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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-11
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesday, Oct. II, 1882.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
State Ticket.

state Ticket.
For Governor,
Josiah w Begole, of Flint.
Fol Lieutenant Governor,
Eugene Pringle, OF Jackson.
For Secretary of State,
William Shakespeare, of Kalamazoo.
For State Treasurer,
Lucien s. Conan, of Bay.
For Auditor General,
James Blair, of Kent.
For Commissioner of State Land Office,
John L. Van De Vanter, of st. Joseph.
For Attorney General,
Timothy L. Tarsney, of Saginaw.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
David Parsons, Of Wayne.
For Member of State Board of Education,
Clark b. Hall, of Barry.
Congressional.
IA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

The funeral services of the venerable Father
Alig who for nearly hnfa century had been the
pastor of 81. Mary's Catholic Church, took place in
the sanctuary, where for so many years he had
minisiercd, yesterday morning at $50 o'clock. The
church was heavily draped with black inside and
outside were also the pastors residence and the
schoolhouse. The attendance was very large.
The floral tributes were numerous and some of
them of great beauty. Requiem mass was cele.
braed by Father Walter, OF st. Pntrick's, assisted
Father O'Sullivan, of st. Peters. The pallbtarers
Were Messrs. n. IIapp, NJ Menke, Bernard Geier,
took 1t to the hearsc. The cortege was thu n
formed st. Bonifacius', st. Joseph's and st.
MI haels societies, and the knights of St. George,
No. and No. 9, headed by Donch's band. com :
posing the escort, and the remains were borne to
st. Mary's Cemetery, on Lincoln avenue, where
the interment took place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
VIII OF the Late Jacob Hess.

last Sunday under very suspicious circumstances.
was yesterday filed with the Register. The testa-
tor leaves $500 to his sister, Anna Megal, now re-
siding in Cologne Prussia, she being his only sur
viving relative. The residue of the estate of every
description is LEFT to John d, Is'er, Of Federals-
burg, Nd who Is constituted sole executor with
out bond. The will was offered by the wife of the
executor, her husband now beingin New Mexico,
who was attended BY the Swiss vice.consul. A
petition for letters of administration on the estate
was filed last Friday by Samuel s. Bond, secretary
of Dawson Lodge, No. l6, Il. A. A. M, in which
the petitioner states that the only effects of the
deceased were ~ on deposit IN tne Ba9k OF
the deceased was buried at the expense of the
lodge,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

This afternoon the exercises attendant upon the
commencement of the Boys High School will take
place at the Franklin School Building. An inter-
esting programme will be rendered. The follow
ing are the graduates: George Frederick Aud,
Charles Chester Bassett, William Fletcher Bayly,
Rudolph Watson Bishop, George Shepherd Brock,
Charles Edward Burden, Appleton Pfeniss Clark,
jr., James Breathed Dclapla.e, Albert Bruce Hall,
William David Hoover, George Foreman Lnnders,
Jnmes Augustine Maher, Roger Ignatus Manning,
Robert Henry Phillips, william Clark Prcn,iss,
William Adolph RosCnbaum, Henry Wireman So
hon, Howell Stewart SChell Stutzman, Ehen
Eveleth Winslow, and Mosheim Fletcher Fair
SwnrtZell
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

The State Department building is grand ediGce-
one of the handsomest in the world. And yet 1t is
located in the foulestspot aud most unhealthy place
in this or any other city. The reeking cd rs from
the marshes and swamp lands south Of are filled
with the rankest miasma, carrying disease and
death wherever waited. In the day time much Of
this foul and poisonous air is rendered les harm
full by the action of the sun; but on summer
nights insidiOusly 1t Creers over the EARTH cnter
log dwellings wherever mn opening or creVice,
and there leaving disease aud death Within the
past four years the watch fo"ce of the state
Department has been reduced 33 per cent.
through the deaths of the faithful guard
ians of government property Men who
faced the bullets and storined the batteries of
enemies IN the late civil war, and, though mutt.
lated, yet escaping with life to come home and
fall victims to n more insidions enemy. God help
those who remain. Why was this magnificent
building erected in these deadly swamps? Was
there jobbery in II? Either The flats must be re-
claimed, the poison removed, OF else much larger
mortality swell the list Of those gone before, the
abandonment of the building being the final end
inc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

n-15Iysa TIE BRIG GENERAL ARMSTRONG.

