The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 1

N4 1 NO 4 tt i I 4 4 1 loillmallossillitimIEDEI11411141110101111441414104401111111Poolis I 4- '1')1 1- 1 1 1 1 a '11 1 THE WEEKLY AMERICAN Is now the Chempeat Paper in the Mouth ririEllt WE1031 11it1ei4Jtan I --1 4 Pk I i 4 qe 4 i -1 0111 -Idl THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN In ha editions presents a greater volume and variety of reading than any plUar 'Teartpfrpom puhlishick'soceth of the 14rvitli st- bOatittatie's) for obtaining of every poesible interest are nosoa-si i4 and a Illevlitxpenditure of mot eykit is enabled 14re thetutlest news at sixearlier moAtatent thattNanyNother publicatioelin this sec: 4bies-tes'etmeost second- Owe year -All 00 Six snointlas 75 three Exiontbit---- 40 110 in a club to one office will entitle the lusher of the club to a copy for one year gratis Subscribe now and induce yonr neighbor to do likewise NASHVILLE FRIDAY APRIL 30 I t80 NO 1465 'Catered at the at Niteb-1 1 vine Teas as eacand-chuis matter AXZB 4-VOL: 4-- LD SERIES VNIGN I In shed "1" 110)A listabliDAL ampullae were presented salting the passage of the POLITICAL WASHIM3TONe ever they may be but we know that the six electoral votes of our State are certain to be given kg the Republican ticket if James Blaine be nominated Wherefore we do hereby instruct our delegates to the Republican National Corrvention to vote as a unit brat last and all the time for James Blaine and 1140 all onotable means to secure his nomination for President of the United States 14010114011114 1-ort ITenesenearaant Orr psis Voi I t4eVfIV 'Jake region fitel river Nisei Lber tattier 'AI Val! 104-1114 clear 'Alher7 PaladdlY-leolloica Ibr 41Ateert barorhair and 'Carnet 1'6110(714 winds Naito The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention Concludes Its Work Arrangements for Shipping the Statue to WOOD 11: Td00 1 1E LA ci neaaers A1iD PROPRIETORS OF Silver Spring and of Tennessee Distilleries ARKANSAS Conflicting Statements as to How the Delegation Stands The Artanste Republicans for Blaine Delegation from California I TT AVE NOW ON HAND OVER 2000 BARRELS OF TEILSE TWO BRAWN OF WHISKY VARYING IN AG FROM ON TO etAVEN YEA fa It together with a general stwortment of auch notion aa are kept by host-elan houses all of which ther offer to the trade FINJI '1N N' 1E144 IE WIIIt4ICIIE4 A 4 plEcittiarrie my18 ly Mice and Salesroom No 13 North Market Street Nashville Tenn 0110 Iii KIIIIITIrt kg 110 RUN 4 LITEICONA Isetroaeltesit tor Genet LITTLIS Rocx ARK April convention alter four hours over the appointment of a committee on resolutions mud the electioe of delegatee appointed a committee which reporter a resolution endoreing and Instructing for Gen Grant which on motion of ex-Senator Clayton was amended instructing the delegatee to vote for Grant and ti U80 their individual and collective efforts as long as his name was before the convention to secure his nomination which was adopted At 3 A the Republican State Convention adjourned sine die The following are delegates appointed to the Chicago Convention: Dorsey Powell Clayton Gibbs Snyder Robinson James Barnes 8 Johneon James Barnes A Hadley and Fred Batiste INDIANA The Greenbackers INDIANAPOLIN April 29--The State Convention of the IS aticmal Greenback party met In this city today at 10 o'clock Leonard ot Cass county was chosen temporary chairman A committee of one from each Congressional district on permanent organizAtion and resolutions were chosen White waiting the report of the committees toe mavention was addressed by Hos Giihert De La Maytr There is between '250 and 300 delegates present Many all parts of the State being reptesented The committee on permanent organization through their chairman reported for permanent chairman Maj Levi Furguson of Morgan county and one vice president for each Omgreselonal district and Charles Price of Jasper county for secretary Alter a brief addreu from the chairman the convention took a recess till I o'clock The convention reassembied The usual resolutions were adopted and a State ticket nosnimtted beaded by Richard Gregg KINNEY lti LA LIN co WIOEItbi IN 4 Robertson Co Whiskies IHNNE 1 Bourbon and Ityo Whiskies Apple and Peach Brandies Imported Brandies Rum Oin Scotch and Irish Whiskies Port Sherry Madeira Malaga Claret and Champagne Wines CIETRACOA INNISIlawrIg MARASCHINO AND VERMOUTIla Sole Agents for A Werner Co's "America" Extra Dry Champagne tkfi eirptly No ekit tgouth Market Street in Nash-vine Tenn Prompt attention given to the selection and shipment of orders Lowest possible rites Of freight obtained 10 ail Poinin throughout the United Slates oat istp SOUTH' RTAN IT nif Lif EV A The Rental liens Convention COMWIWI April 29 Republican Convention we in session till 7 o'clock this morning Resolutions denouncing the outrage at West Point were the source of an animated debate After electing delegates to Cincinnati the convention adjourned till this morning when the Whittakr resolutions were adopted Resolutions condemning the bestowal of Federal patronage at Democrats were also triopted A resolution that in the event of Grant not oeing the ninainee the delegates should support Blaine and In no contingency viva for Sherman wee laid aide Aojourned gine age -11 1 let MCIALAIECIELIS IN I FOREIGN Bourbon and lty Wh billies Apple and Peach litrandleng Imported Brandies Irish aad Scotch Whiskies Port and Sherry Wines Mo Eta we else kiep ea build ea' asserted Steak it CIGARS AND TOBACCO Noe 1 3 5 and 7 South Corrcr Church Nuhville Tenn Nub villa Tenn The British Parliament Again in Session Eaten Mit conimbedon MIL Rills were intredueed and referred as follaws By Mr grant title" to Linde patented by the tatted State" a Ity Mr latellitate tbe buwineas of the Treasury partment The joint regolutien authorieleg the President In cant an International Sanitary Couterence at Washington waa taken up and paned It provides that the several powers hsvine jdrladietien of porta likely to be Infested with yellow levee ha invi taaci to send delegates for the purpose of aecuring an international system of notification as to the actual unitary condition of the porta and places under the jurisdiction of etch miners and of sailing tberefrdui The Senate then considered the calender The pendtng question wu on Mr AUlion's amerldment to the bill establishing- a retired iist -for noecemmbisioned directing the President to appowittwo uttered cadet' at large meta year Amer an mintereedng debattethe morning hour exulted t- and the hidian appropriation bill was takea up Mr Plumb offered an ameedment reqiiring bids for ludian suppliee to be received and opened and contracts awarded at PoMe imitable point in tbe Misatteippi Or Miesourt valleys out aa changing the existing law Mr Coke tittered an simeatiment authorizing the purchate of aupplies manufoctured at the Indian training schools whenever they can be advantage-wetly used tn the Indian service Adopted Tne bill was imported bare to-the Semite the qutetiou being upon agretieg to the amendmente made in committee Mr Plumb demanded a separate vote on bis am eldrueitt appropriating $500o for yeede and impientente for the cheyenues After el nate the ammelmamt was agreed th nays Se Mr legal' demenoed a separate vote on the amendment striking' cut the clause -aboliebing the 'Delete Commenters The amendment watt agreed to at to 23 so that the commiseion is retuned Mr Plumb demanded a eeparate vote on the amendment prescribing that bets for supplies shall be advertised for three inetend of six weeks The amentimeut wan