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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

HAVING removed to No. 8 WEST MAIN
Ill street, McMinnville for convenient and
more commodious quarters, am now pre-
pared to make shoes aud boots to order out
of the best stock and on most favorable
terms. make fashionable boots a specially
and invite comparison of my work and
prices with any in this market
REPAIRING
done to order with neatness and dispatch,
Call and examine my work and decide for
yourselves. 8 % 6m
-- John FerrAll.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24
Married.

Married.
VIM. Glenn to Francis Jones; E.
B. Roach to Nettie Myers; j. B.
Myers to Dora Pepper; J. L. Thaxton
to Mary E. McDonough.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

A full assortment of pure open-kettle
New Orl ans sugars just received at
Hubble d Seitz's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Il y,u want to feel rich during
Christmas times get some of Hubble IL
'Ncii2' extra fue cotft es and teas.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

lfyou want oysters, sardines, crack
ers in great variety, cheese and eata-
bles during the holidays, remember
they can be had at the lowest prices at
Hubble q Seitz's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

The best brands of fresh -four for
Christmas baking at Hubble q Seitz's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Cawthon's is the place to get any
kind of good stove you may want. He
also keeps the very best tinware.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

A well selected stock of groceries,
coffee, sugar, etc., at Womrck & Col
ville's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

The best article OF New Orleans mo-
lasses always kept at Hubble q Seitz's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Corn ! Corn Meal Meal !! ! al
ways kept in quantities at Martin q
Co.'s. d17t3
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

No trouble to show goods at White
& Co.'S. Come and see, if you don't
buy it's all the same.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24
r. NJ. Reams Ielr Tuesday for Shell

bvville to spend Christine aud ossis,
hi brother, q A. Reame, IN The sale
% hi mammr,h stock # holiday goods.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

. Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures habit
ual costiveness. Q
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24
No Idle Curiosity, Either.

Advertising is the art of exciting
curiosity, and L. F. teammates jew
elry Store is the place to CRAFTY it in
the latest assortment Of jewelry, tasty
styles and designs, watches, stem and
key windcra, gold pens, penholders,
spectacles, eyeglasses, pebbles and COM
mon, bridal and christmas presents IN
silverware direct from the mandatory.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Candies, nuts, raisins, figs and cakes
for Christmas at Hubble & Seitzs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Oranges and apples in great abund.
ance at Hubble & Seitz's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Plantation molasses just received and
of the best quality at Martin q Co.'S.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24
Fresh oysters at White u Co.'s.

INCEST candy ever brought to Nc
Minnville at White Il Co.'S.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Fresh Cheese and Oysters, Drowned
coffee and ammunition at j. r. Smiths.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Flour, meal and provisions at Mar
tin & Co.'s.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Wax dolls from 5 cents to So at
White & Co.'s. Can't be beat.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-12-24

Mince meat and peach butter at Is
cents per pound at White q Co.'s
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TOPFIGN NOTES

