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Had Better Have sawed nj. Boat.


Special Dispatch to the InlslhEenost
After the little delay incident to all
sculliDg matches, the race was called at
seven minutes past 0 o'clock.
Hanlan Immediately forged ahead, lead,
ing Courtney by a few lengths, the Cana.
dian rowing thirty-one to the Americans
twenty-eight strokes per minute.
At the second qlar,er.mile Hanlan had
a clear lead Of three boat lengths, which
be increased considerably during the frs!
mile.
When within half mile of the turning
buoy, Courtney, to the astonishment Of all
spectators, stopped rowing, turned his
boat around and came back, Hanlan pull
ing over the course an easy winner in
thirtysix minutes.
Great indignation is expressed at Court
ney's action. Il.
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rur C;reeuback brethren Of the city
have held a meeting in our midst it
.,sm,. s and commissioned five of their
rnmber to go as delegates to the Green.
h,ek Convention that meets at Charleston
an ,be 9O,h. They favor fusion with the
P.nubluans, but on somewhat different
,,oupds from those made public hereto
b,s They want the Greenbackers to haye
Ma head Of the ticket, and their choice
q, This headsbip is Uncle Joe Gist Of
B,oOks county. They also wanttwo NOM
ise., on fusion ticket for the Legisla-
t,re in this county this fall. Considering
tb,. Col, Bassell only got 220 votes in this
muuty in 1878, this demand for two MEM
ban Of the Legislature out Of the four to
b. chosen, is Just the least bit cool. Some
p.Ope would call 1t decidedly frigid.
Tbere Is nothing like asking enough.
Ask and ye shall receive; knock and it
,ball be opened unto you. No wonder
NE Eanawha Valley Greenbackers are
licking against fusion. In a region where
,bey are strong they must naturally want
ererthlng, seeing that they want the half
ina region where they are very weak.
There will probably be something coming
TO them in the way Of small change over
aud abOve the whole ticket at Charles
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TnE CoNrEsrING DELEGATIONS.

Green County TO be Admitted Cook
County In Sintu quo-Eyery thing Looks
GTaniish.
sPRISoRlKLD, May 19.-During the sess-
ion oftbe Convention to-day, there has
been much less confusion than there
usually Is in such large gatherings, and no
bad feeling was exhibited, though 1t was
evident there would be an eruption at any
moment.
The vote on the question Of adjourn.
ment in the afternoon, seems to be re.
garded as pretty fair test Of Grants
strength outside OF Cook County, show
ing a majority OF l0l, a little less than his
supporters previously claimed. Senator
Logan's presence on the floor as q dele.
gate, which Is new feature In Illinois
politics, occasions considerable comment.
The Committee on Credentis 0 reassem-
bled at s p. M, and took up Ihe Green
county contest with good prospect oil being
in session all night. 1t Is now thought
Convention may last over until Friday.
Farwell Hall delegates met this evening
and decided, 1t Is reported, not to accept
tu6 pleUR6 u hUlu6 ny luo utClbIuh VI Soh.
vention, on the ground that they propose
to appeal to National Convention in case
their rights are denied them.
The Committee on Credentials settles
the Green county contest by admitting
both, four Grant and four Blaine dele
gates and giving each half vote. The
committee found that there were contest.
ing delegations from four precincts in their
County Convention, and the sides being
equally divided they separated and each
held convention In different parts OF the
same room at the same time. The decision
OF the committee is satisfactory to both
delegations.
The Committee adjourned till s a. NJ. to-
morrow, when consideration OF the
Cook county contest will be resumed.
Since previous report the Farwell dele.
CATION has adopted a resolution to
be presented to the compittee
tomorrow, protesting against the
right Of the committee TO i'm.
pose any such test as a pledge without
hearing statement of that case, but de-
claring their fealty to the Republican par.
ty and Republican principles, aud express
ing their determination TO support the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention, re.
lying on being fairly treated by the State
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NEW JgRshY pEni,cnA1s.

