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t E L E G r A M S i.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

January lUth,
NEW YORK, January 8th.-News from Copen-
hagen announces the death of Mr.. Winter, the
celebrated Danish poet.
Dispatches from France state that the largest
sugar refinery in Nantes has been obliged to close
its works for want of raw material and it is ex-
pecttd that others will follow.
, 1877-01-13

g T the request of Captain RAuPAcH by
IA order of the Presidency will be sold at
public Auction, to be held at the Royal
Military Depot or Saturday the goth Jan.
uary next at 2 o'clock p. m.
SOME
, 1877-01-13

CHRLOTIAESTED, ST. CROIX.
SATURDAY 18th JANUARY 1877.
On TUESDAY last, about 2 O'clock 10 the
morning, Eve men, Daeid Lomes frem Bux.
byhole. Moysix Txite from this town, g;men
Eosss from Cane Garden, AnsAony Tvow.
, 1877-01-13

Endeel Casserole
ARTILLBRI-M UNDBRING8.
-OG-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
h%voriblant Blouseuniformer. Klades- og
Ravndugsbuxer, SAINT 2 Kuglegl0deovne
og cen % ID. Rapert, hvilke sidste 2 Glen
HtAnds ere til Eltersyn, f0rstneynte, Depot
garden og sidstn@vnte paa Protestant
QuaieD.
Christiansteds Austionscontoir, den 1Ste
JsnuRr 1877. !.
, 1877-01-13
HIBRED wARqICELS
INVENTORY.

among which Military Uniforms, Panta-
looms OF Broadeloth and Duck, also Q fur
naces for heating balls and one "a lbs. gun
carriage. which 9 last articles may be seen,
the former in the Depot yard and the
latter on the Protestant Quay.
Christiansted's Auction Office, January
18th 1877.
H. A. JURS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-07
NOTICE.

Whereas Julius G. Strong did by his
deed made the 18th day of August, 1875
sell and convey unto Posey s.. Wilson, his
heirs and assigns all the following de-
scribed real estatet to wit: HLot No 10 in
Decentralization the towno of Cheyenne
as said lot is laid down and described on
the plat of said town, recorded in the
office of the County CiefS of said oun
ty;'' with the building, improvements,
rights and hereditaments thereon and
thereto belonging, as they are described
in said deed, which deed is duly record
ed in the office of the Clerk of Laramie
County; and whereas the said deed vas
made to secure the payment of IL GER
tain promissory- note given by the said
J. c. Strong, August 18th, 1875 for the
sum of one thousand dollars, payable
ninety days after date, with interest
payable monthly, at the rate of two per
cent. per month from date until paid land
whereas no part of said note or interest
has been paid, now therefore, [, George
Wilson, Jr., assignee of said note and
mortgage, by virtue of the power there
in given towit: "And if default shall be
made in the payment of the principal
or interest above mentioned, then the
said party Of the second part or his exc
cutOrS, ADMINISTRATORS OF assigns, are
hereby authorized to sell the premises
above granted, or so much thereof as
will be necessary to satisfy the amount
then due, with all necessary costs and
expenses, the said sale to be made by
public auction, on giving ten Q0) days
notice thereof by publication in some
daily newspaper published in said Lar
annie County Wyoming Territory" do
hereby give notice that 1 will sell the
said real estate together with all the
rights and hereditaments thereto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining, at
the court house in Cheyenne Wyo. Ter.
on the 9th day of January 1877 between
the hours Of II O'Clock m and / O'Clock
p. m. at public auction to the highest
bidder. GEORGE WILSON, JR.
Td28-d10t] Assignee.
Cheyenne Wyo. Ter, Dec. 28th 1876.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-07
Proposals for Flour for the Indian
Service.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
WashinRfon. ID. @. December Y. lS1D

