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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
VERY LATEST NEWS.
A Record NJ Important Events,
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

COMPLAINT is made because the presi-
dent has gone TO the Pacific coast in the
midst of the campaign.
SITTING Bulls sioux are occasioning
much discussion. There is much differ
enee of opinion among high officials as to
what should be done with them.
GENERAL TYNER, the assistant post
master general, will not return before
October 10. He IL active in the Indian
canvass
GEN. SHERMAN IL said to have recently
shown General Boynton, his bitter enemy.
little fayors which indicate n desire to
patch up all their difficulties.
EVERYBODY, including the great officers
Of the government, who could find the
slightest excuse for his absence, has left the
city aud probably the city has not been
dullcr since 1850.
THE understanding now seems to be that
Crcary will not be dismissed. but will be
Senator Ferry, of Micigan, has been hard
Mt work 10 save Creary the disgrace of u
dismissal, recommended by the general
c0urt-martial.
GEN. MYER owned very handsome res
idcncc in Washington at the corner of
Connecticut avenue and II street The
house was formerly occupied by Sir I'd
ward Thornton. The house wus then
rented by John Chamberlain, and was con
verified into palace gambling establish
mcnt Tho house in its new character not
only broke many Washington politicians,
but John Chamberlain also, and the house
and Its magnificent furniture were sold at
auction. The house was purchased by
General Myer, and was thoroughly reno
waited and rcfurnishcd and here he lived
a happy life with his family, when away
from official labors
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

Con- GRlrRsoN reports Nietoria's bnnd
in the Candelaria Mountains in Mexico
about $50 miles west Of Fort Quitmnn.
They have lost about forty mon in Skin
mishes with our troops, and their cattle
are nearly worn out. Had the Mex
leans only acted with ordinary vigil
nnce the whole hnnd would have boon
compelled to surrender long before this.
AS il is they must soon mako terms
with the Mcxicans or yield uncondi-
tionally to the United States
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

CHARLES lllrEs, chairmnkcr Of
Dayton o., lent his brothcr-m -lnw,
Charles lIctcrich, some money Tues
dry night IIitcs made demand on
lIctcrch for repayment of the debt.
This greatly angcrcd the borrower, and,
after Illuminating over the matter, he
went to lItcs' house aud shot him
dead. This is u new method Of paying
old lnhla
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

CApplSAL NINA, the Pnpnl secretary,
who has boon very i'll recently has
been pronounced eonvalescent Dur
ing his illness the Vatican authorities
have not been idle They have pro-
iectcd the establishment Of n college at
MnlM where missionaries for the propa-
cation Of the nith in Africa will be cd
uentod. Some 100000 lire will he cX-
pended in this enterprise.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

WHEN Gnmbctta, thcgrcnt republican
leader and orator Of France, is once
fairly launched in speech, he utter $50
TO 2l0 words u minute. An ordinary
speaker pronounces only about $50
words in the same time, Lord Ma
caulay used to speak $50 words in u
minute.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

TnE Houston POa estimates the cot
tom crop Of rcNns for this year 1T 300,
GOO baIca, or onc-fourth Of the entire
crop Of the United States. This crop il
unprecedented, but il can bc increased
by grcntcr in dealing with the dostruc-
i've cotton.w o rnl.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

A ROWING match Inns been arranged
between Riley and Courtney. The
match is to come of within the next
thirty days. Courtney gives Riley con
siderable odds, putting up $500 to
Rilcys $3.50. II is to be hoped that the
favorilc will show up better than in his
recent contest with lIanlan m Wash
lnglOn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

flIE Ulcv have signed the new treaty
with the government, which provides
for their removal from their present
reservation in Colorado, This il The
trcnty which was framed ut Washing
ton last winter and Endorsed lay the late
Chief ouny. This, ii Is believed, will
end MI further trouble with the Ute In
l,nnu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

TIM Milwaukee, Turner's, who took
one-third Of the prizes 1T Frankfort-on-
the Main, were given warm reception
by their fclow-countrymen, on landing
nj New York. They will be entertain
ed in that city and Boston for several
days, and will proceed 10 their homes
npyt week
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
COM NJ ENTS.
CHOLERA is raging in parts of Asia.

a PHYSICIAN in Pierce county, Wis
consin, hired two pugilists to accom-
pany him Oh il collection tour, and
every man who could pay, but would
MT. was soundly whipped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

MR. VANDERBILT consents to the con
tinuance of Maud S. on the turf, and
she will probably he entered against
time ut the forthcoming Chicago meet
ing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

my shout l5o Of the Sioux braves
renlun with old Sitting Bull across the
British border
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
How to get Well.