agreed to The other amendments made in committee of the whole were agreed to and the bill pawed The regular order being the Kellogg-Spofford re lution was informally laid mide and on motionts4 report of the conference committee on the immediate deficiency bill was taken up It reduces the amount approptiated as follows: For public printing 1180- 01)0: state War and Navy Department building 11'841500 extra clerk' bire in the State Department 8000 total I237500 The report wp11 agreed to Adjourned Mr McMahon eubmitted the conferenee report on the spectil doticiency bill and it wait agreed to The appropriation for the public printing office remains at 210000 and the appropriation for motioning at construction of the north Wing of the new eate Department is decreased from 8286500 to 1100- 000 Abe Senate ausendmerts to the post rottte bill were cnneurred in and the Houma went into Committee of the Whole Mr Thompson in the aril' on the bill amending the internal revenue laws Mr Cement moved to sulks out the when that exempts distillers rectifiers and wholesale dealers from the payment of ten cent stamps placed on packmes containing (Headed spirits when temoved from diatitleries to warehousee It was agreed that a vote should be taken on this amendment in the House and no vote was taken in the committee Mr Carlisle submitted an amendment to the leakage ciao's of the bill providing that proof of die-tilled spirits shalt not in any ease be computed at the time of the withdrawal at leas than It 0 per cent and In case it stall appear on such regauging that the proof of such spirit ia less than 100 per vent the instiller or owner shall pay a tax on wine gallons Mr Amfield submitted an amendment providing that the tax on Feints distilled from corn wheat rye barley or other grains or any mixture thereof with other substanc-a after the first of January 881 Mali be fifty cents per gallon And repealing all hies Repotting any tee on spirits diatil ed exclusively from apples peaches pears and other fruits 87 nays 84 Mr Scale's subwitt-d an amendment to Mr Car liele's amendment providing that hereafter all brandies made by the owner Or leases on his farm of apples peaches or grapes which are the product of said Mete shall be exempt from taxation Rejected 61 to I16 air Persons submitted an amendment aboliseing the tax on all spirits made apples and peaches Rejected-49 to 84 Mr Warner anitmleted an amendment exempting from taxation epirits ma-c by the owner or Ivre or a farm Pont apples peaches or rap- is the products of his lei in for Ida own use and pot for sale Re jected Mr Vance submitted an anitildmnt providing that any Is titer who dietilis brands made exclu from apples peaches or grave of hie own production or the production of ra to the smogt of 80 Fallon' or less per year shall not be de med a distiller within the meaning of eection 3241 of the Revieed Statutes and that said 80 gallons shall ne he subject to taxation Rejected Mr Kitchen submitted an amendthent exempting from taxation the first 60 gallona of spit its menuured in any one year by a distiller Rejected Mr Carlisle's amendment was adopted Mr Conger moved to strike out the leakage section of the bill' as amended 51 nays 68 It was agreed that a vole should be taken in the Hoene upon the motion Mr Cabell submitted an amendment providing that when any person is charged cli ii against the internal revenue laws be shall ant be taken bee yond the limits of the county of his residence for preliminary trial if the United States Commissioner or other oneer in the county his authority to try or examine him Ruled out on a point of order Mr McKenzie submitted an amendment providing that producers of leaf tobseeo shall be allowed with oet the payment of any tag al eli eat tobacco to otlitra time licensed dealers or manufacturers provided they do not mil exceeding AO worth any one year Mr McKenzie in advocating the amendment said the tariff sestem was coneeiviel in sin and brought forth in iniquity Its name warn synonymous with I fraud and oppeemion The committee then rose without disposing the anitiodureateand the Home took a rectos the even lug Malden to be for tensideeetion ul the bill este Uttning IhaCourt ol Sessions- psvning Session The Homo we at immediately went into committee of the whole Mr anevensini in tee chair the bill organizing a Court of Sessions After some time -pent in general debate the committee X(0- ead the House adjourned 4 gOLIFUL kw Iwnnrozta 13 pi tali VA wel- la LI 114 VAAp PPP OP Naltarnetton ilinotraintoed College et del ly JO III) Tn" 11 A Brilliant Banquet at Cork to the Constellation's German Par Land League J- McGAVOCK 1311AI4I0 IN IgellerpilAty 'CAW C44 aniptertigi hal fittilearkeyr Washiepeten epecialt4 1 lz 'Postmastsr Ornery) Key wiE leave 'tiell Cabinet The Preeident ens decided to appoint hies to the va4 eeot efuogesbip in-l'enneasee and Judge Key has signified tie inteetiou te swept Notwithstending tbe prejudice tha met hie entrance to the Cablom vibe lianaivy LierNICA IA to-dsy she tome generaliy il popula nisi IS the President's racial family and bursesimmittee will 1s rearstted Esse than that el It is elated Mot (lee Tyner will lbe tendered the Pcettraster Generalship but this in marc-ly true as it would not be eonsidered exactly see- Milo' to have two Celimet from Indi- ant Eocene Hale who declined the naval port- folio at the commencement of the present Adminis tauten teals Sputen of but it lemated at the Whit Mouse thin the itutvessontble of Jucee Key has not yet been seriously cooMdered A 'ergs Dumber of dispatcbea and letters have been received here within the pest two days the appointment of Judge Key Ile is ant versaily ac- cepuble to bath mulles and if be should accept there would lewdly he a vote of 'oppeeition trout say 7 person ta Tennessee To-day Judge Key received a ctispatth among others from prominent Tennessee Republicans suggesting his name for the place and Wing bins if he would accept Judge Key replied es tolloss: AhilittoTt)W April Nash 'Mile Tenn: In answer to your dispatch I wal say if the President should tender me the position of United States Disuict Judge DistLict of Tennessee I think I should accept Kay Tne Preeident while perfectly willing to appoint Judge Key to this poeition yet does not sruit to Rise II ita from the Cotine He sAid to-day tht it would be (Mem it to end ta good a men as Judge IgAy tor tee position he now boids ad he sloes no want to spare him Indeed the President is quite alizious to keep bin little tfficid 'tinily together eluting the remainder of his Ulm Judge lititer ot the Circuit Curt lives to Tenneate and it has peen suggested that be hold terms of the District Court which he can cli under the law until the end of the present Administration when Judge Key eon qualify cod asoume his duties as DiAriot Judge a poMtion for which he is eminently quail -in tots view of the case Judge Key will probably romain l't Csi Wet until the close of the rI Adutintstratoon it id unmistakably the eeueeident's desire that ae should Testplew Vora cotton market vas ready Testimony in the Springer Bribery noliti041I4 cioeisti At- 13-16(4 1 II 15-16e '1 1741--'41 '----'4 1' -3'rn rs- a 4 '1' i Wel ILL littT 1 Astim of be Ways and Meese Committee ea -Tariff Omstions-The System at 11----Ths lrrelddest Mot to teaks PI lidos Irlea's beoreater -lint tt bets bin to May In the Cabinet the Treasary Department 1 7 'p II 1hr the Present I ear Vibe IAA Cononerrigi has the" --e asecial-etoter Asterisms-es-4e folkatertag Washloposs epecialve se 1 WsionsteyoApril )s Saturday