Whereas by the act for the relief, &C.:
The Secretary of State Is directed TO examine and
adjust the claims of the Captan owners officers, and
Of the said brig, growing out of the destruction
at Faya In September, III, upon the evidence estab-
llshed in Court of laims, aud TO draw requison
in favor OF said claimants their heirs executors adj
Illustrators agents. assigns, for the amount which
may be found due to said claimants not exceeding
S7J15g;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom
II may concern to transmit to the Secretary Of STATE
on or before 3Oth dag Of June next statement In
writing of the amount Of their claims, aud whether
they claim benat of the captain, the owners, the
officers, the crew, and IL tier owner officer or
crew, the name names Of the person on whose be
half and the amount of the interest with reference
to tile part of the proof which sustains such claim
Said should also show In what capacity the
claimant claims, whether original claimant or aS
heir executor, administrator, agent or assignee ofan
original claimant, and should DO accompanied by
proof of title rs snch. .-
fny30- ruTh3Ny Secretary Oi State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

The police have sent notices throughout the
South of the disappearance from his home in this
city, on Decoration Day, Of Jules Thomas, a six
teen year-old boy. They aScotained some days
since that the runaway was In the neighborhood
of Richmond. Mr.. Thomas The father, went and
searched unsuccesSfuly for his boy, but notified
The railroad officials and others to ship him home
whenever he turned up. On Sunday a telegram
was received stating that the youth had been put
upon the train ut Richmond. Yesterday twas as
certaiucd that he had lot continued far on the
hOmeward journey, but, evuding the care of the
conductor, left the train at Milford Caroline
County, Virginia, and again secreted himself The
parents of the young adveuurer are very anxious
for his return, aud will make strenuous efforts 10
find Ihnir CON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
Carroll Ins,i,ut. Excursion.

The Carroll Institute excursion to Marshall Hall
to- morrow offers variety of attractions to those
desiring to spend day down the river during the
heated term. The chief feature will be race in
single gigs for n cup and the Institute champion
ship, for which there are fiveentfes from the am
bilious young oNrsmen of the society. In addl-
ton there will be an exciting game Of base ball
and dancing unlimited. The reputation of the
Institute for pleasant exclusions will be main.
dred having been appointed to preserve order, be.
sides floor committee of fifteen, and two others
Of the same number OH amusements aud recep-
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Drivers Garden was crowded NJ usual last night,
and the programme was better, IL possible, than
II has heretofore been. over thousand persons
visited the cosy resort during the evening and
were pleased by the performance. III addition to
Mr.. Daniorth and last weeks attractionsa num-
her OF splendid artists appeared. Miss Lillian Dc
We're has an exquisite soprano voice, and she dis
plays much taste in the selection of her songs.
Mrssrs Sellous and Burns are good voCalists and
fine dancers, and MIR. W. 4. Dwyer's motto songs
gained several encores. If You wish TO enjoy
yourself take your family TO Drivers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Yesterday the grand jury resumed its labors.
They examined into star route No. 3jOiO from
Pembrino to Fargo, under ]. NJ. saulsbury's con-
tract. The following witnesses were examined in
connection with the case; A. Allen, John Stewart,
ton Porter, Robert stanley, c. Cayabio, William
Pearson, o. c. Strandwokl, X, IL. Kelly IL. II.
Cling, Jacob Graham, Joseph Colosky, Antonio
Gerard, Erick Andrews, w. y Cook, John llaytien,
William Blank, g. y, Williams, aud Russell
BlAkeY all from the vicinity OF the route.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

