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South American News.

New York, June3. -Panama advices ofthe
25th say there is no late news from the
south. The United States steam,r is still in
Punta Areas. She went there on account of
the yellow fever scare at Panama. There has
been no yellow fever, but ,hore is q local fe-
yer, which, if not treated promptly and Intel
ligently, will prove worse than yellow fever
itself. There have been no fatal cases for a
fortnight or more.
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wayIaid and Robbed.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 3.--AIrs. Butterbee. OF
Hockey, arrived on the Central train to-
night and was going down Congress street
when she was waylaid and robbed by two
negroes. Ii was too dark for identification
It has been raining all the morning.
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Ross and Johnson.

Boston, June S.-The race between Ross
and johnson has been declared off. After a
one.sided race yesterday, both men met in tho
evening and INDUCED in mutual knock
downs, and both to-day asked to be allowed
to withdraw the stakes, which the referee
granted The police had to be called to stop
the encounter.
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Alabamn Democrats.

montgomery, Ala, June S.-The Demo-
cratic State convent met here yesterday.
% lar the business transacted is the nominal
U IIon by accamation of r. w. Cobb for
governor, with w. S. Screws for Secretary of
"'ale, II; T. Tompkins for Attorney General
and j. ID. Vincent for Treasurer.
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Quarles Must Hang.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, June "a letter from the Gov
ernor to the Sheriff to-day says Quarles will
not be pardoned or committed, but will hang
Friday, tho 18th inst. When Telegram
reporter read Quarles the contents of the
letter he took it calmly, BE said he woul0
be glad when death came II is bis only
consolation that he will hang in the Jail yard,
within az iron fence.
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False Insin uations Against CAPITA
Pitts.

Special to the Heiald.
Austin, June 3.--An article containing GER
tain nsinustions against Captain Pitts, Of the'
Cmptroller's ofice, published in the Fort
Worth Democrat, and copied in a La Grange
journal, was first made known to the Cap
tain's friends in this city to-day. Inasmuck
as the insinustions are utterly and entirely
false, they have excited no little surprise and
Indignation.
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whittaker's Examination for Gradu

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June S.-Lieutensnt
Knight counsel for Whitaker, yesterday
morning stated that Whitaker is still pursuing
his studies. He is dangerously low only in
philosophy Lieutenant Knight thinks he
will safely pass all examinations before the
1s,k
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brooklyn, June S.-Elm Place Congre ga
'lohS, church. Rev. Joseph Wild pastor,
wss destroyed by fire last evening. Loss.
organ burned, -''''
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To the Associated Press
THE MORNING MEETING.

1880 a. m.-Not more than half the
delegates are in their seats The gal.
leries are only three fourths filled. The
New York delegation has Just entered with
Conkling ut the head, who was received
with considerable applause in the galleries.
II: 40 a. m.-The gallery and floor are
filling up rapidly, and the scene
in the hall is very impressive
The convention was called to order at ll45
A, M. The Committee on Credentials is still
in session, and it is said cannot report for
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sou,b Carolina for Bayard

Charleston, S. c., June 9.-The News and
Courier has advices from Columbia that the
delegates Just chosen to represent the South
Carolina Democracy, at Cincinnati, are
unanimously for Bayard
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Wool.
Special TO the aeralo.

Special 70 the HeraId.
San Antonio, June 9.-The wool growers.
who ale not able to hold their clips, are ship
ping North. Buyer and seller are at dead
lock-
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Cr,shedfo Denih.

New Orleans, May a.--August Reiss, Of
the firm of Nomsn & Re.ss, in attempting to
board Canal street railroad train while w.
motion, fell and was crushed to death.
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Nothing of Int,rest In Congress.

Washington, June 3.--But little INTEREST,"
was taken in the proceedings of Congress to-
day, attention being absorbed by the news
from Chicago.
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The subcommittee on rules and order of
business, after long session, agreed TO a list
of rules nearly the same as those adopted at
the Cincinnati convention in 1876, the prin-
cipal difference being in rule eight, which
reads that In the record Of the vote by States
the vote of each State and Territory and the
District Of Columbia shall be announced
nv the Chairman, and in case
the votes of any State, territory or the Dis
trict Of Columbia shall be divided, the
Chairman shall announce the number OF
votes cast FOR any candidate, or for or against
any proposition. But If exception be taken
, 1880-06-28
CASUALTIES.