L'NDoN. Friday. Juno o. 1851.
The 7iwre's corrr -ppudcut ~ Colstaatinopl" SAYS
Drr,tsch Parht WlI -uucrinicnl ~" evacuation and
tiaL-'r. of tlr i'rlit". rr'!rd io Greece.
The Trl-sln Government h,- orl'rl On" provincial
anrhor,. o. .ond detailed Information of the extent
an ci.s 81 rgratou which has. however. ,,acAcd IN
suuc di-trtt-
An ,l,l t,lccranidit. AIolddc. South Australia.
Jrnc -. -ay- Thc Morgan Minis;ry hlge r,sirn'd.
NJ Fray ha, formed u.w Ministry. t4aIas the Pre-
Ili.--li'p himself
-un applying to t nov Ia. 'or,d Telegraph COMPANY
srNHu,- of The t'niu'nt vi" soon have 10 Pult ms
-trF-cr.'
Gi-p1;ch received AZ Halrd from thc Spanish Con
-ul at Orsu urratc- thnt lo0 Spuinrl- were mas
scored tr n-Ir.nf- drriu1 ,h" tDcoat raid 800 ,h"
l-pIrfo ni,tnrir- a. Sadie IoIr hdnind p"rson- $50 Poo
A.IIit.,. or t!tru prl-''rr-
The Norwegian ~foriiins as rejected the hi for in-
i-nr tic Arinu,,c of thr Crown rrpr" ~ SSrd"n.
Vith I..r,r-r vas na-,i f"r on rrr"'itt ~ tc APP
r.ui..iIl Y' .f ftr % Franco Mtl ihr fli -
Ilf-If,f of iI" Grand Dik' ~ i;ll'i.
Tu. BrfIu ,orr,- ,ou ..ai o' "a, inns says " Tie
O.,r a.'.-r-. Pa -ol pI}cf- arc fh'it O." git' sef
,-.. sunday performance, OF tD. comedy Ialdrpur
"a lrD.. M E"iIrff. 90 thtr ntF huIlnt Iii- l- iii r
lr.t lf-rupi a. -,.Yr f..t't tI-. N4rr. ~ho u-pr'-
u'.i Clr. n tAe r..iou = ay. "lu tAhc Ga" part oi
Nr.h.r'
Tho Brah bark Try. Cart1u Prov" from tariih 'or
-t -t,pu.n- y R vas lbpntoand in sInAns con g.
r'~cu~ ny thr liri''-n So ma Ctr M'nar' i 'n
fIn ..in. 'Hlu SOS tH.,. ln. +. f'f ti+ fIif IHr
f,'Ir N,uAr.i dluI-'' her rioHl'r 900 r"nd''fit "~
.'-iIU. O.. th.cr,s o. D., hi'a. % $50. ken 100 f"w
,..far DAtcs. fru a|fu.nn. linr TO- iDr Liverpool,
Aad hfuu~It to t'l' .n-I"Nn ?" 'iN
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CfNCrNNATI. june 2i.-Profcsoor Stone Of H..
Cncnna; Observatory al Mount Lookout, states
that be made very iut~rrstlng obs r,ation # tEe
celestial visitor this luoru.. aud Is of the opinion
that it = not the comet dIScoS cred by Poua 10 1872.
That should. If how visible bc moving south or
southwest. while tins one Is moving north and ct
the IA e. of about a dag. Professor Stone stated
;lat I'm, comet i, possibly thai of 1907. BcSel,
Ike German astronomer. gava that peuudicity II
900 years tnd rhonght that IL ,ond not have one
of over ., 100 nor less than l,iOO OF course,
If he WIS corrc.t, this cannot bc the
same but il is near the situation and
moving in near the direction that woali bc If now
visible. anl Scrns 10 have stDng intrinsic prOua-
bilitic- OF being Identical He also thinks tins the
same comet referred To y DR.. Gould formerly of tie
Dudley ObscrNator and now IA the Argentine ko-
puOllc.
CGAIMING To re TIE FIRST DlSCOYERER.
Tuesday forming juno u, the comet vas discoy.
cred IN the horizon northeast by John H. Pfaum,
German astronancr of Dayto;, Ohio who has gwen
much attention to the subject. The met was hrt
seen AZ 3:2U "A. m, Columbus tinc. Mr.. PilauuI i.
the rr5t discoycrer of the comet ~ t reported, bya
priority OF At least twenty -four hours.
The comet of 1907 referred to by Professor
Stone was disco, ercd boy Italian mork septebcr
sO- and was observed until March -. lsOs II was
Of great brillancy. The diameter OF IT, nucleus.
neasured by -lr william Herscbel, was 537 m.ies
Mcagre information rr'peetng the discovery ~
tory Argentine Reppbuc, has be1n received. br.
GUnd scot a telegram to paper al higl.
slon The astrOnomcis ~ Lord CrawiOrds Observatory,
Scotland interpret the dispatch Announcing ihe tr-
tlrn of tho comet OF sU7 aud bKing o.tiOn IA ghs
asr,usiou a holrs decnuatIon south 800 Professor
hWift, Rochester ~ Y, nterpres the ahpacn as o'
lows June l. Ish. I'm; cimci, H. A., OH deeL SouthI
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TILLGRfPAIC YDTE&.


