Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1881, Page 1

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FINANOIAL, MONEY TO LOAN AtS per cent tnturestand no comailasions }’roposi- ee Pee eekias tarsunle of BLD and ipmaeds on Bret: Cines productive ryal este tn this ye are invited wih day of June nozt, Garona, description uf security, C. T. WIIBELEH, at Uniog Nudoual Bank. * WASHINGTON. Position of the Contest Be- tween Campbell and Can- non, of Utah. Tho Grounds upon Which Camp- hell Bases His Claim as Delegate. He Will Make 2 Strong and Bitter Fight Against the Alien Polygamist. Prospects of a Scandal Growing Out of the Old Real. Estate Pool. Walsh, One of the Star-Routers, Said to Be Ready to Squeal, Badeaw’s Alleged Life of Grant Likely to Receive an Extended Overs hauling. Only Eighteen Days More in Which to Oonvert the Fives and Sixes into the New Issue, CAMPBELL V8. CANNON. THE FORMER WILL FIGHT FOR 118 RIGHTS. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wasutxotox, D.C. Juno I—Mr. A. 0. Campbell, to whom Gov. Murray, of Utat, Issucd f certificate of election as Deleyate from that Territory to tho Forty-sovonth Congress, au- {horlzes the atatument to be made of tho posl- tiou of tho contest now pending between him- self and Cannon, his polygamist Mormon con- teatant: First, that Cannon undoubtedly received @ large majority of the votes cast, but many of such votes were Cast by girls under age, representing thom- selves to be daughtors or sisters of Mormon voters, and aliens, Second, that, after elaborate Argument betore the Governor of tho 'Lerritory, It was conclusively shown that Cannon had never been legally naturalized, and conse> quently tho Governor refused him 2 certiticate and gayo tho certificate to his opponent, Camp- bell, ‘Third, that Cannon appealed from this nction of tho Court by bringing AN ACTION OF MANDAMUS in the United Statea Courts of Utut, and that, after a full investigation, tho Court sustained’ tho Governor in refusjng 4 cortifiente toCanuon and granting it to Campbell. Fourth, that Campboull's counsel, Mr, J. H. McBrido, of Salt Lake City, to provont all possibilities of a mis- cnrriage of tho matter, traycled to Washington, and porsonailly filed Campbell's cortilleato in the olleo of the Clork of the House of Neprosontatives, This was in February last* in March Mr. Campbell mot Clork Adinis in Washington antl asked bim if hisname had been pliced on the rollof delegates to Cun- erest, and recelyed au assurance that it was, Campbell fs positive and emphatic In bls state~ ment. Clerk Adams, on tho othor hand, donics that such un agaurance was given, It now ap} yeurs that Cannon's name (who bears no certif- tate) hus been placed on tho rull,and that be bas . “DRAWN FAY FOIt TWO MONTHS as Delegate. Catifbboll, who 1s 4 man of largo means and detertnined charactor, proposes to make nhot fight in thls matter, and bis written a letter to the Clerk, stating that Mormon money has succeeded huratoforo in Congresa, hut that the rascal who now takes it shall stand tho disgrace of expoyure. Campbell's friends pultbie rathor pertinent inquiry: If the Clork of the House, in cage of a Dulagute to Congress (who bug no vote) can of bis own motion aver= ride tho only evidence of Glection revoznized by Inw—viz.; the certificate of tho Govornor—and Dlice on the roll-culln person to whom a certtl+ ealo was demed by buth the Executive and Courts, what scourity is thore that by sitnilar arbitrary means ho mny not override the result of the {ast vleotion, and perpetuate bimecit in power by giving uno organization of tho House to the Demvcruts? BADEAU’S ORITICS, THEY ARE LIKELY Tatas TY WAIM For Svectat Dispatch to The Chicco Tribune. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12.—Ae a knowledge of tho contents of Badoau's Ife of Grant sprends among military mon here the indigna- tion increases oyer Ite unworthy attacks upon many prominent olicera, Tho criticlyms upon Icading Gonerals in the Army ot tho Potomuc are ‘likely to soon recelve olavoraty exposure, us two officers who held high stat’ positions In that army aro now .ongaged in oriticg! roviews of Hadeau's numerous and glaring crrors, Agulnst bis at- tacks upon Gon, Mondo the fricnds of the latter are quoting the following strong Indorsoment of Alunde written by Gon, Grant, in whose ine terost lindeau attempts to bulittlo Gon. seado: “HEADQUARTENS AIMIES OF THE UNITED Brates, City Point, Vu, Dow ws, 1801.—The fim. &. B. Washburne—Dean Sits 1 ave somo objections are nude to Aleade’s confirmation us Biajor-Genoral in tho rogulararmy. L am vory sorry this sbould bo so, Gen. Meado ia one of our trucat mien and nblest ulticers. Ho his been constantly witn that army, | cons fronting tho strongost, best Spraluted and moat contident army in the Sout. Ho there- fore bas not bud tho same opportunity of wins ning laurels ad distinctly marked ag have fallen to tha lot of othor Genorals, but I dety any una to name a commandor who could do more ‘than ho bus done with the same chances. I nts gathse fied with a knowledyo of tho man, what ho tus one, and the clroumwstances attending all bly military nots, all objection would be_rumoved, Yours truly, 1. 