Washington. d. c. December q, lS70.J
Sealed proposals Endorsed proposals
for -four for the Indian service" will be
received at this office up to II m. of
January 18th, 1877, for furnishing 500,-
600 pounds of flour to be delivered at
Omaha, Sidney, or Schuyler, Nebraska,
or Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The bids will be opened in the pres
ence of a committee to be designated
by the Secretary of the Interior and
read publicly at the hour named. Bid
ders are invited to be present.
Each bid must give the names of all
parties interested in or parties to it,
must have a copy of this advertisement
attached, and be accompanied by q GER
titled check or draft. payable to the
order of the Commissioner of Indian At
fans, to be held by him until the eXe
cution of the contract, upon some au-
thorized Government depository, which
check or draft shall be not less than
five per centum IN the amount of the
proposal; and shall be forfeited to the
United States in case any bidder
receiving an award shall failt to executed
contract and to furnish a joint and sew
eral bond for the faithful performance
of the same-the -four to be furnished
Hereunder to be subject, before ac-
ceptance by the Indian Department, to
inspection by officers of the United
States Commissary Department or
other persons to be designated by this
Office. The flour to be fresh ground, of
sound wheat, of the best XIX quality,
and delivered in strong double sacks, a
sample of not less than ten pounds of
which to lie forwarded for inspection
in determining the award.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
]. Q. SMITH,
j3-tf Commissioner.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-07

SO to IS per Day g ssss sssa:ss sss gss sss
and others In their own neighborhoods. Particulars Free.
Addess-THE CENTENNIAL CO.. St LosLs. No.
, 1877-08-02

k3fTHHtsHf1 fH&aTe-
4 citzsu doius business nut Tar from Second
AMI streets WIS presented alUut wceS uKo
with fnx which friend had killed. Aht, after
friends, hr latt II nut upon the back lNrh Ut
his placc of business. II u. tiappens that thu
window Of another place ol business commands
good view Ut this porrti, fr,ul which It IL pis.
tznt soIue forty feet. When the fox appeared
on tie 'rgh. one OF the prolFetoFs VI the other
establishment saw II and wondered WHERE tt
Colnt trolu and what they wrse g1st.g 10 Ito with
Il; saw II q Aazcn tines during thu day. AMI
kept on wondering. Next day it was still there,
nHd llc thought it It remained much ln.lgtF It
would te EtltlnX Very rlpe. Tn tile IAuFuiiy Ut
the thirt day 1t was still lyIug tlgrc, an4 hc be-
gun expressing himself vrrY strongly 4. 10 t~ti-
pie who would keep thing Ike That making
such 2u unpleasant EtAell unller their lIuses.
Dlting the day the smell lreaue ~ loud that
ie dctlarct! it tne4te hu Sick The fourth uIoru-
lug ht sinellel it Lelure hr fairly got INTO hs
oliaee Tusles! to the window, saw It there In I'LL
us oucustse1e%s, slauGed the window down,
PUT IN hls hut, and III two minutcs Elurc was
stslltluF III tllr othcF man's place Vt l,usihess,
where lls EXPLAINED Sharply aud to tbe poiut
that II that stink,uE caryase wh!rl, hui Lssn
making tht whole ue,ghb'rhool I'll was not
immediately removed he would have .he snan
thss was responsible for III hclng there arrested
toe maintaining y nuisanc.. To his aslo1ish.
tuent the Other HAN Inquired In tho most luno-
<eut ngnucf imaginable, " Il II III bad n TINT
Let's ~ aud see. ! iou't s1ucll lt.n TLrt went
out on the porcl., where the owucr picked the
fox up sud quietly proceeded to show that It
Mas nothing but akin aud i handful of straw
aul cotton! TAe other Individual hasn't ~
mueA eon1lenve ll bis nuss ~ formerly.
, 1877-08-02