nose Postmaster Genera) Key wiE leave 'the Cabinet the laason Equeetrian itatue will be placid The Piewatent ease decided to agpient hint to the sa- 4 csot iudgosidp in-'rennessest and Judha Key mgoilled his intention to accept Notwithstanding apnea a special car at the depot of the Pennsyl- vania Central railroad in this city for Its rip toe Gov islet his en trenee to the Cablom to w1ilie she emrEiemst in to-day the we generaliy 5 iI rpulA nose its tbe President's cabal family and Tee box in wbich the horse and a part of the ut he re el aratted Deere than that ikl myllasillimalisteasseree It is elated thee Gen Tyner will be Will be Placed Will be 14 feet loog and tendered the Pnettnaster Generalship but this is tesey eiiite t- '1" I (1 1 ecare-ly true as it would not be considered exactly Will by Baltimore Harrisburg Pitta- sos thing to have two Csinnet Ministers from Indi- It sea Eocene Hato who declined the nivel port- burg Steubenville Columbus Cincinzati and at the commencement of the present Adosints- Louisville tratton aim spoten of but it Urinated at the White wituout change to Nasbville Mouse diet the stoottesorehlo of Judge Key hos not So the agony will 00011 'be over ad the yet been seriously considered A terse number el dispatches and letters have been famous rider and blit steed will at last be ip rioreceived here within the past tee days asking the 'Won on Capitol Hill HAlleggli appointment of Judge Key lie is universe1y an- ceptabbe es Setts rurties and if he should accept 'In theAenseinied PreenK 1 there would tou'dly be a vote of 'opveattion Wont any WAttotootrot April teeleotesem mit- 'e person ta Tennessee TO-day Judge Key received a tee charged with invettication of the alleged dispatth among others from prominent Tennessee Republicans suggesting his name for the place and altempt to corruptly it fluence Representative Wing blot if he would accept Judge Key replied Springetes vdtteeresumed the subject Repress knows: sentative Springer was first examined and re le AntlinciTUW April Nash- viewed at tength the co-commerce connected vine Tenn In answer to your dispatch I w11 say til the th reseene if tee Pniskient sbouid tender me the rition of sn annnnYtnnul no -a an United States Disoict Judge Distict of ennessee I which induced his) to stote in the course of his thine I should accept Kay late personal explanation in the House big be-Toe President while perfectly wtiiing to appoint lid that the letter was inspired by Donnelly Judte Kfry se this position yet does not trint to and he committee decided to have Ree 111 from the CaOlne He add to-day th it pliotogrspbs moue ot the anonymous letter and would be gfilen it to end is good a men es Judge Itey tor too emotion he now bolds tied he does not toe Finley letter for the purpose of subraitteig anent to spare him Indeed the President is quite them for scrutiny to anxious to keep his lithe cite' sl 'dully together Finley upon being sworn said: The first I timing the remainder of his 'sr Judge Ritter ol ever beard of the anonymous letter was when the Circuit Cairo tires id Tennessee and it has neog nufaestol that be hold knee of the District Donnelly told me about it I think on Itarca 9 Court which he can cl under the law until the end I never paw it until in this committee room I of the preePet Administration when Judge Key tower wrote never iocited or suggested such a ou qualify atd assume bits duties ea Didrict letter and bad nothing to do with creating it Judge poMsion for which he is eminently quail- In mee letter to Mr Springer March 6 when I lied In lute via of the case Judge Key will prob- ably remain I it Cd Wet until the elm of the spoke of thoee peraotisily mnet interegied in I Litutintstration It id unmistakably the the eettlement of the caw' I referred to Don- reeulident'a desire that he should nelly's constituents I lived in Minnesota seven years I atilt claim that my residence is there TUE MEMPHIS SEWERS although I nave been bete in Washington since 1816 with the exception of occasional templets Becomes of the New Sltattens watts to Minnesota elle letter of the eth wan written on Sunday I misdated it By my Memphis Appel of yesterday to' itnation in the letter that a change of trout An Appeal commissioner yt serday on Mr Springer's part would lead to grave nopanied of eopeete on a tour of in- I referred to the fact that up To a car- tain time it teemed to be conceded that Minuet- apection of the sewerage work under the guid- ly would be seated Then came the turn and once of Col Waring and his assistant Mr Met- be Republicans claimed the D-mocrats had not calf Dr Mitchell (resident member) and the nerve to seat Donnelly That is what I Dr Reilly (inspector) of the National meant On tbe morning of March 8 I diet Board of Heald) Section of the various sized Donnelly at a liftle before 10 o'clock in the cor- of the House and be told me Springer wit pipes had been uncovered man-boles and oaired with a Repoblican and was in tit es tresitsair inlets expoised and flush-tanks ar- seeino him (Douuel sty ranged so as to show the interiml economy of Mr Finley was asked whether Mr Springer the system in all its workings At the bead of a did not tell hios about the time--of -the anony six-inch lateral the nosh tank was toned to die- mous letter that be was in favor of going on charge Ps contents about one hundred ono seating Donnelly and ''t so under- twelve gallons in alloy-five seconds At one stood tom teat he wee reedy to vote to wet thousand feet this volume of wattir beving Donnelly I bad conversations with Mr travers the di4ance in less than three min- springer whenever I had a chance to meet him sites still filled the pipe to fully two-thirds its I met him once In the corridor near the ball of capacity and poured onward with a velocity of the House It wee a fewdays before Match 7 nearly four miles an hour an irresistiole curs He snid that as long as we are to seat Donnelly Tent which swept the smooth surface of the I think it is better to go ahead and do it Pipe fresh and clean from every trace even of at once The legal questions were never die the nett adherent impalpable silt of our Wthl cussed between us In my letter I referred to river water In the fifteen-loch main the expediency I oever believed Springer doubt-current was found to be at the rate of two feet ed the rght of Donnelly to hia seat on law per second while at the Jaekson street -facts but simply as to the political expedient where the man is temporarily discharging of seating him The cenvemtion to which I throsele a six-inch pips into the bayou tee refer to wale I think before March 4- velectsy was about six feet per second All do yaks tneen by expediency sionista es to eufficiency or effi must be el- of seating Donnelly? feetually set at rest by The fignreS The most The witness replied that the question of ex-perfect detnoostratiou was at this latter point pedieney referred to the time when Donnelly where a volume of sewage occupying a curve of was to he sated and other matters friends about twelve inches on es surface by in New York I did cot refer to Tilden Mr four inches deep in the efteen-incb Springer had ten opportunities to uotoniunicata attain and- flowing at the rate of one and with Tilden where I bad one It was revorted to quarter mites per hour was tjectea test Tilden was working against Donnelly" throogh the lex inch pipe with a velocity of Fineey comtinuede 'Tilden never' expressed nearly five miles an hour in a volume whose any wish tome on the Donnelly case I have eet'we surface was only six inches with a depth been