Lord Westb,ry said Of the Judicial
Committee Of he British Privy Coun-
Ut on which Rc had been sitting
Chelmsford i veiy old, Napier il very
deaf, Colyille II very stupid; Int M
tau' make mi admirable tribunal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
THE NATIONS DISGRACE.


Names Of the Thieves Part They Played in the Conspiracy
the Offices Given Them in Payment by Hayes With
the Salary Each Receives
The Most banning Exposure Civilized Country Ever
Witnessed.
Miscellaneous Political Notes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

Governor cnllom j, campaigning
down in Egypt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
How 10 rot Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too much
without cNcrusc, work too hard without rest;
doctor All the time. take NIL the vile ncstrums
advertised anathtn you will want to know
HOW to get Well
Which is answered IN three words-Take Hop
Rltters' 500 ether column--E rpresi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

speak to Coy. shepherd IN the suhiec; giving my
opinion in it, favor.
Q.-Goy. shepherd has testified that You once
spoke to him casually Oh the subject. How much
cash lid Won receive from De Goycr und MeClel
Ian ~ either Of them, ~ their agent. at any
time, for your agency IL thc procurement u Thu,
particular contract
Five thousand dollars.
Garfield first attempted to make tic
committee believe that lengthy brief
bad been prepared but when he saw
that the committee would want To see
the brief he had to drop that plan.
Then he made a careful study Of the
case, and pounded the point, into the
members If the board, bv solid argu.
ment Garfield thought ii hc reduced
il u talk hc would haze hecommittee.
but to hi horror lie found that Il would
not do to claim that hc bad made
an argument to the board. but he knew
he had stated the points to the board.
but afterwards didn't know whether
the members We're all there or not.
But again cornetcd he confessed that
AL he did was e speak e Boss
Shepherd
the Poland committee hid found.
four Years before this evidence Nh,
given that Garfield sworc falsely
in the Credit Mobilicr inycstiga-
ton Can anybody read the above
testimony and not believe that lie ,Here
falsely second time9
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

If Gen. Hancock as president of tire
United states, should appoint To office
two such rebels Is Gen. Long>treet and
erring brother Key, would that signify
that the solid south had Won I'm the
ballot what II failed tn win fifteen wears
ago by the sword u Me- York lSuu Aua
27h, 1850.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Miscellaneous Political Notes
HAYES REWARD OF MERIT.
Louisiana.

MEN CONNECTED WITH THE EETUEstHc BOARD.
S,.,,I.,o .a,.1a,a.I T.,
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BEACONSFIELD TO HIS PARTY.

A PRIVATE MEETING OF FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MEN AT BRIDGEwATER HOUSE
LONDON, May 19.-FOur hundred ana htty
nobiemen and gentlemen were present at meeting OF
the Conservatives at Brdgew0ter House to-day Lords
sasbur, and CaruarvOn Sir Stafford Northcote and Mr
Cross present -
Lord ueaconsncld after having expressed the hope
that the proceeding would be regarded strictly private
referred to the sudden change IN the position OF the
parties but he saw reason to despair Thcre were
already signs OF encouragement Iihc Conservatives
were true TO Their principles, he looked forward
to their return to power III no
tant period. he expressed surprise tht
Mr. Gladstone after his repeated expression OF desire
to retire from political controversy, shond accept t%3
nosfs Lord cacOnsfeld deied that no ever lntcndeu
10 resign the Premiership. He recOmmended mat lhe
Conservatives maintain IN attitude OF dlgnneu Opposr
tiop To certain extent Radlcaisn TOT ihe pI1syul -
trumnhant, but nothing would induce him 70 heiitEc
tht its would be- permanent lie attributed the
defeat of the Conservatives to desire lot faIsc
He considered II impossible Tor the present 'ln'7iS'
with it's dscnrdnut elements, to last long.
SIR Robert Peel, BIC Stafford Northcute' anu LoIus
Carnaryon and Salisbury also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PAUL DE MUSSET DEAD.
PARIS, May 19.-Paul dc Mussct, the author
and dralnallst, IL dead, age seventy-si1 years.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Wednesday,. May 19 1880.
Tho blackburn cotton masters have resolved 10 open
all the mills Monday at the present rate OF wages
II f. expected TINT a good proportion OF tho hands will
come IN, their feeling being TO Resume work.
The principal joker Of the undergraduates Of the Uni
versity College o. Oxford ull Of whom were rstlcatcd
for the locking IN OF university proctor ana soma Ie-
lows OF thG college has confessed. The other students
have been invited 10 return to college.
BERLIN, May 10.-An agreement has been made be-
tween Prussia aud Hamburg. The customs line Is to
coincide with the political frontier although tho Two
lncs may where convenience requires. The dis
putc Is now ended.
ROME. May 19.-The almost complete results OF the
election for members OF the Chamber OF Deputies show
the return Of 100 COnsutOnaSts 173 Mnistcrlallsis
and 81 DiBspdGnt IPit. Second ballots expected to
make these figures l75. 2i0 and 81 respectively.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 19-Thc. Tekko Turcuwan ex-
petition has been postponed until August
RHEIMS May ION. Constan|, French Minister Of
the INTERIOR wLO here In consequence Of the Labor
strike has left Paris. Nine hundred m,n have re-
sunrd work. The trUUps remain III readiness for uuy
emergency.
FEsTH May 10.-The distress in Hungary s still in
creasng Fourteen hundred persons at szlnn, Cont
tnt aud Zcmpn have other food hut grass nettlcs
aud mushrooms. Troops OF culigIans leaving the
country. Thc Government has ordered the authorities
to stop tic cmiggGtUu
OTTAWA, Ont May 10.-Mr Joseph Nortlwood. Of
Chatham, Kent County. N. H. has been called to the
Senate IN place OF the late Hon. George Brown.
BELLEvILLE, Ont, May 10.-Five cara OF gold orc
from MOdoc arrived here yesterday for shipment TO
BdliulO. Three cars oi Iron ore came this morning.
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CANADA BRISTLES UP.

