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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09
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Daniel Mcbride offers his house on Washington
street, 3 doors from the Henry House, for rent.
small family desired.
Wanted-A good vionist, with evenings not en-
gagged. Address, F. L, G., Box 80, Towanda, Pa.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

Three or four weeks ago long martinga!
belonging to a set of common harness, was
lost, propablv in the vicinity of MERCUR's
coal yard, if the finder will call at this office
we will direct him or her to the owner.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

At meeting of Watkins Post. No. 6S, G.
A. R., Dec. Sd, 1881, Col. II. b. M'KEAN
was elected delegate to represent the Post
for the ensning year.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

Com. VS.. Sam'l, Alonzo and Walter Van
derpool. Larceny. Verdict guilty.
Com. VS.. James Fogarty. Larceny. Steal
ing cigars from Adam Stemburg. Guilty.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

The next Social under the auspices of the
ladies of the Episcopal Church will be held
at the residence of w. NJ. MALLORY, on Hous-
ton street, Monday evening. Everybody is
invited.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

The funeral of the late Mrs. JAMES HAIR.
RIS will take place Sunday. Friends will
meet at the house at 80 and services at
Presbyterian church at p. m.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

DR., TAYLOR, of the church of the Messi-
ah, will discuss the Parallels Of the Judgment
on Sunday morning, and in the evening will
speak on 'a crisis in the Religious world"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

w. H. D. GREEN and wife. of Burlington,
spent several days among relatives in this vi
cinity last weet.-DuStOre ReUieac.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

Mr.. C. r. SCoUToN and CHAs ALEXANDER
of Burlington, were hunting near Long Pond
Sullivan county, Oh Wednesday, when AL
ExANDER accidentally shot SCoUToN, who
had on gray blanket, which was mistaken
in the thicket for deer. We did not learn
the extent of the injury, but hear the shot
took effect in the shoulder. SC0UTEN was
assisted to the nearest house, some two miles
distant, and physician sent for, but he had
not arrived when Mr.. ALEXANDER left him
to return home and appcise his friends Of the
accident,
COURT.-The grand jury were discharged
yesterday, after reporting the followin. Ca
Ses:
TRUE BILLS.
Com. VS.. Richard Abrams; adultery and
fornlcation and bastardy.
Com. vs. Henry Wheeler and Frank War
ner robbery.
NOT TRUE BILL.
Com. VS.. Jacob Shafer; assault and Bate
ry. ProsecutrlX Anna NJ Shafer for costs.
District Attorney Tanning procured war
rant for Thos. Coggins, charging him with
compounding felony in the case of the Com.
VS.. Wheeler and Warner, indicted for rob-
berry.
: The following divorce cases were disposed
Of:
Edwin S. Zacharias vs.. Lucretia Zacharlas,
Lydia Mum VS.. Theodore Mum, Deanna
Vancouver VS.. Lorenzo Vancouver, l.. D.
Granteer, VS.. Ann Granteer, Francis VS.. Gates
VS.. Leonard Gates, Adde Bailey vs.. John S.
Bailey. SubpGnas directed in each case.
William Sill vs. Anna Sill. Sheriff directed
to make proclamation.
John N. Hayes vs.. Isabella I. Hayes, Mag
gle Angle VS.. Henry Angle, Jas. Blodgett, VS..
Lydia Biodgett. Geo. w. LenoX VS.. Eliza
LenoX, A. Buchanan vs.. Ella Buchanan
Cafflln vs. Clafflin-Huntley VS.. Huntley.
Each case referred 10 l.. Ellsbrae, master to
examine and report.
In the matter of the application of Thomas
RYAN, of Athens township, for viewers to
assess damages to his property by reason of
the construction of tne n. 7. L.. " w. RR.,
on motion OF Evans & Maynard, the Court
appoint the following: JOS. Kingsbury, l..
Fl. Scott, S. w. Alvord, JAS. L. Hale, w. A
Chamberlin and W. X. Hill, with directions
to meet upon the premises January II.
John B. Ball, b. f. Ball and BENZ Ball.
Assault and battery. Verdict guilty.
John b. and B. f. Ball. Felonous assault.
Jury return verdict of guilty of an assault.
BENZ Ball plead guilty to the charge of
pointing gun.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

Monroeton is to have a lecture course this
winter. Doctor STEWART of this place will
open it.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09
MARRIED.

