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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17
Fson Friday. DAILY.
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The smigrant train last evening car
RED vest lO2 passengers.
L W. Chaplin started for San Fran
cisco By the train this morning. III,
will Be abssnt but a few days.
Aaron Harris. n negro charged With
murder. Wa tnksn from Jail by force al
Entsrpriss. Mississippi. Wednesday
night, and hanged by a mob.
Another Of those immense s-driyer
engines for the Southern Pacific road.
passed through from Patterson, New
Jersey. by the freight train last even
ing.
Peter Munson has secured from the
Postoffce Department the contract for
carrying a semi-weekly mail between
this place and Lamoille valley, his bid
being held as the most favorable one
offered.
The stage from Tuscarora last oven
ing brought down four sacks Of crude
bullion from the Argenta mine. weigh
Ing 4T4 pounds and valued at 80, 500,
which was forwarded by Wells Fargo
q Co., to San Francisco this morning.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: E. 81. Crane. J. n. Banks,
messenger. This evening: Barney
Horn, G.. w. Fuller. G. HUFF, W. Nor.
rim. Departed this morning: w. H.
Bullsrd, Il. X. Senior, J. A. Banks,
messenger.
The accident to the freight train at
Rose Crock, night before last, waA the
result OF n misplaced switch; the en-
CINE and six loaded cars being ditched,
but fortunately without injury TO n
person and with little damage to en-
CINE or cars. The opening Of the
switch is thought to have been with
malice Aforethought,
The regular express train from the
West last evening was another extra
heavy one, two engines being required
to haul it. Attached 10 the train were
special cars bearing the Theodore
Thomas Orchestra, comprising 60 per-
sons, IN their way to Salt Lake City,
where they are billed to appear shortly.
Mcdonald & Willard struck some
very rich rock q day or two ago in their
orpheus mine, near the Mountain
House. A sample OF it exhibited a, tine
Gazette Office was similar to that found
in rich pockets in the southern mines
oil California, and so filled with gold
that it will fatten out in a mortar. 1t
Was found at u depth Of $50 feet, where
The vein is about fourteen inches in
width. The condition Of the ledge and
the quality of the rock steadily i'm
provo with depth.
Ed. Wright, Of the Central Pacific,
Informs us that no hns orders to erect
at Terrace, Utah, a two-story home
station, 3Orll6 feet in extent, at which
the w~est-bound passengers by the COM
pany's trains will take dinner. Mr..
Wright is instructed to have the build
Ing ready for occupancy before tho first
Of July, and as the work was begun
only two days ago, there is no time to
spare, and the house will be crowded
'ip.,tiol as fast az po ssiLle.
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM Mitchell, Huntington.
W II Patterson, Wells.
Miss Annie Holland, Llmoillo.
Mrs Holland, do
W j Urton. Tuscarora.
Mrs l. NJ Bliss. do
A V Lancaster, Alameda.
Mrs Treo. Vermont.
W Il Capell, Carlin.
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EIko Assay Ome..

All kinds OF assaying done promptly
and accurately. Returns may DO OBJ.
tanned from ih.e Office three days oon
or than from other Virginia City or
Sal: Like. Samples Of ore for assay
may be Enclosed with price Of assay
aud forwarded by mail. A simple as
say for gold and silver. 81. All work
intrusted to mo will BIO attended 10
with dispatch.
JOHN Z. GlLLIGAN.
Office between DR.. Meigs' ofloo and
Elko Meat Market. Elko. Nevada. I'm
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Tho Jsncrson Homestead.

The granddaughter Of Thomas Jcncr-
SON., Mrs. Septimn II. Meikelman. is
living in a smnll and very humble cot
tNgo not far from Washington. Re.
Gently the old lady visited the Jefferson
ian homestead at Monticello, where
she was born, and the present owners
actually had the ~effrentery to exact a
fec from her before permitting her to
onter tho house. or pass into the little
graveyard where reposo her ancestors.
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In the seeiiou Of country comprising
The Iudisu Territory. Kansss. Nebraska
snd Dakots, tho COS, Of the Star Route
service foS tho year ending June. 1882.
- eSo5.osa; tho mileage has been
o.eos.e7S. The eos, Of service Of the
sssr sadiuE Jsnc, 1883. was sse5. OCG.
ana milesse 1909. 7O7. showing there
has been q reduction in the cost Of ser.
Vice the past year Of about $4,000,
while tho mileage inotcnSCd nearly a
million.
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" C Goodc. Sacramento,
John Scott. Eureka.
Harry Robinson,
Rsmunrrauve I'm pIoymen..


