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POLITICAL.
Proceedings and Platform Of
tho Minnesota Green
hackers.
Preparations for the Republican Ami
7crsary at Boston, Mass.
an Interview with Gov. Bishop, Of Ohio,
Now in Chicago.

NIfNNFaOTA f1t3r7r1,1, . C,rrnu
~ b., ~ ~ r,,s E'.NnACk .1s., ENs.
Or iAo1] 'uae Ao'-iha Hatlonas Hrcenback
State Convention met Ut noon, with very few
delegates present. A recess vas takon Ia 9 IN,
when the Organization vss efYect.a viii f,,,n'
tins 1,onn,liv NJ Dakot. ,,,,.ntw 49, p.sa,'a
49,. - ~ :, ,,'s ~ os Houath 'oI HFcsloents
anu E. W. D. Aovery,' Of shefburno County, for
SECRETARY.
The Convention nominated the following
State ticket: Governor. Ara nartcn ~ T.rt'
pa4,a; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, William Mc0hen,
OF Fillmore County; Treasurer. Andrew Nelaop,
Of Meeker County; Secretary Of Btats. A. r.
tw,,,,.wr W.,,u. Sos"t' -. =, ns'otaeS -deaeraf'
",a.,a "a,su ~ Ac,ieI, ol o. raul; aaroad COM
missioner, EpenszeF Ayrca, OF Warrington
County.
,vc votc .ftcr ,,,,n, s,s'.,s.t... :, ueeae
rho rsne.i ~ .hs ~. - 1oao 1neJ oemana
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Tom Hoods clever taio Of %hi,ss Kflmanss9eo
and Her Go'len Leg," ts doubtless pure llctit,iI,
but story, which Is almost tic uxact counter
Australia and the Nclboarno Arvus, apropos @ o.
OF young lady wiki diamond eye, which.
laglng lost her natural eye, .shu woro fustead VI
glass one. Tl1s truly brilliant orb spaskled 80
Paslatan alycnturer marfiel thcl ady on s;sht.
took her to ttLs ray city with hin, aud there,
having sduandered all her propcsty, Aa pt,e
nigh! decaiuped, carrying oH her Diamond sys,
which she used to keep ~ q Elass OF water By
! the bedside. Tho deserted WtfS IL now eulux
tho pawnoroker who advanced money on it 10
hor husband, for the recovery Of the Jewel.
, 1879-06-11
OHIO.


Special Correspondence oi.Ths 1'rtoune,
COLUMBUS, O., june 0.-1t uas q falsc hone
That the Ohio Democracy tndulecd In, tl,at,
after the State Convention the great Demo-
cratic heart would again beat In unison: they
"erc doomed to disappointment. Two hours
after tic nomination Of Gen. Ewing now dilil-
Guilty presented Itself, one which revived an old
ttTno feud between Gen. Ewing and John q,
'fhompaon. Tho lattor gentleman had been
Engaged In fight AGAINST Gov. B!shop und Il
others for the nomination, In order that ten,
Rice might 10 made tho stepping -stone for
Allon g. Thurman; and, II there was any glory
10 90 derived from the Democracy In Ohio, II
was to be In tilc interest of Thurman first, aud
Ihonpson SECOND. 1n other words, thu Ohio
democracy were to be used as more tool
lint certain cuda might bo gained for tlaclr own
personal advnuccment. While It was ctycn out
that Blshup was too weak mau to cope with
the Republicans In ule campaign this fall, no
one but Rteu was spoken OF by Senator Thur
man aud his man FsldAy, Jongcp. Tie reason
Il obTtous; R'cc had no higher ambition than
tie Ohio 0oEcruorship, while Ewing und other
gcntlomcn might stana In the war OF afr. Thur.
man, either as asplrsnts to tho United States
seuate, Or as representative Of the Ohio Lem.
ocraey At thu Democratic National Convention
one year hence.
Ewing had long been looked upon with aus
ptcton by Thurman as,d hla frieuds: n3ld any
reference to bis becoming candidate VIA
frowned upon by tho Washington lobby IN
Thurman's interest. John q. 'Thompaou, Ia
Gf1ef orc to tnTo" eold watsF on any actton Look
that the General could not bo sparrd from
Congress, und It would bs an almost hoprIesa
tasK 10 elect SUCCESSOR to Ill bis placu; and,
mt 1uAkH ffiH II IL
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- {7jFIH,3,
There Is but one Democratic papur IN Amer
lea now TINT supports rllden, anu cxhausts the
doublc-lcaded case when It has word or two
to say Of lin, ''torsooth," or tot verify" or
"by the holy poker that punched thu fire that
Drilled up tic late Jnmcs Jan.n rio name Of
t'e paper t'lat wu,ls itself in tho sI1y tint the
Wog!ey bird cuTols h's wild but ptaIntlyo notes
amongst, or amtngst rather tor we would rail-.
CT be 5'ght ~ 10 grammar thAn ba Prca,dept},
touching not ita wary feut upon Held OF hca t,eF,
umt !ung-lnwer lnuy be recupeEatea Ana ths
preparatory glands BY encouraged 10 swcat uud
be comlorted, 10 the Courier-.'oarnal.
, 1879-06-11

