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shown TO set aside the divorce. The case was
then submitted without further evidence.
A special dispatch from Fort Bowie, Ari-
zona, says that General Crook was in the "a
buaripa district, in the southeastern part of
Sonora, on May p, and that up to that time
he had had no general engagement with the
hostiles.
Senator Thomas F. Bayard has accepted the
invitation to preside at the Newburg n. Y }
centennial exercises at Washington's Head
quarters in October.
Mr.. C. c. Fulton, proprietor of the Baltimore
american, died on the 9TH inst.
POLITICAL.
The Ohio State Republican convention, at its
session at Columbus, ON the 9th inst, Judge
Foraker was nominated by reclamation for
Governor. The rest of the ticket selected is
as follows: Lieutenant-Governor, William G.
Rose, of Cleveland; supreme judge, Gong
term,) w. II. Epson, of Akron, 1.-THE present
incumbent;) supreme judge, (vscancy and long
term,l John III. Doyle, of Toledo, 1.-THE incum-
bent,) both by acclamation; clerk of the su-
preme court, Dwight Crowell, OF Ashtabula
county, (the incumbent,) by acelamation; at
torney-general, U. B. Earnhart, of Miami
county; auditor, John L. 0glevee, OF Clark
county; treasurer, John c. Brown, of jefferson
county; commissioner of common schools, ID.
/. De Wolfe, OF Toledo; member of the board
of public works, Leo Weltz, of Arlington.
The resolutions declare the belief of the Re-
publican party " in the maintenance Of tariff
system which viii provide revenue for the
Government, and at the same time will protect
American producers and American labor; that
it is opposed TO the Democratic doctrine of a
tariff for revenue only, because such doctrine,
If enforced, would OF necessity compel Ameri-
can workmen to accept the unremunerative
wages which are paid their foreign rivals; ;"
and that il looks with alarm upon the avowed
purpose of the Democrats in the next Congress
to reduce the duties on imports. The resolu-
tons also demand the restoration Of the wool
tariff of 1867. They approve the section of the
Ohio Legislature IN the submission of constitu-
tional amendments in relation to the liquor
traffic and approve the taxation of the liquor
traffic for the revenue and for the purpose of
providing against evils resulting from such
traffic. They congratulate the country on the
reduction in internal revenue taxation and in
dorse the Administration of President Arthur.
They declare IN favor of the abolition of prison
contract labor, and in favor Of civil-service re-
form.
The Democratic Convention of Iowa met at
Des Moines on the 9th inst, and nominated
Judge Kline, Of Tama, for governor; Justice
c. Clark was nominated for lieutenant-gov
eTnor; Walter T. HAYES for supreme court
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public instruction. The platform opposes con-
stitutional prohibition and iavors a license law.
The Pennsylvania legislature adjourned on
the 9th inst. The governor issued a message
calling for an extra session on the 18th inst at
noon, for the consideration of the apportion-
ment bills, Congressional, legislative and judi
cial
Gov. Samuel w. Hall, of New Hamshire,
was inaugursted at Concord on the 18th inst Ia
his address he showed that the total revenue
of the State the past year amounted to 1886, 675
expenditures $792, 2o6, and the Indebtedness on
June /, So 363, 060.