FATAI. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PuEnr.,, Cnl0, Juno .;.-Thfs marn1nH IN no
ctsfont occurred Oft Tho Atc,,ieou. Topeka u
sh,,ta F6 Rallr,at1 thrct, miles wcAt If shrpnnt,
Kns., resulting In tho death Of one l,crsnn md
the wuunfli1,H Of seycrlla othors, two rrobHb1y
fatally. Tito train was running nbout' twnnty
fni}ca per hour wllnn tho atnalsing-rar juIuprsl
tho trick. the Inst twp enfT following It, going
down tlvn.fr ctnbankmcnt. The orgEnc.
hA4Kage and cxpress-cnr tses,pch. Tho scenc
III the cars was beyond description, wo,,.e,, nnd
children crying md acrcn,niur for hclp, AMI
sncn llccl'i1,K fr'm wounds nr,.wling ont Of tho
winl.ows. Ono 1a.lr WINS cnt,ght between broken
aonts. her husband lny unconscious short dis.
tnnco hwny, while tler child snt nllllnr,nc.l
nnloN9 tho cushions. J. J. Jenkins, nf 1,-
t,!,otlc, ln. wns Instantly killed. str. Kecnn1l,
nf Atknnsns, WIS wt'litllcd In tho heatt. prolIc-
Ing t4Mtslsnn Ut tho hrnn, flIs wile WIS
viii proimbIy lie. ". Gu,,i,i, Of Nnri.isws.lk,
Mr., received i!csh wound II, tho nrn nih !l,:
Mr. Mitchell. OF Ut. i.hils, iEsl CIT III Tho
llonll: J. ". l!aab. Of pieas,lntnn. Mn, Ih1Hr."i
In tho hip Md .hnnt,1cr: Mr. 1nylur, nf Lr:ivcu-
wnrth mud r. llcal1. Of aiatnoh. H., serious.
X s!,,,n,lc,l III the *!tln: Frnns wnerla,,d, IF
iIi'!isnn. ii Ntckrraor. KIN. hurt III tic nea,i.
md 1!ls w!fn IN tho left ahu,llier nnd left hip;
fncS. Ehn!!ldrr, aud hip. Several othors were
rnnerta1 pxni|,t Asslstnnet.. 1t ~ supposed tho
engine broke tho rt1l willie passing over It. Thu
aleGping.car kept the track.
, 1880-06-28
Mythical Millions.

I'halHItstFhta Timer. Jhhf ~.
AmouK tho lnnny alleged unclaimed English
hltsalily nnl vtutlnixiur tors.tss nf u Riltlihlu
Hnturo whose fih.ne s!lRGt'Bts I,tsssh[e fanltly
connection, tllprn tGn .rtl Tt,s ilttru l,rtI,fit
tt,n tho si,-enlled "ltydn t,ssntu.' hhIs par
t1eulhr snblcet Wna rcc*tlly rettvtal BY tho dis
IAlchInEnt cx.t;or. Army. nf Now Moxlct, "a
Eh4f.i!d III nKrnt nf tho supposed heirs. nsl1 ho
,sn Il !ns q Ts'n , stSs
over. Mcsa.s. 1ticnrdsun & Co.., claim ngsHts.
No. III SAhsoln street, who Fcnt tny. Arny'k IT.
rA,rt to their correspondent 1T I4)!l1ol, with In
ttlffes rrlntQve ~ It, rGGttlyea len4thy reply,
In s,ltMtnnr0 IN follows: Tint tho fIytlv GstAtH Is
eyD1. nlJre stupuhdnis fnlsil thnii ttlo tantnsr
nnga o. Or Js,l'ans he!is. md TINT THO ro-
llIatenl uE there being $tlk.Ut.tkN
iu ci,Iuecry belonging to tho mythical lly,!u ~
th!u, that Htntiit represents thu ctitiru Gll'.i,
Gery funds relWtlnY ~ ttlOtlsanAS IT Etla There
IL lu mention TT the Hyde cstntu III tho Kt ut
ilnsct,|c!l chnnecry .1lsos fnr ls77, Ad tho only
lnlurs. tn which therp IL prubal,sy M Ar.Grtea,t
heir. III reference to RtAtcnignt thni tho aHent
Ut tho l1yip heitn lNhui4a eighteen ht,t,rs tn.r
ny fur eighteen slny4 tho lutlDr atntrS that tho
tiliDu hMlrA Nra sr.lt 10 ~ nUlhck. ,lMt tho III
formation emhracGl iu the report Qt tho uHnut.
NJ hnur's stuy nt tho I'arlla1actlfary rrtmrt
Nl,!lu thcrss tho writer CLAIMS TINT OK tinv. Army
applied to him tn srIrtil tho reta,rlH, atMtnH
tint fl0 Wtla wiluliy GuHrsAal III "l.nkIrK IlU h1a
nwsl especial cal!," ulu hn.t written " Amer.
tra fer 4;akl nut 1T which ho Enltil 1nGtt tho ~
pcnses hf tho aeArsh, but he {asteti ~ Elvu my
instructions. lilo correspondent h!nts that Ok
with funds 10 ap!oy pcasuro'trlp to Great
britain, ~
, 1880-06-28
Poor Poland

