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CHICAGO TRIBUNIS: 'PUESDAY, JULY 25, 1876, tho unwashed g8 to just who the God of the Democracy might be. THE COMMITIRR ON CREDNNTIALS then reported tho list of delezates, which was puhlished in Tnr Trinuxe of Sunday, with the exception that two delegations were adiltted from the 8ccond Ward, with instructions to cast the vojes of the ward~—the coslest wa of a contesting delcgation. POLITICAL are generally dlaposed to accept it and submit ndependent fricuda in the central tate are not well pleased, Democratic portions of Southern Constitution and by-laws, ap bolnted nt the pro- vlous mecting, submitted t helr report, which speechies by Mr. IT. Barber, Jr., they ndjourned, Judg- ing by the large attendance and the enthuslasin which prevalled at this meoting, the Sixteenth bhl’:d fair to becomo agaln the Republican banner DlsorderI} Meeting of the Demo= i i ed L traction. cratic County Convention. o contraction. p The Democrata nre not inflatloniats, and never were, though some belleve they represent that fdea. Tho books of tho Comptroller of the Treasury show that the 0 of the Resumption act of 1873 has had he effect of reducing the volume of the enr- rency, aud thia 8t. Louls platform lovks to a ro- go_far ns the date of resump- . It has satisticd the Demo- crata fn the maln, You can’t expect such men as Tilden and Hendricka to lave the same views in, cyery respect on this mat- ter of the finances, but” substantlally there s when it Is practicable, there lon of specle payments, It can bo renched by economy, by neccasry prey atepreparationiuterfering ustrica of the country,” 1 \¥hat do you think of this reported CHANGE IN THE PLATFONM, tho omission of the Mungellan ge_in the plauk in rosumpt| away the opporition to the efor the date of resumption?” 1 don't belieye this report. Mr, Tilden that kfnd of a mnan. 1le is too good aman to do that, and cortaluly too siart a tnan to resort to such & palpable trick. . It must be a Somebody must have got hold of an Incorrect copy and started the report that Tile den had caused the platform to ho changed.” **You haven't commenced to figure up your Jority, have youl” Not'exactly, but the Democrats expect to and are very hopefal, They over the difMcult; The report was adodled. Fifteenth who made strentions o declared out of order. Eloction of Dolegates to Springflold—e ‘W YORK OITY. ‘Speech by Gen. Farnsworth. N THR BPLIT IN THR DEMOCRAGY, Special DispateA to The Tribune, New Yonx, July 2{—The Tammany Do- mocracy will hold a big ratification mecting to- morrow night, and the anti-Tammany wing of the party determined to anticipato thom and lield thelr demonstration to-night at Irviug- but it was by no means a strlking success. Tho attendance The temporary oflicers wera then made the permanent oflicers of the J. M. Rountreo then read a lon on the apportionment of re ward and each Cominissioner’s district, which Led On nu'nlun of Mr, J. H. Richber, wards and districts then reported DELEGATES k‘ )Vdcprucnlnllvcl to the Conventlon at Spring- leld Orgmizing Hnyes and Wheeler Clubs««« rescutation for cach Dissatlsfled German Democrats, s % Incidents of the Campaign Else- They did so, First Ward=De, 7. Ward Ellly, Cameran, (icorgo Second Ward—T. Abrahame, Pat Sanders, wainfurth, Dennis O'8ullf Third Ward—R. E. Goadell, Gen. John M. Carse, Fourth Ward—Abraham Vegel, Jamea Wood, James A, Bibley, George Braham, John O'Neil, Nelson Monroe. Fiyth Ward—11, Y, Sherldan, Jolin Fors Thamas Cunningham, Tim Lyuch, Charley Juhn McMetale, Mark 1 Long, Thomas Sullivan, (eorge 1, Cece. A Wurd—John McKenna, D. 0'Connor, John Hickey, ¥, Donovan, Iubert Legermat. John Simmons, damea Dooley. Serenth Ward—'Thomas A, Thalpine, A, Ensen. bacher: Davld Walsh, Louls Schoon, Jnmea Clowry, I'. C. McDonuld, Milus Ketoe, F. Kllers, J, J. , We M, Jones, M. ohn 1, Le Moyne, ¥. . Fltzgarald, Jawes B, It Collee, Will- rougher olementa of tho Democracy, snd what rongher oloments of New York Demoeracy are only people famillor with the worst wards of the'elty can judge falrly, The managers had anpounced many speakces of promitence, they did not come, ‘and the princlpal and Leon Abbatt, wero tame sud dull. Banvtel B, Qaryin, Tweed's uld District Attorncy, presided, ni short spcoch, conefstiug altnostgntirely of vouit- crations for reforni. “Garvin and reforin are ueer assoclates, All the apeeches and resolu- TIIE DEMOCRACY. MBETING OF TIE COUNTY CONVERTIOK, The delegates to the Cook County Demo- eratle .Conventfon net yesterdny afternoon in tho upper chmmber of Superior Block, s place dignificd by belng called Democratic Headquar- ters, and reached by a fiye-minute trip In a short-wiuded, wheezy sort of an elevator. The work nefore the delegates was tho choosing of reprecentatives to the Btate Convention at Springfichl, which meets on the 27th fnst. At about tho time when the Convention should Jare been called to order, John Forsythe mounted one of the wooden-bottomed chaira and announced that the Convention would be Lield {u Unlon Iall, Thither the delegates then The crowd was of foir size, and representative of the two elements of Chicago and Cook County Democracys known as the * 8lik-Stockinga ™ were forced to agroveling assoclation with the large number of dlsreputables who helped to make up the These two factions were un compara- tively peaceful terme, with the exception of those who are denizens of the Sccond Ward, Snturday night the Sccond Ward Club met and elected its delegates to tho Convention. wers men of comparative respectability, and were, therefore, highly objectionablo to the bummers and scalawnga under tho leadership of Mike Evans and his erew. Suuday night tho latter wing of tho party mot and proceeded to nominate themselves, or a-suitable portlon of thelr number, aa delegates to the Conventlon, and yestarday nfternoon whenthe clunsgathered there were two opposing factions, each resolved Lo do its best to devour the otber. The pros- peet of @ Leautiful fight was a brilllant one. On the one hand, respectability; on the othery, n hords of ward hangers-on of the worat descrip- tion. Among these two classes of the unterrl- fied were Gen. Frank T. Sherman, Col, 8. D, ]luldwln,ulinn 031!;xrmllsln|)nmr M. Robinson, ] hn I8e, Clinton rzg‘n.c.us' G, G e, C. I, Morse, Miles Kcliog, John Col, Hmrle)', Dr, J. lank, and the n 20 a8 Lo take umption claise David Deist, John .and Tilden, the only reformar the age. Btockton made the nstonishing asser- tion ‘that there wero no be nbler mau in the whole conntry than Hendr! Tho prominent Tammany