8 GRANT, “Lioutohant-General”? ———— ANOTHER SCANDAT. TINS TIME YT 18 THE OLD REALESTATE POOL, Special Sspatch to The Chicago Trilrune, Wasitinotox, D,C., Juno 12.—Thoro promises tobo stillanother svandul iu Washington. Tho now ono will urise out of the old real-astate pool, Ault has boon brought lo tho District Court by two woulthy Calitornians,—Sunderland and Hille yor,—who purchased land in the region cons trolled by what ig known na tho real-ostate pool, agalnet Kilbourn and Olmstead, the real-catute ncn who Inanayed tho business, Tho Callfore niuns claim that they have been defrauded out of 8,0W, Tho eperations of this tirm became noted, Crom tho fact that the House tmprisaned Kilbourn for contempt for deciiuing to dieclose WHO WERE INTERESTED IN THE POOL. ‘The vurpose of tho Investigation, with respect. to which hu rofused to ynawor quostions, was to prove that Gen. Graut, whllo Prosidont, was wrongly intercsted In its operations, Mr. Kil- bourn never disclosed the secret, and bas ros golved a good doul of cradit from the press for having contested tho right of tho House of Kepresontutives to hmprivon hina untit be bud obtained a decision frum the United Status Sus preaio Court, which shows thatthe United Statoa Jonggresa, a8 Well ue ne vilizon, 18 wubordinato to the Constitution of the United Braces, REFUNDING. MHARD-WOKKED CLERKA, Bpactat Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune, WasuisaTon, 2,0. Juno 12—This hus boen the first Sunday in muny weeks In which the clurks In the Loan Division in the Treasury Do- partmont have not been busy performing tho nocessary clerical work roquired in " extond- ing’ the 5 and & per cout bonds at 3) por cent. During this period the clerks havo been obliged to work night and duy, and it has not been possible for ono of them to obtain 4 leave of absence except on account of illness, Thoro 1s vow somowhat of a jul, although much work conncotod with the exterior of fhe building still remains to bo doue, One reayon why the work ta loss pressing vow thun for some time past is THE BLOW RATE AT CH TUE COUPON 5 VER CENTY ALE COMING IN tobe stamped. Anoilloerof the Treasury ex Prossud tho opiaiun this Ovoning that the holdors ‘of those bunds do uct realize that only vightocn MONDAY, JUNE 13, 188), days remain in which exehanges can he effeetud. Tis aya of the SHRMOON Of eoupon fs which "must by presented by tie lator huly th order to be extended In purstiaen of the tet call, only about 2000,007 has this fur been Nearly £10.000,000 tn still outstanding, and he anticipites that the hintders of a considerable portion of (hese will neglect. to eunply with the terms of the cal) until It will Le NOTES. A STAIEROUTER READY 'TO SQUEAL, Aptetut Dispateh to The CMengo Tribunt. Wasutnatox, D.C, Juno The Govern- nent makes no annduncement of the fact, but thore re tndications that Walsh, one of tho noted stareroute opnrators, has indicate nis willlngness to pice the authorities im posscs- aon of unything within bis knowledge relating to stur-route matters, If reports ns to Mr. Walsh's knowledge ave correct, his testimony will bo very valunbio ns State's ovidence. VANDEL 105 The premlum on the bunds fo tho credit of Wm. H. Vanderbilt in the Treasury amounts to $91,000,000, Tho premium, adied to his vrineipal, ‘amounts to suine $60,000,000 t Vanderbilt's name, TUE ATAN-NOUTE CONTRACTONS AND THEIR FRIENDS are making vigorous assaults upon tha Admin istration and upon the (overnniint prosuouturs, ‘This morning tho Capital makes n furious pers ponal aseniitt upon Gibson, and the writer siys that Gibson will sot dare’ to ball tho writer to an account, cithor in oa ibel suitor by physical tneans, or. as tho editor of the Capital pute lt, “116 1s ton Alacrect to Invoke tho haw of Hbel aatist us. ile je ton cowardly to resort tothe remedy of muscular insshood Bxaingt Us, Why, thon, shouldiwe be afrald of ni” I pe ESA Fie CASUALTIES. LIGHTNING Spretal Dispatch to The Chteaso Tribune. Fonr Arktssox, Wis. Jue 1—A man named Wiiltam Elenfeldt, Uvlog nenr Cold Spring, about four miles trom’ this city, was struck and instantly killod by Ugbtning last night, while standing under a targe oak tree. Tho decensed was 34 yoarsofage. He loaves o wife and throe chitdren, ‘ Hunsewent, Kas. June t.—Androw D, Robe- son, nephew of ex-Seeretary Hobeson, of New Jersey, was instantiy killedQy Nyghtulng this afternoon. Mr, fcheson had Just returned from Hunnewoll to bis farm near this clty, and was ‘unsaddling his borte In tho barn, His clothes were Iterally torn fram bia jody, bis watch- vhain melted, and bls face and body much torn. ‘The horde wasniso killed instantly, and one end of the burn torn out. Mr.” Hobegon was quite a Prominent young man, Holosves a young wile, to whom the blow hus proved noarly fatal. Hesnierra, Tex. June.12.