CoNGRr-.IoNAL Al NoNtNArloN ~ MANI
LrvI~rpN. Ne. Jun" o.. " i.iimn = Ln,il.' 81
d Name con .,,s,lou pl- trct -ic,crd ian. A. tiy,.
~ANLp Bl 8 Wkir of r.tioK
EicnMo\p 'itn ,, u, I,,,'. ,'i
collD ior rurie h ha- wit u criof srAnt" 10 ii-
'", AM~;lN4 SlwroT rnlrQn sEtN. ,
Ar%r ~ + + rl T. >s > @ ~ ,- H.. b. 6.cs [1y' 5.i l,sa lr
Ne" foA on rur"iay. aid A. ih"n intend
INrIANs SAID To RE ErLlING cATrlE.
SAN FRNNci~cn Jun" 2I-A 'iSptirh rom
Csi. acir a'a Mcp,,Da' ,,i ,,ca, have icG
amp for tie -,rno II the ticnbir."
INeINiKATIoN AI wASutN4roN. PES
lIl1,arEG f9H Jun, 2ihG & ,'d,y Go@H " II Nr, i@s
rIt rr ~. j., ,.i N. an %' i!.y. anI was N.
un,iato ~ Irm, gnc' iuinle.. ini- r'rni"s
MI E..S' stRlkE VIRTUALLY ENpED
TrrrSgrEG. P.rn.. JAM 2I.--Dlspltches to-day
from ,,i-on Mt Pleasant sud e.hrr !onl DO The Penn,
on have zone 10 o pu'c- and that TIE atrAe las '
r,,na,ut,. WANTED ~ NEw YORK
PHILADELPHIA. June 2i.--lleury Foster. who was
arrested here fee das 'so heh'yr &" ' o., "' ilr m
IN ~ Sc~ ors acgti @@ @@ Adorl L,5cs OF Panama los
HARRIET STONE ACQUITTED.
TRoY, y Y, June In the trial OF Harriet
i"n" 1r i%,rcH je5E @ @ on r fr four ays ~ pa st
tabrt"sn rs'rt ,os3y 4 ,y ts jay 'eHd''o' ''1' u
slNrLNcED FOR VIOLATING TIE LIQUOR LAW
DASvftLE Va June 2t.-In tine tinted states
a' s Of fa0Eiin coa1y. ecrq sentenced each 70 mgns
an in tha PcutcuATy at Albany tot one year, aud ~
pas a uuc 600 for selling liquor without license
FDITORS' MEETING Ar Lost BRANCH
IoNG BRANCH ~ j., June 2i.-Ihe visiting
members Press Assiaon were gwen fo
ccTtu ay At the ocean iote by the ieun,yva
MIA editorial Assnaton whose guests tnr southern editors
h~y ben since vesenay Prnnsy editors star d
or home this panied ~ the oeers VI the
Pennsylv wanda RaiiIOad.
SMALLPOX IN EEWJERSBY.
IIOTNDEI ~ j.. Juue A.-Ih- Board of Health
IA making persistent efforts Ia prevent Tho spread OF small
pos here aud two deaths have oesH 70.
purtci rhe nurs, vi Anthony Moran who brought the
here Whose T Cook pronounced hopeless yes
f,rlay h ronva.s.rnt today. Ms johnson. who
tractei he dseas1 ia New ork. will probably die.
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w,-ui>aro>. F,i!av june 2f. 1~-l
The P-c.d,ut has r-ro-ut1ci J.. Baron orury a' rnt
ish Coi.-uiar Agent at H-uu-1lcR. tr-
Attoru., G.ucrl M,rvc.sui i- not expected i' arrive
htrc uu'i Iur-dts next.
Ahout s1.oooooo %; G,c pcr cent coupon bonds -'
received for coINnutuc' Z" dht-
The contract for the rrII- AMI alterations ip thr t'
cnuc steamer Moccasin inci'n-A ncy boiler h"- h''n
awarded f., Mes-r-. slater Is f,r,l ~ So" h"ra Dn'
flr $4,000
second IAcutcunnt f. e. Hobbs. OF thc 2d Artil'r'.
Pa. been ordered 20 proceed FROM thi- r' 9" ~t"l'
Hook y i ON husues. connected aIfh th" if"tri 4r
oiuirl for the "Vant.lon ~ ncT r''nton7 oi heavy
ordnance and proic' Tiles
t.pon inquiry ~ the Bgrrnu " Internal E,s'nnr 20
dl, with regard to thc dcrlcition 30 tIr 'fo' 90 o
ccto. uicbv % the Cl'ifornia p,-trc'. DO Wa D''rr
iu.d fint the olr- Vl Doe transferred g" 'uhnr' Tor
HAIt4cI before bI-.u'-- hours "n JH'} i.
pro,ltmatiou from the Government ~ Jnpan h'-
lcor received 90 the Treasury department. announcing
tla; sulphur may poe c1pori.d Vi'hou' duty fr"n The
IJth 0f Nav next Iu rv-- duty u hereafter f'ii'
two months prryipuf notice WI hr gwen
ARRANGEMENTS have been 'u1l' hy tho Post one" ID
parm. ut r dispatch of mai'. 20 Brazil. tho Argentine
Republic. Paraguay and lnis'v hl r''tpc,- o." l.'
tn sai from NrH YORK on or t'uIl thr hiih d" '' "
month The 1t'Aw-r for the month %! july "'' 'i' "''
thc ~ proK
The Superintendent of Foreign Mails riyc- notice thai
or and alter july ] ncNt cotrtf, f,ondcuc" from th"
United states for thc United states oi Colombia. hi' %
has declared ~ adh sion 60 The Paris t"u' "n ' ,"
Universal Postal Union, yin br subject '' i". l',. -
charge" dhd lI'dlH'hi hlI','..' ','' .'i
changed by mail with other Postal ln'"u countries.
Colonel v " Dudley. Of Indiana. recently appointed Il
Commissioner OF Pensions. arrived in Washington u"
dav hut will not cLicr upon tAr performance "i H- du
ties uniii Juiy J. tol'uc. DtI'' r. hri"iniirtui "i
10 meet with 'hc hearty "plr"," 'i inr s".d' r,."M M
pf tlr country aud the Indications moss that o. '
clnl agents should began "A warfare upon linn iH'y ,
wouid Ect wordtrG.
sumrwhat systematic effort seems 10 hc making To
secure the removal OF Mr French, Commssloncr II i-
roadg. aud Vantage has been 'arcu of the publication
of . recon letter on the nihr- oi tIr achc khioA',
o further that effort II d, uu.rr-Ood however ih4'
the (rcnds of * C"ngrcs-uan Eurk uf Wis'"urih aio
tuaLdug an effort % secure bis appointment - " T.
rnrir successor, aud they ctpcss considerable conn
Cencc OF succnss.
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THE NEWLY FOUND COMET
CLAIMANTS FOR THE WARNER PRIZE.
PROFESSOR swIFT's DEsCETPnOS-HE SAYS IT IS
TOO EARLY TO IDENTIFY TIT; COMET
nv rELrGnA9u TO rHE rRfDrHE.i