KILN MER-SHO the M. E. Parsonage,
Hornbrook, by Rev. s. +. Wright, Dec. Z 1881
Francis E. Kilmer and Emma +. Shores, all of
Union Corners, Pa.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-09

The Whist Club will meet this (Friday)
evening, Dec. 8, at w. NJ. MALLoRY'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-15
CABLE CHRONICLES.
CELEBRATION OF THE FRENCH REV.
0LUTlON AT PARIS.
Strength Of the British Squadron Pitted
Against France -Midhat Pasha Said to
Have Confessed His GuiIt-The
Sentence of Hessy Hoffman
Likely to Be COMMITTED,
fHt SIBERIAN PLAGUE IN RUSSIA.
ENGLAND.
A Steamer steered by Electricity.

A Steamer Steered by Electricity.
LONDON, July IA steamer arrived
in the Thames from Clyde which was
steered by electric apparatus. The
steering gear worked well, but the COM
passes were so affected by the electricity
as to be useless.
The French Minister OF War Ceusured
LONDON, July II The Paris CORE.
spendent oi the Times makes severe
attack upon Gen. Fare, French Minis
ter OF War. The correspondent declares
the Minister'S incapacity and misman.
agement are solely responsible for the
present situation. That the premature
withdrawal OF Europe from Tunis en-
cOuraged the risings.
The Land Bill
LONDON, July l4.-ln political circles
the explanation OF the Irish opposition
in the Commons to the emigration clause
Of the land bill is that they wish to pre-
vent the passage OF the bill and believe
the rejection OF that clause would in
crease the opposition 10 the bill IN the
House of Lords.
Strength of the English Squadron to Cope
With France.
LONDON, July l5.-ln the Commons,
Trevelyan, Secretary to the Admiralty,
said there were nine French iron-clads
on the African coast, six OF which were
tirst-class; that Admiral Seymour has
six iron:clads in the Mediterranean,
which were sufficient to cope with the
French's nine. LCheers.l England has
besides in the channel squadron OF
four iron-clads ana nine coast guard
ships.
Bradlaugh Ready to Fight.
LONDON, July l4.-Bradlaugh served
a formal notice upon the Speaker and
other officers OF the Commons, protest
ing against his previous exclusion from
the House as illegal, and he will resist
physical force and endeayor 10 over
come it il offered.
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PARKERSBURG.
The TOrrid Heat-ImprOvemcnt
NOteS-SeNerc StOrm-PersOn-
al Points.