The Tuscarorn News snys: A cage
brush hAuier informs us that there ar,
Cinnamon engaged IN cutting brush Ia
this vicinity who arc making as high as
Ave and six dollars per day. and that nil
Of them average more than a majority
pf white pen arc getting for any kind
Of labor outside Of mining. There are
quito . number OF white meu engaged
In the business who are making good
wages, but tho supply is mainly fur.
Dishcd by ChinaIpen, The work is not
hard. there is nothing menial or de.
grading about IL, and there Ia no reason
Why this branch OF industry should be
almost entirely monopolizcd by an in.
terror rscs. The brush commands n
ready sale as sopn as II Is cot; II cut
tef's outht costs but q tribe. and there
are plenty OF idle men in tow who arc
willing to work. to furnish all Of tho
brush needed in the camp. II they
choose TO avail themsclre s Of tho OPP
portunity, We nro certain that they
would have the preference from the
purchssers-ovor tho Monaghan cut
ters,
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From q private communication ,.
ceiVed from KeltOn. Utah. says the Pl.
iot' we learn that the stores Of Rein
hart & Co, Chhplow. the Murphy
House and Gem saloon, were destroyed
by FIR" early Tuesday morning. A por-
ton OF the stock and furniture vss
saved. The FIRE is thought to hav.
been i~ncendiary.
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A dispatch from Dallas, Texas, says
that the cattle drive SO far this season
exceeds expectations. Over 200, 600
head have already PASSED over the
trail that leads through Albany. This
does not include more than half the
number that has been driven from the
State.
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The Austin Democrat says: Thomas
Keough yesterday commenced an nc.
ton In the Fifth District Court, Lander
county, against Thomas Breen, to 70.
cover $4,000 AZ his onr-half share of
the sale Of the Brson mine at Midas
Flat. Mr.. Keoueh claims that bo and
Drssn we're partners in the mine. Tho
papers wsro placed In the shohiI's
hands for service,
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Hotel Arrivals.

j NJ Cook, TuEcaTora.
DR. u Robinson and wife, Tuscarort
+ II Klains aud wife, do
Mrs LV Klains. do
Mrs S 4 Pitcher and two
children, do
Geo u Hill, San Francisco.
Ole Thompson. Carlin.
d Dryer, do
John u Clark. Jr., Mo.
A C Harmer, Jr., Philadelphia.
Chns ID Hines, San Francisco.
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Hotel Arrivals.

II Is Banker, T~uscarorn.
A ID Eisoubteh. San Francisco.
q Is Hill. do
NJ PriUg~r. TuscnrOTa.
Sylvan Levy. 81 Louis.
j w HOustcn, Sacramento.
Is Holm, San FIRneiscc.
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d. @. Wheeler was rudsly tossed
about by nm Infatuated bull athis place
near wadsworth a few days since, but
very fortunately escaped with slight
bruises. although he was thrown fifteen
feet falling on his head and shoulders.
He was badly Jared, but is all righ.
now, which his many friends are glad
to know.
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Estrny No,iee.

Game TO my ranch IL miles south OF
Tonno, May nth, two small old ponies:
one q bay marc, branded and vented
circle j. Ono blue horse with lump on
jaw. no brand. Owner Ia requested to
prove property, pay charges and take
away said property.
Il. o. HARDY.
Little Lake Valley. Elko County,
Nevada, May 16, 1889.
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Ruby valley Rodeo..

The stookmen Of Ruby Valley have
reed to rodeo their stock three times
agriug the summer of 1888, as follows:
duFirst rodeo. June LIST.
Second rodeo, July 18th.
Third rodeo. October LIST
All outside parties are requested 10
como and get there stock at these gen.
eral rodeos.
BY agreement Of Ruby Valley stock
men.
Ruby Valley, May 81, 1888. zw
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Comparative Cost OF .oVk ana
EsEs.

A Mathematician, leaving out roofing
and scratching. says: "a hon Inay be
calculated to consume one bushel of
grain yearly, aud to lay ten dozen or
fifteen pounds Of eggs" This is equiv
alent to saying that three md one-tenth
pounds Of grain will produce, when fed
to a hen, fyo-sixths of q pound Of eggs;
but hVe-sIxths OF a pound Of pork re-
quires about five pounds OF corn for its
production. Taking iuto account the
nutriment in each. and the comparative
prices OF tho two. on an average. the
pork is about three times Ms costly n
food as the egg, while it is certainly
less hcultbful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

The programme Of the races adv.r-
used to take place At Wells on the Ith
and 9Th Of July. under the auspices Of
the Wells Jockey Club. wiz be found
published elsewhere in this issue. A
big lime will be had on the occasion Of
the races.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

