Republicans unite on lngersoil,
Beverage or Haincs.
MCCORMICK.
Chicago Democrats are here in large
rowd and arc working in the interest of
Mr.. Mccormick, who they claim can cap.
ture not only the Independents, but
some of the Granger Republicans, on the
final vote for senator.
t, The heavy snow storm here to-day
will materially interfere with the military
arrangements connected with the guber-
natorial inaugural tomorrow.
THE MESSAGE.
The governor-elecr will in his inaugu-
raj ndorse the recommendations in Coy
Bsyeridge's message ami review the eco.
nonic and political history Of the state.
He will also assert that the presidential
question must be settled costitutionally
rea,onably and historically, not by force
| in favor Of Hayes.
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not had in regard to the four states
named, Mr.. Ferry will then proceed to
count the votes of said states, and 10 de-
clare the result. Mr.. Ferry will not al
tempt to exercise judicial functions, or
decide which are the proper certificates
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HOW Senator Ferry Proposes 10 Man.
age IL.

Especial to the Chicago Evening Journal
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January c.
There has been much speculation a. to
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will pursue on the second Wednesday in
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aecision, and oct In accordance Herewith
"a counting or rejecting the certificates.
fourtn' II by the 3rd OF March concur
rent action Of the senate aud house is
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-.
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or burning, and he complains of
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summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
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toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex.
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after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
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Once in Winters Block. corner Seventh sua
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Election Notice.

The stockholders Of the City National Bank
Of Cairo are hereby notified that an election will
be held ut the banking house, Tuesday, January
9TH, lei, for seven directors.
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The suicide of Qeorgu c. Wheeler, a chemist
living in Duncp, Canula, Ia onu OF lie sttuugcst
ever recorded. lie was hard student, % years
old, WHO rarely went ssntn soicty, but lived t,y
himself, working lit st.all aaborntory by day
nnd watching The stars hy night through s,lall
telescope. About six n1ontlla uyo t,o told lis
friends that hc had ulada cilcntcal discoyery
which would carry his renuwn ~ the ~n,1s ot
Tho eartll Thc lallucinAt10A which took uos-
session VI him wus that tia bal succeeded In
tnokinR u preparation which, when scattered on
> dead perso..r would restore l!fe. Neither
citanScd This bclicf. resolved TO kill himself
LII order to have the cilicaey Ut hts resurrection
powder tested. In letter whlth he WROTE Oh
March he kays: "A'y pnyslcal atomic state,
after the ordeal, desire slAll be takeu III charge
BY Prof. McLouth, Of the state Norn,al School,
ci'angeful material Assttaut,' will stutsef . few
PARTICLES over tho dlsscstary remains, un! then
placn them in the receptacle of my galvanfc,
magnetic electrical power when tho elements
will resolve themselves into . new combination,
saa ! will .ppsaz living evidence u ths tr4ti,
inK a thin fluid, labeled "crrat!Yc. all-changelul
material asststant," wa4 found beside tho let
ter. Ths machine used by the youn. snan to
accomplish biz purpose ts q marvel Of Ingenuity.
4 Stout wooden framework supports = large
balanco-wheel, to which ars attached kntyes,
this thcro u complex arrangement u small
wheels and pulleys, all operated by u powerful
steel spring. When set iu Ulntpn the machine
is cspabls Of running Ut = Eghtful E4ta of
speed for tho space of teu minutcs. closa BY 1t
Is threat trough in which he must hagc
mcnt IN uotlon- Ills head, wllleh he laid under
tho whcQj, was nAnQlcl beyond recognition.
Whon hls body wills found hts hfa1us wczu oozlng
| out Of . deep cut In tho back pAst ot hls kuu.
, 1877-03-13
TRIALS FOR MURDER.


CHICAGO. March l3,-1leEu are many people In
this city who look upon tho verdict p tho sullivan
ease ~ uos only wrong but !usz zplcaba, but Il IL
only smother instance OF The fact that verdict Of
guilty csunot be obtalusd In any ctimloal prossea-
ton where there Is strung and aottvs popular
timcnt In ssyot Of the prisoner lazy thts from
considerable experience IN tho matter Of criminal
prosecutions, aad an obsusysacs OF criminal ttals
elsewhere in this county. y is rot worth willis
70 e!to 1n.oy sxample. of The psoposltson hs5s
iusties hss bsen Shocked By acquitssi 4 will b.
to9n!! that thsts VA strong and setase
defendant. 1hla sentiment need not DO universal;
degrees. aaa acllss; Ths Gole. ilt.cock uial :
Albany, the 4cFsylAnS tidal IN Euw Yusk, thu
!so9inson tslAl At Jacksonville IN this Stats tho
BAILEY tfAi some YeaTs sEo tn chteaxo arc case. n
cs4s ta louisville some yea1s ago. This Stokes
really Ia point fot In th.t eAs !u tho s'u.iuens
iu favor OF tho defendant WA nElthtf very pscya-
Ism. nct!ye, Il sulecA ~ Ecducs the peualty -
four ieaEs for what To most pcopss appeared TO os
oHcnss deserving of thu s1setcst pGaaity Of tho
law, Az to the propsey Of entertaining, tte.oo
sentiments IN favor of the psisoaer when ehAtgsd
with grave oasase, have uotb!ux " do. nor d.