iDf TELEGRAytt TO rHE rRfBrsE.i
ROCHESTER, y, Y, June "a. observations mado
at the Warner observatory OF the ncY comet
early this morning showed a Nucleus brighter
than Jupiter. and coma somewhat broken. The
great tail curves o northwest, j. . broad and 200
long. II IL fine sight for all observers Different
parsons have tc.egraph" claiming the Warner
l'rHe Of 500. VIZ: l.. r. Edwards lI2ycrfoTl Col-
lcgr. Penn; Edgar l.. Larkin. New-W indspr, H.;
J.. c. McElhannry and r. +. Newland Springfield,
H.; and l.. W 1hicsstues of W. advile. Penn. tho
latter claiming 10 have seen ii at am. OF June Do
\ careful computation uf time will b. necessary,
and il is likely tha; m" ml;for will be- referred TO
Astronomer, Han. of Washington. and Young. ~
Princeton for decision.
Professor Lewis Swift. of Warner observatory
WI,c the following statement to-day.
Tho comet lrseLfsl lIand appearance Ills morning
Both with The naked eye and lrscOpc saw II fet IN
twilight ard u..ua. most ~ thr ,il not sctting
Except u the ri xt uf tail aud duF STRIPE hrong ~
l,2tn D. resembles tho comet ~ l-J-. fhrre incpirut
cuyrog'- pro of formation oii e 0ul!,
ettne lroin-r of = splendid fu'Hr II rs increasing n
brightness and therefor approaching either The sua
earth. or hutl Notas u set known r'garhng WhaJ
comet ig. - fir A. l. know II irsi dscOy
crtd iu th.r c'A 10y policeman thr morning al Juse
-. Tie iil II much curved Dut q second one, cArl-
hycJ iii AMI ,tr ~, wJ, seen on line Joining tho
ana nut.ti.-.
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NO ONE TO Do HIM HONOR.