Arrived by stage from TusrOrora this
evening: A Eisenbaob. NJ Cook, DR.
Robinson and wife, Geo Il Hill. IA
Banks. Departed this morning: A
Lancaster, Mrs l. AZ Bliss, u NJ Crane,
Mrs Rosmislrus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

The President was in consultation
with the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Commissioned Of Internal Revenue in
regard to the proposed reduction Of the
Internal Revenue Districts. A compar-
ntive statement has been prepared at
the Treasury department showing the
decrease in receipts the present fiscal
year to June LIST, 81. l7O, $40.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

Came to my ranch on the river Just
below town, C small brown horse, about
six yests old. and branded with two
half oirclos looped into each other on
the right shoulder. Tho owner Is re-
aaes,ed Ia prove his property and take
it away. II. N. DoasEr.
Elko, May 20, 1888.
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acIn at wells.

We have just received notice that mr..
rarToments have been made at Wells
for races ut That place on tho ith and
9th OF July, at which $50 will DO
hung up in purses. The programme
Of particulars will DO published to NOR
row or noHt day. o..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

A Chicago Justice Who deemed him.
sell qualified to discharge the s1sou-
i've as we'll as Judicial functions Of his
ONCE, attempted to thrash q disobedi-
ent ofiieer Of his court. and got him
self beautifully licked.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

The trial of the London dynamiters
was closed in that city yesterday, tho
Jury returning a verdict of guilty
against DR.. Gallagher, Wilson. White
head and Curtain, and a verdict of not
guilty in the case OF Ainsburgh aud
Bernard Gallagher. The -four men
found guilty were sentenced to life
long penal seryilude.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

At a meeting Of the r aiiroad Com
m%issioners in San Francisco, Tuesday,
Dennis kearney. as n representative OF
the laborors Of California, appeared and
objected to q reduction In fares aud
f%reights, as IL would Affect the wages Of
il,OOO employees Of tho railroad COM
pany. O. w. Ayers, o farmer, spoke
Ia favor Of n reduction, aud charged
tho Commission with being dila,ory,
and refusing to perform its duty. Footo
and Carpenter objected TO Ayers con-
,~inuing In this strain, aud attempted 10
stop him. Ayers got excited, saying:
"This Ia q FREQ country and you can't
stop me- oamo hero IN behalf OF those
you have betrayed" Tie then put his
hand In his poke, and hurled IN egg
at Carpenter and missed him. A ION OF
Carpen.ss. sitting behind Ayers,
knocked him down and placed aim uu.
der arrest. After tho excitement was ni.
laycd. Foote offered a schedule re-.
ducing tho rate TO three cents . mile,
for round trip tickets ss we'll a. local,
Ms n substitute ioI Humphreys seized.
ole reducing the rate 10 81 per osnt
Action was deferred until hsEt day.
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Bad Acci;tCuI.

Tuscarora News: Sunday afternoon,
aS Postmaster Frank Parsons was
riding near the Ba,in mine. a coil Of
loose wire lying on the ground became
e%ntauglcl in his horse's feet, which
irippcd him up aud he fell to the
ground. He fell upon the right leg OF
the rider, breaking tho ankle bone in
two places. A person living in n cabin
near by. witnessing the accident, came
to his relief. a carriage WAS sent Tor
and the wounded man taken to his res.
ideno" in town, where the injured limb
received proper surgical attention. The
injury Is " severe ono and it will prob
ably DO three months bJfore the pa
tioDt is fully recovered.
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Charles ID. Hines. General Agent for
the Pacific CoasL Hotel Register Com
papy. Of San Francisco. Ia on his bisn.
nial tour supplying hotels and solicit.
Ing advertisements. Ths gentleman
made n pleasant call at this Office in the
limo Of business to day. He will fur.
nish the Depot Hotel with a now regis.
ter.
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ons Of tho lady passengers on Ray.
mond's excursion train was found dead
IN her berth al Reno, on tho Sth. Her
name was MISS Annie Nillor. Of Rich.
moud, Virginia.
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Travel on the stages from Elko, or
toward Elko. has been very light Of
late. and but lirtlO in any direction. ms
rodeoing and farming attract attention
10 oihor matters,
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BORN.
SHoRr-ln Ruby Valley. Juno 2, 1888,
to the wife Of Frank Short, a son.

james Clark, Of the Depot Hotsl, re-
turned yesterday from Ogden. aecompa-
MED by his sister, whom he had gone
out 10 meet on her way hero from her
home in the East.
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a. J. Pslln.. = ..s.S.a n s--.
hauling the front room Al he 80 -
OF the Depot Hotel. which l. heinx con-
'erted into . lunch stand for The 40
eommodation Of railroad passengers.
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rn,n--. aanr..