Democratle Congress- men, Abram 8. Hewitt, 8, 8, Cox, Elijab Ward, and otliers, acnt lctters to the mectiug, evie ous to do all they could to patch up the split in tho New York Democracy, as they think thelr only chauce of success In the Stato in November 18'to present n united front in the clty, and that clance is very slim, THE RESUMPTION ACT. IGNOHANCH OF IT3 PROVISIONS—A COPY OF fight for the 8aty regarll the elect{on of Hayes, an muascs {n Southern Ilinois, s only the continu- atlon of Grantlsm. ‘The peoplo really want a change, and tho only prospect of & change ls in the clection of Tildon. has helped Tilden, It 1s thoupht, in our coun- try at least, thiat he removed ‘Tyner to pleaso Morton and to give Tyner the patronage in the Department so th could be worked in the intercst of Hayes,” 4 Now, Mr. Alien, what dv you think of THS UANHBURG MASSACRE ty any good 1" 80 do ‘our people, as a dns- incxcusable nffair. amar docs—calmly and rojudice. * The Wasscrman, C. B, 11 Raerty, dnmes G s Melge d—C, McDounld, Jo fam T, Snow, Yenth Ward-John Croak, A. C. Btory, J. C, . Courtney, J. C. Hitch- harles 11, Wal), G, i Fard—~D. W, Dunne, Judge N, . Gra- bam, Zhirleenth Ward—Mark J, Clinton, M, B. Kin- Ald, Willlam Wheeler, James O'Brien, vourteenth Ward—Anton Detimor, Buy, John Gimball, John Nortun William Sullivan, C, Caselman, (irant'srecent conrse ewell and put in Wil that do your “ I regara ft, an tardly, cruel, and wholl: look ab It ns Senator Justly, I think, and without perpetrators of that crimo ought to receive the strictest Justice. But it connot Lo denled that it was tho outgrowth of the system the Repub- ursued in the ]c(”;i they will eeok to make political capital out About once a month wo aro called upon to republish the so-called Resumption act for tho benefit of those who have cither never read {t or forgotten its provisions. For tho bonefit of such persons swe herewith prin It again: Cuapten L. An acl to provide for the resum, tion of apecie-payments, 116 Ul enacled by the Se ate and flouas of e States of America In Conyrena are Secretaty of tho Treasury /s hor the United States sil- denominations of N l, Buschner, W. P, McConkey, W. Denagitz, ¥ Homsday, 3. B. Vaughn, Frank Mesin, John Custello, E. Jane nings, sbmnm Ward—Ammo Voss, Theodore Schintz, Frank ). Peabody, Jobn Sutlivan, Herman Lieb, Seventeenth Ward—Michacl Sweeney, Rudolph Tvan, Patrick Tiorney, - John Sweeney, John ¥, alsh, Thomns Enwright, h Ward—V, 0. Tuener, John M. Renn- 8, Corning Judd, Wllliam M, Tureman, Por- William M. Devine, . William Wiescnhach, econd Commissloner's District—N. 8. Davls, S. . Burhinma, Thomus Shirley, Third Districi—Daniol Cameron, William Myers, Fourth District—Clayton , E Drake, Peter Caldwall, Jamea J. McUarthy, Fifih District—G. 8. Ingrabam, itugh Mayer, le. ci=Willlam H. Rell; Matt Warner, John Huigh, Peter Mr. Cameron then futroduce calllng for thic appointment of A NEW COOK COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTER, He grave way to Mr. Story, and the Conventlon got looso {n o muddle over n motion by that gentleman, snd amendments from several oth- ¢rs, to provide for the non-nppearance of dele- field and the substitution of al- st the greateat confusion, Miles Kehoo moved to ndjourn, aud tho author of tha resolution tnalsted on fta betug put to the Con- vention. The motlon to adjourn was ruled out of order, and Cameron got on his feet agata, Milles Kehoe—You ara out of order. DEMOCRATIO COURTESIES, Col. Camcron—Nature was out of order when Miles Kéhoe—Tho records of the courts will show how you aro out of order. Finally Col, Cameron got the floa tho riccessity of a new Central According to him, the present Committeo wero a set of noodles, who hadn't attended to thelr buslnces, and, If victor) only through the appolutment of a thorough, working committee. The question was then put on the adoption of the resolution, but the troublo wns not over, Miles Kehoo, Dr. Cook, and about twenty others, opposed to uppointing 8 new C mittee, rose to points of order and moved to untdl thic holl wasa acene of Indescriba- It was u combination of chnos and pundemontum let loose. Kchoe openly accused the Qhalr of putting up jobs and enter- iug Into_combinations, ani heurd. Finally he rgounted the platform and was received with applause and hiescs. The halr tricd to put the gueation on the adoption of the resolution, but Kehoe lifted up a frantic yoll, Tho hall resounded with the howls of the iwo opposing factions. Finally the friends ot order {uterfered to give Kehoe ten mlnutes, and o fotfon to that cilect was passed. Kehoo then barangued the audicnce, accusing tho Clinir- man of belng [u partnersh)) was higsed at for histemer managud to get order and v ON TN CUBENNATORIAL QUESTION Mr. Allen hiad not much to say, candidate himself, although some of his friends lad mentloved bis name. names mentloned, except that they swere all good honor the ofilee if elected.” He had no particu- lur preference, so fur as the reporter could leary, one way or another, and very little ideaas o the relative sirength o g was not a In regard to the | coined at tho mints of inlon to cxpress men and would ¢qual number and amount of fractlonal cur- rency of shollar denominutions, or, nt hls discru. tigu, e may lssuta aucly silver colns thraugh tho Poal-Oflices of the Tnlte Issuc hu s heroby authurized and requlre doons an equal amount of fractional currency un- 4] the whols mnount of such fractional currcucy ovutatanding shull Lo redeemed. e, 2, That vo much of Sec, 3,624 of the Ro. vlsed Statutod of (ke Unlted States us provides for a charge of one-fifth of 1 Inxt atandard gold buillon into cofn is horeby re- | caled, und hereaftor no churge whall be made for tho cauitidates. AROUND TQWN. AT REPUDLICAN NEADQUARTERS in the Grand Pacific lotel there was but little Qoing yesterday, Sccretary Dan Shepard hLas lis statlonery lald Iny and he was busily en- gaged In answeriog letters, giving information, cte. Tho headquarters are ncat and comforta- ble, and visiting "Republicans seem to take ad- vantago of them for writing to their constituents, The news rcceived from all the Stutes 18 most hopeful. Even Kentucky sends greete Ing that she will eudeavor to do her duty. From Indiana the most cheering news comes, s are strong and well or) ared for a vigorous and thorough Orthi at least 20,000 imnjority. n greeting thut she thtnks she will roll up no Less thun 40,000 mafority for Hayes and Wheoler, ‘The quarrel within' the’ Democratic runks thero scems to be growin, Beeretary Bhepard recclved two Immouse mails ‘bags