{btftdlF6HT Lh4MMHh.
Bill Hanson, l#tter knnwn as "Fronticr
BILL" whlle pursu!aE herd 1t mustangs wear
flut Greek. Jnly q. whs thrown from Ills horse
and knocked scnscicsF, In which state he lay
fur several hours. When tic recovered l,a lso.sc
was gone ard his wounds taincd linn ~ batl!y
that b. could mt walk. He tnanaccsl. with
great difficulty, to crawl IN his tiaalls To po,l
tf water, sont fifty rolls from tile place where
he tell, lie rc,nalned here s,urirg thu
next DAY un1 nlgnt without q Inouthfnl
10 eat, and, the water ot the pos,i
having gtycn out, he started out on l,is hands
and knees In search st more. About II
hungry, ttifsty. anil lame. md tired that he
t1,Ulu 10 nu further, and crawl''d under tire
at,d stretched himself out To lie. Wtlle lying
thus. bordering on the tnscnslhsc, he hcnr1 the
Ieaves shake slcar him and wcarflv turned llis
head it, the direction of the noIsc. To s terrar
nud attonsshn,cnt lie tspicd large rattIcsnakr
reay!.:ng for hui. Tue sight VI tho ycuolllntls
reptile EanEslled hunger, thirst and path II. the
molnrns, md lIe rui.tl Oh bis elbow nnl enIe:1y-
nrcl to scare tau sraly tltng Away. The snaku
struck nt hin. tw.st, and then giIliert awa:.
This o.lrehturc rouscl him somewhat, nnd
he made another endeavor to rea:h water.
Finally, after iilcl. pain and suffering, he
crawIr,l lniO the Cheyenne road, Antl could 70
no further. Sexs ,aofmlug = rnneh.nan located
at Hut Creek found him there, iytn. uu his
facc. tnstuslb!s mud almost dead. IIu WAS
taken TO tho ranch and cared fur,
, 1877-08-02
SPORTING NEWS,
BABE-BALI.
LpCtSrILLk-AT, Lofts,
}7}&n1f.h Ia Ths Ft.tks.ah


nptetdl Dispatch to 7ht 7tibpnA.
I.outsviLl.s, Ky., Aug. 1.-McGeary's gang
was beaten beautifully to-day By the LouiAvillcs.
The game Was full OF brilliant points through
cut. In tic si1sh inning Hall hit solid liner
to centre. II fell directly In front Of Nichols,
bounding paat him. Hall ran home, touching
the plate Just In time 10 scufc. In tile last in
ming, with Snyder out, Crowley drove one Tor
three bases over Croft's Aea1. Latham hit tu
f}atttn at second, and tue latter threw home,
but nut vcry accurately. Crowley scoring.
Hague hit to Mct'cary, rho thew Him out at
first. Latham, having stolen second, went
to third Tn this hit, reaching 1t
safely by his daring running. 4 solid
base liner to centre by Hall brought home
Latham. Devltn fou1c,l out to Croft. Ucllinsn
madr run for 1t. Louis, making first ot, Ger
harlt's error. He came home Oil base bit by
C'app. Dorgan. Croft. and Force put the stJo
out, III the nth Inning 81. Lofts had three
men on bascs and nonc out. They were Dattin,
Nichols, aud Blone. pchlman bit 4 d. 10
Latham, who caught It. Everybody seemed be-
wIlJcrcd on both mines. BlonG, Nichols, and
Datttu nll wcso of bases. lathum did nut
know where to throw. CrnvcE called tor the
ball, and, getting It, Induced battin to run for
HUNG. liz then threw It to eHyuer, and the
latter, touching Battln, passed It IL Cravcr, WHO
nut out Dlony NJ second. Applause of the
widest order Imaginable followed.
xJnHk
, 1877-08-02