—Lizzio Hutebingon and Miss Cox were killed by Hghtning. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinsou and another ehild recelyed a severo shock, —_ STRUCK HY ENGINES. Bpeetal Dispatch to The Chitago Tridunt. Eran, Ul, June 1L—Jeremith Murphy, of Gilvert's Station, In town to sev tho ctrous,; was struck by au ongine on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road, at tho Bridged strect crossing, Inst night, and thrown sevdral rods. Iie was dicked up and taken to the Western House, and Qphyslolansummoned. Ho was cut In the head and injured in the back, but will recover, Speciat Correspondence of The Chleago Tribune, Vincennes, Ind, June 10:—This morning at 12:45, a8 Nu. passonyer train on tho Ohio & Mississipp! was crossing éifckman and Third streots. it ran into n wagon drawn by a mule and containing James Hirndley, Ernest Gravely, and Fred Grogetuth, allot whom, it 18 reported, were considerubly undor tho tniluence of liquor, cata pletely damulishing the wagon and throwing: its occupants sume distance, Bradley had bis Jeft arm broken in two placos and 20 sovercty injured it was naiputated this morning Tho others wore not scriously injured. The mulo Jost one of its hind logs, ‘The nocideat was the result of careless deriving. KILLED BY A FALLING ROOF, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, Lavayverre. tnd. Juno 11,40 balt-past 11 this morning, whiloa number of men wore nt work removing tho roof from tho County Court- Mouse, preparatory to erecting a new one, the support underneath one of tho Joists wits ro- moved, whon suddanly and without warning tho rafters and cross-boams came down with a ter- riflo crash, burying threo mon beneath tho débris. ‘Two uthers, Danicl O'Connell aud Will- iam Scott, escaped sortous injury, tho formerbe- ing considerably braised. Witlldin Hires, Samuel Firiughum, and Poter Cook were knocked sense- less, and caught bonenth heavy timbers, Tho sound of tho falling roof caused tho wildest ex- cltement, hundreds rushing tothe scenc. Tho wounded’-men were gotten out. ns soon ns pos- aible und taken home, Cook died at J o'clock und Huey at 4. Briogham wasallve at fo'clock, but the doctors say ho will die, Cook resided near luttlo Ground aod tho othors in Lafayotte, All were married. SUFFOCATED BY FOUL AIR. Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Krokux, In, June 11.—-Tho sad news of the death In acoyl-shart at Controvilto last Thurs: day njxht of Jobn Cling and Bud Willlums, aged respectively U5 and H years, reacherl thts city to-day. Thelrdeath was causod by inhating the foul alr atthe bottom of tho whatt. Williams had gone down on a Journcy of oxploration, was evercome,and foll to tho tloor of the tlie, “Clino, it bis etforts to gave the boy, was bimself overcome, and expired by tho sido of Williams, whom he was se nubly tryin toroscue, Clino's romuina were bronght to this city and interred in our cemutory this afternoon, Willlams was ‘Durled at Caldwelt. —— DROWNED. . Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Exkuant, Ind June W.—Thla_ afternoon about 4 o'clock the body of Quiney Connor, who ‘was drowned yoxterday, was recoverod about six miloa below this elty, where it had drifted, Tho romutog will bo forwarded to Alexandria, Mind> ison County, Monday. Ho wasn nephew of str Frost, manager of Van Amburg & Frost's show, Srockron, Cal, dung iL—Jobn H. Webster, Notary Vubllo and searcher of Records, wus found drowned in the river to-day. Ho tind beon drinking heavily, and whether bls douth was the result of un acoldont or suicide is une known. Iv was 4 ptonoer citizon and a momber of the Stetson itegiinent. UNDER TIE WIEELS, Bpectat Viepateh to The Cteago Tribune, Bast SAGINAW, Mich. June 1L—Frod B. Lee, agod 17 yours, son of Charles Lov,a prominent citizot, white attempting to climl upon a frelybt-car ut the Contra! Dopot foll under the wheols and was killed, « Special Drpaten to The Cdtcago Tribune, OMAHA, Nob,, June 12.—Alfrad Allen, « soo tlon-band on tho Cateago & Northwosturn Rond near flonuy Creek, north of Council Wu, was run over by 0 passengor-trath thiy morning and had both legs cut olf, one being completely severed from the body. flo was carried into Counell Bluva, with but Ilttle hopo of recovery, IED FROM 1113 INJURIES, Bpeciat Diepatch to The Crtcago Tribune, + Laraverre, Ind., Juno To-morrow tho funeral of Edward Viechor, a well-known rail: road wlan, takes place. Vischer was switchman on tho Wabash oud, and tho engincor, mise taking anordor, moved the locomotivo pbend, knocking Vischor on the rall and rolling blin wlong the track for some distance, literally tears ing the flveh and musclos from bis thigh, causing death last night. ——— A FATAL RUNAWAY, ~ Speciat Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Gavena, Hb, June 11Tho wife of Harvey Maun, ono of tho oldest settlers in tho lead mines, residing Iu Weat Galenu, was terribly ine Jured about ¢ o'clock this afteruoon by a run: away, while mturning to ber homo on the turns pike from thi city, sifss Jeunfo Mann, oldest daughter, wie also sorioualy burt. Mrs, Munn was alivoaté o'clock this @vening, but was tu great agony from internal ile which bor pbyalulun says will result fatally. KILLED ‘LY A WAGON, Speclat Dispatch to Te Catcago Tribune, Cuinrun, Ill, Juno i.