of documents yesterday., They treatof o Hlden’s career, wnd they will be sent to Republicans throughout the Btate gratultously, * that ho who runs may read." GOV. DBVHNIDGE. The fricnds of Gov. Beverid, an aspirant for Congressiona candldate for any oftice. - On the other hand, he 1s dofug all he can to securc the nomination of Gen, Juliun White. AT TUE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, 47 and 70 Clark street, nothing of fmportance occurred yesturday. ' In i®i0 forenoon tending forces diseussed the situation, and pre- ht in the Convention among ng the afternoon. Miles Kehoe recelved a diapatch from Perry . Bmith yesterday stating that he would not or perhaps to-morraw, nte for Auditor on tho Greenback State ticket, is anxious for a conli- tion with the Demogral to juin forces. ublic dopositories, and tatus, and upon such Col, _Arno_Voss, Slophon Keogh, Ward_Ellis, Thomas ¥ Mike Evans, Ed Phillips, ¢x-Al . Gioudell, Daye ‘Thornton, A, Garrl Miller, Anton Berg, O. B. Hathaway, Tountree, Egbert Jomicson, Pat O'Brien, J. B, Judge Forrester, Bob Kenny, J. H. jor contum for converts sec, i 'hat Sec, 177 of tho Revlsod Statutcs of tha Unlte:l States, witing the aggregato amount notes uf Nutlunal Dankin Is horeby repenlod, and each oxluting Intlon nuy ‘increnso Its clreaiating uotes lu accordance with exlsting law, without re- new bunking as. in accordunco wit Inttug Iaw without respect to sald oy rovisions of law for () ibution of Nasllonal Dank currency awong the aoveral States and Torsitorien aro lerse by ropealed, nnd whenevorand g0 ofteu ns clr- bo lesued to any such banking associatlon, so Increasing fts “capltal or circulsting notes, or o newl, aforeeaid, It shall be the duty of the Secretary of the ‘I'rcasnry to redeem tho legal-tendor United 300, 000,000 to the atlona) Dank notea ventfon wna called to order at 2:20 by ‘orrestor, On tho platferm were John an ('Hara, Senator Robiuson, Jim om Morrls, and a hairs, In calling the Convention to o~ wpuct tw anld agy hastly array of JUDGH FOIRESTER alluded to the importance of the coming Con- «ention ot Springiield, Upon itsresults perhapa Tresidontial election in ho sald, was the para- harniony, cnergy, and ould make victory inevitable e then nomiuated the Hon, H. G. Miller ns temporary Chairman. nomination was mads unanimous. LLER, On nssuming-the chair, Mr, Miller was wol- comed with applausc, and returned his thanks ta the Convention for caliin ew York scuds culating notes shall depended thoze of the zeal, hie thaught, wi otes In excess of next November. amount’of 80 per cantum of o fssucd to any euch banking association ns afore- sund, and to continue such redemption as suen cire culating notes are lsaued until thera shall be out- the_atm of $300,000,000 of auch legal nited Btates notes, and no more, and after the st iay of Jonuary, A, D, 18° f the Treasury ahall redeem legal-tender nu}cn fow facts in Mr, deny that he iy on him to preside, houors, or (8 a tho United States o was his aulllenco—in n then outstanding, t degree—to judge from the feeble spplause, pringfleid Convention should be gulded the samo wiedom and animated by tho samg irit, the party would carry [liinols. [Applause.] The snlssion ot the party, the legitimate succes- sor of the party of Thomnas Jotlesson, was to resaue thie country from the eyils into which the arty had plunged it. The len " corrcaponded to tho buglentes of Jeflerson, and the chiof bugler of thy prosent day would crrry the ‘Unlees the country were rescuod derers now, it never could be rescued. Tho Demoerate of Illinols wers not Tio wanted each one to enter dong at 8t. Louls, slstant Trensurer of the City of New York In sums of not less than 850, And to onable the Secretary of tho Treasury to pro- are and provide for tha redemption in this act an- rized or required, ho 18 authorlzed to use any eurplus revenics from timo to timo in the Treasu- ry not otherwisc appropriated, and to lssue, sell, 5o Of, at not fess than tlons of bands of fio act of Congrosi approvod July 14, 1870, entitled, ** Anact to anthorizo the refund- ing of the natlonal debt,” with like qualities, ptions, to tho extent neceusa- nto full effect, and to use tha proceeds thereof for the purposos atoresard. And ull provisions of law inconsistent with the provis- fong of this act are hereby ropealed. dicted 8 blg 1) demanded to be | themselyes dur so-called Republican clarion-toncs of Tl ardu coin, olther be lionte tintil to-dn; John Hise, candi from the pln- who aru not yeb rendy 'onference Committee ringfield on the Mth inst. ‘ulmer House Scerctary Crowley took for there was but little to do “there. 1, Bmith has sent o v, ‘Filden, which has been pasted against the wi in headquarters, and Inappropriately surround with an Amerlcan fln Tilden opposed holding soldiers were fighting at tho front, Hendricks' pleture wasu't scnt on, beeaunse they are not s sure of his acce) Presidoncy. At Jast accounts, Tl 1L Bmith were at Sarotoga. privileges, and exem) oflielal veNtion, n and it should be tho alm of all Detnocrats to organize tho party, and not sup- taugc.] Economy ords of the party, and it should seo that men were nominated who would oxe. Ward Elsq and Dr. Btetz wero thon hiteling, tho Chalr a Committeo on " ung from each dlvision with Cutneron, and After awhile ho omently protested another Central Committec. that the Convention was called aim- ply to clect delogates to Springfield and not for any other purpose. It the Committee hadn't dune thelr duty, let thespecific charges be made, e contended that It was for the Intercat of the party, and _inthe luterest of harmony, uot to elect another Commlttoe. In coocluding, hio moved - to adjourn: and the motion: was very declared out of order, “The Chalr then:put the adoption of tho resolution of Col. Camerons The vote was cealled by tiont was adopted by o Vote of 116 to 55. Col. Cameron moved t! the Comnittee, transparency of MISCELLANEOUS. TIVE LOUISIANA DEMOCRACT. Nnw Onumans, Lo, July 24--Tho Baton Rouge Democratic State Nominating Conven- tlon convened at noon. Judge J. A. 8nyder, of Bosaler, wns temporary Chufrman, Delegates Jfavor a night session and the apcedy transac- tivn of buslness, Among the prominent candl- datea for Govornor aro Gen. Frank Nichols, of Assumptlon, D. B, Penn, L, A. Wiitz, and John the stars of which act:in 1604, when the chosen Becretaries. O isation of G. W, Houj was empowered to Mol Crrdentials, to conslst of the city, and two at large, ‘The Chair then nppointeOes gal G, W, _Houghtelln Dunn, West™ Divial Diviston; Thomas Sh from the country. ‘I'iec