John |, DAVENPORT.

NEW YORK, Juno 10.-Tho affairs Of United
States Commissioner John /. Davenport have
been placed In tue bands Of . Receiver md mn
Injunction Issued restraining him from traus-
proccedsngs supplementary to ths execution
wGre instituted agatpst Davenport by tho
Amerscan District Telegraph Company, Charles
T. Blumonthal. nnd g: r. Pettar. ueor9o Bl'us
has bacn appointed Receiver, md DaYenuprt
has died hEa consent. Dlss holds a iudgulent
agaiust him for SIC, 190. '
, 1879-06-11

1suJHE1 EuU0-Un6 &ACns
Two base hitR-AnsDn, Quest, Flint,
Three base hit-Bsadley.
First hnse OF eFfofs-TWo zach.
Struck ous-ChlcaRn. 4; Trny, 3.
Balls calfed-On bradley. III: on Lntktn, 10.
Strikes cal1ed-Of Hradiey, "; on Larklu, q.
double plAy-Ciapp,
Wild pitchea-Dradley.
TIme-Two hours.
PROVIDENCE DEFEATS ORIGINATE.
6pecfal ntfpa&ch 10 77e Tribune
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Junp 10.-Providenco er-
ptrt.nctl little difficulty In defeating CtnrIn-
natl Today, Wards curves proving too psrplex-
Ing for tho Buckeye boys, only three out Of
twenty-ntno batsmcn reachinK first basc. Proyt-
dence hatted White quite casily, bunc1ing their
hits In the third inning, nnl scoring three tallcs
on tire singles and two poor throwa by Reilly.
O'lpurkc, AfcGcary. mud York counted in tho
ninlh on a two-bascr. 4 single hit, two wild
pitches, a nuffed fly. by Dtckersout n Wild throw
by Foley, and passed bali, Dckersou earned
tile only run for Cincinnati on l,no three
befer to right field, and Gcrhardt's sacrifice
gronnder to Btart. The game was untnterestIng
a'Mi tedious. There wcro 800 spectators pres.
ent, Barncs, Mc0cary, a,ul Hague won tie
fielding honors for their respective clubs.
TUE BcCUt.
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GOV. BISHOP.

