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PRESIDENTIAL.
Joint Debating Tour Of the
Indiana Cubernatoriaf
Candidates.
Their First Encounter Took
Place Yesterday at
South Bend.
Franklin Landors Makes n Gen.
cral Attacl1 on tho Re-
publican Party,
And Wildly Charges It with the Per-
petration Of all Sorts Of
Political Crimes.
Judge Porter Cleverly Shows
Up All the Democratic
Inconsistencies.
Speech Of Gen. JOHN A. Lo-
gun ut Gnlesbllrg, ILL.,,
Yesterday,
In Which He Answers the Leading Points
in Trumbul's Be|IeyllIe Mis-
statements.
Gcn. Weaver, being Interviewed
Gives Forth No Uncertain
Sound.
He Will Earnestly Oppose Fusior
with Either Republicans or
Democrats.
In Which He Answers the Leading Points
in Trumbutl's Be|leyiIle Mis-
statements.
Gcn. Weaver. Being Interviewed,
Gives Forth No Uncertain
Sound.
He Will Earnestly Oppose Fusion
with Either Republicans or
Democrats.
PORTER-IANDERS.
THE JOINT DEBATE.

TIL. ,,o!Sr T., n.;neti. fa:s.Is ,,..,,,u
spfea n.'pasa H 70 &C.. &c t'''s' '' ru""|. nrat -
nooII phSn, i",..; osrI .,.,,a .,," .A1T ill.,. w.
to serles M 1nt uenss ..1. Us.m ~ ~ ~ 1,.
~ IT. ro1'er' el'p'Gs aa,a,.. et1.'.o o.s ~. ob ,o
crhof Or ll'd1hll'' a'ltl fIuIlR1'l I4"lcss, !iso
Democratic opponent, suffered, so far us tho
lnutter Of n crowd WIS concerned, from the
Inn s,,rcrssful ,na,,e,,cn of TIM rain III tc,,g-
~" ~ ...toa ..,,,,,, .o,,,.ortt,,,,
in9 the country lof HINES "tonnu' e',,tci."'s
tho roats int0 g1gn'ltic nutl-putldles, hn'I
effectively 1,ersuatling hundreds who would
otl1erwjsu have co1ne into staying away. As
!. sr,, ~ tn., IN, NJ tia fniihful of hoth
WIS lio' "'oo ~ '',. ,.1 s,,n ,,,,,J
prtlcst uia!leterrea " ue i't'li "''u t1o nun,
uinhrellncd anu ploWel their way to the
,Court-IIo,,so yard, and gathered III a1Ml
nrnu,,l 4ha rnn,nv lg,xnKnna1 Htnntl which
~, , ~ ~. .,,"4 -, H., i,nsn ~ tho rnturn
Haa otelt SUI AI''tt ~ 'l1o p.';'o u Nv .""o
OrHtorlcAl supplies. All elor1S 70
run MI ittloor meeting proved abort
i'm 1nn 1,cnub]1caus seeing . the
.,,,.o,,fart ~ ,,,inI, nvnr.,ot,y ,u,,Yt le suh-
,''oso,Iiott W ~. ssa!,.,+. ,'.,i ,,,oh" ~.
Iecteu Ill '' el'cI-".l ihce'ts' '.'t n..o s...t.
rAngcincnts for getting POSSESSION Or otuae-
bakcr's Hall, which wouht lave nceommo-
i"tc,i ] nil wl,o wn,,tetl TO lear, but TIC DEM
'n.,,,i,,,t ,n,.,, - Svhot fl,ov wanted
oclals "o"1"!. n'He ~ .s @ saos ""'< ,'''.',o
WAs to crowd 1hlo Ill nIlcRcu opclsl-lloase'
which will ut best hold scarcely hO0 people,
t,nyfnr i'm ptl,ors-n.ld tl,o others would of
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xo,rr"s. noxs'. AND eal11nMnN's cLoTIs,Na
~jTI7H 7IE ADVENT On THU COMING SCHOOL SBAS0N
qIIEPIJTIAMC[O HOUSE
LARGEST and most RECHERCHE STOCK
Youths, Boys, and ChiIdren's Clothing
EVER SHOWN TO THE PUBLIC.