Committec ou Credentials Bpent consid- ernble time in determining who Were delegates. Durlng thie recess, OEN. PARKSWONTH, who was discovered fn the Lall, was called upon anil addressed the Convention. He deslred har- Hehad taken hiold of the plow and didn't proposc to 100k back, He sald the coun- try needed s chango of dynast; thie Treasury to know how much was there ana liow much had been atolon. the buoks waus possible if Tilden weve elocted, but It waa ont of tho erford B, Haycs, pling the Viee- iden and Perry N, g was hold atithe Town-House for tho forma- ub. John Gray, and Charles Kin- he_object of the 1 , J, Honne, L, C, B, Fondg, and L. A, By lung, wero appolnted a committco to draft o coustitution and by-laws. slsting of ¥, A, Pl Freestone, Charles Allen, and Edwin, Goodwin, was appoluted on permanent organization report ab an adjourncd meetlg o be hil the same placo Baturduy evenlug at 8 o'cluck. Mr. Itanna beinyg called upon, briefiy address- od the mecting, showing the hypocris; of the Democratic’ ¢ry o Much_enthustusm -provalled, and 1t Is expected that thers will by a rousing turn-out at thenext A largo mectln; in Jefferaon Suturda; tion of 4 Hayes'and Esig., wna called to tho Chal) acted na ‘Bocrot mecting was stated b Soutk Division; L. M. -V." €. Turnor, North words, and the resolu- Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune, McIisxny, i1, July 2.—Here s 8 straw, Wo tooka votaon the stcamer going to Fux Loke. Result: Two hundred and ten for Iinyes ond ong for Tilden. in order to avold a cold bath, agreed to malko ff Binnnw or MoxET, DAVENPONT, 4. Bpecial Dirpatch o The Tribu Davenront, Ja, ‘Wheeler Club has and already has o membership of 450, with the pect of as many more. y'all young men, and no office-holders are Postinaster Russell got his uame down 88 a member, but it was ruthilessly stntek 'off, Uniforms will bo purchased for several companies of men. olghty men urg already formed and officered. In'Rock Istand and Moline Hayes Clubs have ‘The tmemnbershi reachies 400, and that of the Jat cial Digpuleh do The Tribun 1., July :4,—The Demot city are in a great state of mind about the Con- gresslonsl Conventlon which 18 to bo held hera on Wednesdny, Thero 14 a little contest for tho nomluation Letween Wike, the Judge Thompyon, of this cliy. +Mr. Thompson representa tho greenback juloreat, while Wike hus heretofore boon regarded hurd-money man, but ho hos just written s let. ter which {8 regurded os a cenback vote, and he hus consequently lost the reapect of both sides. The contest 15 llkely to be Very close, It fs etated that the " reform ' eandidate fur Missourl got drunk o few nights ago, and grosaly lnsulted a lady passenger on between Haenibal sud St ot tho Chalr appoint. John Forsytho moved that Col, Cameron ap~ polnt the Cominittee, and his mnotion was in- stantly ruled out of order, ‘I'lis’ Choirman announced that each ward and Commissionex's district would procesd to select its member of the Committee. ‘The varlous ward delegations responded, and the folluwing gertlomen constituto TIUB SXW COMMITTER? Second, Dennls R. Goca:lly Fourth, . 1T fark Sherldan; Slxth, John Heventh, Miles Kehoe; Elght! ot A Vordh ""“‘TT"{}'?' Wil y A Van Dureni Twellth, - Jr.; Thirtcentn, M, 1! o Casselmun; Fifteenth, Quatavy Boventeenth, Miko ommissioner's Dllh{cb—-fl . Jol ‘Third District not flllcxl‘"-‘ Fm?rfl.{: Fifth District, John this thne men had_howled tham- sclves hoarae, the adlicronta of Keliog scel to prevent by tholr nolss and Wisses the appolnt: But tho opposition was equally intent on accotuplishiug Its olject, and endured the howling and yelling until succeeded. The Commitice wasappointed with the exception of a represuntative from the Third hia mntter ln:lnfi to fix up at anather thne, it belug already afto; @ o'clock, Thu Conventlon then adjourned, a the whisky-shop in the first etory reaped an abundant harveat. —— JOSH ALLEN. 1118 OFINION OF TUINGS, Among the prominent people fn the clty yes- terday wos the Hon, W. J. Allen, of . Carbon- dale, D2y & well-known Democrat of the fn- tarlory upon whom tho name of * Josh" Allen 1= been conferred by a sort of unfversal con- sent, untll ke Is pow known morae by it than by tho high-sounding title of the Hon, W. J, Allen, A reporter of Tua Tmpuns met Mr, Allen lust svening, and the topic of converestion, of courss, beeama politics, ¥ What sécns to be thought of your ticket down fn the {nterior, Mr, Alleni® began tha re- P Ehe portion T have visited b {] fon I have et '{iden and Hendricks, e s yory much juore entbuslasm for the ticket th supposcd existed, . Southern Illinols praferred pposed ‘Plden’s nomina- favor, but we were very ogrecab ‘There s more_euthusiism in our part of the cqputry over Thden and Hendricks thon theve s Lver Hayes and Wheeler, but It wmay be the result of oyer-confidence on the part of Repub- # Do the Democrats of Southern Illinots real- 1y expect Tilden wil) be clected (" 4 They have an abldiug contldence n his clocs tion. This I8 the feeling among Demoerate, and - 6 great many Indopendent Republicaus whom I kuow think that Tilden's prospects ure th bes Our Republican trivnds are doln, ‘I'ho word * lukewarju? woul preas thelr present pos(tion,” How are the Democrats organtzad ¢ 4 Very well, ludeed, Wu bavo held ratifica- tlon wmcetings all over the counties, our County Camimnlittees arc at work, and counly nomlnd- tlons have generally been made,” 1 A 4 t{ow does th Bt. Louls platform ault your **Very muck, as a general thing, Bome men m\"fi; u‘%.' 'fi“uudx 1t would 1 ] 1nal of the platform 1t would have been different, but I hear very little cowplaiut, They A committeo con- The Tildes oy Thonms he Tilden man and a count of This scttlement of zod In Davenport, ucstion under Ruth- The members are atter Tio knew ver: well, but l¢ thought he hadn't cnougl allowed to Joln, DISSATISFIED GENMANS. Those Geripans who at the beglnnin campalgn, had made up their nuids to vote for ‘Tilden wro aiready gotting shaky, and long-be- fore election-day the German who will vote the Democratic ticket will have to be looked for with lanterns. They are beginuing to flud out whio consider themselves the party, mean to run thinga as they have heretofore, and the Ger- mans have thus far been aimost entirely nored.. At the primary -meeting of thu teenth Wand “Baturday ‘night, tne German elo- ment was ovarawed by the Irish, and the former hava been angry ever since. Lust -evening the Uermans of the ward held a meeting at No, 408 va vent to thicir feelings,' wasatlended by about fiftyper- hom, howover, were not ‘yw who bud comu out of curivsity nizatlon was offectod b of ¥, Ralchardt, who stated ou taking the chalr hod been called for the pur-: aunionot tke Go %0 that they mj, he had been nominated, were In fuyor of reform, but reforin was about as possibla with them as it was with the flock af wolves which elected a shey [Laughter.] About ti Republicana would do, as the wolves did n the fublg, would bo to eat up the leader and run the Ho eald_the party fn g epubllcans sald thoy 'wa companles of = of thy former mnchilue themeelves. that tho Irish power could not roform itsclf, of the party wero honuat, but the partisans had manned the brakes,and did o spealkter was forced to apologize for the Democratie House of Repre. sentatives for they had cut down the appropriutions 0:)8 coutrol of fho part, the actual work, Bedgwick strect, to aunually, e cogeldered the Senate and not left to tho deley the House respousible for the recent dead-lock and the consequent neeessary focrease of the appropriations, A party loug in power, sald hie, could not reform itsclf. refortn In eutting down salavics, It struck right nguinst its own friends, who apeedily forsook {hio party. ‘The General didn't sny they were wel- comed Into the Demacratic much to be fmplied. thu people, ander the lead of the former, a tnun of braing, woulll weed out' thess "To his characLer us & reformor wns duy Lis vumination us Giovernor and Prealdent, the attacks on Tilden as an associate of Tweed was A Democra be, that didu’t make Tiidun u thief, tivant was a ke- ublicau, so were M , and others, and yel pretty famillarly, No nanm, said worked harder "to oTpose and {d Tllden. Fo was also the great Canal- The men fu Nov York wha had w crying down been” hurt, and igh - bid for the Whean it wndertook to that the meotin, puso of effeetin, ¥ :board & steamboat mes {n the ware . arty, but left that 1 Dispateh s Jaly SLAG tho be ¢ Canvention held to-ta ing county tickct wis ni -Gen, Lleb then took the stand, thiat there were a larze num n this Btato in fovor of Tilden, aald that the Demucrats of THlinols must not think that theso Germuns would vof Reforn “to their ominated:’ Btate's 3 Bherlff, Danlel ILite) uhn Dolau; Coroner, M, A, Powell; Btate Scoator, Geol Representativos, N, L. Jay and Delegates to State and Congressional Convens tions were also appointed. {al Dlswaigh o The Trtbu ! -iul %A.-—flxu lfl"s‘ tivo t-suntleu to \eleet delegates fo the Democratic Con, +Conventlon Instructed for MeNulr, of ollv, The candldates water, aud Albert Schaffer, of 82, Puu's te thelrr ticket by mere- meaut tobe recognized, and demnnded, uominations, otherwise' they would not help them to elect thelr ticket. He'was o Democrat, and what he waa snyiog was ood of the party, but he was uoné of heens Deniocrats, and were partisans who_would h ‘Tilden, wero the men who h therefare they squealed, 2 all those who werg erying down thieves worid sy would vote for u reinstatemen Iyed-in-the-wool vote everything presented to thet, not gone to the County Conveution that aftor- h lio understood ho was a delegate, that sclected the delegation, and while hie was ready at any time to rescutative of the’ people, yet ho would not gu ns the representutive of a niob, that the Conventlon In the afternoon was on 2 large scale what the Sixteonth Ward prinary was on 8 small seale, ve anything to do with such mobs, they would stand no such nonsense. G wudnd durlng his von: .cluted and colnclded with his views. * A Cominittes was ofticers for a Bixteenth ruposud for nowmluation nac Bloples, of Btill port Tilden they ? o of honest gov- 'Phe Conventfon was then addressed by Judge Josh Allen, of Carbondale, who mode s hopeful that the Prairie State Noyember for Tilden, o S raain —Eran ders has consented to muk{- the raco for Ereas In this District, and will enter vigorqual: upon the campaigu linuicdintely upe Jourument of Congress, ‘Tlia to-night rusolvud that, ng ewmbera arty, they could mot and would nut support hlin; thst he hadbeen untrus 1o his premisca fn the past, and mcrited defeat, here whil Ly tuerefore, s third caudidate tn thoes| gives the ruce to John He understood 1endricks, aud Reform, hobbled to his feet o o ey r a few ninutcs, confiniog litaselt to-stating that he was s good Demo- 1kt an honest inan, had pever swindled & inan, unct bl wn otherwise good record, Hutle tu bis speech, wid closed with saying he r any oflice, that he had ring, and that he was Lsughter.] He then I a'moment to read was then éalled and eawed the alr was freqyontly which showed't eld, which practically oftited Lo nominate rianng, the Republican poivee. - After cftecth " ““‘Js'i“"‘ 'ma..,.u_ er cflecting an oryganization, the meetlog sdjourned. 5 & ! BIXTRENTI WARD, Tho Bixteenth Ward lisyes and Wheeler Club held 8 very lurge uud enthuslastic ncoting lagt cvening af No. 811 Larrabeo street. Two cows panies ! Haymukers, which had been formed slue last Eaturday, turmed out fully uniformed ipped with torches, They ‘marched to chialfner's residence, and tscorted ghat ed to order by the Presk {r, Louls §chatlner, who stated that s before tha mecting was tha & constitution aud by-lkws.” The Cow, wus not a candidate Speci Trivu SPRINIFIELD, L., euly Sh—If Democratle or Independent Coufey mittees, who are (o meet Loro to-morrow 1o ar- range, it possible, a divker on the State tiekot, biave arrived to-ufght, they are quurtercd vlue- whore than_at the hotels, and are keej scclusion, They are expeeted fn the morn Present advices woul Lobbled off, but retumne o long-winded resolutfon culling for the ap- ntmeat of ~ uew {Central seent to he declded) fust the renominathm of the Iudependen ricd : B Uorplog Judd next s llaterm ticket as u whole, und the taking oke. As Ruth sald to Naomi, he wouldsay to y people, and thy God aa_grected with ap- cusslon amoug gentleman to the pt The mectlug was 5cd by thio Bourbons, who g Bume of tho proinineut wy G plause, but {l Was ere hold that the renomiuation vf "or the Reform or soft-money men would be thrust nt Tilden, and couldi’t help Hen- an) n dricks. TOX ANNAXDACREDS' QUANDRRT, Wasitinatox, D. C., July 21,—A committee compused of gentlenien from the several States, and ldentified’ with the independent greenback movement, aro hero urging upon tho Secretary of the Natlonal Executiva Committes the pro- priety of placing the namo of Albert E. Red- stono_as Vice-Uresident on the Peter Couper Presidentfal ticket. FIKE COURTY, \ : Spectal Dispateh to ine. TITISPIBLY, Illmnly 24,—The Democratle County Convention and Tilden ratlfication meeting to the tune of about 300 mot here