rnnnrknr ~ TrtH Trruuwr ,n1t.1 .,n..
uos' nssaop. o1 onlo' yesterday, to get hi
views on politics In that State, in view Of TIE
recent nominations and the various sbooms II
Which aie now suppo1ed to be heard through
out fta bor1ara fI,,o 3ovarpor wos vn,u ,,,..t
dt.,,.si,..s ~ ,,s.,.. 'aoA ,".a 80 's'y mug.
s,,aMad ~. i,.,se .a,i., W 81 iaasfsew. and
frnn' II. in 1s''o p''i'isA' "'7ao'n 10 escape
% On a bolpe s. sskcd bt. oniDlon q, fl. ,ro,,.c,,
n,trior sr1 ~ ~. ~ ts too dafy yes 70 eNt an
tn,s Imu W nut nteno oRl7e onh ncioro
H'@n nWr,f T1se nayarnae rtn an1ut .xsa. A.
as candidate ,,l t., IN elose state'''
csr-ta !, M MnEH ~ ono Got h Mneer u Wlll % clotc
athar ~ ~ uut !. naa Auce gone tie
q 1vs,1y M1y Ky ~ asaa..t.! e.a,1 .na!ofiLy.
" i iETThsns Thass
In az sst ~ ,sha, 70 os eeeh # Impossible
tsSn ,S.a ~ niG eon!s campaign. Some time since
- o@huouIisseY IVY "efu stsphR IN NUMBERS. but
se taa' -, u!gssoh IN tne fse Cities win the
49,, snta ~ ao1cag; 1nay lew hundred urecn"
-aS,rtr pnSM su.ss "e,e poe9 hna men thcy haVo
linn !; 0p''' "p 'l'to 1as'o"s !" tae's conFen-
w.. t,,. .h., o.. ..
.hsnts,' out tneg sota just tho same, don't
certainly, and upon the support from them
aepe9aa, ae! n gfcat measure ETino,s success.
Ta Ta Icy las cal!en convention, to- oe held at
orr..to to' mua .at "n' pFooao'1 inaofse Tic Dem.
M1vi,i ~ fn.';"c; W.;
~ ,n,,,..,H9 "' 'aoofaeineat HOE 1acuon amount
II WILL, II tile Convention amounts to any,
thIng. II It fs largely intended uMd Is fairly
septe,aopsa1,fyo an anSorsement M Ttl 60 long
to 6e lnteryieneu. you KNOW"
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:. 1O y.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Juno 10.-The Republican
State Convention is to ho hold here Tomorrow,
and over GOO Or 700 Delegates hare already
arrived. II will hive the largeat attendance OF
any Convention OF the party IN the history OF
the State. The delegates comprise most Of The
leading fncn or the party Of the State. The
Hon John N. Irwin, ot Lee, will, It il
said, be tho temporary Chairman, and
The Hon. James r. Wilson Chairman Of the
Committee on Platform. As thiugs now look,
uov Tear and Ltult-Gov. Campbell will be
renouinatcd by acclamatton. Tic contest on
the Supreme Jadgcshlp ts warm aud viii bo
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A HerkltneF County IN. Y,)man, who hss lost
~ oSss1s dol!a.s oE s papst
aud solelnnly swurs tllat IN iuture ha would in
dorte no paper denuttng pecuniary value. lie
cskrtas q copy Of the affidavit With hl1I, and.
when approached on HE subject OF !nlosslng,
he Whlos 1t out aud Il free.
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The New York World Is confident that t' tho
Solid South will assert itself and DO its full duty
to the Nation In 1880. When the South does
It's full duty to the Nation, it will protect every
citizen IN tho exercise Of The right OF suffrage
granted By tho Nation; but then the South will
cease to be solid.
, 1879-06-11
4 Knowing 10y.

A man bought soEne Of the SO Government
certificates at thu Clnclnnstl oltlce, al,t lnlascd
onu after retiring from tho window, liz could
lind 1t nowhere. " Giys me dollar aud 1'ii rel
l. for YOU" said boy. Tbs Offer was accepted.
The boy yanked another urchIn out Of tl,s 'lins,
from which tho hidden certificate dropped out.
, 1879-06-11

Mr.. Ffshcr's !acht, tbs 1dar, passed Macs<inav
Monday, ard Is expected to reach Ibis port thEs
afternoon or tonight.
WALLACE ROSS.
ST. JonN, june 10.-WalIace Ross, the oars
man, arrivcd from England this evening.
, 1879-06-11