EVER SHOWN TO THE PUBLIC.

nm ~ H. FUnI0 Resident Manag realizing the ae a C1caEo
dng
r @ {s ssr hr ers @ ans gHe @
@ % Pm an af % sSSc In S9 Fnricy and Pree any
% %rs TUT Eycry ar.ent comprised In cur nA1 hT
Gr Tic nS9aa I aSs nd as sutm eRf aaS,y @ a
@ Mm'S Sr Is aie Prevailing Modcs durable
Wi1h Unlimited Facilities, nm0nE
% ndy Mule Cohn @ sGSn we ca'm 70 s"'o 10
;1iJ H{ Ss % '"sper"a
tho
% @ M | "er Me trent NJ E"teh%aGrs % ne; @ ; s aaGHE % @
Us M arc @ sas n a N p"n4f a 4t nf
s M r om special am h offer
Families who Suits ana ChdreNS cohg to
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!inycrnnlcnt ilnI 4 right to pay III e 2!cEal..
legn!.tci notes, hiit In COLI, the} s5 v had
o.t = vnst a.no'Mt Of money. Wy s s . 6-3
;s .s. sse as. xf s: @ss tie iSS"isS ss sa
that ,a ,ai,c;toil, H. almost ,fmmed'a,e,,, siIe3
5tnn Sa|,n9n Cha's y .ho af!sswans
tho United $tatet, md who,n tho pctnoornta
ysro I, tio ptt - o, Of ccmontn9
litter ays, nntior circumstances of political ds-
npt'intin.nt, sorno sort of sympathy with tho
ts eSeeo e,y oese'SR IT, :tsRol rcaa extract
!'a sss q "'h 'se *f5's; n As sWEs"f WaSs fsn
T Tsnsf ni # was so passi s' md ah' tho hexe:a 5
lh,n.ls woro provided for. Il Showed TINT tho
ar t. Il ho Snss aw
lmlc'l tilu paymunt Of tho bonds In coin. nntl
tas fno;T nnynSme y "1n 70 70
tctHlor t,otns t'earing no interest for bonds
nGnriIi,. Q ncF cent 'ntercat, which would 10
u t!,e sornl"a of tho socrctary.a fatr con-
stryction 1t thc INV. IS VEL! us 9otsl fatth, r.
p, s m ,G Il" @r ~ thS faf s e s IL
,lttn,t .lsosn i necessary to have any additional
!SEislnt!on !.. 70 ennhY th!s Y. be dn1tc. After
b,irls, md wAtitnK tn 10 insured whether thoy
S,nt! wgrS yais " i p EresnSks Yr so VT tho
':9tHls "! ho = !iEitstsTts FISK a. fhtEu 10 Hu-
drcss note T. tho crtrtnry of tho 1rnusnry re.
tliiestinx Il Formal UiHn!un mn tho matter. and
tho sccr0t'fS. WIN nDre fntnutcHc.s nf detni',
yGnt urcr ttg whoo question. ns1d icclslcsl rs ho
nat1 nlrendy tnlc when nskul forinformntion on
tho eatne sub JCct by tho Committee. In this
connection, nlsH. thH speaker retld q letter from
Secrotnry Mccnltocii which further s,l,--
stHntiatta tho sumo general rnsuun. md
Mr: MctHlhch,' NJ ndIeal, WAs pnrt!cu-
!Mrly popular with tic Democratic purity.
