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IT is common bur incorrect 10 speak Of
thu outstanding city orders as overdrafta.
The city has not overdrswn its account
with the banks. The city's creditors have
negotiated the City Clerks order on the
City Receiver for money due and not in the
Treasury. These evidences Of indebted.
mss should not he improperly termed, for
that leads to confusion and misappre-
hpnsinn Ft..rE -srl %
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SPEAKING Of Mir. Blsius's nomination,
she New Orleans Daily City Item will not
be asionished il, before the'campaigu is
over, the Star spangled Banner and Hail
Colembis' shall once more become popu-
lar airs, and are actually sung in public
throughout the country" 1t is very likely,
but the Tory kiskers won't like it.
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Ohio Minsru.

Co1uMBus, o., June 2o.-The State
Miners Association closed after midnight.
having endorsed President Mcbride. er.
PEELED Secretary Williams and made
Ebenezar Lewis Secretary. Tho miners In
the Hooking Valley were notified to re,ist
8 !. reduction from 20 [, to b 90 b cepis
10 tho last and were rendered the inll
financial aid Of the State association. : II
wus held that the reduction sustained in
one district would mean all in the State.
and all miners were directed to hold them.
selves In readiness for general order to
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. Glas- Workers Con,pro,nise, !

PlETspunau,, June 2o.-The conference
Of the Western window glars manulaotur,
ers and workers,c committees to fx the rate
OF wages for the ensuiug year from Septem.
Der first next decided tonight 10 be gov.
erned by tho net card rate instead ol the
selling rate, 40 in force since the reBump.
ton in the spring. This does away with
the sliding scale adopted as compromiae,
and fixes the rate the ssmo as ruling before
laat yesr's long strike. 3 4
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NOBODY dsu,s that MIR. Blaine is tho
embodiment Of Republican principles, the
choics of his party aud its chief representa-
tive. These arc reasons enough for max.
INK him the Republican nominee. Ifthe
country endorses these principles that will
be reason enough fer making Mr.. Blaine
President Of the United Staiea.
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TuE Democratic party isn't looking for a
,nsn with record. That is why it turrs
TO Cleyelend. Morriaon has record, so has
Carlisle, and that record ia in harmony
with lhe Democratic principles OF today,
b1.thers is no yearniug for either Of then.
The American people don't like coward;ce.
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= - =
Hrhkcn,nn hllot.

HELENA, MoNr, June 20.-John Ell.
wards, brakeman on the Utah 4 Northern
train carrying Coles circus was sho.
through the heart while the train was leav-
ing Deer L,dge Yesterday. The murderer
Is not known. Five CT Cole'e men were
arrested hero to-day on suspicion Of being
implicated. Tho railroad men talk = OF
lynchipg the murderer is found. 49,! =. T.
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DENOCHAlIGTALK.,
Concerning the New York. Conventio,
and prenidenliRl Cau d jdatea. IL