to- day to nominate county officers, ete. They per- formed tho wonderful gymnastio feat of ne dorsingthe 81, Louls répeal-tlic-Resumptlon- act platform, and fnstructing their delegates to the Congresslonal Convention to voto for the Hon. i8cott Wike, the present plucky hard- money member of the Banking Commiitteo of Congress, who won't repeal worth a cent, ectal Diepatch to The CAm.men.u,fl .y July $,—~The nlm“?ln County Democratic Convention was held In this clty to-dny, The Convention aelected nino del- egates to the Btate Convention, also sixteen to tho Seventcentl Congresslonal District Conven- tlon, whicl tneets at East 8t. Louis un Tuesday, tha 33th inst. Tho delegation {8 Instructed io cast Macoupin's 16 votes for W. R. Morrlson, tho present Represcntative, The' attendhnce was quite small, and no eothusinsim was evinced. DIXON, 113 Speclat Dispafch Io The Tridune. DixoN, LIl July H,—Tho Democrats {n this county’ al i not cal) & County Convention, but thefr "County Cummnittes arrogated the right and the bhonor to namo tho delygation to tho Stato Conyention. _The dclegates are the 1on. Willlam H, Van Epps, E. B, Btiles, and Col. John Dement, of Dixon. They belung *to the ald rock-rooted class of Democrats, soft-muncy men from top to bottom, . nko"omsz AND JIAYES, s The latest explsnation of the Prosident's ab- sence from tho exercises nt Philadelphin on the Fourth of July Is furnlshed by the Washington correspoident of the Uartford ZVmes, who soys that Lhie Presldent was: so angry at Gov. Ilayes for the nllusfon to a single terui in Lis letter of nceeptance that he was unwilllng to meet him, The explanation mny be-founded in” truth, but as & faithful Democratie journal the PHimes shotld be earoful huw It aplkes its own guns by mblishing auch_news, It should not forget lhnt the great Democratic argumncnt azninst Hayes at present §s that he represents “ Grant- fsni.” How can he do that when there is such @ coldneas between him-and Granti—New York Tribune. - ARL SORURZ. Another Investigator has discovered what afls Carl Behurz, Holsn't o “podwalloper ¥ this time, but an “agitator,” ‘The man who has 1ound him out writes about It as follows from Milwaukeo to the Chicago Times: “Thetroubls with Schurz is—ond up here in Wisconsin we know him better than he is . known clsowhiero— he i8 a born revolutionist and agitator. Tildon means peace, conservation, qulict; ucalm after & Jong and foarful storm; the restoration of publte credit, of the currency, of prosperous and wholesome honesty; stilhiess in the Unlon, which makes the least Intereating but moat com- fortable period in natlonal history. ‘Quict to ulck bosoms 18 o bell soys our old Irfend yron; and suchi & conditiou of things would be ncarly hell to Carl Schurz,? DI, BAYLISS' PUNIRAL ADDRESS, Tho Indinunpolls Journal states that the Rev. Dr. Bayliss, of that clty, has reccived mora thin o hundred [ctters from differcut parts of the countey appruying his recent uttorancea relativo to the coudition of aflalrs in tho South. Thuy arc the spontancous cxpressions of men who believe that there 13 a rotten and dangerons condition of affalre In the South, and who ad- mire the boldness and mavliness with which Dr, Bayllss has stated tho_case, Ona gentleman, wrlting from 8hannon, Leo County, Mlss,, snys: ““Phousands of Southern Republicans, native s woll as Northorn-born, thank you with all thelr hearts for thu sppropriate funeral address pro- nounced over the remalns of Mra, Ielen E. Willls, Cascs of that kind, though not involv- ing 80 many lives, except when we have & mas- sacrc, arc constontly vccumn% hora [n Missls- sippl, Republicans who speak thelr sentimeuts are without protection here for lifo or property. Democrats axo rarcly punlshed for mnun:m.h:‘g or wmurdering Republicans, whito or colored. Freedom lins been-burled here since last No- vember, If the Government does not send us rotectlon wo will have to Icave here, turn ewnocrats, or bo murdored.” BUOTWELI, TIE * REFORMER.' We prosuincaus Democratic friends will Inslat that there Is not the allghtest algnlficanco in the nomination to the Legislaturo of Randolph A. Shotwell, in the Mechilenburg (N. C.) district, This man wasa Ieador of thefamous Ku-Klux or- anization wastried for his operations in carry- ng out tho schemes of that band of outlaws; was provod gullty and sentenced to the Peniten- tlary for six_years; was imprisoncd at Albany, and woa pardoned at the solicitation of oue ol Iiis victims; returned to_the Stote and resumed his political mctivity. That Shotwell {a o © re- former no one can doubt. Iie bolongs to tho same school as the Bouth Caroliun ruflan, 4 @Gen M. G, Butler, who planued the Ham- burg mussaere, I he had his way, he would radfcally “reform ' all abuses conneeted with the negroes in the South by killing thew or ro- ducing them to sublection to the whites, If he 18 not Interfered wlith, he may yet do a good deal in North Carolinn for the cause of Tlden, with whotn hd is in entlre s{:npnll\y and from whose success he doubtless nugwu‘ expectations,.—~ New York Times. ew York Tribune (nid,). Tyery pacty should bo juu¥nd not only by its rofessluns and pledaes, nade when it 13 trylng Fu ensnare voters, but by its record, itsvon- stituent elemonts, and its established tendenclea. We knew something of the Democratic Pnrty. in relation to tne currency and the publlc faith, beforo it assembled in Conventlon at 8t, Louis. Wao knew that it had denounced tho greenback a8 unconstitutional durlng the War, ~ We knew that, when pence returned, that party demanded the payment of United Btatea bonds In thesede- preclated notes, woll knowing that muct greater dopreeiation must follow so largo an’ ssue of them, * Wa knew that o large inajority of Democratle mombers had yoted for unlluiited inflatfon of. tho curreocy in 1674, Wo knew that nearly every Demacratie vote In Congress had bocu cust nst tho Resump- tlon act, of 1875, notwif ut-munfi the provision for unilmited lucreass of bunk notes which many- Domocrats had urgred, because of hos- tility to the formal pledge to rosume apocles &uymuntn ata fixed thine, ~ We know that, after 1@ possage of that act, the Demacratio pnrt{ Tegan to clamor for its repeal, and, by the mosf dangerous appeals to the nb)lr t of communism and repudiation, polled 40,000 more votes fn Ohlo than eyer before, Wo know that in Janit- ary Inst, and week after week cver siuce, Demo- eratio leadors hait moved tho unconditfonal {mdlntlm\ of that pledge, and had been & alned by the votes of imore than two-thirds the Democratic members, And yet, bevausc that same