T'he centenary Of St. etaulsfaa has lust been
celebrated II CracoH. leu thousand puasautv,
tle Eatqtfts Gays, attended from ali parts of
ro1anl. alas speeches were delivered by Depu.
ties, Professors, pHeats, aud peasaats. The
ccopotilc intsrcsts OF all tho Provinces rep-
rcsented thcrcas, and repEobated sociaiist aul
revolutionary dpcttjpes
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:3o; $50. .::N!s; $50; a:a+
JEn0AtE FARE.

7WHz-H:H7; H:IU; n;s{Q. M;;N)N: I:tl0. n,9I
1vno,,v r., ~ "'"'' "'ss'
'1"oAE fAHk.
oEAoNh l4RR, juno lo:-At the last dny's
h5nnnie Wood, Una second, Bulwark THIRD.
t,nmao, l;iS1
frion,+ ns aseo nana,cap eWeepstakes, one mile anu
sarnnd SfmHan 't,ri HrYisautnsaa' ri an1' Ae1I'o +.
oesI9t!ai sI, slmcoss 1s th'ru' llale, l:6a1f.
lonrs Tcra xo, otsRes, h oe mle al,d three fur
,n,t "n..3 "utu Mun ~ spemutnfi!t, iihroll See
fT ,'yc1 fnTothnr '"I ","1 :, 1a1S' *:1' AL Rot
w. me.t tuKet"sr, nlu iaeol1 tnauu running,
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1tR SWectHosS Wasted.

Rfeamand Fu.1 State {Den..|
Congress ought to adjourn now, for Its PRO.
ceetiings interest no more. It's sweetuess has
been too long drawn out, md is now but wasted
on the ntr. The rich bouquet Of its earlier days,
whom 30 much was promised In the proclauia.
tton, has been lost, anu the dead flowers give
forth 10 fragrant odors now.
, 1879-06-11
THE TURF. .
THE hHf*nT b74tk&,o


LONDON, juno lU.-The Ascot stskes uerc
won by Lord lloscbrsy's NItlotto; Mr.. II. +.
sartes's biycsnn secol,.i, a,pl ", 4, Cruwfor,,s
Bay Archer third. Eleven run. The A.cot
tonrsc ia circular, mud SHIRT Of two miles hv
tfxtY'atx yaris. Tile first half /. ncarIy on I'M,
aeseent, anu tha Last half, wh.ct, Is called tlo
DID Nile, ID uphill tic greater ,4rt OF ths wuy.
requiring good horse 10 curry q heavy l,npust
~ victory, Ifla stakes were rs suyorclxpx xa,l,
10 sovcFc,gns forfeit fire soyeseiens only II DE-.
='a1ed " noon, May ~, With 5Oo soyere1pus
1dded for tbs Wtnusr, 100 for tlle second, al,l
" for tho third. Parole, " ho failed 10 DO
plaeed, was weighted to carry 1a5 pounds,
Mdotso carried 100 pouals; Myceua, n, a1lI
buy Archer "a Myceum was the fayurite.
Lorilarua pasole started the lRYorlts At & to
., aud flushed seventh. Jle carried I25 pounds,
lae Heaviest weight in the race. tbs fir.t three
~cfe lightly wes9hted. The track was yory
near j. After one slight hrcak-away, a capItal
stx't "as effected, Inyal immediately taking
tne !eaa at q Eood, steady pace, PAROLE and
I5!atons bringing I'D the rear. These nosi.
=! s"us @efe 1hcasnQed until the Aret Bend
~ ny cpuE4s was reached, ahortiv
ases Fhea oomiulcs 10,aed 1nTsl. After pas;.
, 1879-06-11
FINANCIAL.