Cores l.oudcuCe OF the Register.
PARK ERsBURG, July Is.
Items OF interest are scarce here now.
Our city and vicinity was blessed with
refreshing shower to-day, and this
evening il is more pleasant than 1t has
been Tor the past week. We have had
several cases oil sunstroke, but none
proved fatal, although there are two or
three persons vino were Frustrated, and
are not vet out OF danger. The weather
since July 4th has been the hottest ever
known here, and the timely rain OF to-
dav will save us thousands OF dollars in
the way OF growing fruit, corn, potatoes
and garden vegetables generally.
Mr.. Slb. Giltillan, OF lronton, o., who
has been visiting his father i'll this city,
lett with his wife and child on the sgd.
ney iOr home last Sunday, and We learn
that their child, which was i'll when
they lett here, died on the boat before
reaching lronton.
Our people feel very much encouraged
over our railroad prospects, and We
hope it will not be long until we have
the pleasure OF announcing that the
enterprise is fully under way.
Many improvements are noticeable in
our city at present. The new chapel
being built by the Episcopal COngrega-
ton, the new drug store by W. Bore
man, opposite the Custom House, and
the large business block nearly compile
ted OH lower Market street, are among
many other improvements noted here.
The other new enterprises started here
this year, such as the Chemical Fibre
COmpany's works, Bently 4 Gerwig's
furniture factory, are all doing well.
The new stove foundry will soon De i
operation; also the new Eagle Mills viii!
soon be completed and will be credit
to that portion OF our city.
Since the above, We learn that the
storm OF this afternoon did some damage
in this vicinity. The small streams were
swollen and carried away fences, bridges,
&c and the wind amounted to 4 regu-
lar hurricane, blowing down hay and
grain stacks and unrooting several out
buildings and doing considerable dam
age in many ways.
We had pleasant call to day from
an old friend, w. NJ. Stevens, formerly
of your county, now OF GreCnupsburg,
Ky, who was on his way to Deer Park
to spend the hot season.
W. II. Morse, Esq ,oi the Parkersburg
National Bank, with his family and
many others OF our city, are rusticating
at Mineral Wells near here.
1t is now believed that Mr.. Clark, who
was yesterday prostrated by the heat,
is in dying condition ut the Swami
House in this city. +.
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TUN IS.
Tne Disturbed Condition of tho Country

Tne Disturbed Condition of tho Country.
PARIS, July ll.-Advccs from Oran
are to the effect that the rebel chief Ban
Amena passed Slisi on the evening OF the
10th inst. The attack on the town Of
kreider on the 9TH instant was for the
purpose OF making passage for the main
force in the direction of Ain Leierit. The
French troops operating against SfaX
will probably land at the gates OF Niche.
dia and march TO S(aX because the loss
OF life would be necessary to effect
landing al the latter place. A conflict
occurred in the Straits OF Tunis between
the French and Arabs and Tunisian SOL
diers who recently returned from Siax
where they were not landed for fear they
would not fight the insurgents. The
Tunisians taunted the Arabs with being
lead by Musselmans, and shouted for Il
holy war. One Arab was seriously
wounded and his comrades,to to the num-
Der OF 800, took him to the French lie.
CATION and demanded justice.
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The Intense Heat at Cincinnati.

ClNcINNATr, July l4.-Clouds partially
overcast the sky to-day, and fresh
breeze is stirring. The standard ther-
mometer showed 81 at noon to-day,
the coolest within week. Eight cases
Of sunstroke were reported to the Cen
trail police station up to noon, four OF
them fatal. FIfty-six burial permits
were issued by the Health Officer up TO
noon, forty OF which were for deaths by
heat. 1t is not so bad as Yesterday
The police do not get reports OF all the
cases. Yesterday the people began 10
be alarmed, but the change OF the
weather restores confidence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-15
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

Private Detectives Snatch an
Italian ut New Orleans and
Convey Him to New York,
Thinking lie is EspOritO. the
Bandit.
New York, July !i.-Nincenzo Re-
bello, who was arrested in New Orleans
and brought here by private detectives
-wh allege that Rehello is the nOtori-
GUS Italian bandit Esporito-told his
story to-day To reporter. RebeIlO sad:
81 was born in Massena, Sicily. in AZ.
Ny parents owned a small farm on the
outskirts OF the city. There | worked
as farmer. | first heard OF America
from the letters 0i those
who hal gone there. They often
sent home many presents. his iirs'
suggested To- my mind the IDEA oi etni,
grafton. began To work harder and
save money. | LEFT Italy in 1876 and
came To New Orleans, where ! went INTO
the fruit commission business in small
way. | used to sell fruit TO steamships,
the most ot which bought from Iuggcrs
along the coast. never owned boat,
though ! occasionally took short trips
ia search Of good stock. ! tried to do
right by everybody and among my c0un.
trymen had good many friends. That
was my position, when one
murgirg as WAS standing by my store
near Jackson square ] was suddenly
seized from behind by three men. !
was bound II hurried into a carriage
waiting around the Cprn,r My irult
and stand were as left them AMI none
ui my iricnis heard OF my capture. All
day long Was driven around and WAS
not even taken before the authorities. J
had some money and paprrs with me.
These was deprived Oi, and hav" nos
received them back again. ] knew II"
more till | Was taken on board the
vessel. | never heard oi the man am
taken for, and tmrr" are Il, I'us "i pr"Pi"
in New Orleans who could id"n'fE me
beyond question. :,u
The keeper Of the Ludlow street Ja'l'
in which Rebellp is c"nllnrh' says;
This is u case oi mistaken idthtlly.
don't b,Iicve th. ruan has the braIns 10
,,ln, ih. rnuraye 10 rXrcut" the crimes
wi,L which, In, r.. ian bandit is charg-
.I. He is one oi the most lnoiienslve,
tim,d nervous men in jail a. the present
moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-15
GENERAL rEMBERTON.
Death of the Distinguished Con-
federatc Soldier.

PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-General J.
c. Pemberton, the distinguished Con-
federate General, who was in command
OF the forces at Nicksburs when it iell,
died yesterday afternoon at his home in
this city, in the sixty-eighth year OF his
age. When the rebellion broke out he
was in command OF United States troops
in the Vest, and marched them into
Washington and rellnquished his COM
maud. He then went South, and WAS
soon advanced in rank by his particular
and personal friend Jefferson Davis.
Although native PhiIadelphian Gen.
eral Ptmberton married Southern lady,
was Southern in his sympsthies, and
WAS always States rights man. vi
his defence OF NIcksbuig the annals OF
the war tell the rest He died painless
death, surrounded BY his family.
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Mysterlous Disappearance.

IT. Louts, July 1.-The GiOtt. D,D,o
crat says: f Baldwin, of the firm OF
Geo. ). Tarllon 4 Co, live stock com.
mission merchants at the national stock
wards, East st. Louis, has not been seen
since last Saturday evening, and his
whereabouts are unknown to his part
ners. He left the stock yards Saturday
evening, saving he was going away TO
spend sunday, but nothing has been
heard of him since. He was the book
keeper OF the firm, and it is said his
books and accounts are in q very bad
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Lord Roscoe Calls at the White House.

Lord Roscoe Calls at the White House.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-Senator Conk-
ling arrived in the city, this evening, to
look after matters of private business.
This evening aboutS S O'Clock he walked
to the White House. He gave his card
to the usher down stairs, but did not 90
up. He left word for Mrs. Garfield that
he knew it was impossible for him to see
the President, and that knowing also
her anxiety and trouble he would not
allow himself to bother her, therefore he
would not request an interview. He
left the assurance of his hearty sympa-
thy and strong hope that the President
dent would recover.
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RUSSIA.
The Royal Family Como Out of Their
Seclusion.

ST. PETEEsEvEG, July 1.-THE Car,
Czarina and Czarwitch on Tuesday,
without ceremony or important escort,
came from Peterhoti' on q steam Yacht,
landed at the English quay and drove in
an open carriage to attend mass at the
Fortress Cathedral.
Fearful Ravages OF the Siberian Plague
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE Sibe-
rau plague has made its appearance in
the cnvirons of the city and is spreading
with alarming rapidity. Horses are
dying by scores, and many persons are
affected The local authorities are help.
less, owing to the want OF efficient doc.
tors and the fact that the peasants sell
the skins OF beasts which have died OF
the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-15

PrrrssvEGH, July l4.-At meeting
OF the officials OF the Pennsylvania RSUi-
road Company, held mere tuIs morning,
the appointment OF d ". Caldwell. as
general manager of the Western lines,
In place j. d. llyng, resigned, VAS
formally announced. The appointment
Was heartily concurred in by all present,
Mr.. Caldwell. assumes coutrOl the hist
Of August.
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Krlng Will Not Hang.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Court OF APP
peals declined to take any further action
in the case OF Chas. F. kring, the muir
derer, sentenced 10 be hanged to-mor.
row. Application Was then made TO
Judge Sherwood, Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court, VINO is in the city, and
he will give the matter attention. In the
Chambers this morning the general i'm.
preston seems to be that kring will
hang.
Judge Sherwood, after hearing an ar
gument OF several hours, this afternoon,
granted a stay OF execution until Kring's
ease can be brought properly before the
Supreme Court. This disposes OF the
third and last case of the three men who
were sentenced to be hanged here to-
morrow.
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FRAN CE.
Celebration Of the Revol