Although it was publicly announced ycster-
day that eKSenators Conkug and Patt would arrive at
the Firth Avenue Hotel last gut there not single
politician visible about the hotel In the evening Mr. att
down from Albany aoue early and announced that
Mr. Coakling would follow him. later train But the
glOry ~ :he eXrmate has departed aud hr followers
refused gather AZ the hotel 10 do atm honor We
not afford compromise entire future said former
pronounced adherent OF Mr. COukng's, b. sticking
leo clo.e to leader who would carry into tue
OF the enemy I'm OF his defeat We will hold alOoi
awhile"
pay In the ranks Of the Democrats Members of that
par clanOrous for his election They are ready to
aefend him at All times though few weeks ago thcy
were his bitter enemies. Even the followers o NJ Kelly
exprcss their sympathy for Mr.. Conklug 1he change
in mis- respect IL very noticeable wherever the Demo
crafs gather for conversation with Mr. Conkng ou OF
nower the hopes OF combinations for patronage fade
from Democratic view. -. A.
There ia seine talk that Mr. Conk!ing win spend Sun
day with General at Long Brsnch but the matter
"a iInIecidcd.
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cRIMEs AND c4SUAL1IEs-Br TELEGRAPH
A NOTED rHltF ARRESTED.

Ht-rPATO y Y Junc - f.-Ja uc~ Eugene Skinner,
noted Hroos criminal who T. wanted ln that city Tor
hlgli Say robbery. has Jrsn arrested here
A CAVALRYMAS DROWNED
CAMP MUS,oN ON tirani RIVER Col June 2l. via
Iakr 11tr col Juno 2Anbrosr Copper. priTat" Of Com
t4py X - IA cavalry ~no u ''ani,on iiNcr u l4y
IL a. atteI, ~ cross thr aver while hunting
MURDERER HASGED Is mississippi
NTW-DRfEANs. Jurr 2i.--A .pccial ID re IcmC-
Holly Sprngt says that Wyatt Holmes con.,n
p-rfencr ~ atoIt .Wlo peI7ous
Tor lie murder Of ndrew scott FrbruaIy
CURING HIMSELF pF THE MCMFs.
GALvE=ruN Tex. JInc 2i.--A spe al 10 Ihc Aeirs
fr,,, -ar saba Tr1A, SAYS. %. Chapman promitett
sockuaI, suffering fr0 relapse Of lie nnmps lu"Pa
from an upesi0rs wldON OF hr house into store near
by and shot hiuseif four trics ln thr head
MURDERED ~ vAGRANT.
WuNryGnDN. Del. Juno 2I.-JO,eph Mowbrey, a
varrant f,ni l,atnn0. femaued food AZ the Holly Tree
III Use tn. meruitg lie Proprietor ordered him out The
fu, tbereut tu pgNi ~ brick and srnck lance untb,
an empos - tnfctag uooa fsSEs which no dio ApSsfeJ
Ia up,lCr arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
INCIDENTS or THE CONTEST.