—About 10 o'clock this mocrulng whilo Mr,G.8. Nownian, & prominent farmer of Wilsou Township, this county, was unloading corn at wapedles Bie team started up, throwing bin out and un the whvols, whlob passa over bis body, killing bit, “tla was ous Of the most weulthy farmers of DoWitt Couuty and Vory bighly cstocuned, ——_—— FATAL BOTLER*EXPLOSION, Nouwouk, Vu, Jun L.~Tho vollor of the wrecking stosuer fying alougaide the wreek ut Cape Houry, exploded thls murning, killing the fireman, Frank, ang scaling terribly Janice Turuer aud Sum Ward, CONKLING. Depew's Friends to Make a Desperate Effort To-Day in His Behalf. The Bribery Fraud Bound to Greatly Increase Depew's Vote, Bradley's Treachery Compared to That of a Former State Senator. Alleged Proposition by the Bueks to Roturn Conkling and Til. don. The Offer Spurned by the Latter Be- cause He Believes Garfield Is Right. AT ALBANY. THE DEPEW MEN. Avectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. New-York, June 12.—The Ztmeat Albany dis- Patch says: “The Depew men are more earnest than ever fn thoir determination to elect their candidate. An extraordinary effort is to bo made to have his full vote in the Houso Monday, and to have two UDailote, in the hope that on the second bullot the vote of 57, to which be is now apparently entl- ted, will be pushed up to 60 or 65. Unless thero Shall be a complete change In the drift of publica opinion, the effect of the alleged bribery will bo to grently increase Mr. Dopew's vote. There ura several members who bave during the Jast four duys excited sume criticism and Hota Itty contamptamong the Adininistration inembers of the Legislature, They ure not Conkling men, yet they voto for candidates fur whom there Is NOT THE SLIGHEST HOPE OF ELECTION, and without having any reason to xssizn for Opposing Depuw. They are just ss much to blame for the continued deadlock ns if they were yotlug for Thomas C. Platt. It 1s not necessury Just vow to repeat their names, Tooy have {in several instances been tefe- @raphed and written to by tholr constituenta to voto for Mr. Depew, Lut seem to be waiting un Inexplicably tong tme to ‘concentrate.’ There isa guod deat of disgust felt by some of the Conkling men be- cuuso they ure compelled, by seme promise or other, to vote for Mr. Piatt. It issaid of Senator Strahnn that, in speaking About the repeated farce of voting for I"att, bo uakethe romurk only yesterday: “ I'll be gland when ft isnunounced that Piutt is out of the race, [ yoted against him In the first fight, and LpON'T BELIEVE Wh OUGHT TO BE A CAN- pipAti Now, Hie is an accidental Senator, and ought never to have resigned, “Unless 8amuel Bradley shat! be able to sub- Stantiute the outrageous churge he bas mado agutnst Scnator Sessions, he will fully merittbo indignation with waoleh be is ulroady re- wurded, und come to be as olfensive Achuructer in the political annale of this Stato haanother member from the samo Sonutorial district. The story of Orange & Winans, of the Bevond Chautauqua District, is not yet su oll us to bo entirely Rongoitesn « He. wus bought by Tweed, exposed, and force to leave the Stuto to uvofd the contempt of his indignant nulzhbors, and is vow sitld to be Uving lu California, a miserible wreck. In the Legislature of 1871 the Domuerats found thom- selves in a talnority of 1, the Republicans having Gt votes with whlch to uppers iuO passuge Of the charter 3 Hee. cout Lax bill and tho Tumimany Fleetion vlil,— NEFARIOUS MEASURES: dosluned to haud over to Tweed tho entire cous trol of Now York aud rob ita ‘rewsury, In a Republican caucus, held on Thursday, April 13, the Republicuus decided to stand firm ugainst soveral nefarious — Demveratic pills that were on tho polnt of belug brought totholr passnze. On Suturdiy, the th, when tho churter camo up for consideration a re- ported by Mr, Frear, on tho imouion forthe pres ¥ious question Orange §. Winans, onu of the lepubticans who bud — aysnod — the caucus agreuments, arose in his seal, palo. haggard, wud trembling, and ninounced: bis own Intamy by voting with the Democrate. He had been pald by 'Tieed somewhere between OW and $75,000 for bis desertion, Nu one sus- pecteil him. ‘Lhe night before, Mr, Alvard, who uught tho Democrats mantully, walked from the Cupitol tothe Delivan House with Winans, who spuke most positively of bis intention to stand