4 Polish perielent Ris"s Interesting statistics
CNlstltrta with tAlB inGfs'lsxA oppression uf thu
ttsllrrts:iiOll f lEI IN hy thu E1!lrs lInupulln.
Fn't,s those atN. wh!rs nrI'Gnr tn hare lH,cn
cpini'tssl very cnrrG.lIy aud dIsrassiD,MtcIy, It
npl%arS that Within Tin space uf iva ye,tH Ht III
l.oes wcrp et'sHlcthueu 9! IHrlrtnal rxtntriu-
ttul. nlnl tral'slrt.l tn Hil"rn IL Htt,ur nut
lying prIvilA4 II thu ltslAA!a,t EMpIr,,. Alovu
lUtskt nuru euristsi IN tII,st il,.ir t.seltt, IL
fplx.iHN cNnntr ries, hut Tho vrt,,trr number 1T
'hc.s suffered TIM M'ss vi their tntire Gru.,crty,
s!,.'s ny ts snts: W. ~ S,S 1S; n"
Three hun.l,si a!i4 sixty iMtrip,s wr,u hnpH'u
In ct,!d hltntl Gy tht cAHurs. Ptmllthry hnliutA
to tho AnuuMl Ut :.,uM,ttsl r.n.blrs were lnvItai
nin'n tho "viatulh proytncGs," MlMl .,7ai eatntra
subsequently conferred by TIM tt4ar ,lHn lsi,s-
sIn1l lisshsntnen fort.lnntu r!elHh 10 iutrlt his
ap.fg!Al iAvnr Public lIhr,rlca Wtru et1ler dt,-
ttr,yc y MMriviuE y ur.lcts, .,r .lrprive Of Tim
n"rs ,ualaalo pnrto. e Of s'slr 'i,ets, rIttsh r.
:tbute.i an,in.a the State !itruslps Ii Ut. lttern-
cIttes. Thu 0utraA'x u.,tlnsistesl utH'l duteilse
}rsa wolupt! aMl cevloalhst!tH Hru hls0 tnnintcti
Y ihnau retura. nIl cu1lstitutt ,u,u K thu tnr,st
r6vUltinx ryeOftis vi Ilalcrt1 hlsinry,
, 1880-06-28
WASHINGTON.