informed that he teoe no part in tbe woof three males The unhesitating verdict of test by expression of feeling last isser Tilden the committee is that the system is tt success in January or December last" sod before summer's heat is linos us we should Were there any rumors at that time the heti: completed ths most perfect the-moat eco- 4th of Murat in eciretiletion- that- Washburn nomiseal and the most common setae system of was ready to use motley tosoinfluence the corneaeergo eod drainage in the rnited otates if ruittael aka in the world A There were such remarks The air ties filled with them 11 met William glow and TANDKOSLLT tiolatil ABROAD conreraed Wilk him upon the Donnelly Washburn cow I told him Donnelly would be Vanderbilt will probably sail for Europe Sat- 4eated Re Beiti Itill if object money was any jec urea next and if not then some other time waseettro would nOt hesitate to use it beim May 15 He will be aecorspaniediby his Toe term ''Leir friends in New I Vor" means wife and glee unmarried children and remain ioe Democratic pateye i bad bail covversstiops with representative men -I mention New York 1 Owned about four months Re ries disposed of because I had a convemtion there with 350000 sbares of New York Central to bpringer in regard ese counting the electoral --te Bootees'' River' railroad stock or vote When 1 saw him' before March 10 leak rfl than one-third of the cam ed he show no beat or anger We talked over ifi -4 soore--- ee ed mis lo-' -the pas six the anonymous letter and Springer did not In- months tr an aggregate in round now- timate I wrote the letter bees of $42600000-- -This he is reported to Mr Springer here interrupted and confirmed have tuesetted in four per cent Government the -truth of the latter's etatetnent I te boodle and by other purcbasn has i Made his He said however that if the letter was meth' total holding at Least $50000000 the interest on public he would hold Julian or me responsible winch amounts to 12000000 annually His or publiMhing It as we were the only ones first and only visit to Europe made at the time at new of it When I heard he was abusing ot the Paris Exposition was of only six weeks' me 1 wrote Springer the letter of March 10 duration His son Cornelius also said to be Adjourned oe i le si 4 4 immeneely wealthy who bas recently returned The Aehlen Ceske TANDLOSLLT IMIAG Vanderbilt will probably sail for Europe Sat urday nest and if not then some other time before May 15 He will i)e accoropaniediby his wife and me unmarried childrenanclefemain abroad about four months He rim dispoaed of 350000 shares of New York Central Endoet River railroad stock or s50- 000 more than one-third of the 1n the past six months an aggregate in round nutubers of $42500000- he is reported to have tagested in four per cent Government bonds and by Other parchaaes has nude his total holding at Jeast $50000000 the interest on which amounts to 12000000 annually His first and only visit to Europe made at the time the Paris Expoattionwas of only six weeks' duration His son Cornelina els() said to be imusenody wealthy who has recently returned Testimony in the Springer Bribery I IDIPLEDIENTS1 SEEDS FERTILIZERS 0 A Champion Reapers and Rowers Champion tqltrittatt Hinders Champion Extras Eureka Hewett' Bardeen chaser Hullers Youst's May Loader 4Gr li11-MlEtALa A Gr IDNal ifrOrt Conan' Hay Rake -I Illehols Shepard( Do Rua-Ines evber Hay Kane Nichols Shepard itt Do iriresetion Engines litalallod Chill Plows Nichols Pthepard tik Co Extras Webater Vertu Wagons Kentucky Sorsa Millis Cortland aortas Wagons Roomier tbi Mill Drills Nichols Shepard Co- Threshers Vandever Corn Post Bole Diggers Avery Plows Brown Double Elbovels Hay Premien cotton Gina eta 62 and 64 South Market Street Naehville Tenn Poet Bole Diggers Avery Plows Brown Double la Hay Premien cotton Gina eta 62 and 64 South Market Street Naehville Tenn Corn Sheller Corn Shell' ja20 ly Istp NATHANIEL BAXTER 1 Pres bAhPL EETH Vice Free WILLLA MB Cashier THEO COOLEY Ant ambler National Nashville ollal Ballt of Na81611101 10111108800m JR Pres SA hi'L RELTH Vice Pres WILLLA MS Cashier THEO COOLEY Ant Caahler 1 I we Ft ie 11 11 IIPWO The First vl I 133M Et C4r -LI- INTIM MI rl I Designated Depository and Findneial Agent of the United States CAPITAL STOCK 03009000 00 Receives Deposits Deals in United States Bonds and Local Secaritios and and Domestic Exchange Drafts drawn on all European points ste Our facilities for making collections at all accessible points are unsurpassed 629 ly lotp HARRISBURG PA 'April 29--The Detnocrstic State Convention was called to order at half-past 9 o'clock The pedal Committee ou Credentials reported through Mr Dill that their decisions had ben unanimous in each esse and that in the case of the coatest in Philadelphia while the Vault delegates admitted the McGowan delegates were regularly eleeteS under the established rules of the party yet for the sake of having a united party lu Philadelphia both aides were anxious to secure harmony and concerted action The committee will therefore meet in Philadelphia at some future day and make such rules for the erganizatiou of the Democratic parry in Philadelphia ae in their judgment may be deemed neces-ary They will determine what Gm regular organization shal be It is to be made up of each delegation and is to be admitted to seats in thiS convention each delegate to tast on -halt et' one vote through its chairman The report was adopted aed the roll of delegates On motion of Moneghan A 1 1Mh1 was made temporary chairman and when the prelimy work ot the convention waa disposed of Mr Monsghan was chosen permanent President The Committee on Sesolut ous appeartd and made their report The resolutions are as follows: 1 That we the Democratb party of Pennsylvania in convention assembled renew our vow of fidelity to the fundamental principles proclaimed and practiced by Illustrious men who settled our free institutions and founded the Democratic party to protect and preserve them 2 that the just powers of the Federal Cnion the rights of the States and the liberties of the people are vital parts of one harmonious system sod to sore each part in its whole constitutional vigor is to save the life of the nation 3 That the Democratic party maintaining as it ever has maintaivel that the military are and ought to be in all things subordinate to the civil authorities it denim as it ever has denied the right of the Pad-end Administration to keep on foot at the general PX p-nne a standing army to invade the States tor political purposes without regard to constitutibnal re to control the people at the polls to detect and eneourage feaudulent counta ot votes and to inaugurate candidates rejected by the majority 4 That the right to free ballot is the right pro servative of all rights the only means of peaceludy redressing grievsnces and reforming abuse The premence at the polls of a regular military force and a host of hireling officials claiming the power to arreat and imprison citizens 'Atheist warrant or hearing destrirs all freedom in elec dons and ruptures the very foundarion of self-government we cad upon all good tizeus to aid us in 'reserving our institutions from deet uction by tabu imperial methous upervislug the tight or coercitg the popular sill in keeping the way to the ballot box open and tree as it was to our fa there in removing t- army at a sal ditance when the peopte a-semblo to expres their sovereign pleasure at the polls in Obedience to their wiil when gaily expressed by the vote 5- 'I nottlerford Hayes having been p'aced in