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AN ATTEMPTED MURDER.
DANGEROUS CONDITION or THE WOUNDED
MAN. ~

PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1873
An attempt ut murder WAS committed this morning
az a low drinking saloon and house OF ill-iame, No
90 Green street. The victim was tho proprietor,
scwe c. Hull he Is also proprietor OF an establish
OF similar character ut Atlantic City, while
there made the acquaintance OF Carrie Bentley,
whom be aided In opening saloon Ninth
street, above Race. man named Tom McCon.
nell, OF New Orleans, had been Tor some time an
intimate with Carrie extremely jealous Of the
attentions Of Hull and threatened at various times,
while intoxicated, to kill him, but no serious heed
paid to his threats About haii-past ten o'clock
this morning. Mcconnell walked into Hulps saloon on
Green street, ana called Tor drunk, throwing halt
dollar on the counter Hull asked him II he
hadn't anything smaller, as he could not
change n. Tho replied with an oath,
rough names saying, "You - I've como hero
TO lick you or XIII your Hc then stopped back
tow PAGES and drawing u revolver bred three shots
lodging under the lett Jaw close to tho carotid
artery. I he second shot entered Huil's right hand
as no threw II up to protect himself. Tho third
missed It's aim and entered the outer summer door
through which Hull was rctrcatinr.
ESCAPE or TnE cuLPRIr.
Mcconnell walked coollY INTO the back room
out Into tho yard and from there into The street
without beng Intercepted and escaped He Is said
TO DO u tall. pock.marked man OF dark complexio
and has been for years a desperate character Hull
has always naintained the character IN his neigh
borhood OF being very quiet and ironcnsivc man.
Dr. Finn was called in TO attend the wounded
and has pronounced tho wound serious ono and
likely to prove fatal.
The police are hunting for Mcconnell
AZ haifpast eight this evening Hull had recovered
from the first shock Of tue assault sufficiently SIT
ny IN bed and converse with some freedom. Tom
at Ninth and Race streets, and committed 10 await
the result OF the injuries 10 Hull
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GOOD TEMPLARS.

Bosroy. May 20, 1878
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of tho World Of the
Order Of Good Templsrs Is holding It's twenty fourth
session here Delegates present from all parts or
the United States, from England Ireland, Scotland
and Canada. Various committees were appointed and
ra,ernai greetings received Tho report Of W. @. r.
Rose congratulated the Order on largo accesslons
during the past year. and reviewed the negro question
aud the diss, nsons In tho order that grew Of H.
and said: Thc doors are IN reality open to all
mankind, ana over the temple now noats mo banner
OF univcrsa BROTHERHOOD Tue report OF the A.. W.
o. Secretary c0ngratuates tho Order It's numerical
and financial progress, and sums up as follows ITO.
day tho Good Templar Ordor Of tho world frmy o..
tablished In y.soven different countries aud
territories In sir continents Of tho world, and the
order vas established IN fifteen countries unoccupied
by 1. last year. with total mpershlp Of 500 OOn
adults and loo. COZ juvenles.n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop \. Y. Wadhams, Of ogdcnsburg, and Thomas
@. Avord, OF Syracuse, are at the Metropolitan Tx
Governor Rufus Bullock, Of Georgia. Is at tho Wind
sor. General A. Med McCook and Colonel n. Tour.
tcottc, United States Army, and John Is. Alloy, u
Boston, are at tho FUN Avenuo Senator D. u. ST.
John, oil Newburg, and Adjutant General Franklin
Townsend, OF Governor Kobinson's stan, arc at tho
Brunswick. Paymastcr General George y. Cater ana
Paymastcr George II. Read, United states Navy, and
ex.Speakcr Henry smith, OF Aibany. al the Astor
Rear Admiral Reed werden, United States Navy. and
Ex-Governor J. W. steward. OF Vermont. arc Al the
Everett Captain Hams, Of the steamship scytbia,
Is At the Brcvoort Matthew II. Carpenter, OF Wis.
consiD, and senator W. W. Rockwell Of Glcnn's Pal g.
~ ", are at the Hoffman. Rear Admiral Alfred
Taylor United states Navy, Is at the Gissy. sheriff
John VI. Clark, Of Boston, Is at the Grand Central
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
NOMINATION OF supsxMr COURT JUDGES.