Applications S0r ApptIntnae1lt Oh Slicr.
nlnn'a Ntnff-NU Executions Of Amer"
lean CltlxcNK ia IIe CARRIED Nut ,ly
Consular tMurta - Tho NTinxlsalpp1
River improvements.
Apkela& Nsspafsh to 7hs Eateaoo Tr1bttne. ).
WAsnINaToS. ID. o.. June x7.-{ser. Hhorr,,a.,
l,us received n largo n.tll1r Of applications
from army officers who doSlre tho rlauu u, his
stAtf nlt,lg vauait by tAo .santh Of C0l. tlltan-
reid. !l0fnro lenylny Tor st. rhuf t}nn. Hhcrtnnn
decided to detail III olcer To tho vnuant ulurk-
ship, but, Instead, i,o transferred tho work or
tho iata Col. Atltlcnrpl'l tu Con. I'uu. nnother
nunlscr Of hls stAil. Nun. Sher1uun now has
ttirro uElscers OIL his statF.
Mrs. sarAh slpncor, who returned Tonight
from tho Wnnan's Suffrage Convention Mt Chi
cuKt'. hnd her ptpkct splckctl Oh tho way Of *l00
which had bccn tntrustGl ~ her hy tho Fon,ntU
t'utlrngo Association IN pay son'o bills Of tholts
in this city,
Controller Knox Inns tlct,islcl not to Withdraw
tho S1t0 nniea IN Rts,,isInt OF co,,ntGrfeils.
:; Tho stnto Department tins ht.cIllcl tt.at thoro
shall be III oxneutlnn pr American ettiauns by
thu artlor ut Consul Courts Under the gtatutn
WHICH A.ithorlza in..rar trlas to hU onnti,,ntr4l
~ Esltsn S!,,,ntres BY Asn"risMn ta's..ls With
M!rxas,, = t'reHk mat''sliIxel ~ iii Amctita,i,
d, tic iii, III next 0uts,itr 1T Constaitinla.
Minister Maynard Gass ,!ot apprIvnl tho si-
tpnls'. Ad Will r1,ln!tly llFlnK the tl'urs tn tla
epuntry. 1err9tNty Eyilrts exI,r4Asus tho Dpn.:
la1 TINT thu tsunslsiAr lnw dil thia ailliftut In
uinonstitutlel1H mn! has salt tllnt thoti sl,all
w Nu executions lln'!cr It Whila in IL Secretary.
.ut HtAtp. I'uF4aI,s fpuul guilty nE murder Iy.
Eai,slar Courts Will l,lta,ably tM hrsniK',t to,
thts e.tut!try asil snnil'Iut III s.rhe 0uvuFuMunt
lenttentlRry AZ fur granddaughter,
Tho IresiltIIt Ut The, Mississippi River Com.
In!aALtIn hAs wrttGn letter tn tlI0 WAr !3onnrt~.
sAsNt nl,ltl,inrI1,g lint tBru Will be n.o called
u Hlen.n& pr thu Gsllulllns0tl u, ll,akD fOlklrt
on tho tttanainntion III tho Mississippi Itivgr
nlovp CA!ro. Tho lstter Rays ttat tiWlnK tl
l'hyhcnl Al.tlrpnptr 1tdweon Catn, Rnd IT. ltl,is
u number Ut 1etpiit ntttItslA IT Improvement
would .hnyo to la Ad,pted each adapted 10
itY particular aUolion.. -
, 1880-06-28
And Finishes tho job by 13low-
ing Out IIer Own
:: - Brains.
In Elkhart, Ind, a Maddened. Lover
Shoots and Kills His swoet-
heart,
And Thon Very sonsiblys Ends
His Own Miserable Ex-"
=. istenco.
a Prominent Citizen Of Brooklyn, NJ Y,
Murdered In Saloon.
A stCKENINa TRAGEDY.

