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THE OLD TICKET.
The New York Sun Declares for Tiidsn
and Hendricks.

The New York sun Declares for Tildsn
and Hendricks.
NEw YORK, June 20.-The Sun OF to-day
says:
"Itis stated, and generally believed, that
Samuel ]. Tilden has written aud sent TO
the Cincinnati Convention letter declin.
ing to be renominated for President. II
Mr.. Tilden has sent any such letter, we
make bold to affirm that 1t ought to be
wholly disregarded by the Convention:
He Is, and ought To be. in the hands Of
the Democracy Of the United States. il
he Is elected he will serve the country as
no other man can serve 1t. Mr.. Hendricks
should also be put upon the ticket. What.
ever may be the private and personal In
cIinations OF the candidates, thay must
give way to the exigencies o! the great oc-
casion. Peculiar circumstances require
peculiar courses and peculiar treatment
Mr.. Tilden's health IL good enough, espe'
cially with Mr.. Hendricks on the ticket
for Vice President. These men were elect
ed before, and by fraud and force were
kept out Of their Offices. II they are re-
nominated now, the greatest OF all Issues
whether the will Of the people shall
govern In this Republic--will be squarely
presented IN the voters OF the United
States. Iiother candidatesare nominated
whoever they may be, the issues OF the
canvass will be dWArisd into comparative
insigni6oance. Tilden and Hendricks com
pose the only true ticket for the support
OF American patriots In 1880"
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NEW MkxICo.


Indian Troubles-The NayeIos DiscIaim
Being Connected Win the Late out
RACES.
CHICAGO, Ill, June 2o.-The 7ritunt',
Santa Fe special says: Gen. Buell. reports
from Fort wingate that on the l2th he
had a consultation with the head Chiefs
and many sub. Chiefs and old men Of the
Naysjo tribe. They acknowledge some Of
their young men have been behaving bad
", but denied having had council with
the Utes recently, and stated that II Capt.
Bunet, Of the Ninth Cavalry, was given to
them as agent they would endeavor to re.
strain the young men. No Indian depre.
dations are reported from southern New
Mexico lately. victoria's band is evident.
ly in Chihauhau depredAting. General
Hatch asked permission TO follow him into
New Mexieo, which should be granted, as
only continual chase will subdue Victo-
ria's baud. II is thought no obstacle VIII
be found from the Mexican authorities,
Indian trails being reported in Greai
county, Captain Kramer, with l60 men,
left Fort Bowie. yesterday, TO scout in the
San Francisco Valley.
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saraeld olnb AZ pnrksr,hnrr.