ConccrninE the New York Convention
!,.SSass Z. and Presidenitnl lCaGdidates.Ss...
iTWAsnlSaToN, D. O.; JnneS S2O-Notwith.
standing the apparent victory Of the Cleve.
land forces ct Saratoga the boomers OF the
other candidates express themselves as
well satisfied with the situation. The Payne
men are playing waiting game, and be-.
lisve their opportunity will come, and the
Bayard, Mcdonald, Field, Randall, Thur.
man, and other boomers are satisfied that
there is still good fighting ground left. The
Field men, especially, display a broad
grin upon their faces. The eminent
jurist IVES over to Nav York a day or
two ago, and from what be then learn
ed and what hes since occurred, satisfies
him that his chances are iully as good as
those Of anyone else. { It is said that he will
have no trouble in furnishing whatever is
required in the way Of a barrel to run the
campaign The money would come in
abundance from other members OF the
Field family, who have enough and to
spare Of worldly goods. It is rather sipuitl.
cant that the Post, Of this city, the Demo.
cratic papers OF the Pacific Coast, and yari.
GUS members of Congress from the South
have kind words to say Of Justice Fields
candidacy. i455st.i i455 = IL, ..t. t{tsilis s
! The anti Cleveland men in the New York
delegation assert that the result Of the Con.
vention must be anything but satisfactory
to the candidacy OF the Governor. S,me
uttersnces Of the Nav York Star, John
kelly'a personal organ, in it's Saratoga dis.
patch commenting upon the results of the
Convention are deemed significant, and as
meaning that Tammsny will surely oppose
Cleveland In the event Of his nomination
at Chicago. The dispatch cleaes as fol.
lows .i5l .s,s. \. R3@$ gsF. s,E3z
1.-The convention therefore must be re-
garded, at a drawn battle. The Cleveland
people were weaker than they expected,
and dared not attempt to instruct. 2 - Z
,"The result,n said Democrat tonight,
leaves the field open at Chicago, and The
impression will inevitably prevail that
Cleveland cannot, carry his own State.
Tammany brings the only trophy out Of
the conflict, and comea forth the biggest
political power in the State" I -.
4 fArperter asked Hon. a. s. Hewitt, OF
New York, this morning whom .hs thought
the New York Delegation chosen yesterday
,sfSaratoga would vote for at Chicago for
the Democratic nomination ior President,
fHe replied as follows: :,
s"The delegates to Chicsgo aae perfectly
independent delegation unins,ructed to
vote for anyone in particular. They will,
when they get there; look over the siua.
tion, consult with each other, and the dele
gatea fiom other States, and vote solidly
for Cleveland, Bayard,+ or any other man
they think can carry New, York: and be
elected. - ;+S ;f2. 10
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sort Of q repetition Of tho history Of 1876.
He thinks that there will be contest In
some Of the States and then tho election
will be thrown into the Houss Of Repre-.
septatlves, and In that event he says he Ia
sure 10 win. ! think this is hia chief hope
for succeeding General Arthur iESA
General Butler left tonight for the east
and will hereafter devote his timo to the
manipulation Of his lieutenants. Vl,4Gi
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70 order his paper stopped. He then
addressed a. ,,. the following caustic letter 10
tne edltor M = N. !, ! SE Al IN ~ Nd

~ o'uet uib paper Bt0ppeu, He then
addressed q. the following caustic letter to
Editor Nep York Times ,,Ii
u "sIR-The position your paper has taken
regarding the nomination Of James q.
Blaine astonIsaes ME beyond measure.
Because you preferred some other candi.
date and failed 10 Get him, you 4 30 over
70 the Democrats. bid iarowell 10 the
Times with regret. I have sworn BY It ali
my lie. When II re,urnu 10 the fold |
may renew my subscription, not until,hen.
Farewell, vain Hopper. l should imagine
that you feel deviliah uncomfortable In the
company YOU arc now In. !
lslGned] SAMUEL II"
Lewis R. McLelland, music dealer Of this
place, saya he subscribed for the Times
hoping to get a good Republican paper.
he had just paid year In advance. To.
day no notified the dealer to have the pa.
Per discontinued. He snys he wants no
Tree trade Hopper in his. And wa arc In.
formed by newsdealers tha. 1t Is going in
this way all over tho country, indicating
very plainly that the Republicans OF this
section mean busipess, and are In no hu.
nor to be tritled with. K u n. ., y. N
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1rhs i,,,uus,e thing that the Republic
=, vsp,zuela didn't ask the city Of New
Y sk 10 furnish pedes,a! Tor the statue OF
(;s,ersl Bolivar, so gracefully given, or the
"Iibers,or Of Eva Republicans" might
,,rsr bsye adorned Cpn,rsl'psrk. I;
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 20.-The
House Appropriation Committee ran 80
near through the sundry Civil Appropria.
tion Bill tc-jay that they can complete
and report i to tho House tomorrow, and
Mr., Randall gives notice he will call it up
Monday morning ,early, and pats 1t by
Tuesday, evening. This will give nearly
oil pert week for hostile Liquidation on the
lana grane:1"sse,f,,a r-.lsl
General Logan returned tonight, and
Will probably pass the Army Appropria-
ton bill to morroW. 80. - Z
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THE DEnOC.. ..Tlu CANDIDATE.
Cleselnnd's B10in 4Puncturetl-Gen r Blo.
Iii b q, ,cuIn's Uhances.

SAeseihuuh h0oIu 'funCtuFeu-Oeu blOs
n \ s cum's UhnnceB. -:
From Our Special Cortspo,vieat. E ri
WAsnlSaroS, D. o., June 20.-Oleve-
land'a boom Is not booming very fast to.
day, the later advlcesS Siromj New Yo,k
being that The delegation will not bel
him. but that tho oinitation Is being formed
against hlm,whose object il: s:primarlly to be
for him and then take the chances Of
uniting npon some one else. NJ,
Gen. Slocum's friends are engaged In
putting up rods in tho most vigorous man.
ner. iHe has been aent ior and goea over
tomorrow to sse his friends. It Is one Of
tee possible things that he may after all be
the chosen leader. T 4 Z q n
The prospect increases for Ablg scrub
racs a! Chicago. ( 8 = :,
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:. Can Di' psn.e with You, Anyhow.

sAEr LAKE, Orr, .urAU. June 2O-The
Mormon press and prominent A1ormons
conaider the House bill jnst passed by the
Senate es cruel measure, harsh, unjust,
tyrahnical, and in some respects reyoIu.
tiousry and unconstitutional and des;pued
to rekindle the 6rcs Of persecution. Many
OF lis proyisions, they think, will not sand
the test OF judicial examination and are
evidently framed with design 10 destroy
the Mormon religion. They assert that
circumstances here. do not call for any
such eDactmente, and that existing public
opinion which prompted the Senators 10
vote Tor this me 'sura has been created by
the persistent circulation of false reports
concerning the atf4irs here. u IA r5l;. :,
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4 NlllEll.l

d iiMcCLATGHgy-on Friday, June 90 Iss, A. ,ho
residence Of his uncle. hom,s Swcirs. - O. Is5
Market street, JOHN MtCLA7tHkY, In tho s6th year
hi, age. isisa '7 s5.1f'.., ~ :, 80 -
Funeral services at Rel Bank. Armstrong county,
Pa. on Monday afternoon st2 2o'clock. 5lFgt
}sHELLY-on Friday. Juua 70, 1854. at 10 'o,eloct
age. - isS & as i-i-,si- = - - =
Funeral from tho residence Of her daughter, No.
l9s sixteenth tt1ess, on Sunday morning At Q
o'clock, Friends Of the family arc invited. -
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Col DAS JOHNSON, oil Tyler county,
x,5,es to friend: at would be very graft.
fvin, to me to receive the nomination ior
C,or,ess in this dis.rict." Col. Dan is a
uood deal Of q man, and there may be
anne reason why ho wants 10 run on
ticket that can't help being showed under.
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NYtIERiUcs and terrible creature, Known as
n. "nilluswallipus," has made It's appearance
MAT C!aIksyilic, icnu. a number l. citizens Il .ve
setn 1t. aud they by II Is huet.pr0ot aud belches
tre.-H.r 0'teaas Flcayunt, III = Il. ,.gl,fE5I
This is impossible. Since the Chicsgo
Convention Mr.. George William Curtis has
not been further from New York city than
Staten lshnd. 1tanybody desires to follow
the wanderings of the great American
Willipus.wallipus let him serve the thing
up with some approach to accuracy.
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Fired Out.

From Our Special CorTt.pontieni. i N X
WAsulNGToS, June 2O-Tho House by q
strict party vote fred out Morey, Of Ohio,
and seated another Democrat. Chalmers
having been repudiated by the Republican
saIty, in Mississippi he will mex. be admit
ted as Democrat. e,
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an, ,,xy uubl.s.lsd his own book. The
u,,ns,s arc out with him." This ia the
.,n. ,pms,k Of Democratic newspaper
S Ms, h,v ;,seye on commercial reform.
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GryvR,L Bu1LgR's interview with m
7xTu1,eEscEs correspondent is very en-
,s,,aipinv reading We suspect General
p,.le, 10 be Blqine man in disguise.
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DOLLARS !DETHR}ONED.
FAILURE or COMMODORE aARR,soN.
Au E'.lmase Of his Liabilities snd Asssta-Hs will
not Setter Ia his O!i. ln-An iahrslliss
kksleh Of his pslvats and Pub;Ic
CarteY-Als Etcond Marriage.

