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CHURCH COUNCILS.


METHODIST Pl1OTEsTANTs,
p1r1snunG. Pn., June 1.-Tho General ooo.
ference Of tho Ntcthod!st Protestant Church aeN
It's tenth session to-day.
Tho Committee On boundaries presented re-.
pnrt authorizing any part Of tho Pounsyirara
Conference that desired to become ATTACHED to
contiguous Conferences to attach thereto
Tho roport wAs adopted, and tho New 1ers,
representatives oHtered protest against ID
djsmcn6crn,Dnt Of tho Pennsylvania Conier
gnCe.
Tho report of tho Committee on Collcse MI
road md adopted. Tho Committee Recommend.
ed eighteen Iinmcs, from which twelve Trustees
Murray, J. D.. Kuser. Fl. +. RnllsknfYer, j, d.
Clark. and II. Rurrough. Directors nt Haltimoss
g. ]. DrEnkhonse, odttnr: W.G. r. DelonK, pub.
t!shpr: ]. J. Gillespie, DR.. Shaw, ]. M0nhcl o, G.
Westfnll. J. l. Gregory, Directors ut PIttshurg
DR.. John scott, editor; tho Rov. .1alncs Hoolulr
son, pltblfshor.
, 1880-06-02
OHIO.


morc attention was gEyen to tho Chicago Con-
veutor than to tho nHrkots, md among Ao-
pnOlcutls tho feeling wns thut. sh0uld tho 1tognn-
CRmcrun-Conkiug sch",no bc carried ont md
GrAut nominated. tho Republican pnrty world
meet ccrtH!N .lctcnt next November. Ercrywher0
the snne feeling prevails. md nun who profcrs
Grant ls Rn,tilx tue cnriositcs 0f tho hour. As
struws nre Indicative uf thu true condition Of
things, 1t mny be mentioned TINT at q tnblo In
the Forest City lIoltso t0-dny, where were Achtcd
six Republicans, ull were ant!-Orans, while four
.eclutS.l tlluy would not vnto for him should ho
nHht nj i,s 1snicd, @ a isspaSi,s To- loci that d.
frnt fs tnevftntU without sone other mntt at tho
head Of tho ticket.
"1rr US uAv7: rEAcE.''
n the Editor NJ Tie Chtta9o Tribune.
purity. tho purity Of tho UnIon, tho oiy trllu
Nn" VIZ ~ siS nasy s.o Ct soss; q gs It,
Nation a1.d u'ishGeklcd her millions OF sinvcs,
the pnry ,hat treaso s
seIec ea,,Aliates for lilo o..iccs of Pryavnt aud
7vtco-P President and. when chosen, tho lrrul,.
States. vii b. nsked 70 snplori a!rd elect thom:
ssfsest TO ast Ssey ~ |" ss psaa 'ni aa
nEn,ss sSar au esks,tg srs l. ttsa
Fostcr Of I'eaniaon, or who s ths .ehoico of
hit, sir. vn1 ,pop9ii. tho voice Of tho Rreat
n.ss.;s, tho v9ieo of tho soverciEns, # M matters
wasFs so s M yss Test Ds y ns 4 os s
that viii 10 most likely to bring out tic purity "
II unit We don't Wnnt y nun nominated that
country is full ot us g0i,d capable, worthy. md
deserving mon ns thtrse now most prominently
esye est1y ' dsS SsS w Ss hs Gn thas t @ ~
5 ho ps$p's noIt It s ap t n!c% "t, 1r e
NJkf<
, 1880-06-02