A FIERY REPLY TO THE REPORT OF SECRETARY
EvARTs on THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
ToRoNTo, Ont, May 19.-Ihe Globe has a
1ono editorial article to-day attacking the report OF
Secretary Evarts on tho fisheries 1t declares that II
Congress has the right to play fast and loose WIN ~
duty on fish, Canada repeal the clause grantnR iIco
use of her canals. Ii asserts that the washington
Treaty cannot supersede local regulations TOT tho P
lection OF the fisheries. 1t concludes as folloWs'
tits TO be hoped that Lord Kimberly VIII continue & 20
occupy the position taken in these negouatlons ~ @
nTcdrSessor In the Colonial Office. Canaoa can oeC01 -
ndord 10 have the fish duty remposed tnAu siio to &
afford 10 lose her proprietary control OF her hsu @ 81
t The nresent moment there Is tho enormous sum VI
SIO 0Oo 600 I'm the hands OF the United states III
nenf ma the result OF the Geneva award IOr WcI ,O
Irifish Coyernmeut never received any equlEa ~
fThis il made m OF the amount awarded IN excess vi 10
sum total of legal claims under the AlaDama causo
tha Treaty OF Washington, with accrued lneIIsO ~
added; and long that enormous sum es ~ ~ to ~
1reasury Mt Washington, it II not hkeiv that Hif
newnl OF attempts 40 arbitration, or any indications Vi
Submissive spirit Oh part OF the Gladstone Govern
mcnt win be regarded with favor by the Brsh people,
LONDON, May 19-The Times this morning, @ IN Inn nI
editorial article on the Fortune Bay dispute says % Lna
"fLe party and to great extent tho stltesmeu, wv
were 1riguay responsible for the Treaty OF Mhsng
ton are now again power I'm this country ana tey
nor shrink the task OF amending IL where thy may
sec epd for aluendmC mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
THE DO.NOTulNG CONGRESS.
ANOTHER DAY WASTED IN TIE HOUsE-MEMBER
DESERVING THE CAPITAL FOR THE RACEs-YAE
ATTEMPT TO CONSIDER THE TARIFF BILL.