NEW! foRK, JuLe 20.--Oommodore Cor
nelius X. Garrison has assigned to John F.
Terry, contractor with the State for convict
labor. The asaets and liabilities sre not
20. made public, but there are known to be
preferences OF sG3l .OC0.' The assets are
stated to be SID, ,000, 600. and The liabilities
rnu all the way from s.. 1000 to $40, ,oO0,.
600. according to rumo,a current in Wall
street, but 1t Ia likely the inside figure Is
nearest tho truth. Commodore Garrison
took this courae at the earnest advice OF his
friends, In. order to protect all his great in
tereste, as bis physical condition Is such rs
10 unfit him for tho transaction of business
A few years ago the wealth Of Cnmmo-
dore Garriaon was estimated at $50 900 900
10 $95, ,000, 900. and only that portion OF 1t
invested In railroads, far lefs than half his
fortune, has suffered any serious shrink.
age. He WINS at ono time the owner Of
more gus company stock than any man In
the country, being the holder Of large ir-
terests in the companies in this city,
Chicago and St. Louis. : For some time past
he has been engaged daily with his attor.
ney in getting his a d airs into shape, and is
understood to have sold great deal Of his
gaa stock. He never dealt In Wall street,
and nssguenty his assignment ought to
martet1 % ~ M ~ ~ 49,, y. :. 49, ','''' ''''A 30
A "A A' .,..u.,ss5 .,.. - =, =. =.
ANOTHER HER REPORT. ls1y ~.
Another report OF tho assignment says
Mr.. Garrison was not in his Office to-day.
Int IN conanl,at;onr With bia LAWYERS and a
us - .onau ~ ~ IN ~ .'.-s ''.H "
lew intimate friends. m MI. leffy sa'o tnat
he could give no idea whatever Of the con-
dition Of Mr.. Gsrrison's affairs. He is a
,,a,v ia r,,n o;ct ,nd fasb,e7 and ii. nod
vo'y -. oAD' 1.>N ~ '.so' aA A,o ~
ily conoltlon was such tnat ne couio not
take care Of his business himself. Mr.. Mel.
vile @. Day, one Of his attorneys, and his
son.in-law. said that he only had general
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AERs is section from the Constitution
Of The late Confederate States, relating to
protection to home indusiries: j. ~, y

- -'SAHS " o IL y sfl-NF'f
SIC $. Congress shall have power to lay
anu collect taxes, duties, inposts, and ex.
Glses Tor revenue necessary to pay the
del's, provide for the common defense.
ana carry on the government CT the Con.
.de,ase States. But no bounty shalt be
Etanted from the treasury, nor shall any
au.y or tax on importation from foreign
ha'lona be laid to promote or foster any.
brauch Of industry. IliT@. So
This made impossible protective tariff
1.-the Conteaeracy had lived does anybody
suppose the South would now be a strong
competitor with the North in iron and cot
.on &C. manufactures, or in any manufactured?
!he spirit OF ,hst prohibition is not e.; tirely
dead in the South, though the rapid growth
o. o., manufactures is ias! stamping 1t ont
s lns , time approaches When q free trader
raa S,!. una little comfort in that part OF the
~ :. b. " -.
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.P0LITlCALIP0THER.s 4
THE OFFICIAL lfi51ANNoUNcsMENr
.f' -, .ryl ~ 49, 'bft'f-t!tf
o. tho .Nsminatiou, Of lIlalnt and LoEaa-MhAs
n sI1'senstor n.Adsroa siI iAb,ut tbs Ger. \
* nAa vo.e-iiuw'tbs Dsabful States wilisIS
bs Cassltd-GtnotAi Political News z,