CNtMt sFtpHEa III 1HH AH1<H8f 1ts"h"s
rIrrxltunu, 1'a.. juno .7.-Tho dutnils If n ter
rinla tragedy nrnr Fnris, II hamlet sltuntaa
nlpoAt twelve miles southeast frun canton, d.
havu Jnst CONC to light. The stury ns told To
your correspondent by n gcntlcrnln familiar
with all tho circumstances If tho case ID III slD-
BtnMce as follows: Tho principal actor wits
woman rntnc,i Jenrtc LRntlls. who scparatn1
frnin her husband aoon nftcr tnnrriaEc. sho ru-
turning 10 the home Of her parrtts. Aiming
other families to whom shu WINS re-
'lntcd waa one by tho nnnc pf Zcg-
Ter, which sho often vlsItetl. finally bo-
coming etanuurca Of tho eldest son, william,
!sr cs,sin who Is 2 ycnrs Of nEe u tt,,i, is.
OF illrcats aK,nst Wtliinnl'a iIto II ho ,vnt mt
nurry her: After her return i!onn sho sent I,
tt .lnnr, 4r nrrlye,' III inri* but did not 10 10
rllrpristh tn SEQ her, MIL "urn,I ir,,n partics
ca',,,, ] +" I se.sIs l up th i,ii IN Tirsay i,st
She .uk.~i WiltIisu ir ho wouil tnka her to Ln.'-
% ,h a,ms i te Ss ' ron s %f s,a,Sn. @ ~ e ' ~
tHstsl 70 lccn,n,,any her. Oh Frl,lny She hgatn
ctl,Hl shat hu hnIl PROMISED to ,llarry PER-, i,,t
hanl nr kltl him. bit ndde!: "Wrro to ttn thNt
trey wo', aas mo ~ !Lkc tey nre a'E tl,o
fSE F"1k e0sa M u opr rg bcr 'rS o sH WfanN nha
10 T ttsko " her ~ 10 inaisvilIs, whiri, "'' hS i,
d!d. lllt on their arrivn' 1horo sIle toli
III tlr. which he lid. at,d ti,a s'tl!l ahg would
return with h!.n @ hume @ na'ut Z nSltek 7: n:
Mna sv' Ssks sc Tn ss s "; a n, fe as Ae 5 i w" Il
sn to lMsl. shp &c ottred nt,o 1f thrct, lslrnn,H
n t,.o .; seeo, .''sr, tho o,u @ .At nrMs't W!!!-
turing hIs rH,'r,. INV il ,tlnrk, ohteat ntJor tho
i("sr. iI .| W!}h HI, hs ieit t%!''i ,, b. rnss;! !
r T." rpse IN Ssr knsos with ry"yor i eiass to sm her
iortiiru'i;; lie oyslnl,noa Ahi + tllas whnt
, 1880-06-28
MORTuARY.


sptrlal D!,rafeh to The Chicago Tribune. I'd
DEGATuit, ILL.,, Juno :7.-Thu wife Of o,ie Of o,,r
ultluAt and n,oBt esteemed c1tizuns, Mr.. Samuel
Z. Alien. WIS burln1 yesterday. Her ago was ID
ycnrs. Hnti slse lenrcs five SONS. sho WIS MI
earnest Chrtst,nn !at,y, n.ld hus relatives raaIl-
inH tn Ih'tda1n County. VlrKlhin. nnl In Ohto
lASvtLLE. VM.,. juno .1.-lhu licv. .ia'ncs
.lalltauson, WIN tliel fl Mot,klcnb,Irg c.H.nty
Friday. wns hurled hcrg to-tiAy. Hi w,,4 tfty
years Y lnlulstnr IN tfu NORTH C1rollna md VII,
many yen,T eullege President III nnnvlr. Tho
funeral ct,r,fsr wIs very, 1Arxo uni! Inaposi1y.
Special DI,piteh IN 1lc thltaoo Tribune.
inrgcst fnnor.lt eyer witl.csatd lit tho Nfutr wis
tl,ut Ut tho tate Jlltlpu Greene this nitcrt.nol
Clinton. Masshalltnwn, lnwn City, Cedar Ehlls,
ind Anas1lt,sn arrtv{st nl,ntt .,posl, hr!nxuA
nlty, nnti intimate frie,,.is: Iherp wtro lftrrn
t:ntntnanlerics represented, mud about rxl Sir
kNtKhts III prM4TNnn followed i,y tnn,nhGrH ut
the llMr, the CT ) Council. Doartl Of Trade, nnl
-ctizetlH PcIcrAl1y.
, 1880-06-28
TIL. NELSON CASE.


1EFFKltsON, 1tnena Gu., Ia, Jtlno n4.-YAnr
1,ea Asolnes correspondent has TOR tho seeond
tlmo Wlro'1 your renders II wrong vcrHLon Ot the
csutss, OF Nrlson tho horse thtuf. III tho inter-
cAt ut cnn,non 1ustIct, I nsk for correction OF
those statements. md 10 that chi! pun you In
fBw words As rOsalblu tho fAuts: Thu HhurIH
nr this county stnttctl tn thu Penltc,Itury With
Nelst'l and his uc'ou,pl!ct,. bDlh Of whoM woru
sentenced t0 seryitltle there. Ncnr nellcilatne,
IN lhls Stnta, Snls,l caGncA through tho wt,tHr.
clt'set window, while tho traii. was speeding Ut
u r,tte Ut ~ t,!cs pr slnMr. subsequently Mel
ty, from whom ho got away In q dauhl9 sntlsp,-
iHr In t.nk hlH uh0 Si,crlf'H team ail,! huVgy,
Fnir. nllle lHu,rlt. hGr. ntlch III blame III lilo
Sheriff af this .ti.ty. IN, without Mtl naaIafAut7
which nir Inv Hn not FrpytaH fur IN such lasfS,
.-ht tfitld nn hutter gl,arl tho tMD III tho txi.
xrnuy by which tho 0nu Gscnttd. lhape0tf1ty,
UAlIt liAAnEH.
, 1880-06-28
THE MonEy FonaERY CASE.