patty adopted certain fino phrases at 8t. Louly, In the hope to gull simple prople who rend vlnt [orins, there are worthy gentlemen who rush forward to greet the newly * converted” party with Lsara ot Joy. ‘I'he prevalling teudencles of both partles an tho quustlon are known. The Republican party bas been weak, unroady, tardy In the diacharge of duty, but never fulse to the public honer, for the overwhiclining sentiment of its voters has restralnod even the worst deinsgogues among its leadore. In overy contest on that question voters have put It”on the right aide, and they forgive many of Grant's misdceds bucause, when demugogues and weak leadors ylelded and wont with the Democrats, hisveto prevented inflation. On tho vther hand, the overwhelming sentimont of Democratie voters has been hostile to re- sumption, in favor of Inflation, and un- sound in"respect to pledges of the publlc faith. The dishonest platform of that party in 1868 dld not misrepresent fts voters, The con- atituents who ataud behind two-thirds of the Deipocratic represcutatives demand from them actd mory dishonest and destructive than those members dure-to propose. All thess thinge are known, except to the wise men who study a 8t. Louis platform to find, out what the Demo- cratic party really tneads. Even that vlatforin contains the formal demand far repudlation of s solemn pledge. The men who lguora that demand, who arg blind to the perslstent course ‘of Democrats in Congress, who refuse to re- momber tho longtmmm of that party, and who obstinately ehut thelr eyes to its Known teus dencles, deserve to e cheated, . e ———e TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, PorT JERvis, N. Y., July 24 —There was & mxll:: frost a few milcs north of this place last night. 9 Special DispuicA to The Tridune. *Waiukzean, 111, July 34.—Thomas Kinney, & toamster, fur many yoars residing in this city, wusy at tle {ustauce of bis rolatives, taken ln vustody, sud subsequently tried before Judge ‘Turner and six jufimuu whao brouglit in @ ver- dict of fnsanity. Ho will b sent tu Elgin. He was acting quil ‘e ‘rfluM‘y b‘:‘“fl: hia :nu . al Dispaicl e, Ixnum'ffgv.u !nffl'.. July $.~Tha Rev. W. A. Bartlett, of Chicago, hai been called 1o the iatorats of the Becond Preabyterian Church of Liv city, and, whilo he rescrves Lis decision, §¢ 1y bedeved that bo witl mc[}h J ridu tal Dispated i e Etany, T du Iy LK e weit nas been sunk to tha depth of S00 foety at the cons dsustug fuctory at Elgin, Water lows from it at the ruto of vue barrel every six scconds, ¥ ADWAY'S I . RADWAY'S READY RELIER Ouros the Worst Paing in From One to Twenty Minutes, NOT ONE HOUR, After Reading this Advortlam;mnt Noe One Suffer with Pain, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF bire for Every Pan - It wus tho first and is the Only Pain Remedy That inatantly stops the mos e RNV EINAR AR Details of a Brutal Wife-Murder - at Lancaster, Pa. The Fiend, Failing to Kill at the First Fire, Doliberatoly Reloads and Suoceeds, Story of a Herole Defense Against Burge lars by a Young Woman, WIFE-MURDER. Hanntspura, Pa., July 2.—Lancaater City is grently exclted over a tertibly brutal murder of a young lady named Aunte Pannol, the murder- er belng her husband, who placed o pistol near Tier chieek nnd fired, and, not Inflleting fatal fu- Jurles, relonded and put & ball in the back part of her hend, James Pannel, the murderer, was married to the girl fn April Inst, having becomo acquainted with her at one of Hammond's re- vival meotings, They llved happily together for weeks, when hie exhiblted symptoms of jenl- ousy. About three ‘'weeks ago he returned home from Philadelphia, where he had been working. 1o reached tho house' befors tha inmates were out of bed, and after they hnd arlsen he demanded that his wife should retiro with him, rofused, and com- menced preparations would not eat, and sald she “might go to holl.” On tho 4thof July he vlsit, accompanying her itiou. - As they reached homo™ an uncle of the woman_ engaged ler fn conyersation, which aroused nn uncontrollable jealousy n the Mo demanded that she “take tho clothing oft that he had bought lier, and that night he left the house - with “all her anparel, Tiie next day he expressed s desire to make up, but his wife refused, when he struck Ler, almost breaking her nose, Last Thuraday he appeared at tho resldenca of his mother-n-law with the clothing, snying he had taken it to #pitc his o snfd ho had trled to liate her, but love would not prompt it, and that he could not forget her beautlful faco. Mrs. Panncl having meanwhilo hired out at a hotel, he went there, belng coldly recelved, he acted as if he In- cd to kill Rer. On Frklny night ho had nn interview with his wife in the He sald he came to tal d that slie frecly fo could never live togethur aguln, ' He excitedl “If wo part now we tha mother thow, cd the muzzlo of hia pistol almoat agafnst hier cheek and fired. Aftersho bad fale "Tha mother frantically own stalrs for the ussistance of tho nelghbors, who found the woman lying on her Lack with her hauds clasped across, ior breast, and a large Bible lylng upen on lier busom, hav- ing beon placed thore by the murderer. The flund was 2ound soon afterward crouclied on the He surrendered without offering any informed that ho” hud Kkilled his wife, exclaimed with an oath, ** Served her right. She ought to have heen in hell long ago,”” The murdcrey I8 about 81 years old, und comes from Hurtford County, Maryland, where ho comunitted n forgory soveral yoara ago. The vletim was scarcely 18 vears old, Id his wifo another 0 a pyrotechnic exhib- 't excriclatin ngentionk, Whetn o) 7 uther gladds or IN FROM ONE T0 TWENTY MINUTES, how vialent Neuraigle, o prasirated with' discase RADWAY'S READY RELIRR . Afford Instant Eage, Inflammation of th . tion of the Blndd, . Bowels, Mumps, resence of her ava him, but they Jen ho again shot lier. o Xidnoys, Infia Inflammation o;:l‘?: Copgestion of tha Soro ‘Thront, DifRoult Broathing, Palpitation of resistance, and belng Oroup, Diphthori Hoada - Nouralgle ¥ cho,Toothacha, Ague Uhiila, Chilblaing, nlication of th ra tie pain Oral y d16ps In halt @ tumbilcr of Hiek ttenancnu, Howels, aud all lnte: ELE with (hem, A tew dy unuy or Disters us a st FEVERAND AGUfi Fuver and Agua cured for g A MARVELOUS WOMAN. ond Frost Dites, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribuns.. Mamisox, Wis., Juty 24.