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A La All SIN.

When the result was determined BY
the change OF the (John) Tyler men
when calls were going up on all sides for
and Col. Bent the tune OF "The Conquer
ing hero comes" Caldwell suggested tc
Col. Alex Campbell that now was the
opportune moment for Col. Ben to
mount the roatrum and set him
self right on the pledge business.
Col. Alex, however, did not think the
occasion appropriate, and remarked that
candidates never talked about such mat
tera after they we're nominated. Il wa:
indelicate to refer 10 them. To this cool
and very diplomatic answer poor Char
lie could only reply that
"POr ways that are dark ani tricks that are .viin
[ Ths htaihSn chlnee is peculiar.
Which the sane am lrte 70 nAinAln."
As the conclu,ion Of the Convention is
someWhat personal TO the writer OF thee
line., we will quote what took place from
the report gwen BY Mr.. Day, Of the
Esening Standard, as follows: =.
"When the result was announced cries
were made Tor Wilson, who took the
platform, and after thanking the Con-
yeution for the honor, &C., he branched
of into TRADE Of abuse against A. W,
Campbell, E4q., OF the fSrELLieESoER
who wa. sitting on the platform.
a oowAHDIY ATTACK.
The Democratic nominee Of the First
Congressional District Of West Va, At.
ter rehashing the principles Of the Demo
cratic faith, turned arAund and said that
he noticed his Republican friend of the
ISrELLIoEScIR present, saying, you have
been going for me for the last four
months, and now its my turn, or words
10 that effect. He repeated his little baptis.
malrioke atteuuated from its use In his
cam palgn against Gotf, and wound up by
saying lie would be willing to meet the
gentleman in this campaign on the huat'
ings. And this was the man the Demo
crSts nominated to represent them In the
next Cons ress. His action, in taking 4
mean advantage OF an opportunity. to
assail man who Was debarred the priv.
ilege Of defending himself, and whose
mouth was shut by the hoarse cries OF az
applauding Democracy, showed weak
ness.
His conduct, however, was severely
censured by all sensible persons, and they
were not few.
The Convention, at the conclusion oi
Wilson's speech, or harangue, adjourned
aud how happy we're those who had beer
compelled TO stay and see 1t out.
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POTTER.

New YORK, Angus. 18.-The Potter
Congressional Committee met again this
morning. A dispatch was received BY
the Committee from Mayor Burke oi
New Orleans, saying that he would ar.
rive here on Saturday. He is said TO be
one Of the most important witnesses YET
examined. He was accredited Agent OF
Governor Nichols at Washington during
the celebrated Wormly Conference.
John A. Leete again took the stand
and read several letters from Kellogg
one OF which is as follows:
wILLARD's HorEL, Feb. rs, 1877.
DEAR LrErE:-I received your letter
Il looks now as II the count would pro.
gress and Hayes be declared President
before the 4th Of March. | noticed what
you wrote about that TiHes special, and l
Immediately telegraphed a denial to the
Tines. Packard will be recognized, no
doubt, by Hayes, not by Grant before be
goes out Of Office. Don't see how it can
Be otherwise as all the leading Republi'
cans here are Of tha. opinion. And Lou.
iianA's vote was counted, and she did
become the corner stonel so TO speak.
Such u wonder could only occur in 20
wonderful 4 country rs this, and only
once In one hundred years. Ais well
that ends we'll. Whatever betides, we
have made heap Of history, such as 1t
is. Whenever you go into another State
convention, vote right.
Tsignedl W. P. KELLooo.
Leete, containing said, the FIVE mil
lion dollars relief bill passed In 1874 was
for overflow and also TO take care ol
niggers and see that they voted straight.
Another letter was read alluding to wit
ness, who said, that applies to me, that
was the time / was detailed TO watch you
Potter, when you were on that Commit
tee, and when you got away with Phelps
and Foster. -rE r.t
Potter-I never met two more honor
able men in my lie, your statements are
q mistake.
Leets-Well we thought they were
very soft, and / was detailed TO zee after
you and End out how you got around
them. Here witness produced an elect
ion ticket Of 1875, got out BY the Repub
licans. It bore names OF Democratic
candidates all through, with the except
ion Of Durrall, Republican, for Congress
Another letter was read from witness "a
Leete, It stated that he was getting die
gusted with Wells, and that he was staty
Ing.
Leete, continuing said, you see West
more Wn James Madison Wells editor
Of bis organ. Wells lived at Rspids's
Parish and regarded the place as his pri
yAte kingdom.
1twould take a long time to explain
the meaning Of the letter. At this stage
owing TO the absence Of Gen. Butler and
some Witnesses. The Committee adjourn
ed until Monday.
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YElIOW FEVER.