6pfflat correspondence P{ ING chicago iFkoIlNs
nATrhE CREEK, Mioh., juno 25.-Tha trial Of
EiBn,rr Il. Morcy for forgery wis concluded in
tho Circuit Court Inst night. Tho lno 0f defense
pursued was ms predicted ty yor correspondent.
to-wlt: tlIlt Milpy was nstal Ra u toUt BY 1'roWn
& Thomas, attorneys ot this city, and TINT. In
sgncl 4. Il. Cinrk's naInO OIL bunk pieces OF
rnpar. Mt their rt1lllnst, without my enuwlodKc
Of tho r,!lrposo for which tho forgery WIS u ln
HIGH T1S G.asg Ws tyeTy weK s fnS
tho trial.. 1'lo merits uf tho sstits: ngalnse
lss"es !n ,,,, " PaEscy' ,.,,:, g. Wh!tc, n,t!
tntn nn this trins US nil nre no c!sely eonnccts.
Tho lury, wctu 0,lt bttt i've minutes, tho hsst
hall0t li5int unanimous for cn,iyivti0n. Attur
thu vort!rt wls rt4urtlrt. Morpy wns rpn,AsNiorl
t.! Iait Until lrcstlny, When l,o viii m sentenced.
Willie tim Jury wrr, nut, tlluy ttOk ltGts Il,
thu other casns and thnr .lccslots intrr3at-
il'g. Thuy wers Unanimous every time. "Who
;;;:Jeaes Y; i,'xsis;,,,' = $Who nS1!: ''; ias!sr
c,.tlre Jury wsre of tho OpinIon TINT f.nwyerA
brown AuI ThatnaR wern isIincunt Of Mny wrong.
, 1880-06-28
NOTES.

POIIrlCAL SENTIMENT AT Y0nKyTEI.E, I'LL.
Special Dkpatth to Tbs cAleaso Tribune.
8AKnwlcl1, ILL.,. June @i-Tho Democrats hor0
arc not particularly enthusiastic over thcir
Ticket. Thu nomination Ut finncack, OIL second
thought, Is not considered BY tim Republicans
ms str,nx US 1t wnY ut first. A OnrtleIA Club wis
organIxcd lust night nj Yorkyslle, hit IA yet no
Btcps bave bccu taken To orgstnizo nno hero.
HANCOCK ltAT1ytcArioS At nEUATult, ILL.
sptctat Dt1paseA 10 The GAtra9, Tribune,
DEcAruH. H.. Juna x7.-Natlrt!6y night therp
waa n Hancock and English ratification jnm-
boreo on thu old Squire, md speeches wcre
M,nle ly Thornton. llnoklnHhnM, Iee. Nelson,
EWING nnd nttGts. Tho WeMth0r WIS Ind, aud
there wits siinl crowd and l'ttib enthusiasm.
CAN'T sTASn TtlE PAlrrY. -
tnrnry I. II. lMtbr,p, Que VI tho lcniltns iItlrr
ins'! u ttle st4!c. hs wrlttnl letter rvs!su.nx
af r ry. H. taaS aafS vi % IT rri"9 tsf
~ ssSt a &c ssi* ssis ss s sxs asr i p'kx ps'st h
Western Massachusetts.
PRESIDENT ,ANctcH'a CABINET r1xxp.
Is ss nctate11 i'a. "a. It | 1Sa '1Is S@ trSs Sr thu
ie4.le!a lust night. ut whtc, tho tonl which r.,-
s'lleu H. Heu: HGnsock'4 e!rutlon wia nr,4.nEsal
t!o',, the inlsowlpg gentlemen should compose
Secretary OF s,nte-sonator nnyasd. Of Dela.
Secretary Of tho rrcasury-spcaker nand"ll
Secretary ot tho Nnvy-Ar. Hubbard, nf Texans
..Attorncy.O Ooneral-C!askAo N. Potter, of New
i'sst1uaster r -Gunusal-4Ullb4rt q. Walker.
Secretary VI tho iuterloF-Col Morrison, Of
Trni,sca woso aiAo made Respecting tho Ain.
b;tssado.shlps to England, France and Ger.
I. Il 4a,i, sso; Tint rood Office was promised
QgN. QAHtlELD on Ttlg BALAnY HILL
, 1880-06-28