nwults ua. II n,ny he anil Tint tho oppeltlon 10
Gr%"t IN ,h. s,a,e II t'"wtcr s n.E'y e
% 4 n"t k"y y ss es% sse.on sya"y nssiS s''
Of " a,ai,: It wasn't. rcasonnsl tntu him and II
Cannot 10 reasntcl n,,tof him. Onr Dcsto.
the best a fos liz aeaK neS a5 10
nutninAtn. 80 far N their sdo s coi,cart,cd. Ia
0sant; T1iStr public and private cxprosslons
rule. Fltsl CIT what tho onen,y wishes you TO d.
rLA1S wottt,s ARE nEsr
as @ Sceoo @ wers II treny a soScrness 1 w. 'TtShI ThIs
hit With M %s!nS ieithfa! exp1ssnt :p Il Mspsi:
Ii!ityof oar postion. and .iesirInF only u ,neet
VIC believe Ucs,. urn,,t 10 l,S the weakest Xxx can.
dhlnte etsfqtn tho Chicago Convention. 80 fur M
t'.e yo.o of New Yosk i colcernc,l. w haso
Convention viii do theirs, with n,, Dyn single to
tho best intereat Of tho Republican party"
sESrlMENT IN NEW y0NR.
Special Wtpasct to TAd Chsedpo Tfttnne.
NEW YOUR, june l.-Tho nntI-th!r1l;term Re-
" Tue .! clubs ,o;iEt. e9Korly .lisGutss tao IT,.
Grlnt scl,e1ncrs woaid ie tlcfoatesi, aud tho
rnrty saved frnm cntorlnE q .hopecss eoniest III
Eonater Cnnkllu9. telcgFapheti buck here. way
ecvGtcly criticised as bci.enth tho dignity nf
INC Exeen.ve i w. of thls Reeat Chintilhnwsa!th II
nns DGe0 lmpn@ntbio 70 conceal tho lncl tnat Mc'
o,f C@e xs @ eI a,s ns oso 80 v far anvthins @
nlat tno soeni ntaa pnltlcAi ntmnspiseto
WHEN .I IVY peOp!e nre ncH'tstoMea @ ~ aoe tnu.F
cue! nshcur lnnFo ~. NAl ~ tnts s!cP nc hMs
rnt, ,nm,thnrrn ~ hna t,n"r rhn r~rti ~ III, nn,I
has lowered himself tn Il tnnnlor c1,utcd by
mono Of h[s predecessors MT Athnny. Dcaltlns,
his statements are den!cd md put down M Il
cnu,rnIHn fot,l,tE,cut pilro anil sltuplc made llp
In Tho usllnl fnshlon IL suit Tho EASE luld cin-
terAot Tho tr,,o representation II tho New Ynrk.
ers ut Chirngu. whn know their constituencies,
and oppose Grant because they arc satisfied por-
uh. n,a,,,o o"Ssut NM oAunt .a,,,,a tns STATE M
Lno nia'ne ineM aro l99lhnt ntcr tae vIotory
IeEpstGM ~ tno .NnLoIt1i Etl1i!atteu. Gnn tbG MI
MY ne!mK tnen hTa' E EF'siil9 tHtAe
1nas haa1sa ,s'. orai,t 19m,Hn oh M street "
uGy say tnogS ws en nsSMss'nn & m'cE & o s1. ~
nu,. islsaso .t,n a!spMtenes trnnt GncNAo M.l
9 fGTtm rn 9vfs Cqa,t f Tho gng 1 @
aio usu1arsm Grnnt Mcle9I a1!Gnns ~ Eouu ~! %
an nsss ncsonnsaea SI, dnSt w thit snne
"., "SrI %n1 tos ." t iao rGsI c' III ~
,CnAhEo huLn tnht noL wnn!a !noFitaoly tnl-
'sc, low sra1a nGlna1o o1 1 te 1T atrnws ,
nceosin8 s ol tno ITMt"' INC Most hMtWArt
, 1880-06-02
FOR GRANT.

Special Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
Eu1sEKA. ILL.,, Juno l.-Tho Democratic County
Convention Of Woo,lford County met ut Roanoke
to-day fur tho purpose Of appointing delegates
to attend the atato Convention at Springfield.
Tho following woro npponscd: Tho lou. N. II.
Crawford, lA!uts Fci9txscl. Gideon Je1cr,
ton wna ono nf tho best held tn WotAifnrti
County Tor yc1rs: Some excellent epneches wnru
our tho frnnlA praclccd In CIioagn md bnring.
field l,y the Republican party. aud they hoped
that C3t7Int Wnull 0n tho Chicago nDlAIneo, ns ho
90 Instructed, und art sold for David Davis for
I'rtsidpnt.
, 1880-06-02