The Ohio Republican Association held large
and enthusiastic meeting at their headquarters,
st. Georges Hall, last evening, j, L. French in
the chair, II. c. Megrew secretary. The matter of
assessment was discussed and with the excep-
ton of Onr or two members the meeting was In
favor of all members paying their share aud going
home to vote, they deeming the contest one of
sufficient importance. Ten new members We're
elected. The treasurer's report showed the asso.
citation TO be In tourishing financial condition,
with large list of members.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Every seat in the CUmiquc Summer Garden was
occupied last night and the audience was most
enthusiastic. The bill was an excellent one the
Swinging First Part" being quite novelty.
Avery and Clifton, the gymnNsts. created de-
cided sensation, their feats being marvellous OK
hibitions OF skill and training. The sparring
match between Kelly and Murphy was very fine.
Miss Annie Hindle, johnson and Swain, Mr. Mack
and Miss Boshell, Miss Nellie For ester. Miss Clara
franklin, Miss Ophelia Starr Mi Jessie Forester,
Miss Grace Burton, and others entertained the
multitude, and the entertainment closed with the
funny burlesque, "Out Of Patience" There will
be matinee to-day at 2 p. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
Effects ar The Cool weather.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Horace Worthngton and Mary s. Wilmore, Bal
more, Nd. Solomon Moore and Sarah Robinson,
Prince Georges County, Marylandi James Chinn
and Emma Meredith. Stafford County, Virginia
Charles ii. COwne and Adnie =. GOuldman, Fred
ericksburg Va; William t. Blnkey, Richmond,
Va and Rosa l.. Wilson, Oh steriield County, Nir-
ginia; William II. Luughlin, Lexington, Va, and
Fannie Butte, Charleston, W, Va; AlphOnse
stephens and Fannie Farlamb, Richmond, Va,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Bids for plumbing for the new extension of the
City Hall were opened at ~ m, yesterday in
Architect Clark's office at the capitol and the
following were the bidders aud the amounts bid
w. W. Rapley, 1855; q. r. Bride, $3.50; X, X,
Bond, S2ss9i r.. King, $500; NJ. J, OBricn,
Raglan, 81, 257; G. W. Goodall' S224i; g +. Eckloff
s., 1915; c. q. Thorn, S2,056; William Rothwell,
sl,g2O; ], Lockherd Sl,96O,5ii Il. q. Campbell,
\ Ggn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Mary Wilson, the coored neakthief, had her
photograph token yesterday, She is still held at
Police Headquarters, as the detectives think some
more cases can be made out against her, Ser
gent johnson y(Stelday recovered from her a
very hand ONE Cre8m colored grenadine, with a
silk stripe nolunuiAp aud tain uude skirt OF
treamCUlOrCd INK trimmed with lace, The prop
erty Is held 1T the nj Sh Precinct Station House TO
await the owners Identification,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
LOCAL MENTION.
A sK YOURSELF.

Does your system need nourish-
ing aud strengthening Are you
recovering from some low fever?
Do you suffer from dyspepsia or
indlgestion2 Are you troubled
with any urinary disorder2 Re-
member, Browns Iron Bitters will
surely cure you. II cured thou
sands who were given up TO die by
reputable physicians,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

"THE indications 81 ~ of approaching changes
of he weather by Inns and muscular aches
amongst .ose so anlictp are often wonderfully
active but some Of the bbSt of these natural baro-
u ng ST.. Jacobs ol.H}EVennors Montreal CAM
UeuuteF Bulelln.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning.
and delivered In 1Elb. Ward" prints, AT 40G, per h.
Also cottage cheese, DC, per ball. buttermilk. DC
per quart, and sweet milk DC, per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry. &C. Call ON or
address Herzog 3Os Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
yania
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
Taylor & HuftY
033 Pennsylvania avenue.
Superior Quality.
Choice Designs.

