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D1sArfoiETED PENSAfLVASIASs.
-. Special otspateh to 77' Chicago Tribune.
WAsHiSdroS, u. T., Dec. 4.-There Is a
very n'afReu bitterness still LETT OIL tho part
o1 tna very considerable portion OF tho Penn
sy!'a'la delegat1on Whlch "nS opposed to
t.e nomination OF MCPHERSON Us Clerk.
Inese ufe SUI mut!erlnKs that lsussell Ersitt
anu sam bafr VIII bolt rs they tlave threat
eIlea. Mr. Mcrhefson'a friends appear to
Dc somewhat concerned at this, but Ncpub-
that, even II tl,ese two reu Should holt, there
wuulll ba Iuiepa1,Jent and Nendtuste,. votcs
cnm,ph tn ann,ra ti,o .i"...s,,, =. W.,,t.~ ,u.S'
on, nu,,aot",,u ~ LIE .Ia's' vIps'oa u no1ns'.
the Democrats nre short ono tllut
.yoto by tue nbsenep Ut Afr. Daustsr
III Europe. A prominent Republican, lender
tonight ia,,nhcd Mt the t,,rcnt Tint Rnssatl
Erfstt would lo,t AMI sa,. t. s,nn,,l @ Ia,' ho "
s,ght for tlle Nation to witness when Russell
ErTett and SUN Burr holt Rcnubl,can ca,l-
Gus nomination IN the House of Representa-.
tiyes. The Pennsylvania opponents Of Nc
fherson Rre
MrrE1l AoA1SsT aJl, REFER,
as they claim t'lat part Of tllo bargain in nc
Katle'l WIS delivered to Keller WIS t)'at the
Keller strength should be Gust ngainat Mr.
phersou and for Alr. krlu,.-at nil events
sn"h f,or',o1n ,s"s ovn, '""ao - NV "',y
n"sH p"'E"s1' WIZ tVeF 1hade, u Waslu
nave peeh gross folly for Keller to
have underworld to hnyp excrntct! II. as 1t
resulted Fl, fniinre Woi,t'.rso,, ,s str,,,a',r ]
~ ..s Ma1. ~ .M.'s!e' -nctHe!Soa ~ stronger
~ .aaS us svpaonen" ! pas!y III Jus lioasn ~ u
the open threats OF boitlng III II liousc wl,ero
n H. ,
, 1881-12-05
WASHINGTON.
Hiscock in Hot Water Be-
cause Of His Action in
Caucus.
Treason Openly Charged Against
Him by Ills Former
Allies. :.
Disgruntled Pennsylvauians Threaten
to Vote Against MCPHERSON
for Clerk.
His Friends, However, Not ut
All Alarmed ut Their
Growing.
Points from tile Fprthcom1ng
Message Of President
Arthur.
Saturdays Caucus Followed by the
Usual Amount Of Kicking by
the Defeated.
Biographical Sketch Of Kcifer-His
Strength the Result Of Ar
thurs Friendship.
Ra!nes's Friends Disappointed Mt His
Defeat iii The Caucus-Fort's
Failure.
The Utah Delegate Fight Growing Warm
The Chicago 0olleotorship-Notes
nf Tu+arnnf
Biographical Sketch Of Koifer-His
Strength the Result Of Ar.
thurs Friendship.
Ralney's Friends Disappointed Mt His
Defeat iii The Caucus-Fors's
Failure.
The Utah Delegate Fight Growing Warm
The Chicago 0olleotorship-Notes
Of Interest.
.uIsCOCK'S TEEASON.