I'll 10y has just received direct from
China q lot new goods suitable for tho
holidays, including new styles Of hand
korcbiefs. fine teas, toys, etc.. oio. Gall
nd examine. deo9-u'
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just received at Mullor's Drug Store
. full supply OF Landreth's fresh gsr.
den and grass seeds. in papers and in
bulk. Will DO sold at eastern retail
ricos. diw&w2
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W~ELls.fAaGo IND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

Plsiucrs hours In Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. aud
the U: :: Stage Office, at the Depot Hotel, will
be as follows. until further notice:
,M~orning-From Q; to ., aud nom to II
o'clock.
.ESrnIns--Fnom 1 to .. and nom 8 to d
O'Clock.
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Long trains Of flas.csrs, and gangs Of
Chinese. are still engaged In gathering
up tho iron rails along the track. for
transportation 10 Sacramento.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-17

Emigrants 10 tho number OF 273. oc.
c1pying ten cars, hHvo passed ives,
during the past three days.
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The stage from Tuscarora tl.is even
ing brought down twelve bars Of Navajo
Bullion, valued Mt s2i. 1903. 10. 1t will
DO forwarded by wells. Fargo \ Go. to
San Francisco, tomorrow morning.
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Among tho late arrivals here arc Mr..
Barney Horn, former partner Of Dan
Murphy.
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The rev IlnE IiSlE.

Under ths present arrangement the ceriraI
Padie trains arrive here as foliows.
Snox wErr.
Express Nc. T:topS
Freight aud Emigrsnt No. s........ s;oSL.E
Overland Freight No. T............ 5:OOA.H.
TEo EAST.
kApHsS~ w.. 1:St A. -.
Freight and Emigrant No. G....,.,. I:y1 p N.
Overland Freight No. 3.-..-........iO: jO Al.
ER-The Express trains from both East
Hid West stop - minutes for meals.
Through nrt-class tickets 20 Carson. Yir.
EiniA City. hawthorne, Eureka and Austin,
Eev. Also hirst. second and third class
tickets tn all u g principal poiuIs In the Enst.
Eoid Al the kaiiroad Ticket Oaiee at the Depot
Hotel.
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Hotei Arrivals.

Byrns, San francisco.
Frank BoskowiiS. DO
8 d S~trooter, Lamoillo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-04
Alexandria Affairs

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Edward Clarkson, re-
spected citizen, was found dead in his bed yester-
day morning at the residence OF his daughter, on
Wolfe street. adjoining St Mary's hall. He was
u years old, and his health had not been robust
for some time, but he was out on Saturday. The
physicians decided that his death was caused by
Ossifcatton OF the heart. He was the father OF
Mr. E. Clarkson, the Fairfax street tinsmith; Miss
Mrs. NJ. Clarkson, OF washington. HIS funeral
will take place tomorrow.
GONE 10 CAMP.-The St Johns cadet battalion,
ing via the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail-
road for FREDERICKSBURG, where they will encamp
until next Monday. Seventy-fve cadets went to
the camp, which will be fixed on the hills near
the Rappahann0ck river They carried with them
seventeen tents and full camp equipage, with q
small cannon for sunrise and slndown gun.
CHURCH SESTICEa-Rev. ChaS Herr, who
preached at the First (Fairfax stree Presbyterian
church yesterday, was the only nonresident who
oniciated at the churches The Young Mems
Ing at the Methodist Episcopal church.
SETTLING UR-The court Is stfll engaged In set
talng up the business OF the ante-bellum building
The sale OF all their assets yet remaining unsold
win take place early next month These aSsocia-
ti9ns will be over twenty years In closing up.
city closed its May term on Saturday.-During
May eight marriage licenses were granted:-
The city ofhcials are to-day Ming their Official
finance committee to-night-The Teachers In
stitute. last week. was attended BY some nny per-
sons NJ; Henry Z: Halloweil; OF montgomery
county, No, lectured upon health and education,
was listened to with attention. ana received the
unanimous thanks OF his auditors S-Ihe circuit
court here has made decree n s favor Of t,a tne
churcA Is to be repaired and renovated-The
Smith warehouses. on King street, between Lee
ana an: Fairfax. where seven nremen were nneo IN II
$4,G00-The bark @ r. Ward left here yesterday
with cooperage for Cuba
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The MaHKefA.