PARKERsBURo, W, Va, June l9.-The
Republicans Of this city organized Gar
field and Arthur Club last night with over
800 names on the roll. O. H. sbattuck,
Sheriff of the county, and at one time a
pupil of Garfeld's at Hiram, was chosen
President with hurrah. This means
success, as Sheriff Shattuck Is one Of the
most effective workers in hesitate. F.G..
Dodge, y. M. Shrewsbury, q, D. Aerriek,
L. O. Hunt, ]. q. Fischer and s. B. Craw-
ford were chosen Vice Presidents. Col.
van-H. Bukey was made Recording Sec
retary, F. B. Toothaker, Corresponding
Secretary, and ]. ". Mather, Treasurer.
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The census returns for he city as Civ
en- this morning show a handsome in-
crease in our population since 1870. The
gain is nearly 80 per cent. This ia far
ahead of the showing just made by Gin
ciuAati. Wheeling is quiet, conserva-
tive and rather slow.going sort Of place,
but she is steadily demonstrating that she
has reliable elements Of growth. This
growth has been going on al.
most unknown to US for
the last Eve years. The school census
has not done US justice. Everybody could
see the vast numbered new faces upon our
streets, and almost everybody felt that
there must be very decided addition to
our population from abroad. The census
lust completed shows that this is a fact.
We have nearly 80 900 people In the city
proper, aud suburban population Of
about II, 600 more.
Speaking Of the slow inc'eare OF popu.
lstlon in cities Ike Cincinnati during the
last decade, Washington special says:
"Complnints are now being received at
the Census0 0iEice from numerous ambitious
cities, that tho enumeFators did not get
everybody that there are mistakes, and
that the population IL returned at TOO low
a figure. A great deal oi this thing is
expected, for cities generally bave not
grown nearly as fast between 1870 and
and 1880 as between 1850 and 1870. Until
the panic OF 1873 the tendency OF popula.
tion was strongly towards cities, but with
the general depression OF industry there
has been an exodus from the city to the
country, very marked in some cases. 1t is
expected at the Census Office that many
cities will not more than have held their
own from 1870 to 1880. and that very
rapid growth is the exception. 1t is ex
pected that the per cent OF increase OF
Foundation for the present decade will be
| 10 excess OF the ten years ending with
1870. but that less share OF 1t will be
found In cities. Instead OF this being a
cause OF complaint 1t Is a very healthy
sign. y,
General Walker Is up to his eyes IN
work about the Census, and hnds no
time as vet TO summarize the reports
which are beginning to comein. He is
well pleased with the progress already
made, and thinks the final outcome will
be satisfactory. One great Improvement
In tho present enumeration is the TACT
that it has been practically completed in
the cities during the first half OF June,
and therefore before the summer exodus
into the country has really got under
way. while In former years the work has
dragged on so far into hot weather that
many Gity people had left town, and fall
ed to be counted either in the city OF
country"
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Tur Wheeling Rrgiser has no notion OF
r,.oytrlng the financial secrets of the
.,rrs,p. Although It made bold to say a
t.rd.ys 500 that Baker had not demanded
md leceived $500 from Col. Ben, yet
ybsD II came to that addendum Of ours,
which included and greater or less sum
than 500, and also took in all the MEM
b.nof the Democratic hierarchy Of West
Virginia, the repository Of Bakers finan-
d,l secrets dismissed our interrogatory
With an expression OF his lofty con-
t,mpL There is, however q vague
impression around this town among
Democratic politicians that Baker got
pOmissory note from Colonel
Ben 'Or at least $500, in the canvass Of
ls7S, and inasmuch as his high toned pa.
Der has had good deal to say OF late
sbout the market value OF political opin.
ions, We are curious to know what has
been bis experience in that line for some
ysars past. We should like to see several
witnesses called into court, and among
them Col, Ben Wilson, Henry G. Davis,
Johnson n. Camden and John s.
Burdet. We should like TO par
tieulltly interrogate the last named
ssntlenan in regard to his financial exper-
fences with Lewis Baker. We are de-
sitOus that this whole subject Of "market
values" should be better understood here
aIer than it has been in the past. The
Tiduous Register is generally supposed to
be in position to throw light on it. Let
Us have the facts.
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MUNICIPAL coukT re-conyenes at p. N.
to-day.
TIE LaBelle MIL starts up to-day; also.
the Hinge Factory.
TIE seguin Collegiate Institute Com
mencement takes place at the Opera
House tonight.
oSE deed OF trust was filed and one
marriage license issued by Recorder
Hook, yesterday.
THE schultze Boat Club gave pleasant,
orderly picnic, at Tallman's Orchard, over
the river Saturday.
The portion Of the Grant House still
standing Is to be sold at Commissioners
sale on Saturday, July 10.
HENRY JoSEs' Sunday School class, Of
Thomson NJ. s. Church, on the Island,
will give an entertainment Thursday night
at Stones orchard.
CouP's great circus will exhibit ON the
Island one week from to-day. II Is said to
be an unusually good show, even in this
day OF big exhibitions Of It's kind.
OSCAR sANDRocE has been chosen Sec
retary Of the Etna Fire and Marine In.
surance Company, 10 gil the vacancy
caused by the death Of Major Savage.
STANTON AND DAvExroRr baye received
Harpers Monthly, Scribner, Atlantic,
Popular Science. North American, and 9th.
er periodicals for July, and they are all
bright numbers.
ONE Of Pittsburgh's tiremen and num-
Der of ladies took In the Eighth ward hose
house Saturday, and complimented Jimmy
Atwell's horses highly. Jimmy has his
horses trained very well, only he says
they have not enough to do.
Nh. ]. W. YosT, Of Bellaire, has been
appointed architect for the new Court
House now being erected at Cambridge,
o. Mr.. Yost is Young architect OF great
ability, and this award 10 him is fecog-
milton OF abilities to be proud Of.
The elegant new summer house at Horn.
brooks Park was discovered 70 be on FIRE
yesterday morning about nine O'Clock and
was extiDguished with much difficulty by
the neighbors who rushed to the place.
The fire originated from gasoline lamp
in the building.
GROUND was broken on Saturday for the
new tank and other improvements at the
Gas Works. The work will be pushed TO
completion as rapidly as circumstances
will permit, and when finished the city
will have gas works with q capacity ade-
quate to quantity consumed.
The alleged Bethany fire.bugs, Parkfn-
son and Cheek, were brought down from
Wellsburg by Deputy Sheriff Curtis, Sat-
urday and confined in. the county Jail
here. The testimony taken last week was
only with view to whether the bail Of
the prisoners should be reduced. The
judge deferred his decision until next
Saturday. M
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GENERAL DOMESTIC NEWS.
rnE NORTHWEST NEARLY DRowNED
OUT.
EItenslye FLOODS In Mlnneaota and wis.
eopsfn-weekly Review OF the chi
caEo and new York Markets
1he Indian War in the
Southwest, de-, &C.
chicago weekly Review.