ANOTHER DAY WASTED IN TIE HOUSE-MBMBERs
DESERVING THE CAPITAL FOR THE RACEs-VAIN
ATTEMPT TO CONSIDER THE TARIFF BILL.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSE1
WASHINGTON May 10.-Of course nothing was
accomplished In Congress to-day. There was
horse race in Washington this morning, and n boat
race was advertised for the afternoon. The House
of Representatives, after passing the Agricultural
Appropriation BILL which ought to have been
voted upon yesterday. and ordering recess from
o'clock until 7:30 m., proceeded to waste the
time until the former hour ut least that part OF
the House which remained at the Capitol did, for
great many Of those who did not go to the horse
race slipped ont and started for the regatta about
o'clock, leaving barely quorum present.
The prcteXt for fOOling away the time was an at
tempt to take up the Tariff bill, reported recently
from tho Committee on Ways and Means. Mr.
Tucker moved that the House resolve itself into
Committee Of the Whole, with the understanding
that this measure be taken mp for discussion. This
motion was resisted by an almost solid vote OF the
Republicans and by a few of tho Democrats, repre-
senting districts In which iron and salt are manu-
facturcd. The supporters Of tho measure carried
their motion oh an aye and nay voto by the slender
majority of eight.
No sooner was Mr.. Converse in the chair than
Fernando Wood raised the point Of order that the
revenue bills on the calendar must be taken mp III
consecutive ORDER the first being the Refunding bill
on which there has already been some discussion.
Mr. Tucker moved to lay this aside, and this IN
volvcd another half hours delay, and call OF the
roll -,
AS soon rs the House had decided to go on with
the RcfnnIing bill Mr. Congcr moved to reconsider
the vote ordering n mt o'clock, and pending
this Mr. Mills moved TO adjourn. Tho latter motion
carried on division, hut when u came 10 going
on the record, only nineteen voted IN tho athrlna-
tive. 50, .
q The object OF the Honse, however, to XIII time
nntil 3 O'clock, was accomplished, and few min
utcs later n score OF Representatives, with Mr. Mills
at their head seen racing for the street cars
| that were to take them to the Hanlan-Courtney
! race course. ~, >, :, ,
And 50 another day ;has passed. The, United
earned ten months and half ago the public bust-
ness is transacted in the large cities by the light
| emf OF, except where gas and water companies are
patrioic enough to trust to the honor of Congress
| for future appropratOn-rather slender reed 10
| lean upon pensions unpaid, and no important
| measure OF legislation has been passed.
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is never to use the covert style OF criticism
The pupils in that school are not Of the class who
have the will to wound but lack the heart to strike

is never to use the covert style of criticism
The pupils in that school are not Of the class VINO
have the will to wound but lack the heart to strike
Mr. Butter continued as follows:
Senator Hill says that some one is seeking 10 soil the
character OF that State. Who sitl he fals 10 Ieli
guardianship. Whilst shall haye the tenerltEy
to differ with the honorable Senator snail
not venture 10 lay any especial stress upon
my. services to my State, or institute apy CON-
pariSon with the great services of the honorable
Senator. Yet must be pardOned II decline 10 aodi'
cate the guardianship. far as can control H. INTO
his hand Whenever III direct language the character
OF the people OF South Carolina Is heing assaed I'D nv
hearing shall seek meet 1t In direct manner, ana u
fail shall not seek create diversion by aiming at
her the poisoned shafts OF caumny sent Dy OF thers
When the honorable Senator has established MS
great superiority by satisfying the gallant people
OF his own State that he is jealousy
guarding their honor will recognize his right to cross
the border and extend the boon OF his protecon over
South Carolina, and not till then. -, -.
When the Senator determine for others, as wei as
for himself what absolute right and infabe justice,
aud lecture those who differ with him. HIS inellecluai
DOES occupy plane 80 far above that OF
ordinary individuals to give MIN the right 10 denOunce
them ms beng influenced by unworthy motives There
hes II.
When he had concluded, Senator Hill said that
both the South Carolina Senators had misconstrued
his language, and had made the misconstruction
the occasion for assailing him. If they thought he
attacked anybody or anything by indirect methods,
he would take an early occasion to convince them
Of their egregious error.
Senator Garland will speak on the Kellogg Spot
ford resolution to morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PLIMSOLL 10 RESIGN.

OUT or LOYALTY TO HIS PARTY HE OFFERS TO
MAKE WAY FOR SIR WILLIAM HARcOCRT
LONDON, May 19.-Mr. Samuel Pllmsoll
0jberaD mas offered TO resgn his seat IN Parliament
for Derby IL favor Of sir william arcourt There was
private meeting Of MI Pumsus supportersld night
and majority Of those present decided to recommend
tho accetancr of his Oirr 10 public meeting To be held
tn.ni0ht MIR Plmsnll II most anxious that his "h'T'
VIII oh was made from motives Of party lOyhy' DC Ae'
stated that the Conservatives nre determined 10
ourose the clc ton ~ Sr William hATcOWt NJ Derby
SIR Robert Peel will hc invited To stand m
JGfcr-Thc meeting u the constituents of VT: PUN
s0lI was very cujusIagtic. After statement ny Mr.
pI,msn giving us a reason for Yacatiug his seal tiAt
Sir Wtliam HarcOurt would further h;s shipping re-
forms "a resolution passed unsniaun-iF hui rclHc-
family InyluuG Sir WlliHn HarcOu:t to become their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
MIR. BUTLER OPPOSES sPOFFOBD.
SENATOR hill CHARGED WITH SANDER AND
CALUMNY-uIs FORTHCOMING REPLY.