with bly associates neainst tho ATTEMPTS OF THE DEMOCHATS TO PLUNDER NEW YORK CITY. Yet he unquestionably wont dircotly to Twoed’s room, and bad the price of bis vutw tn bls fate weket’ of sume otherconvenlent place betore io again walked out Into the Hehtof day, Tho bills were ull) passed = April 37 by oa yotu of tos, Winns nuihermy to tis bargain My all the rotl-calis, Smith, ‘Pweed, and Lom Flol’s guyincertng their passage, Bud as was Whine? net of treachery, 1 wis simple and tne nocent knavery a8 compared with the diabolical double treachery committed by Headley, tf he bas accepted money from non of bisown party, no matter how higl they muy be in the political councils, to betruy a friend, the tatinate ue- quulntance of bia wifo and faintly, a uelyhbor, and at Joust a loyal party nesaclate,” IN NEW YORK, YESTERDAY'S MOVEMENTS, New Yor, June 12.—Ex-Senutors Conkling aud Platt wore away from tho hotel a yood deal tesday, and this gavo rlgo to the rumor, which wasolroulating sbout tho hotols lust night, (bat a conference was bulng belt, - Vico-Prosi- dent Arthur said ho had not been absent from bis house during tho day; that ho bad wotseon Conking silico Thursday; aod that he know nothing ubout uny conferenco, It is probe able thero was uo conferance further than whut conversation Conkling had with Souator Platt, Bonator Jouos, and afew othors. In the after. nvon ex-Benatar Conkling took a walk with Capt. Michael Cregon, Whon they returned Crogon said the ox-Benators would probably ree turn to Albany to-morrow, Tv said there was ne prospovt of a chunge iu the situation, and no man kiew what the outcome of tho prosent deadiock woukl be. fo dectured that the talk of a conferonce to conaldor the withdrawal of Conkling and Piatt was unfounded, AT WASHINGTON, TILDEN DECLINES, Speetal Dispatch to Tv Carcago Tribune, Wasiixaton, D. G., Juno 12,—Tho-‘vurions story conivs hero from Now York that the Conks ling people proposed to make nn alllance with ‘Tilden to roturnConkiing and Tildon to the Sen- ate, Tilden to be givon Plates pluce, but thut ‘Tilden deolined {t, stating. that he would not haves seat intho Senato If ho could got It unantmously, and that, moreover, he wad with the Prosiduut tn this controversy on the yround of law as woll as chalce. enna WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, ; Bpeetut Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Brooutnaros, 1, June 12.—This morning President Adans, of Wesleyan University, proached the baccalquroate sermon at tho Unl> versity, opontog up the prozrans ‘of commences ment week, Tho Hov, B, L Ives, of Syracuse, N.Y, mado an appeal for Ainanctal assistance to cut down tho dobt of tho justitution, air wuce edod 1h obtuining subscriptions amounttug to $5.00. To-nlght t a ltov. Dreand orw0n, OF Chie cago, preached tho anouat sermon to a lurge Aaa ae edt ne ar YAS i Gouteat aud Ne G, Dolldrhide the scounds WISCONSIN FARMERS, Sptttal Dispatch to The Chieuw Tribune, Mavisoy, Wis, Juno 1.—Tho uld scttlors of thls county, to the uumbor of 100, had 4 colubration to-day In tho shape of a busket ploy nig to the Schoytzeu Park, ou Luke Dlonona, Speoches wore mude by Gen, Simoon Sills, tho ton, Willlam Welob, and others, and a very ou- Joyablu tine bad. A lodge of tho Furmere' Alliance, an organiza- ton walutuy ground rapidly in the West, of a deeldedt polities tendency, was organized here torday with 0 membership of sume thirty mene bers.” Senutor Mall Anderson explained tho objects or the Allhues at somo length, stating, simon; uther things, that was not opposed to rallroads, but Delloved in fostering thei, but was opposed to ninnopoliesin generals that It was not intended to form # political party, but to work and vote Tor ncn whom they could trust Inelther of the now promincnt parties. [t Is belleved it will have astrong bearing on the future politieal history of this State, The Collowing officers were elected: President, Henry Mowell, of Mazomn- nie; Sceretary, Thomas Winter Motham, of York; Treasurer, Jotn Lyle, of Montrose. ———— POLITICAL. OHIO. Speetat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. Cixcisnats. 0, June 12.—In political circles tulk-bas turned to the probable netionof tho Temocratie State Convention, now three weeks aistaut, That body will have two questions he- fore it which ft will reawre more than ordinary -pollticnl sagacity to deelde. The first of those will be the election of a candidate for tho first place on the tecket who willbe the poer in a campaten of Gov. Foster; and, second, the Insertion {nto the platform of # plank that will catch probibition votes without allenating any other cluss. Tho Ttepublicuns have been fortunate. Thelr Con- vention, In a spirit of the greatest harmony, place a xtrong ticket In the field, with a platform behind it that promises to #at- isfy the prohibition element better than any the Democrats can adopt without driving of their