NEW YORK, June 20.-Tho words which
are 10 embody the formal announcement
to James G. Blaine Of his nomination te
the Presidency Of the United States were
being written this morning in an uppe,
room at the Hotel Brunswick, on brown
paper, by a tall, ppare man, who had Just
registered as John B. Henderson, !of St.
Louis. The ex United States Senator and
President Of the recent Republican National
Convention said he was on his way to
Augusta to notify, Mr.. Blaine Of his choice
Tor President by the Republicans cf tina
United Seates. "The committee Of an.
nouncement will meet" said he, ;,""at the
Parker House, in Boston, 10. morrow morn.
ing ct 10 O'Clock. We shall then proceed
In body to Augusta, uad shall make our
eIrand known 10 Mr. Blaine. We shall
probably leave Augusta for Washington,
where we shall communicate to General
Logan his nomination for the Vice, Presi.
dency." When asked IL he would attend
the meeting here on the 26.h inst. OF the
Republican National Committee, Mr.. Hen.
derson said " do not know II shall be
able to be present, on account Of private
business. I did not know what day the
committee would meet, or how or where It
will organize ,fU.r.s. m a.. !,y
IL, The ex'Senate : . was then asked bis
opinion Of the effect on the German vote OF
MIR. Carl Schurz's recent visit to St. Louis,
and the alleged dieafIactation of tho
HesIliche Port, Of st. Louis, and the Herald.
I: TUE GERMAN VOTE.
h He said: III have q high opinion Of Mr..
schurzs abilities, and SO have many Ger
mans OF the West, but l do not believe the
Republican German vote will be affected.
The Germans Of Missouri have warm
feeling for Mr.. Blaine, and I am convinced
that Blaine and Logan will poll q larger
vote in Missouri than any Republican
Presidential ticket ever did. In Wisconsin
and Michigan the German Republicans
are dispose to do their full duty by ,hs
party, and the result in those States can
not be in doubt Blaine will, urquestion.
ably, carry West Virginia, and 40 TO the
Germans Of Ohio, they held the first ratia. |
cation meeting in Cincinnati after Blaine's
nomination. Blaine will carry Ohio by |
greater majority than any Republican
nominee. He will get the votes ef Sher-
mans friends and the votes of Garfeld's
friends in addition to the votes OF his own
friends, who are legion, in the Buckeye
State" HssaTf 'lggigsssg5 Is5777',.1 |
:. As to the Irish, Mr.. Henderson declared !
his belief that great many Irishmen will
support MIR. Blaine, because they feel
warmly towards him by reason Of his
efforts to protect the rights OF their country
men when tried in Great Breat Britain for
reasonable utterances made in the United
Stateg ~. 75f -. { a. - z-frEI tTE57Il
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s;Quextion oi,AdJouEnment. t4t
From Our s,xcia! Corrt.poudeaL III: a :, si I
WAenlsaroN, June 2o.-The prospect
an ADJOURNMENT BY the Third Of July is
increasing n
The Conference Committee on the Ship.
ping bill have agreed to throw out the free
ship clause and mail pny clsuse and will
report tomorrow, leaving the question OF
mail pay for. future consideration.
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u,,, .n,ho,l.yd Mr.. TlldenAto wipe ont
u. "II ,I.ndricts with one fell swoop"?
M'' ~ vs-J,leks bad proprlsty interest In
,hs .old ticket" .t
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c,vyon,Ng GARRISON has gone by the
,o,b, Perhaps somebody will get hold
" DY' ,ho wbocllng & Lake Erie who will
.omDle,o II to Wheeling
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BEN BUFFERS BAzO0
ToAN lNTlLL,orNcrR MAN.
IatsreitiuE History Of his Experience with the
tIrlah Of nassaehusstti-No Man Exs'pt Blaiao
- Stronx NTH the haSsss-"lf l am not y
Nominated Blaine will bs Elte.td."
F..t. LstH frrt17-.. s.r-.. ...f..
;pecidl Corresponderee Of the Intfllioe,cer,

Special Correspondence Of the Inttllioeneer.
PARKERsuURa, WA. June 1G.-This
morning l found G sneral Butler In lis
parlor at Ais Annex, Ritting sadly musing
over an unfavorable telegram from the
West. He did not recognizes in me the
veracious newspaper man, but evidently
took mo for a Writ county Greenbacker,
md after talking generally for awhile he
began: II 6,i y,gl.%'5 l3'a .s
Y "Mr. Blaine is the only man who can
take any Irish votes from me. My con-
nection with the Irish in Massachusetts is
rather interesting. In 1884 the Ursulins
Convent at Charles!own was burned by a
mob. At that time the State and county
and city In which euch atrocities wero> per.
petrated were not liable and suir ,rers had
no recourse. Subsequently a legislative
enactment made. the town in which such
acts might be perpstrated responsible for
twe.thirds Of the damage. Tho trouble
with this act, however, was that 1t wss not
retroactive, and consequently afforded the
Ursuline authorities 10 reliof. In 1851 l
was elected member Of the lower
House Of the Massachusetts Legislature,
and among my first acts was to introduce
bill that had lor It's object the remuuera-
tion Of the Ursuline authorities. had q
hard fight for Its passage, and it was passed.
Unfortunately 1t parsed on Friday, and on
the following Sunday all the orthodox
ministers In the State preached against its
passage by the Senate and on Monday 1t
was defeated. However, I los. nothing
with the Irish, whether Catholic or not Oh
account Of my Efforts In their behalf.
Then came the efforts Of the Irish to beat
tho new constitution Of Massachusetts,
sgainst which 1 strongly advised. Then
came the Know Nothing movement and
the election Of Governor Gardiner on that
ticket" '55H aFi - t-r7
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r,,ppvsIpESr HAYES says he knows
Ia, /, ,bs matter with Carl schulz-he is
' s..o ,,oacr and Blaine isn't. Another
'.,issI M S., 'em up on the other alley
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9PlrrspyRau, June Gothic Connellsvills
Coks Producers Association to-day decided,
in view Of tho unaatiutactory condition Of
trade, 10 further reutrict the production by
closing down l0percent Of the ovens. This
will reduce the production e5 percent, as
Is percent Of the ovens haye been idle
since the formation Of the pool. It vss
decided to make no change in the selling