PENSACOLA, Fla, August l6.-ThG
Board OF Health now require passengers
from the infected cities TO be detained by
quarantine twenty days instead oi ten as
heretofore. The quarantine against
Memphis goes into effect to-day.
New ORLEANS, August l8.-Filed al
I0A M.-New cases, l0s; deaths, 90.
MEEPHIs, August 16.-The Board oi
Health raised the quarantine at this
place this morning. There were IL new
cases and 8 deaths reported this morn
ing.
At 4 mas meeting held at Grenada
Opera House this morning q committee
OF twenty. Ave were appointed to take
such action ae desired necessary for pro-
viding a plan Of safety 10 such Of our
people as are pecuniArily unable TO do so
without assistance. They requested
Mayor Flippen 10 borrow $1,000 for
the relief Of the poor and needy.
James Speed, ticket agent OF the Mem.
phis & Louisvills Railroad, has cold
$35, 900 worth Of tickets since Monday.
Nearly half Of the population has lef!
the city.
NEw YoRK, August l6.-Patrick Ri
ley, horse shoer, arrived this morning,
very sick, from New Orleans, which
place be left Monday. Yellow fever be-
log spprehended, the health authorities
are closely watching the case.
WASHINGTON, August 16.-The circu=
lar Of instructions for the marine hos
pitals, prepared by DR.. Woodwork, re-
iates to the rapid spread Of yellow fever.
It declares that land quarantine is iuef-
fectiye and maintains that the disea.e is
spread by clothes and effects coming from
the infected districts rather than by pa
tients. 1t moreover says that yellow fever
patients never communicate the disease,
excepting through their clothing and ef-
fects.
VIoKsauRe, August l6.-The Health
Officer reports three new cases Of yellow
fever In the last twenty.four hours.
NEw ORLEANS, August l6.-Deaths 10.
day include twelve children, ten OF them
under Eve years.
In answer to 8 question DR.. Chapin,
President Of the Board Of Health, ex-
pressed the opinion that those who had
previously had the yellow fever were 10
no danger Of taking 1t again even though
they had spent summer or two away.
PoRr EADs, August 16.-SiI new cases
Of yellow fever and one death since yes
terdays report.
QUARANTINE AGA1ssT LOUISVILLE,
o1scrssArr, August l6.-The Health
Officer will issue proclamation to'nor-
row morning, declaring rigid quaran-
tine against all boats from Louisville and
frobidipg railroads from bringing pas.
sengers or certain specified articles Of
freight from infected cities In the South
into this city.
LITTLE ROCK, August l6.-Passenger
and freight trains are running through
from ST. Louis TO Texas on the St. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad.
CAIRo, August l6.-The steamer Gold.
en- Rule, from New Orleans, was detained
below this city until supplies we're sent TO
her, when she proceeded up the Ohio
without landing. John Blum and the
clerk Of the boat died. Two others are
sick, supposed to be yellow fever.
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CALIFORNIA.



SAN FRAScIsco, August l6.-The de-
tails Of the confessions OF Dye and An
dersou are TO the following effect: Dye
had found the office Of Public Admins
traitor Improbable and had remarked
ocia,ioually in jest that he would hayeto
kill somebody TO make il psy. The idea
Obtained deep hold on his mind, and he
tohk Anderson, whom he had for long
time employed In his butcher shop, and
ard another party yet unknown, into his
counsels. Dye and Anderson charge each
other with being the original tempter.
They say they finally fixed on Tullis IS
the victim. Dye had bten his friend and
neighbor for twelve years and knew the
value ot hia property, and as Tullis had
never been communicative concerning
bis family affairs Il was supposed he had
no relatives to claim his estate. Over
two months ago Anderson and the un-
known party went 10 Tullis' place
TO put the plan into execution, but
their courage failed them. Dye urged
tho crime persis.ently, and Anderson
conceived the idea Of murder BY poison.
Poironed cock tsils were prepared in 9
saloon kept BY Dye 4 Clarke in sscra.
mt u;O, and Anderson went 10 the Tullis
rancho In search Of work. They gave
him the poisoned bottle after number
OF drinks together from bottle OF good
LIQUOR and left for some reason. This
pl0t misclrried. II was then decided
that bold work was required. A boat
va, built at Dyes bouse, and Anderson
pulled Il down the river, and was joined
By his confederate below the city, and
they proceeded to the Tullis rancho.
They found him in the orchard, knocked
him down with 4 sand bag and shot him
in several places. This was on the even.
ing OF Thursday the lst inst. at Z o'clock.
Dye, on this evening, stAid At his house
10 Sacramento ill 8 o'clock entertaining
visitors. BE excused himself, took
buggy, drove down the river l6 miles and
met the ASsassins at the place appointed
and drove than pack 10 Sacramento.
During the race they related all the cir
cuInStSnces Of the murder to Dye. Ticor
returned much under the influence Of
liquor. Dye says that Anderson revealed
TO him the crimes Of his past lie, In
cluding the murder OF two sheep herders
in the vicinity OF Sacramento. Dyes
plan for realizing on the estate OF Tullis
vas TO compromise with the creditors.
His legitimate commission would have
been about thirty-two hundred dollars.
Dye has always BONE good reputation,
but the parties now coming forward
affirm that he was 4 bu.hWAeker during
the war and piIlaged and murdered In.
discriulinAiely. The confessions cover
about eight closely printed columns, de-
veloping every stage Of progress TO the
commission Of the crime. Neither party
will be allowed to turn States evidence,
as the District Attorney Is confident Of
conyictlpR both. --t
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Hanged.