FORMER ALLIES EMHiTTEft:D AGAINST HIM.
SpxetaG pt.pafea to Tit ehieagc Tribune,
WAsitSnToS, D. t., Dec. lit Ii not tile
Ohloidea, It Is the Ohio mai, will, new idru,
that has come 10 tho frhnt ugai,. Tl,ts cun-
tinues tobe the explanation Ut tile result Of the
Speakefslfp contest yesterday. The pro-
. ceettlngs OF TIN Republican, callcns and tho
results which ,are likely to co'ne from 1t have
en9rosseA the thoughts of public men today.
As tlle result Is more carefully considered,
z tie opinion Of tic opponents Of kettcr WIN
were directly or Indirectly allies IT
uiscock becUlnes more eInbittered towards
Ilscock, and tho followers of Heed
pf AiNttle nnd OF kassoM ta.tay
openly declare that Illscock was traItUr tu
them bnttt. DmrtnE tn, fifteenth ba!lot Ills
cock had toll n eat,ng supporter of Reed 10
uu exactly what lie then wns doing, mil to
stand by Reed, anll that when tile brenii came
from l1!scock, us
IT WAS EVIDENTLY SURE tn COME.
tho lliscock f0rce would be turned 10 isee,l.
At tho snt,le time stn1lnr statements we're
made to the supporters If kas*on. with the
sa,na promises Of liiscoek votes when
tho Tins SHOULD come to acknowledge
lIiscock's defeat. Meanwhile II ~ ciear tint
illscoek Ind arranged TO 10 to Keller, .s on
the next bnltot lla III fnct lid 70. These
chargcs Of t!upllclsy nronpenty male agutnst
lllscock. una It ea.tlint ls Ietrftetl ,liat they
ara successfully deuietl. STILL. untsitlo OF
this bitterness on tile part OF tic Herd nrsi
knssoh men t0wurds itisenck, which Is
STARED to sni.le extent by litscock's Wcstorn
allies, the SpBukarship contest wis conduct
cd IN q spirit of k!ndiess, md has left tew
scara. An ,Ara a4reed ttlat Alr, .Ke.rer Is i,
good Republtcan--a worry gonA Republican.
IL absolutely natIlfng to be tltsiret!. Il'erh ls
q uispttsitl1n to leAt any brpAcles wllicl, tlla
cHN|pa1gn lnay have nIaste, n,stl. tn forget all
bitterness. Alr. llobeson tuslny Ii netting ns n
publican party IL not strong ellullgh III the
House " IN tic country for factions.
, 1881-12-05

W,s1ltsurt,S. II. e., ucc, L.--snenkrr.o
.tosrn,, Warm, Ecifnr. In,v,cr aoi,tt.. and
L.ntsintor. wns i,orn In clark ro,,,tv f,hin.
pnd viii La 4o yonra ottl noxt, .Innunrv 1Iu
was u,lncnic,l in tne m,hlic sclun,s an,l nj
Antioch Colierc. lin lntnr,,,l III, n furm md
tu,luhL n tern, Of sehoni. rcnti INV IN n farm
until tl,o nut,tnn of l8;M wlu,, ha cutorni n
Inv Office in Springfield, Ifo was admitted
To practice IN ,S5i 1Ia succcssfu|ly proc-
es s ms FL Springfield ~ fao until ,1 he enlisted s.as IN
,lsslonea Major. parttclpatct III tho
hnttlc Of lslcl' Mountain. the 'lrst Of the
M a' a.. I Nwa;sr o sassky'nts Vn IS 9t eSs csat Mon s'
his rn.i,nn,.t ;,o ,,n., MI, ~ t.,I.',,.,
.', .'as fsAa''e1!' he Joiles bne!a ~ hela"cIy, @
tllu spent tio winter following, ls!H lla
expedition lnto Ucoratn. aud DESTROYED tl,u
snitnctur works nnfl ,,,o,te sn,no cn,t,,rcs
In s.nie,,,or teno @ '," hn ooca,aat ~ Goio
~ eepseiloet, la1s, he accebiea lae Golo-
infantry, then fl camp }n Ohio, and snbse-
onrntly yvns t,vtnn ,vnu,,1n,1 IN tbc 1,nttt1c nt
tv,mnl,ostos ua T., f,..,, Ism, ,.s' 1at;,nn
w.. Masnss; .t.' s"' ~ 1une' Ase'. no Jo,.st s,:.,
lle Army OIL Inc l'otolasac, ai'd III JNly, ie'st,
WIS lii pursuit. ut I4eG'A nrtny. August, iSlSl
lo went with tho Western troops to
ESFpNCE THE DRAFT AND surpnkss TIE
MOT
In Now York City alll Brooklyn. Lie ra-
turned lii Soptcml,nr. and lnrn n urnmiupnt
part In tho hattla of Mine i,um nni IN nther
,,,;,,n ,Tatns ~. ,.n...,,', H." H. +4,.t ~
s.lHot natu'9s luht tfa'ssplEea III loot. IN
March, ls6}, Ito wns transferred to the Sixth
Army Corps; Al tho l,uttlc Of tho Wider
ness ho wns wounded. the l,n,i shat.crln.
hntt, harms ~ TIM s,,r,n,',, r,,.t 'ft,ntt.t ~,
s,.".., ~ NY ioAe"iA'' "ta "is"pteu ''.'
HUI AuRnst, whei nc aga'fi' Mt ltarpor's
Ferry, resumed command of a brigade, with
llis arln.in sling. Ife fought III tfle batt1es
Ut Upcuuot, Flyi,er's Iitll, aud Cedar Kock.
At Opcuuull hc VIVA WOlIulletl by n
SHE'LL. bit not disabled, and liis horse
without ordcrs. WITH ills co,llinG,,d. success.
fully ussauitvl tic fortified finnk of Tia
enemy and cnptured ,nnlly pristlcrs n1H
gnns. Ai Cetar Greek Ilu co1,linn,nicd Tic
'rhirtl Division Of tho sixth Army Corps.
ul,f distinguished himself fhr energy md
gnllnniry, fOr Which lie was breycteI ;rltn,-
tiirr-{;cnernl, lii December hu rcIoincI tllo
Army Ut tle potonnc. in front 1t Peters
bHrK lg was pasted lett OF .he MrtIleI Hne.
anil wos there ,{ctIyely cnuagr,i, III Mnrcl'
lSlSl l,u !ctt 4 s,,ccrssfWl assault llpoi1 ihe
cnemy's out iti1u works, aid was compli-
nlpnfed in Epncrnf nr,Iers. An,fi . In
charged VIII, Ills division In s,o j,l,ttl assault
which carried tic main works and rn-
, 1881-12-05
FIELD TRIALS,
An 1u.unrnxo Number Of Thoroughbred
hogs Gathered ut Grnnd Junction,
TosiIl., for Field Trials.