sQss993 D1at5d1ch 70 1AE 1FftNNx
V1NoHNsEs, 1nd., June 10-The Board OF
County Commissioners to-day Issucd 100000 o
Per cent bonds to Henry STERN, Ut Peru, Ind,
lIis bid Of IL per cont premium beine lie EEL
offered. e "@0 N~'"
dseetc9 Ditpasch 10 1as Tssbunk
srRlN0FIRLD, ILL.,, Juue 10.-Ihe Capltal
coal.tnlns, Of this city, owned BY cooperative
Aaceiyer By the Judxa OF the Circuit Court OF
tnls cutlntY on petition Of majority Of Tho
stockholders. When notice was served on the
managers OF the mtue resistance was made to
threatened, bus tho Sheriff summoned 4 posse
nnd took possession.
, 1879-06-11

california wousl support double or trebla her
ptosent rural nopulnttun, hut the land systom
!t1ttat 10 radically chNnQc. and the facilities for
IRRIGATION Developed al utilized. Pretty tn,,ct
NJ tllc lad thai, cnn bu profltahlv cultivated
Without Irritation. Il aIrea.ly occupied.
, 1879-06-11

Atlanta t1d.) canstitHttan tEtn,.,.
1t Is to be feared that our esteemed coptem-
pofary, tic Louisyille (Ky.) Couritr-Jouraai,
has not recovered tie equanim!ty which should
onlanata from all wcIl-regulatcd Western cd.
kofss Ag alluaes to tho recent message Of Mir.
uayes a. IA distinctly aud gyoyoIiug partisan
plea" Perhaps another coryphec tas broken
Aer oa-leg In ncighboring bccr-Garden.
, 1879-06-11

T.
II Gen. Ewing should Gc elected thc victory
will not sireng the1 either Ti!den or Thurmnn
for the Presidency. Hts namo had boon pressed
as tho one on which the Grcanbarkess could
unite, ho holding verY posltiye 9reunback yIeNs
ou hnauee Butts sweeping Victory would at
once pnt Ewing tn limo for the Presidency, a,li
mau.
, 1879-06-11

:, Soma lll-feelipX has been excited among the
tFsl!ch Canadians By, the published rvpurt TINT
t,otd i.H. Lofss' tn *s!eon'ln3 thy Drookyu regl:
FelfgiQn.a And the explanation il maio that
What 10 really tald was tin blood auu great
, 1879-06-11
General Order No. 1.

EuHJ"H lV1 TepHN98FF fHkp.1. =
Murat Halstcad, editor Of tho Cincinnati
Commercial, IL suggcsted as tho successor Of
Secretary McCrary. In the event of Mt. Hal
atcad's nomination, seyeu regiments will be or
dercd to aan Francisco to proyent the landing
Ut Gen. Gru4t.
, 1879-06-11

