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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - May 27, 1876, South Haven, Michigan11a v vol. 12 South Lala Velar. Tkv c. For ref. ?., do a a 27, 1876. Laro. 5i cd Brent paragraphs. The Delaware delegates to the Republican National convention an solidly for Blaine for president the French chamber of deputies bus rejected the motion for amnesty to the com. Munits by a a vote of 394 to 52. Arnty Wolcott has been placed on the in i Independent tie ticket for gov Emor in place of Landers declined. Letters for person on the Centennial ground at Philadelphia May be directed to a a the Centennial Branch the proposition to amnesty the convicts of the commune has been rejected in the French Senate by an almost unanimous Rote. To. S. Bin is the commissioner of the United states general land office at Washington has resigned owing to ill health. % a recent London Telegram announces the death of president Grant s grand child the util id of mrs. A amp to risk almost amp year Oil. Maccow vhf to a yement Sale Nica dispatch Kix Persona concerned in the recent outrages a urn Point had been executed in the pub Enstam. A a fire Damp explosion occurred in Quot a Coal mine in Chesterfield county va., a few Day a it it. By which eight men were killed Aad two badly injured. A irrow Augusta a dispatch says sex gov. Bullock had been brought Back there under a requisition from the of Fly error. After an absence of five years # the delegates to the National can convention strutted but Are lion of secret any Bristow a Dency. Thomas if. 1 lican candidate for got of the Twenty four Del National convention chosen publican convention of Tennessee fifteen to eighteen Are said to favor senator Morton for the presidency. The others Are divided Between Blaise and Bristow. Epitome of the wee1 c6n6ensed telegraphic hews. A few evenings ago the House of Daniel Mingo near Dresden n. Y., was burned and three children aged fourteen eight and five year perished in the flame. Mingo was a widower and left the children alone in the House. Their bodies were found the next morning lying close together with the arms of the elder about the two younger ones. Tie Kansas democratic state convention held recently at Topeka adopted resolutions in favor of no Banks of Issue by United states or state authority that the government Supply the paper needed in the shape of greenbacks demanding the immediate repeal of the act providing for the resumption of specie payments and instructing the delegates to vote for the nomination of Hendricks for president. A recent Sioux City Iowa special to the Chicago tribute says a returned Miner from Deadwood mines Black Hills named Charles Holland had arrived there with $600 in Gold dust which he dug himself within less than six weeks. He came out after provisions and would Start Back immediately. He reports Bat Joiner were making $10 to $14 per Day and were not troubled by indians. The Only drawback was the Scarcity of provisions. Three other miners came with or. Holland bringing about $1,000 in Gold. Noemi Stock n. J., and Lancaster pa., were recently visited by Hail storms Winch did much damage in Ike towns and Vicinity to windows Green houses gardens and fruit the Hail stones Wece some of them As Large As hens eggs. A terrific wind and Hail storms also occurred at Gayville Dakota on the same Daf. Hailstones As Large Aaben s eggs fell and covered the ground to the depth of Offir inches. All the windows Sash and ally in the1 town facing South and Southwest were demolished. The wind tors Down fences uprooted Trees and blew Over building. Several persons were badly injured. If. Great results of the Suez canal. I m. I Lesseps a just returned to Paris from five months trip to Suez Andl on taking fils seat in the Academy of sciences Gene name details concerning observations. He has found that port said is in no danger whatever of being filled up with Sand Aad that there a no need of prolonging the pints an. Proposed. That operation might prove a source of danger for one single pier there might change the current in a very marked Way. Tin dredging Mack toe made for Ike comp if works regularly and Wei and suffices to keep the Channel Clear. Moreover it does not fill up As rapidly a supposed for the work done last year is still free from Sand and two very Large ships have recently passed through the canal without difficulty. One was the Serape 5,110 tons Harden the other an English frigate did Wing Ovar Twenty feet of water. As for the course of the current in the canal a matter discussed by s great Many people there is no longer doubt. During the Winter the excess of water la the bitter lakes run into the Canil causing the current to sat in toward the mediate Nathean but during the sum Mer what these Jakes Are lowered by evade cation then Nat runs in a oppo e site a mtg a pfc. X. De Lesa a a Tatos one important feet formerly Ntim wat un-1 known on. The bed Ben but Stone the i buiting of the canal chord Are showers a to a Jasco a fortnight this Nas started veg bout by Teti ton the Asiatic aide i where tvs a titration is Only of Salt water. I the study title Sudan geography and i history of that sect has been begun again by order of the Khedive. Recently pieces of splendid monuments were found i