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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

The body of VIM. Thompson, n
colored man aged 40 years, was found
on the road leading across Buckner's
Crescent plantation, Thursday even
ing about 2 o'clock. An inquest de-
yeloped the fact that Thompson had
been stricken down by heart disease,
while ON his way home from the
Belleterre plantation, where he had
been engaged in whitewashing cab
ins. The body was taken to the dead
mans home, in Port Barrow, and
buried the next day.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

The steamboat Golden Rule struck
q snag while making a landing at
Omega, just above Vicksburg, on the
2lst ultimo, and sank in about seven
teen feet of water. Included in the
cargo was an invoice of -four for Mr..
Jno. F. Park, another for Mr.. Jos.
Gondran, and boilers for the sugar
house on DIR. Legere's Souvenir plan
tation. The imperishable freight on
the boat will all be saved. The flour
was fully insured, but loss and incon-
venience will result to Messrs. Park
and Gondran from its failure to
arrive at the expected time.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Mr.. Ell. D. Minor of the 9Th ward
declined to serve as levee syndic, for
the reason that he was opposed to
the enforcement of the ordinances
under which he was appointed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Two small colored individuals were
arrested by the Town Constable on
Tuesday and locked up in the parish
Jail, for violation of the town ordi-
nance which prohibits bathing in the
river or bayou within the corporation
limits during daylight.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DROsPECTUs.
ST. VINCENTS
SCHOOL
For Young Ladies,
Under the direction of the
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Donaldsonville, La.
Academic Year divided in two sessions, com.
mencing LIST of February and 1st
of September.

Terms, Payable in AdvGnce:
Board. Tuition, Washing, Bed and Bedding,
per annum,- $I5O w
Or, per session.. Observation-Disclosures. 10 w
French Tuition per month, ......-... , 90
Music at Professors price. Tapestry,
Painting, etc, extra charges.
Parents wishing the Institution to furnish
clothing or stationery, are requested to de
post sum sufficient in the hands of the
Directress or Treasurer.
articles of Clothing required are as tollo,cs
Six chemises, 6 drawers, dresses for every
day wear, of extra material, of white
material, 4 white underskirts, = colored bal
morals, 2 flannel underskirts, II pairs stock.
ings, II pocket handkerchiefs, nightgowns,
6 face towels, 8 table napkins and ring, 4
foot towels, swiss muslin veil, straw hat
and veil, 3pairs shoes, pair rubber over
shoes, table service of knife, fork, l large
and one small silver spoon, L glass or silver
goblet, tooth brush, soap dish and mug, fine
and coarse comb and comb box, needles,
thread and work box, mosquito net or 81 SO,
washbowl and pitcher or 81 2j. All articles
of clothing with name fully marked.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Mr.. Armand Willoz and wife were
made happy last Sunday night by the
arrival of little cherub of the gentler
sex to enliven the matrimonial domi-
Gil and increase its joys. Congratula-
tons.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

To Mr.. Sam Leblanc, keeper of the
wharf, we return thanks for several
Vicksburg and Natches papers sent
to our office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

A man giving his name as George
Brew was discovered Monday after
noon in sick and destitute condition
under the brickshed opposite the
Catholic Church. The Town Consta-
BILE removed the unfortunate stranger
to a comfortable room in neigh
boring clearinghouse, where he was
attended by DIR. Claverie. 1t being
apparent that the man was not aff1ic-
ted with contagious disease, he was
sent to New Orleans on a bayou
packet, the captain of the steamer
requiring a certificate from the at
tending physician of the nature of the
patients illness. Upon his arrival in
New Orleans, Drew was sent to the
Charity Hospital.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

The popular indigna ton with which
the passage of the road and leyee
ordinances of the Police Jury was re-
ceived produced speedy fruit. The
Jury met yesterday in special session,
repealed the obnoxious ordinances and
adopted resolutions calling upon the
people of the various wards to elect
delegates to parish convention,
which body will devise a plan to be
submitted to the Police Jury for the
maintenance and repair of roads and
levees. Each ward is to choose four
delegates, the election to take place
on the Goth inst, and the convention
will meet on the following Tuesday,
the 4th day of September.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
List of Letters