Tn On the mountain si!e, between MtIl Greet
ap,l Russell Greek, Tiers HIVE c,[osy rcprc-
4c,Itsuv about seventy persona, who u1e cous.
n.ouly ca!lsi Nurlnnnt. They are an otfshnut
from t!.e af.'r.aun Church. Their first prop.,rt
was onu Mnr1iA, who Was killsl hy iLc DID.
f2st,sunrd Atarnons years agu, The nIust
noticeable pxc,1iarity about them fs that tbs
men neysr cns thels lair, n,.l some VI tElcu
loux IL Though $hry never washed ur ct,Rlic,i
their lon. luckt. Thc heal u4 1le xolouy Ia q
tlnr.ln,klng man by the iAfnc of ". II. Davis,
~h, llas 4 sam now aluut : years ull thai Is
clail1tet 10 be tte secunl Christ, Rut little Ii
known N this sert ty our people. ~ they live
IN los of houxs u'1llt rlosc together, al'l dts
not "uul.hbur " uuch With tht settlers aruullu
&hetu.
, 1877-08-02

Enrra.ing air} frfntinR.-t,n~ 1espectIng ap-
11ui:fr,Fnts; the uthrr esfHh1fht:!g grades,
with vtrw :'' I rt:5fG't or. ''tatirn nlrM
ht,efnt-s basis, lnies Il sf>hH whieh tiall APPLY
iDl1'attiatly to ALL ..
RgsRSrg REtEffrT*.
TIc sercipta from lat"rnnl Rrstn1lr during
tI.r 1rlat n.DGt II NJ S,.1l,a1i. The rst stnutei
ret clta vera rta!u.a nj !; ast ,faaApH Tin unae
1tlrBcc Ut the late strike. Cuatons racctpts
during the tnt,nth. sEU.pG,HD.
xIOEx TO VISIT WARRINGTON.
In nctnrtiancr with the request 1T Zen. Crook
that delegation uf si,ux Indians be permitted
10 yieit the ttly for thr rurpoae of. having -
Interview with the othc1as Ut the Interior dc.
partt,ent. Commissioner Smith tI>-tlay, after
consultation Nth Secretary Schurx nie1raphed
Ger. Crook. giving the requested perrnies!un.
1,RTrEH-t.A RR1sRs' salaries.
The 1ettcs.eatr!crs waited Tn Postmaster
t'cueral Key tt-}ay With reference 10 the
rettoration of tlrtr salaries to $l,00] u year.
The Foktmaeter.ucntsat eatl that he would
cxcrc!ae hi. good Offices with Congress, and
suggested that the carriers present tcst rasc in
4 specific form. The present salary Is 4B15.
, 1877-08-02


Tho evils - ui,sll talkcd VI IN SteiiY may ho
summed up In the statement that Law. ~ w un-
uesxtAnd 1t, IL ~ tnterluIHr in ktlu island, Thu
ruuEutLed authority, w!llth u supported t'S the
ulurai sentiment ii tl.c population, aud wtch it
II ui.selutabv. ~ wi! ~ dangerous, ~ DEFY, IL
private sIolcntc. ur th..+e asst~.ations whlth
tlaye private rlnlence II their ultima ratlo. t1ue
Or Two uxAuItlts wll1 ulake thts rlear III i
euE,sltunc wlerv the Law WAS beginning to ret
thu upiRr llanIi. !le iral uf the ,oltrc Wa t,ac
iay silTrulndtI IN The PRINCIPAL street. VI The
ruilans % wi VII" " shut lin Ica.;. NJ = ous Ut ol ;bc M
}.aa>stsrb by saw of heard anything. Elsewhere a
tElgand kl!lel laudc.l I,rotFirtor xhoa' be
suxueetsdH givinx Information against hiut t.
tlle suthrilics. Not satisfied WITH thia, h. Hent
to thu village wLcse lle lautlltr aud alter vi
tue murdered faau liye,l, enltEr1 tne ltIs!.c.
shot Tue mother, dragged the sittcr down statFs
,ntu The street. at.a flushed llrr with kp!te.
The pulicet,liiec HEx t!A5e ty, and the yl:T4lc
lillrtl with country people returning !tt'in 1lt!r
hotk. Tie aas4salu Eent a"aj uuinoiesteI.
, 1877-08-02