When To uFfsg-tWeHty hill WIS lll.l,Y. .CunKresa-
NUN otasens, innefny, atld sPnuillnE ar,Dko
Frt,n III - s,"nrht ~ i,o throa
,inii.cr5 " f1nwrcsa whit, .h 1,iti s. ,,,,'
H.. i:G. H,t,rtt nt,d sn,.ntnr @ gh @ nr,o w
,tl liz fo,,,,,,,m @ % ~ TX ~. o,,t ''t ii; ~
~" ,,tr,unnt ~ IN inntfs % t., "rnn,tnnwo III ~
i.1t r. wn,td In tni f't p ~ H. ~ ~
f:n' t,rsmt4 ~ ,,,nt,,tratton @ r. 1S ~. n"t asn ee
Iii ~ ,,a,, r,.th;t, cret "a IL. Hi y
nsr,.i',ni tHHt 'oo po''o co''7 "''" Au'o "'aA
p.o''aen ~ N.... .nAs
Ath THE noSns at'ootp'ns PAYABLE IN cois-
It wAs mn hartlshlp OIL tho people to fund the
ErrfntHCks 1tu eDEtl hutls, bGcnusD ut tho tim3
thu Funding Inv WIS III force Mny body with $50
fl Reec!,egcks cn,,lsI get Il $5U tDst. L" Gnod1
So fur III tho otrncttun of tiIo curru.lcy wn3
xnr ifnc q r!s m ~ to H. eerotafy , X ~. IL
nlin,,ui n1cRst,gcs, md Congress t,asstl rcso-
% %1.!tion l','l.rs,lns It, wIsh ylow of ns speedy
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liz
l,tld nis,, fayarsl tho anilln thug, " urIinrt9
lnukn Hr@.t,biGks OF Krr'!ler v1t!lc. ll,naRhtsr{
Am yst stnyes ,gs ws '!'n st rSt y e;ne xR i the
jumping to hi# next polnt with his Ss,ta! reeh.
ltRs rApltiily, Mr.. I1a1prH wMHtc ~ KhbW
WHY THE COUNTY, WAS riEpslEls0ca TODAY.
Firstly. tHcu,lsn tho Democratic party, ~ at'-
'ltttrtn9 owGr. ltl r!'nu'sxet. siiSer aa r.
S. sSSetsr tas rsa"yoes'o I" III TIT s al lss @ y
my !noEtanen foi!,1a H. s!ar@rtcGrs @ G,, y, th sal
syarti to ilrHt nc.ls,Irc III ,en,nurtizution hin-
SELL md tho first na VII" s,k T." il"r t;.!,,ht
ta%xss1. %:s s.T''s' n NV ~ nt ss = ,rt! w! ast
M Ka Wiz" x 't " 4s 4sy Ssi, ssnt ,,.as 'n t.
me-" li.auKhtori naranit!, ho .,,,, wsnt
III ?"S,ho!'is9a w',str,l IN isc ling osxts;s T;
10 nartiei sesmol 10 ID l..st.l m rhAt ti.Ht en-.
inontly so, lhInksr aMI4 q l.aHurs I!;lI hill ir
it. Is he roisl whit tiurIlch hul It, w ~ th.lt
SSas a. H. asfs ss, VT y III 5sy "4.gs y { IL @ SI'; @
| liking far tho mext F!csftient. .'hncs havu
hren u public tc.' was s:huraported tsnglHt, t
tat s,,lni ss ~ .sy m@yst Il aH" i
tf yust g1ssthly, nf cols41l sWlIn!!!nH, ~ tns
l1m!vr lh!s hlI, ats.,r,'t'x T. t. tiarel!, EaIa s.
ixl3, aud ls3I as,l,liiul w.'!ihl t,o ltxht;
in ct,partsnn tn ths = snek s,Is,x thnt w".l1 a.a
s'y uoT ftis IT. tl'a sneks .xtsr wsahi d.
the luH'rss tHterests ut llie Gdl!ntry ~ ntIy DO
| grct' TINT wnR IN opuntlinI1 itrttayf "Wt, 10
taustIHucd, " have rgrBEscI all SlHr IeAtslnuOils
/ Wu
| HAVE THOUGHT TIE nItEESnaCKs INTO Ult0u-
| = l.ATIHS
| which you rctrctt. We h,yr lirnuKht tho silver
tlDIIur buck, Wllurr tlu they K1ant' ttt-tAyI They
Rsnn tIlor1 cIrryln9 nut lh'iAHrs!to i!!eaxl!rts.