power against the wet kuown and legally exerttied wit the pen 'le Is couspi my only a his claim of right to eurrouud the ballot-boge with roo and deputy metehata intimidate and obstruct el eters and his unpncedi nt use of the to to this is an insult abd menace to the country Ttiot the Democratic party as of old favo a the constitutional currency gold and silver and of paper cin vertible into coin 7 -I bat we are opposed to a system of subsidies by the General Government under which durieg the period of publican ascendancy the political rings and corporations profited sod to any appropriations of the public moneys or public creak or to any objett but the public service The reforms and ecotiomies enforced by the Democratic party since its advent to power in Congress have saved to the people many millions of money and we believe a like re-suit would follow its restoration to power in the state of Pennsylvania -ii That the Democratic party being the national friend of the workingman and having throughout its history stood between him and opprowion renews Its expre-sion of sympathy with labor and isa promise el protection to its rights 9 That we look with alarm and apprehension upon the pretensions of great transportation compatties to be above the fundamental law of this commonwealth which governs all else within our borders and until they accept the i onstitution of Din In good faith they should remain objects of the ut moat vigilant jealousy le Thai the recent attempt under the personal direction of ruling Republican leaders to debauch he Igisiature by wholesale bribery and corruption and to take from the tommon wealth 14000000 for which its -liability ad never been ascertained is a fresh and alarming evidence of the aggremvatiess oi the political ring and should receive the signal conoeumation of the people at the polls The great fraud of 1876-77 by which upon a false count of the electoral Totes of three Statea the candidate defeated at the polls was seated in the Presidential chair and for tne first time in American history the will of the people was set aatue under a threat of military force was the mosi deadly blow aimed at our system of representative government To preserve the country from the horrors of a second civil war tia Democratic party submitted for the Lime in the arm and patriotic faith that the people would peacefully redress the great wrong and signally rebuke the dare crime when they should come to vote in ilia) That issue precedes and dwarfs every other It imposes a more amired duty upon the people than ever addressed the cot- arienc of a nation of freemen 12 That in conformity with the time-honored customs tif the Pennsylvania Democracy mid to the end that our great Commonwealth shall not be deprived of nor legitimate influence her delegates to the National Convention are instructed to vote as a it upou all questions and they are furtlier in to oppose the abrogation of the two thirds rule Ina moment that portion of the resolutiou re forring to the unit rule was read Mr Snowden of Lehigu moved to amend by subsiitutibg for the unit resolution another one abrogating the two-thirds rule and the previous question was moved Mr Wallsto opposed this amendment and said that moving the previous question was hasty He inquired it it were passible that the gag law was to NI applied in a Deinocratic Convention "1 am astounded" he said "this Is a cenvention OL AMC- crate I am here to speak for the integrity of the people prom the Ineeption of the Democracy this unit rule has been the rule What uoit rule would have saved a civil History is rife with lb stances of this kind' When we all voted against Greeley and for Black we were voting as unit rule men When we cast our vote at Cincinnati it shottel be with majesty and dignity) Hr Snowden said that ail were in of the standing principle not to apply the gag hut to 'avoid strife let us exerciss our independence by testing the sentiment of this body on the point We must and will avoid the iron-bound imation ol the unit rule For the sake of pe me and harmony we are to hope that no more-firebrands will be thrown into this convention Me Gitteon said that the Democratic manse will wear no man's miller no matter what conventions may saw The Democratic party will pot surimit to be ng shackled We will support the nominee of the etneDnatk Convention out give us a 'chance to wait until that time before tieing our bands Mr Speer was in favor of the unit rule If we want to opeak at all let uti speak as a State and not as a divided delegation Are we aRhaMd as a state to speak for Ms gllaut nd brave son Gen Hancock? No 'God knows we ere hot Mr Ranoul --No man will make more ascritices than I will to secure pelitical unity I believe the delegation Cirejlanati 46 a unit in their action witheutaey of the agonies attempted to be put inforce bore te-dity I hope thus unit rule will uot preach It will bring trouhle and defeat more often thamit will bring victory he preeirling officer then put the queQtion whoth-r It nut strike out be unit rule and sustitute in lie pace the resolution I by Mr Snowden The ayes end nays were orders ti 'roe Philadelphia dole-Alen Isere again divided 'did rtt red to ettle as to bow hey would retord th ir vo es When the roil call was firiished the 'vote stood very close there tietor a tilt( "'epee of only one or votne ind the Ch -re finally announced that the clerks had greed on their tot eieept thst one of theca tot nd a desereant of This did not adect the rePult 10wever Which was annennced as 12 to 122 in lovir of substituting Mr Snowden's amenffineui in place it rule reeolution This broneht the Randall men to thcie met and for a few minutes cheer aft cheer went up The main question was then ordered and resolutions as amended were adopted Lewis Castddy and Miltn Speer were nominated by the Wallach piety as delegates it large to Cincinnati while the nandall party named Widiam scow and William Stenger being no contestants these gentlemen were declared elected Emmet thonaallan was chosen as one of the else tots at large and William playfont -id James Barr were placed In nomination for the ether 010Qtership Ihey were voted for ayes and noes and Playlet was ideated ear Supreme Judge there were nominated George A Jenks of Jederson Pearson Church of Crawford Edward lea of Nortindupion Jodge Brady Of Butter John A Jenks was nominated for Supreme Judge and Col Dechiert or Philadelphia for Audi or General Andrew II Dill was elected Chairman of the State Central Committee by acclamation Adjourned sine die Senator Wal'ece says the delegation will stand IS for Tliden and 90 likeineS Scott of Erie newly reverses the Spires given by Senator Widace aa to the datum of the Cincinnati delegaion Be claims theta will be 40 Tilden votes and SO fo- Hancock In the Conamittee on It dolutions to-day of resolution itistraeting the delegiates to pincinoati to vote for Hancock-was voted down Se to le WATSON GEO PURVIS son Felt Gement and Gravel Roof I 11 1G a I The Best anti Cheapest In Use toy- It IIC -rxiic IP 0110 WIN Gl- ICJEC 0 0 DIENIMNT I) 2 -irgis 'f OUISVILLR Ky ocr 10 have been using Watson's Compoaltion Gravel Roofing on many of our shops and sheds for several jean and it ban I ianswered our parpeava well It Is cheaper Lima slate Irma or tie rooting it can be mei on fiat mole where elate will not answer It ta more Prowl hiraiwiti nre thaw either and it will last when proper material is used for ten years or kIng0f Mr Watson whenever he does work Jur us guarantee' it to he good for sesnein Mather ot years and be haa au far