~ ,,,,u,,,,ue N,,,x,R,nr oe sr.,,ro,,1t.s,p,od
,n as.o ~ .., nn,"er , y. noF9Maurea s.a.,ess
TS. 1sSs" for ntsIa "s Trta1s. Isa
GtsANp JUNCTION, Tenn., Doc. s.-trllore
nrn n vnrv lnrus ,u,mhpr t,f the host.k,,nwn
ans n ss r., S" arcn ", .''s s"n
yts 't', ,,a";v '"er ~, r." 'ro roa ''"y ~
suortsmen present arc some Of thosu most
nr s"ort,nr ,nna IN Nmorira IN a,,i II, nrn uI y"Ii
Of enthusiasm % at to uol,stsr M msntlnr m @ n,i a"1l
eager for tho fray. The weather MI day was
threatening. but thcre Ia u clear sky now,
@ Sar ths ris M, sp vprv % n,,,nro,,s M ' foriy.
Tvs lnrge layies being surely marked.
Tile probable startsrs for tho derby
nra mr. M n' fnfiows. sS f.esst" Eli ItownrI Kon,,ni
~,u,, ~ s,ns, ",,o s ~ sha.o. "" , G"' I,,,.,u
j. II. Dow. Columbia, Tcan.; l'et l.ayesack
aud 1.ua l.aycrack, j. d. sncltenturs, New
i'.ns' T." ,,"',,.. IT,. ~ ,,a.san .I,,.,,t'
,nl unfs' su:; Maalo' !; =; nrsson' Menaphls'
IGllIas UlNs3Gea, W. u. lHtEX, sMGHVlllS,
, 1881-12-05

questions. Bills will 10 introduced In the
flDnse very shortly covering the whole ground
nf these several questions, and tlloy Will hp
nmnig THO first IF alt important Glnrnctcr re-
ferted to thu judiciary Committee for Its COLI
stdcrntiOi,.
ihpsrM.tSTt:ll.t1E NERAL IA MES.
1b ths 4ttIsfrt Assoctdtt.f I'rtss.
WAsfi1Nurt,N, u. G., Doc. t.-1'Dstnnstar-
General james at,d pnrty rGt,,rileA tonight
trout their Southern to1tt.
CHARLES HEsr.
It Is snid tonight. Ou whnt In considered
Etatl H,ttliarity thnt Charles 1testl. tis CHI
i:aso, will tomorrow tnlu cltnrEp Ut tho Ill.,
fellst, Ut the prisoner. iMttrnli, MiMI will
]lrnccfOsth inR,ngo tho case, witt! Scoy!llo III
,tssAriatu counsel.
, 1881-12-05

,t1fH5Ftnk kpEEfAVEf1 fhtRt NfltUHtkf $;Utt uSN
1:xrl,lNca from Purdue untvcrslty fur
Ilcloffxltts to Il krcret <,olicEc Soeictr.
spse'ai D,tpassh to 7hs chfeaaa Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lttl. lee. IA question
which Inns hccn exciting great denl OF nt-
ttnti0n locally. md attracting III 1ttle ,1olce
abroad, WINS ttGctletl til the Flrpecallop Cir-
cllt Court here ycstcrtlny, Jntlge Vintoi on
Tie butlcll. Soma months ngo n yntlhE 1llatl
named Thomas T. Iiawley applied for nu-
mission tn tho State Agricultural College,
better known ns the f,urti,,o lJniynrstty. lle
''"e.sa w .eu'htea 'ue7, n.'"so" i''e nteo'
Ao from e'ls'Hse. n1ld ta,at nc was III all rt'-
speels q fit peEst'', To 10 admitted to The i'll
etttutlon, wilic), ),o .lpcnretl yns u,aIntnIuu,.
, ey donations fFan, tho General s !, ad State
mosG,!hnIh's, ~ taApHso1 ol WINCH ne Was.
Nir' lia"lcy 'aa previously pcoh q atnocht
at the university, ami at tho elosy
hnnnro,ln ,ltsmlxaai wl,nn i,c rru",vo,l
,.,a "u.o u's,n'ss"' "'cn no 1u'e"ou
nls appllcat.on LOT hohfoeFShlp III
Senten,ber Inst tho question was asked lin
rofienr, con,rotrtt ,,imsn,f viii, n lirenlr Int.
tnr socictv' ria rcniv ,vns ff,ot I'm hoI nnI
tl'at 'ie "as theft member III gool ssantl-
teition to n regulation Of tia college. ntioptgtI
~ ,ho f,r,stans ,,,,ora,,, t. ,as a,,,rnss,,.
so+ r,rt,, .,,at ~ nt,,sia,.t ~ I,,'s,,,S - ~,
set loftt t'at ITO ststae'lt ~ l'uFa'le OF LILO
or other secret college societies under pen-
n1tv of n forfciture of etnss nrt,,not}on Mt lin
c,oso ,nru mi s ~, lta,,,,syaj g,o,
'n te @ I ",v,sy,s .s" t"o tsu rn"
llty nsltet that he Sign pletlEe promising
to withdraw from all nctiyo connection with
tbe Grrct, soc,ntv tluriur ami, finn Mt hn
remained nj rnr,ue iIn,ynrsitv. I1awiov ~
, 1881-12-05

Smith, tip Vice.rrrai.!ept Of the Ontonngon
y l,r,,lo River isond, Is. not willing to give
alInnli 10 only oi,o ro,ti to Ontotlagon. wiiila
tho ptoplc nf tint county claim llliit they Aru
entitled to, tw1. On tlle utller l,ant, III c,l,>
nection With the ss,n,a, 1nltts, tho movement
Ytntes will undoubtedly bu re!,uxe,i. Mr..
StOno was tho champion uf iilo forfeiture
nnhvcnlent ln tho Inst Cnngress. Mr.. Nfcl'hrr-
sp,l, In the 3cl,nte, lG tho movement Ia favor
Of tic StQtp Of Michigan,
, 1881-12-05

paMIc In nm Arkansas Glttfen ,.s. n
Only struck tlls preacI'er VIE"
1Vuz AL over.
.3p<etal Dlspateh to Ths Chteaoo 7rsb"he
IsrThE Rock. Ark, Dcc. IA s"e,laN sms,
incident IL roporletl today from iesss'ns' srs.
The Ilay, W, +. Keith WIS col't'lctlhE sea .na
Ices ut tl!v Methodist Church, a''9 WIS " .s .s
midst Of hts sprlaon, whrn souI, unr u u, us u
oMtrnl,co Ut the e.ti'ee ratsl fe e,,,sa a,a.a tls
"ilry" Az iMdssctlhahI p'';u ;.,,x s''I Ijsiltrs,
GIt,j'f sayj4Is fil.S % %lssr sstM i, M " "p, a9tsa
ths llst,t IT his eoigreEAtl 10 ,". l,asth5 ts
cari lie ul,i,uus wof.l wElel, raSsI" i.Irt. .'II
staupeds Several persosts ".r.nn ".n.n ,,'} }s VA;
nois It Is belIavcd. serlonsly, s|sr nr" eat.
.e citst,tel't ira 10 upset thF >'"fu "fuyrI, ,I,
liz asku.l tho nt.liH,lcg ~ ksiSra u, P'"'s'
ani tilen pronounced the benesl'cl!on'
, 1881-12-05
THE CABINET,
PRESIDENT ARTHUR KEEPS llla OWN cOuN.