DEs MoISHs, ID, Aug. 1.-The charges vi the
New York Nation aud sumo othcr papers In
Maine ami Boston against Ju1geJohn I. Dillon,
of tho United States Clrcuis Court Vi this cir
cult, have attracted much attention In this State.
the home Ut Jutse Dillon. The peppiu'of tllis
siate almost universally refuse to believe tho
charges, and give every evidcneu Of un.onnded
aud uns!a.kenc.l confidence In his Judicial a.ld
personal Integrity. The press Of the statc Of
alt parties, With hurlly III exception. has d.
Tended him against the charges, u!nl the STATE
Iayttfs Ut totnorrow will publish m
nrt1cle In vindi:ation Vi Judge Ulllob, which
Includes tue following cart. ssKIe.l hy al! the
attorneys WIN vert cn-ageI In the case which
VIA n,lulc tho foundation for tho charges
against him:
The undersigned. counsel tos all the parties q.
tho Central Ilatlroat Of Iowa iostcio.are easc,
having seen the article IN relation 70 Judge Dillon
uultc IN declaftus that thu attack taercln On
Judge Dillon II most unjast,satie md unrea.
.onan!s s.d ss st',%. without he.tta''oa. ~, y,
his decisions In ilc referred tu hsvr ecn H,ate
with re,fset ho.,c.tY And pat'sy. rt .na,ssrt. and
tho least 10 rs6sct upou h!s Judicial Integrity.
JouH II. u. LArAunE. baltimore.
Ttn.kA Lee s HSctunK. New York.
t.c. Cotx. Dcs ato'nes.
JAxEs t}nAsT, Davenport
pLArr sAtr,t. ngbugAe.
Iouk 1. DtfNcHNHx. Fust Dodge.
II. F.. j. ltnAWpxAx. MarshaIltown.
u. j. But,,Ak, Iluhuoue.
0AyxxpnNT. fa.,. Aus. l.--lhe Ga1tsst 1T To-
morrow Will putiah irAuk and vigorous letter
fran the Hon. Hiram Prize. INV At the seaside
In New dcrscy. In which llc clears hllnstit Ut all
tx,sslbie imputatlon +, thu matter ot tic Central
ilaI!rozal OF Iowa. Tic letter SLOWS thAt Mr.
Pritr WAS upuoi.ltcd Commissioner 10
examine Into the stialrs o. that
road while ho was III tscorEis, the
appointment being tuxs!c only on tho unanimous
request o! all ttl. parties IN Interest; also, that
he found that certain ltilr was inssrnsd IN tho
roa4l Ike lot u lce,hes. lie Ittsn.menietl
that these tp cllokes oil. and $fn. .0tA) hc sAsed
annually. That Ii The xlnle ss"fy of his cnn.
urctsoa With tte roaIi. Tile aasser u c.,n-
pIrtc yindt.ut,oA et I'll tl!s aspcrsions Of TIC
Eastern (lrcss.
, 1877-08-02