milo methods, hut TINT everything shall he ia1f,
RYunro, an,, nl,nvrln'nri, Tho correspondent Of
tho leading Republican paper hero. tho Tt1nfs,
writing from Chicu9o, Rays: "TnR Tntn-
usK ,lnaacsIonabfy represents tin sentiments
Of tho lntacr pnstion Of tho Republicans f Coolk
County: The fnct Is nndentntlc that tl,e most
with Ina 1t1nt,xE In the Eootl light It hns ina!n.
TUNED md henrtt'y Unite with ~ ts Efforts 70
rid tho party Of thu Incubus OF machine control.
KALAMAZOO.
Sptttdt n.spaieh to The Chkapa Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. M'eh., 1nno 1.-The excitement
which has preceded tho t;hicGso Convention ~
s' se. sssey sas yero b." il Ffy s :ss saw ft s sse
le c!thnr Withdrawn nr defeated II pre-
sssS eas ,,nk seF @f S o @ NJ orsRs cfsst
tS1s ,1 s;aia an ns 10 az" Shes s n. @ woa
fy The better cIrss cf lsepAee1t's. whu have Tor
cast theIr. tlllpt with rcluctnnce, md tiscd ,n
pcrsonnl intlutlcc in the matter. II f'r nny
ns@s "s" m ihn u es n Ss t. 5
nf tho Republican party, and thu cnmpu!gn will
be heavy and dlslIeartening onc.
EAsr SAGINAW.
Sptttaf Dtspafth to Jht Chteaep Trtbana.
outcnNo Ut the. Convention which nicctH H.
morrow ia tho aole then,e Of discussion, u, tho
etrtGta and In Isislt'esY Gire}tN. The sentiment
aKnjnst Hrsnt Ind the efforts OF bis hunrhitcn
Ia Gnntrnl tho Will Df tho Fienplu Dy tnnchlnG-
tactics are readily condemned Dy alt lfcrnhe~
ms. TIE Tn1nr NE reporter stHlcd Flint to-Iny,
nfd sounded tho Republican, sentiment ut tho
:tMnty stMt vt q % snlla a.l Nepnb!lcan G9mcsse &c
CnMity. The feeling nEatnst tho nonitnnt!on nr
thlr.tertn cRntilunac y pronounced ailu y sole
y prc!ctetl In cnse tlG Conk!lng. Cameron Niilx
fnr:e Their tnnt 'ipnii tho pnrty. The evidence
mu>t!pitcs that with Gntnt Michigan VII! JON
Tho n"h0crAttc column: WIN nnother GaiiiI-
date sao ls good for 2o,ooo Republican majority
7isANn RApiRs.
Yreetot ptpateA 10 ne cheu,o Tttnans.
1nasl, WAptns M,rh.. .t,nn 1..-F,1r oitizeus
,yntri, lin nrnlinn,rv fpt1,r,rcdinos of thn iin.
''rrasnr nt"1T.st. i5,,ite n lnrre 1,artY of ,mir
citizens w.nt to-day 10 Chicag1, to witness the
nrmcc,Iinus md ,nuet of tbem 10 nseiAt
IN tl,n init .fjrnnt movement IN far its
Tiny cnn' T,ho tVeuta ~ fhe unst
rry; ,iays nf,1 tIir ,nnrt, fill undcrsfnn1rnv of
fhr YnrrIts nj what hmi i,rrn ,innn hT jroi,t'a
niinvr'i f,in,t,s inf"nst1"a Inn nnpnsltft,n f,
g;rnnf,. nI,,rinnftou yirv mich. mil nnt n fcw
~ tia Wt,st stHiwurt l,enul,iisans hcre m@jrp,
fnsiiycly tint thny will NIT sunpurt him Ii j,u-
fnnted n;,ti ntf,crs whiie anyij,r fhMs tey viii
win tbs tickrt themsniy1s i,rs,,lJrt its cfrtnin
,l"fnnf n,I nitlr,n tbnf Sro1, thnIr tsr, ,l,anrv
fon Meni,,nt, vii ~. nntnaitv t,m,itf,i Stutn
Tnny iiaist tf,nt this ss noi,ii;. tlk lfurr nu.
inntn. i,,,t a,,twt,,,t,iuI r,,i,t when they he
iieve Tia conv,smtiom sh.,Ii rarn,atiy ctt,siier.
Thev a.Iy s,,c,, il t,e e,intion Of MtchlKnn.
, 1880-06-02
THE INDIANS,

DENvKn, Colo, Juno l.-Ooy TltR'h to,.e :,
received sclegram from Gen. popo saying ~
dsercdits tho report that tho Indians arc nov W.
North Park, Us ho has informutlon from -.
IInos Agency GiAt tho Whte River uIss l,n sni
there attending tho races on lhIrny !a.nS ~, ia
that 0urtly dontos that any ut hia ltia!as .
the North Park Or hayo snpiested Whites
, 1880-06-02
SUICIDE.