Chicago, June 19.-wheat has beer
hopping actively about within moderate
range for the past week, followed some
what more leisurly by the other cereals.
The tendency OF wheat has been lower,
but Corn and Oats higher. The near ap.
proach Of the Wheat harvest and the di-
minishing receipts (they are now almost
nothing) about counterbalance each 9TH
er, and the element OF uniavorable foreign
news cause some additional decline here,
The Corn market is stitfened by adyanc-
ing rates abroad, and by the diminishing
receipts and decreasing stocks in store
here.
Provisions have taken very marked
upward step, and to.day's prices show an
advance OF fully 81 per barrel on Pork
over last Saturdays. and Lard advanced
III cents. There are stories of corner
in Pork, but 1t seems more probable that
the fact that Hogs are 80 high that no
Pork can be made at the present price
with profit to the packers, will account for
the rise. A strong Southern and Europ-
can demand has sprung up, and 1t Is not
improbable that q further advance all
along the line may be recorded. Sales Of
July options were made during the week as
follows: Wheat S9ss9itc, Corn S5.aS5lc,
0a,s 26la2stc, Pork Sl0s Ill 40, Lard 6,60-
settle. Closing cash pricesA Wheat 92ac
Corn S5s +S5lc, Oats 27l427tc, Rye 75c,
Barley 73474c, Pork Sll 70, Lard 672lc.
Closing July prices Wheat Gle, Corn
35aa35tc, Oats 26sc, Pork Sll 22ia1l 25,
Lard 6 724 6 75c. Receipts for the week:
Wheat, 24s,0O0 bush. Corn, 2,220000
busb.; Oats, $4,000 bush. Shipments:
Wheat, 1872 900 oush Corn, 3255,000
bush. Oats, $4,000. Receipts same time
last year: Wheat, $4,000 BUSH; Corn,
l,538 90 bush; Oats, 45S,000 bush. Ship
ments: Wheat, $4,000 bush; Corn, g.
222, 900 BUSH; Oats, Sgl, 600 bush. The
decrease in stock amounts 10 over $780,
0O0 bushels, and gives considerable conf.
dence to the long holders.
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PoLIrIcs OVER rHR RlyRR.-The Repub-
lican Cong Convention for the
Sixteenth Ohio district will be held at Bel
laire next Wednesday, the 23i Of June.
Belmont county is entitled to 5S delegates,
Guernsey SO, Harrison 20, Jefferson 40,
Noble %. Reports from the primaries held
saturday indicate that the Belmont delega-
ton will be for Updegraf. AT Martins Fer
ry the following gentleman were elected
as Updergraf delegates: K. N. Theaker,
Col. VIM. B. Lewis, W. s. Dilwonh, J.
W. Mitchell, DR.. |. Werlich, E ]. A.
Drennem and Levi Shipman. At Bridge
port, agreeable to announcement, the Re-
publicans met in council chamber Satur-
day evening and elected Burgett McCon-
naughney, 4. F. Smith, F. 3. Robinson
and ]. NJ. Todd delegates to the Congress-
onaf Convention. They are all UpdegrAf
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The Cincinnati Cop,entIon-News and
Gossip.

