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TAB0OxN0 IN CONNECTICUT.
a Rleh Hsrss Trader Of Mystic Bridge WIZ
Abused bis Wife the LSIest victi..


NEW LONDON. June THE practice Of
"tabooing" seems to bo springing up In Now
England villages. The latest case 10 that Of
Manasseh Miner. a well.known citizen OF Mys.
tic Bridge and member OF the Congregational
church there. Miner is co yesr old. rich
horse trader and Spectator. who. until within
. short time. has been considered the embodi-
ment Of Yankee cuteness Two years ago be
Vermont . pieRsant-fac laced white: haired lady
he woman has seen .ronSe Tse
husbands abuse Of her continued until. . few
days ago. he attempted to send her into the
back country t9 live IL an old house:
money and carries 1t on his person. Soon
sstfterxsra . party Of VILLAGERS assailed
effigy. and ordered that he be tHboosd and leave
town. His daughter Fannie. BY his first wife.
and she was compelled 70 send
The strongest feeling asainss- a4iser Il still
manifest.
He Is quartered In a hotel in this city. and IL
evidently afraid to visit his home in Mystic.
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a Fsrlsrn Hope A. the Best.
Prom tAs BN1ale ExSress.


The nomination Of James G. Blaine for
President PROFESSIONALLY gratines large ma
jority Of tho Republican voters. In forcing
that nomination. however. while his friends
have displayed fidelity and courage which
must extort admiration. We fear that they
have hoted at the same time with reckless.
nees Which may not only bring defeat TO their
party. but poll tical ruin 70 their beloved leader
and fearless champion: for. while represent
Ing without doubt. : very lsrSs majority
never s; '1 rsusessn S and and proSsSiy never
Of his party which Is eoverned By principle
votes no Republican candidate for President
dash and enthusiasm and splendid leadership.
TIE event may possibly Justify the 4, sudscity Of
are fssriuliy scaiuss him. His character has
been 30 Indignantly blaokened and distorted
BY the newspaper organs OF the present Ad.
ministration during the strife for the nominA-
tion. and 1t Ia apparently 30 impossible for the
tnd!screet and unserupuloue friends of Mr.
Arthur to support him that the fight for Mr.
Blaine must be sort Of foriorn hope at the best
q fight only 70 be won By sheer desperation
aided BY wonderful luck.
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Gees. Bu.,er's Now n s.ies I..A.

Judge Wallace OF tho United States Circuit
Court decided yesterday tile suit Of the Land Company
Of New Mexico limited for the Of about oo
Of land tho title which has been conveyed
TO Gen. benjamin v. Butler Of Massachusetts. The de-
Pendants ~ The sut srs stephen y Eikins Of Washing
Butler The com uinant which 10 al English o0rpor
alton with oices IN London, aexsi that they bought
grant which WAS purchs.ed by Eikins. synOot. aud
Butler and the title to which was taken in the name Of
land acquired q him 70 Gen Butler and that Eins
the compainsnts prayer for tbs conveyance by Ekins
Of smOots interest In the land to the aud
Judge Wallace says that rs smoot 10 citizen IL the Dis
trct OF Columbia h 10 not within the Jurisdiction Of the
court
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NEW FORK DEMOCRATS.
Tides TAsir First Chsies. with Flower o.
Cleveland second.