PrrrsFtELD, MASS, August l6.-John
Teneyiug, colored, was hanged here this
morning for the murder oil Mr.. and Mrs,
David SliIlmAan, At Sheffield, on the 18th
Of November last. He coniesses 10 other
crimes, but denies the murder Of the
stillmsus. He is also guilty Of bigamy
leaving theee wifes and number oi
children.
San FRAsusco, August 10. VIM,
Wilson, alias Patterson, was hanged At
San Berdenardino this morning for the
murder OF one Barrett.
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GERMANY.
Execution OF HoedIe, the Would.
be Assassin.

BERLIN, August ls-Emil Hoedle,
WHO attempted TO assassinate Emperor
wllliau on May llth, 10 avenue Unter
den Lenden, was beheaded this morning
10 the court yard OF the new prison. The
Imperial warrant deemed that Justice
should take its course, and was signed on
the 9th OF the present month. Hoedle
was about 81. ontrial he protested tha.
he had not intended 10 take the life Of the
Emperor, but sought TO take his own
lifsin public manner, In order to create
sympathy for the suffering people, but
numerous witnesses testified that Hoedel
levelled his weapon direct at the Emper-
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strike for Higher Wages.

PornvrLLE, Pa, August l6.-The
breaker boys a, the Depreyast colliery, Al
CentrAlia, struck for an advance oil
wsges this morning. They demand the
same basis OF wages that is paid BY the
Philadelphia and Reading Galleries. The
Iron Company, in consequence Of this
strike at the colliery, have 200 persons
idle. H.s
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Buried in q Gravel Bed.

oswFoo, August 16.-The gravel bed
AtSterling Junction gave way this morn
ing, burying Fred. Bear, Howard Schultz
NocholGs Archer and Tim Denim. Denim
was taken out alive, The others were
dead. a.s
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WAsHIsoroS, August l6.-The ssh
cali for the redemption Of ave millior
Of $50 bonds Of '65 consols has beer
issued; the principal and interest 10 b
pad on and after the 18th Of November
next and interest ceases on that day.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, August 1s.-A Convention
between Austria and Turkey, relative 70
tbs Austrian occupation OF the Turkish
Provinces, was signed yesterday BY Count
Andrassy, Austrian Chancellor and Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs, aud Curatheo-
drrf Pasha
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broken bis most solemn promise. "This
you know to be true, ,"sAid be, "and ] defy
you in the presence Of this Convention TO
deny IT," :,
10 the language Of Poe, "the man said
nothing but sat upon rock" Col. Ben
said nothing but sat upon his bench,
while "sick -send for. .McGinnisn look
played upon his countepance. He had
evidently not prepared himself for such
4 dOnouement As this,
THE FINALE.
For at least two minutes Caldwell thus
confronted aud accused the Colonel. Al
the end Of this time, Col. Ben's next friend,
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, got
alongside Of Caldwell aud in q gentle
tone gave him to understand that Col.
Ben would presently give this charge his
attention from the rostrum. On the
strength OF this iutimation Charley slack.
ed his FIRE and rested on his arms, As 1t
we're. The Tyler county delegates re-
turned, the call proceeded, and 10 aud be.
bold the delegation had not changed.
They still voted solid for Col. Dams
votes for johnson.
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ITALY.

RoxE, August l6.-Ths party Of Amsri.
can excursionists, numbering twenty.six
ladies and iorty.four gentlemen from Bos-
ton, in charge Of Prof. Louriee, have been
received at audience by the Pope.
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nEsrRrcrrYE rREsHEr.

A Eureka, New, dispatch ssys that
town was vi.iled thi. evening BY a ireshet
caused by heavy rains in the mountains.
The food swept down the rAVine 10 which
the town Ia built, carrying away every.
thing movable and destroying houses,
outbuildings, &c, The damage has been
considerable, but since = similar vista
ton four years ago most OF the buildings
have been raised above the level Of the
water and escaped destruction, though
the lower aoors were flooded.
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CLEVELAND, August I6.-The Bank Of
Millersburg, at Millersburg, elosed itS
doors yesterday at noon. Deposits
about $4,000.
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The rs.ult Of this frs. ballot demOral-
izsdthe opposition to Col. Benz He had
almost won the prize. Three more votes
would give it 10 him. His friends were
eSultant. The word went round the re-
porters' table that he would getit on the
next ballot. There was therefore great
apprehension as to the next drawing OF
llieiottery. Amid breathless suspense Il
pt6ceeded, and to the ineI pressible relief
aad qualification OF the opposition 1t
showed when ended exactly;the same re-
sult Us the fret ballot. They thanked
God and took courage, but nevertheless
still felt uncomfortable. Ballot number
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Mckenzie Crosses Into Mexico

GALvEzos, August 16.-A Ness spec
ial from San Antonio says News has
Just been received ths. Mckenzie and bis
troops have crossed into Mexico at Fl,
Duncan, last night, there Is great activity
among the Mexicans on the other aide.
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At the close Of this ballot q motion
wm made and carried BY \ call Of the
counties (receiyipg 9l3 yo,es) 10 drop
the lowest candidate on the ballot after
the next ballot, The opposition resisted
this stragetical movement Of the Wilson
men With great warmth. George Neal,
Of Parkersburg, took the plat.
form and protested against 1t As
uucalIed for, uufair and re-
morseless. He said that no man
who could not receive the nomination OF
this Convention on fair and square
stand up tight, In which every man, in
Guiding the weakest on the list, was al
lowed 70 have his ultimate chances, ought
TO become, under the crushing out pro-
cess, It's nominee. i warn you, said he,
that Il Is one thing TO nominate 4 man
here and and another TO elect him at the
polls. II you persist In this injustice
you will be held auswerable for the re-
suit"
"Loehisl, LochIsl, beware Of the day,
When thy ioemen shAil meet tnse in battle
airIy."
But the warning passed unheeded. The
Wilson men saw that they could put on
the squeezers and thereby eliminate the
SECOND choice" men out Of the Tyler and
Wood county delegates and they deter
mined TO do II. They cav their oppor-
tunity,. and not q moment stopped or
stayed they. So the seventh ballot was
proceeded with, as follows;
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.RISTADORO'S HAN nHE

Il The saist and ths bsst, Il instaptlnsou, 10 Is
letioa, and II produces the most natural bhad0 d
black or brown, dOsI lot BIAin The lkin, and e
easily spilled. IL IL 4 standard preparation, and
fAVurie upon every veil Rppolntsd toilet f1T lady
Or Rentl, nan. E0F ale BY all DrngSls's and HAIR
DrSaSerL JOSEPH cRlSTtooRe. ProprIsteS
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QuEExsrowx, Angus. 1s.-Arriysd-
Steamer Russia, from New York.
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The resul Of this bsllo. was the fret
real reliet that the opposition received:
They thought they saw the waning OF
the Wilson star, whereas X was but the
dip OF the needle that was bound to be
true to the pole. The 4th ballo. gave
them still more hope It stood as fol-
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EFINED sUGARs-5OO BARRELS
IL cruihsd, Powdered, GrlnulAtSd, Coess and
YsIsv 10 Tt6fs and for aIs at lowest nlTkst rai6S
n. BELLY, IRS and ISiI AAin ~
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This ballot marked the nadir Of Col.
Ben's vote. On the next ballot it rose as
buoyantly as fancy stock after panic.
Number 5 resulted aa folloNs:
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lxru BALLOT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-16
Circuit Court.

