Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1880, Page 1

Inducements Ixtraordinary 104 & 106 MADISON-ST. TING’S Gents’ Sack Coats, singles HUE breasted style, very tasty. HUTTING’S Chestorfleld Business Suits fit *¢ilko the paper on the wall.” NUTTING’S Four-Buttoned Cutaway re Suits the Patent MeOH, ‘alti NGS Princo Albort Dress Suits. rors ver of getting them made to * order when such goods as ours can ho had at much lower prices than ‘your tallors names asi ee NUTTING’S Travellers’ Dustors of Mo- hair, Linen, Duck, &c., &c., ems bracing a choico yarlely, from $1 to 86. "TINGS White Yeats, ranging in Abs price from $1 to $3.30. NUTTING’S Cassimere Pants, good Mt f and flnish, equal to custom work. A TTINGS Two-eGarment, Kneo Pan’ my Casximere School Suits, the latest roduction of our Broadway, New York, oe hea Sati ING’S School Suits for Boys of a ae Anished In artistic style, and ¢ made to.wear In tho best mamier. RNUTTING’S' Custom Suits, of tho most . faultless designs and finish, at -prices as low as our high standard : ot erarimneliy wills ie i MOUITING’S Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Sus« i ponders, Gloves, &e., &eo, ub Dot- m Prices. ALWAYS RELIABLE, _ ALWAYS REASONABLE, ALWAYS WELL STOCKED. * PARASOLS AND UNBRIRE PARASOLS SUN UNBRELLAS Enormous _ Reduction. Our entire stock of ‘ FANCY BROCADE PARASOLS ‘Will be closed at ACTUAL COST. ALSO 1,000 SILK SERGE SUN UMBRELLAS, BEST QUALITY SILK, &CO., 1G 106 Nadison-st. Tailos, Clothiers, and Yurnishers, FANCY HOSIERY. TO-DAY, “Special Offering!” HOSIERY DEP'T BY We offer to-day | 100 DOZEN LADIES MMe ___ HOSE, 38c! At which price they are a “DECIDED BARGAIN!” INVARIABLY The Leaders of Popular Prices, MADISON AND PRORIA-STS, DENTISTRY. VITALIZED AIR. Haw Safa Remedy, Ho More Pain with Teeth, vis aAIEA : 3 £3, Finest and Hest Full Set. lence, skill, cary. Ne if MCCHESN EY Hiss DATA P Mons, Cur. Clack and Randolph-ste, RATTAN FURNITURE, Cae anh chic AB rich: danke ON ATTA FURNITURE. ‘The ONLY full tine in the city. BaStrSSEIBABY CARRIAGES, i CHAIRS, CHULDIEN'S CHALKS, TAUNGEH, cougiis, KOFAN, TABLES, &e. Beratert Of Itattan Goods. WAKEFIELD RATTAN co., BA OVATK- BT, rains {| PLEASANT POINT IOUSE Ne “ CHKEN LAKE, Wa Molorced and newly turntsho, 22 and 24 inches, $1.76 and $2.00. STATE-ST. Nichigan-av. and Twenty-second: Hostoline FOR DISEASES OF THE HORSE. IT WILL SURELY CURE Inflammation of the Foot, Capped Elbow, or Hock, Contenctod 1toof, Collar und surdte Sualds, Fietula, Kuypurated Corns, Thetis, i i Poniced Feot, Riry are L; by ith Fracture, Groaro Hol, Front lites Korainn, uid Crac! Quittor, Poll eel, Founder, Tamar 7 Induoneg, Evlaootie, ‘Aud alt diseases of tho ‘Thront’and Lungs. If HOOFOLINE faite in effecting a cure in any of the above Horse Dlacases, the money wilt bo cheerfully refunded. This offer is meant in good faith, and.every dealer ts au- thorised and directed to comply wlth it, For sate at alt drugstores and tiarness shops. Prico, $1.00 por can. Will ba sent to any address by oxpruss, charges propald, on receipt of the price. Foran(e to the trade by all whotosaio drug houses, THE HOGLE ROCK OIL 60., Prop’rs, 66 Lake-st., Chicago. SUMMER RESORTS. MOUNTAIN: HOUSE, Cresson Springs, Peanaytvants, Wiltopen dune 14, 199, On tho aumumult of the Allo- ghonies ZAM fool above seu level. on muln Mio of Ponnaylvania ftalirond, Mire als, unsurpassed scono= ry, and ynluable mudiel sppitiy waters combine to ronder {tuttractlve to hentti! wud. pleunuro rockers, Klogant Cottuxes to ri lagpark Of rire beauty, aR RE fund Fishing, Klding