Cleveland second.
In this Congressional district tRensseaer and
Washington counties) have elected delegates to
the Saratoga Convention. The last OF the five
Washington county this afternoon. BY vote Of
a to 8 the privilege Of naming the delegates to
Saratoga was given to Col. Robert T. Ham.
ilton Of Greenwich. and he named John h.
Mealy Of Greenwich. Marinus Fairchild
OF Salem and George s. Allen Of Easton. They
are for Tilden first. with Flower as second
choice. The Rensselaer, and Washington DEL
egations will vote to send tho Hon. Edward
Murphy. Jr.. Of this city and Col. Hamilton Of
Greenwich to the Chicago Convention.
JoHNsTows. June THE Democratic Con-
vention OF this and Hamilton county are
pledged for. Tllden first. and Flower second.
Conyention to-day elected Xssembiyman John
Z. Cady. g. J. Tumsey Of Ithaca. and =. v.
Bsrto Of Ulysses rs delegates t. the State Con- .
Ssy f.n ,e
will make him their first choice. Ar effort was
WHITE PLAINS. June The Democrats Of
the Second district Of Westchester county to-
ssy h%s e. ns a WIFE, sans
hhaYrenss D: Huntington Of New r Rochelle; and
-. j. MctrOry OF Westche6t0r. me delegates
1Ayor Tildsn and A k with Roswell y; 3
Convention insures the SELECTION Of q dele9s-
ton OF the Same way OF thinking from the
Fourteenth Congress district.
5sns ~ The est nn
veatioR are Russell Hoadley, JohH ?; Sears.
Adopted q resolution favoring the nomination
ofTilden and HendEicES.
Second Steubsn district have elected s. v. Lat
viii. and A. Jewstt Of Hornby delegates to tho
State Convention: Resolutions, endorsing Til:
cSn as rst sholSe and Cleveland as second
MACK. June 7."The Democratic Convention
for Rockland county this afternoon elected ns
delegates to the State Convention Andrew H.
snhn ana Boser SUI
WATEnFoRD. June 1.-THE First district, Sara
and A. Whitlock delegates to Saratoga. which
assures two national delegates from the TWEEN
BUFFALO, June IA CIeyeland club was or:
Ganized here tonight and 260 voters, signed
the rolls. Ex-COngressman Daniel N. Lock-
wood was elected President and made vigor-
Tlidsn as the leader Of the party there was
deafening applause. Judge Allen OF the Court
Of Claims and John g. Milburn, a lawyer, spoke
o. the advantages OF Cleveland's candidacy to
but s IL sSs 70
will be restored before the conventions arc held.
Tho County Democracy Assembly Conven:
tom IN ths Frst district mot AND
and John Robinson. 4. +. McNichoi. Ind ". H.
Naetting for alternates to the Democratic State
Convention. They 90 unpledged.
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NEWPORT. June THE steamer City Of Fall
River the handsome new freight boat belonging to the
Old Colony Railroad Company lies in = bad condition
south end Of Rose Island where she head
last night In dense fog shs struck after the tide had
been falling hour and one.half Of the steamer 10
the rocks There passengers on board and the
oicers were able attend promptly to the vessel 81
thick ths fog that the ndst which was sent for
sisauce did reach this city until about H. Then
the steamer Albatro.s WINS sent 10 ts relief OF tho
day the steamer Newport Of the same line went ont ami
took the remainder hundred Jack tars were sent on
in unloadinR the City Of Fall River. Steam and hand
puma have been sox all day hut the vessel continues
ILL., The dBnARc Ia serious but hopes entertained
that she N ~ BE- got on toward midnight.
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Nellie Fi.Asr'. wander,ns..

Nellie Fisher. the little seven year.old girl
reported missing from her home. 2o3 Forsyth street.
restored to her family last evening She found
wandering in the neghbohood and taken to her parents
by friends who met her She had been missing since
noon Friday Her story IT, that abe went away from
school, Houston and Norfolk with another IT.
cakes She then ssrayed shout until she got lost
and policeman gave her lodgings in II station house.
There 10 NO record Of such . case ut the stations
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ASHLAND Pa. June 7.-Several days ago
John Jommss. liquor dealer and . prominent citizen
Of the town. quarreled with . neiGhbor. Bernard
Grosser. equally well known. Grosser slapped Jommes
tho cheek whsreupOn TONNES ran into the houss.
got black jack and followed Grosser for square with
out Overtakng him. He then wr't home and lay down.
complaining Of . violent headache. lie never got up.
This NOR nr he died aud At a.p9st.m.r,en .xanina.
caused by apoplrxy, induced BY violent anger.
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Obituary.