A6CG0rS
ldsonville Post Office
l, 1877.
Harlin, Sam
Hawkins, Calop
billiard, Hezekiah
HarFis, Frank
Heathe, Harris
Howard, Miss Amelia
johnson, Harrison
johnson, Louis
jackson, Mrs Patchins
Landry, A r
Livelse, G IL
Limbo, John
Lehman, Henry
Lewis, Francois
Leblanc, Gregroire
Landry, Mime Louis A
Megrey, James
Merryman, Charlie
O'Kietf, Jos Patrick
Oten, Jim
circuit, Ira E
Osbin, Beverley
Otis, Geo w NJ
Pregant, Silven
Prijent, Ulgere
Price, Leroy o
Pinkney, Sam
Rhoades, Harry C
Ross, Ceaser,
Ross, David
Ricaud, Charles
Raymond, Felise
Skinner, Mrs Milley
Shalahon, Mrs H
Smith, Mrs Meranda 2
Smiley Miss j
SimOns, Miss Caroline
Simpson, A 2
Schaeffer, Geo 2
Spring, Joseph
Stienhall, John Henry
Shires. Timothy
Singleton, Arthur
SOures, John 2
Sourdes, p HI
Salvedin, Cyprian
Toleman, Mrs Susan
Temples, VlctOrlne
Tamme, w
Taylor, Rev George
Tell, William
Tillman, Martu
Watkins, Joseph
Williams, Isaac
Warkes, Hilliard
Wallace, Charles
above please mention
P. NJ.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

remaining IN DonaII
| July 81
Arnaut, Eliza
Amer, j
Ansell, d
Audney, E E
Alba, Chas +
Aeosta, Numa
Bloomin, Mrs Sallie
Bare, Miss Mary
Bowman, Mrs Cecilia
Brathtalon, Miss L
Babin. Demon
Bowman, Pat
Batist, Alfred
Benton, Tom
Boose, Warnic
Bell, Joseph
Blume, A
Brown, Charles
Bird, Henry
Frisco, Harrison
Brent, Jefferson
Cairo, Nine Ant
Celestin, Miss g
crowley. Jessey
Coleman, Joustin
Clay, Henry
Caldwell, Gabriel 2
Grafton, Joseph
Carnes, Jr., John r ]
Caens, Capt j B
Carlo, John
Conner, c A
Cowen, Robt
Bowling, Sister e
Davis, Mrs Martha 2
Day, Mrs Emma {
Ditson, Cashier
Davenport, Lewis
De, Branger
bright, Henry
Duffey, James
Eashean, Clara
Evans, Edward
Fernandez, j V
Fernandez, Lacrona
Freeman, Perry {
Fitzpatrick, B L :
Frenette, Louis 9 :
Gaudet, j V
Gregger, Henry
Gains, John X
Gillas, Miss Hazen :
Green, j J
Gregoire, Dufassot '
Hayes, Solomon L
Holmes, Mrs Therese '
When calling tor a
h" Advertised"
w. G. '
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Mr.. Thomas H. Franklin, formerly
of Donaldsonville, but now of San
Marcos, Texas, arrived here Sunday,
for the purpose of making the neces-
sary arrangements for taking his
mother, sisters and brother to San
Marcos, where the family will here
after reside. By his industry and
ability in the practice of his profess
sion, Mr.. Franklin is achieving sue
cess and reputation that we confident
ly anticipate will give him q promi-
nent standing at the Texas bar in the
near future. Their household effects
are being disposed of, and the family
will take their departure on the Ella
Hughes Monday evening, leaving
New Orleans by the Morgan railroad
the following morning. We hope they
will find prosperity and happiness in
their new home.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