upon the site of one of the old cities of re mses. M. Do t Essopos Laid two ipod a Meas before the Academy. Jote was Al Young Tew tet with the Umbi foal cords which Attef Lemd it the the Mother stiufe.1 text the other Boom Oyster shells. Taksil from a bed fourteen font above foe leva of the sea. These details appear Drifting. But they Are ii Octant to the Savans a scene a pods lady the National prohibition convention was held in Cleveland Ohio on the 17th. Gen. Greene Clay Smith of Kentucky was nominated for president of the United states Ana g. T. Stewart of Ohio for vice president. The resolutions reaffirm the prohibition Plank of the platform of 1872, and declare in favor of equal suffrage and eligibility to office without distinction of race religion Creed property or sex. The Iowa democratic Street convention was held at Des Moines on the 17th, about 320 delegates being in attendance. Delegates National convention at is. Louis were chosen Aad were instructed Only to Vole As a unit. They Are said to be mostly for Tilden. The resolutions demand that the National convention select for Standard bearers men whose lives private and official Are a guarantee of their ability to carry on the work of Reform made necessary by the crimes and corruption of the Republican party favor an Early return to specie payments but deprecate the forced resumption contemplated by the a Sherman resumption act of 1875,�?� and demand its repeal on the ground that it has had and is now having a blighting effect on Industry. The democratic state convention of Ohio assembled at Cincinnati on the 17th. Hon. George h. Pendleton was chosen permit wot president. The following nominations were made for Secretary or state William Bell judge of 8u preme court a to Liam e. Finch member of the Board of Public works h. P. Chou ii electors at Large judge will Laad Granville Stokes. The resolutions of the platform ipod declare in favor of the immediate repeal of the specie option act the defeat of All schemes sumption which involve either Tion of the currency perpetuation issues or increase of the interest of the debt the gradual but Early Busti tuition of Legal tenders for National Bank notes the Issue by the general government alone of All the circulating medium whether paper or metallic. The delegates at Large to the St. Louis convention Are requested to favor the nomination of sex gov. Allen for president. A boiler explosion occurred on the Steamer Cleburne on the night of the 17th, about six Miles below Shawneetown hi., and the vessel was burned. Five persons including the Captain Fowler an sex Jess agent named Dick Partridge and Charles Colton the second mate lost their lives and several of the passengers and Crew were seriously injured. The National Independent convention in session at Indianapolis on the 18th. Adopted a platform and nominated the following ticket for president Peter Cooper of new York for vice president Newton Booth of California. A new York dispatch states that or. Cooper had said he would decline die nomination and that he hoped William Allen would be nominated and elected. The Kentucky Republican state convention was held to Louisville on the 18th. Delegates to the National convention were elected and Ai a solution was passed strongly recommending the nomination for the presidency of Secretary Bristow. Resolutions were also adopted to favor of a speedy return to specie payment and in opposition to any postponement of the time fixed in the present specie resumption Law. Loco Edo a to a new Orleans dispatch read in the United states Senate by or. Morton on the 18th, from the private Secretary of gov. Kellogg who was then in Washington fugitives from the scene of the recent troubles near the Mississippi and Louisiana line had reached new Orleans and the details of the outbreak were horrible six White men and sixty negroes had been killed. An associated press dispatch from new Orleans on the 18th says the reports of the trouble had been greatly exaggerated. One White Man Aad two negroes killed and several negroes wounded covered the casualties As far a known. The military declined to interfere. According to a Paris special to the London Telegraph of the 19th, the Mussulman inhabitants of pied or in Bosnia had attacked the Christian Quarter of the town and massacred 100 women and children. It was expected that the wid otes of the murdered French and English consuls at �?a1j 1 Kaaa aaa ,. President Grant nominated on the 22d, and the Senate confirmed . Pierrepont to be minister to England Secretary of War Taft Tobe attorney general and j. Donald Cameron son of senator Cameron of Pennsylvania Tobe Secretary of War. A London dispatch of the 23d says Winslow the Boston forger had been remanded for a further period of eight Aye to enable the government to bring the Case before the Queens Bench. On the 98d, the four greek sailors convicted of the murder of the Captain mate and second officer of the ship Lennie were executed at London. Secretary Robeson sent a letter on the 23d to or. Whitthone chairman of the House committee on naval affairs demanding to be heard before the committee in open session in justification of the matters charged against in connection with the Navy department. He says the charges and insinuations made in the Public