8ptetal Dt.pateh to The chtsaaa 7ftoa".. ,t..,,..
OTTANA, Ill.,, Juno l.-lllchartl Clafa' 'n't Nm.
MArsollies, suioltt,d last night by hank'ns u
self tn u tree IN front of hls father a0ait the
9ucst it WAS sh0wA tho deceased ha1 ea11so,q I. .soq
indications ct lnsuuity during Mo "''
tbrAQ pltAltk9.
, 1880-06-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

,Jt
QuEIARrlWN, Juno 1.-ArHvct. tho l'A'oN7
from philadelphia. .,A
LtvElpoot., Juno 1.-ArsIvcd, Vlctot'A 3'A
palmyr,, from noston.
HAMBURG, Junu l.-Arrtyed, Wcstrhalla, IT.
New York. p,,..
I.oSpnN, Juno 1.-Rtenmshps Utop!a. faMd .nd
KnniH. and AeAyrIa. FROM Nav ln,A' 49,
MnrNthGn, from ltnat0n. hAyD nIrlSeo oMt;; f,sa
NEW YonK, juno 1.-Arriyod, England' i''1
FlvNrnft0].
, 1880-06-02

At PARIS, MICH,

AT PARIS, MICH
Special Dsratth to Ihs Chicago Tttbamt
GRAND RkriI,s, Mich, Juno Ian incendisr
fire at paris, Mocosta County, destroyed B. T.
Dnvenpnrt's GROCERY md contcnts this morning.
Loss 81 400, and insurance ST.
, 1880-06-02
DIVORCED,

Hp<etal Dtpat<A to IAs Chttaso 9rsss"~ +, 1.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Juno L-JudRo heI'u" uon,p
Circuit Court today, granted Helm r.
u divorce from Samuel Monroe, OF Ch1eaS''
, 1880-06-02

Il: WEDNESDAY,, JUNE
I SOURCE Df considerable. comment md criticism
TINT +" many Of tho cx-seltliers wcro fnund in
tho rnnka of thoso WIN wcre opposed to tho
nnmluatton Of Guu. Grant for the th!rtl torn,
Tint very 1nrRo mnJorlty of The lnte soldiers Of
tho un|un army nrr opposed to his nomination
is now mn unqucsttonctl fact to onn WIN hns
takon tho pnins to inform, hineclf In tho mattor,
mud sths, Notwithstanding .tho fnot thnt tho
| thinl.tcrsn supporters, With mn assumption borst
Of .ntstakcn estimate OF their strength, hnvo
nsst,mod trutn the sinrt TINT tho cx-aotdtcr who
rcfuacl to support Gen. urnnt for nt,other Tern,
was III measure fortaking his lepubltcantatn
and turning hlH hack upon tho loynlty of his
/ purity md country. Tho lnjuatito Of such In
tolerant criticism haa only tended to Eoltlify
shelr rnnks aRnlisst bis nomination. and why2
Ftrtt-Wc nssttulo TINT tho cx-soltller feels
perhaps moro deeply lhhu ntly 0thnr can tho
val,,c and cost at this Republic and ,hose pr.n-
cples Of republican lfborty and Nntionnl Union
IN dcfGnso OF which tnO,OlD IT our cotnrndcs
yiclcd up thetr lives, md million moro, wifi.
shattered health but loyalty un1mmcd, nro
watching with tcnous cyo tho disposition rnntlo
OF tho tnnrcts their ynior and sncrtftcc won. 10
thein tho namo and fIlle Of 0cn. Grnnt nra very
dear, They rcjOirci ut tho close ot t!lo Wnr
TINT tho Nation md the world recognized in him
the frat soldier OF the ago. With prtllo and
thnnkfntncss they united In 1s8s IN cnllng HIN
tn tho first p1ncc IN tho Nations gift. Thoy re-
grcttcd tho numerous and vlndicttvo attncAs Of
bis enemies upbn him and bis Administration,
md verc especially RrtcvcA when tho girtcl
Summer, tho stnlwart Republican Of his tlay und
tho bright stnr Of Republican sonatp duting
tho closing hourA Of his first term, oponcd Upon
him Ahd bis Ahnnatr,tlon that torrIbto on
sanEht tat history VIII rGcor a, e ono of tho
tIvu WIS ever subjoUtcI IN tho house Of his
frienls.
W9 were E!aa asn n fcw :. aSS ,a,1 i,mter tS rso .
O. ioe by !!auilnE b. hin tnr tho second Ilne With
sat 1T that tno H. the Convention a and was both
frs tat @ Hn Gn,, sa y s1 ~ ,H ~ u, ~ acu tho @ s
tbs nlxhGst conpliMe9t that e,t,. ho pal t2 my
81 Tc % a,ss sns whnt liz 10r ae prss Il
tfant n,st i!syc felt II thst supreme tlntSeat
GTt .9at iio!r tich. q Kra.it,!ac lad SseH pai,i
%, i "a nn e bs ss ensf to1 scr ar Ky s r,r 10
1lings ot dIscor,tcnt and criticism hegan rolling
',Wara ,nnt moansa lrom "nlen .no
1a,uspsn.sss AoAlssr ,1s ADMINISTRATION.
eme eyes rt hs ' tbo
good ship. and ,lntl many Of Ills ssat1chcst
however. san be ad at The door f q liz o c'.
tr,.e, tl,oy be!cvci It, @ sit!i. prcieuinE to no-
lieve. rs ho sftcrwnrtis expressed it himself
hs s'nss aFcws q sss s .r hst as hts a
Whutever tho cnuFo aud woreycr Tic bh bamo. me- It
bctM.ne npparent to 81! TINT ti,ore was too much
sf1 w stsr sena a:o.t e f Sp M sss1sa
cra Of tic lntn Hobei SatcS, aail iaTxe TX" is@p,ib-
sa as}sfss @ ass1 IL Io!a Pass &
| Republican mujoritcs in several Ho,lthor1t
, 1880-06-02
NOTES.
601ITI1 1A1Inf.INA.