The duplicate statement forwarded
by Parish Treasurer Vicknair to the
Auditor of Public Accounts shows
that from the 10th day of April to the
9TH of July, Capt. R. P. Landry, Tax
Collector of this parish, collected the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Peter BATHS, the man whom David
White was accused of poisoning, died
this week, and the cause of his death
was consumption. So well satisfied
were the Coroner and attending
physician upon this point, that the
body was simply viewed; no post
morton examination being deemed
necessary. BATHS has beer ill
many months and his death was to
be expected in the inevitable course
of the fatal disease to which he fell a
victim. The charge of poisoning pre-
ferred against White seems to have
been based upon very fiimsy and i'm
probable grounds, nothing more sub
stantial sustaining it than the fact
that BATHS had taken cup of coffee
at Whites house year before and
had an attack of illness just after
wards,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

IOtaI,. AUUo OF
Making a grand total of 1924 81,
for which Capt. Landry has the re-
ceipts of the State and Parish Treas
urers.
, 1877-07-16

pipes. and siycr-mountrH boxes, The tunics
were tnossls black or dark n1fv-. tlnneh there
WIS asprinaliu4 II bright saffron. green, and
trmaon. raro'ially among The Chiefs and
Pslnres. They s'fr the ntual Circzs.ian heal
dress. Tcd ''r whtc tail cap surrounded i'y
lnN.3tke enFersug "E black or brown Attrarnn
fur, '1'nrc:ttiHg vi but the ton of the inner
rap. Both -lIe* VI th. 1,rcast arc covered Ly
tinublc hort1mltal rows nj wo,Ic,. ur silver
tubes, according to the srcfal position of the
lrH3fV1itale Eath man rarrc,l at his lark 4 SIX.
tecn'aao,ting Winchester rine and many, 10th
to part with their ancestral wcapont. carried IN
addition The qusiht-tooking, hsrAghtssockcsI,
slTcr.r'aged, fint'ock of bis native nto,ln.
tain. Next day came the Kmrls, still
mnrc picturesque than the Clreasstans,
with their huge brI9ht.itnted tusbnns, ant
crimson anil blue flowing garments showing
through light muslin and ELK snantles. Ex-
travaynht1y vide toveer1 and red lea, her t,oots
turned mp at the too complcted the attire. The
armament conssted Of the Winchester rifle.
curved ctmetcr, and led,9, rcctlke. .laaee. which
they shook and branlt.hed Til II qutscred like
vibrating string. Thete tfooDs wcFe sub:e-
qucntly defeated by the Russians, between the
mountains and Kar4.
, 1877-07-16
What A1a!tns lsoW-J>egs.


Bov.lcgs aud knnk-knees ar1 among The
costll,,orsst sicforn,ltes of humanity. mud wise
u,otl.erx ASSERT that tue csookct1css III either
v:1Ae ariscs froal the afflicted ons having leen
pus upon his Or her feet too early In babyhoo4i.
hut Manchester {England) physician, Dr.
crotnpton. who has watched for thu true cause,
thinks differently. liz attributes the tirst-
mentioned distortion to a habit rome youngsters
delight iu, VI rubbing tic sulc Of nus f<x't
agalnst that Of tho other; SONG will Go II
sleep witt, tne solss together. They
appear to enjoy the coutaet only
when tLo feet arc naked; they don't
attempt TO make 1t wt,en they are socke.t or
stippcred. 10 tue remedy Il obViouA; k.ep the
tAly's so1cs covered. knock.knees ths Doctor
AkcFibc4 to dilYercut childish hablt, that O l
alceplug Oh ths sl.le, with une knsc tucked ul.
der ths hollow behlna the Other. liz has found
tIlat whcru oau leg has been bowed inward
naore than tue other, the patient las always
slept on one stJe, ain the upperlaost member
has been thu nlost tlsfortnc'i. i1rre the pre-
ytntlye Is u pad tho tnsi,Ie Of the knrcs, ~
t, keep them apart, aud Jet tbs llats grow
freely their own way. Al u which u cut,l-
nn:1.aed to mothers who desire the physical up-
EiEltuesa of their progeny.
, 1877-07-16