UnnlFe-Dan Dcvinncy.
TiIe Ut gaine-'rwU hours And fYe minutes.
First basu by crfoss-Lou.syilic, ..
Huns earncH-- --l.onIss fIIc, l..
Number Of times reached dtst base during ths
Wnll4 caiie,l"on bcsiin. 10: On iiloug. "a.
strkea callcd--Od 1,svli,,. ~; Oh Dlong. 10.
sssx On Suiea9s9 s.: 1s Nichols. .na po.can
Two-aase hlts-Ilali.
VAsee.busp hlts-Esow1cy.
Left on bascs-LOntsylle, 8; It. L1uis, 1.
Passcd b:4tIa-l1organ. !; Snyder, !.
VIII pischcs--Ue4tin. l.
Ont OH alds--LouI.vls, IA; st. Louts. T..
noubls p!aya-Forcs and pehinsn. ''
Triple plass-ShAtter. Desiin. snYdcf. Latham.
ArrtxrLEp BRIBERY.
Eperfut Mspatch 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1.-Dan Dcrint,ey, the Tin.
Manager MrManus, Of ". Louis lie charges
MrstanuS tnyitcd lin to llts room ut tile Louis-
Vile llnel. u,,1 offered t, cigar, ansi, n RON
vcreguop, enticayorel to have him accept $40
to throw thu Ca,11ts yesterday and to-Ily, anu
browns M ,,lay in si,ls city. McMaus al1o alrertl
to secure him pnsitloa as lea!:ue umpire IN
Ht. Lyiik next scahasl, According to DuyIHllcy'a
statement, alestanus told lu. u ll:tle clsrek in
calling DaIs and strikes would lc!p materially.
Ilu refused to lAyn anything to ,du with
thcsc oilers. In tho rotunssn Of tlle hotel .5oc
Nlung met DeylnncY, and told hin, that )l,lriis,
the ii. Louis umpire, In! gone lie Ivy IN tic
browns wtnnitg,inHl would appreciate MY as
xIstut.cc frou HIN. Slrli, In substance, IL Wat
Dcylnney alleges. McMGnns denics this II. tnio,
nu1 savs he will ake attltiavi1 II necessary. liz
states that Dsynntv md Ilc hul 10 cnnycrsu.
tiult. ~ the Iuttcr alleges; tut Its tlestrc frnrl
the first was to have Wals4 umpire. Joe Hong
swcars that l,esinncy llas lit4. Dcyinncys rep
lsaliun in Louisville Is u',litest!ouas.ly good.
Observation-Disclosures
.. Eptctsi iH.Iaieh "a Tie Tribune.
CtscisSArt, Aug. 1.-fho ClAelnnatis were
def alcti hy the indianapolis Club tn4!ay IN tho
insn' letting In fur uneArnctl runs. Hastings
wiz fcarlutiy dtn,oralixcI, md hcyau thu circus
BY paHsint: hull, Ut which Quest llal struck for
tho trl ttult. allowing tue latter to eracl FIRST.
AiteE tho first i,luing he recadnc.l b!uscif, hu,
ton late Tic homn club lattes1 Eoi1n, usual!
With considerable s:lse. Mryer'e'a lug IL still
sore, a,hl alc will uot play In to.Morrow's gaue.
, 1877-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS,
WfacOE8fN.

anstidf NIp1tch to The Tribune.
MADISON, VIA, Aug. 1.-The Journal rub-
fishes this afternoon the following call for1a Re-
publican State Convention:
CoxxHr.s. MAp,tox. VIA. Jaii 81. ssS;.-A
party q Wreon.in il hefcb, called to meet !, The
nomination eandldates for election ior snte
asst, " be 1 The = h.
x;:em6ty site. vii L entitled 10 tvo delegates
fperfdi DflpatfA 10 TAs TstbhnE
erorx C1TT, Ia. Aug. 1.-1p the Republican
Convention to-day A. l.c,nars, 4. II. Lawrence,
vi Plymouth County. was Mt minated Senator
Iron. iLs FIftietl Dlstrist On the 2.Ath ballot
KANK COUNTY.
TO tA< EI.&os u 7nf Tribune.
BLAcxnKnEr STATION. Ill.,, Ang Ia strong
elect II. n: Hutsford Judge. Republicans ART
urged to tl,row as,fs nolttIcs and votc for a
prfnucrnt. We did ignore politics n the ctcc-
tlon Of JUDGES Co!r,. ,An,,fs, and Ranstea.i,
Democrats. Nov VIC think It is our turn to
Tha iio,,. t1ark ". Upton was edncated
under the distinguished Judge toa1ancf, Of
Vermont. IIcfs man Of mature age, sound
tudrnenL aud great legal att,lluuients.
Tic Elefn Asltocda 1al,or. farsl To pruye that
he is q "rallrua.a lawycr;' that DC will bc cs,-
lrolIcd by rallrfad ,Ompanlcs; but thuse WHO
kt,ow l,itn hest know that t'c fa man u I'M
bending, integrity; tiai he would bold the
eGasea of justtec oven.
Judge t,otsfurl IL man Of fair abilities. and
has latl, With l,ts partner, sucerssfn rractl.c.
but 10 IL partisun ncniotrat. an.l hatl hu f'ec
1ncf,beF of the Etestoral C.nnm!ttsc would
layc decided In favor Of Samuel J. Ttltlen Tor
We ,io rot bcl,cvc the agricultural and pro-
ducIl,g !nlc5csts ot this district wuuld bc any
, 1877-08-02