faithfully carried out his tiontract i DE FUNIAE General Manager And Chief Engineer IL IL IP i LO DON April 29--Par1iameut was forms ly opened to-day by Lard Selborne Lord High Chancellor Duke of Argyle Earl Granville Etrl Sydney- and Lord Northbrook acting as the Royal 'Commission Tbe procedure merely consisted in summoning the House of Corn mons to the bar of the House of Lords and requesting them to elect a speaker Ilere was a fair ettentlance in the House of Commons including many new members Only 2'1 Tories and 14 Liberal peers 2 Bishops and 14 peers were present in the House of Lords In tbe House of Commons there was a large attendance of Irish members The conference on the land question in Dublin to-day detains Parnellkod his adherents Some high members incintling O'Donnell and Finigan eat on the Tory-side others on the Liberel side The House floor and galleries were crowded The Catholic Archbishop of Dublin in a pastoral letter says: "Doctrines deetructive of mutual confidence are laid down by some public speskers as the first principles of morals Patriotism is invoked as a spirit of disunion between priests and the people The evil genius of communism which bas brought anch fearful woes on other lands is oily watching the opportunity which that disunion may give to try to establish its hideous throne among thl Our people have yet many wrongs our educational system is Imperfect our land laws though reformed can still be employed as instruments of great industry and we must use every means on which 13od's blessings pan be worked to dress these wrongs" The Land League Convention in Dublin today unanimously adopted a resolution in favor of the speedy pushing forward of the bill for the auspensio'n of ejectmente for non-paymeut of rent for two years and Parnell and O'Donc hue and three members of the Lend League were appointed a committee to draft such a bill Antler Wellesey Peel has been appointed Under Secreta-v for the Houle Department Lord Richard Groveenor will succeed Adams fie Liberal "Whip" German Revenue Legislation Bente April Reichstag fo-day decided to refer the Imperial stamp bill to the committee Moat of the speakers opposed tax-log receipts for postoffice orders The Secretary of the Treasury warmly supported the proposal vrging that Bismarck hail pointed out laet year that the Imperial revenue must be Increased to an extent that would enable the Empire to apportion to tbe seperate States from its own resources sums necessery to effect reforms in their several systems of tax- ation It is probable the Reichstag which has bee recently ill attended will be closed Mar IQ G-ave doubts are entertained whether the smile Deputies will ever again assemble 3ernarrk hae -declared to some politics' friends his firm Intention to go to the Donee when the commercial treaty with Austria is being debated for the purpose of officially express Ing his view i on the political situation Ilismsrpk deeply and einperely regretp the victory of the Liberals in Nngland 'I he Constellation at Cork CORK April 29 transhimpment of the Cons' ellation's cargo to different British gun boats has been completed The Valorous with the reiidue of the cargo sailed for Galway Capt Potter and the officers of the Constellation were entertained at a banquet to-night givect in their honor by the Mayor and citixens of Cork At the entrance to the filling half was a star of gas jets in the middle of which wall NJ The toast "The Captain and officers of the Constellation" wail responded to by Capt Potter "The of tbe tarifa of the Oolostellattoe was acknowledged by -Mr Rep-worth Great enthusiasm was manifested The banquet was a brilliant oneeeso 40 a We make a specialty of repairing and painting metal roofs with our Red P030( Paint (we use no coal tar In this paint) Shingle roots nada af are-proof aa Ina JUICI tin Manufacturers and dealers in all Mooing Materials Coal Tar Pitch Felt sad all kinds of Wire liooda cre3 7 jam frsnwaSm MM Mortis Cinorry 8treat nastivittle XI l1 1:0 la? "1 Liti-kt 'I' 3M Mt- te3 4 lizr I from an extemaive continental tour is under-'stood to bare persuaded burfatber to make the longer journey witish he has decided upon Le NURFR ESD ORO PHILIAIPS AL II 0 IF: AEt IC 13 11Th I tal IN I Ste rr and Fancy Groceries 1 i i )w 1 I 1 i 1 i Apple 13randies- ImI3orted tint LOomesticWinetg9 1 Merchants yisiting the Exposition will find it to their interest to can on utelf they want to buy FIRST-CLASS GOODS at low prices Eicrutt13 Wiztaricitst REttroert 1nos413N711-11e1 rirdeimmi ap2S mu weir 211 1Ta3111TeZ311 NATI'ELMI sm vaimmmia NW 'Mr E11060E ImmilEM ittoelety Pleasantly Agitated Over a NNW'? I of Assistant Altera Gast Orel le Smith to Mies Lila RaIJdrps Special to the American hinavassesouo April 29 little city is all aglow with pleasurable eccicement the occasion of which is the marriage of our handsome and talented Assistant Attorney General Edgar Poe Smith to the elegant and bewitching Ms gill Childress daughttr of Maj John Childrees Jr sister of Mrs: Gov John Brown and niece of Mrs Ptei ident Polk The ceremony was performed at the residenee of the bride's father at 9 o'clock this eveaing by Rev Arbuthnot pastor of the Presbyterian Church at this place ()a ly the relatives and a few of the moat intimate acluctintances of alio happy pair were present but joy and gladness reigned supreme and tnani a gladsome ton voyage was exteodni to the happy couple who were particular favorites In this community A reception will be given the bride and groom to-morrow evening lathe residence of Theo Smith a brother to Mr Edgar Smith We can only eckl may joy race and happiness eyer attended the newly-married pair ON CIT DICUBSTIISI 0s1 11 THE NOUTB: eVhattanoogs IkseC IF There wu beautiful union 'of the blue and the gsay 1ns tbe Pontor4s1 etereises over the Confederate dead at Atlanta Monday Gen Henry Hunt of the Filth Artillery and ether officers were twominent emcee( persons on the StS1141 while Um band of that regiment beaded the procession There was great enthuelsom Thousands of ladies and children decked the graves ef 13 000 Confederate dead Col Hoge mad a poem written by a Miseissippi lady for the ticcasion The day was also approprieely observed at Nacos Augusta Savannah and other Southern cities where imposing ceremonies were had Chattanooga will observe May 10 as Memo 1 4 'T rr 9s IP A yr Four Pointed Steel Darbed 7111CAL32C30191 THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PENCE -vv ix Cr A113RUrr9r1 Cen Agent 117 Market et Maativille Toast SAN FRANCISCO Preliminary Examinatiom of Mehl Without Statement I We a'so keep in stock Bed Cement Paint for painting out-houaea fencing and ming jell euwotrly lelp THE TuRr MASONIC THEATER Spring Clothing Reengsgement of the wonderful TUE 3D G-- al S9 Lottery at Louisville 1011115VILLI April 29 nineteenth draw-: Ina of the Commonwealth Distribution Company took place to-day at Macau ley's Theater in the presence of a large and fashionable audieoce No 814-47 drew the capital prize $30000 No 93 512 110000 No 99452 $5000 The foilowing srew $10o0 each: Nos 40601 070 and 94436 Tun Peruvians have had uniformily bad luck in their war with tbs Chillans but they do not seem to be dispoeed to sae toe peace Recently sows of their ships had dashed in among the Cbilian reuses bockading their porta and as Unhand the enemy by their pluck and daring tOtt the land too they are picking up courage anti when their Bliivian alma who to assist them 3000 strong form a junction they will have the respectable force of 31000 tflecte owes with whack to face the invaderk