—Saturday sfternoon, in the absenca of Dr, and Mrs. W. 1L, Fox from their home ln the Town of Oregon to this ciiy, acouple of burglars came with a story that they had been sent to repair some furniture. ‘The hired girl, Annte Mulcahy, some 18 yeurs old, disbelicved this and bad¢ them be off, nt- tompting to close tho door, when -they threw uld In hor face that momentarily al- oc.ted and blluded her, to aroum Where o gun was kept, and, re on tho robbers, knocked onc senscless s will afford eass water will, {n afew ‘s etier than French rascal _assalled with n knife, cutting her hand., e was cowed by hier brave dofense, however, and plecked up hls genseless comnrade and started for the woods. ‘The glrl locked up the housa till the folks cawe hiome, and4thus prevented the robbers carrylus Bearch has been made for them in diffcront directions without succuss. way's Keady Tl Bold by Lrugzlete, Ity ecnts pur buttle out their designs, DR. RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS elsgantly conted wit T A AU, G for tho Cure'or al) isarders of ¢ s, Kl Nervous iseaes ‘ostlvencas, Indigestun, i Fever, Ttiamimntton b nierianta of s Tnterini Bpecial Dispaich ta The Tribuna. d Dixon, 1iL, July 25.—The dwelling-houss of D. D, Dlcker, a farmer reslding about 4 mlles nortliwest of this place, during the sbaence of was burglaiized, and $50 in money ‘The whols country fa overrun with tramps nnd thicves, hardly » night but what some depredution ia Spectatl Dispatch 10 The Tridune 24.—Mra. Martin Lof- , iving 4 miles gouth of this had hier; house entered last nlh 100 in money and a $500 noty was stolen t! reera, Warranied to effe , containing uo mercary, tmineral, Howing sympto, TR, amptoms resultiog from nward Piles, Fully paardl Bmm?:ll:"n" of tha Tiood fa forty, & widow lag A MYSTERIOUS ASSAS;BXNATION. 8r. Louis, Mo, July 24.—At a late hour last night, while two younyg men wero standlog on Fifth street, near the Unlon Market, waltfug for o strect-car, s man accompanfed by a woinan and when opposlte the young men o and stabbed une of them threc timcs, once in tho lungs, inflicting what 1s sup- posed to bea mortal wound, would not_give their names, or the name of the man who did the stabbing, nor maks any expla- nation whuteyer of the uffair, assasaln ts not yet arreste wim Flutterings at tha Ieart, Chokinge or or Wehs b e fead, Dadncy he il n Fluahies'of Heat. Buralug Ia w dlases of RADWAY'S P11 tein from ull of 10 alYs-name L8 will frea th ceuts por bok. Suld by Uruwun‘f Lel The would-bo Bpectal Dizpatch to The Triduns. MonTRRAL, July 24, —Dclalcation, robherlos, and fraud are on the jucrease in this city and other citiea in Canada, owing to the lack of an extradition treaty with the United States, aud t ncroas tho lines arg al- ustive altogether, er who currled o worth of- jewelry, was arrestcd at Elattsburg, N. Y.sbut tho Amerlean auchoritles refused to hold b, aud set him at Hoerty. Ovarian Tmor Of ton y'oura' growth oured BY IR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES. THAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUM THES AND HOWBLS PO TEN ¥ criminals wha once BULLETS VS, KNIFE, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune, CineinNatr, O, July 24.—In an affray at ‘Warsaw, Ky., last evoning, Joln Iatton and Rube 8pencer cut and shiot each other to picces, Hatton shot Bpencer four times in the breast snd once fn the hip. Spencer cut Hatton four times, in the neck, breast, facs, and side. 8, atton f8 in a bad way, €la for tew years, place without any benll o s fodutest i 80 0t iuch Salth In theie, | beration, | tricd Hion). Jurchascd six buttles of the Resolyent, two hoxeaol cer will die, and tiis of tha Keliof, ;" ARRESTED FOR MURDER. * Bpecial Dispatch §o Tha Tridune. Dusuqus, In, July 3.—Young Lawton was to-day examined on e chargo of ussault with (n- tent to kill, and dlscharged. A warrant was fnuncdiately served on hiw for murder in the firet degree. He walved oxamination, aud was commltted for the next term of ourt. FATAL ASSAULT, | Fpectal Dispaich to The Tribuns. 87, Josurn, Mo., July 24,.—Calvin Willlams, & outh aged 18 years, fatally shot Aleck Hub- ard, olso about " 18 years old, yesterday, in this 1t was tho result of passlon, ——— the Pills, and two bul without any ) l‘lll’l‘ll‘ *l;ucahu Welve ngre of the Ttaflef. wiid two bo wera gone 1 liad lost l-\'(t'lxlll ot l||.l‘ hat i antii T was 1wis eatlrely cured. 1 Sdicine aboas e ont forty-five pounis, f tlia Kesulvent, 412 1) ' fun of aratiute and your wanderful meafcine, sa'Tuct of & blsming (o otk MR8, K. . BID 0 sbove certificat u o send meuicios In Bl 1) $rS"ibutns, who makes th 1 ted ¢t and Cheom! 3 e, Hbbide who o v to us, “and the facta thereln st unilenlally correct. A o flumummnuum-l it ) Bpécial Dispatch to The Triduns MapisoN, Wis,, July $4.—Very slight frost is reported in some low places hicreabouts Satur- Special Dispatch 16 The Tribune, Sroux City, Jul 1ine of the Bloux Ci to crops, Thiey are roport heldon on that road to-du; ;l;hny appear to be workiug In o westerly dirce- ow, DR, RADWAY'S Sarsaparilian Resolvent, TIE GRIAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Por the cure of il Chronie Diseases, Serofuls of Syphilltfe, Moreditary or Contaglous, be it seated In the Lusys or Ktomach, 8kin or ones, Flesk or Nerves, Corrupting the Holids snd Vitiating the Flulds, g Rhoumatism, Bcrafols o the Fonusr, Livings corn is almost drowned outy L not be half & crop. Qats, good growth, ut moatly spalled ’ ipecial Correapondence of Tha Triduns. CrixrosviLLe, lll., Jug 24,—~No_taln has fallen hicre for over two weeks, and a large angunt of hay haa beon gathered-ln in order; & good deal of haylng will not he doue until after harvest, becauss cunsiderable of the and harvest will begln in 1 ‘Wheat will bu a very poor 8 of tho fariuers cut ft whils'it waa Oats bave been struck with o rust; but it 13 thought that they were so far advanced bufore they be; crap will not be serfously will be » long aud tedious ono for the farmers, 84 there 1s n vast amount of straw ou tho ground, Corn is growing finely. 'The potato~ crop will not be as Jarge as last year, e —— BEECHER'S WAGES. KEOKUE, Ia., July 24.~The Bayles Mercantile Collcge of this city has mado u strong effort all tho scason to securs flewry Ward Boechier for lectures. Mr. Beecher has linally sccepted the and will daliver three lectures o No- Lo prics patd i3 $500 gralo ls. uow rips, earneat this week, 3 s, Glandular Swollta een for fodder, h, Caucerous Afleeua'nm ‘Byphilitia u to rust that the eeted. The harvest ll‘:".l 3oz, Liver Coumplainle, &o Dr.RADWAY &C04, 32 Warren-st,,Ni¥e Rend ¥ False and True.”’ Sand ons BAD" 3 wareran, SR SRR o B ‘will be seat you.

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