TRENTON, Nj, May lo.-Almost one.
third Of the delegates to the Democratic
State Convention have arrived, and are
almost unanimnusly In favor OF an upIn-
strncted delegation TO Cincinna Il A Ieso-
luton v that effect will be offered In he
Convention tomorrow.
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RICHMOND, May l9.-The Conservative
State Convention met in the Richmond
Theatre and was called to order by ]. 7.
Lowell, Chairman Of the State Committee.
Dr.. W. D. Daisenberg was elected tempo
rarv chairman, and at the close Of short
address recess was taken.
Ats o'clock the Convention was again
called 70 order. The Committee on Gre
dentials reported full representation
present with no contests. II. O. Allen
was chosen permanent president
Adjourned pntil SP.M,
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A Colored Bro,h.r Pound Guilty.

wAsulNoroS,. Pa, May Is, lsSO-Tho
committee, Rev. S. 7. Jones, Chairman, Of
Cauonsbnrp charge; Rev. George @. samp.
son, OF Elizabeth charge; Rev. George I.
Prosser, Of Wheeling, W, Va, and Rev.
John W. Young, Of Waynesburg charge,
have investigated the charges preferred
against Brother H. A. Grant, paso,r Of st.
Paul's A. NJ. E, church, Washington, Pa,
and have found him guilty Of the charges
drunkenness and immortality and by the
authority Of our law We do hereby sus-
pend him until the ensuing annual confer.
epee, TO mfet in Wheeling, W. Va, Sep,
''H' ST. JOKES,
GEo. O. SAMPSON,
JoHS W. YOrEG,
GEo. 7. PRossER.
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NebrasLn for blaine.

CHICAGO, May IA Tribune special
says the Nebraska State Republican Con-
yention met at Columbus and was called
to order at 7 o'clock this evening by ]. W.
DAines, Chairman State, Central Commit
tee g. W. Collins was made temporary
Chairman. Committees were appointed
as usual. There isan anti.Grant msi5rity
In the Convention. and the proba bili.ies
are that the Convention will instruct for
blaine.
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on THE WAR PATH.
Indian Depredations In AriEopa-set.
Hers Fleeing for Their Lives.


Tiers Fleeing for Their Lives.
Tucson, ARIZONA May l9.-Couriers ar
rived from old camp Grant, sixty miles
North Of Tucson, state that E.kiemiser,
chief OF the old sancerbos Indians, now at
this place, has warned the whites Of San
Pedro, to leave for safety, as there is a
large band Of hostile Indians in the neigh.
borhood, who have left San Carlos on the
war path. Nine prospectors are known
to have been killed and Eve mo- report
ed killed. Settlers and prospectors have
left the district, and are coming to Tucson.
George Stone Of flag mine. located near
San Pedro, has returned. He reports that
he met seventeen wagons OF settlers fly
ing from San Pedro to Tucson, who con.
ilrmed the reports Of the Indians being In
that vicinity, and Of prospectors being
killed. There are about one thousand
available troops in the Territory, and
most OF them are near the line OF New
Mexico, fighting the hostiles there.
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ANOrHEK RACE.

HapIau and Riley 10 Row Next Week
WASHINGTON. May 19.-As both Han.
Ian aud Riley have expressed themselves
anxious for race, the citizens have sub.
scribed purse, and at late hour this
evening definitely arranged race between
Hanlan and Riley to take place on We'd
nesday, May Goth, over the same course
rowed to-day. Two.thirds Of the purse
goes TO the winner, and one.third to the
other contestant.
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nTNGARY.

prsrH, May ls.-The famine in North
Hungary is increasing. Fourteen hun
dred persons at szinna, Comital and
Zemplin have no other food but grass
nettles and mushrooms. Troops Of emf
grants are leaving the country. The
Government has ordered the authorities
To stop the emigration, and the police have
arrested some Of the emigrauts.
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aEnnAN CArmoLlo.As .AssooIArIoN.
Election of onicers-Next place of Meet
ing, COyington, Ny.