and Driviiys, Kor olreniars, torms, e616, address SAV EDE INI Hupte LOGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA., On main ine of Penna, Iultrond, 1.00 feot sbovO son level, Opon all the year, Capacty, 40. strictly tirat Class. ‘Touriate can obtain a woud night's reat und a, daylight viow of matchless nuuntain scenery. Hoaitit und please ers fad pure alr, good tahing nad, found tides and drives of ureat bouuty. | Nu monquitocs, First-class Muslo, For clreulurs, terms, bite, ailuress IW. DO TYLER, Supt, THE CLIFFORD, Plymouth Beach, Mase. bus teen newiy aid elabo: rately furnished, and will open dune 12, Pronounced by tho Boston ‘prose to be the most elogunt wn unique hotel on the Attantic const. Magniticent tund und oconn acenvry. Unrivuted fueillttes for yuchting, birt HF Ke bathine: pom. viliiends. tennis, rere riving ate. Applicaton recolyod antl) hinu 13a Mukeat, Heaton ha tie SUUTILWICK, Propriotor. THE OCEANIC. ISLS OF SHOALS, N. H. Open miadie of June. Na fies, no mosqguttoos, no unt. von tomparnturo. Histht milea from ninin land, Bunutiful ocean view fram every window, Gus, electric bulls, porfect drainuxe, Boating, Uahing homing, billiards, nice hull, band of musle. itoral di ir A AFE-CIBe or OO RTGHITON BROTHEHS & CO, United States Hotel, SARATOGA SPRINGS, OPBN FOR THE SEASON FROM JUNE 12 TO OCTOCER 1. TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO. LONG BRANCH! WEST END HOTEL. COTTAGES AND BESTAURAN'T. ‘W111 Opon for tho Sqason of 1880, THURSDAY, JUNE 17th. PRESBURY & ILDUETI, Proprlotors. PEQUOT HOUSE AND VILLAS, NEW LONDON, CONN, Swunty-flest soason. Opons Juno 10. For circulars and tortie address 1's CHUUICER, Proprietor I est Suminer stu: in the Weal, GEU. A, Kisaeanait Bein stants a ave pus OAKWOOD, GREEN LAKH. WIS, Famous ea ERE core ny quan: se maou Sun The feulars, GUBENWAY & BONS, i fur Musteated Y Vv, jartiord BUSINESS CARDS, GOSSAMER COATS, Ladles’ Circulars, stes, ‘Wholesstu uad Ketati- Rubbe RT. WHELPLEY, land 1 Lake-st. -« Ohe Chiragn Daily Tribu SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1880—TWELVE PAGES, CIGARETTES, . ' SWEET STEPH ANIA” *" Patent Cigarettes, Glass Mouthpiece Attached. RICH IN FLAVOR! SWEET IN TASTE! FINER THAN THE FINEST! LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! Tho ‘SWEET STEPHANIAS” are tho ‘result of 14 months? application to the improvement of an article that {s destined to'become .the most popular of its kind as fast as their now superior morits become known. We have. recently established our own factories, furnished with all modorn appliances, and we guaranteo that the Quality of the Tobacco Employed in tho ** SWEET STEPHANIA” CANNOT BE SURPASSED! We desire especially to call the attention of that class ‘of smokers who havo heen In tho habit of smoking IMPORTED CIGARETTES, TO THE ELEGANT FLAVOR Of tho “SWEET STEPHANIAS,” which in this respect challenge tho world. FREE FROM OPIUM And all dangerous drugs and impurities, a3 9 matter of CLEANLINESS, HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT, Thoy stand ALONE and PEERLESS, while the recent “Sweeping Reductions in Price,” Which we hare been enabled to make through tho establishment of our own factories at Baltimore, AMd., and our own glassworks- at Brook sold to the consumer at a price.that makes lyn, N. Yes pormit thelr being them ae “The Cheapest Smoke in. America!” Romembor that two’ packagos of ordinary Cigarettes: will choke a cigarette- holder with nicotine, and all that Implics, thing with which it ‘comes in‘ contac! ‘TIdaving an OFFENSIVE SMELL on eyery- ‘ach °° SWEET ‘STEPILANIA?? {5 furnished with a fine clean ginss mouthpiece that condenses and retains all impurities. To distinguish tho-** Sweet Stephanias » from the Stephanias, wo have packed tho former, 25 packages of 20 Cigarottes each, ina SQUARE BOX, Instead of an oblong, as herotofore. Give them’ a trial, and you} will discard | all others! © Sold Everywhere at Retail, and at Wholesale by All Jobbers. HL. COUN & (0., Solo NO SWINDLING DISCOUNTS! But, during the remainder of the Season, CROFT, Tailor and Draper, wil risks up bet eae for. atriatly: cash purchasors, ntyreatly reduced NKT prices, Ny atock ty sill tance mid well-nsortod, and I hava deteraiined to carry none of Lover to noxtscason, ‘This Iswn opportunity for thoro doslring. fino wark= ipanably a ne Hunros: “a He aenudard of excellence wWithcontinue to be sm 5 Patrons will pleaea noticn that during Juty and Auduat cur Parlors will be closod at 4p, m. daily, ox- copt Baturdass. * REMEMBER PARLORS (UP-STAIRB), 157 South Clark-st. &am Dr. Day, 133 East Madison-st, 1 $5 RUBBER on Best | CELLULOID, Gold, 810, Filling, 1+4 Old Hates, VITALIZED AIR (Or Fe) mivon froo for patnloss extracting. 15) East tudlaon-at. ARCMURY, &e. AG. Spalding & Bros, 118 Randolph-st., Woutd call attentton of Archers to their Buperlor Biwck uf “Fine und rehery, inclu Aldrod's ndon Archory, How! 1 tt hinnufuctura, . Alo heaiiquurters f0F ‘ine Fishing ‘Puckle, Jawa ‘Tenuts, Croguut, Mae Bali Supplics, and gaus g~B oral ui F Bportiig Uoods, J.(varal disconnt to the ‘Trade, Iiluatratod Prico-1lat furnished upon application, eeeeere ts ae , ENGRAVINGS FOR FRAMING --Send 10 cents for an outline cata= logueof THE GAP HIO reproduc- tions of the most famous Line En- gravlugs, These reproductions are fac~slulles of the Artists’ proofs, Over one arillion copies already sold, Branch ofice, THE GRAPHIC CO,, 130 Dearbornest., Chicago, Wholesale Druggists, 78 and 77 Randoiph-st, CELLULOID GOODS, CELLULOID (Water-proof Lin- en) Collars and Cuffs retain their shape and finish through the warm- est weather, New shapes just reo'd. Goods and price Ust by niail. J. 8. Burnes £ Co., 86 Madison, Torun Buillisg, Proprietors, 15 to.27 Wahash-ay., Chicago, GENERAL NOTICE: Chicago Jockey Trotting Club. NOTICE. Official Programmes of the Races will be sold on the track by boys in uniform, and also on street cars prior to reaching the grounds. . No others are reliable. D. I. HALL, Sup’t. ATIONERY, xe. ee ee (PuVER Pace <, HHOYNES.C0.2! Retail Stationers and Dealers in Fancy Goods, .| Bags, Satchels, and Dressing Cases. Folding and Pocket Mirrors, Derluking Cups & Furalshed Compantons. Pocket Inks, Scissors, and Kulyea, Fountain Pens and Trayelor Chess. Expense Books and Playing Cards & Cases, Pockethooks, Card and Letter Cases, BUY Books, tiold Pens and Pockot Pencils, Pockot Photograph Albums. Cigar and Cigarette Cases. BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING, AND STATIONERY, J, W. MIDDLETON, 55 State-st, “FOR SALE. TO NEWSPAPER MEN. A first-class Chambers’ Folding Mas chino, with the Kahter Attachment. Will fold a sheet 86x50 or 24x86, In good order, at a vory low prico. Apply at this office, Fins Spectacies sulted to all stents on scientific rinciples. Cy 1d Glasses, ‘Toluscopes, Mis Broncuues Uafimatare ain @ Soluenopes Mt CLOTHING. CIAL BARGALYS IN OUR CHILDREN’S Department. We offer to-day a LARGE LINE of KILT SUITS, a 1-2 to 6 years, at $1.50 per Suit! Which is just HALF PRICE. i 0o NETO JEROME SUITS In three colors, BLUE, BROWN, AND BLACK, At $7.00! Former Prices, $9.50, $10 and $10,601 : MOTHERS ‘Will please remember that the above Suits have been made this season, in our own Manufactory, and are very STYLISH, and are worth a large per cent. more than we offer them for to-day. 150 3 BOYS’ BLUE CHEVIOT SHORT PANT SUITS! §to ro years, warranted full Indigo. We propose to close out this line of Suits At $5.00! ‘Which is a Great Bargain. Wonderful Bargains DURING THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS! CLOTHING HOUSE, The Oldest Man and the Youngest Boys can tell you where it is. MINER, BEALS HACKETT, Proprietora and Manufacturers. W. If. FURLONG, Resident Manager. THE TURF, THE FIRST RACES OF THE SEASON. CHICAGO JOCKEY AND TROTTING CLUB. Summer Running Meeting Fist Day, Saturday, June 19, 1880, FOUR GREAT RACES, LARGE LIST of ENTRIES RACES COMMENCE AT 2:30 P. M. MADISON-ST, CAS DIRECT TO TIE GROUNDS, TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME, FIAST RACE--''The Inaugural Rush," mjuit0 00, for all ages, £40 of which to socond; 1H, Youny entors b, f, Bentitude. taples enters ch. t, Ftorsnce Payne. jowan & Co, enter ch. ¢. Ong Dime, ‘rittuad ontors b. £. HMI Ca, enter chi c. Fs fr. C. ILonawao. Istorn. bth Leonie tw, Wiley Huckles onters b. 0. Huadlight, SECOND RAGE--''The Ladies’ Stakes,” For d-yenr-nid silliest &4 entrance, 25 forfolt, with fay) nduud, #100 of which to sucond, Kl to third] of MeCirnth enters. f. Luoy Walker, qiacklos enters bf, Habeas. & Gow, W, Howon & Co. unter b. f, Walt, 4. 4. A, Grinstead enters b. f. by ‘Som Bo & Mothtyro & Swiney enter ty, ¢, Healy a, EW. Hunt Koynulds ontuns b, f Dodatte, 7. Whittew Bros, outer b, f, Unk Grove tone, THIRD RACE--''The Haverly Theatre Stakes,” Fortyenr-olde thie dtd nut win peor ta Jan, b 1850) #5 entmmice, play or pays with su added, E00 o: which to ae contd, 64 ta third; me beste. i, Sain Bevang enters ch ib Ivy Susticing, # Whey fluckles antors b.u. Gon. Rowott, alt $ (Co, anita by @, Hu Munirg, bun enters br. Virglt Luar, bie oyi yn. . Linvorly. v. gitor ch. ¢, eutavard, ere b,c. Longtime, jntra Die. Hukw at Honk: ony entors be, &. Duke of ion! 41, Owons enturs cli, c. Kinkead, —— FOURTH RACE--Hurdle Purse, 0, & of which to second, £4 to dAhirds 2 miles, Storb kanitest woltor woutte; @ poltude added to woluht for nge. 1. Jno, Grayer enters ch. 2! BL. Wels onters ch. a. Capi, Marelacntecs . Cannon, Frankiln, ee os E. E. EATON, Invoutzn oF GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE AND CUTLERY, No. 53 State Street, Chicago. Established 3253.— ¢ BALY Foon. E74) R CORY ‘Tula Nnvataahte aud airletly Amerieae Youd prepared trom the recipe afees of He Ys City'e ment eminent physicians, may be Vespllchy relied on un the bout haewe sade Ed Large, ola tlmee the ynantity, Ove Dollar, If WILL KEEFE ‘Trestles oa the Progar Wi at Tafeng VRER, VICTOM B, MAUCER & FTKLE, 104 be 110 Lieade bt, Kew York, Speen fee oe ie @ 3 id : ie eS oy aac "___ PRICES JIVE. CENTS. PRESIDENTIAL. The Interest of the Democ~ racy Now Centering on Cincinnati. John Kelly Promptly Interviewed upon His ‘Arrival There Yesterday. - He Journeys West to Break _ the Pertinacious Sammy, or Bolt. Another of Tilden’s Games ' Reported from a New York Source. He Is Believed to Hold in Oheok Over One-Third the Oon- vention. The Indiana Supreme Court Gives Hendricks a Pow- erful Lift, By Upsetting the Amendment Changing the Time of the State Election. Republicans Doing Good ‘Work in the Distribution of Documents. The Three Chicago Congressmen Find Their Way Back Home. What They Did for This City , During the Last Ses- sion. Tholr Opintons as to the Presidential