HIT wo nro Ilnt K.inH tn Htl.0lhlxo !lla thiMx
an rlhint for tllo lluln'Rr,tllt lMrty thh Hrn!it
thMt bul.,Itga ID tlu l.url. Ia vutcc, " 0hP' ]
Tho ltepnlIiicln l,nrly hx iktH !iA!I'jlis every.
| thtnk, W. Mltst iW nt1Hlu III. WI MHy Wnlt
fav1ra III tho future, Thu nrd hls hM'l Inato III
,l0 with bringing Atnnlt lH,SiHTnl!s t!1uca
thn1l all tho pu,ilIcllt parties. lllHtcatl 9f Ku
lcAyil}8 liz, as uurt!cll sahl 1t would, 1t u VIII
us lN.a,llse II l'e!OnEs To VI. lChctFa.l tinl
thnt sulIs over ani nl,Se what sha h.Iy4 tlas til.
ntMl als'ye Whit shv solIs; san has tl,o greatest
in,noy driving nut The hctter| suta chilas tslk ~
How can gu!.Q he driven from this country i0lt
BtHs wllGru it latlnKS.'
THO Republican purity hAd 'i1t only sent silvGr
70 ts hiding. plae, but hhtl cthoAsorets 70 ktei
" thofo. .lnhn Sherman recnht!t Whhtea t,en
vaults ~ stDW It away ~. =. Waat N.u ueutnl
want Ut s45O2 Every dollar pt tlat silSUr wa
to pny tho debt. Why didu't Sherman cal! IL
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uaa MuPPe0 nIs plo*+
--
A. r.. PORTER.
- .,, |
TIE REPUBLICAN, REPLIES.
Judge Porter was introduced by tho Hon. |
Lacilis litlbbArds OF oouth Dena' anu WIS
greeted with an enthusiastic burst OF mp
nlniae Alrtntly It. WIS very easy to sec WHO |
- ~ -.....ft 1,t.oc,t,, AZ, ,,,,1n,,oo.
WIS @4Ie lAso!l| 1ANubeoaAb VIZ Auo'1He%f
hG bGtrnll rs follows: 80
rrt1 pr.r,ypxu. 1on.,.r r., nm yos, hrro
@ nf you % I and iie.
willis ,,ost,rns forlx. on hnvt, ,,t,yer nd,tucd
,'.. .a3' ', ,.,. @ -" -. aon,,so
!" FSt7"tt"i's 'A.4 !" "''.' - - -, ~,s ~
my competitor desires that It should bu sald,
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" va t,e,n,r,nts." ha ntr.i. "wo wnnt ,,nllota
mt ho S: ~ %ye,s "s i'! shSs5S int s';]cr.
vsi",, @ ti'oro olIpht /" b. w,r,lnR :" the lcirto
8 ,ss s.s 'sr src s,s ', ss s ,s
lie close ol tho Wa!. nsd hofnro, fla stntSa re-.
S5 !" Sat Pt' 4 ,out". III; H'
5' !Iso ,sr'y, sss'1 +, - sl's"*! ~
tho trnnctor nf frlt.l'l at,tl rt'rfita'n. asnt u
Nortil. It., lnn,gtrutc:l ~ eafilElate, III
ss"is, sS;S =" ind 'pe Pe,1pr ri tr,%' Hid te'! ,ase,!
roe.l q t'tia"'6' ~ liz 6toks % trsss te wsrKnxt
s,, Gst stGsn wSE t,ancr ~ wr, frucmt,
NSsreas !es !s ,r. !sh sYxf y; at h,a d; ,i,s
aiy %sl9 'v'tSSai l" 'snari IS yotns !. Fres. whea
III c'Sss ,ts t, M ,osy @ ,Er r oectnn:
s'ss t! ,,s ssslS s :h| ' ese ;,'e M rsht q ,s;
,r n when nr H.ne 1ote5 "Pgo'sna G W. al III rxn, bu
ho w.s a'lnst Nn!nc,,l''t 20 III, ln s,cnp,. was
fnKf! iesn, fkati @ .,eKr" m II, ,r y. frirs II Ne yarS
nGter IT,. anu Mras1 1o,r xcrut munn.