NOMINATION OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
NASHVILLE, May 90, 1873.
The Democratic State Convention, TO nominate i've
judges OF the Supreme Court, to-day. f. T. Tall
fsrro the present Speaker or the House OF Rsprssen
tatvcs. was chosen permanent chairman. Much time
was consumed III speeches and presenting the nnmes
Of candida,ea The following names wcrc presented:
From East Tennessee, Robert Mcfarland and ). W.
Dederick; IRON Middle Tennessee, William =.
Cooper, Peter Tiernsy, James j. Turner, Thomas
Jones, John W. Burton and David Campbell; from
West Tennessee, John l.. T. Snced, Thomas J. Free
man, Howell Il. Jackson, Robert T. Morgan, Benjamin
J. Lea and Judge Cochran.
Four hours were consumed in taking the frst ballot
by counties, and at its cuson great fusion
caused bv rapid changing OF votes leading candi
oates. Alta quarter past nine O'Clock the total vote
beng announced showed majority for Mcfarland,
Dcderck, Tierney and Cooper and they declared
the nominees by reclamation amid great excitement
All but Cooper are members OF the present Supreme
Court.
Tho Convention then adjourned 70 nine o'clock to-
morrow morning. There still remains one moro Can.
didate TO be elected from West Tennessee.
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PRESS CLUB RECEPTION.

The spring reception OF tho Press Club held last
evening, was enjoyable affair, about Two hundred
members aud guests beng present The entertain
mcnt was opened by President Wool introducing Tho
venerable Tnurlow Weed, mombsr OF The club, who
in quarter OF an hours speech gave very
pleasant rcminisccnses of journalism IN the
last hall century Among the artists aud
others Who helped to I up the programme were
Henry Singschon, vioinist; Charles Morton. barr
tone; %. d. Haley, tenor; A. r. BURBANK, j. ID. Bur.
dcto aud William q. Hu,chings, ciocutionists, ard
Professor Rico. pianist. Mr.. II. Z. King acted
steal director. Bret speeches wero made by Post
master James, Augustus Maverick, X. y. ANDREWS
and other trends oil the cuU. The reading OF char
acisrstic tcIcgraphc letter from General sherman
GREETING his inabiny TO reach the cry time par
ticpatc and wishing the club success, was warmly
retya
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MEETING or THE STATE CONVENTION
PLA1FoIM AND THE CANDIDATES.

MEETING OF THE STATE coStESTIoN-THE
PLATFORM AND THE CANDIDATES.
CEDAR RArIps, May 20. 1878.
The Democratic State Convention met at eleven
O'Clock A. ~, with 421 delegates present, with no
contests The Committee on Permanent orgsnizat,on
reported u dge Edward johnson. Of Lee county, a.
permanent President
Speeches wore made by D. q. Finch, d. +. Miller,
s. Kline and j. N Preston.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported
tho following platform, which unanimously
Adopted
THE PLATFORM.
eensratua,s the country the restoration Of home rule
70 sns south AND the era o. peace eroaya. aeon. IN 70
make This declaration Of princip
HON. rule supremacy osss evil the military
fore Aw eppos'tisn 10 the granting Of subsidies TO
corporation whstevsr
been one OF hster Ia moneyed monopoes. VI unequal
,sa.ion q exemption ." GLASS and Of rsmorssss con.
employment TO labor and therefore denonnce H. It's
@s:. misery sad wan. shis now aiisi the nation
Third Labor and eapissl have Az taasi dsmsnd upon
Fourth Public officers should Oe held strict account
ability dsautes DO severely punished and riot and dis
I We aeprsss.s tho funding ., nSn.,nssrs.. bear.
rate NOT exceeding fsur per cent
United the discharge public aud private
obligations except when otherwise provided by contract
aud the that the be the
conditional repeat Of the Resumption and
OF silver equal conditions with 20 d. We oppose any
ten and favor the substitution of United States Treasury
notes tor pational bank bills.
Srea-It is the duty OF the government to take imme
date steps great Western vvrrs and the
provided should 10 CONNIE EsurHts with tho I'm
porsHncs and nj gnitude OF the WORK.
EiqhlA-A thorough investigation into tho election
frauds should DO made Frauds should be truth
indicated and Grim punished Ia accordance with tho
law Whenever found and rearm the doctrines
Of Mr. Tldvns letter claims proper adjust
mcnt OF rational policy that class Of claims the
public Treasury.
STATE TICKET.
Tho following State TICK ct adopted by ACCLAIM
For Secret0ry Of Stdte-T. o Walker.
For Auditor of Stdfe-Colonei Eiboeck.
For Treasurer-E. d. Fem.
For Register OF State Land OBJECT 8. Bard xell.
For Judge Of Supreme Court-Judge j. c. Knapp
For Clerk or the Supreme COurt-M. v. Cannon
For Reporter Of supreme COURT. b Elliott, Of
Marion county.
For Attorney Generai-General John Gibbins
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKaALp.]