ALBANY, June 24--'The so-callcd lnycstis ing
Committee met to-day and voted to require the
counsel to submit briefs on Tuesday next, wen tho
committee will meet ~ consider their report. A
large number Of members have left town tonight
on pairs and there may not be even the usual sat
urtlav attendance Tomorrow II j. lot likely,
therefore. that more than one ballot will hc taken,
or that the voting will show any marked change.
Friends Of Mr Wheeler s1r that II a second ballot
had been taken tonight he wOuld have gained the
votes of two members who bal not voted fn. him
before. Mr. COnkhng, Nice-l'rcsid- mt Arthur and
Nj. Platt left to-day for New(Ork.
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ave Iavenen; job through the Lcgis'ature-is di-
rectly responsible 10 Vice President Arthur.
Il IL IntnilI. of Auburn. who made the disgrace
fu speech Of the ut;irr dav charging many members
abler and better than himself with corruption, Is the
creature 9f General John y. KLapp, Of Auburn. and
will STAY here voting for CJLking az long ~ Cen
"ral Kuarp tells him TO- II is believed hy some that
General Knapp wrote the speech referred to; he IL
SAID 10 have some literary ability. AID there has
been nothing IN Mr.. 1uthills legislative career Y"
warrant the supposltIon that he was Intellectually
equal 10 the composition of the speech which was
rhctorcallv we'll put together.
Mr. Williams. oi NewYcrk. is undor tho control of
Charles Blacke, clerk Of the Court Of Special S'--
slons.
Speaker Sharpe is his own master. OF rather
could be # he chose but he has ber closely icn-
tlird with MI. COukInQ hat ne dctU~ II wi>Hst to
remain with him. SPEAKER Sharp Is uHGerst"o to
be . candidate for the nomination for Governor
The Senator's can be summed mp hrch.. Senators
kidlnau. AStcr and Strahan, hk" all the New
York members. see no prospect for themselves out
side of the local machine. and therefore stay WIN
it. Senator Baker Of the Washington nl'-
trict, is controlled by Governor Cornell Sena-
tor Braman Of the Alhanv District by
John +. Sm;tE: Senator Nalbert. OF tho
BlnghAmton District, hy ex-S"natGr platt senator
Wenduver. Of the Pougbh,epsir District by cN-
Marshal Pay1. H. spite of the "ycrVheIming aI >snn
of the district. senator Williams, oi Bnnal"
- controlled by James D. Warren; and NTnAtoT
Winsiow by his lucrative connection with the Board
of Canal Appraisers IA counsel.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE.
There is ouy one way in which the Solldlty or thiS
barrier TO all election can be broken The opponents
of TIE two Senatorial dcs,rtrrs must stand sohdiv
upon the position that they will not cOLsc nt to sn
adjournment under any circumstances before md
night 3lst of December unless we Senators nave
been elected and that thcN really at any time 10
support any reputable StalwaT for one NJ The sen
aturs!iiuscxcc Cuuklingor Ilatt II they WI mann
tain this positIuu steadily which i yrdctcai l thrI
present position. II will be impossible MI. COnS-
ing to command his whole vote IN favor oi an ah-
yournmcnt. There are men among his followers VINO
dn not dare Ia gn far IN defiance OF the sentiment
Of the party 49, 10 vote for an Adjournment.
and who say So; but when they see that
'he Administration phalanN IA iirin al
that 10y accepting the Administration L. ms
they can save some hing for th, n>evcs out Of the
wreck of tine Coukl'ng uachnc, il may he that hr5
will bring such a pressure to heai upon Mr. COnk-
ling that lac will do tcm the favor 10 ont oi thc
way. A great Zeal depends upon tie q, >clpilnc oil
the Administration men, There have been one or
two Instances among them of inna'lcncr, and G's-
position to give Il up, but otherwise their spirit mas
been most admirable. /: would help tins general
plan If they would cutter into league to refuse all
pairs but this scoin- Ia hc too much TO hope ioi.
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nIsTRICT ArTInN - sTsTAINTD.