William G. Metzerott. President OF the Wash
nston Safe Deposit Company and for thirynvs years
prominent business OF that city, died yesterday
Capt John Henry Hill. one OF the most prominent
eoored men In Virginia, died IN Petersburg on Friday
night He ut one Tins Captain OF the Petersburg
Guards member Of the City Council anu school Bourd
and Doorkeeper Of the state Ssmate AZ the time OF his
deaf he was clerk In tbs Internal Revenue Depart
men! In rste,s,urx. The Underground EAIiroad.",
war. contains an uterestng account OF HIS escape
from slave auction In Richmond IN 1859.
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With Arthur % the candidate the party
would probably 60 to decorous defeat. But
with Blaine either success or failure will bring
disgrace. His election. in the improbable event
OF his being able to pull through. would pass
from, Arthur to himself the. unenyiable dis
81 s last the
Blaine administration. even y It triumphed
oyer . Blaine nomination. II however. the
Democrats should improve the opportunity
offered In Bains's candidacy BY nominating
Bayard or Cleveland. a ..respectahle winding
Hp" would DO denied to the Republican organ;
smell OF failure made disgraceful not By tho
defeat. but BY the occasion Of the defeat
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TIE D.sasy. ossA Ne. DsA n

xfcW tA C0NMsrcedt Aerevts0.
We hope the distinguished gentlemen who
are pleased 10 call themselves independents In
politics are perfectly satisfied with their weeks
work ct Chicago. We hope that Mr.. George
william Curtis. Mr.. Henry Cabot Lodge. Mr..
Theodore Roosevelt. and others who pride
themselves on their exquisite purism have
como home with their conscience comfortably
st rest In ,She brilli:nt result they i hase
tastos could not. stomach. 90 simple and un-
spottNd. candidate ~ Mr.. Arthur. they are
haIsn, s1 dssgnssa Hiss S SnZ
WhateysF may b said OF the recent nomipa-
tion. and something u 70 b sald Of II 10 due
owe II: It 10 TO their thorough impraoticability
and impervioua conceit Of their own snperla-
have obtained: and. IN the distribution OF bis
fsyors. II he, should eyer have any TO dis.
tribute, Mr.. Blaine would be signally migrate.
ful II he did not remember his nominal enc.
miles, but real friends.
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7"Vuu$tPWSU
There was no malignity Of sectional pro-
scription no straining Of constitutional power.
no scandalous corruption. from the ulcsrous
the later wickednsss OF the Star route con-
tractors. In which he blaine, was not
either directly or indirectly notable par
tcipsnt. His nomination turns his party back
from the path OF conservatism intn the old rut
of wild and irresponsible experiment.. He IL
snd sns 81
crats to be the most plausible and dangerous
demagogue In the country. This belief and
should defeat Mr.. Blaine on the day Of the
election,
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Rsvsl0tieasry Nsolnaslsss.
Yross tAs Springfield Republican.

These nominations are revolutionary.
They are such - the Republican party has
never before presented. and will carry dismay
and alarm to thousands Of mon who have re-
gsrded this a. tho party 81 safety. Of Integrity
Sstor aoa dssas to ss
Republican party and revolution in the ma
tionAl administration. Our readers will OBJ
serve that oven among the party press the
Nen York Times and the Boston Advertiser al
ready decline to support the Republican ticket
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A LsspAs,s Z. I.w.'. PrsA,s,s.-v Law.