explain the extreme tlfGnTspett1on ncressarT
in the granting nf The nllch,envctcd perinis:t"n
t. follnw the operations of the army ri Invasion
Tnc runntsr hw:.rtns with spies, in Turkish pay:
thrse are generally f:racltte., nj when great
numbers ACCOMPANY tAE rear guards ri the col-
nu,nk ~ suffers N ,cdtlfers. Iwu Of these
*oEshies llad rendered themselves very ro',-
snie'lsais fur their ut'.tlsy and tacir itqlta:-
tIycnett. Naturally. they were suspectv'1 ant
wa.!scj. and on SUNDAY night were arfcatci
as ulcy were abostt to embark 1t, q small
ts'nt IN tho l)anite. for sumo unknown
deAtinht10u. Taken Immediately before the
Provost Marshal, and interrugatcd as to their
intentions. their answers. at Drat evastve, grail
uallJ became embarrassed, as they had M pa
Esh Tor sterlcta by torchlIeht = WI. not ,on.d.
crcs1 Al available ol!e. 1T last, tho younger Ut
the twu, fellow Of nhout ~ ycaes OF aye, hop-
lnE, douht1ess. to sase hts own life by the saer-
money fr,m the Turks, and that, In spite Of the
tnuucatIons, they had intended to cross the
Danube In nrdcT to make their report to q per
son pos.ed at a rcrtain point On The Bulgars.n
1 lah ti,cr guilt; lhe Court Martial pronounced
It's sentence, and platoon Of execution WA
then and there detailed. According to my tn
fbrmant, the behavior OF tho two Culprits wns
about 20. tall aud powerfully built with atrong-
ly marked features, marched cut with stofc1sns
worthy Of better fate. His companion, on tne
contrary Vas the picture uf the most ahscct dc
hpulFs l}G lnIEH HlEnktlA ~ t1lt lCEk u ela
Judges, invoked their compassion In favor Of
the revelations which be had made, called upon
Abraham aud isaae and the prophets In gem
cral 10 help him, even offered to abture hla
faith II ills life woro spared, and fell upon his
face and wrlthed about llke. d reptile, until
he was carried out tx't1lIy and tied TO tree,
Fhere he continued bis tsoxs and la'nensatlon:s
In q cultural Iar9ou: Of Hebrew, German, ami
TurklaIl until bullet sent HIN Into an0ther
world. Thc other walked out bol'lly and With
ont q remunstrAnce. lie gaye Elancs IF I'm
utterable contempt at his rowarlly axonptee,
put his back against a stake and then for tile
first time, opening bis lips, said With sueer
Russians to par for his life, and that he thought
little Of its aacrlhcc. His last words were !:
Fire, dogs! / hate your accuraed' sace''
''fhcre was q En1l Of MuBkatry; the two stlcs
felt fosws-d .u their faces: d Corporal stepped
out AMI discharged bullet. II q coup dc grace.
itttu the eur Of each, and ali @as over. Nubo1y
knoHs tflcir names nor whence they came, aud
| nothing but their untntstakahle jewish physi-
ognomics would have revealed their origin.
, 1877-07-16

So1haasi4 {.4tA&l Republican.
Women 1re iorEing right ahead itl England,
o. In ths country. The Senate OF tic Cnivcr-
sitY ot London lately heard petition Of zoo doe
tuFs u;.alpst the gratunE OF n,cdieul irgrrcs 10
wumcu, their protest being grounded nvoscdIy
on their tcar df co.tnpct!st9n. Yhs sonatu e..,-
ever. Tue el'lct prize, in applied luatAsnlat.es
and lnecllanfcs n the University wss won this
m s,r 10 youug n!su;. she has also won the Meyer
de Nothsvhild sciolatshlp Of $50 pcr year.
When Pr..l Clifford called out her name for
the l,onor, hc bati hers was the fnest mathis
nas,al nlintl Ae hui ever met with III pupil
of either ser, and that few mora students
like hcr wnu.d ra!su tue young university above
the older institutions. Aud ret Miss Watson ia
young aul pretty. s!,e waa not the only woman
~ vii. .listtuctu In thu college: for Prot. ltux
lcy's daughter Marion took t!e sEst prize IN art,
alkA Cut,st D. Arcy tle hrss n art al.atotny,
aud .lis4 Orsnc, slstrr Ut rsuf. Maasou's wife.
gained tic Jo4eph tinme chotarsl.ip N tur!s.
prudence. Nc observe thAt tho Paris faculty
u .ledirtnc have Etscn doetor's dlnIo!na to
Xcnaidt 0ukotutI, 5outlg Rl!s.tan woman, 1t
tl4c aaulc time coulpllmcntllg her highly OH hcf
scientific atiatnluclta.
, 1877-07-16