CouAblAs D. vi JuH0 ls-lno ucWCCt1tIO
stnto Convention mot ta-tlny, J. q. ColAron pro-
siding. Senator Wado Hampton and NJ. O.
untler, Mn1, u. @. narkGr and Gen. John 1ratton
wero elected delegates at largo to Cincinnati.
Itccess.
WILL NOT VOTE ton GRANT.
SPte4at DhpatcA 10 Ths CAteaao Tribune.
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, juno IA canvass was
lnado among tho tendIng Republicans hero yes
terdny. with the result os thirty-throa declaring
positively that they Would refuse To vote for
6rant III tho oyont of hls nomination. THIS
e:raw represents tho stato Of feeling In Wal
worth County.
cAN8H0N9 EoLT or THE INIT RULE.
Special p1patth 10 1ns EAteaeo Jy4bans.
pITTsnuuu. Pa, Junu 1.-Looking over tho
f,lcs Of tho Plttsburg Dtpateh for 1s0s. your
correspondent finds that on Nov. II of that year
Htuto Convention WIS held at Philadelphia, ut
which delegates to tho National Convention
which was held ut Chtcago Juno 5, wero clcotod.
Gov. Curtin waa n candidate for Yico-
President, and his Srienls attempted to
secure Instructions that tho dolc1atlon votc as
q unit In his support. This was fnrctly opposed
hy tho Cameron plcInont. Russell Egrett and Dun
rsport s..ys tiat iii. Ersust, speaKtnF S 81, tno
resolution 10 Instruct. 1nte lotlcc thnt ho would
rllo was adopted. Cameron, who bad bUoti
clected Nht4onM delegate !n bis district, went
IL Nu+tHA1t AuA HAd kHN utAk man 10 00lL A1Q
deelans thAt hG would not submit to tho unit
rule. Thnt bolt defeated Cilrtin's nomination,
aud thu choice fell up Schuyler CollAx.
CAMEitON AND AaAv.
lAspateh To ksiu FORK Is1httN4.
CHICAGO, May s9.-Thoro Ii u good deal Of
laughter AbONt town abput u atnry Of IN On
counter between BcnAtor CNinesDn AIld AIr. Asuy,
Ercsidont vt tho Exposition lsu!ltnY Company.
When Bunator Cutneron WAS confronted with
tho refusal Ut tho C0mpuny to allow tho buIli-
lug to tN used for q Grant MAss-tnGot!rH or any
tnAss' s'lnretinx. he seeins to have supposed that
every hatl, Ike every man. nlust haVe price.
80 ho asked, utter tho lnAuner OF tho American
millionaire In Paris who wanted 70 buy The ArO
do Triomphu: How much Will 1t cost 10 havo
this meeting hereT' Mr. ASay spoke Up uttl0
, 1880-06-02

FRENCH CLOCKS AND REAL BR0hitS 3.
Strangers are cordially Invited to call sn s,,-
the choicest Line ever shown In ouF S'"'
Myman T. Co, 1T State street,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
THE RESERVOIR SYSTEM.