BALTIMORE, Mil, Juno .s'.-Thc ynwlbont Of
tho Coast Survey steamer 1Itch., With t1shing-
purity, consisting Of Jnncs II. 1'uttrn, E,,Eiiienr
nf tho haefle; his twn s.,t,s, Willie nnsl ]i,nmf
I'attcn; and Il third hoy nasnct Wil!sam ".
tirGcnwnlLl, .rAs struck and upset yustHr1lny
Afternt't,ti IN tho lDwer hnrlr 1,y tho tow of u
lMrVc, and tho ss's Of rattcn and 0rccnwAla
WctU urOIfncu,
, 1880-06-28

Nkw ft,i.K. junu G7.-tnrt,eit,,s Mayer. !. vol,
knuwt. 1lass manufacturer ot lirdhkIyn.' wNs
murdered !aat night 1T tho struots yf Williams
hurg after attutsding thu opnnnx III n aalooh hu
hui! Just startod Tor nnophow. When ho luft fur
t.,ne ha wins jver1xl ut hy rosssllps H,d En!prctl
tlolu to clear out. They. then tssu!lltett Mayer
a.ld his fnrpE1an, WIN hid accompanied tut, and
MnyHr vctalvts Two lrrnl wounds III the hrttIst,
irs,in which hu ao1n died. ltta lAsu!lants hutt,
hut worn arrested tutlA$ In thu psrssItA ~ JnhA
llsls!y, rh0,n,iA Foatbrr Fs1lNk Marley. altA Will
iAu, ltanluy;e.ch about II yuars nt auo. stnrioy
wy ils;lttleu by tn forenn ~ - 81 sho oaSwin
si I'll ISyss s.nssff via 1s ana taMiis. "A' "
, 1880-06-28
JUMPED OVERHEARD,

EpFttal Dbpatth 70 Fat Lhltden Tribune.
nt'1LtSGToN, 1n, limo s7.-As tho steamer
Annie appronc!lcl tho lRnll!ng hero ut IN cnrly
hostr thiA morning Mike Eng jumped overheard
and WIS lirt,w1tcI. fro WIS ,lro,lu 10 attend 10
Ills t1uttes and In his ltnll-nwukencll condition
he leape,l II hs feet nnd over tho lm,lwRrk. Tho
lont WIS slapped. t it0tslK could he ft,sllnt Lf
ffo shipped Mt st. Louis.
, 1880-06-28

a PREMATURE DISCHARGE.
artetd. Dltratth 10 Tie Chicaoo Tribune,
FoltT WAySE, Juno :s;.-DurinY IL Democratic
rntiilcution hcll Mt Decatur, Iltl., lust night,
Tinuthy frnyer was fatally 1njurncL by tho
premature dlYehArYu Of n cnfi,ton. :
, 1880-06-28