The Clneinnhtl tontention-neNs anu
Gossip.
Hontio Seymour is pronounced the
Tea. political ilirt Of the age. He positive.
ly declines the Presidential nomination
every day or two, but there is always q
lltent suggestion in his phraseology that
he may possibly be induced to accept. In
this way be demoralizes the Democracy.
The first thing he knows the Convention
at atCincinLati will take him at his word,
and not nominate him.
lissymour weie out OF the way-taking
for granted that Tildin will not be serious
lyiu the way-Bayard might come to the
front very conspicuously. He controls
more votes at this time than any other
candidate save Tilden. According to the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday, Tilden
has la votes to commence with, Bayard
80, Hancock 60, Thurman 65 and Field
90.
The Cincinnati papers Of yesterday have
all sorts Of news in regard to the outlook
among the delegates. A great deal Of
space in the way Of interviews is con.
sumed to show that letter Is In the hands
Of confidential friend of Tilden, which
will be forthcoming at the proper time,
making known to the Convention that he
eaunO! be candidate on account Of the
preeariOns condition Of his health. On
the Oher hand, in another column, the
arrival Of the Irving Club OF New York
one thousaud strong-at midnight satur.
day night, Is announced-all whooping
and huuahing Tor Tilden, and declaring
that be is their first, second and last
choce This looks as Il Tiiden would be
aeaudidIte. So also does such prara-
SuPhs as the 10 lowing:
Ia the vicinity Of the Grand last night
oe's we're freely otfAred that Tildea
Woald be the choice OF the Convention.
1hu IN some cases they were accepted.
In one Instance cOupleet New Workers
eot to discussing tile question on the
sidewalk, near the entrance 70 the hotel,
and attracted quite crowd Of spectators
y the heat Of the debate. One was ior
Iaden aHd the other for any man TO beat
4tdeh, Finally the Tilden man offered
@oei 500 u $50 that he could name the
nouinee VI the Convention. The proposi.
non W.s accepted, aud the money stAked
" lhe hands Of an squAintance. Then the
illden man proposed to bet $50 TO Sl0t
IlN be would win the first bet. This wa
A'Ao hEen and the money deposited.
In addition to the above, in the way o
Cincinnati new., the Commercial has th,
following dispatch iIom Chicago in resart
t0Ihe TiIden feeling:
The burden oil the news gathered from
uanSynts en- route to Cincinnati, is tha
tney are for the most part open to convic
uon, hut thA,, they incline rather Iayorabl!
70 hldNn, in caG.e he seems to be In rea
Sonaole frame Of mud. The private way
SSoosn'deep feeling Ameng delegates an
s@on sa 7 thOse who quiz then as well is tbs
tb.oGN tbsnGN the "Old man. Is golbs. to puI
'A'uEa and get the necessary two-thisSd
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r,,pr was a large turnout at the Re
,,bIcau primaries last Saturday night
X. nrres. in the history Of the party in
,si, ~ rjtv-thus showing a deep interest in
,bs I success Of the cognty ticket that is to
!. nominated next Saturday. The con-
,.,t y o,er the sheriffalty has resulted, as 1t
...m. y. in favor OF George H. Parks, and
/, no doub. will be nominated on the first
S,llo, in the Convention. The contest
S.,seen Mr.. P. and his competitors has
Non conducted in such spirit OF good
tssIiup that there will be no acerbity left
!, sDd.ugsr the success of the nomina-
iiop. This feeling will help the whole
tekst when nominated, provided the
romiuatlons shall give as general satsfac'
tiou n does the selection Of Mr. Parks.
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rnounLE WITn 4 nAREM.

cOSsrASrlSortE, June 1O.-on the ar.
rival in the Dardanelles OF the Italian YES.
sci having on board the Harem OF ex.
Khedive Ismael Pashs, the Sultan au-
thorized the women 10 go 10 Chios or
Lemnos, but the Captain Of the ship per.
sisted that he had been chartered to Con-
stantinople. The ship was allowed to
come, out OF respect to the Italian Rag,
but the women will be transshipped with.
out landing, and conveyed to Ohios. The
sons OF Ismael Pasha mus, return to Eu.
rope.
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The assumption that Tilden will cruelty
| IN New York any luckless nominee who
NAV defeat him in the Convention Is
deeply grounded, and goes 70 show that
the Democrats put as little faith in the
purity OF Tilden's motives as the Republic
cans put in his patriotism and his per
sopal and political honesty. There Is a
rising disgust at Seymours persistent re-
iusals, and at the evident coquetry which
is behind. No Democrat, when cues.
toned as to Seymours condidacy, but
wisely wags his head and discredits the
Oft told tale Of the Sage OF Deerteld.
Thurman Is scarcely spoken OF among
Democrats here. Morrison, Bayard and
Hancock are universally acceptable, but
the selection OF any one OF them Is looked
upon much a. Sherman's candidacy be-
fore the Republican Convention, as wise
choice but as an impracticable one.
II Is difficult TO get rational statement
OF what the Democrats really do want.
They are apparently getting into frame
of mind 10 accept with resignation almost
any nomination the Convention may
make. Even the Gramercy pill would be
swallowed without any great eonvulsion.
The matter Of the religious features of
the Convention is, we observe, giving the
Democracy some concern. This is owing
to the scarcity Of Democratic clergymen
in Cincinnati. An opening prayeri is want
ed every day, and Of course it will never
do to have Republican preacher bias the
mind Of Divine Providence by injecting
politics into his prayer. The Commercial
says:
Considerable speculation has been en-
tertained as TO what clergyman the Nation
al Committee would suggest to open the
Convention with prayer. It has been
claimed by some that Catholic priest
would be chosen, as there Is not Demo-
cratic clergyman in Cincinnati or vicinity.
This, however, is q mistake. Rev. DR.. d.
D. Pratt, the eloquent preacher OF Music
Hall, Is q Demooratrdyed in the wool.
The suggestion Is made for the committee
10 invite DR.. Pratt to open the Convention
with prayer.
The situation at Cincinnati is not unlike
that at Chicago in respect to its unceri;
tainty. The nomination Of a dark horse
is among the imminent possibilities of the
balloting-once the delegates get down to
business. The Commercial concludes q
long editorial review OF the situation, by
remarking that there never was a body
Of delegates assembling in a National po.
litical Convention knowing less OF what
they are likely to do than the distinguished
representatives of the Democracy who
reached this city yesterday in season to
ascertain, through consultations, the ex-
tent of the prevalent confusion"
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BrsMARcR,s DEREAT.