"k, toNtukiuht hys
ST. Louis, May l9,-The German Cath
Olic Convention this morning heard the
reports Of the Committees on Grievances
and General Constitution, but thev con-
tAined nothing OF general interest A
resolution was adopted that the an
nuAl meeting Of the Convention Of the
Central Society be held hereafter on the
fourth Sunday OF September, and the
three DAYS following. The Convention
then elected the following officers
ior the ensuing year: President, Henry
J, SPanrhorst, Of st. Louis, reelected;
FiBt Vice President, Louis Ernst, Roches-
Ter n. Y; Second Vice President, Will
lAQ Dtuhe, st. Louis; Recording seSreta'
y, Father A. Schwinniger, New YORK
Corresponding and Financial Secretary,
Franz Hoefner, Buff4lo; Treasurer, John
u. DOell, Newport, Ky. OoVlngton, Ken,
tueky, WAS hxed upon rs the next place ol
meeting,
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rnr Piusburgh Dispatch has changed
,.a ~, i, folio to a quarto form, and is now
p9I ,.,s5op Bullock perfecting press. 1t
Pnp paw. n us in a new and improved shape,
''J. s'J .bors plainly enough that it is pros
-..Ans neKspaper.
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81. Paul, May l9.-Ths Dakota Rspub.
lican Convention mas held at Farmer to.
day, and chose Il. O. MSCo,$ and pe,sr
Warner delegates to the chicago Conyen.
tiop. They are FOR WiIdom Il ia has any
chance. otherwise .or Blaine.
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TuE saloons are allsd with thirty grang'
ers today. For county that gave 1900
majority against license rural Jefferson
certainly does It's fare share In the beer
guzzling line-Solb, Gasets
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HANlAN sERENADRD.

On returning to his hotel this evening
Han'an was serenaded, and in response
to calls for a speech expressed his grati-
tude for the many kindnesses he received
at the hands Of the Washington people
during his stay. He said he came here to
row race. He very much regretted that
the opportunity had not been given him
to do so. In conclusion he referred to
Riley's having gone on the course and
rowed over part Of 1t in front Of the con-
testants, denouncing him as being no
gentleman. He said II Riley wanted to
row him race tomorrow or year hence
for 10 dollars or for 10 600 dollars he
should be ready TO meet him.
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Tu members Of the Christian church
contemplate having an excursion to
Wheeling on Saturday, the ooh; on the
steamer Abner o Neal, provided there Is
water enough for that boat TO rpn.-Ststtb.
GasettG.
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ra, illinois Convention did not arrive
!, nv conclusion directly bearing on the
SS.',iIspti.l y ~ question, only completing its
t.s,Di,,tion and adjourning over until
:, I,y From the turn affairs have
w.. /, looks like the prairie State
I iii be called upon, in the Language of
c.,sr,l c,r Raum, "to clasp Grant in her
,,,inr S,h arms aud bear him forward in tn
.nnhn-if she can.
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JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, Mayls.-The drought con.
tinues here. We have had but one shower
Of rain last week in this vicinity, In Fal'
mouth the fst for three months. Water
Is so scarce that 1t Is sold for ak cents a
gallon. Stock OF all kinds are dying lor
want OF water. The dry weather is seri'
ously affecting the young canes, aud Tears
are entertained fotaext years crop.
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S. I. JOKES,
GEo. O. SAMPSON,
JoHS W. YorEd,
GEo. T. PRossER.


ATLANTA, May Ex-senator John B.
Gordon has sent in his resignation to-day
as U. S. Senator, to take effect immediate
ly. The Governor accepted his resigna'
tion, and will appoint hlssuCcessor to.mor-
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PERSONAL,

Senator Davis told me to-day that Gen.
Goa's renomiuation as District Attorney
would bsreported back from the Judiciary
Committee, and confirmed this week.
Judging from his remark, Goff has the
hearty commendatiOn Of the Senatorial
delegation from your state.
Judge Haymond Of your Supreme
Court, and Messrs. Jas. ]. Burns, 0hley,
and j. NJ. Mccoy, Of Fairmonb were
among the arrivals this week.
WheeliDg's delegation at the races in.
creases daily. Among the oarsmen here
are WeisgeTber and Clator. II.
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Tar Republicans Of this Congressional
n.,rIc, are called this morning to send
J I.Is,,,e, to Congressional Convention
:, " .,Gni,on, to meet Immediately after the
- 'i;on,nuent Of the State ConyeAtion,
=, the purpose OF nominating a candi-
I.,s b, for Congress. This call is thus issued
:, ~ meet the convenience Of Republi-
IN. ~ throughout the district, by enabling
,t.m @ to make use Of the same delegates
"a, both conventions.
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rREslpgNrIAL NOMINATIONS.