Representative Washbnrne's bill appro-
priating 100000 to build reservoirs at the
headwaters Of the Mississippi, ST. Croix and
Wisconsin rivers was reported adversely to-
day from the committee Of commerce. Rep
reSentative Beale, of Virginia, writes long
and elaborate report accompanying the bill,
in which he, with all the members of the
committee, take ground that the reservoir
system cannot in our day be regarded as
an experiment, nor is the project to COLI
struct reservoirs by dams upon these rivers
new one. SO long ago as 1852 Charles Ell
let, Jr., in report on the most etiiacious
system for the reclamation of the delta of
the Mississippi, demonstrated not only the
practicability of reclaiming from inunda-
ton low lands of the Mississippi by reser-
voirs, but also that in this way would be
reached the great end OF supplying such a
volume OF water as would render naviga-
ton of the Ohio and Mississippi continuous
through the year.
Engineer Aliens report, Mr.. Beale holds,
only fortities the position taken by Ellet.
1t is demonstrated that this plan of reser-
voirs, aided by inexpensive levees along
deltas promises the most successful solu-
ton of the great national problem of how
to carry to sea that commerce which yet in
its earliest stages Of development is de-
manding annually increasing appropria-
tons, and at some time or other 50 fetter
the father of rivers, as to recover back to
safety vast breadth OF low alluvial lands
capable Of production, If less in bulk, ex-
ceeding in value that of the famed delta Of
the Nile.
The report then goes into an exhaustive
discussion Of subjects Of inquiry embraced
in the investigation Of how to properly
store up the waters Of the Mississippi, and
concludes BY recommending an adverse re-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
port because the Mississippi river com.
mission has jurisdiction of the whole sub
iect. From this conclusion Gen. Hender-
son dissents.
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sune 9.-The Indi-
ana Democracy met to-day and placed
strong ticket in the field. Hon. Frank
Landers, Of Marion, was nominated for gov
eruor on the second ballot, Hon. Isaac Gray
of Randolph, running him exceedingly
close on the,frst. Gray was then nominal
ted for acknowledgement by acclama-
ton amid the widest enthusiasm, and the
speeches of acceptance by these two gen.
tlemen were models of good sense. Hon.
Jno. L. Scott, appointed supreme court
judge, vice Perkins, deceased, was re-
chosen for that position and the Fifth judi
cial circuit, was filled by the nomination of
Capt. ]. s. Mitchell, of Elkhart; J &. Shank
lin, state secretary; Gen. NJ. D. Man
son, audi'1r w. Fleming, treasurer; Judge
Wootten, attorney-general A. F. Martin,
supreme court reporter, and Gabriel Sch
muck, clerk, were made their own success
sors, and after sharp contest Prof. A. C.
Goodwin of Floyd was nominated for
superintendent of public instruction, vice
Prof. Smart, who has held that Office with
signal ability for several terms The dele
gates to the national convention were in
structed to cast the vote of Indiana for
Hendricks for president, and the POSSIBLE
ity of second choice was not entertained.
Gov. Hendricks presided, and was the re-
cipient of a very enthusiastic welcome, par
ticularly when coming forward to accept
the permanent Craftsmanship of the conven-
ton,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DAY FINED.