There are more signs of life and resources than any one had reason to suspect after ao many disasters isso Commencing Wednesday April 28 Exhibition from 2 to 5 and 7:80 to 9:80 Admission only 2 5 cents- ap27 It The Judiciary Committee having discovered further material will continue their investigation Of the Ackleo ease and do Dot now xpeet to reach a report tor several days 1 At a meetiog ol the Ways and Means Qommitteo of the House to-dayRepresentative 1 Wood made it statement in relation to his report goon the Hurd bill after which report Mr Gibson the following resolution which wee adopi ea Resoltied that it itt the sense of this committee that the chairmaa or such committee in presenting the Hurd bill and report acted in accordance with the wishes of the members of said committee to lay the whole subject before the Lull committee it being understood that no member of said sub-committee commttted him- self in favor or against said bill and report Representative Frye moved that the first section of the hoop iron bill granting relief to contractors be adopted as a separate measure boat- i Representative Wicker then moved the adoption of the second mecaon of the bill imposing a duty of 35per cent ad valorem on hoop iron which was agreed to It was thee ordered to be reported to the House The first section having prewiously been adopted the entire bill now stands apprcered by the cAnmittec The House Committee cat lociition and Labor twidered a favorable report to be made to toe House ob the bill "to constitute a commis- lion to report on the amendment of the or thography of public documents" i A Xew Trenabry Oteeer The bill introduced iii the by Mr Ingalls to facilitate the business of the Treasury Department provides for the app3int3ent by the Prettideot with the consent of the Senate of an officer in the Treasory Department to be known as the Commissioner of Accounts at a salary of $6000 per year The duties-- ot this officer as prescribed by the bill will be' to examine the system of book keeping and sicountlog now in use io the Treasury Dopartment and its various brindled Iticludirg the enetomhouses sub-treasuries mints and efoiy faced and taprepare a system of accounts vouchers and book-keeping for tbeentiire service The bill also provides for the appoin caet by the President of a Deputy Oommumnoner of Accountal at a salary of $3000 No person shall be eligible to either office of Commissioner or Deputy Corn 1 missioiter who ie not known to be an expert acI oountant familiar it the practical workings 1 of the Treastury Department 1 Tbe Alliance has not yet been ordered te the Newfoundland tokb)tit ea The Debt blatembet for April it is thought will show a decrease of not leas than 112000000 The Treasury Department has purchased $4000 ounces of silver for delivery at the philadelphia and Eta Franciace mints Democratsa Omens-A Democratic Senatorial caucus pas held this morning to consider the Party'a position on te electoral noting- The caucus was thiuly atteadod hut a majority of those present favored the proposition to make the concurrenS Mition 91 sboill houses neeessary to reject thnsoto Oi a biatS3 ill ciontrininion the Prettdential (MAUL The secretary ot the Interior to-day received the foqowleg dispatch: Los Pines Agency April road through Dios Canon is opened Miners and prowpeetors are itaity invading the reservation soy are reported an the way mostly bound for Denison coanty oaray etaggaits the troops should be ordered is immediately to present trouble Ouray reports eve' ythtng progressing fasonthly towards the speedy tele ti2'''flt at then wand aegutlatiena provided tree-putting is prevented her nand abetters- are arrested sasamew kirk In charge Summary Schuss says it waa to anticipation of int' maser that he urged prompt action upon the UM lit resume( by CAmgruss in IP dr teat steps be taken mecum it before tas prospectors should hive an epperchtty 10 rmi the rweetvattotaa MASONIC THEATER Four Nights and Saturday' Matinee Commencing Wednesday May fi SAN April 29--In the Police Court this afternoon Ka 'loch bad a preliminary examination on the charge of billing Charles De Young The prosecution offered the of eye witnesses medical men in attendance and the arresting officer The diN tense offered no testimony and the prisoner was held wiheut bail The rpal this afternoon publishes the follow? lug Card from young Ka Hoch: Editor of the Bost: I have not a word ta Bay about the facts or merits of my case I wish to be tried in the ordinary way Fair play especially toward a man charged with murder is supposed to be ehareeteriatig of tbe American communities but expect no play on or before my trial if the fast men and corrupt detectives who surround the Ckrowicis office and assume to run this city can prevent it It is inamons tbat public officers who are paid by the community should work illegitimately for private individuals and convert what might to be honor able prosecution into malignant Persecution The drivel published in the Chronicle of last Saturday shows how some of our detectives will invade private houses and try to frighten ignorantpeople As for the arrest of Clement-phew I do not know the man and I make no statement et my Yereion of wbat transPireci It looks to ma as if his tirrest I ntendbd by the Chronicle and detective to warn the (kittens of San Francisco that they must not testiffto any events whieh tend toward my exculpation Youra KALLOCH Is said that evidence will be oftered going to prove that DeYcning fired tbe first shot FORE'S COIEDY DEM Pan ft! Ratite AND TANDEURILT DPHIL To the American: I noticed io a recent issue Of the the writer whose article was headed "An evening with Bancroft" glade the following puggestion: "I ventured the hope that since tbe John Hopkins bad honored itself by securing the services of Mr Sidney Lanier the Vander- bilt would show appreciatior of Southern talent by off-ring a like position to Mr Paul Rayne wilo I had beard was living at a railway station near Augusta Ge in a log cabin papered with illustrations from the Graphic" Now thig wag a nobl as well as a sensible suggestion Paul Bayne has won an enviable rsutation and sides being worthy any honor the South might feel willing to muter would add a luster ant an interest to any institution with hick be was connected To simply bear me out in this assertion I will make only two ciliatetions wnieh come however from an eminent source Edwin Whipple "whose reputetion as a critic" says Tuckerman "is firmly established" said in a review of our author's 1 fourth volume of poems "Legends and Lyrics" "in imagination sweetness grace and delicacy 1 of ezpr-ssion the Ameritan poet is not one 'whit inferior to his trans Atlantio 'contemporary We think he has more than htorrir (generally conceded to be the greatest narative et since quiver) the true poetical enthusiasm the unwithholding seltabandonment to the thought suggested by his theme" And the late Bayard Taylor declared to the author tit "The Wile of Brittany" "I like your atmosphere better than that which lir Morris casts over all his pieced They are all Novemberigh while yours breathe of May You certainly have the gift of metrical story- i telling When such admiration in expressed by men whose merits as critics is universally acknowledged for the productions of one who should appeal to our pride and only Southern poet with the czceptiou of roe wno bee established a worldwide fame--ehonld we not show a thorough appreciation of him? Should not Vanderbilt University as a Southern institution offer him position by which be could et least AM a living in hie age and alltictiont It Ja evident that were he a native of the North he would not he left to wear his life away in poverty and Seclusion They honor a poetaster more it igbly than we do raill Hamilton Bayne whose fame gathered as aftermath by posterity will ultimately Mend in the garner of admiration with that of Longfellow and Whittier Browning and Tennyson EDGEFIELD- Dudley Frazier ot Memphis Grand Master of the 1 0 Fof Tennessee is in the eity and will pay an official vigil to Edgefield Lodge No 118 1 0 to night at 73 o'clock' ztzciow OF UnXii New Enterprise Lodge No 7141- have elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing term: Beam Mimi Emma 'Trillion Hale Cooper Sec EL Blair Financial Sec Mrs A Roberta Treaa 0 Roberta Chaplain Bell Marshal Abbott I Bildon STYLISH GARMENTS! THOROUSH WORKMANSHIP! CEASONAELE PRICES! 