The Executive Committc, Of the Republican
Central Committee met n-f evening to rccoF" the RE-
pr of the special committee 'onstus ~ Erncsi Hall
Charles y. Tantnr aud j Iauri.iu ou thc case ~
Edmund Tn.ltlc. who WIS expelled hv .hc INiA 4'.'-
trict Republican t.snrat 'a ruc failure o' the COM
miiro 10 rcport gave r-e to Iona and acrimo-
uous l"hatc a the last meeting OF the Republican Con
tral Committee
The spec.a committee last night -,faiud the action
Executive Committee report. lor debate followed
The majority ~ tlc meubrrs was OF the np ninn int
Mr. Tm-'lnc hal bc'u s1nicie"ty punished nf ehpn-
sion. aud hinR krpt ot of the A--Ic inn fr ro long
time. John W Jncn'us, prr- lent pf ih' ~ 30 lail"h
aud member ~ fh' Executive Committee, sirnneiS or
pose this sentiment uud declared tr; ~ The vote ~
the Association for cluciug Nr Iu-dalr vas nliGo@
unanmo1 the action ~ fHc A--ociiiu ID" d lf -is
ta.'d. Finally. resolution CmhodFtnr tine VlfWr ol
the majority ol,r and received the votes oi me
following uciuhtr- joe W. Mason. chairman; SCION li
~uith. VI ". Burur. Bernard Biclin, l-3a' -. tihHt
George Bliss. Victor Hcimhcrgrr, John III ltutiY =.
J Iangbc'n. Opposed were Charles y Ihinior. H. th
Gardner. Ernc-' L. Han ami Francis Nchnridrr MT
Jprohus declined 20 vote. TIE Executive COMMITTEE
recommend that fnc Central 'ommiitr" rcsi"Ir hr
Tnsdalc to mcmhcr-Ap 90 tic Association. iir-- p
special meeting ~ the Central fummiitc' j. called now
ever nothing can DE done br ore ~cptrwpe-, ~ tc con"
mittec does not hold REGULAR meeting in Ju5 ana
August.
A. the members seu1rnt!ng Mr Ja"obus said d-
risiv ~ louu all Dc Administration men y rcpthl
ber."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-25
TILE TWENrY.S .SIXrH RALLOTS.

SENATOR MADDEN VOTES FOR join EOACH-THE
CoNKiING MEN AND DEMOCKArs VOTE FOR Al
JOUKNAESr.
rFroM rnr REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TLIarNE-l
ALBANY. June 24.-Mr. Thilcmauu. of Newly otk,
TO-DAY satrIzcd the usual excuses iOr absence, bus
iic,, engagemeuts" aud sickness IN the family
by SAYING: "Nr. Speaker. ! ash for leave for Mr.
Crapscl. of st. Lawrence who hIs gone bone TO
make cheese" There wcre twenty-thrcc members of
the Legislature either absent or paired. Ih" THAN
gllar system Of pars Is beginning 20 prevail. Thus
If a Coukng desires to bc absent lac pars with
an AdmInlsi ration ncpUbli and rOcrat, dis
abling two VOTES hrsidcs his own. nator Forster.
who .s paired uuti! December 81 with senator
Aston who -, absent, explained that be fct al
liberty to vote for Nr. Ho-kius hco1u,e Mr.. As'or
himself lad done Apparently delighted with
thus phenomenal PAIR. Senator Forster ais" voted for
Mr Iioskins on the vote for Mr Platts successor.
There were few changes IN the vote for Mr.. C'nk-
hng's successor Senator Madden amazed his assn
cidtcs by voting for John Roach the shIpbuidcr Ia
place Of T.. G. Lnphan. Mr.. Ma lden said that he
voted for him because hc thoucht Mr. Roach was
entitled to public reward FOR his efforts TO revive
American shlpbuilding A-semhlyman Van Buren,
voted for LApham instead of Wheeler. The tot al
vote waS as follows: