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Your lstter was Q welcome one; because 1t
told me- jost how Mstters stood, I was lit
,ls surprised Ut what was the matter, but
hope that danger and The worst Is over.
am sorry sha has the recurrence Of Il ghty
spells, because 1t indicates TINT she Is fur from
we'll, but having them at such intervals still
proves she ia mending on the whole. l am 20
thankful for your sind interest, and will owe
you big debt. thought oousjdersble over
the idea Of your moving to Pittsburgh or Al.
legaeny, and thought 10 suggest to you to
look about ano prospect little IS 10 the ad-
Visibility o. 40 doing While you are up
there you can d. eonDiderably better In that
way yourself than another could, anil II you
see reasonable chance OF making succsts
Of the matter will Try 10 furnish the means
Of so doing. csqnot offer advice about It.
only be sctiye ip case you deelde, and for
AnGie's sake and the kindness you hAVo
shown hOr and me, I will do all I can. I II
might be q good thing for yoq. to removs
from here. for there are many chancep in Q
largo city to one in, g. place like this. Yet
syery COZ dition has ita drawback. You can
weigh tbs matter better than | can, what ia
the last to DO. irsm 10 D,uch obliged for
your letter, and hops to have smother attain
early day. 7 enclose you little money
uelElUs 1Iu IA pcuu wv AtSAo Az y Wy VA
two. With many thspbs, believe me tin-
cerely Your Friend, 9.
In ono letter reference Is made 10 The
drowning OF "my young man" down the
river. This is important AZ idaptilyingthe
writer. He continually spesks OF "the girl
In the store, and ''ny outside help" ard
co,nplains OF hard work aud big frsight bills
In nist.tenthn OF the letters. TAKEN a. q
whole, the corrcspondsnco, taken In coz.
nec,ion with the action OK the writor Of the, D
lettero now 10 euoughfto d!s2ussS msn with
spy.7s human nature In ! his compost.
ton. ;, Whet be-; the ~ story will be
admitted In exlasuae IN the police court this
morning oan only be ssen ai.sr ths sttsmpt
Is made. The woman Jan probably be oonr
Yicted OF atsault, In which case her thirty.six
hours Of imprisonment will probably be
heightened Into nearly az many days. SIC
iuspsNslos OF JuDaAENrAKrD.i y
Mr. Bhsib5 said to an IsTEtI4sxEcRR re-
porter last night that hs hHd nothing to 9 =
10 the public, except that he asked 6uspt d
sion OF judgment uutil the facts can be tstah.
lisbed. .! u, III u,
81 It was reported last night late, that Mira.
Hayman had attempted 10 commit suicide In
her cell at tho lookup, but this was denied
there. T.f;;5JiS = e. 3 9 y
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DOR SALE--A FIFTY HOkSEF0NER
II Engine with nttRt hmens. In gotd runlItg
pricc reasonable For further rGIticuau eli Il
office or address JOHN =. HUFFMAN d son, N
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WAS IT DLLcKYAIL?

MIRA. Hayman aud her sister claim thar,
in view Of hin prou,ise, they hn,l right to
demsnd money OF 6heib. 4, A; few weeks ago
Mrs. uaymsn called On him Ct his store, and
said, "Wi!l, il You. wait to gst rid Of a,e,
say so like mao, and | will trouble you no
mora" His reply. she says, was, II do not
want to get rid Of you. ! love you us much
as evar.n Whsn she left he offered her
money, but saa spurned 1t, saying she
wanted him, not his mohty. Aiterwnrd she
attempted 10 $50 hin. bu. falling wrote
threatening letter to Tighten him into az
interview. This wsg tho. letter he gave to
Chief Bennett she oven sought, Saturday,
10 procure the publication In the newspapers
Of warning 10 him, but Of osurse Jailed.
6lok in mind and body, abe happened TO pass
him On the street Saturday night, and with,
out premeditation addressed him. Thpn'
followed the scene which led 10 her arrest.
She declaiea abe was prepared 10 go away
and never sec Sheib again II he would but
say good-5y. ~ x X s5,il Il = "a
When she WAS arrtstsd, sevsrsl OF the by.
ISLANDERS were vary indignant. that the men
was not also taken into custody, and two
men In particular declared that she WIS Hrst
sssailed. and denounced the one sided action
of the ttficer. Ats Hayman YVES hustled o #
without n ohsnco to sacsriain these gentle
mems names, but they appeared interest
ia3the case, ard will doubtless appear in
police court this morning. ~ sis5.-l
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=, WHEN you want . hrst-olass Buggy o:
Wagon, 20 to Boyd's &c. AZ 80, q,
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In wash dress goods at s cents per yard, and
also a bankrupt lot Of mems clothing at 30
cent? on the dollar. W, FAaaxI..
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools Aad eseds. s. f. Boyd's, Market
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FIVE thousand new styles OF Carpets. Wall
Papers, Borders and Window Blinds, Oh
Cloths, etc, etc., at manutaoturers' prices for
cash. Call coon II You Wish to save money
at Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street. Z. IS;
lIE,lii55 JOHN. RoEuxn, Agent,
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Z. CHrArxsr Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Bhovsls
Mattooks, at 8. E. Boyd's, Market square, 81
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TOLEDO, Q juno 22.-Wheat dull; mo. 2 rcd
SCI s;2.s; July 9.hc; Angus, ss4c; September
h53+c;y august bsc asked Oats quiet and weak.
No. 2e,th July Is; asked; August 2sHc ssp,eni.
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fRrL1AnLE srsps, that never fail to grow,
are sold by boyd No old Atock offered.
Everything New and Frash Oropat Boyd's. y
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WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE LOW-JOURNAL AND
u ledger, full b,urd. Ri ss'a u d. srd (udI
..ood a. ne Il. enquire Ola J. SWkEAEi, No il
Twelfth ktffCt. ~ 40
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!, Arrangements have been made for add,
tionsl coaches and slaepins oars sufficient to
meet the yush, ard passengers will b- carried
through quickly and sately by the Pennsyl-
vania lines. e - q = N !, ~ - !
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FoR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
The Farm Of the late IT, Sphn Fnglhh, contain.
INK NIFTY rcies. Situated gu the souih tof oil lor
nacudsmi.cd DAD. seven miles from u htclIne,trs
mile IRON clinton +. .. Sid iG,m Il suitable iof
market gardening. hks good dp eilipg hou,e, ntvtr
falling spriue and well Of water 1itht st he dtor
and z cd orchard in iull btsiirg. Tor particulars
enquire on The pr mics, or sd1IcM J. y. or J. u.
ENGLISH, Clinton. thinCo., v. VI. m,E
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The following shows the range Of the ther-
.momeler, IS observed at SchneIt'a drug store,
Opera House corner. Saturday: IA. N, 76::;;
IAN, 90; 3 P: NJ, No;7 p. NJ, So. eundn, :
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Petfolcunl.

plrTBUnoH, PA, June Alan unsettled feeling
controlled III oil cir, les when opened this mornrg
VS. diAtrustiul. and fear WAS rxpiessed b. usus
dealers thu the sheea OF NJ mber Of operatois
Know known 10 he heavily weHhted. Would not pass the
Clearing House.'2 Fortunately tue fears proved
anair 7; B. wiIGu, was u able 10 take i7.C 10 b,r.
rela bought yesterd.y At t5Hc, and that amount
was sold out 70 day o his account Ths Inference
Was only 5000. he market opesc ut 66Ic, la
the afternoon afelipg feve: teiz,d the trade and
while not much Gil chang, hands, prites quickly
dropped 10 sc. tasu rallied 10 bic. broke ID bxc
but iesoyered sBain and osed with better reine
At bAHc bid. Tne sessions were no; marked BY any
unusual excitement. Tsado WIS We sca:cu and ut
willing 10 purchsso: humoIs 1T cliug Tho credit
Of men and firms III the oil trade were freely
circulated during the day, bat Ia every ihstsr "a
those pointed 10 as on the verge OF allure met on,
Eagemeu1 promptly. One large deale: hose psmo
h.s been on The tongues 81 bAukeiJ and oper, tYrs
tor week. reisived cash rpmitscnces ON bnsi'
ness associates In New York tordsy, wnich cnebi d
him +, margin oil down to Acn i barrel suti Il IN
cultieE. ~ 81 ~ 1852 49, -. -.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHINeroH, D. O., June 22-l:3o A. "
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, To-
cal showers, partly cloudy weather, variable
Winds, generally from northeas. 10 southeast
In the Tennessee, and from east to south in
the Ohio Valley, Blight iAll in temperature
except iu eastern TENNESSEE stationary tenn
perature. 5t't,t ~ 5ssl ..,iis5 - Fai-
fN For the Lower Lake regions, fair weather,
east 10 tou,h wind. stationary temperature
in the eastern portion, slightly cooler in the
western portion. az, z, = : ~, ,....,g
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On CITY, Pa. lure 2l-Hsrtet op.ned at ssxs
57c, dropped to tikc auc,uatei between SIC slid
bSAc all day with rapid and excItabe luct,ist lions
slssod s!e5e eid: lad!ca'i.as Of better prices PC
yalen g. me close; safes bres clssrsices
an and Och. stisss 70, yo'eny 81
69sS7 ,rrcls Char 81 20 barrels daily ayersss
1851 b'rrels; rtfaed New YORK nc. re, = ~
TIrusvllE. PA June 2l-7he failure Of Garrison
ycsteid caused considerable fear in tho oil trc ia
that o'her disasters would follow with reps, l
81 iheIesent panic The selling yesterday coupied
went slong Smoo h to-day until reports arrived ~
ne nanG failure In flttsbrIgh This was the las;
ped 10 size, bat Closed armer a. Sc. 1'op'
!, BRADFORD. Pa. June 2l.-Crude oil weak and
lover; tntsl runs for Fiilay 7T,22i barrels: totsi
shipments 60 405 burelY; cha.tfm N,7s2 6arrri s.
c!a.Hnoes o.eo!.o go hsrIel.! United Pipe LIN,
c,osod ~ opened a. ~ Highest price OF the day
:. TTusvuIs. Pa. June 2l.-opaued at Sc: hiyb.
est ts7c; lowest ol'zc; closed al Sc. ~
&c, crude GskS67sc $50 - a., - 1850 o1seu
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A verdict web found to the { feet TIM. the
death Of Smith was In no way the fault Of the
contractor or anyone elSs; that had be obsyed
instructions he would not have been killed;
that all precautions bad been taken to save
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Excursion xaseS 10 tho Den, ocrntie IA
q tional conventios. ~ ~
On account OF the Democratic National
Convention, which meets at Chicago july
9Th, the Pannsylvanis Compapy-Ft. Wayne
R,ute-and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
st Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rou,e-will
cell e&curaion tickets to Csicsgo and return
at rae Of on. fare Tor tia round trip, from
I'LL ticks stations on their lines. tickets
will, DO sold from July 3 4 TO 7th and will b.
good for return pss;age until July lS.h in
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Live EtOck.

CHICAGO. Juno 2l.-The Drotvrs, yo,tr,o, reportt.
Live hoss-Receipls i0.5oo be d; suipments Srfti
nesd; m s very week spd losl6c 10 4er: rouah
6M5 l0 packing and shipping IS l0s5 IS:
,0D head: shipmsnt 500 head: market active
anu steady exports sc Stat co. good to choics shn.
ping =, 20 has 60; common to medium IS 2ssS %:
6l5. Sheep Receipts $40 head shinments 2O1 had.
msyEst as ady Inferior 10 fair "a 25s3 90 per evil:
n n to good Is C1aa IS; choice 10 exi,a 81 q
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ITl'ITT7777--s -7gT=-T % Z
BONE CHOICE n,Ts, 9I

The Letters abound In readable paragraphs.
which show that had the author devoted
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
The FinaueIai World.

Tar Lsnedon'a CITY Ruttar Crackers,
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CINCINNATI, o.. Juno 2l.-Flour dull and nm.
chsnged. y NEAT dull aud nomi lAi; No. rcd 81 q
receipts 6.10 bushels; shipments 1000 bushels
Corn heavy: No mixei 57Ezc. Cat, dull and
Dropping al 35Hc Rys quiet III &c. Pors dull and
lower at 6 75a!6 SIX. Lard timer Ut 7,IJc7 5cs
Bulk meat, firm: shoulders &c, lh1It rib Sl.c' B con
dul ihouldets sc hhyit ribs 9Ac; short clear DC,
whisky a'm at 81 " butter quiet aud uncnauged.
Cheese quiet anu unchanged. Egg hesl at isaissfc
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Flour ", ak. Wheat
No. 2Ied June s. 0lal ok: July $40 s<ai 0lN:
August 81 lHal uik; septembe 81 gal ok Corr
op,i1us quiet asd steady: caIlot, In modefate DC.
&c; July Gssla6iKc: august g. T.63c: September
b1tisks1iic. U.,s quiet; No. 2 mixed 85Xc;E No. :
white 3oaS6ss4c, NJ. 2 white 37<sS,c. Esss ouiet
extras H1saioHc: b ese dull; Oaio fiat choice
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NEW YORK, Juuc 2l.-flnuf dull: receipts Is 900
Si ,HAs SSpot,s oGo baftels Wheat elfA white
pf0ceA - 76A6 ". MhCa, tput los knNc .Wvr,
options opened TITLE lover, afterwards vaur,sl
SA;se ~ vs. closed atm; tstepS 2!x1 buAheh u.
.5tseis ungraded red 7ctaai Ol; NJ. 9 I'd 0,Sc'
30. Icd y elh; uggt.aed red 81, ~ No. ! I'D
Sasss o. Slgsing !. s95c August, Ata ~.
.e,ubet sales lUoUc buihsls Al O.I..l .. Il cIn.
tng isl4.h 0.Desr. SAFES q oco bl.hela q d d.
oaahs ~, 4 y ~! w, e!o.ii ii u OK: Corn,
lower. ievoyeted mof o. the decliuc siI C.usuI
afm receipts 70 0Jv bush liz, exports I20 90 bu,h.
gig. unHs.ded t7a64; Ny. q. 1SA3'2sc: ktes.utr
sS Nc Sss9skci ola n" {sAc; ui.
s stHSiMet JIiy oAs!al;, clos d q. S45ss. AusuAi
closed At 5.}fc; October os4o O.ti hsHd iyWsi;
H. m1ea ' westerns ssan' s sas9'r ,hi ~ S %
sa M ep. q Hta and sn niu a a,ssS ~
;s. as!c. Colesspot i.l RIO outlet. cp,lunnols more
kio test wc4kLes 0wlns 10 Tho near app, zach III
tue Tor deive.i.s; sales $40 bags Rio 10. july
~ lbxS Nv; August ut acc, sept, NIB nj & Iux
10 g; .G!oeer at s,sSc; November At 500, Decrm.
cen.iiiusAi b1s ID, cut loai ana crulhci 7Ea;scc,
gr iuul.ic Q it.id, bjIc. Mulasses QUIET anu IT,.
changed. Rec dem aud iai xnd market firm, TAI.
!Sw dan and easy. kesin dun At s.2tAl 27I.
,,e.Iy AID III f-it demand. PORK dull and nomi
BAL; L!i mess pork quoted NJ 500. cut meals
uull. Lard htrUnx; western steam spot 7ibc; July
G rSoaa ~; A,aEu,s 1,aosgs September S.oc
d!oJping. Cae>sc dull aud lower: western lat 4syo
tElGAao, ILL.,, June 2l..-Flour, quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat In fair demand and ulueltied
opeLel weak and kAHc lower, bat ~ith mar ed
i@yI Si.yn,H,a so:i sdystsea c aud then
,Ac. ssain iaillei ana closed Nv over tho lal.,s
figures yesterday; sales ranged: June aisIaHSlSc.
closed IT., Sss.c; July se3ssseHc, closed q S65sc
a aug .Ir s1sSs sSs sep'e s sss No. MI
you'd demAl and unkett IL. ans .eu BY the same
inf lcrc:s ~ whe.E cab 5ia5516c, clio cd at S3s
6,H June 64ns55T;, closed VI bjSc: July b5ss6c,
o6 September sSss6NS clos. It Ssc; et ossb ~
,oao,5sc: yeae 4StSa4s1sc. CA4 duh and easier
cash 3! %s'laSc: June SIC: July SisSaslc, closed
At SisSs .s.ust 21a4s2se. closed at i7Ns2sc; CD
Rye aul .stsh Barley aaii 4 GEESE SSca s 1s
dull and easy a. 81 bUAl 81. Fork QUIET A. iOaItIc
lower cash S8 S1: July GOALS 6,clOsea 1t 10 IS:
Angus! SO l2hal9 ~. clLsed at slg25; rep ember
a.ive; nd sxuced S0A35c; cash 742lIa7 Soc: Jmiv
1850, clos Cd at75A7 &C: August iIa7 7tc, closed
At 77tha176c; eeItembDe 7.t0a7 871<c, C,osed M
1927 s pis &C. ons. y s2aIss DECEMBER s.e0i
short RIBS 7: abort clear SIC. Butter QuIeI and
unch .uSed. Eggs l6al6kc. Whisky steady aud
unchan. ed at u 10. ,-} y ,i}7 81 ~ i -
ClSciSNArI, o., juno 2l.-Flour dull aud uu.
changed, y neat dull aud nomi tai: No. red 81 e
Corn heavy: No z mixei 6755zc. Cat, dull and
dropping a. 35Hc Rye quiet At SIC. Pori dull and
lower al 75a!6 SIX, Lard ti,mer Ut 7.iIc7 SCI.
Bulk meat firm: shoulders &c; thMt NIB SI,o B con
Mhisky tltn at sI07 butter ouIct aud nnrnann.SE
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n -
seVe' kNI N' l,5,E9 lls 81 !si 4-ssf y n.
East LIBERTY. Juue2 .-Cattle-Na,tet nothing
66o olg az through tonsgnmen,r IoceIpI 2!ss
neaa: snipmrrts none. HosR-N Market sow. r.,
ceipls 29O0 heai: Rhlpmona 1890 head: Ph,late 81.
pn!SH y s3ah Is: !orkers IS 2sa5 9s ehecp-Market
nSn,SN!ng diug ~ co.ed dull receipts LOCO head:
CINCINNATI, o., June 2l.-Liye ,so.n a,r 49,,
mon q n and light 81 a,as so: packing aud butsSe.s
a' oo receipts 400 head shipments, l,G4o head.
Cotton. ~,
SiW YoaK, June al.-coion steady at ii Eliza
nnw rSc' iusatGs ateady; June ulSc: July li,lec:
EahDer ~ 5so: Ieccmber l055c: January 10 &c:
feo sat lo.'sc; March 1880; April 10 99c. ~
..iis Dry Goods. X },.5l
=; MY ~, foaE, June 2lAs usual to tho cir sing day
iiehi nU sss e teIdemand h.s besn exceedingly
e5,$tSaf StiJ6tSt lem her. Y s. rs 81. "
NEW foRs, juno 2l-Lea.hcr steady and f.,,,v
aetlve: h.mlock sole 2j.2ahc 4 80 - -
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CHE Oh! a.:a.t:.e|':l|!liq(fl,;1ltltler::
New Advertisements.

Oftc+: h".2o n, q 20 funr,e.r'h Street
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Press Opinion as to the Conferenoe.

PARIS, June 15-Le Paris, a government Or
gan, says: "France and England have agreed to
propose at the Egytian conference measures
looking to naturalization of the Suez canal The
preliminary agreement between France and
England stpuates that the British troops shall
remain in Egypt till January l, 1888, and may
remain longer if England and one other great
power judge it expedent."
The London Daily News, referring to the
agreement, says: 1T gives every practical guar
antee for the maintenance of English interests
in Egypt, A hostile vote Of Parliament will be
fatal to the scheme Dissolution of that body
would speedily follow, the European concert
would be destroyed, the friendly understanding
with France be succeeded by jealous and al
most hostile feeling, the settlement of the
Egyptian question would be indefinitely ad
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MIR. Moody,s ReIigious Services.

LONDON, June l5-Four services were held
to-day in the Temple Gardens. Mr.. Moody
preached at the first service on the subject "The
Good Samaritan" The sermon was intently
listened to and produced marked effect The
celebrities present included General Lord VOL
seley and many other officers of the army Dur
ing the day the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen
the Duke of Abercorn, the Earl of Jersey sew
eral members of the Rothschild family and
members OF dnan9 parament & attended The inquiry
were two members of the House of Commons.
The collections during the day for the London
hospitals realized f273.
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A BUSINESS SCANDAL.
Probability that the Pork Manufactured by
Fowler Bros. Will All Be Refused.

CHICAGO, June 14-The latest scandal around
the provision pit is increasing in proportions as
the scandals in this crowd usually do when they
leak out 1t is now believed that the same OBJ
lection which was made to the 4 900 barrels of
pork made by the Fowlers and recently rendered
on contracts, and which objection was sustained,
will be made to every barrel of pork manufact-
ured by this concern. AS the Fowlers have been
sellers of pork, and have been making it indus
triously both at their Kansas City and Chicago
houses, it is thought by those who are well
posted, that they must have 20, ,000-perhaps 30
000-barrels of stuff made in this way, with the
fanks improperly cut, and all more or less doc
tored, and all of which is likely to be pronounced
irregular by the Board of Trade. The practical
removal of this brand from the market by the
action of the inspection committee has had a
good deal to do with the recent advance in pork
during the past two three days. Their fail
ure, too, has had something to do with the weak
ness of lard, for the impression is abroad that
the Fowlers are trying to run 'corner" on con
tracts.
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Marriage i'm Verv Hieh Life.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 15.-The marriage of
the Princess Elizabeth of Hesse and the Grand
Duke Sergius, of Prussia, took place in the
Winter Palace to-day, with the customary pomp.
Two services were performed, the first in accord
ance with the orthodox ritual, and the second ac-
cording to the Lutheran rite. At the conclusion
of the services a salute of 101 guns was fred in
honor of the newly married couple. A state
banquet was given in the afternoon, at which
toasts were offered in honor of the Gar and
Czarina, the bride and bridegroom, and the
Grand Duke of Hesse in the evening there was a
grand ball All the festivities were on a scale of
unusual magnifcence
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BLAINE MEETING AT CHICAGO.
Five Thousand Republicans Ratify the Ma.
tiOnal Nomination.

Five Thousand Republicans Ratify the Ma
tionaI Nomination.
CHICAGO, June 4-The Republican ratifca
tion meeting to- night was largely attended, and
very considerable enthusiasm manifested. The
crowd in the hall numbered between 1000
and 5000 and various torch-bearing bodies from
different parts of the city headed by bands of
music, led the way to the place of meeting and
enlivened the scenem and about the hall On the
platform were about 200 of the advertised list of
vice presidents, among whom were Joseph
Medill, E. B. Washburn, George Schneider,
John Wentworth, c. B. Farwell and others
Senator John |. Gilbert, of New York, in the
course of a speech said he had attended the ma
tional convention in the interests of Edmunds
but at the same time he was prepared to abide
by the will of the majority, which was clearly
for Blaine.
Frank W. Palmer, John Wentworth, Martin
BEEN and Mr., Peabody, of Colorado all made
speeches eXtolling the record of the party and of
the two men who had been named as leaders in
the present campaign. They all touched upon
the attempt made to inaugurate an independent
movement, and contended that its only effect
would be to rouse the full strength of the party,
which had desired and had succeeded in placing
in nomination the man of its choice
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-06-16
EX-SENATOR MDONALD.
He Would Not Have offered Any Opposition
to the Nomination of the Old Ticket

He Would Not Have offered Any Opposition
to the Nomination of the Old Ticket.
Interview in Chicago Tribune
In regard to the withdrawal of Mr. Tilden and
the new phase it puts upon the Democratic nomi-
nation, the Senator said: Il have alway felt
that Mr. Tiden would not be a candidate, in
view of the state of his health. There can be
no doubt that the dominant sentiment of the
party was favorable to the old ticket, and, had
he not declined, his nomination would have fol
lowed as a matter Of course Nor would | or
my friends have offered any opposition Mr..
Hendricks would naturally have gone with Mr..
Tilden for one could not be taken up without the
other: Indiana would not have been satisfied
with anything else We were a unit on that
to serve. the situation is changed, and the party
must seek other leaders. and. in spite of the
newspaper talk about tho difficulty of choos-
ing men who will be at the same time
satisfactory to the Democrats and to the disaf-
fected Republicans, l am convinced that the par
ty will choose wisely and the candidates selected
at our convention will win In the language of
Mr.. Illden, no one man is essential to the Dem
ocratic party"
win your State be unit for youl"
Il have no reason to think otherwise. | be
heve the delegation will be united and harmo-
niousH
''Will Governor Hendricks be a delegatey
Il do not know whether he cares to be. He
will undoubtedly preside over our State conven-
ton, and if he cares to come he will be selected
delegate at-large by acclamation.'
In regard to his being mentioned in connection
with the second place on the ticket, Senator Nc
Donald would say nothing beoynd the fact, of
course, that all manner of combinations We're be
ing made. But at the same time, he did not
say that he would not accept the second place.