Of the excitement, l,avo 'heen received will, TIM
wilaost OF enthusiasm. That Gov. Dtshop d.
leaset! ono nj The strt,n9cst combinations ever
anu, had ta'c Wasnngtun lnub not boon btgotot,
they could have plainly rra,1 tI,~ tfgpp.
In an interview to.tiay With Mr. Il II. bishop,
son OF III. H9vernor, Le stated that. saycrnl
day ptto! to the Conversation, a messc1Iger was
se,'t 70 Washington to talI upon 8cnator Thur
1sian to cease hta opposition to tho uoycruor's
renomtnatton. This tho seustor agreed to do.
Ne dtd not carry out ha promises, however,
and pursued ttle sams eo,1rse that bad bean
taken from the start. Thls 10 cxaspcratcd
the friends Of Tic Governor that they wero rn-
solved upon defeating Gen. Rice 1t all l,nzartls;
known.
Alter Ewing was nominated, fe selected nav
man to net as ulIot TO the nolttfcal machfnc,-
oa honds dsafg to plase bis political fature Ia tho
Res hhe' on Sa an at 0' anas kstG sasy asy q tho
ths grcat and good Jongoo must 1T po turned nd
on; t,at his Fctontion OF the Chairmaushp Of
n.e State Executive Committee was absolutely
necessary to the Buccets OF the ticket; that, In
fact, Without Thompson the Democracy would
march os! TO certain dofeat. Gen. Ewing thought
dtlorcntlT, aud named Ills man; which only
added cIrees and bitterness to Tho defeated
claiming everything with confidence. TO have
been outgencrated by uncle Dick was morttn-
cation onouel, for one day; but to hare their
lost idol so unceremontousy aot astle, was
lnoto than they could well endure, and they
refused to b comfortcd. Their do.
fcatcd candidate, whom uucto Dick had
RraclouslY given the second placc on the ticket,
saw N opportunity to show signs Of aEgrepsivo.
i,eso, at onco poutel At his hard luck, and ro-
fused to accept tic proiIercl honor unless bis
Jockey. Jongee, was permitted to hold The rib
bons orcr tho political course.
Il seems quito probable that Col. Harris.
EwlnE's first choice, Mill decline, md another
gentleman take ehnrRc Of tic political machine;
but that John Thompson viii have TO Give up
tho portfolio, ls not doubted, a. Gen, Ewing
will hardly recede from the position le has as-
sumed,
not getting good ssnd.otl,-thc track is a soft
one, aud the ateeds arc heavily handicapped.
F., W. 8.
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n, av,,,.- u,..,,,,, ,x.1,... :. ,,.---.
w w e1,rrts ~ III nv. mntc ,;n nars ot te eou1sa
Myesne ma au elused IN som:wi.t. When fairly II
IN G , L"l nc .nva ,, VA ooate; DominSn tls
"nn h. hatT iat w. "as s soon !en"n slot.o
twren Mvecnm % XII ~. ae'e ras %as n, ,1a" t,tN, s
fourth, Rrittonc llfth. Time, i s:Su. '' 0''''
PRINCE or WALLIS STAKES
The race for tho Prince ut Wales Stakes at
Ascot to-day brought out eleven starters. Tie
rfnner was Nhcelof, Fortune, tho winner Of
the Oaks at EPSON; Adventure second, Raron
dor third.
THE GOLD vAsa.
The rnce for the gold vase riven by her Nal.
ANOTHER n,sraTom.
NsM r., ifGnK fR;, Sano aoNA epec'ai from Ascot
1 saSs e hg .nnay F"se n,Sf eng
n sva s11 ss Afeot S st1Ses c we e M ot
inm M,p' e'V'o "as "'e 'asos'te oc1ofe TIC start
'"s; ss;;ox.,. .,...1 ~. p..n, ,,.
aanst'5 aNel toe hoya' paFtY vas seen au-
snlicl"3 up tne course III open carriages
i1taWn n, ov lout hoFses' lfesedtnE u came the
IT, 1. nunesep' es & A. taas ca.a1es appfoaened
~. .ho Gtasla staaa iolfowea 1y o,hefs containing
rnt,s., ~ smte: Tn.S Ms,o sasa as.t. LOVE maae q
fssSionabics. sS .s s'A''' ''A"o "'' efo"oeo Wit"
. ahe t.a, aeatMcr was @ S@harmsn9. INC tGmperature
,tas. as n1ae,aeu ,. " lemt oseeAss. nepsesonta-
", ~ y! aos1 ofetS e''tho anacs INC sun were
'p tut COURSE ,o,,,.
ST. LOUIS, NO., June 1o.-The second annual
meeting oi thc 81. Louis jockey Club opened
to-day with splendid wcather, a line track. Int
dusty, and large attendance.
ssratcra to tile string: Janitor, Chccknate. 1Iar
leu, Ella Rpwett, Florence Payne, MalecCa, Kill
, 1879-06-11
Black Republicans" did 1t.