10 Pieces Puro Linen Lawns, at DC. reduced from
Gtc.
a. French Batlstes, in Stripes and Polka Spots, for
Combination Suits, ut &C, former price S0c.
New Paris SstlRes in select patterns
Best Quality Merv Lawns, ut S7lac.
Foulard silks, at 75c., reduced romsL
Rare Bnrg aims in Summer silks.
nIch Black silk Grenadines, at 81 25 and $780,
Black Satin Rhadames, from 81 to S.
Black silks, best makes, from f5c toe
marked Down Prices" on Parasols
Fine Dress Shirts u.
CauEe Underwear, Lisle Gloves.
Lade3' Linen aud Mohair busters
-" special Attractions" In New White Goods at
popular prices,
Chudda and shetland Shawls
Paris Embroidered Cashmere Fichus, from 90 to
800.
FIannels for Bathing Suits.
aD- Plain Figures and Correct Prices. ia
SEATON PERRY.
successor to Perry & Brother,
/ Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS.
Es ~u,ination of the Girls High school
rrday-Tbo Successful Graduates.

I rrdny-The Successful Graduates.
.usng exercises of the Girls High School
" held yesterday afternoon at the Sea,on
Building. The large hall was completely filed
with the pupils and their friends. Mfny promi-
nent PERSONS were present in the audience, aud
nuon the platform were seated superintendent
Wilson, Trustee Lnvejoy, Emerson Hodges Gem
eral HOvey, s. r. Bond, Professor Rock, aud Miss
Lane.
The following programme was rendered which
showed 70 great advantage tie advancement OF
the pupils; Physical Geography Junior CLASH
Subjects. The Earth as WHOLE The Lands"
THE Waters" The Atmosphere, Latin Senior
and Fables" History Junior Class)-SubjeCt,
:, Ancient and English History" Geometry Senior
GlasslEsu9iec " Problems of C9pstrpc'i1n and
aud contemporares," =" Rac6n's Essays" song
M%inoc $9B asy BOYD nc recitation. SSSS fo sS
iinyar" Maggie Wohaapteri Whittier Leaf
Ss SSs' ri SSSS ses 4r S ssfng
" The Victim" Bculnh Passions; quotations from
Lowell aud Holmes, class d essay, 4" Two Views
Corpus recitation, selections from " Merchant
Of Venice" Marietta Bear; essay, dlsthcticism,'
Mary Mckinney quotations from EmSTson' class
Bubbles" Susie sipe; Lougfellow Leaflets, class D.;
reading, selections from Lady OF ne bi;saS S,s
Holmes; recitation, "'sandolphoh," Josephine
Belts.
Miss Lane then announced that the young
ladies' Whose names follow had passed the exami-
nation necessary for their admission
INTO THE NORMAL SCHOOL NEXT YEAR:
JOSEF hlne +. Betes, Daisy W. Boyd, Minnie II.
Bohrcr, Marietta T. Bear Jessie u. Cox, Sarah NJ.
Coomes Ida NJ DAILY, Emily Eiscnbres, Julia NJ.
Erb, Ida NJ. Humphrey, Blanche 4. Jones' Marga-
ret johnson, Helen A. Lake, Margaret NJ. Mnhvr,
L. usa g. Nash, Florence NJ Roach, Mary q. Raw
enburg, Julia NJ. Rawlings, sarah Il. Saunders
Laura Shackelford, Ida /. Summerscales, Margaret
TurkentOn Fannie Wiss, and Edith T. West. The
following ire the names of the graduates: Agnes
Sidney Bartlett, Marietta Twadde Bear, Daisy
Walton Boyd, Hanna Augusta Brecht, Nellie Char
lOttn Colciaier Sarah Marian Coomes, Jessie
Zitclla Cox, Ida May DAILY, Emma Eisenbeiss, Julia
Margaret Erb. May Young Henderson, Ida May
Humphrey, Margaret johnson, Blanche Tyler
Lake, Margaret Marie Maher, Carrie Hall
Marin, Louisa Gertrude NASH Mary Grace
Ravenburg, Florence May Roach, Laura Shackle-
lord, Susan Bender Sipe, Ida Isabella Summer
scales, and Mary Eleanor Tippett.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
=. MEErTNa IN HONOR on oARIpALpI
A MEETING IN HONOR OF eARIBALDr
will be held at
MARINps HALL. Il STREET,