newspapers Are utterly false and founded upon false inferences from the testimony As previously published. Godlove 8. Orth was in Washington on the 23d, and testified before the sub committee on foreign affairs in relation to the awards made by the venezuelan mixed commission. On the same Day or. Orth sent in resignation As United Sites minister to Austria. The new Jersey democratic Sute convention met at Trenton on the 23d. Delegates at Large were chosen to the National convention and requested to present the name of Joel Parker As candidate for the presidency of the United states. Among the resolutions adopted was one favouring the restoration of Gold and Silver As the basis of currency As soon As practicable. Grow no a its tight sad that us spirit sad Pula do let mag pervade or a too. A. The Aspes Attoa of the Sammt a att its department a Aad institution including the Public achoo la and All Fonda for Belr maintenance fro a the control of every religious sect or Ether association Aad the Protection alike of Ell sects by equal Law with entire Freedom of Reu Teaa Faith Aad Wom up. 10. The introduction Lato All reaties hereafter negotiated with foreign government of a provision for the amicable settlement of inter Auorb Al difficulties by arbitration. 11. The abolition of All Barbarow modes aaa a ital frument of punishment the recognition of 1 the Law of god and claim of humanity la the discipline of Tail Aad prisons and of that he t and wider civilization worthy of our age and naj ton which regards the Reform of criminals j mean for the prevention of crime. It. The abolition of executive and let a. Patronage and the election of president president United state senators and of All Cut a a a. Officers so far As practicable by a direct vote the Newgate prison in the people. M. The practice of a Friendly and Liberal i to immigrant from All nations and the Guarna to them of ample Protection and of equal High and Prev fleets. H the separation of the Mowey of the meet from All her King institution. The Nath government Only should exercise the High Atlee of issuing paper Money Aad that subject to prompt redemption on Ali mat a. Nd.fut1f�?Tonl7 �?��1 a Sadard of Vaina Ogni sed by the Elva Steed world. 16. The redaction of the Sal Arle of Plhtte oar in a Jat ratio with the decline of we Market prices the abolition of a Lee Greet _ a Eazary offices and official fees Aad practice of strict Economy in the govern Mennex Pep res and a free and thorough investigation into All alleged abuses of Public trusts. Ceh Vesical letter. Michigan state news. To Rii men a. W. Boynton e. F. Men Tyre and James balms have been arrested in grand rapids on the charge of arson or of being principals to the crime and accessories before the fact babea3seru that he burned Boynton a flouring Mill at Alaska in Kent county in 1872, for $100, n a Promise from Mcintyre who had made the bargain with Boynton for $200 and offered the Divide to enable Boynton to obtain 10,000 of forty fourth Congress. Thursday May 18 a a Resolution was submitted by or. Morton in the Senate and agreed to instructing the special Mississippi election committee to inquire into the recently alleged killing of people and other outrage committed at Bayou Tunica near the Mississippi and Louisiana Una. House Bill were passed authorising the appointment of the receivers of National Banks and for other Parpo Quot making appropriations for the payment of claims reported to Congreve under Sec Tion two of the act of june 16, 1874. By the Secretary of the Treasury. Ifo decision was 8ached on the impeachment question in the ouse George m. Adams clerk asked for a investigation into newspaper charges made against that he had been appointments which charge he pronounced absolutely false the was referred to a special committee. The Indian appropriation Bill $3,90.\771 was reported from committee and the Nival appropriation Bill was considered in committee of the whole. Friday May 19.�?after the introduction and reference in the Senate of several Bills and the presentation of several petitions legislative business was suspended and the impeachment question was further considered with closed doors a Resolution was offered and Reft rred in the House for the final adjournment of this session of Congress on the 12th of june. The Bill confirming to Missouri All the lands therein selected a swamp and overflowed land was based. The naval appropriation Bill was de passed. The naval appropriation Bill was bated in committee of the whole. Saturday May 20.