runncd from tt,o phsrs OF history, md tho pod
Iie lal only 70 choose IN tho coming )Etsl'sn.';
3;al e!cstioi hstwce, !ln twn mru, tasiieltt aald
Krdafnl tho nlI.ntsotbinE question:: Shall Rhl.
dIrr Or a Htntseulan he tl,e Chief MnRisirafD nf
that Tia pth se1ea ot 'ho % wossl a. hns ] ." @
cIl!zcus wero sadters durlux tho War. tio wna
nut a,vol1n:cer who tnrs himself away fr}n
Threatened his country; who siootl ready q sIte:
rilet, htsllSAl a. nll II, snvc II, nild Win nftsr
raiA' 1 nrso s1sn q 1sa s S' 5 sa,s ~ sSe @
neni,i. He is not p,e II thntn h1ndn:slf nj
'Uonorals' WIN. hrforo tho War, wcro lnwynts
thu War resumed ngain their different l'shfcs-
sis'ns. He ,s . ~ldlcr hy trs,s,c, who nrycr Was
% sS We snsS W. W. III t aGrs ss
they aever ioiiowei lily Civic av"cntton i, thtir
sta,si ,,iyss p III thc s i" tho sti-
zc''s or tho lntl, al"l p1t nr tho inrs thnt they
n'. snr ra any rv nttsusHn I;,'ra to bnt b''!tl r
hraI1, with snperios. examination nr t!l thoso
nm fernc IN pnon ns,ye terea ho
Thu cI!.ers of MIR little A'nnriran nr,ny Of hire:
;hs|r nw ~ .nsnS kset, ,1srs IT,, @ wy i,y
t 'mtt} n - W. W. r s,. !a,.,'rs ~ ,,,,..r.a T.
a".i, !, ,, nfrnanI ,ir"rrt, f1nmm,ct n fhc t,rsf
canll,l atn ~ The Presidency who hns been se
..,n ~. L!,.,r % win,,otH r.,nti ,ras !rmH"it. :"
iawyrr. mil cnuesa,%,,tjy c,,,,ente,, fnf e}vit:
llts @ zns!,nry Iayr Nv: inr,nrr ~, MT" Ny :'t
~ nr'er Innt"n,, ff,rrs.', ",,i, i,r,. .,nrn ~
ag % o'Fi. i., iu ~. ielI WIe
t, ~ eH vn"cc ,n nG at nsr ,,;,,,,, "
h1msn,r T., ,,if" t,n t.ory .nn,nai h,asin"ss
,n"vs nn "v,unttn,,s ,,mtt thy ii",mnn .."iIa,i
1I5 .si @ ~ ~ ,,,ttnn, @ 1 .o...s ttnt. .'s e.
, .t,i i'i tt,ni nn ~ aoG ~ t. ~, ,;'tI ~
n,ontt ~ 4,rs"r ~ ~ r shr,,,i, ~ ~ :, s,htun
II, wht,h In Inn, a,nt,l,, nnnrt,ntiv X, st,,lv tin
t,i,ia. m tIm @ ~ ;tii, ,f,ynt r., " ntryiiu liz
tn, 9.,,, III II ,. h.o ,snr, III .t,,,M T.
ti ii'.ai .i, ~ ~ = 'ron' sma ~ X" S..r =
ina t,Err is..m n,,rfhl,,r ntsu in his itfr nt,t
soldier fy profession, tLr,tl who Ia III sl,ct .tcf.ttl
Ctnprtrnt by 1Mlittcnl party tu guido tho tlrs-
~ ,v"t ~ NJ h"s Iu,s s, mi, ,-,,ct, or,,,o+
tnn @ en'sy fa' & o, Hr; ufm. sor 1 Tug i rsssMsy
,i. % w. =; ,,'y ny ,,,,.n MT Gsu WILL, -
1sM t,,,s,. ,,r IInncnk Wut te snt,"rn s fenn. ="
cr.ts kn9,w '" Witt tley Wnnt, WI i" Thry Nntw
t,,t his ,.i.. ''m'e" n, ,,,i1s e'"t 'i'i Nv,
R, S ", TT a " 1,t,,tor,! .,hus ns,,,,otta, MtG @
,sot ..,,ucnr M tose t,r,lim,nerv sm,'l,tn4 M
yt' ,lr IN MI merrn r n Jug ThnYp snp r y, ro
+, nut,nrs n s Htnr MI w as W thn ~ III. .in',,snt
it ts I'LL y ty te yGry fsssoii wiy taoy dssiro to
i,,, o,u' f,a nn,nn ~ riS ,o,.
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,',i.E,, ~ 'ns JmnEn m MhctHGr ~ ao
"' nt<sne s, w. " isoeso'Hn ~ tha'l
t"wm1s tho 10 re"stionry uls5n,ts T T, s' w
whl,.h unyrrnf thu i}nt,,frrntv in fhc ajrntJnT,