ss BALTIMORE All q OR June 4ayirgnis 6 second SERIES
BALTIMORE June Cotton dull-m dd,ing l0x.
Flour firm. with fair demand-Howard street and west
ern super. 3.25a4. 90; do. extra, l.5a5. 90; do.
family s 2sae 25 city mills. super s. 2ss4 90: do.
extra 26s6 SO; do. Rio brands 00s6. 25 Patapeco
fam,ihly 6:ss; do: superIatve patent 10 Wheat.
l.24sl. 24h; No, western winter red SPOT. L2I1s
121k; June, !. 2lal %; July l.22kal. 23; August,
12tsal 2t.: septembcr. i:25aaI 2e; October. 25s
l2Sk Corn-eouthern easier western lower and dull:
southern white: Sos6ss; dc; yellow; e2se4; western
miLed . spot and june 65Aao4; July. Co,.se5S Aus
s99u.heEn. ls.s2; western white. 4sasl; do. MIXED,
and and eass1priEe to choice Pennsyivsnia and Mary:
pcrk. 90 75 Bulk measshoulders clear rib sides.
Packed 9allS Bacon,shoulders. %. clear rib sides,
IN. Hams. l4Asl5k. Lxrl-renned, IAN. Butter duh
snd yeak-wssss,n. packed; iO.Is; cre.nery. ae.aI.
steady-Rio cargoes. ordinary 70 far. sas. Sugar
WHISKY quiet l. issai i9 Freishts 10 Liverpool Pc:
steamer aull.cotton. 6S2d,; nouI ls;so; ersins
bushels; corn. 900 bushels; oats 900 bushe rye.
g. g000bushee. Shipments-corn. g. 0O0 bushels. 6alee-
wheat, lAl. 600 bushels; corn. 26. 600 bushels.
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Texas Legislators Indicted for Ganb.
ling.

THE INDICTMENTS STOLEN FROM THE CoCRT HoUsE.
ST LOUIS June A dispatch from Austin,
lex, says the grand jury has indicted from forty
to nifty members OF the Legislature for gambling
quite a number OF those indicted have left money
fine rather than go TO trial In court. Another dis.
patch from the same place says some one entered
the county clerks Office on Saturday night and
stole all the indictments returned by the grand
jury Tor violations OF the gambling law, incluiiug
thoSe against the members OF the legislature
circles are greatly elated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-04
Talk In Political Circles.

Senator John Sherman made speech at Mans
1eld. Ohio. Saturday, at the meeting OF the Rich
land county republican convention to send dele
gates to the republican state convention. Mr. Sher
man said the republicans are in favor OF taxes on
imported goods which shall furnish revenue to the
government and build up manufactures of all
kinds, so that workingmen may have fair wages
for fair days labor. Speaking OF the presiden.
tial contest OF 1884. Mr.. Sherman said the result
would decide the fate OF parties for many years to
come. The republicans have been weakened by
divisions in the north, but are gaining In the
south. He regarded the attempt to nominate Gen.
Grant for third term as most unfortunate for
him GGrant@ and d. for the republican party: Mr..
VenttOn.
THE SITUATION IN OHIO.
The republican convention for the nomination of
state officers Will be held in Cleveland tomorrow
and Wednesday. Three candidates for the nomi-
nation for governor are prominently in the field
renee, OF BellefOntatna, and Joseph Turney, OF
Cleveland. The opposition to MI. Foraker arises
the senatorial interests OF Gov Foster. Judge
Lawrence Will have the support OF his congress
slonal district. Dark horses are looming up and
among these are Gen. Thomas and Senator Sher-
man.
OPPOSITION TO GEN. BUTLER
The Massachusetts, reform club at the Parker
house, Boston, yesterday afternoon voted unani-
mously to hold convention OF Massachusetts, in
uCpClANOueo WIZ o1O OppVSOu W DuIlcIlSus Iuc
convention will be called early to anticipate the
action OF other state conventions They win nom-
mate their own state candidates.
Mr.. HENDRICKS AND THE OLD TICKET.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, recently inter
Viewed relative to the nomination OF the old ticket
of Tilden and Hendricks. said: 'sThere seems to
be strong sentiment In favor OF the old ticket.
-Four years ago did not realize the full force OF
the demand, and really felt that had been in
the position of vice president long enough. did
not feel the absolute taking the second
place. It was for that reason that declned-n0t
from any hostility to Mr. Tilden. do not doubt
that II the old ticket were renom1nated it would
be elected"
GEN. GRANT ON 1884
Gen. Grant, in Louisville, KY. expressed the
opinion that Blaine and Logan were both very
strong men for the republican nomination in
1854