Celebration of the Revolution.
PARIS, July l4.-The Fete of the Rev.
olution and OF the Republic was cele-
brated to-day. The whole city was bril-
lantly decorated and betlagged. The
weather was superb and the streets
crowded with sight seeers. Traffic was
suspended and the preparations for
Examinations and fire works are very
elaborate.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Verdict in the Kline Murder Trial at
Canton, q.

CANTON, July 1.-THE jury in the
Kline murder case rendered a verdict
OF guilty OF murder in the second degree
at five O'Clock yesterday evening, after
having delberated for nearly twenty.
iour hours. Joe Kline was nervous,
ard when the verdict was read his face
flushed and he seemed relieved Defense
gave immediate notice OF motion for a
new tria, which will probably be over
ruled. One OF the jurymen remarked,
speaking OF the long time they were out:
"You know We had sick man on the
Jury" Had it not been for his illness
Kline might have got it rough.
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Falling Leaves.

Baltimore, July l4.-Jared Park:
hurst, one of the Oldest merchants OF
Baltimore, died this morning, aged So
Cadet Engineer John Leeds Worth
ingt1n, L. 5. ", died here to-day, al the
r, sideuce OF his father; age 23. tie
graduated at the Naval Academy IN
June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-15

Nxw YoRK, July lI.-Cotton-Firm
at IL g-l6Mll Is Ice; holders asking
higher prices; futures firm. Flour
Quiet and steady recei pts ID, 600 barrels,
exports 10000 barrels, superine State
and western = 00@4 -; common To-
good extra = SOFAS %; good 10 chOlrr
- 30G6 10; white wheat extra - 2"H
q -; extra Ohio and st. Louis - 81 l.
-; Minnesota patent process 20 - a
: 90. Whcat-!GIlc better; scarcely
any export demand; receipts $4,000
bushels: exports $1,000 bushels; ~.
i,.cted spring sjic; ungradcd spring
SlcCBSl I6l; No. > spring 81 l5tll 10y;
40. > Milwaukee Il II; ungraded red
81 O5G,l 28;'No. 3 DO 81 %; No. > do
SI27i; canal II 2Slnl -! rail No. red
81 81; mixed winter II -; ungrAd"d
white 81 ljGgl -; No. do Il 0Slta,
| 10; No. do sales 1000 bushels, at
Il 2jiMl %; steamer do II 22, Np.
red seller July, sales 2Gi,OOJ bushels,
at II 27.ml 2Si seller August, sales
49G, 900 bushels, at ) 2i.tl %; seller
September, sales 10000 bushels, at
81 2ii(dl -. Con-Farly active and
shade higher: receipts 3iS ,OOO bushels;
exports 10000 bushels; hot i'l@ isc,
ungraded i9ta,5 No. > jIc; steamer
53c; No. , jG!mgj.r; No. : seller July
5GlG,5ji; seller August jIH57!c; seller
September jSImjS!c; seller October
jgc. Oats-StrOnger and iaIrly active;
receipts .;4,OUJ bushels; exports 100
hushcIs. western mixed iOGgi3c; white
western i2a i6c. Iiay-Dull. Hops
Duiet. Cotfec-firm and more active.
Suyar-Qulct and steady; fair to good
refining / ll-lGGI u l6: M0lasscs--
Quiet and steady. Rice Steady. P..
troleum-Dull; United 7i.c, crude ..
M7!c; refined Sc. Taliow-Stcady Al
Il .h,6 lb.l6c. Eosin Steady. TGipcu-
trnc-Frm at 42c. Egsa-Duil. Pork
Higher and fairly active, closing weak;
new mess SIT GOALS -. Bcef-Quie;
and firm. CIt Meats-Quiet AMI irm,
long clear &c; short clear 9,c. Lirl -
Firm; prime steam slj %. Butter
Unsettl' dat @!2!c. Cheese - N
settled at7!@lO3c.
cincinnati.
CISCISSATI, July IA. - Cotton -
Strong and higher at lie. Flour Strong,
family - 35tay5 IS; fancy unchangeI
Wheat firm No. = red winter 81 l6-,
III. Corn-Strong; No. mixed 5lc.
Oats-Scarce and firm; No. . mixed llc
Rye-Strong and higher; No. 81 o..
Pork-Firm at sl7 j0GlS o.. Lard
Strong and scarce at 81 -. Bulk Meat.
Strong; shoulders Gic; clear RIB Ole.
Bacon-Firm; shoulders 7!c; clear rib
lOc: clear lO!c. Whisky - Steady at
81 0s. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Pitts jurgh.
PITTsBURGP, Juy l4.-PetroI,um-
Active; crude uns tiled: United cer,ili.
Gates opened at 753c asked and closed
at 75c bid; rein ii 1is7.c ,or PhiIs-
delphia delivery.
Traditional Kariet, onFourtk Pags.I
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Combined vote
Shot Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA Yuma
dispatch SAYS: Dan q Macleod, said to
be well connected AT Chicago, was shot
dead at Silver District, yesterday, by a
German named BilloCk. The latter
surrendered himself to the Sheriff here,
claiming to have acted in sell defense.
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Paralyzed by Lightning,