SY<etat pHpat<h 70 3RS Cnteaso Tribune.
WAsH1SGToS, ID. T.. Dec. 4.-lTesE.lellt
Arthur sala to Ses,ator yesterday; "}on
MAY tllMk 1t ssrangu that tIn not tell you
who propuse to hnye III NY Cublnat. ~bui,
whi!e have DECIDED lAMy own Nilnd, some.
th!pR NllEht occur to chnngs NY decision BE-
70 lle tllue tor srnIIng lu the nomination;
, 1881-12-05

fn!, III Saturdays caucus Merhcrsnn re-
celvcd seven of tho eighteen PENNSYLVANIA
votes. nntl these who talk Of n hnlt say tho
eleven who votth nusllMst lin, will bo led by
the Cameron Influence, 10 bolt tho cauctts
nomination,
, 1881-12-05
EXAMINATION OF ATTORNEYS $, ~ 9.,.Ssa iSv."""'

E0ff{NI NIfEMIEH ,,+lIt
lspIAxAroI.ss, dec. A.~T'!e FeeenI ' =" u.fn tls
mnt.s by Tie Supre.uu Court III res',A ' .ton ID
examination Of attorneys before as!'. ''''"u.,.s
that court ,oes not, ~ 'tas Ntn ',a s""l p"r'r,ls.
prohibit u.,uxanlnetI attorneys ltou. .ha t,rrx
lux il, tit court, but provides t'!as y III ii. 81.
sl,all kvup "fnil ot astG,mu2 ,,'n,i wltich p,lS
an',a' ns aass yi T. ssel is ., coI.tiss sYIIsis"
tha llon ;aMss .. Frakie,E; {, q 4, KILLER, Ut
Sapoieon i, Taylor ,uld ". IL LIZ 4
tl!lS city.
, 1881-12-05

vor.r,ra,. Acid Ehu.phass MI a''"
mb1o ftot,rty. .xrri-
I ,btuk Itursfus.is Acid FhaspusIgi Pr ii u yat'
lent a,tu ,nyaiuaLIs n.ilIt!9n 10 onr u.,,S, .
ruics. HN. "
IT, Lnuis. Mo.
, 1881-12-05

SERVED HIM ENTIRELY RIGHT.
&ptttis Dtspatea to Ihs Ghteado 1ftbuRs.
ATLANTA, Gu, Dec. 4.-tThe upper portion
Vi .rhomus County, III South Georgia, fur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
FOREIGN NOTES,

LONDON, Thursday, Aug 4, 1881.
King Kaakaua, of the Sandwich Islands has left Ber-
lin for Vienna
dangerous position. Assistance has been to her.
small yacht has been sunk off the of Buteshire
Scotland. Five persons drowned, including three
ladies'
IL Is reported that the of the British Consular
Agent, at Hammamet, on the coast, forty-two miles
southeast of the town of Tunis has been murdered
msrgcnt Arabs The Agent is native Of the country
Two vessels, Diogenes and Socrates which built
at kel Prussan port in the Baltic have been placed
under embargo at that place. and measures have been
taken to prevent them from leaving il is beey that
they were built for the Peruvian Government
The Viceroy of India telegraphs the Indian as
follows: News from Candahar states that the
try is quiet. The report from Lahore that nineteen
before Ayoob Khans arrival in Candahar Is untrue"
In the House of Commons to-day Sir Charles Dixie,
Under Foreign Secretary replying to Sir Edward
DiberaD respecting the opium trade with Japan, and
other matters affecting foreign residents said the
erninent nad agreed TO negotiate relative to revision
OF tne treaty with Japan, and communicating
with the other treaty powers on the subject.
Referring To the proposed new Anglo French treaty
The Tunes says: We have TO believe that al
though II is anticipated that negotiations comior-
cal treaty with France will be resumed Paris
the attention OF the Cabinet for the past days
communication to France has been agreed TO insisting
very strongly on the concession which France reluc
tant to make, but which is most material"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.