WASHINGTON, June 9.--The action of
both houses of congress to-day in resolving
to adjourn sine die week from to-day,
will probably have an important bearing
upon pending legislation as to tariff bills
and the electoral count question. The res
olution was opposed by ~ of the revenue
reformers of the house. Protectionislts are
delighted in having finally fixed upon
day of adjournment They now think, and
perhaps rightly. that they can defeat every
tariff movement. They have already re-
vealed their tactics. Tucker, as represen.
alive of the ways and means committee,
was on his feet dozen times to-
day to make motion to 90 into COM
mittee for the purpose of considering reve-
nue. bills, but was interrupted by confer
ence reports and it was o'clock before his
motion came before the house. The pro-
tectionists under lead of Pennsylvania men,
bers at once began to 6llibuster by moving
adjournment, but on the first motion they
were defeated by majority of twelve,
much to their surprise. After this vote
some privileged questions were considered
and when fuckers motion came up again
the hour was so late that the house decided
to adjourn. The motion will come
up again tomorrow and the
revenue reformers propose to
make fight. They are in position
now to worry their opponents and put all
members Of the house on record over and
over again, tor by the passage of the ad-
journment resolutions, motions to suspend
the rules will be in order from now until
next Wednesday, and it is the purpose of
the revenue reformers to bring forward
separate bills relating to various tariff
questions, such as wood pulp, printing pa
per, salt, ETC., ETC., and to compel a sepa-
rate vote squarely on these propositions.
Hence, for some days, there is a prospect
of pretty lively tariff music in the house.
and both Republican and Democratic con-
sutuencies will have opportunity to learn
how their representatives stand in regard
to some of the revenue reform issues.
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DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
mepts may be found In The BULLETIN.
DRY GOODS.
G. .. Pater Il Co., Commercial avenue and Nine
teenth street.
GROCERIES.
q ID. Williamson d Co.
Yocum X Broderick, Wash. Ave, cor. Eighth.
Il, j. 0LOugnlin, Poplar, cor. Twentieth.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. j. II. Marean; Office, 40 Commercial avenue.
DENTISTS.
DR.. ". c. Jocelyu, Eighth near Commercial.
Dr. e W Whitlock, 1875 Commercial avenue.
LIQUORS.
R9b,. smyth, No 60 Ohio leyee.
INSURANCE.
II. II. Candee, No 20 Ohio levee (up stsirs).
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth ana
Washington avenue.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Geo. r. oHara, Eighteenth aud Commercial.
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, sta and Commercial
City National, Ohio levee.
STEAMBOATS,
Champion. Three States.
John sproat, corner Twelfth and Leyee.
BRACKET STORE.
4 G Ford, Corner Ninth and Commercial.
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CHICAGO, June 10, 10:00M.
Wheat-June, 9oc; July, 97@974c;
August, S91a.
Pork-July, $40 3o@1O Ss1l; August,
$40 AK.
Commune, 95%@36; July, $3.50
3624 August, 362.
Oats -June, 31ll; July, 2s9s.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK GRAIN,

New YORK, June 10, 1908 p. NJ
Wheat--irregular-No. 2 Chicago, 81 IS
al 20; No. 9 Milwaukee, 81 2O@12l;
Red Winter, 81 27@l 81; No. Q Red
Winter,$l 3O@l 3O1l Corn quiet-No.
2, sex.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, June 8.--The report of the
senate select committee to investigate the
removal of the Northern Cheyenne Indians
from the Sioux reservation to Indian terri
tory aflrms that the government is not liy-
ing up to its obligations with the Chey-
ennes, and that policy should be adopted
which will show these Indians that we will
do them full Justice.
MRS. GAINES CLAIM.
Representative Bright, from the commit
tee on claims to-day presented report In
the case of Myra Clark Gaines, The COM
mittee, without attempting to adjudge the
validity of tho claim of Mrs. Gaines against
the United States, say the case ought to be
reported to the court Of claims for adiudi-
cation and report bill to carry out this
recommendation.
NOT SUITABLE.
Secretary Thompson addressed letter to
Capt. Howgate, informing him that the
board of naval inspectors reported that the
ship Gulnare is not suitable for an Artic
voyage.
CONFIRMED.
The senate confirmed Martin B. Davis SUI
perintendent Of the United States mint at
New Orleans; Vespasin Smith, collector of
customs district Of Duluth, MINI. James e.
Boyd, United States attorney for Western
district of North Carolina; John Sherman,
Jr., United States marshal territory of New
Mexico; Otis Ballion, United States mar
shall for the district of Nebraska
The senate also confrmen VIM. N. Pc
thick, now vice consul at Lein Sin, secre-
tary of the commission to China; Calhoun
Wood, U. S. consul at La Rochelle; Thos.
II. Daily, postmaster at New London, Ohio.
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