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
CLEVELAND Ohio, May 20, 1878.
J. II. Arthur, Grand Chief Of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. stated In the most emphatic
manner to-day that there no truth IN the scnsa-
tona repor teiegraphed from Washington that trains
on the Northern and Western railroads would soon bs
stopped simultaneously. Engineers OF tho Brother.
hood. no said would have nothing whatever TO do
with such work. Mr. Arthur tenounccs tho circuia.
tors OF such rumors There Is not, nor has there
been since last summer any unusual agitation vis.
Bile at the headquarters of THIS organization, and
so lar as tho brotherhood is concerned these rumors
are, doubtless, unquaiiaedly false. I. H. Ingraham,
First Assistant Cnic says that the railway officials
wno are known to DO preparing Tor trouble alarmed
wholly Without cause.
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REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 90. 1878.
The Board OF Trade to-day adopted resolutions pro-
testing against tho further reduction OF the United
States Army declaring that II Is unable to per-
form tho duties required OF u and urging Congress
enact law providing for tine incr. OF the army
Among the declarations in the preamble is one that
tho spirit OF Communism rio among u.s. and unless
effective taken to overawe the law less
Of the population tho terrible lessons oil last
summer will be repeated.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90, 1878
At meeting of the Commercial Exchange, held
this morning. a resol uton was agreed favor OF
pettioning Congress to increase the Standing army
OF the United States and asking the defeat OF the
bill now under discussion. \. N. Brooke presided.
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EUROPE'S PEACE CONGRESS.

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA ACCEPT INVITATIONS TO
THE coxFEREEcs-ATTEMpr TO ARRASoE
TWO CONFERENCES.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE rEELoRAM1
LONDON, May 20, 1878.
The correspondent OF the TELEGRAM has just
been informed, on the very best OF authority, that
Russia and England have accepted invitations to
the Congress to- be held In Berlin. Previous de-
spatches axing It ut June IL are premature, as
the prelIminaries are still under discussion.
now prrLoxArisTs WORK.
Both sides arc exhibiting lively desire to arrive
at some conclusion, and there are many apparent
efforts being put forth to that end, nut there are
reasons for beIicving that this is only assumed
air, ana while the diplomats are lavish with their
honeycd words VI peace there Is no real wish to
compromise existing relations
STARRING AND yEEcrxo.a
The bargaining and fencing over trining points
OF etiquette and minor detail are az desperate as
ON the main points upon which the destiny OF
nations hinges. and even the places and date OF
meeting are bones Of contention
ArrEMrr TO ARRANGE Two CONFERENCES.
At present there is an attempt being made TO
arrange for two series OF conferences the nrst Q
military convention, In wnich the simultaneous
withdrawal OF both the Russian and British forces
viii be the subject matter OF debate and the other
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| VERDICT FOR THE GOVERNMENT.

HAWTHORN. Conn.,, May 30 1878.
In the United States District Court to-day the case
OF the Government against MIRA Louise NJ NsIsnoid,
widow OF General J. X. y. Mansfield. United States
Army KILLED at Antictam) trial before jury.
General Mansfield was bondsman for Assistant Pay
master Joseph "a. Wade, Of Cincinnati, whose &C
counts, alter the death Of Genera Mansfield proved
10 DO Is, 900 short The existence OF tho bond was
not disclosed unit recently having laid fourteen ycnrs
pigeon hocd at Washington. The suit was brought
against his widow to the donccncy anu inter.
csi--about a. O00-aud the Jsry found verdict Tor
tho government for SIS Ex.Cousressm man Rel
ioge Tor respondent, has died exceptions to take tho
Gaze TO tho United States Supreme Court
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INDIGNANT JURORS.
[DY TEL EoRAPH 10 THE HERALD.

[DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
TRRsrox, n. j., May 30 1873
Much Indignation exists hore over the action OF
the Court OF Quarter Sessions In discharging the
whole panel Of jurors--for,y-sg In numbcr--st
the insgatioo OF tho Prosecuting Attorney, because
one jury acquitted man and woman on indct-
ment charging them with having received stolen
chickens Tue Prosecutor stated that he did not OK.
pect a favorable verdct Ia other cases Of similar
character aud the consequence was that tho Jurors
were discnarged The result 10 that prisoners under
indictment viii be held 10 JAZZ for nvo months until
next term OF Court Next FRIDAY the Jurors intend
holding an Indignation meeting, when resolutions
Will be adopted dsnouncing the action OF the Court
and Prosecution. All the Jurors arc respectable men
and held In high esteem IN the community
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WEST POINT EXAMINATION.

PoUoHKEEPsig, N. Y, May 20, 1878.
Tho annual hop OF tho West Point cadets will occur
June IL aud diplomas will DO awarded on June Is.
The cadets will go into camp on Juue 20
GENERAL PoRrkRs CASE.
The commission, composed Of Generals Scho0eld,
Terry and Getty, Will meet at the Point time 10
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large number OF Moderate gencrals including
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A POSTMASTER OUT OF PLACE.
THE ATTENTION OF CONGRESS ASKED TO
VIOLATION OF THE PREsIpEN1's CIVIL SIR
VICE ORDER. =
lpy TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD

VICE ORDER.
INK TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
NEWPORT, II. l., May 20, 1878
In tho Rhode Island Senate to-day MIR. Liiteaed,
OF Lincoln, mentioned In this mornings HERALD as
pressntinga resolution deprecating the opening Of
the Presidential question, called Tho resolution iron
tho table aud moved It's passage immediately sen
sa,ion created Mr.. Treat, Senator from Warwick,
at once arose aud said that Charles H. Brayton, tho
Providence Postmaster, had been IN Newport the past
throe days and was then the state House trying 10
influence members OF the Assembly TO vote against
their honest convictions In the matter OF the election
oil sheriff. direct violation OF the Prcsdents civil
service order, and no offered tho following amend.
meat 10 Mr.. Littefcid's resouton:-
Resolved That whereas the Postmaster at Providence
esent In the General Assembly OF Rhode isand
working the Influence OF hi, position political
In state affairs aud Violations o the
the President VI the United states In regard civil
reform: therefore
Resolved That would respectfully call the attention
Of the House 81 Representatives. OF the United states
the dobedionce OF the Presidents order and would
humby that release DO granted BY Congress
the people oil this state from such ntcrierence With their
rights.
the amendment was indefinitely postponed. The
better element OF tho republican party, while know
ing that Mr.. Brayton Was electoneering IN the
open manner, did not think u so To tasc any action
10 regard 10 the matter nj This time They wcre how
ever disgused, and showed their disapprovaI OF hts
conduct by Young against MS candidate for Sheri VI
Providence and Kent counties.
MIR Littiened's resolutions were passed by q vote
rgD 90 t..S
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HONEST MONEY LEAGUE.

CHICAGO. May 20, 1873
The Executive Committee OF tho Honest Money
League has issued a call for general meeting, TO be
held at Milwaukee June H. for tho purpose OF perfect
ing and forming local organizations and to make the
work OF tho League moro extensive and effective.
Members Il both political parties are invited, tho
League being entirely non-partisan.
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nay 20, 1873
Patrick McLane, gravel train laborer on the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad, was IN.
santiy killed Abingdon eight miles from Scranton
this aftsrn Don BY failine between two cars.
william Gallagher, whe asleep on tho track OF the
Lackawanna aud Bloomsbury Railroad this city,
TO night, was struck by train and literally cut TO
pieces
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 20, 1878
Tho State Convention OF the prohibtionists as
sembicd here to-day, when the following ticket
nominated :-Governor, General i. II. Lane OF Hun
tingdop county; Lieutenant Governor, John Shall
cross Of Philadelphia Secretary OF Internal AFFAIRS
CALVIN Parsons, OF Luzerne county; Supreme Judge,
Daniel Agnew, OF Beaver county
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UNRULY STUDENTS.
[pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.