t,,tt ',rcn cpmpfc:et1 The tra1 antuRt itnr.
vested will he abtull :}.1D,0vJ bushels. or this
amount, thsce-,unttcrs will sts,n hc ready fpr
shipment to EASTERN markets. The rrop OF RE
anl hartc1 is Inn'tt larger than III my fur1,cr
year. anil already III stack In st,Iur I'TslIttc-. 4
lew wheat fields v. re rut tns]aY, hut the Ecner
al harvcst will MT tre under way. for als'ut twn
weeks. There n no fear ot gra.shonpcr.. They
havo hren flying ovtr autl aifghtin1 IN various
srctions the past two weeks, but, 20 far Al ran
be aacertatnel, have not damaged wheat an
average Of per tent, and 4 b nov 50 fat 81.
damage rcamlttng from their raids. Corn IL
coming on finely md promises large yield.
MISSOURI.
susctdi Dt&pafrA 10 7he Tribune.
WArsoN. Atch1aon TO-, NO.. July i5:-N'e are
now in tile midst of eJ'rtng.wheat harvest. The
auality Uf the wheat Il good and the yield above
in aytrHgc. Weather nit that could 10 asked.
The harley crnp has tccn secured In gota! orler,
snd qualify anil yield above an average. Corn
crop luoking fine, but some Of 1t ls late on ac-
count ri net weather In tho spring and early
summer,
, 1877-07-16

Five years ago young actress mat1s the a.
a9!alaintancr, q! in Italy. OF . Prince Of au old
florcotfne family. The young pair becanc
mucl, attached TO Gael b other, aud when tho
Prince went to parla, he pissed much Of his
time n the wnsnan's company. Six months ugo
tue Princes father died, after urging his son to
rel'n9u!et tue society of the actress. The young
man complied, and Informed her that lie could
SC her IN thu future hut rarely. She VA,
distressed, but. finding him unsbaken In his
resolution. appears to aclucscc. a month ago
he returned 10 Paris. and stlc sent Il reqlett
thath would d'1c and pass an evening with l.cr.
lie accepted, anil, after dIntn.. they drove to
the !'n!s De l}onf'cnc. On returning she drop.
ped her fan from the carriage, and he alsghtci
to receiver II. As he did - the fired two tl,Dts
from a revolver At herself, one pf wlllch took
eileyt In hcr breast. sho handed her lover, ~
which he placed hastily IN tl!* pt,ckct. nua then
turned l,'s attention 10 her. Hhc was tuken to
lis rcshleMc, and at last accounts wu: In high
fever and unconscious. The package wna
handed to the ComtIssary Of Polisc, au foun,l
TO contain letter expressing the EtnJuaslh!lity )
Of living without hfs Affection, and her de-
termination to die.
, 1877-07-16
Tho Russian Generals Ia Afnlouia.

The military careers uf the Russian Generals
who have been so ut.sucrcssfu III Armenia are
skctchcsl by writer in linN -ldH Gazette. Nell
koif and Tcrrukassotf arc Armcniafu: Dcwcl
II German; aud Oklobschto Is Monicnecrit.
Gen. Neltkolf. who IL onfy 81 years. Of u:e, III
the son OF q lnerchant. and began llia military
career ~ an unlrcr in the l,ussar regiment
In st.. Petersburg. With bis soldiers,
Mel1ko1 IL personally great tarorise.
Ife visits them In their boyouacs, tastts
t!.elr s%ur, aud inquiries after the't com
quensly inspecting The Held hospitals aud un!bu
lanscs At tlu same time, ho is 4 strist 'iissi-
from the not,.coinmiss!tuedo officers of bis ARMY,
apunctuat performance of tter dutv. Educated
Iii the 1.azaselT Institution In Mnseo, lie speaks,
bcai1es Armenian, Turkish. Persian, Russian
and French, but ktows nothing Ut either Ger
Man or English. General Tcrgukasson ID DE-
sse1tlel from ~ Armenian clergyman. Whcu
Sehamyl WIS taken prisoucr, TerKtkxssoG was
tho tlrst to mount thu watls OF Guniz, and to
plant on them the Russian .co!oFs. Gencral
Oklobschto, tho commander Of the Rso1l Corps,
llas been for many years u the liussian service.
Admittedly u bsavo soldier, hls canac!Ly as Mi
Independent leader IL questioned, tIc IL said tu
at rashly aud without DUE forcthouglt.
, 1877-07-16