HI anotlscr 1slue, whri, MAS ts9,upnd Mt tte
time bY tt.rrrs. hrtgani r,nrtlIly wn,,ntl,l
a.. .nan who Tns universally beloved.
Nh,lc thu bells were trIIini, anI TIC
tri"sl t:4rrYtrg tie illiss.I to the tIrinr
man. VILE his i"o' wa tIr,,n9c-I with 4 rr,,pI
tf weeping ertni-. TIN niurt!trrr sto,t l"ar.t:tr
With fplsIet arm. a:,tfas. y :yal ri the n1hcr
side Ut ths rtsHl. and r,n ,nc yrnslrc.I to at-
psoarf, Flu. III. day Aitc. the police wcrc liz
trFn'sl That he had b' Ell In l!t village. These
INSTANCES could be nuItirli'tl without end. The
atttcity of thr crinc as lint the whole po2uia-
ton, even tln~c who ,i-npprnye of 1t, are at.eaa-
kortes ettEes a,esorc or after tic faci. Tie nu-
son that there lt Law VI Ju.ttc other than tho
Will and power Of the strong. OF any power b.
have entered The Sfei1Iat mind.
, 1877-08-02
THE ALTERNATIVE.

MARYLAND OFFICIAL ACT Tf1REUNpFR.
BALrlaoRE, Aug. l.-Seyeral members of
the Republican State Central Comm.ttes hold.
Ing Federal offices, including Collector Thomas.
Chairman Of tho Committee. resigned .helt
membership to-day. Il. stockst 5IatthsvA,
who holds tho office Of Register In Bankruptcy,
VIA elected Chairman. The question having
aEitcn whether he lid hot eolne wtllu the ur-
der Of the President, Matthew'S said La held the
ol'cs conferred vi hlsu by the late Chtct-}usttcs
Chase, and is MAS rs c4pabla Of judging Tor
himself - the President u tue United states.
~ stated Il VIA perfectly competent tor biul
70 bold nis ot1lce aud occupy the position Of
thal1Man Of the State Central commttce
oi tho Republican party of Maryland. Ills
doIuX 20 would lu no manner c1llt u1ueF the
Prescription of this President, a his position
u'.4er the Government had no connection what.
efer with ths evil service Of tau country.
, 1877-08-02

jackson, Miss. special says the Democratic ton
vrntiuu waa called u order at mum BY ten.
Genrgc, Chairman uf the 9tate Executive lh.n.
mIttrr, WIN spoke IN enfnE-tic tesins Ut IF cal
dent fIayer' Administration.
ten. tshnison, III Mnnrne. was elected per-
manert Chairman of the Conventiou.
4 committee Of twelve was appointed on plat
turm VIII, hare NIT yet Fc,mrtct1, Seven ballots
we're hal for tiuvctnnr, The last Rtot,d. Stone,
nj; Lowery. ~; Humphreys, 81; Fcatherstone,
IT,.
The Convention then adjourned until 8:N TO-
night.
The Convention ie The }argest ever held in the
State, and will require TT votes to nominate,
70 nomination II not regarded IL likely TO-
night.
MEMrnls, Tenn, Ang. 1.-The dpears Jack
son, Miss. special Ravs Gov. Stone wAs notaf-
mated Oh the tenth ballot. The nomination Has
then made UNANIMOUS.