Annapolis, Nd, May 20, 1878
Tue faculty Of ST. Johns College last night failed 10
try the dsordcrly students because OF insufficient evil
depcc. while the faculty was in session a disguised
student pushed open tho door and blew . blast In
their midst with a tin horn The facuIty was amazed.
Amer tho meeting ono OF tho professors, Rev. j. N.
Dashie, was sluicod with wafer. The building was
searched IN VAIN tor the perpetrator Diligent In
gully " TO be made into this outrage.
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ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.

MoSrGoMERy, May 90, 1878.
The Democratic State Convention assembled here
to-day. W. L. Bragg, OF Montgomery, onacisted as
president. Tbrce ballots taken Tor candidate for
Governor, tho last resulting AZ follows
COBB. .............. 1917 Barnes. LIS
Langlon. ............ sl7sk
Necessary 10 choice, 33l.
The convention then until nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning Five hundred delegates are present
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
AxSApoLts Md. May 20. 1873
Governor Carroll to-day signed tho death warrant
OF Hiram Fooks, convicted In tho Circuit Court OF
Somerset county OF tho murder OF Jack Tyler In Oc-
tober, 1871, aud sentenced to DO hanged. The exc.
cuiion Will take place Friday, July IL
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TEXAS OUTLAWS SURROUNDED.
GALVESTON, May 20, 1878.

GALVESTON, Nay 70, 1873.
A despatch from Fort Graham says:-"Sam Bass,
the tram robber with i've Of his men, Is surrounded
on Big Caddo Creek by Berry Meadow, Sheriff. OF
Stephens county. Meadow reinforced by ten
men IRON Patio Pinto last night at two O'clock aud
expected 10 MAKE attack A. daylight this morning.
some xhting was done yesterday and the day before
but no damage done SIDE. II Ia not known
whether any Of the outlaws were hurLn
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AN INDIAN TO BE HANGED.

SALT LAKE CRY. May 20, 1878
The Indian, Tambago, convicted Of tho murder OF
Alexander Roden, at Fort Hail. to-day sentenced
Ia be hanged nj Borsc City, Idaho on tho 2sth Of
June, By tho District Court at Maiad Car, Idaho.
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PROTECTION FOR BRITISH CO.
LUMBIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav Is. 1878,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S, 1873
Victoria despatch says:-"Colonel Grown, COM
mandant At the School OF Gunnery in Ontario,
rived surerinlend the erection OF Qualifications for
the protection Of Esquimault ana Victoria. Young
men are volunteering for the artillery serviceo
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SALE OF MILLS.

AMEsBURY, Mass, May %, 1878.
The Salisbury Mills were sold at auction to-day to
John Gardner OF Boston, Tor $le0. GEO. The sale in
cudcs the old Amosoury0nd Salisbury corporations
consisting OF nine mills, with warehouses; lighthouses.
&c Tho original cost OF tho property was about
600 600
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THE ENGLISH DERBY.

LONDON, May 20, 1873
The betting on the Derby, which will DO run on
Wednesday next, stands to against the iavo.ilo
Mr. Viewers bay colt Sir Joseph
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ALLEGED MURDERER.

MONTREAL, May 20. 1878
man named Content this morning brought to
the city IRON st. Francois Do SALES. charged with
having killed. Eugene CorDeilie IN a nghL
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DEATH IN THE STREET.

man. whose name Is supposed TO be J. Il Davis,
died suddenly yesterday the street. In front OF No 20
Madison avenue, from hemorrhase OF tho lungs HIS
body was carried tho Twenty nth precinct station
house. and thonce to tho Morgue, and the Coroner
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A DETAULTER SENTENCED.

NRwBURYPoRr, Mass, May 20, 1878.
George r. Waterman, lato paymaster OF tho Pacific
Mills at Lawrence, who stoio Sill, 700, was this
morning sentenced 10 twelve years IN the State
priSOu.