New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

secretary shall on OF before the 1st day OF May cause to
be TO each person having the right to vote whose
address is known notice stating from what sect or
seets such vacancy vacancies are TO be fed ana IN
vitng nominations therefor" All persons who are nom
mated by fifteen electors become candidates at the cleo
ton In Commencement week. Instead Of sending out
preliminary circular on May l, the Articles Of
Organization required. the secretary OF the as
ISOLATION MF. Guild the librarian, being. as he says,
greatly pressed for time IN consequence OF
the recent moving OF the library" waited until June l.
and then took the liberty Of printing list Of names OF
candidates for whom the Alumni had voted IN previous
years. The candidates for whom tho Alumni win vote
viii not be those who have nominated this year by
fifteen electors As luck will have it, the list which the
secretary he's made up. without authority, from his
records contains the names Of two candidates who
Uus and set aside by the corporation ana forced
TO give minority candidates. The secretary has
not only neglected TO carry OHt the regulations Woh
the alumni have made, but be has reminded them that
voting for members Of the Advisory Board IS very
noeen and harmess amusement lnaSnuch as Two % nl
candidates have been already elected ana not aiO"eu
TO take Office.
The Ohio Medical College, Cincinnati, was
visited Monday by Inspector of Police armed Win
a procured by Bernard T. Devin, who was con-
ien that his brothers remains secreted there
rhe Inspector was accompanied by General Ben har-
rison John : HARRISON, Constable Bloom, ana s'FeIai
detectives they mounted TO the rafters Deio" tie
roof and rance the atte, finding 1T every step some
article OF clGthng- here stocking lHefe dh uiS 20
hete v0laau's dross there soldiers blouse ~ lelsJ
Bloom stumbled upon waistcoat and set II 10
front of his lantern The Harrison recognized ~ us tAe
garment which their father when his remains were
committed to tie tomb. Very so0n bundle oI c3tHtS
was discovered and puled apart. These were the tafi
son grayec Othcs-Tcd-fannel underwear black broad
cloth coat aud a psir OF Qantaoons. Naeh General
Harrison ned received the garments fIOn Tue haes o,
the constable, Dr.. ". ". ely, the executive ohf on
the COLLEGE appeared upon the scene. Inc sSht on is
man at such moment was too much Ior the 1utageu
son With a look of whitening scOrn ana mdgta6m
The General ordered DR. Seely from his presence nc
Doctor hesitaed for instant, but Wueh ne saw luo
look OF determination and the gesture OF tpa.Iog ma
with which the words accompanied nc Irhe'l ~,
desceuded tre stairs. Had be not done so There NOuu
certainly have been personal encounter O!ner DOT
lions 81 tc building tlrn explored, but the hall
obieet OF the search-vOung Devin's behy-WaA not
f8,nd and the party withdrew, General Harnson IN
the clothes az his father thrown over ms arm, SohS 10
Tie Grand Hotel IL said 10 an Enquirer re9Orcr tuAl
he felt very much encouraged a. the Ending OF tho
cloaes TINS" said he, " is al emphatic denial 81 me
iuit0rs story that the body not taken out o. th
shaft by people Of the college. lt was taken out ana
stripped, ANA then when got upon the track u was
placed in The shaft to avoid detection TIE tenelal
SAYS anxious 10 bring the body-,nacheIs 10
Justice he to faSteu the responsibility OF Jhe ucse
Grafton upon the Faculty OF the college.