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md onen,v. He is entitled to great deal of

and openly. He. is entitled to great oeai Oh
credit"
The Hon. Wayne Macveagh IS well pleased. He
saws: 1t was found that Blaine had too many
against him to make his nomination probable. ana
tberefore-there being dlstrust of Edmunds on
account of his reported utilization with Grant men
there was no one else to turn to except Garfield
The nomination will reunite the party as no other
one could have DONE The destruction OF the unit
rule and the boss system will enf ran
Repnbiicans will win, though the contest will by
no means be walk-Over. Garfieid,s certainty certainty OIL
John W. Forney, who represented SIDE OF tne
Grant movement. pleased with Gars%s pomins
,nansbin and sound views. But he considers the
delegates were, in regard to Grant, little better
than ingrateS. ~ W.. y,,o
was illuminated the names of the candidates ap-
peared in gas jets over the door Inc Union ne
publican Club raised the first campaign oahhei'
and made display of fireworks
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ST. LOUIS REPUBLICANS HAPPY.

A
FIELD WILL UNITE THE PARTY.
r ST. LOUIS, June 9.-LOng before the Chicago
Convention reassembled yesterday, large crowds
Gathered around the different telegraph and news
paper offices. While Impaticntly awaiting news
from Chicago. they warmly discussed the chances
of the various candidates. Shortly after the oni-
ietns began be posted the streets became thronged
with excited men.
As each announcement was made, loud express
sions of approval or disapproval followed the
changes in the ballotuG. AS the gains for CARRIED
we're posted the crowd became boisterous' ana "heh
his nomination was announced tho cheers were
loud and enthusiastic.
On 'Chaugo there was scarcely any business done
TIL, bulletin board was constantly surrounded by
While General Garhed's nomination is surprise
It gives much satisfaction to Republicans Il, least
those who not strongly enstedl III the lmlcIesC
of Grant. The common expression on the street IS
that the General will harmonic the conflicting Gle
ments i'll the party. and poll the full hepuDhcah
vote of the country.
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INDEMNITY TO THE FISHERMEN.
A REPORT IL Favor OF ABROGATING THE ARTICLES
or TIE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN RELATING

A REPORT Is Favor OF ABROGATING THE ARTICLES
or TIE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN RELATING
TO THE FI'HFRIEs
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsHINGTON, June 0.-RepresentatIve Rice, of
Massachusetts,, this morning reported to the House.
from the Foreign Affairs Committee, his resolution
relating to the fisheries.
The resolution calls upon the President to take
such measures rs will secure indemnity to ctr
zens for the Fortune Bay outrage and protection
from any repetition of such violence, and to procure
the early ahrogation of the articles Of the treaty OF
1871 relating to the fisheries.
Tn, report is very strong one.
Mr.. Rice finds that we got but little by the
treaty and that little is taken from us by unlawful
violence apparently sustained by the British Gov
ernmcnt. We gave n great deal in return, part Of
which has already been finally paid aid IS beyond
our recall but portion of the consideration is IN
the opening of our markets TO the Canadian fisher
men free duty that privilege they are still ENJOY
lug To Their great gain and our great loss"
MIR. Rice concludes. therefore, that the abrogatiOn
of the treaty is tho only course consistent with
proper National seli-respec
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RACING AT JEROME PARK.

There will be at least five races at jerome
park todav and possibly SIX FIRST will come dash OF
IF mile for yrarolds; second, race OF one and
half nil s. in which Monitor ard Luke Blackburn Will
meet and probably make splendid contest third, the
Jockey Club handicap, two miles, for which Harold,
FrridS Franklin George Mccullough Quito aud Report
are among the announced TO start, and II VIII DC
very hard to select the from racers 20 well
matched nj the weights fourth will he for the
Members Cup, and the NTH Will be one mile, with Check
matc as the faVOritc.
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A HUGE MEETING AT HORNELLsvlLLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNE.l

HoRNELisvILLE, n. Y, June 9.-The nominations
are received with universal and spontaneous enthu-
siasm An immense impromptu meeting has been
held in the Park. Thousands of people were pres
ent, and the speeches were constantly interrupted
by cheers for the ticket and for Grant and Blaine
The town is given up to salutes, fireworks music
and bonfres. Everybody is happy. .
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occasion of banquet last night which wasattended
by the members of the Legislature and few prom
inent citizens Itclearly demonstrated the Generals
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feceiv.d' and the nominee for tue Presidency was
considered one of the best that could be selected
MANY of the guests at the banquet keenly regretted
the defeat of Mr. Blaine, but were glad that they
were his supporters who saved the Republican
Marty llv defeating Grant.
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A SALUTE AT NEW-ORLEANS.

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twenty-one guns was fired here this evening III
honor of Garfield and Arthur.
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MARRIED.

nTII-KENT-On Tuesday. June X $780, Mt tho Westmin.
stcr PRESBYTERIAN Church, by the Rev j. NJ Ludlow d. d.
d. Walter Bell and Christine. daughter OF Mr. John Kcnt
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AcAMpAlGN CLUB AT LAMBERrvILLE.
tpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBuNE.l

LAMBERTvILLE, n. j.. Juno GA Garfield and
Arthur club was formed here tonight. There is
great enthusiasm. The club will ratify the nom
nations with salute of tweney-one guns ana win
n narode to-morrow HORACE g. WEIHERIL.
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THE HOUSE OF SECRETS
BY
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
will DO commenced In
THE NETWORK WEEKLY,
READY NEXT MONDAY
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AMASSMEETING Arr Key WEST.

KEY WEST, Fla, June 9.-The Republicans turned
out in torchlight procession last night, and held
mass-meeting to ratify the nomination of Garfield
and Arthur
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Petersburg, between IT'S residents OF this place
and q Federal Cavalry force under General KuntS
During this engagement the Federal forces came near
capturing Petersburg The anniversary was observed
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A JUBILEE AT SCRANTON. PENN.

SCRANTON, Penn, June 9-The nomination OF
Garfield and Arthur was celebrated here last night
by fireworks and bOnfres.
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A CONFEDERATE ANNIVERSARY.

PETERSBURG, Va, June 9.-To-day is the
sixteenth anniversary OF the battle fought River
Farm, Prince George County, three miles hom
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II. N. MCLAREy Secretary
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politiral Notires.

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THE GRADUATING EXERCISES.

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ing rom ScrNutis. Chronic or Private Dis
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tlnn aud n Weakening OF tho system In n
innnncr the patient cannot account for. On
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small particles at %lhuntsn will appear. or
thc color VIII Ice of a thin. mIiKIsh hue.
again changing Ia "a dark. iorpiI appearance.
lhere n,e many incn who die Of This DIM
culty. Ignorant Of the cause. which IL the
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