the court. In their dealing With great criminals.
anil tl,c trucking CON arsltcc r'nwn bT all f,i1i-
ters ot the law toward desperate or dangerous
Nlrn,
Almost every member of the Understood
gang llns been indicted limo aud ngnEn for
ss,1tie crlne but without effect. Every member
hn. been tried hcfurc Epsle ro:;tt, but with NJ,
better result. 4 Ia',rlsing display nt Jtlfttf.
vas nlatlc suf,e yearh aKo, when Tabcr and
their hail t1xesl At s.,M0 rncll. The slaluwness
Of the net WAS shown, however, when tjeorgo
". Underwood wns accepted IL their bail, and
no attempt wHs ever afterward made to rcarrest
tho psIsonern or declare ttlc bail forfeited. It
the eane time, tint members o[ tho gang rode
up. and down the highways, arinttl with rlDes.
and threatened to- ahoot aiiyIndy who would 20
10 court and tcatlfy agatnht tllcu..
, 1877-07-16
CROP REPORTS.

EpecIa! NtptAch to 1As 7sibUA&,

8pteIa! Nt0Uck 70 M 71bVNA
LIVINGSTON, ILL.,. July 1A-The rye harvest Ia
about completed; acreage aud yield aboye an
ayerage. It was harvested iu good condition.
AvcruKe yield, thirty-ayo bushels per acrc.
Corn IL doing we'll; VIC sha1l have good crop.
row; weather could not be Morc favorable.
Seecial fhgl.!sc+ IL I1s TFleHA<.
ELlzAuETnTowh, Hardin Co., ILL.,, July IT,
Winter wheat and rye secured tn excellent cots-
dillon. ThEcshi0g has commenced, and tho
gralu IL turning out well. Gals ha1 been cut
md IL ln Rt,ol shsp0-
Special 1ts5a1teA 70 Ta& 7HaaA&.
FARKxAsHuKo, NehlR1d Co., ILL.,, July 1k-.
The wheat all harvested ID good condition. Tho
largest crop III several ycars- We arv now cut
thug oats; Yield good, but acreage small. The
Kra4S crop IL very heayy.
DAKOTA.
Epect1a hssascA 70 ~ TstsuAs.
Sioux C11Y, July l4.--A Glove eatimate OF tho
wheat crop u Southern Uakota fos 1371 hxA
, 1877-07-16
lQQtCIAl.

hPF3ad1 Zs1a71A1& 70! l9@ 1FTbsFN.
GAL.snuHo. liz, July H-Thu Republican
County Cuuyrnts,n met Ut u.ts city yesterday
AMI elected delegates to the Distdct Judicial
Convention al Gxlya on tho 18th lust. 'rt4o
two candidates for the position Of third Circuit
Judge under The new law before tue Convcn-
ton were II. B!gclow, Of Galsa, aud John j..
Glenn, Of Monmouth. Tie contest between
the friends Ut thcaa gentlemen vas lively
one, AID the delegation chvsen IL thyt.1cd. Out
Of twenty-ons delegates. the probabilities arc
that eleven will support Glenn and ten bIg-
Glow.
GpAias RsspascA 10 TIA 7fstsaA
BLooxtHGrOK, ILL.,, July 15.--1he Hon. e. +.
NcNeilt, OF WRtacka, who was = taa1ld4tc 1,F
tho Thrill Iudlxahtp IT. the Eieyeuth Jaw
judicial District, Aa. Withdrawn his maine III
favor OF Franklin Blades, Of Watscka, wlo h
now leading Republican candidate.