Nominee—Policy of tho. * Democrats. ; Delegates on Their Way to Cin- oinnati—The Local. De- mocracy. = BOSS KELLY. “WIHAT JON THINKS OF TIE SITUATION, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, CrncinNATi, O., Juno 18,—At 6:3) o'clook this evening Grand Sackem John Kelly and party ar- rived from New York. Ho was met at the depot by your correspondent, and in-company with Augustus Schell and Gen.i3pnola escorted to his rooms at the Burnct House. ThoGrandSachom* never looked better nor felt ina more confident and aulable mood. Aftoru half-hour's friondly converse he yielded to the reportorial sonso of duty: ‘ Correspondont—" Mr. Kelly, you must be aware that the success of tho approaching Democratic Convention depends, #0 tar us the public ts con- cerned, upon tho attitude you and your friends shall assume, Come you for peace, or como you for war?” Kelly— For peace, alt,—ponce and prosperity to the great Democratia party." Cor.—""Which answer finplies a support of Satnuel J. Tilden should the Convention renomi- nate bliin?” Kelly—"No; Ispoat not only for mysolf, but for hundreds—nay, thousands—of the truvst and best Democrats !n the State of New York. We will nover support Mr. Tilden at tho polls, We come hero representing a vital question, and shall contest it before tho Committee on Credentials, 1f defeated there, wo shall contest it in the Convention; if defeated there by the machinationsof Tilden's frionds, I say, again, wo will CONTEST IT AT THE POLLS. Thore were two Conventions at Symicuse, ono of which wo clalm was regular, honest, and in accordauce with the customs of tho Democratio party. Tho otber wns controlled by ‘Tilden and his machine, Yet we made overtures to that Convention which wore rejected. We intend to and feol justified in appealing to tho Nationa! Convention. Wo are sustained by the Detnod- racy of ovory Assombly District In theCounty of Now Yorkand{n many of tho rural districts, Such life-long and distinguished Democrats as Amnsit J. Parker, Dewitt ©. West, Judgo Comstock, Willlam W. Wright, Erastus Brooks, Judge Rugor, and scores of Ike names familiar InStato and National polities sustaff our detegation in its contest agninst the toolaof Sarnucl J. Tilden." Cor.—" But has not Mr. Tilden an equally long st of distinguished Democrata in his follow- ing?” Kelly—"No; Mr. Tilden is an old man, nearly 70 years of uge, NE NAS NO POLITIOAL FUTURE, He baa few or no political friends." Cor." Yot hia workers here olulm that ho can enrry New York nothwithstunding your and ‘Tammany's opposition, Is that truo?” Kelly—"It Js not. Mr. Tilden cannot carry New York without the vote of New York Couns ty. Hedid notdo eo in 1878, whon we all gave him an earnest support. Then he came into Now York County 25,000 bohind, but wo gave hii 54,000 malforitys and that {@ how hoe came to py jow York Btata by 70,000 or 0,000 mn. i upposo then, Mr. Kolly, that Tildon fs defeated hhord, Will ho ive the notsIieo Bis sup porty PiXelly—* In vtow of our past exporlences with him itinatters hitle whether he supports or op- poses the nominee of this Convention, 1 say, aguin, be ia anold man without any political Tuture, whe followers are attached by no thes of Criendat nd who will leave him at once if thls Convention refuses to put blim at tho head of the ticke 3 he event of the Convention reoog- phy your delegation, what action will you ako?! Kelly—" We stand ready to pledge ourselves to support any mann whour the Convention may nang, sive and execpt Samuel J. Tilden,’ Cor—" It fy eald that you and your frionds are pleat