10114 FORD Maatger KETORTOIIRE Fan on the Tactile tply de Plait Deassiassca Two Orphans et Manager Ford accotnpanies his Company and upervises personally their performances For particulars see future annoutteesnentaspZ8 td I fitreat Trotters go tacet-Soota Clans Accept a tete Clm Mose oft aloud New YORK April Spirit of the Tims says editorially: Two weeks ago we published a letter from Capt 'George Stone of Cincinnati the former owner of Maud arid to whom Mr Vanderbilt Ins given control of the mare in 77hich he threw ont this bold defiance: sem watch Mend tour or five races mile beats three lp five against any six rearrotd or under for any reasonable antiongt This sweeping challenge ham been promptly accepted on the part of the great California six-year-old in the following telegram received by us a few hours before going to press: Bata Francisco Apra A Buck editor of the Spirit of the Times: Santa Clans accepts the challenge of Maud Will trot five rtioetti $5 0V3 eacfl rice Or 4te Inveli more as her manager wants A lime A aeries of races between these two wonderful trotters is now at sure as a sporting event of the future can be aa the managers both of the mare and of the stallion are men that mean blisiness-whed they Seelops Storms CoLumble 8 April was a heavy rainfall this afterneoe daring Snell a cyclone swept over the southeastern portion of the city Lune trees were blown down and two with a family of five and the other eight wrecked GALT smut April to the News show quite a storm prevailed in various parts of the utte yeetorday and to-day doing some tallish itteem Immo April handicap race at Newmarket was WQIl by Sanford's Aristocrat Flotsam second Frivola third Betting Just before tbe race was two to 1 against Aristocrat tie tel againn Flotsam and seven to 1 against yntrola Ariszocrat and Flotsam kept close together till half way down Bush's Mill when Aristorat mune away' and won by fair lengths with Frivol a bad third Tim Enoxville Tribune says the apple crop in Rut Tenneseee will be larger than for many years SUITS MADE TO ORDER lameness paper air cushion are imported which hers 'time advantages over those wide of rubber They may be rolled into a package of smaller dimensions when not in usel tbey will not stick together as rubber dom alter it is wet and for pillows they ere better because they have no odor Their strength is marvelous a matt weighing 160 pounds may stand upon one without danger of bursting it They are said to be waterproof and to wake excellent Ails preaervers wee announced a few days since that the ccentrk King Louis of Bavaria was engaged to Princes Sophia aister of the Empress of Austria This match is off Be ordered the court jrwelet to make a magnificent regal crown and sent it to the Princess with a note running Cons: "Deer Socials I send you the crown wbicti you covet but 1 eta sorry I can-mot give you the right to wear it as Queen ot Bavaria" ftMNIEMMoNIM CALIFORNIA 1 M11E1E1MM 0r ir yirsinin Debi Deeision ftionsoso April 29---The Supreme Court or Appeals of Virginia to-day rendered a decision declaring the provision of the act of 1879 known am the McCulloch bill exempting State obligations from taxation ism not unconstita tional but valid and that the State was bound to receive the courione attached to bonds issued under said act at the face value in payment of taxes and other demands of the State Another point decided was that the law making said coupons receivable for taxes and other dues of the State wu constitutional and valid THU it Pk1311F1 icLD hPOOK 6E1141110N Frets Our Regular CorresPondent 11-'2" A Brinson-m6 April 29 the theories given in erplartation of the cantle of the myste- nous knocking at the residence of Dr Tailor Nuctolus were exploded Wednesday night Pre First-class Merchant vious to thie there bad always been so many people in and around the house that everything was confusion and excitement but Wednesday night Mr Durrett Eckles An- AI derson Langford Green and Rev eral other Ttlett were the only persons there 'when the noise was Brat heard All of the family had gone away so at to permit a thor- ough examination of the premtses But still ORD ii Ay the knoeking went on and could be beard di- tinctly fifty yards away In Ppite of the '60- lent efforts of the committee they could not do- tect whence it came or bow it was made At an early hour this morning groups of men could be seen On the erects-41i diteumtng the 661 C011efV0 St ghost- Ooe or two men have offered to stay all Is' night in the house alone for SS others vow mils tothtaly 1ttp that they wordd not de so for the vlitue of the rims totrksa Job Itteats 41 Chorea earatt'' SEM house Vox I tot tat beat aadialtaateS walito -H-: -9o-- wigs up At inquiry ater a young lady's heteth we learn trout her own lips that she is "nicely" wo know situate was born in New find that MIA wiAuld be "putty well" out Wiest and "tolabit" In the A BOOMS for Aloino SIN nuarcteco April Republican eonvcution met in Sacramento thvi afternoon and was called le order by Morrow Chairman of the State Central Committee Geo 1 Baker was made temporary Cihairman Mention of Blaine In his wm greeted with great applause and three cheers Committees en tralbOintiOnn on credentials and permanent organization were appointed The report of the Committee on Credentials war adopted The report of the Committee on Permanent Organization making temporary officers permanent and providing for the election of delegates three from each Congtenalortal district wit adopted Tee report of the Committee on Resolutions wag presented It reaffirms adherence to the Republican national plantfortn of 11376 and the State plat-bun of 1879 demands the continuance of the policy of resumption the maintenance and enforce ment of all amendments to the Constitution of the United States and the protection of ad ends ns re-gardenia et color Or condition imtheir rights fair and tree elections in all the Stades After plank in in favor cot public achoola the followieg yam adopted Resolved ttuo we will cordially support the nom- nese of the flepublican national Convention oho- 1 I illoaancro of St 1A05111 Exioratoulato ST LountApril 29--A private letter to a business house here dated Los Vegas New Mexico 26th sirs that it as reported there that Joseph Brown ex-Mayor of this city and a party of Loniaians were murdered by In-dims at or near White Oata Stanton county New Mexico on the 25t1 Tax majority of the population of Arkansas call tht-ir ate Arkansaw hnt the fashion of 4 peonotturing the earnest it la spelled has gained ground of late TI11111 Wel heavy white frcst in upper East Tigtoedtee Wedneeclay morning FORMSLITH LONtilLESS OEN WASHDOOTOS April petitions at iron 1.