CALUMNY-uIs FORTHCOMING REPLY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Scnator NJ. &. ButleTs
speech to-day was as strong in favor of Senator
Kcogg's right to retain his scat as it was expected
TO be. The outcome of tho contest has now become
so manifest that the reasons given by Senators for
supportng the claims Of other contestant COM
mand very little attention.
Senator Butler mado withering review OF that
norton Of Senator IIilPs speech which had refer
enco to tho action Of the South Carollha Senator's
He accused Senator Hill of dealing IN innuendoes
and limiting at ISLANDERS which ho Butlerl was sinl-
ple enough to believe to have been fully proved TO
tbe satisfaction Of all honorable men to be slander.
He did not know why tho honorable
Senator had selected the little State OF
South Carolina as the especial object Of his soci-
tude unless it was to glyo himself the opportunity
for saving that he had never been student in the
school of South Carolina politics. He had never
accused the honorable Senator OF belonging to that
school. and was sure he would never be accused of
IT. for whatever its faults the first lesson it teaches
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IELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
BURNING FORESTS WET WITH

BURNING FORESTS WET WITH RAIN -.
MANCnfsrl n. -, Nav 10.-Hcavy rams teil N
Cumberland Atlantic and burlington Counties last MSnh
extnEuishlng all tho foT0st fires.
JURYSDIsAGREEMENT IN MURDER CASE
BOsTON Nav 10.-Iho jury IN the case Oh JOnn
+ noherty charged with killing JOn NOOna etooI ten ior
aconitia AMI two Tor cOnvctOn and were discharged
FIRES DYING OUT NEAR sTR0uDsBURG.
SrpnIrnsnUR0 Penn, May l0.-lhe forest fires
on pucoa Mountains here arc now fully under
emo There Is no danger. Tue hTeS Ia Plke county
are dying oat.
TIE MEETING OF A SYNOD. .
PiTTSBURG Penn. May 19.-Ihe annual meeting
NJ Tho General synod OF the Reformed Presbyieran Snurcn
~ WoIth America met thia evening" ami wlll be In
SESSION. prUbaDy eight days. No business was uAhsacteo
'ouAy' CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY..
RICHMOND, Va. May 10-COntederate Memorial
nav was Obsrved ay The graves OF thousands OF
f,,i@raio dead nt Holly Wood and Hebrew Ccneery
were decorated wlu uoWers BUSINESS WIS s"spenueu az"
the schools closed.
THE GLASS MAKERS IN COUNCIL.
puuADTIPUIA MAY l9.-Ihc flint and limo glass
ntactnrers OF the country the Continental Hotel
this morning We're present IT. Is lntnGel 20
torm permanent National organization which shan eOraoo
al branches VI the uade.
A LEASE TO THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CoTuvnIIs Ohio May 1S.-OiliciIls OF the Central
ohio and the sandusky Mansfield and Ne"ark ana tne Bal
more and Railways met III THIS clt toay ana ranea
tho cHse OF he nrs to the lattor until December
- i'-' THE VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL COUNCIL:
pFTFRsBJ;RG Va, Nav 1O.--lhe eighty NTH an
NUM- counc of the Protestant Episcopal Church Tor the
f Virginia began its sessions in ST Pauls Church
nay Two hundred clerical aud lay delegates attended
The Council WI remain IN session several d&y@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
ILLINOIS MINNESOTA, NEBRASKA.

ILLINOIS. MINNESOTA, NEBRASkA'
FaR ILLINOIS CONVENTION SPENDS THE DAY IN
coNTEsTs-wINDoM THE FIRST AND BLAINE
THE SECOND CHOICE OF MINNESOTA.
The State Convention of the Republicans OF
Illinois met at Springfield yesterday. The
Grant delegation from Chicago had seats In tue
gallery, but the regular delegates (anti-'iIano'
were excluded. A motion to adjourn led to a
test vote, showing that $40 Grant and 24S
anti-Grant delegates were present and voting
On motion of General Logan, contestIng
delegates were required to promise that they
would abide by the decision of the Convent'on'
After fruitless afternoon and evening sessions,
the Convention adjourned until to-day The
Minnesota Republicans elected delegation to
Chicago, and instructed them to vote for Sen
ator Window. Mr.. Blaine, however, is the per-
sonal choice of most of the delegates In the
Nebraska Convention, Blaine chairman was
chosen.