BERLIN, June 1s.-Bismsrck has met
with second defeat in the Lower Houte
ofthe Prussian Diet to-day, which rejected
the first clause Of Bismarck's church bill
yesterday. The second clause OF the bill
was rejected to-day. Most Of the National
Liberals, the Center party, in which are
included the Catholic members and the
Progressionists, all are united in voting
against It Il Is said the irritation felt by
Bismarck in consequence Of this action Of
the Dietis extrame.
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Presldtnt Hayes al Columbus.

COLUMBUS, June 20-President Hayes
and wife spent the day very quietly, at
tending church at Broad Street Chapel.
In'reierring to his contemplated trip 10
California, the President said II he goes at
all 1t will be Us late as September, sidea
being to reach Sacramento in time to at
tend the State Fair about the middle Of
that month. He will extend his trip to
Oregon, and possibly further north.
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POREIGS NOTES.

Hail storms have ruined the crops in the
District Of Parrentain, Switzerland.
The passage in the House Of Commons
OF local option resolution giving the in.
hGbitants Of any district the right 10 de-
termine whether license 10 public houses
shall be renewed or not, will oblige the
Government 70 introduce bill regulating
liquor license,
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sPRlSeRtMD, Mass, June 20-The
Finance Committee of the Boston and AL
bany Railroad directors have reported in
favor Of an advance Of 10 per cent in
wages, to AXE effect July /, The rise Is
understood to include the officers as we'll
as employees.
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INA DrunLen Row.

PrrrsguRau, June 2O.-During a drunk.
en- row this afternoon In saloon at Cork's
Run, kept by d man named Glesenkamp,
Samuel Baderick, steel worker, had his
neck broken and skull fractured by two
parties kicking him. Jim Brown and anr
other Of the murderers fed down the
Ohio. Detectives are on their track.
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PRESS BAAQURT.

LoxDOs, June 2O.-Ths annual dinner
of the newspaper press fund took place
last night Edward DiceY, editor Of the
Obssrpr, speaking as m old contributor to
many journals in the Colonies and
America, proposed tle Foreign, Colonial
aud American press. Sir Alexander 7.
Gait, Canadian Commissioner, responded.
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orp Republican neighbOrs of the Six.
,...,b Ohio Congressional district will
vi s., in Convention at Bellaire on We'd
n.'J,y as, to select a nominee for Congress.
TS TS.,s seems to be no doubt that DR.. Up
Inf ,r will be renominated.
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senator IIoar Happy,

BosroN, June Ex-senator Hoar was
given reception tonight, and said the
happlest moment OF his life was when
the Chicago Convention nominated Gar
field, whose character aud craftsmanship
he highly eulogized.
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sPRiSaRlELD, MASS, June 2O.-Rev.
Samuel Robbins Brown, one Of tue earliest
missionaries to China aud Japan, through
whose etfOrts some OF the hrst Chinese
boys were sent to America to be educ sted,
died at Monson this morning, aged 70.
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McKRNNAN--uudly Ju,s %. 1850, a. soelOrk :. .
N Mn. RLn,nETH Il ScHESNAN, widow Of the
late Rev. Jamoa W. MeRsnnan.
Fuusra services will take place At her inis rssi-
dspes No. IS Eourtssnh street this (N ,Hdlyl alter
noon al o'clock. Friends Of the family are iavipG
10 lttFnd.
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DAYTON, June 2O.-The returns Of the
census enumerators for the city, places the
population at about 80 900, growth OF
1000 in the past ten years. Estimates hvd
been placed above 10 900 in the city, and
1t is thought that several Of the wards
have not been fully enumerated.
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p,,,yoRE AsD ONO stock quotes at 100
.II,e. Parkepburr branch at 81; Cen
wv Nv oSio At s9I and 40, and preferred at
Sand 70.