., Gu,t"as M I. LIN, ,If iiLn r., tt ttrnt,si in rsu
n to Ittcr t. r'Iu5 M " c"ntr ii tie ti"vernrnt:
n"S ",rra ~rsG u R.nt H., ~ .tur,,t,, ccirtl tLnt no
,nrt u yn,iI I1 H., utl Sto,,gl tt do nnytlx
sn, M .ng snr,, wv. WI ,.occ ,lcrn wni bc M
we vqe rn,i,sr',i taaispGH s,Mrv1s s Imt wis crra
ThG ,'cxt & charEo as'''hst tao i'oi'"o"ea' p'f's
"ns .u". !. ma,' ,,.,.,,. ,..r<, r,,,. .,o,,urs
o c1sS ~ ,. ITS m a,c on tho hr
st,!ps fnvofstal III thu f'!w rtalu!t!nH tlHMts III
ntent cascs to nppe'!r l'niot9 TUG uiltSu staies
nsIeaH s " to Gn' ~ i, m1I,;,oM II, n. cSrtain
vEHt lh!luI ~ tTtno ~ st,n;, ,'rn,,tts., s,,r
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nave sold over 4o0, 900 checker boards, with men
WITHIN the last four months. This shows the
popularity of the game throughout the country.
MessrS Br1ce Spencer, OF Texas, recently
sold 10 William Lakeland, Mobile, Ala, the four
year-old b. C. Keene Richards. jr., by Keene
MelrOse.
- The fonowing running meetings are an
nounced for this month In addition TO Washing
ton: Lincoln, Neb., May Is to 22: Louisville,
KY, May Is to 25; Denver, Col, May 25 10 2S:
Baltimore, Nd, May 25 to 2S: DAYTON. Ohio.
May 26 to 2S; Jerome Park, May 81 TO June IL
Various rumorS have been afloat in the
past week concerning Goodnight IL was re-
ported that he had broken down. His easy VIC
tory I'm the mile dash at Lexington, XIV, May
IL, which he ran in 1:42si, would seem to indi-
speed. His chance for the Merchants Stakes,
is miles, to be run at Louisville. Ky, on the
25th instant. is still good. Mclaughlin. rider OF
Bramble, rode him at st. Louis last June. and
said that ..he was the fastest horse that he ever
straddled."
Some OF the eastern sportsmen who have
backed Himyar for the Louisville cup and mer-
chants stakes have become very much dis
couraged by his recent defeat at Lexington.
NY, In the sweepstakes for all ages, IA miles.
When they read the account OF the race they
Will have reason to change their minds. Ii was
the fastest and most remarkable race ever run
upon the American turf. Himyar got off sec
ond but going at once TO the front, led Victim
TO the string, running the quarter in 25 seconds.
He Shove the way for the first mile with Vic
tim Tapped upon him, half run in 49 seconds,
three-quarters in the wonderful and unpar-
alleled time OF 1:13s.; mile l:I2 After running
bt gan TO falter and fell back. Himyar and Vic
Tim virtually beating themselves. Mende!SSohn
and verdict then took up the running and
hnished first and second Time. 2:0S-the fast
est ana oeSt race ever run In the world Him.
var is sound and all right, and he viii give
any horse In America a race barring none
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May ls.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says: THE share speculation at the stock
Exchange was weak and unsettled IN the early
dealings, but as the day advanced, IL has be-
come Steadier and stronger. None OF the lead
ing SPECTATORS are now 'bearS, but the street
is still very feyerish, and several speculators
whose line often extends to 10000 shares each
are still on the "bea-" side. Short interest is
large; anG at quotations Hat seem TO oe an exec
lett oasis Tor sharp upN ara turn. 30 lar as
dividend paying stocks are cL1ceThed, seVeral
on Whlcn at least per cent ann III dltldenus
are assured, are selling many points pelow Ine
|. ). per cent bonds; and this, too MIN tne
prospect OF very easy money market uuilng
the summer, even il gold exports should edcn
higher figures than any one now calcula Hs
upon. 1le decline la prices during the Las
eght weeks haSbeen enormous and as we have
before remarked. il IS a question whether the
lall has not already been larger than sufficient
10 represent what was pnrely speculative
10 prices at the beginning OF the decline.