German support, These are matters which tho Democracy recognize, and there Is a very manitest disposition = tae deliberately and with wisdom, Entirely now Unes of polley are belng suggested, Judge Hoadley, the distinguished advocateot Tilden, and Chairman of the last Democratiy National Convention, strongly urges (be nomination for Governor of ¢x-Senator Thurman upon a plat= form outlined fu on interview in which he suld: “If perniltted to dictate a course for the parts, T woutd nominate Thurintn and advocates con- atltutional umendinent Heonsing the ‘aulo of Uqnors and is fee bili for the rest of the counties autside of — Lininilton, and weult | ine sist upon non-interference by the Jeigisla- ture with the benevolent institutions of the State and the city orynnizations. Tn other words, [ believe it the Democratic party would nominate Judye Thurman for the Governors ship, und would put Itself on Its ancient doctrine of hoatllity to sumptuary laws and Interference with the rights -of private tiudividuals, would license ‘the snioor liquor. and abstain from overturning tho cities and viliages of the Slate for the purpore of putting a few partisans ‘on the palice force aud Into stiail tucal olllees: If it would abstain from Intertering with benevo-~ Jont institutions, and adjourn js tirat geselon of the Legistature at the end of sixty days after passing a falr, not 2 partisan, apportionment bil far Representatives In Congress and pasaing the necessary approprisntion bilis for two years, and hold nv eccond session, the Democratic yay can reiiect thelr Governor — in $33, and Ive him oa big send or for the Presidency In 184. ‘The Democratte party tittet take the lessons of the past seriously to heart, We cannot afford to suceced in Ohio if sucecss ta to be followed by a Tepetinon of the proceedings of tho Inst ltepub- llvan Legislature and the preceding Democratic Legisinture,”* It-is not not positively known that the nator would accept the nomination for ‘ornor, but, should be sodecide, itis believed hy Jude Hoadley and otbers that the nomina- fon wind betendered to him by teelamation, ‘The other names prominently mentioned Incon- nection with tho Democratic nomination for Governor are = Theadora Cask, Col, Follett, = od. Miller, and) ux Congressman Banning. The firet —nnimed, At fs betloved, would command very general sup- port among tho prohibition peuple. He (3 a nelgbbor and intimate friend of Richard Smith, of the Cincinnati Gazette, and, should he be nom Inated, tnateriil assistance in his election will be counted upon through the lukewarm rupport of Fustor by that journul, Mr, Cook's point of weakness would be among the rank and filo of bis own party. He tsa man of wealth and tie sensibllitics, and unacoustomedto campaigning. THIRTEENTH REVENUE DISTRICT. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. :PINCKNEYVILLE, TIL, June 12.—A strong tight isdotng wared among tho-candidates ond thole {rlends in this (the Thirteenth) Revenue District for tho position of Revenue Collector, Mr, Wills, the presont incumbent, fs in tho fleld,— also Daniel Hogun, County Clerk of Pulaski! County, and Gen. U, W. Pavey, of Mt. Vernon, NL All, no doubt, aro fully competent to fill the ofice, The buckers of the reavective nsplrants for the position may be summed up in generat as tollows; Capt. Willis’ strongth: his friends, bis deputies, and thelr frionds, Hogan is backed by tls Incal frionds and the Congreasinun of our District. Gen, Pavey isan old soldier, who was wounded In the Wir, and, though entitled toa pension. has never ap. plied for ft. Ho faft.twonty-two months fn Libby Prison, and was oue of che four who were held by the Rebels in close continement us hostages nt one time, and who made the canva: at heavy expense, in his own Congresstanal di trict {tho Nineteenth) last fall fur Congress, ozainst Townsend, and sueecedod in reducing the Democratic majority. He is backed by the rank and tle of tho hoys who wore ‘the blue when it tried mun’s souls.” All threg, it is under. Pent havo strony potitions and inapy warm jelends. A DENIAL. Wherewtxa, W, Va. June 1%.—Several Wash- ington dispatches to Cinelinutl and Chicngo pa. ‘pers having conncctod the mune of A. W.Camp- bell, of this clty, editor of tho Intelligencer, with an appointment to the Nerlin mission, he au- (horizes the statoment that be hn never bad an intimation fram Washington on tho subject, and, tho further statement In salt dispatches of hig having disposed of bls nowspaper luterests ls a plece of. pure fiction, M'GREGOR, IA.. REPUBLICANS. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicaga ‘Tribune, McCrea, fa., June 1,—-The Kepubl(cans of Cluyton County yesterday Instructed doleyntes tothe State Convention to vote first, Inst, and all the time for tho Hou. Willlam Larrabee for Governor, Tho Conyontion was barmouious, and upthuslastio for Lurrabeo, —_ A DEMOCRATIC FIZZLE, Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Davenpont, in, June 11,—The Svott County Domocratlo Sasa Convention, bold at the Court House this afternoon, wag a complete fizzle, on- ly goven persons being in attendance. It was {lau however of tho notion of that purty at “THE SIOUX. The Seventoon Mundrod Hosttlos at Kort Keogh All Mtoendy to Start for Standing Iuck, Sorclat Dispatch ta The Catcaga Tribune, Sr, Paul, Mua, Juno 1—A telugram duted Juno 10, from Muj.Gon. Ilges, states that the 4,700 8loux who have beon under his churge us commandantat Fort Keogh wero all ready for their removal to Standing Hock Agonoy, most of them being cnoamped on the bank of tho river awaiting the arrival of tho boats, Of tho whole nutbor there uro few who havo not avcumulute ed or acquired some sort of property, and many have cattle and ponies, Tho hords of tha latter baye buen started acroas the country in charge of 200 of tho Indiang, and a company of cavalry willescort thousourtors. - Tho bouts Far Woat, Helena, Benton, and Shorman were up the Yellowstone at last advices, aud itis probable thut the Indluns hive alroudy ombarkutl, or at’ lost & portion of them, though tio doitnlt ro- orte to that etfoot huye poen recelyed at mille jury houdquarters. Tho Sioux are those who surrondored in Gon, dies Init your, and tho Moat noted Chlof among them i Itln-in-tne- Paco, an Unewpapa, who will find ut Standing two brothers (ono of = them 4 Trou Horny) and a host relutions, It i¢ 8 problem us et unsolved whethor tho iucomiug Sloux will UMHate with those recruits sent to Bresuing: Kock, thuir Intermarital relationship and tribal foultics oforing nu curtain guarantuoe uf poace- fo) relations, and wll that know augbt of tho iwattor express tho hope that @ portion of those at Keogh known na tho Bing Cheyeones ure not to bu ruquited to coulesoo with the athors, for, though on apparently friendly terms now, it is claimed tholr fcoltuss toward cach other aro auro to break into open ee preneluit of dislike whon constant survolllunce is removed, — es OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Hawauna, Juno 1.—Arrived, the Vandalia, from Now York, New Youx, Juno 14—Arrivod, the Celtic and Spain, from Liverpool. Z ‘ Fatnen voint, Juno 12—Arrivod, the Poly- neslan, from Liverpool, Liyenroot, June L.—Tho Germanta, Samart tg Westpbulla, fram New York, bave arrives out Mich., Almost Entirely Destroyed, : All the Business Portion of the ‘own Now a Desolate Waste. Business Houses, Churches, and Dwellu ings Go Down in the Com- mon Ruin, Property to the Amount of Two Huue dred Thousand Dollars Burned. Other Blazes More or Lesa Disastrous {nt Various Parts of the Country, LUDINGTON, MICH., DESTROYED. Dernors, Mich, June 14.—The Village of Lud- ington, situated on Lake Michlzan, at tho ter- minus of the Filnt & Pérs Marquette Railway, was visited by.a most destructive conflagration last night, which nenrly wiped out the entiro business portion of the town. Among tho prin elpal losses aro Gebhart’s clothing establish- ment, Waller's mrocery, Sluger's sewing-ma- chine agency, Whipple's marble works, Stout, furniture; Cotton, tlour, feed; Sherman Bros.’, the Post-Ortlee, William Hoyaitt, drugs; Hodson Paper Store, C. C. Ward's grocery, Williaa & Wheeler, hardware; H. F, Alexander. dru; the telegraph and algnal offices, every Inw- oltice In town and contents, Shackelton’s furniture store, Ewings' wagon shop, Aldrich’s grocery, Dr, Latimer, drugs; Adam Drach & Co., dry-woods; Aniraws, stationery; Fralick & Hatnmond, tour and feed; Congregattonnt Chureb, Episcopal Church and rectory, Metho- dist parsonage, Clty-Hall, and alurge otmberot small ollices,—insurance, dental, etc,,—saloans, dwellings, ete. ‘The ctforts of the citizens were Powerless to stay the progress of thu devouring elemont, which swopt resistlesly everything be- fore {ty Loss, $200,000; insuranco at present un- attainable, but comparatively smail, ns the burned district wus composed oxclusivety of wooden bulldings. This contlayration is a terri- ‘bie blow to this thriving town, LOUIAVILLE, KY. Loutayiicy, Ky. June 1,—A fire at midnight destroyed Robert Dunlap & Co's topacce fac- tory on Fourth street, nonr Main, The building, which bolonge to Newoomb, Huchavan & Co.. contelned 10,000 pounas manufactured tobacco, fine machinery, ete, Tho total toss is estimuted at $40,000, Tt ts wald.tho onginecr, Flynn ofthe factory, who sleeps in the building, went to bed drunk, and through his enrolesnesn tho ‘ire was started which cost him bistife. B. 1. Carson, bay and feod, In tho adjoining building. sulfered frum the tire, bue ft ts impossible at thlelate four to give the exact figures or In- * surance, AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, St. Paur, Minn. dune 12—A tlre last night destroyed the boller-works of M. W. Glenn & Cound tho machine-shops of Dougliss & Hall and R. It Bryant, In Minvenpolis, The buildings destroyed