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The Grant Progreas-HIs Leading Friend,
ut Washington Not Ready for Him.

WAsuINaToN, May 2O,-A number oi
Grants near friends in New York who are
in constant correspondence with his party
are exerting themselves to delay his re.
turn. They had been hoping that he
would not arrive at San Francisco till late
in the autumn, or early in the winter,
when it would be possible, as they thought,
to occupy him on the Pacific coast till
toward spring. The intention then was to
have q triumphal tour eastward that
should increase in force and influence un'
til the Conventions.
The have now heard that the General
expects to land in San Francisco certainly
by September and possibly before. This
Is disconcerting all the plans, and an ef.
fort is to be made 10 either delay the party
in Japan or send 1t to the Sandwich
Islands, and then after tour in Oregon
and Southern California, to take jaunt
Of considerable length in Mexico. Urgent
letters in favor Of late arrival in the cen
trail portion OF the United States have
gone forward both from New York and
Philadelphia.
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TEMPERANCE,
Prohibition Convention In Session mt
indianapolis.

AHSaUioh convention In Session nj
IndianapolIs.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2l.-The Prohibition
Temperance League met in convention
this morning under call, to nominate ,
State ticket, and proceeded to select a
nominating committee, It being found
that eighteen counties were represented
The time thence until recess, was occunied
in speech making. The last one, by VI. S
Langle, editor Of the LAFAYETTE Iouyisr
VINO being unaware Of the action of the
leaders; having arrived at late hour
proceeded 10 deliver an earnest protest
against taking the temperance question in.
to politics. ''''O'i 80
This evening that part OF the delegates
to the Temperance convention fayorinp I
pro hibition! ticket met pursuant to cali
Geo. W. Hoss, OF the State Uniyersity
was chosen chairman and Rev. T. f.
Good win, of the Temperance League
Secretary. e"s
Alter considerable noisy discussion q
iull ticket for State officers was nominated
with X. 7. Brown, OF Indianapolis. fol
Governor, and Rev. ]. V. R, Miller foi
Lieutenant Governor
After the nomination of a State ticket
q long address to the people OF the State
was adopted, urging the necessity Of indie.
pendent political action OF the temperance
men II they expect to accomplish any.
thlng; Nothing can be expected Of the
Republicans and Democrats,
RESOLUTIONS were adooted fayorinp a
complete canvass Of the State for prohibi,
tion and demand for a prohibitory law
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IOWA DEMocRATIc CONVENTION.
A State Ticket Nominntel.


CouSclL BLUFFS, May 2l.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention assembled this
morning. Nearly all the counties in the
State were represented by large delega.
tons. A temporary organization was ei-
fected by choosing James R, Hagerman, Of
Keokuk, President. Upon taking the chair
he returned thanks for the honor. He en-.
dorsed the attitude Of the Democratic par
ty in Congress, denounced President
Hayes, and declared that the Democracy
would not only elect the noxt President
but would inaugurate him.
Upon reassembling in the afternoon, A.
O. Dodge was made Chairman aud I, o.
Walker Secretary. The Committee on
Credentials reported 4T8 delegates present
out OF 600 provided for in the call OF the
State Central Committee,
Gen. Dodge on taking the chair de.
nounced the Republican party for forcing
resumption, and advocated a union OF all
elements opposed to the Republican party.
II. II. Trimble was nominated for Gov.
ernor by acclamation, and Moses for Lieut..
Governor, seef-. r,.l =. =
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Spring Meeting OF the Maryland Jockey

BALTIMORE, May 9l.-The spring meet
ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club was in
augurated this afternoon. The track wa
in good condition and the attendance ex
cellent. Among the visitors were Senators
Beck, Bayard, Blaine, Morrill, and Allison.
First race dash three-quarters of a
mile, for all ages. Won by Annie Augusta
Kebbuck second, Bennett third, and Liz
zte d fourth. Time, ISIS. Kebbuck was
the favorite.
The Chesapeake stakes, for fillies, three
year olds, one mile and a quarter, was
won easily by Eunice, Rachel second,
Idler third and Tennessee last. Idler was
largely the favorite. Time, 2:l9.
The mile and quarter dash, all ages
was won by the iavorite, Bramble, Gov.
Hampton second, Albert third and Judith
last. Time, 2:l5l.
There were twelve starters for the Ran.
cocas handicap, u miles, all ages, and the
race was won easily by Hattie F, an out
slider who had hardly been considered in
the contest, Florida second, Bushwhacker
third, Startle 4th, and Bonnie Wood, who
had call in the pools, seventh. Time,
minutes. The French pools in the race
paid $685. for s..
The last race, mile heats all ages, was
won by Kenny, in two straight heats,
Lazarus second and Adair third; Bennett
and Snowden were distanced. Time, All
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY


The Convention at RaratOga-Pinnnclal
RePorts-Forelgn Missions, dc.
SARATOGA, May 2l.-At the opening Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly to.
day the Mileage Committee reported II
Presbyteries not reported, % reported in
part, ITO paid in full, and declined to
report.
The Special Committee on Trust Funds
reported the total fund ut S04l, 100.
The report on Foreign Missions was the
special order OF the day. The receipts tor
the year were Si27, 7,B3l; expenditures,
SAL ,SS4; deficit, Sl5, ,90S, which, added to
the debt last year, makes the present debt
S699, ,5S2. The expenses were reduced at
home and abroad at the beginning OF the
year $4,000. The income must be in.
creased or the work contracted. Fortu.
nately within a few months a large beauest
OF well known lady has become ayaila.
BILE, which will remove the debt, Among
the Indian tribes are 1851 Communicants
the majority being Nez Perces, Great
good has been done in Papal Europe.
SARATOGA, May ol.-At the afternoon
session OF the Assembly Rev. DR.. Walcott
Calkins, Chairman OF the Special Commit
tee on Representation, read the report.
He said 1t had been agreed to BY large
majority. The Committee on Permanent
Officers reported for President, Dwight l.,
Moody; First Vice President, John Nc.
Donald, Toronto; Second, Smith Baker,
Massachusetts,; Third, James A. Beaver
Pennsylvania; Fourth, G. W, Loyelace,
Alabama; Fifth, D. A. Noyes, Minnesota: /:
Sixth, J. Q. Thompson, Quebec; Seventh,
!: Q. Wilkinson, Oregon; for Secretary, ],
V. L. Graham, Baltimore; Assistant Sec.
retaries, ]. H. Elliott, Washington: D. T.,
Mitchell, Louisiana; H. Honeyman, Now
Jersey; 7, Mordyk, Michigan.
At the mention OF Mr.. Moody's name
for President, the applause was general
and continued for some time.
The report Of tho committee was unani.
mously adopted. The Treasurer's report
showed the receipts for 1873 to be SIC. 6.S75
exenditures Sl8, ,S79, leaving a balance Of S9
Since the Louisville Convention $50, ,tlIl
has been expended in the various depart.
ments. Twenty-eight State and proyin.
cial conventions have been held since June
last, and associations formed In Alabama
Virginia and Maryland.
Section 9, chapter 19 Of tho form OF gov.
ernment was amended by making II read
each Presbytery consisting OF not more
than forty.eight members shall send ono
minister and one elder, aud each Presbv.
terry Of more than forty.eight members
shall send two ministers and two elders
and in the like proportion for every forty.
eight ministers. The section makes forty.
eight basis Of representation instead Of
twenty four, 'D'o'' -
After debate. the motion to Law the whole
subject on % the table was defeated, by a
Judge Drake moved to indefinitely
postpone the,subJeCt.
The Assembly adjourned without action
on brakes motion. '~'''''
The evening session was for addresses
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rR Allrsox, Esq has issued his pros
..,,o. for a new weekly paper to be pub
Ft.Jm Stcubcnvillc, to be called "The
a., AZ poc.o 1t is to be "a tlrst-ClaSs indie
,.rlea, Republican newspaper, opposed
:, S,. ,,n,,upt legislation, and in favor Of an
s,,s., w government OF the people and for
a.. I ,eoplc" The first number will be
= '.,,e5 on the 7th Of August next. Mr.,
Mr. ,lron SAYS TINT he has been encouraged
A. nj, step by the advice of friends, ire
r.r,ire Of party, and by the conviction
Nh such paper will be financial sue
~ We may add to what he says that
n, 4. has a strong hold on his old con.
si,rppry in Steubenville and vicinity,
,b.re be spent SO much Of his life, and
mloubt he will be warmly welcomed to
n, rene Of his former labors by his many
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SOUTHERN PREsBYrERIANS.
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church South.