to Me, Beymourr” Kelly—"No; we ure pledged to no man, Wo Lave bo candidate, shull prosont no candidate, Wo belicvye this is the grand opportunity pros aonted the Demovrutle purty TO NECOVER THE PiKEIDENCY ; ‘i from the Iepublicans, We aro for uufon, ane harmony, pid aucecss, The nomination of ie don means dissmalon wnd defeat. ‘The nominas tun of nny true Dumocrat mouns success, Cor—" Do you beliuye Bir. Seymour will uo- cepts vomlnution Uf itty given bling ‘elly—"In view of tho letter to Muyor Sprigg, I hardly know whether he woukl or not. But the Convoution abould make no tistake, If it should nomlnute Mr. Seymour, and ho should: dveling, £ believe tt would be disastrous, Ll muy say just bere, however, that {tis hurdly possible for tho delegates to go uninformed us to the sit. uation in: New York Staty. By Monday there will be flye or eix hundred of the wealthy, and rospectuble, and uctive Democrats of tho Stute bere, Every one of them will contirm whut T say: that the vomination of Tilden foreshad- owed the loss to the party of New York, without which Electoral vote it 18 conceded NO DEMOCHAT UAN BX ELECTED. New York 13 casontially a Demucratio State, and nothing but the nomination of Tilden can jeopardize ber curtala mujority. Why, {n pate through the Stulo on the way bore, at all tho “3 Ht ee wtf a by Demag cltizona, orying £ not fo nbn nian’ abCing Innate But forthe Tilden gang ona can onl have conten pe Ignatius Donne! fh er he Joy, and Doo Millcr, of the Omaha erat aro tha industrious and oMficious Wostorn agonts of Old Usufruct. From New York there aro one Molville, asweeporin tho Exceutive office,but claiming to be private secrefary to Mayor Cooper; IIttle tide gar Apgar, of Ithaca, playing Pr to Molvilic. He fs ns industrious as a fos, ily Gordon, tho Delaware rataral, once Port Warden, now a pau- ra and, to all Pypescances, likely to remain so, a Fowler, of Brooklyn, who Is known chietly as the mutton-chop carvor for Sammy Tilden, claiming tu the performance of this taucable auty for bis master that {t aids him in his ronstl- gation aa well as in his digestion, tho gastric Jules oe his Fomeut eam havibe. joy ginco perform tholr functions. Bm! ‘eed, better known as “THOMAS KEITH, OF CIPHER ALLEY," the man who purloinod tho Panama Railroad, and who allowed tis County of Clinton to go 2,000 against Tilden in 1874: Thompson, of the Monstrous stomach, the fellow whoburglaroualy K Possossion of tho County Clork’s office, of ‘ork: ox-Mayor Wickham, once noted for having furnished — Caiiforninna first-class tickets, but when the paasongers got out to sea «they found thoy bad hardly room in tho steer- age. These and others of the same charactor aro the mon sent here by Sammy's barrol to Davidson pent manta Fifth sti laze, ison monument in Fifth street And to ard to Tilden's other troublos, HESRY HAVEMYER 18 DERE. When Nephew Pelton and Smith Weed were manipulating the Florida ciphor dispatches, ‘Tilden solemnly promised that for his help as @ porbetween Gov. Robinson should appoint him ‘alive Cominissioner. Without criminating hime self, Havemyor allowed his offico and sorrants to used, Lut ho was never made Pollca Commisaioner, . On to-morrow ho will y an _clegant private residence, whero anu-Tilden’ men of low ‘ork will oasist him tu iaterpreting the clphor dis- Patebes now so fragrant and fruitful, and then &t another clegant Fourth street residence Au- gust Delmont wili hold levecs, and flash tho sparkling champagne to tho oborus of * Down with Usufruct Sammy.” Eliminating the New York excitement from the day's