The amount Of all pcnsIons thus fur paid on
account ot thu Civil War Ia $353, $50, ,6oi. All
pensions paid by our Government since Its or.
Rnn'zatlon amount to s5s5, ,8Ss,T H. This gIyos
soule idea Ut whut war coats; md the neonlo
should remember tils fact that, II thosu who sre
most blatant nuw In deMonnctilg "t4e Rebels
ai'd traitors u Of the Houth had been true to
the Constitution, tho enormous sum paid out in
pensions, AZ wuti a. our Yast National debt,
would not now constitute q gsteyous tax on tho
industry Of tlIe country. Black RepuUl(captSlu,
with tss "hE1has law, J" ia tle cause Ut # ali,
, 1879-06-11
A Southern Greeting to Fernando Wood.

: 1sR"93 HHUsJ LUH1EB1HEI9H tUE3NI
When the Ways and Means Committee came
to consider the qulnfne outrage, r. Wood, of
New York, was conveniently ahsent. It Is to
be hoped that his constituents will confirm his
absence by electing him TO ren,ain at hotne. F.
Woou Is ono Ut TIC statesmen WHOSE absence
cannot be madu too conspicuous.
, 1879-06-11
CURRENT OPINION.

Short Cut Out Of Dilemma.
. Nf'a iork Tribune (Rep),
What Congress ought to do In the present
embarrassing dilemma ia Just to pass an act re-
pealiug the President during the remainder Of
his term.
, 1879-06-11

Ufnp1fD-W1ltnm McLGan.t1
Tsn. Two. Ia.a Isssnfanoss b3.oRns4s:, sact': ,
Three base htt-p5ckcrson. :'tt.s
Flint base on efsors--Prov,dcnce -
b9rl!ss, niekerson, Foley, ". WAite.
t1,,s r4secd d ,oMallsa,,,Mhite, bal ~ !.
nalln ea1lod-on Ward. ia; On Willie. W,
4'ns-Fvo hours.
GnQsToN DEFRATs CLEVELAND.
6pkc!as Dt4potca to Tne yt1syna
bosTof, Msss., June 10,-rhc Eleyelanile
made bad showing tn the game with tlle Bos-
tons to.day,--six basc-1lts unl twepty-ono
cffors,-t'ut this Has owing partly to the fart
that Kennedy the regular catcher had iust r..
TURNED to tle nne frOm d retirement furcci
upon hin by broken ilngcr. and tlut to-day ho
btoke smother. The man who touk lis paco
could got handle Mitchell. Il4c gan,e was d..
void OF intereat. except Ia tho second i.,niug,
"uea Inc slsltoEs ulade splendid triple play.
SCORE.
,'s..ss:g,: 's.o!sg:- :. ........:a q1sSo- 81,
GmpIIc-charles Daniels.
paa.9 st re s oa estoss-l'oston. u Cleveland. J.
nasea On caiied bsll4-bostou, ..
htrnck oat-0 RoHrkB, 2; Ila,ses.
Mt.a.IIa Woupa plafsw;,6utlon, nurl0ck, Morrill,.
Kennedy, ''Psf nj"
:. Tws;6sss htts-Jones, =; Morrill,, nurdock, suy.
Thrse- baac lt--Jonea
i'ae OF game-Two hoArs and forty mEnutes.
,lloLYOKEs W. uTicAH.
HoLroKE, Junu lO.-Ilolyokes, s: Uticas. 4
.sat lo1'at1Es. Stopped BY fan.
, 1879-06-11
vEGE7INE.

It Il recommended By both PHYSICIANS nd
DRUGGISTS. who warmly indosso ita curative pssp.
critics. aud 1t can DO freely used without aar fsaF
other than good results.
, 1879-06-11
VEGEIN IN E.