ChnFeh South.
LoulsvIILE, May 2l.-The General AS
sembly convened at 4p.M.
The order Of the day was the "Canfielt
case" which Is complaint or appeal O
]. W. Garfield against the Synod Of Ken,
lucky for dismissing the charges which be
presented some time ago against DR.. Stu.
art Robinson, OF the Second Presbyterian
Church Of Louisville.
A preliminary question was raised as tc
whether the case should be tried undel
the old or the new book. A motion was
made that the report should be referred
70 the Judicial Committee with instruc.
tions to report that the case be tried nnie,
the old book. The motion was LOST bv q
large majority.
The Moderator reminded the assembly
to remember that 1t was about 10 ali in 4
judicial capacity. The record in the case
At the request Of the moderator, was read
BY Rev; J. O. Smith, the clerk Of the
Judicial Committee, the action Of the
synod OF Kentucky and a certified COPY oI
the same. ~ v
Col. Livingstone spoke as counsel for
the Messrs. Garfield. At his request the
complaint TO the Synod was read by DR.,
burllng, one ot the clerks, He claimed
the Cantields right to be heard in the IA.
sembly, and asked that the Synod Of Ken.
lucky be instructed to reverse It's decision
and inquire into the grounds Of the charges
which It had dismissed. N'''' Q -
Mr. II. Gross and Rev. T. E. Converse
answered for the Synod of Kentucky: Mr
Gross claimed that the Synod could not do
anything but dismiss the charges present. %
ed BY y. W. Garfield against Rev. Stuart
Robinson, because Of decision ofthe Gen.
eral Assembly Of 1878, which deprived
Garfield of his right to preach on the
ground that he was irresponsible for his
words and acts. The case is still pending
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FRANCE.


PARIS, May 2l.-The Radical members
O. the Chamber Of Deputies will, on Satur.
day, propose the following order Of the
day: The Chamber, regretting that the
government, In the distribution Of par
dons, has not made the application more
polite and more coniormable with the
amnesty law, and hopingthat in the future
the government will so apply It as to avoid
electoral conflicts and give the country the
the day. V
The reception of Henri Martin by the
French Academy has been indefinitely
postponed, Emile Olivier, who was to
make q reply to Martins speech, refusing
70 exclude from the reply his defense Of
the Naapoleonic Regime and the Ministry
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Almost Lim.

oIScISSAn, May 9l.-william Allen,
alias Story, of St. Louis, eloped with
Jennie Ackley, wife of farmer at Bata.
via, OHIO. A few days since they were
captured in this city and placed in iail at
Batavia. AT an early hour this morning a
mob entered the jail, seized Story, placed
a rope around his neck, and hung him on
one Of the timbers of the bridge over the
Little Miami river. After hanging a few mo-
ments the rope broke and Story dropped
ln the river. He succeeded in gaining The
shore, when he was taken to a hotel.
s;t. where he now lies in bed in a bruised con.
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California Crop Prospects.

SAN Francisco, May 2l.-The crop re,
ports received to-day from all parts Of the
state are very promising. Sacramento
Valley will give good average yield Oh
more. The counties north Of the bay and
up the coast never have had better mt
looks. In San joaquin Valley the pros
poets are excellent in the lower portiou
and good above on the irrigated land, but
ihe upper portion not irrigated will pro.
uuCe Dat little, In Santa Clara Valley
Lnere Will be good yield, and the south.
ern coast counties promise well, except IN
San Diego and the upper portion of Taiina
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VOLUME XXVH.-NUNIBER 28l.
and Provincial organization was appointed
to nominate permanent officers.

and Provincial organization was appointed
to nominate permanent officers.
While the committee were considering
the names Of Chas. Fermond, Secretary oi
the Central Committee Of Geneva, Swltzer-
land, NJ. H. Holden, member Of The Lon
don committee, W. G. Marsh, Melbourne,
Australia, and Isaac Braithwaith, delegate
from Kendall. England, were introduced
and each briefly addressed tho conyen-
ton. -
One Of the chief features Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Convention,
was the service Of song, conducted by
Thane Miller, OF Cincinnati, after which
the delegates gave an account ofthe work
OF their associations, all making the
most favorable reports Of the progress Of
the good cause. Fifty.eigt four own build
ings, valued at l ,09S 40 and a total valve OF
property belonging TO or due them Is S.
2e7 ,i50. Four hundred and eighty as
socialions report a membership Of "a, 400.
Employment has been found for 4s2 per-
sons. There are l1S persons acting as
general secretaris and agents. Reports
from the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tton from Carlo, Egypt, Beyreut, Damas.
Gus, Smyrna, Jerusalem, Naxare th, Cal.
cutta, Hong Kong and Yokohama.
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Election OF Railroad DI-ceIor.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-A Parsons, Kansas
dispatch says; meeting of the stock
holders of the Missouri, Kansas & Texa,
Railroad, held here to-day, the followin,
directors were elected ior the ensuins
year: v. i. Mcoready, ]. T. Aenew
George 2. Clark, Of New York, DR.. GIark
!; Malcolm Forbes, Of Merton, Mass Geo
Y: Grocker, John Lyman, L. NJ. Sargent,
ot Boston, Mass, Moses Williams n
Brooklyn, Mas, D. P. Mcdonald, of For
scott, II: Q: Gross, OF Emporia, Ks. d, II
fratt Of Humboldt, Ks, and Z. b. Bar
pour, Of Sharon, Mass. There are l6 ,O6l
shares Of stock represented. ''''
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How n Is ReeeIy.,, I. S,.,s \