MAHlNIS HALL, II Slhbhi,
between Ninth and Tenth s;ro2ts northwest, on
WEDNESDAY, June II, ut 8 o'clock y. m.
The Hon. JOHN A. KASSoN will deliver
Eulogy in English, and DR.. Il. s. VERDI one In
4 llRn.
~ e Hon. James q. Blaine and Colonel Robert q.
Ingersoll have also been invited to address the
meeting, and will be present II possible.
All who honor the memory of the great defender
of liberty are requested to attend.
Dr.TS. VERDI, President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

n1s Posr.oFFICE NOTICE

The Foreign Mails for tho week ending SATUR-
DAY, at 1890 p. m for Europe, by steamship Arizona
via Queenstown. On WEDNESDAY at PM, for
Europe, by steamship Gallia, via Queenstown Qeters
for France must be directed per Gnllia D. aud at
D. M, for France direct, by steamship France, via
Havre on THURSDAY, at II a, M. for Germany,
Cherbourg,and Hamburg Qetters for Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed per
Servia), and at y. M, for Europe by steamship
Adriatlc. via Queenstown. On SATURDAY, at $50
Queenstown (lcttefs for Germany aud Scotland must
be directed per City of Berlin and ut $3.50 q. M, for
Scotland dfest, by steamship Devonii, via Glasgow,
and Mt II M, for Europe by steamship Main, via
Southampton and Bremen, and ut r.m., for Belgium
direct by steamship Belgehland, via Antwerp
via Newport News, close on Monday ut 80: m. The
mails for Mexico via New Orleans close Monday ut
1880 p. m. The mails for Hayli and Savona &C., by
steamship Alene close Tuesday at 10 o. M. The
by steamship George w. Clyde close on Tuesday at
p, nj. The mails for newfoundland, by steamship
Gamma, close on Tuesday, at D. III. The malls tor
Newfoundland aud ST Pierre Mlquelon, via Halifax,
close on "Wednesday al $3.50 |. IN. The mails for Ber-
muda by ste lInship Orlnoco, close on Thursday at
1870 y. IN. The malls for Cuba and the West indies,
by steamship Guy of Puehla, close on Thursday at
100 y. IN. The mails for jamaica, by steamship
Belize, close IN Saturday ut II q. m. The malls Tor
Cuba and Porto Rico, by steamship Saratoga, close
and Livingston. Via New Orleans close on saturdaJ
7;3O p M. The mails for China and Japan, via san
Francisco close June o. att p. The mails for Aus
traa, Sc, via San Francisco, close June a. att p.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
sas HARRIS INSECT POWDER, KNIGHTS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
Dr. p y y IsS;Syk khpS' PRESIDE
iui3-at IQNAZIO TENAGLTO(
MOUNT VERNON.
eYT

w
The frequent arrival of steam launch CO and OF pr-
waite yachts at Mount Vernon bringing parties who
land without being willing to pay the usual charge.
has convinced the ladies OF the Mount Vernon Asso-
citation, who have Just closed their annual council
that so ne INSTRUMENTATION must exist In the mind
of the public aud they therefore publish the follow
ing notice. hoping that II will pro cct the Association
from further Infringement of It's rights
RESOLUTION IN COUNCIL.
Where's no boat except the steamer w. w. COR
CoRAN, which holds an exclusive contract With the
Association is entitled 10 land passengers Mt Mount
Vernon: Therefore, q any suc boat shall come to
MOUNT VERNON,
1t will only be permitted to land passengers by pay
ment Of the same amount per capita as that received
upon the regular boat, twO.thlrds of which amount
belong to the Captain OF the W. w. COrcoran and
one.third to the Mount Vernon Association, for the
maintenance of the place. ju3IurhS&rutf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