CANTON, O., July l4.-Emma McAlin-
da, seventeen year old girl, was struck
b. lieh ming duringa storm last evening
wi lie standing at a window at her
falher's residence, on Lake street. She
is partially paralyzed, cannot speak and
the indications are that she will die.
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Raced TO the Ground.
THENEW YORK STRUGGLE.
Much Gossip About the Adj
jOurnmcnt Resolution.

ALBANY, July 1.-THE adoption by
the House oil the final adjournment res
olution has given fresh impetus to the
gossip about the hotels. A report was
started early this evening that there
would be an election tomorrow, and
everybody is talking about it. Some
say it will he easy for Miller 10 get the
scattering votes for Daniels, Starin,
Adams aud Fish, hut no one
has any positive information or
guess as to how Llpham can he elect
ed. 70 make the election OF lapham
appear equally possible, it is expected
that Speaker Sharp will make 4 break
ior him and be followed by nearly all OF
Conkling's voters. Leading Stalwarts,
however, are Offering bets at heavy odds
that there will be no election. The ad
iOurnment resolution, it Is universally
conceded, cannot get through the SEN
ate. it will, under the rules, 60 over
till Saturday, and then ii there is any
danger OF its not being voted down, it
will he talked to death, AS there is no
previous question in the Senate.
The Ballot.
ALBANY, July 1.-The Joint Conven-
ton met at noon and proceeded to vote
10 ill the vacancies IN New York ; rep
resentatiOn In the national Congress.
Following is the result:
Short Term
Combined vote:
g. y. COuklug w ............
Laphan. - ODitUT l...........
Necessary to choice %.
The result OF the ballot for the long
term resulted rs follows:
Long Term.
Combined vote:
Herman .......... .i Whec'v, ..................l2
Miller ............. .....i bliss. ..
Chapman ....-.... >lTll...
Adam. ................. warts
DaulvlS.......-.... i -!
Necessary to choice -.
The convention then adjourned.
An Opinion OF the sta'wart Organ.
ALBANY, July T.. The ErDrSS the
organ of the Stalwarts, in long article
setting forth the position oi affairs, says
AS enough Republicans to nominate
and elect two United States Seniors
cannot be brought together III caucus,
the time has come iOr the Legislature 10
adjourn.
The Adjournment Resolution.
The Assembly adopted the resolution
for final adjournmento on Saturday, the
10th inst. by vote OF o. to 6l.