san FRASclsco, May 2I,-The following
was :, received Per ahip from Hong Kong
AprilO: News Of the veto Of the anti.
Chinese Bill excites various and conflicting
comments. The Americans throughout
Snina express their satisfaction at t6e re,
lectiton y OF 80 summary O plan for tiapostiie
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IN the yeas 1897 was q, and in the year
p71 Q IL a..i ~ 4. 49,. ~

IN the years 1857 was 81, and In the yeal
1878 IS, and thisyear o..
By the Hartford report It appears thai
the cost per pupil at that institution d
$3.50 0S, taking the average number in at.
tendance, which is the only way to arrive
at q correct result. II the "average mum.
Der" in attendance at Romney during the
year 1907 was 81, the cost per pupil for
that year was S4O4 58ll II the average
number in 1878 was rs, the cost per
pupil for that year was $S7S 04l
The Principal, in his report of 1877,
asked for an annual appropriation Of $50.
900, on the basis oflOO pupilsat $500 each,
which was, he stated, as small an allow.
ance as any other "dual institution" Yet
at staunton, Va, 80 dual institution" /" the
cost Is only s27O, and at Raleigh, n. O.,
also dual" only slos.
1.-THE expense Of living at Romney is so
great would It not be well to remove The
school to some place where It can be con.
Quoted at a less cost, or else abolish 1t alto.
gether and send our unlortunates to
stauntonP But we did not suppose, and
do not now think, that the cost Of living at
Romney is greater than at Philadelphia, or
staunton, or Raleigh; or Indianapolis, or
Hartford. On the cantrary, 1t is our opin.
ion that the West Virginia Institution, at
its present location, can be and should be
conducted at less expense than either Of
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CHICAGO. May 2l.-A strike occurred
this afternoon at Jos. II. Browns Iron
Works, South Chicago, which throws
about GOO men out Of employment The
trouble was caused by fourteen men nsS
striking in the butte Department aoa;nst s,' J
reduction Of eight per cent; their wages be.
ing from 81 90 to s. per day. This Caused
me stoppage of all the plate men, and al
the other departments depend on III q Mat
department the whole number will be Que W
for the present at least. ~ Nus
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

Herr Seydewitz, (Conservatiye) has been
elected President Of the German Reich.
stag IN place Herr Forckenbeck, resigned.
Emperor William, annulled the iude.
ment Of the court martial ,inthe case ofthe
iron m clad Grosser Kersfurestand appointed
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THEP, Fl, W, 4 CHICAGO r. R.
stalemen. Of tho noora or ,,r..,o,,,

staIement OF the board OF DIrecfors.
PlrTsnuRau, May 2l.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Pittsburgh
Fl. Wayne & Chicago Railroad was held
here to-day. The annual report Of tn.
BOarl Of Directors shows the gross earn n
ings Of the road for 1878 to be s.. $50 Ion
sn increase over the preceding year a
Ssoi,SaS. The not earnings Of tho road
lot 1878 were S3,6S9,6g8. The following
Directors were elected: Messrs. I. A,
Scott, Philadelphia; Hon. John Sherman
Ohio, and L. B. Harrison, OF Cincinnati,
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Doesn't kRoV AnylhlRE About Il.

DEs MoISEs, May 2l,-Judge Dillon, who
is here holding court, on being interviewed
by a Register reporter tonight in regard to
the Washington dispatch-which stated
that he had informed the President Of his
determination to resign, and 1t was decided
that Secretary McCrary should be his sue.
cessor- stated that II was erroneous, and
that he meyer had any conversation with
the President or Secretary McCrary on the
subject,
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r, had A pleasant call yesterday from
"ali friend and fellow citizen William
y, s,,,.y a., E.a.. formerly Of this city and now
''. .,tlcpt Of Massachusetts,, near Boston.
,stnn.b in his 18th year, Mr.. Bailey is
,G'r+ y, ,,,iye and hale, and apparently in the
". y, Of snioymcnt of life, the proper reward
w. s,,oi,i and well ordered life.
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INDIA.


the INDIAN.AFGHAN TREATY.
slNLA, May 2l.-Among the stipulations
ot the treaty between India and Afghan.
Istan, Is the cession Of Ali Kheyl Peiwar
Pass, L ndi Khatal Khyber Pass and
Plsheen Valley, beyond Quetta. The
British will restore Candahar and Jellala.
bad and ultimately Dakka. '''''''
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Resignation or a railroad President.

NEw YoRE, May 9l.-President G. B.
Wright, Of the Aorterp Pacific Railroad
Company, has announced bis Intention Of
resigning his position, that he may be abls
to gain health and strength to undergo Q
surgical operation for q cataract. He will
retain his seat in the directory.
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Opening the Door Of The Gavesnm.n,

NEN YoRx, May 2l.-The suit Of Bell.
Hutton, formerly Of the firm Bernhard /
Hutton, to recover duties paid Collector
schell under protest, resulted in a verdict
ior NE plaintiff for 81 ,402. It Is said the
verdict Will cause similar suits 10 be com.
meneed, against the Government In.
yolSing OF several thousand dollars
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The committee on the technical ques.
tons, appointed by the Darien Canal Con
gress, have abandoned all projects except
thatiora canal via Nicaragua, with locks,
and that for canal to connect Lemon
Bay with the port OF Panama, In It's re-
port to be presented Friday, the commit
zee Will invite Congress TO decide finally
between these two routes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The 1sthmus of Darien Canal
Project.
The Establishment Ofs PatriCk's Uni
Versity at Dublin--Ths Progress
ofths Treaty Between India
and Afghanistan.
ENGLAND.
TlfE ST. PATRICK UNIVERSITY AT DUBLIN
THE SILK MARKET EycIrRn


THE SILK MARKET ExclrRD,
LONDON, May 2l.-The Catholic HE.
rarchy and newspapers Of Ireland main.
tafn profound silence respecting the Sin
II Parliament for the establishment Of the
. University Of St Patrick at Dublin. The
Protestants Of Ireland look uniayorably
on the measure. They say they must be-
certain Of Its acceptance BY Rome beiore
u can 10 any good. Protestant dissent.
ers and the Church Liberation Society Of
England bitterly oppose the measure, and
are organizing public agitation against il.
The independent, liberal and radical mem.
bers Of Parliament will endeayor 70 talk
out the bill. " SA'N
The ffnGncter says that owing to adyices
from South France and Italy reporting
the M rapid destruction Of silkwcrms by bad
weather. the silk market yesterday was
excited and prices were very buoyant
Saturday being the Queens birthday.
the Stock Exchange will be closed,
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Tng universal testimony Of oil mothers.
who have oncs used It, Is that Pr. Rulps
Baby Syrup Is the best medicine for child.
rem teething or suffering with diarrhea OF
summer complaint.
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Taken Mlihant .pormI.,I..,,.

81: LOUIS, May 2l.-Eugene Jaecord &
Co.'s jewelry store was. entered last even. !, I
ing and robbed Of about 5000. There Il
no clue to the robbers. 20
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E0pNp IIopsE DESTROYER.

NEy LONDON, May 2l.-Tho round house
ofthe New London & Northern Railroad
and four engines burned this morning
Loss covered by SS4,O 900 insurance.
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\. N. 9. A.
Convention orYounE Mems Christian A..
clation Of the United States aud DritlSh

BALFlAORE, May 2l.-The twenty.third
(being the FIRST bienniaD convention Of
the Christian Associations Of tho United
States and British provinces assembled
here to-day. The attendance Of delegates
and spectators is largo. In the absence 81
the president, John V. Farwell, First Vice
President, called the convention to order.
Alter devotional exercises, a committee II
one from each State, Territorial, District
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Inn BnrsxGNAS, an old citizen Of
,'..,,t 'nyJ county, died of heart disease at
., Ai' Some above New Cumberland, on
s'.,I,r D. I, noon, aged about rs years.