Dies MONIES. Iowa. June Tho prohibition
law passed AZ tue last session Of the Legislature prohb
tsd Common Councils and other siv authorities spsc
nsd 10 the from issuing osnses sell LIQUOR but
failed 70 specify ecsrds Of County C:mmissonsra The
Comm OF thts county after long condsgAIion
granted several Wholesale liquor peIaiIs Thu temper
sncc people indignant that tie Legislature left this
!ion 70 prevent The usnc. II y probable that the pro-
hibitoa devil viii b beaten okoNS IN kSah n O{kar
ooa1ooo u ~ ooae 0AnnNA
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Blaine Uawsrshy q Kspsbllsaa 0upDees.
From tAs Boston Advertisey

The events of the last three days have given
rs NO answer to the objections 80 often urged
in these columns against the nomination Of
Mr.. Blaine and against the course Of Mr.. Blaine
as public man. and have presented no con.
tingenoy In which these objections could be
waived consistently with truth or political
nothing to modify. With inhabited devotion to
the great purposes for. which the Republican
party was organized and has been maintained.
We declare our Inability to support the noml.
nation. either In the present aspect OF the po-
litical field Or In any which now seems likely 70
prasont its0lf
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A Watch for ChIsr saeCass.

His friends In the Fire Department last oven
Ing presented SECOND Assistant Chief John McCsbs
gold watch and chaia valued S75O and pair Of seal
cun buttons valued $50 dinner was served at the
Hotel nonico after The presentation letter q r..
Col r. A. ConklinK Chief Shay. First Assistant Chief
Bonner. and Chrfs OF BatxiOns John J. BrssnAn and
John O. Fisher among those present.
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ses..a -. sSsa e hss ne Pss::asSH issss
roS 81; y:s 3 Il III Ssp:ri snss 7cfblds 10 9
hope. That they WIN offsr .dslivsranee o. relief
TO dissnstSd hsplolicSns By nopisa fIre 3. SuS o.
Flower. or Jefferson Davis, or John kolly arg
Within their reach, 10 something which tt would
b vorv raah 70 predict.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, .Ia.. June 1.-TWO students Of
Cornell College ut Mount vsrnOn-Dean Of Forest City
and 4. n. FELTON, Of wyoming-wers drowned IN Csdc,
River Shis afternoon while bathing.
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III. D.s P...a R..sy r.- o...s..

East sixteenth street wssope yesterday morning TO
admit visitors and when the doors were locked At
celocs had been received Thsy protected far
half mile each side Of tue dog prison suasd cotton
In their Anew u the dogs caught reclaimed,
.s.ss: "a, Vii t 5: sss:S q " S:.,s 8: s.
8Aoo 2yoR.
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A Ten.n,,e Foot lsacs.

PoTTsvILE. June 7.-George Chisnel OF Fall
River. NSss. defeated Peter McNsly Of Girardvs In
ten.nile foot race at Mahsnoy City To-day Mentally
took the lead aud held y until the eighth iie, ths.i
running 1t his heels all the time the end Of the
eighth mile Chsnsi went to the 'front.' and McNslly
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The wAlskey Fool Broken.

CINCINNATI. June THE action OF one OF tho
members Of tho whiskey pool In baanR quotations at
Sl irrespective Of the pool quotations for hiRhwine
had the effect of reducing tho price to es yesterday,
and practically destroyed the pool To-day sales
quoted ut q o. which shows disposition to furtherrs.
ducs prices and to shsctualy kill the p"ol
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LONDON. June I'm leading article dis
oussing the results Of the Chicago Convention
the Times this morning says:

Mr. Blaias's nomination will BE- received With general
sAtsfsctton. Not only has he bssn the popular
ssnd,da.: from sh: oa..:t but hs I. Beyond 4. au;s
the ranks Of the Rspablicsn party. which has done
itself honor BY the nomination OF % wsllknown and
hs!r Inds 70 d:nIts and free trade policy
side OF the Atlantic than has hitherto been accorded
them Meantime We must congratulate the republic on
TO represent and uphold the dignity Of the United
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Cs.v,ss D.us,... A,se.p,. s.,c,a..