The NenNner TO-Dny.
For me Middle Atlantic States slightly tpdrppr
and eenad7J fair rcdLher southeast 10 southeast
,cinds and iotcer barometer.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midnight
Slightly 'DuIner fair ,ccohsr during The greater por
ton Of The day, tight showers during he afternoon or
evening.
Thermometric rendings.-7a M, 6i0o; II a. M,
139'i p. m, Sl.2o; y. M. 1907 IL p. M, 675o;
maximum, $780, minimum. GO.50.
Prominent Arrivals.
WItLARps.-w. n. mud Thomas Meddoch, New
York. w, II, Wright, philadt iphia; j. Il. Chandler
P hSs kSF5 H New ~ dr S sGeS rsnS
SSSiSoi JOSEPH Jordan bridgeport Pa George d.
MrrnoroIirAs- william II. Newell New Jersey;
a, H. aillgSpe' Charlotte; N g.. H. NJ Lesley, phlle
W Wagner CHafiCsto1' 5. IL sam Gordon St
Ionisi Eugene Gr!sson, Rsleish,, NC W; II. Bar.
Durham, San Franciscoi j. b. Bonnoy IT,, New
,niees.-I Batrcs; Costa RicS. 8. A.; William Par
ToGaiSys NJ d. b, mn YORK b i stSd@Sn, Boston"
Mones, iowa; e. 5, West, CGlcaSo, z. Il itagers'
N @"9EG5RR CdoRer %m% Il 1T
Mysrs, Th,iI . W, l.; Briggs; Nsw York. A.
W. Dunn, Buffalo.
Enmr. ,. l.. Bloom CINCINNATI, o.; Hon. A.. Allen 4,
George ", XGertoh SS@ Br9nswcS, ~ Jj Ion lion,
Logan Mckee, Danyil!e Ky.;, w. Q. Bradley, Ken
YORK; John a. King. Philadelphia.
~, ST. JAMES. Col A., w. Jones, Virginia NJ; L.
q MscS@ber, III BHo New Y HTEEe T. P@tterson
cleveland Ohio; IL, Fisher Philadelphia w. T..
Taylor, North aroma.
ST. MARc-J. /: Norris, Maryland; John Poe,
Richmond, Va; Edward Pennock, Philadelphia ~.
Mandolph NiTglniai Il. w. Washabaugh, and r. II.
Welsh, Pennsylvania.
:, ARLINaroN-W. w. Beknap, Iowa: General
Runs Ingalls,. United States Army: II. Aytlff, Cape
OF go ID Hope, Area, and L. l.. Ii. ByTens, London,
England.
WoRMLEY's-cieorge l.. Blake, Orange, n. j.: T.
R.M. MaSnn United States Navy; II. II, Skinken
New York, aud a, c. baldwin, Boston.
WELcKER's. j. l. Davenport, II. Munson, II. H.
Johnson and Niscount de Blrr New York,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13

You can publish three.line advertisement Of
WANTED" "For Rent" "For SALE" or LOST"
three tmos for twenty five cents in THE REPUD.
LICAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-13
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
PosT-OFFICE, NEW York, June IL, 1881 mai2

RGS5e HARRIS INSECT POWDER KNIGHTS
RSSS Asthma Cure ExCreter, Wells Health Re
newer, Kidneywort, sold ut .,,,-,,,.,,,
ms DRUG STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-23
Tho Tennessee Democrats.

NASHVILLE, June 22.--The Democratic
state Convention assembled at i. NJ. yes
terday, and consumed the afternoon in dis
cussing the majority report from the Com
miftec on Resolutions. The majority re-
port, which favors the payment OF the capt.
tol and percentage bonds, known as the
State debt proper. and accrued interest, less
war interest, in full. and fayorng the pay
ment of the remainder OF the debt at fifty
cents on the dollar, with per cent. interest
for the first Ten years and 4 per cent: there
after to maturity, was adopted. At the eve
ming session the provision OF the platform
excepting the war interest from payment
was reconsidered and stricken out.
At midnight the Convention proceeded
to ballot for nominee for Governor. The
first ballot resulted: General William Il.
Bate. $50; Robert L. Taylor, 2SS: I. ID. {.
Atkins. PA: John X. Neal, %; William
L. Ledgerwood, rs; Robert Z. Thompson,
S.. No. choice. General William Il. Bate
was nominated for Governor on the fifth
ballot