Inc leading stock 10 day have been the
coal stocks. Erie, Pacific Mail, Wabash, Kansas
and Texas, Lake Shore, Canada, Southern aud
ne W lsconSln shares. Respecting report that
tne Dutch holders or Canada Southern are
selling, we learn On good authority that they
are not selling; at least through their accredited
agents here, but are buyers at the decline
Rock Island stock has sold at Isl 1saSS. Govern
ment bonds are strong and =. higher, were
changed. Pacific railroad investments are
suong. The money market is easy az Ia5 per
cent. for call loans Oh stocks, and 3Js On gov
ernment bonds
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-virginia skies. consols.
do do ss sse9nd series Series 2S DO past due coupons
middling, llk: Flour rather dull but steady:
e9sed % res I9sHed s do easy ag5eT
l, ,2sal.S0 No Maryland red. ]. 80; No. western
june. M f5s spi' as July. . iss1 Me 81 oorS
southern steady for white and easier for yellow
yellow, 521 western mixed. spot. 5Ila5izs May.
5o4as054 June, 4S1a4ss4 July, 4Ss4ssl steamer.
ii d Rye SGis sad dTa
mai go Hay firm and unchanged. Provisions
i5siS.. Esys firm. iOaioh. Petroleum 'H nominsi- %
refined ~. Coffee dull and nominal-fair 70
Ehsfs stes o usiF q i0
erpool per 6; Gamer nominal. Receipts-nour. 8. 246
BasSe oss bushes 9se
bushels, sales-wheat. 800. 600 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK. May ls;-stocks fir1ner Money.
n.s as EIshange n long. ass; short 4s7H. Govern
NEW YORK. May lS.-FlOur steady. Wheat
per cents, l6ss Atlantic and Great western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates. .67H Atlantic and
InlinoissCentrsl. I05I: Pennsylvania Centra. 52z
per cents, iii; rev = fves. io5i.. i Atlantic
Gates S se Stlantic is and Great western seconds
Soh; Erie. S5x; illinois Central. LOG. Pennsyi:
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
York o-day at 2 p: M. 1 reported by Lewis John
ssn ssp ssn os b. FL New " M
Central. e.; Ohio and Mississippi. 26; Erie. 35T
nsts % snsSs sea q ss sG'fpa fpS
MoSntsin; tl4; e Paul 7o DO; preierrse. 100:
sSs; 9. Q. and l. q. II; fscinc Nal L 50. soe'ssr'ph'
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kilograms to The Star
@ o S S A Nd RY AN.
The Prize Fight Of.
CALIFORNIA WORKINGMEN,
kearney's Convention.
0 S S A NJ D RY A NJ
The Prize Fight Off.
kearney's Convention.
RYAN AND G0SS...
The Prize Fight neclares orr

NEW YORK. May lS.-An Erie Pa. dispatch
says the Ryan-Goss prize fight has been de-
clared on. Ryan and GoSs signed an agreement
that both should leave on the same boat take
fifteen men aside and land at the first favorable
place. The tug Welsh was chartered 10 carry
the pugilists md both got on board Ryans
friends, contrary 10 agreement, swarmed the
boat and GoSs' friends were unable 20 get on
board. Goss was taken from the boat by
Barney Aaron. who said: "Why. old man. that
murderouS gang or Hibernians would murder
you. III your friends cannot go then you shall
not" GosS and Aaron Tracey, Newell. Edwards
Moran Arthur Chambers and others a small
army OF twenty in all. then LEFT and went up 10
the hotel. The steamer Hunter and the tug
thompson, crowded with pugilists and sports,
nad proceeded two miles out. but returned.
Ryan sent after GoSs and Barney Aaron, but
me latter refused 10 make any arrangement
until he saw Roach. After Roach was brought
In on tug be waited on Aaron at the Reed
House, while the crowd on the steamboats, Law
on the lake waiting for the pugilists. Aaron
accused Roach and Ryan or sharp practice I'm
bringing the ancient order OF Hibernians and
the Emmett guards from Troy with the inten-
tion OF iRsuring victory for Ryan. Roach de-
MED the allegations and said that Ryan was
ready 10 fight anywhere. A long and exciting
argument ensued, which resulted In declaring
the fight off
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CALIFORNIA WORklNGN WEN,
4 kearney Victory i'm the COnyen-
tion.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l7.-ln the working
mems convention this evening the real ignt
came up On the adoption OF the majority and
minority reports OF the committee on perma-
nent organization and the order OF business;
the former providing for the election or a state
central committee Instead or entrusting the
management OF affairs TO kearney, the presi-
dent. as heretofore. and the election or dele
gates TO the national greenback labor conyen-
ZION. The minority report provided for the
continuance OF the old organization or the
party and ignored the queStiO,. OF electing dele
debate the minority report was adopted-sl 10
@4-and the convention adjourned I'll to-mor-
row morning
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PERsoNAL-AmOng the visitors at Annapolis
SATURDAY Were the Misses Thornton dallghters
The Cabinet Meeting.