The President nominated Horace May.
natd (Tenn.) for Postmaster General
Gen. James Longstreet, Georgia, Minister
to Turkey, and David NJ. Key, United
States District Judge for the Eastern and
Middle Districts of Tennessee.
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r.. poiD, Pleasant. Mason county,
I'M, ~. .,ys ,ha, some of the farmers OF
ND@ ".nnly are disposing Of their wool at
s,,.n,s per pound.
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A Pos,pouement Accompanied by Wild
WAsnINoroy, p..O., May 10.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 10.
Special Dispatch u the Iu,elligenser.
The race has been postponed until five
thirty O'Clock by the referee. This was
done at the request of both Hanlan and
Courtney, as the heat is very oppressive.
The city is full Of wild rumors as to the
probable cause Of the posipopement, but
both men are well and expect to row at
the appointed time.
l have just seen Courtney, who says he
is all right and will do his best to win the
race.
Hanlan is confldaut of victory, and his
friends are offering odds Of two to one
with few takers.
will send result from the press boat at
six O'Clock. Il.
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ALLESTowS, Pa, May ls.-After an
idleness Of six weeks work was resumed
in the Allentown Rolling Mil this morn
ing. Wages have been reduced and the
sliding scale adopted,
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ADJOURNMENT TO-DAY.

Tbe Convention convened at s o'clock.
Alter some delay the Committee on Ore.
dentials reported the list Of delegates from
ali the counties, except Cook aud Green,
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THE DISMAL FAILURE
Of the Hallan- Courtney Boat Race.
The Canadian an Easy Wlnnsr-c cOurtusy's
Curious Contuut-Gols Out Of the
Race In Dlssrace-Hls Pa
.thttic Confessiun-
"ltisa'tlnMe."
Can win IfHe Tries.
WASHINGTON, May 10

Special dispatch to the lntellseDcsr.
The city is full Of people, gathered here
to witness the boat race which is to come
off at fiye-thirty to-day. Both oarsmen
seem in good trim and confident Of sue.
cess. Betting has been largely in favor Of
Hanlan, but experienced judges say Court
ney can take the race il he tries. The ar
rangements are all perfected and the indi.
catious now are that we will have real
race.
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,,,yoaE AID ONO stock isLquOted at
1EtO lj2.
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c,,rycY Books, president Of the Baih'
vn and Ohio Railroad from 1856 to
n,'' Il,o ,i.d al in Baltimore on Tuesday last.
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HOUSE.

The neutrality-suspicious. bill pass.
ed with several amendments, and then by
a vote Of lO8 to 97,. the House went
into Committee Of the Whole, on motion Of
Mr.. Tucker, who stated that his intention
was TO call up thetaritf bill. The chairman
stated the first business In order to be
revenue bills. Mr.. Tucker objec ed TO the
consideration oi that bill and under the
rule the committee rose and reported
the objection TO the House. The question
was taken on the question OF laying aside,
in Committee OF the Whole. the funding
bill so as to takeap the tariff bill, ard tue
vote was, yeas !, nays 80. SO the House
refused 10 order the laying aside Of the
funding bill, and the Committee OF the
House Immediately RESUMED It's setting
aud took up the funding bill. but be'ore
the first paragraph was Te.d Reagan, de-
string TO anlagonize that bill with his In
rer-State commercs bill, moved the COM
mitiee to rise and the motion was carried
by SS to 60. A motion TO adjourn was
then made and rejected, and the House
took recess until 1880 The evening ses-
sion 10 be for the consideration Of the code
for the district oi Columbia.
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which was adopted and the persons named
therein as delegates, to be members OF the
Convention, which then adjourned till 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Fifty brigauds we're killed near saloniea,
Others captured and their prisoners res
cued.
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lbe GntelLigtrffr

=, 10. aS and "a Fourteenth street.
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"A London dispatch says Trickett, the
Australian oarsman, and Hanlan are e1'
pected to meet or. the Thames IN VefopeF'
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ILLINOIS CONVENTION
1t Adjourns Over Until To-Day.
Yesterdays Proceedings Characterized BY
Harmouy-cOOk and Green County
ConteslIng Delegations Left 0ut
The Great Problem win
be Solved To-Day.