Il u recommended by 10th PHYSICIANS nj
uHo9albTs, WHO warmly !ndorte tu curative p,ppt,.
tes audit can be freely used without any fe Of ota,
than good results. ~ WAN
, 1879-06-11

St.o 0r|ftns 7iatrs tpsm.},
To. tho d1shonor md dlagraco Of Louisiana,
tl,c majority Of the Committee IN Stats Debt,
appointed by the Constitutional Convention
yesterday brought In their report recommend
Ing The reputation Of about flYc.sixths ef lilo
outstanding honds and other valid obl,ga.
tions Of the State. 1t recommends
the absolute reputation Of the whole bonded
debt Of tho btatc, md Of sIl other
@ol!Gation,' amounting IN tl,e aggregate, a. .he
09, ,aU. 1t Is, in It's enttrcty, i work Of crilti-
iiiai folly. It Is tho black dlg Of Reputation
!fself 1t taenns the utttr nt,d oternol disgrace
of Louisiana IN the eyes of the civilized world.
II is Tue burial Of tie credit of The Common
wealth, u,nl, II adopted, and not thwartcl. viii
destroy the private credit a.l commercial stand.
ine Of tho people throughout the State.
, 1879-06-11
Senator Mcdonald Proves Too Much foz
His rArty's Good.
X6ia Tae thhhx nx,

Senator Mcdonald Proves Too Much for
His Tarty's Good.
4sHo tark Tribune tRtp.}.
Mr. Blaine proposes TINT Mr. Mcdonald shalt
pay dearly for his blundcr tu charging that
Ncw-Engand State had a lnrGor representation
than It Was entitled 10. 11o has moved to
amend tic resolution for an investigation Into
Rhode Island matters by adding direction
that tho Committee shall discover why
In niue Congressional Diatric.s, which
lle names, III various Southern States
there WAS total vote, almost entirely Demo-
cratic, At the last election Of only 60 900 -or an
average yoto of less than 1850 0,-whereas, ia
those very same diasrirts In 1876 the Republican
candidates alone received, In oil, 59,0 600 votes
or an average vote OF moro than 0,bOo for
each candldate. Mr.. blaine would lfke to
have thu Committee inquifs whether
there wero not fraud aud intimtda-
ton in thoss districts At the last election.
There never was more striking display Of
Democratic }atuttv tban ia this matter. Mr.
McDona'd attempted to mako a very small
point upon very small State, which Is natural
" oscrWhel elm[ngIy Republican, and be has stm-
ply succeeded in directing the attention OF the
whole country again to tho Southern States,
where the majority OF the voters In most OF the
States arc In subjcrtion tu the shot.Runs and
superior cunning OF the minority.
, 1879-06-11

E9NN81 LF AN1A4
FnILADKLpn1A, June 10.-Thc Republican State
Convention, to nominate candidate for Stat.
Treasurer, will meet at Aarrlsburg IN the a3d
Of July.
, 1879-06-11

~. +. r STEVENS. Boston; have frequently pre.
sn. sseMUsa tns Vehetlnu ~ blood purifier, and hsfa
tle community II good medicine " !"
ocI H. ja7a. DF. JEO. u. HQYu. Dewitt IL
, 1879-06-11
vEGETINE
IN POWDER FORM
Is Sold by all Druggists.

W. 1l1PPEE, M. D.. SAYS:
n II: r 9TEvENa. po.ton: hare .od your yer.,,,.
used II SPEAK favorAbiy " a GOOD ei{rctS "no ~
u.,. :, - ". HlPPHE, N. D., frute.st
"es" ~ 4o'o' Des MoInel H.
, 1879-06-11
DOCTORS REPORT.

II. II. aTEVEN8. 1Ioatan, Veaetlne Il good ntaf
c11c, sells well, and gives good Aatf4sActtDn.
Or. J. CREIGHTON. nrugghf.,
uupielkh, H.
, 1879-06-11
VEGETINE
IN POWDER FORM
Will meet tho wants Of thousanda

DR.. J. r. CONAN SAYS,
u. T. STEVENS. Boston: VesetIpe ha, n.,,ox...,
sons wonderful cures In our town. md 1" rstsad
peslof 10 oit other "1luod pnrttefs. N 'sase'at
br. J. F. cuMAA. Dragaiit, Athena All.