proceedings, and thus far thoro is littia a Bes in the National Democratic Convene ao ie NATIONAL COMMITTEE, : after welghing tho qualifications of Stevenson of ‘Kontucky,” Woodion of Missouri, of Pennsylvania, and others, almoat unanimously conclude to select Wade Hampton for Tom rary eed re ary each Btate. By taking out tho cata in the rear of the delegntcs exch delogute will be ontitled to five admisalon tickots, Pnooron, F pUANBAS Duuxaarzs. ipectal Ditpatch to The Chicago Tribune, Kansas Crry, Mo., June 18,—Tho Kansas delo- gatory totha Cinciinatl Convention, beaded by jen. C.W. Blair, of Fort Scott, loft tnis city toe night by special car, and were accompanicad by about twonty prominent Kansas politicians. In conversation with leading members of the party. Tue TapuNe correspondent was informed tho delegation was solld for Seymour and antt- vis, yno could have tho.ten vo! of the Jayhawker State. x TRICK NO. 1. “PLAYED BY THE INDIANA DEMOGRAOY, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,” InpraNarours, Ind. Juno ‘18.—Ths Suprema Court, bya vote of 3. to 2, rendorod a docision this morning declaring tho adoption bf. tho con- stitutional amendmonts invalid. As tho nows of ‘the docision flashed’ from moiith. to mouth, mon, frrespective of party, burned with indigna- ton that auch a result could be concealed under so thin a cover of law. Yut tht ‘wns nota surprise, It bas been, the ‘first that State offictals werd opposed amendments, and that those who bad ‘tte car of the Court would exert tholr influoace to secure such u decision. A reporter of tho News says that while he was in tho Supreme Court library this morning talking with James H. Rico, Bec- retary of the Stute Central Committee, and two other. Democrats, Judgo Worden entered tho room and, addrussing Bico, sald. “Well, Jim, I guess you bad better telegraph’ to the boys that we overthrow, the amendments this, morning by-avoteof 3 to %. .Thoy will, be glad to know aboutit." “As soon as Rico could recover from the sonsation;” continucs tho. roparter, ‘ho~ quickly shut up the Judgo with tho ‘ information” A REPORTER PRESENT." . Tho Judgo sald uo more in rogard.ta thd caso, but, turning tmmediately to the roporter, asked: “Aro you on the Sentinel?” “No, alr, I’m not on the Sentinel, but on the ewe, and havo Just been Inoking ufter the case.” The’ answer. was Very unploagant to the entire party, and the News mun was immediately snd carnestly so- Melted to auy nothing about the deolajon. ‘This incidout shows that the political offect of it was upon the mind of at least ono Judgo of the Court. Tho decision comes, tov, at a tima to by most helpful to ex-Gov, Handrioks at Cin- clunnti, By tneaus of it Indiana will still hold its election In Ovtobor, nn additional! reason to bo urged why Gov, fHendricks should’ be nom- inuted. Whether tho Court had the Governor's chance tu mind when it uttored its decision may never be known, but it iscertainlya remarkable coincidence that it was rendored’ juat when it could best be used by his followers at Cincinnati, Anong fulr-minded mon, who desire to sco honest elections, there ia but one optoion touch- ing the Court's uctlon, und, for tho purpose of giving expression tw publlo ‘avutiments a moot ing of citizens, irrespective of party, called for to-morrow evening at the wigwal ‘TI DECISION, To the Western Associated Press, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Juno 18—-Tho Supreme Court this atu oy prereiney tho constituulonal amondisent ehauging tho tima of holding oleo- ton for State ollicers from Oatober to the