- pOLICEMAN'S DEATH FROM WOUNDS.
CHICAGO, Aug. A.--Ouiccr Daniel Crowley,
who was stabbed on the night OF July 20 while making
an arrest, died last night His murderer Is large.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE or MURDER
EFFINGuAM, H., Aug. 4--Hiram Maynard,
who killed man while he marshal here year ago,
has been brought back from Colorado answer
der.
STRIKE OF FLAX FACTORY HANDS
CHICAGO, Aug. "A dispatch from Dixon,
this state says The employees inDements fax fac
tory have struck FOR an advance OF % cents day About
100 hands arc out, ana the works have stopped.
THE REMAINS or EX-GOVERNOR BAGLEY.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The remains of ex-GOv-
ernor agley, of Michigan arrived here at p to-day
rom San Francisco committees consisting Of Mayor
Thompson and twenty Ave citizens uf Detroit Is here
and viii take the remains 10 that city tonight,
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
CAMDEN, Ohio. Aug. IA most miraculous
tinid, painter was on the front OF the opera
house when his ladder slipped and fell. He Jumped OF
at the height or forty feet, alighug the
below from which he picked himself up and walked oil
10 work again. He was not injured
MORE VICTIMS OF THf DfsrILLERY DISASTER.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA special 10 The Times
IRON isura says william NOen, the third OF his fam
iy aud August Sietler, who nired Saturday =
dsllleIy disaster, died this morniug making thirteen
deaths ont o. the eighteen persons blurred. The remain
ins I'VE VIII probably recover With two exceptions
those killed Germans almost all of whom lea 20 fam
lies IN destitute circumstances
THE WISCONSIN MANuUNT
u CHICAGO, Aug. A special dispatch to
he Times from Palmyra, Wis, dated Yesterday, says /,
IS settied beyond an doubt that the Williams brothcra
htVe pch ~ ,s Town and the adjoining blHs and woods
several days. Detectives and officers are after them
Dc hunted Yesterday the woods and Dlulis for miles
iotuld were thoroughly se irchGd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

BoRDENTOwN, N. j., Aug. 4.-Charles Hart,
OF Newark, broke jail at Mount Holly early Tuesday
morning. Hart was committed from this city July
b, charged with robbng Charles Roberts cook u
schooner lying in the Delaware River at Florence few
miles from this city Hart being of the vessel
After securing all the In Robertss possession he
attempted to cut his throat with Jumped
overheard and swan ashore to save his life.
James Burk and Thomas Kelley, two other prisoners
confined in the JAIL also made their escape tho
tune.
All three of the escaped prisoners awaiting
action of the Grand Jury OF the September
IL stated that If Hart had been tried and convicted he
would not have been sentenced less than in
inc state Prison Sheriff George L. Conoyer has offered
a reward for the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
THE PLATFORM AS ADOPTED