were nut of w valuable character, and the damago to the machinery and ma- terial is of such #8 chiracter that tho total loss cannot be accurately estimated until they are removed from the "déteis. A rouge. nnd by no ineans accurate, estimate wives the logs at ubout $4,000, only a small portion of which is covored by insurance, The bulldiogs were of an intitmmubdle character, and in the very heart of tho iitling district. Tho fire caused reat excitement unui tt was got under control, ae TIRED OF LIFE. A Young Woman Attempts to Throw Mersvlf Over Niagara Falls—Other Cauncn, Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Nradana Fats, N.Y. June ‘Niagara Falls cummo near adding anothor victim to ber suicidal fist. Yesterday morning a noat-np- pearing, medinmesized, well-dressed young Indy arrived bere by tho New York Central: - Hailvont, and registered at tho hotel os “Mra. Rrown, of New York.” pho out break fast, and then strotled to several points of interest, About2o'vlock in the afternoon sho was noticed by Edward Furlong and W. B. Perry, tho initur uw conmerefal travelur repré~ senting a Boston frat on Lung fetand, in the act of throwlng her parasol into the wutor Just nt tho: brink of tho American falls, It took only av Instant to sweop tho sunshade over tho cataract. Apparently satiated with the action of tho current, she stooped under tho protectiug railing, put something sho hold in ber band In the bosom of her dress, and Legan puthering ber garments around ber ready to loap into tho boiling ubyss. Moanwhilo, the partics above mentioned were making all possibly baste towards her, Just at the oppor- tune moment, ns eho was throwing heraclf for= ward, Mr, Perry reached tho spot, caught ber by tho arm, and dragged ber back, She gave a seroam, and shivering with emotion oxolaimeds “For God's sake, lot mo go.” He held her firmly, however. Some tady visitors who hoard the gcrcum were attructed to the spot, and with the gontieinen wersuaded the tady to Joavo the island, She. reluctuntly consented. ‘On reuching Farlong’s carringe, whiok bat been loft standiue, two lidire volunteered to return with tho would-be-sulcide and Mr. Porry to tho Sponcer Huusa, Un tho way to tae hotel sho insisted that they abould drive her to the Three Histure Istands. White thoro sho quostioned Br. Vorry carnestly in referenco to tho depth of tho water and awiltness of the current about tho Sisters, They tnully returned to the Spencer House, | Mee Alva Gluck, tho prupriotor, was uppriged of tho wution of tho lady und he imio- dlately pliced Detective Michnel Donahue in poss sscaslon of the fuvts. Donahue requested that sho bo put under strict aurvettance, She wus questloned in reference to hor name and actions, Dut refuecd to rke any Btatemout whatore: Donabue wrote out a telognun to Chiof of Pojica Walling, of Now York City, fully describ. Ing the Indy, ote, and guve it to hor to rend, with the cholce uf having tt go to polico hoadquarters or wiving ber truo uuine and nd- dvosag, that he tight coinmunicato with bor people, The poor girl broko completcly down und give way to tears, Birs, Marvin, tho chict olork’s wife, camo to hor nsgistance, aud some wholesome advice, togethor with Donu~ hue's tulegram, bad the destred offect, Being queatonud ag to waethor she waa iarried, she took @ weading-ring from bor pucket und stated that she bad been broughe uo In the Urauline Convent, married ber guardian, and had vormo trouble with bln regarding some property. Bho wrote tho following mesanye horself: To Mather utes, Ureulins Convent, Fas Morruiana? Loannut go bak until 1 boar frou Bip Bases + AMANDA, onabue, with Mra. Gluck's pormission, worded, a dispatch and bud It sent ue follows: To Mother Do Sates, Bast Morrisiana, N. ¥.2 Have detalned @ young wotnan here who gly hor name ad Anwnda, Bho cannot bo truste afone, Bho sys her husband's namo is Alt, Como or soni for her immediately, A. GLUCK, Proprictor Bpencar Ifouse, A couple of hours luter au answer cue, reud> ‘ "iho Bir, Gluck, Spencer House: Pleaso dotaty Amunda by ull means, Motel Ds Savks. Itis likely thut parties will bo ou bero fro! Marritania iu the moray and tako churge o the unfortunate lady, who leut present oom- fortably eared for ‘in tho hotel, but closely watebud by order of tho authorities bore, Spectat epatch to The Uhicaga Tribune. Omaua, Nob, duno 11.—Heary Bab. an ex. soldier af the Germany and “United States arniles, committed suicide this poming at io Daveaport Hous by anouting himself in the Hoa ie was temporarily insane trom counting ed drinking. s Lovisvitve, Ky., June 1L—Libbio Amalis, Trigh wouan, U5 ae old, jumped from tho stoamer United Brates, of tho Cinclunati Mull Line, 4 fow miles above thls clty, aud drowned horsolf, Sho lived tn this city, ‘ HENRY SAY, Battinons, June 1.—Henry Say sailod yes- terday fn bis yuobt Iretague. Before leaving he sent $3,000 to the Free-Bxoursiou Society, +.