sPRrNorlErD, May l9.-The city is over
whelmed with visitors to the State Con.
vention. The largest attendance ever
known on similar occasion. AS but GOO
visitors tickets could be issued thousands
were unable to gain admission to the hall
of the House Of Representatives. The
State Central Committee, who distribute
these tickets have been besieged all day,
the corridors OF the State House have
been packed with an anxious throng,
yainly seeking TO gain admission.
All Congressional districts except the
First held conventions during the forenoon
to select. members of the committee on
credentials. In several districts delegates
were also selected.
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more erratic, and three Of the six tlsgs
from the halt.mile TO the two mile point,
were either crushed by his oars or run
over directly by his boat.
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over directly by his boat.
nANLAN oNE.EIGHrH OF A NILE AHEAD.
Hanlan reached the two-mile flag in Is
minutes Sl9 seconds, Just one-eighth Of q
mile in advance Of Courtney, who stopped
finally three.eighths Of mile from the
turn, or two and ene.eighth miles from the
start, and, turning bis boat, pulled leisure.
ly back over the course and disembarked
at his quarters at the Potomac Boat House.
Hanlan pulled on to the turning stake
and squared away for the finish In II
minutes and 81 seconds from the start.
On the way home Hanlan gradually over
hauled Courtney, and thousands upon the
shore and upon the boats and steamers
which lined the course, not knowing
Courtney had not turned the stake boat,
imagined the race was still
A DEBATABLR ISSUE,
and rent the air with cheers for their re-
spectiye fayorites. Hanlan, however,
soon passed Courtney and pulled leisure
ly to the last eighth mile OF the course,
when in response to the blowing Of whis.
ties and cheers from thousands Of specta-
tors, he quickened to forty stroke and
exhibited splendid burst OF speed to
the finish, which he reached 10 SO min
utes and 40 $40 seconds. Pulling up to
the referees boat, Hanlan was awarded
the race by the referee and cordially
congratulated.
AN OVATION TO THE CANADIAN.
Hanlsu then picked his way through
the scores Of steamers and river craft Of
every description, and reached his quar-
tiers at the Analostan boat house, where
he was received amid the widest demon.
strations OF delight, lifted bodily from bis
boat and carried upon the shoulders OF
his nthusiastic friends into the boat house.
RiLEY's FRESHNESS.
Riley, who was at the start prepared to
enter the race If either Courtney or Han.
Ian failed to appear, started dowd the outer
edge OF the course few seconds before
the word was given, and rowed nearly the
entire course Ia front Of Hanlan, increas.
his lead TO about an eighth Of q mile, turn
ing Hanlan's stake aud rowing back 70 the
bDat house, where he disem-
batked with Courtney. Many people
along the course who had not seen the
start, supposed from this that Riley was In
the race and was winning great victory
over the little Canadian.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy Stocks Strong and
Buoyant.
Flour sts'dy and Ia Fair D.m,nd-whsat In
Good r quest, but at Lower Rates
Provisions Unsettled and
Loxer-wool Dull
and Nominal.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YoRk. May 10. -MoxEY Easy at
Sa5 per cent, closing At 5 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6a6H per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet aud firm at 81 s69l; demand
a RSk.
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The horse races here have divided pub
lie attention pretty well with the boating
contest. They have been well managed,
have included some Of the best horses Of
the country, have handsomely and com.
iortably entertained large number oil
visitors, and, am glad TO say, will, after
paying liberal purses and large expenses,
net handsome return for the Association.
The steeple chase, arranged 10 cover ev-
cry variety Of hill and legel ground fences,
stone walls, hedges and water gaps, was
the most artistic and interesting contest
OF the kind ever witnessed here. There Is
some talk OF Congressional adjournment
next year, u sort OF free Derby day for
National recreation.
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FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsnINaroN. Nav l0.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
A bill appropriating s25 600 for public
building for Milton, Pa, was passed.
The House adjournment resolution,
after some debate, was referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
consideration was resumed OF the kellogg
case, and Mr.. Butler, OF South Carolina,
spoke against the Committee Resolu-
tions.
Mr.. Bayard's deputy marshal bill was
then taken up. Several amendments were
offered, but were rejected by party votes.
Pending action on the bill the Senate
adjourned.