RiCHMoND, Va, Aug. Ain the Bourbon Demo-
cratic Convention this evening, General William B.
Talistcrro, Chairman OF tie Committee on Platform
submitted the following:
1be Conservative Democratic party Of Vir-inia
oemocrate IN IFS Federal relations and Conservative
ITS State policy assembled IL Convention in OF the
wealth tor he distinct assertion OF its politi
Eirstlna adopt The following articles OF political
'aih: ElulEty OF rights and exact justice 20 all men
oi the press freedom of the person under The rotectioa
Of 1aoeas corpus of tia by jnries mparoal
AMI 81 II pure, upright aud non-partisan judiciary ;
s!eett9s ny me people, res from force OF fraud
OF tho Government ana the selection for public Offices
ot those Vic houest and bos; Gted 20 m them the
the most competent administrators Of our done tic
concerns ana The sdreet buwarks against anti -Ropub
Government in its whole cOrst utional vgcr as The
shee' anchor 0t cur peace ut home and our safety
SecoadThat the enanee OF the public credit of
virginia The esseut al means TO tle pTomofion az bcr
prosperity; that condemn Tepudiatiou, i'm every
share ald ioril hot upon her hcnrr blow at her
prl,HehS weiia'e ana an obstacle 10 her progress in
We II, ihLurnco lid p)"sri th"t We vii make every
SonSenl oi ief creditors, which Is consistent with
her honor ana dictated hy justice aud sound
thai the several classes of tie debt existing should
bc nnined SO tat equality which ls equity, may control
cnring saci % pc1 p % a ,rt we 60 NS" & 9I Sc
40 that thee SHAH be but one claos
awfu and constitutional means in or rover
|" seCfc settlement upon tnC b SIS Of hrCc pen cent
boLd, ana thtt tle Conservative Democratic party
Pledges sct a. pare OF It's pOh'y not 70 increase lie
present rate of 1tKation.
I"ud-4Hai We VIII uphold In ito full constitutional
me- Sry ANA efficiency our pulc school syste n for tha
tthcalon % BON white ana crlored children. system
nauS Satted ny the Constitution % tho Siate and cs-
ohsed y. the action ot the Conservative party years
hcIuft was rcqu ri Dy tie Constitution, ard , take
the Hs ohecal uoans for the faithful execution g. te
samt Dy pppi%ng 10 it's support al The revenues SET
apart tof tDat utJcct by na Constitution otherwise
F0ufth--Upcn TINS declaration OF principles, We cor
daily invite the cooperation of all conservative DsniO
Gratis, whatever may have bcen their views
upon the public debt, in the election of nominees of
III Convention and in the .tcnaace the spcef-
acy ot the Democratic party IN this state.
ReSofccd, further, That any lntnnaiiOn coming from
any quarter than the Conservative Democratic party OF
Virginia has been Is nov, propose be opposed TO
an nohcet ballot and air count. Is cadmny upnn the
state of Virginia Uutundcd Ia ta0t 10 IL disLonor
able 20 s authors that special Efforts be made 10 foster
aud encourage the agricultural mechanical, Ininlnc
manufacturing and other industrial mtcrcss or the
State
Adopted unanimously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
PREPARING no MOVE THE UTES.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 4.-Otto Mears, of the
Ute Indian Commission arrived here yesterday on the
way to the new Ute reservation the White and Green
Rivers in Utah. At Salt Lake City he will be Joined by
Commissioner Russell and tho two will proceed to the
reservation with escort Of soldiers, and will prepare
for the reception of the Indians whO Mears says will
undoubtedly be moved in four weeks. Major Berry,
under the present arrangement will continue as agent
with the Indians. As they informed three weeks
ego OF their removal within two months they very
ttc but Mears thinks they will move without trouble
In any event they will be escorted by 600 troops He
says all the new lands assigned better than part
OF the Uncompaghre reservation For the present the
% utes belonging 20 portion Of the
In LA Plata County be moved bnt after the others
are gone they will probably be xiOus to follow There
VIII be settled on the reservation the UncOmpaghre
o,7OO " ' -0 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-05
CRIMES and c-tSUALFIEy-BT rEIEGRAPH.
ronBrnlEs Ar ocrAN qRov


OCEAN GROVE, \. j., Aug. 1.-Two daring rob
berries took place tie hotels last night another
a cottage, mas inst cone 10 light
SAILOR DYING IN A HOSPITAL.
PRovIDENCE, *. l., Aug f.-rho0as DonnellC. Of
rronton ~ j. sailor on the steamer keshsrrg del ~
the Rhode Tslaad Hospital last night haViag L hs sku
fiactuged by falling olJcS on board the steamer
DROWNED IN THE CANAL AT TRENTON.
TRENTON \. J.. Aug Jarvis Cr8ner, OF
Francis Ns ocean County, oaino 70 ths city tday wtn
charcoal and after dePa ng bis coat went sui' The
canal 10 battle and Vas drowned de was sixteen years OF
49, =. -.
MORGAN BRlDGE, n. j., Aug. 4.--Iohp Mckcnna,
e tlr railroad brilee this morning
frightened b passing tram, ana failing into e atruaung
cteck drowneJ. lie sGml1er boar3er in tho
vicinity years OF and lly al IN BOeton
SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF 4 MADAM.
BOsroN, Aug 4.--The dead body of Felix Cafe
hreiio Canadian, found Wednesday, about MD
lgh on Dyke Bridge tho levora line Chel.
sea- lis tIactuIed ana bis face badly He
leaves widow and in Caoada There suspio 0.
roui play.
GASOLINE TANK STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
MERIDEN, Conn, Aug. 4.--lhis afternoon l. -ht.
struck the gasoline tan Of Msnnins eownans nj kle
works. setting fire 90 The woodwork aud
able damage but fortunately exploding the large quantity
gasonu in the tank The lire extiDgushed
ell ployes a. great risk