Abraham Douglass the negro assailant OF
Mrs.. Pauline Miller of " Hanson place BROOKLYN. a.
tempted 70 commit saicds on Friday evening. In Ray
moud street jail, whore he 10 awaiting sentence, He
tore b: 6sde!o.hs, into :h.sds and io,Miny them into
John Gallagher. Of the keepers discovered him b.
fore lite was extinct and cut hun Down. DeuGlAsS has
hean saltaA atAee 10 seaviseioA
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a Mortal Chn1len9s % the F1eAtin0 Vote.
Prom As RocaAster Post Ezpress.
The Republican National Convention has
preferred taking risk to insuring certainty.
and Of oil risky courses open to II 1t has selsct-
ad tho most risky. In nominating Blaine .
mortal challenge has heen offered to the float.
ing vote of the country. which always has II In
its power to decide o close election. and the In
dependent Republicans have bean confronted
With candidate most obnoxious to them. Tbs
clinched on the other side by adding the name
OF John A. Logun to the ticket.
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a whIriwIaa Darvsss 10 Nsvs0bsp.
FROM tAe Brooklyn UHisN.

FROM tAe Brooklyn Uaisa.
At the height Of It's power. the Republican
party would have found such ticket too heavy
. load. Ats time when II commands less than
. majority OF the votes Of the American people,
the party can survive the fate OF the ticket only
by repudiating IL. The man whose
canvass has beon directed by some Of the cor.
ruptost elements Of the party owes too much
to render. even the turning loose Of hungry
Democratic hordsa IN quest Of patronage and
Ris election. 10 the men who have
nominated Jamos @. Blaine Will be left tho task
OF electing him. Whether they have wllfully or
ignorsntly mIaundsrxtood the attitude OF those
Republicans without whose aid tho ticket can.
not bs elected. they will not long b loft IN
doubt about the nature Of tbs revolt they hnvs
need TO b ready to resp the whiriwtnd.
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Ysuss Democrats O~Emn,.,ss.

ERIE. Pa. June THE young Democratic
voters organized this evening for the cam
paign. Tho meeting was q very enthusiastic
one, and notably so when thu name OF Samuel
J. Tilden was mentioned The Indicate are
that the spirit OF 1876 10 to DO fully revived.
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Get E...ss Bu,,A,ss Already.

Tho Metropolitan Opera House Company has
entered into compact with the Metropolitan Improve.
ment Company by which the latter pays sIo4 aa33
the former for the buildings going up either side OF
the entrance 10 the opera house. and assumes the
payments due existing contracts for their compile
ton. amounting xsS 6.3u7. The Opera House Com
pany reserves tho option Of redeeminv both buildings
within specified period Adrian Iselin IL President Of
the Improvement Company.
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Gs~. Grant wi,hsss . Parss..

Gen. Grant has severed his connection with
has been attending since DR. Newman became its pas
tor. He has not chosen y place Of worship.
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WASHINGTON. Juno III. II. sQuier 4 Co..
bankers and brokers' closed their doors today and
made assignment to Mr. Jav d. smith, one Of their
employees They dealt principaily in army and navy
pay accounts, and were unable to realize them in
time TO meet heavy and unexpected demands Of outside
creditora
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sAst s.A KILLED By Celerea Preacher.

DALLAS. Tex. Juno AT o'clock this evcn-
ing Samuel Armstrong coored shot and killed by
DIN Aumsford. coiored Baptist preacher The latter
was captured and Jailed. Armstrong slept in store
that has twice BEEN entered BY Gsrgnrs rscen!y and
that Armstrong himself was the burglar. Armstrong
assaulted Munsfor and the wife of the latter handed
her husband the pis0 with which he shot his assalAnt
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Arrested ssr Delaying the Mails.

Carrier Hoffman OF Post ONCE Station 8 was
arrested yesterday on charge Of delaying the mails
He was ssnt out on Friday with bag OF papers and
down hts baG saying to the superin!andsn! that he
would not carry any more letters that day. His expla
nation that he had hesn ed and that the
discipline OF the once unnecessarily severe. He
was held BY Commissioner shields In $500 hail.
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Mr.. Murphy s.,ll IN Coed standing.