HON. HORACE MAYNARD FOR POSTMASTER GENE

HON. HORACE MAYNARD FOR POSTMASTER GENERAL.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
AT the cabinet meeting to-day the President
announced that.he had decided to appoint Hon.
Horace Maynard, OF Tenn, now United States
minister resident at COnStantinople to succeed
Judge Key as Postmaster General. With this
exception the session was an unimportant one.
the time being devoted to the consideration OF
Indian affairs. 1t was decided to release several
Texas herderS who were recently arrested in
the Indian territory by government troops
who suspected them to be invaders. A com
municatiOn regarding the Indians of Canada
crossing the border and destroying all the
game on the American side was read, but no
conclusion was reached as o What measures
should be adOpted 10 nreYenI il
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The New Po,tmaster General.

The nomination OF Hon. Horace Maynard, OF
Tennessee, now L. s. minister at Constantine
pie, VIII so to the Senate In few days
MI. Maynard will not, ii is expected. leave
his post until he is confirmed. In the mean
time, Judge Key Will retain his place Judge
Keys nomination Will go in at the same time
as that OF Mr.. Maynard. The latter is from
Judge Keys state CrennesSee,) and has always
been StaUnch republican.
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No FREE PASSES 10 THE NATIONAL CoyyrS-
TT0Es.-lt Is announced at Philadelphia that
under an arrangement between the trunk lines
the Pennsylvania railroad VIII Issue no free
June next at Chicago and Cincinnati. Round
trip excursion tickets win be issued &C reduced
rates from the eastern cities, and from promi-
nent interior points to both Conventions
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Political Notes.

senator Logan sent another telegram to-day
TO the Grant managers In Washington assuring
them that Illinois Will instruct for Grant.
Vice President Wheeler, it is said. favors the
nomination of either Hamilton Fish or Senator
Edmunds
A prominent Virginia democrat and men,
Der of the state central committee says that the
sentiment OF the party In that state is against
Ilden. and That while they love and respect
Gen. Malone he cannot induce them to swerve
from their devotion to the national party.
The political conventions to be held this
week are many They include the Minnesota
republican, Illinois republican, Nebraska re-
publican, Dakota Territory republican, Califor-
MIA democratic, Virginia conservative. Iowa
greenback, and New York prohibitionist on
Wednesday; the Alabama republican. New Jer-
Sey, democratic, Minnesota democratic MisSis-
slpp1 greenback, and Missouri greenback on
Thursday, and the Tennessee greenback on
Saturday.
Minnesota has no trouble in holding all there
is of the Window boom.-N. T. Tribune.
The Boston Herald is not willing to accept
Senator Window as presidential candidate be-
cause 1t doesn't like his record on the finances
He is too much OF silver man.
Representative L. P. Morton, of New York.
who will be one OF the delegates to Chicago
and who has been set down as Sherman man
in conversation last night proclaimed himself
for Grant in the strongest terms and expressed
his perfect confidence In Grants nomination on
the first ballOt.-COr. Bait. Sun.
The Cincinnati Commercial has advfces from
Wisconsin representing that Sherman could
carry that state by 10000 majority.
The Chicago Journal, which seems to speak
authoritatively, says OF Mr.. Washburnes
friends: ''They know that, II nominated MT.
Washburne could not refuse to run, and that. If
elected. he would not refuse to serve; and that
is enough for them to KNOW" Yes, U!
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ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President to-day ap-
pointed Benjamin F. MorSel to be a notary pub
lie for the District of Columbia.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS callers to-day were
Senator Hill (Col), and Representatives Ander-
son. Belford, Pound, Harmer, Butterworth,
CrapO Wait Berry, Otero and GOdshalk.
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