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SAY Falycl~,o June 4i.-TLe Dsm7-
c-af.c Convention nominated John Da.-
gel: Lsl;en na-t governor by acc.amatiou.
I1a seagZi district nominated Wm. VI.
C-U,che- ~ member 4 the State Boa-i
4 Equalization. Th- following were
placed u domination t0- Justices ot the
Supreme Court: justices Ross and SHARP
stem p-eapt i-cU-lba--S. and !. Ayr,-
sirou- u Sacramento. Judge Evans OF
san F:a-cis-o. Judge keyse- Of Su,icr.
Judge Se1p.e ot So1J-a. am Judge
SeVu.veia u Los Angeles.
On reassem milling This afternoon the
convention wen. into nomination fg-tVO
cJ1Eress-Iel G. la--s. The following
we've PLACED in nomination. !. l.. Glass
cock u AlaIaia; ". J. Wallace and {.
!. Sumner OF San Francisco: J. l.. MlF-
phy Il Del N5rte. The trS: ballot re-
suited in the nomination ot Gias-cock
and Sumner by the following vote.
Glasscock SIS. Sumner 81, Murphy 2DI.
Wallace 10.
Delegates Of the FIST congressional
district met and nominated Ro>ecraus
Tor Congress hy exclamation. Fe-rat's
name We, withdrawn for Railroad Com
missioner and v. 2. Humphreys was
nominated, rece!T.ng 60 votes 10 - for
Roach.
NEv YORK. June 22.-The striking
freight handlers held q large meeting to-
night. TIE ranks OF strikers were large
10 reinforced today: 800 men were in
line. An address was issued by mer-
chants To the railroad managers calling
attention 10 the injury to trade OF the
city by the controversy.
WAsHISG1oS. June 22.-The Demo
cratic caucus tonight on the question of
party action on the internal revenue
bill was OF no practical benefit to the
party. There was apparently too much
division OF opinion in the Democratic
ranks. 4 fight may be made 10 secure
the adoption Of certain amendments to
the bill so as to make campaign material.
but the bill will secure a large number
OF Democratic votes, enough to pass it
By a good majority.
WAsHISGroS. June 23.-The Senate
preceded to dispose OF amendments TO |
the banking bill without debate. The |
pending proposition offered by Morgan |
was rejected, by II to y, a party vote. |
except that Of Jones, OF Nevada, who |
voted aye with the Democrats. and |
Hampton voted no with the republicans |
Davis, OF Illinois. voted no. Vests sub !
sutute directing the issue OF Treasury |
notes in exchange for National bank |
and forbidding the creation of |
new National banks. was voted down BY |
IL to 81. The bill was reported to the |
Senate, and passed by 81 yeas to l3 |
nays.
NEW YORK, June 23'-It is believed |
the rumOrs Of q truce between Conkling |
and Cornell are founded on the fact that !
Cornell made such concession in order |
to secure reelection this fall, and Arthur |
has been an active agent in producing |
the peaceful result Of the conference. II |
is told by friends of all parties that the |
is to nominate Cornell for |
Governor and Senator Lapham for
Lieut. Governor II Lapham is elected |
he will resign his seat at the beginning /
OF the second session Of the forty-sey.
enth Congress. Cornell would appoint
TO fill the vacancy, and this
would seat him in the Senate at least
eight weeks before the Assembly would
meet to choose Lapham's successor. By
uniting forces the friends Of both leaders
say that there is fair chance an Assem-
bly, could be elected in New York by the
double executive pressure, both in Wash
ingtOn and Albany, which could be made
10 see things in a new light regarding
Conkling, and which would consent to
carry ont the programme which the lead.
ers are arranging.
ALExAEDBIs, june 23.-A correspon-
dent telegraphs that he is informed on
the best authority that il France and
England interfere actively in Egyptian
affairs. Arab Pssha will blow up the
Suez Canal, cut the railway 10 Cairo,
and oppose the landing Of European
troops in Alexandria. II beaten he will
retire 10 the desert, where he is promised
the support OF 10000 Bedouins, parti-
zans OF Prince Hole The Egyptian
Minister is prepared 10 sanction the
above on patriotic grounds. II is re-
ported that there is a difference in the
Cabinet on the Egyptian question,
v Inch gives shallow Of foundation to
the foregoing.
ATcHIsoN, Kan, June 22,-Hsryesters
are busy al over Kansas, even in the
northern section. Grain will exceed the
estimate Of n month ago. and wheat will