The March term of the Cheboygan
Circuit Court opened Wednesday lore
noon, his Honor, Judge Hatch, upon the
bench. Four criminal cases, eight issues
of fact aud tour cases in chancery were
upon the calendar. A call .of the jurors
selected showed all present but two.
Holstrander, Boley, Otis, Brill and Peck
were arranged on criminal charges and
all plead not guilty. A decree OF divorce
was granted i'm the cases of Georgia
Chamberlain 0s. Henry Chamberlain.
and Catherine Carey Us. Adoniram
Carey.
| In the case of the People of the State
Of Michigan Us. Joseph Peck: charged
with larceny the information was quashed
upon motion of w. S. Humphrey; de-
PENDANTS attorney, on the ground that
the prisoner had been Illegally commit
ted, no preliminary examination, us re-
quired by law, having been had. The
prisoner was discharged and Immediate
ly rc-arrested upon the same charge, and
it is hoped to have him tried during the
present term.
The case of Daniel D. Mcdonald Us.
George A. Barclay, ct. a., was, upon
motion of W. S. Humphrey, attorney for
defence, continued until the September
term, upon defendants paying costs.
The case OF David Smith Us. Magloire
EnaulJ was announced settled without
coming to trial.
The case of the People Us. George
Hoistlander, charged with larceny, was
tried in the afternoon and submitted TO
the jury without argument. After re-
ceiving the charge of the Judge. the
jury retired. but were brought back
| twice, 1T their request. TO receive further
instructions in regard to points of law.
They seemed to have considerable diff
Guilty III arriving ut verdict, and re-
manned in the jury room all night.
Thursday morning. upon tie opening OF
conri, they brought in verdict of guilty.
| Thursday, the greater portion of the
| day WAS devoted To the trial OF the we'll
known ejeciment case of Geo. z. Hum
bhrey Us. IL. ID. Hurd, ct. al. Under the
charge OF the court Mr.. Bell. attorney
tor ueieise. conceded Il verdict for the
plaintiff, and Judge Hatch directed the
same to be entereo and the jury dis
charged. Mr., Bell TAXING exceptions to
the charge.
In the afternoon jury was impannel-
ed in tie inevitable horse case" of john
SON Us. simpson and Merrill. and the
time Of the court, Gutil Friday afternoon,
was occupied i'll trying this case. The
jury retired abont three O'Clock, and at
the Adjournment OF the court had not yet
agreed upon verdict. Alter the retire
ment OF the jury III the horse CASE, the
cased OF Mobrily Us. Hentcheil Was called
and tried. The merits OF this case, as
presented, turned entirely upon qnes-
lions OF law, and the court rendered ver-
dict in favor OF plaintiff for S2i3 AZ, and
Tie Jury Was dismissed.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE DEPARTMENT. MICHIGAN
SECRsTARY'S OFFICE,
LANSING, January 2Sth, 1878. 81
To the Sheriff Of the County of C7ts5oggan:

To the Sheriff of the County of CHtsboygan:
SIR-You are hereby notified that ut the cleo
Jlon 10 be held on tie fl So Monday OF April next.
he following mendnents 10 the Constitution
o. this stale TO be submitted 10 the people OF
the state. for t. cir ado, tDn rejection, il: N
Amendment TO Section ~ OF Ar iclt q, relative to
the appointment of Clerk of the Supreme Court.
a provided b, Joint Resolution M. 80. LAWS OF
1871. said sccllon now reads a., follows:
SECTION IL. The Clerk OF each county organ
ized tor JUNO al purposes, shall re the CLERK OF
the Circuit Court of such 5unty, ami OF tie SUI
preme Cour when he Il within the same"
Il the pro, Osed Amendult ut he adopted, SAID
section will read As follows:
''SkCTI ~ The tstices of the Supreme
Court shall appoint the T. erR of said e urt. and
The e erk of each County organized for iu.licIt.
purposes, sh all De Clerk of the Circuit Court of
such county y
lso an Arnendme mt TO Section of Article Is,
relative to corporations, provided b. JOINT
Resolution NJ. 81, Laws OF 1871. said Section
now r ads as follows:
s''>ECTioN T. The stockholders IF all corpora
tions and joint stock ASK ci tions sh Ii be tDdi
vidu lilly liable for all labor performed Tor such
corporation ar association y
Ii the proposed ana. dnent be adopted, SAID
Section Will rea,i as follows:
SECTION The stockholders in all corpora
lions and JOINT stock assoc atlOns shall be IN Il
vidudlly ilahie in an an CUNT equal to The par
talue OF their respective shares which they own
tioEs for all labor done in behalf Of such corpor-
alton or JOINT stock ASSOCIATION during the tiGse
OF their being such stockholders"
In witness whereOi,I have heieuito set my hand
~ and affixed the Great seal of tire
J,s ! Site OF Michigan, at Lansing, the
day anu year fir above written
Z. q. D HOLDEN,
Secretary of state.