The Harlem Regatta Association mot at tho
niksbocksr Cottage last evening discuss the status
OF John J. Murphy Of the Metropolitan Boat Club
against whom protest had been ed for taking part In
We s.s... q June Mwss decided that .. The tim:
e remained and that he 10 Wsmbsr IN good stand
ing Of the Metropolitan Boat Club The prize for senior
single sculls was then awarded To Mr.. Murphy.
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TIE P.,l.a. Cenl.y.. New C..trass.

CHICAGO. June 7.-Contracts were executed
to-day between tho Illinois Central Railroad Company
and the Pullman Palace Company under the tsrMs
o which The entire aleepng car service Of over 1oO
neS Of line 10 assumed Wy the Pullman Company for 0f
teen years The Illinois Central has for the pas6 twenty
years operated ita Own sleeping cars.
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ward sued By As.is.ss H.It.

George G. Holt. the assignee for the beneft
Of the creditors of Ferdinand Ward has brought suit In
erty in Brooklyn william, T. Warner hy " ard on MAY
T. set aside aud 10 compel Warner convey the prop.
him,
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Mr.. ward's Leisure Hours.

Ferdinand Ward spends most OF his time in
Ludlow street jail reading the magazines Commodore
Garrison called Yesterday and remained with him
banda cell "
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The North German Lloyd steamer Main.
which broke her shst At passed The scily Islands
yesterday morning under sail. A tug towed her into
Falmouth In the afternntn. All board were we'll
She Will proceed to Bremen In tow.
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Hsrrlcase n Passaa.
PANAMA, June 7.-This afternoon hurricane
burst over The city The Opera House blown dVW1.
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=, WASHINGTON. June THE japanese wrestler.
match In this city tonight winning three Of Ave
buutn,
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D...s-.,.. Cal. .. wn.,...... D,ra

WILMINGTON. DEL. June THE municipal
election to-day resulted In the election Of Henry G.
Conrad Republican for President OF Council BY vote
q S6ss against SUI for Calvin B. Rhosds (Deinocrstl
The material advantage was however, gained BY the
Democrats, who, in Hainisv two Cnun0ilmsn, obtain
control OF the city Government by majority Ct one
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JiAg0.
LONDON, June Under the heading "a
Besconsnsld Beyond the soa." the Pau Nall
Gazette soyg:

M Blainss nomination 10 the most notable event for
England sRcs President Lincoln was asssssinated.
Wherever Mr. Blaine can Dust the British from the posi-
ton they hold on the Amsrican continent he will sn-
deavor TO replace English influence and trade BY Amer.
!can His msnscinE ntmation that be would aisrsg.rd
the Clayton bulwsr 10 evil augury for the fu-
tnrs relations Of England and America. His nteryen.
ton IN Peru WAS most oniuous when he declared that
he dislike England to win commercial truinphs In
fields which legitinatsly belong to America England
will with soliotuds the progress OF the
electoral campaign.
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T.isssps Company las rsGussd Is. sss. sSn V Us
eaS0 aud H. Louis to New York. PhilsdelphiA DaisL
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bIWWMJ O6ce FFe0J06ION.
Fair weather. followed by light local show.
ers southeast 10 southwest winds. change N ten
psrsturs lower barometer.
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Sheriff Davidson was at Ludlow street jail
yesterday afternoon for the nrst time since Monday He
talked with Mr. Phil Herman for while aud then called
on Ferdinand Ward. After he went away Mr., Herman
produced this letter;
"sHxRivr's oTTlcs. CouHIy Cous, Hoyss.l
June 8. 1854. !
r. KternaH. EsQ.
"SIR: You are hereby authorized TO set a. warden
until successor 10 appointed IN place Of .ohn W. bow
ling removed. A. Y. DAVIDSON, SHERIFF"
UT bowling wa. At the jail on Friday. 49,. Last visits
preparatory TO leaving for good