socond Tucalay In November, Tho opiniow of tho Court wus rendered by Judge iddel, Judges Hawke and Worden coricurring, Judges Niblock aud Scott dissenting, The oplulon is vi long and reviews tho history of tho act fully, closing as follows: This Court finds that {t requires at least a mnijority of all the votes cast ut tho. same olece Uon to mitify a constitutional amendment. Wo also hold that as tho act of March 10, 1879, Is do- fective in not providing for tho countof the aggregate number of Votes cust throughout tho Btute on che day of elecion, or in not pro- viding some means to tind out the wholo number of votes cast by which it- might ‘be learned whut, proportion thu number cast in favor of the ratification pore to the whole num- dent, Thoro is no source from whioh this Court cnn ascertiin whether tho amendment received ainijority of all the votes cust nt the election ‘or not, as the nmondment was submitted on the day of the general apriug clections through Olt tho State, and, us there wero by law ollocrs toolect at the sumo time in the various coun- tos, it must be presumec, that: OTHER VOTES : thun those for or agaluse the amondmont wore cust at the same tine, from the poouliar bal~ lots used In voting upon tho amendment many electors may have voted «No and Yes upan the - question of tho ainendwent, which votes would not be counted, Such, wise, would bo counted in vatimuatiug the whole number of olectors voting, It fa niso held that tho Constitution must remain. agit wis hofore tho umendinent was submitted, untll It shall ailirmutively uppear that tho amondmont is ratified. As it does not thus at~ frmatively appear, We must hold that the ainvndment is not ratitlod by a conatitutlonat m + ‘Tho opinion, therefore, uf the Court requires 2 A MAJORITY OF THE RLNOTORS of the Stato to ratify au amendment to the Constitution, but that tho wholu number of votes cast nt an eleetion ut which the amend- ment Is sutmittord must be taken as the number Of olvotors in the State, “'The writer of this opinion, apeaking for hime sulf, bolus that It requires the vutcs of a major- ity ar tho elvctors of the Stute to nulity W cons atituuoual aucndment, Hu thinks that this te,* nobonly the pluln incaning of tho words used In Sou. 1 of Art. 10 of the Constitution, but. thas {twas alvo the manifest intention of tho framers of the Constitution, as aioortained by the nee coudings of the Convention. He also holds that. tho number of clectors of u State iy a public fuct which the court must advertain without uverment of proof whenever it 14 necessary to tho decision of w cause, For this purpose a court muy LOOK ‘TO TH ARCHIVES of the Stato, to tho oftolal roturns of general Staty elections, to the loglslative action and the procluinadions of the Executive. He does not tueatt that a court must know the oxavt number, Qn account ot douth and comlng of.age it is not tho snine durlug any tweuty-tour hours, and what ts impougsible to do is not required be done, ‘Tho practical meaning of the phrase, “ull the cloctors of Uke State," is, that substans tally the number: who vote at genoral State olections, and the number whose votos are offi olally returned by sworn oficers into the oftice. of the Scervtury of State. This number neod not nevossarily include electors who are sick, absont from the State, or prevented from going to the poll4, ‘Tho construction muat be such as has a sensible application to tho atfulrs of nen, rather than ono of ubstract number or theory: ibang ratte tebe na a cnscoe, aT RE oe ene pega tat Laem = RN ee wet? niet aan icine