�?in the Senate on the 20th, or. Morton fro the committee on privileges and elections submitted a report in the ease of senator i pm. Lanark Sites i from the charge of bribery and corruption in connection with election or. Saulsbury the democratic member of the committee concurred in it conclusion that the evidence taken contained nothing implicating senator Spencer in the bribery but contended that the inquiry was not carried far enough and that the allegations fixed As to the invalidity of the legs nature which elected or. Spencer should have been inquired into and testimony on that subject taken. The Senate Bill the Secretary of the Treasury to g. B. Tyler and k. H. Burkett $164 wrongfully collected in the second District of Kentucky us tax for keeper of a bonded warehouse was passed Over the president s veto yeas 46. Nays none. The impeachment Case was further considered in secret session. In the House. Or. Cate of Wisconsin made a personal explanation denying the charges made against in the memorial sent to Congress by the Wisconsin legislature and claimed that he had been elected fairly and Hosea try he said he bad prepared to defend Case but before it was decided the contestant had died and he denied the right of the legislature to interfere in the matter. A Bill was passed authorizing the 8erretary of the Treasury to mate allowances for compensation to collectors of internal Revenue who were out of of lace prior to feb. 8, 1875, on final settlement of their accounts. Or. Hoskins was excused from service on the Louisiana investigating committee. The naval appropriation Bill was farther considered in committee of the whole. Insurance. He further Days he burned an occupied dwelling at Lockwood also in Kent Cottney in 1874, for Boynton on the Promise of $75, to enable Boynton to get 91,000. Boynton is one of the most energetic and Active business men in grand rapid the manager and builder of one of the most important lines of Street railway. He is an old resident of the county and arrest causes much Surprise and conversation. He Kas Given bail in $5,000 for appearance when wanted. Babe and Mcintyre Are in jail in default of bail in a like sum. The Story a told by babe if True reveals a depth of villainy and desperation in crime unparalleled in that Community. The report of the auditor general has just been published and from it the following items not already published Are taken the Anio unt of state debt falling due by fiscal years is As follows sept. 30, 187o, $394,000 1879, $46.000 1883, $632,000 1890, $588,000 total $1,430,000. Of the total amount of debt falling due $1,384,c00 is payable through the two million loan sink ing fund and the balance $4o,00j�?is payable from the canal fund. The surplus specific taxes will be ample to discharge the portion of the debt payable through the sinking fund As fast As it my Turulj and tolls from the canal fund will feet the portion to be paid from the canal fund. Under the act of 1875 which imposes a tax on the business of Selling spirituous and intoxicating malt brewed and fermented liquors in the state of Michigan to be shipped from without this state the total amount received was $600 four persons paid this tax which would go to show that they Are the Only parties Selling liquor from without the 8talc. From this condition of things the following inferences May be drawn the Law must either be evaded or these agents sell a Normo quantify Ofha hons or Elf tilter traffic Fra without the state has materially decreased. The receipts and disbursement of the various institutions As show by tic vouchers filed in the office of the auditor general Are As follows Normal school. A i cultural collage. Public school. Reform school. Imatz Pri on. Asylum for insane at Kalat Misoo. Asylum for Lusane at Pontiac. I 1 and b. At Flint. institutes. State Library. Geological Urvey. To. 8taie Pioneer society. M. General a dept. Soldiers Aid. By. Mary s Falls casual. Receipts. Disbursement $144,788 70 $141,164 78 24.284 23 21.888 86 51.112 36 5��. 16 37 52. 41 12 52,364 01 <3.884 0� 37,1 4 80 141,025 64 141,33 06 4,061 43 19,158 s9 100,080 48 86,900 86 56.� 66 35 64,647 68 766 21 671 54 6.541 63 6,369 a 2.000 00 250 00 880 a a 2576 83 22.208 46 6.625 65 2.426 15 46,648 92 40,335 15 Kwapp Tom i Waal Rati re dare. A after Tion sore sees Streit ptoddreiwre1 de Altet a it share we Noel tag Ike Mem with hire. Tired to deter probably. Sale Nica would receive $200,000 each a Der Ivinity from the turkish government 4 Washington dispatch of tilt amp the. A ays the boons committee on foreign affairs had not yet finally acted on the report of the sub committee affecting Geo. Schenck but Che members were agreed that while he Wae not 7 himself Gority of intentional wrong he we a parly with others i a speculative Enterprise which resulted in great Loes to Bitiah subjects and that be coming a director in the Brama mine company was altogether improper and incompatible with position As american minister. Tint Samuel Buckley a member of the British parliament has been declared bankrupt. He transacted business in Manchester and elsewhere m a manufacturer of chemicals As a Coal and Lime merchant and a manufacturer of Brick and tiles. His liabilities Are $2,500,000. A Vienna dispatch of the 22d says the mental condition of the Sultan caused grave apprehensions at constantinople. He we subject to delusions fearing that he would be burned five or poisoned. The boiler of a locomotive engine belonging to the Michigan Southern Railroad exploded re it was standing on a Side track a Little South of the passenger depot it Chicago an the morning of the 90th. Five workmen were seriously injured. Ice con come on was Felt for a distance of blocks Aad pieces of the engine thrown to a Groat distance and scrotal narrow Reoa pre Are reported. In my butt Inch pm lament on the 33d, it nah announced that it was not the in of the Ovorn reset at present to Tbs be Aida prison 4ft Naiad exc mag debate followed and Foh re Sot Reta Damp pud monday May 22.�?in the Senate w. H. Barnum was sworn a As senator from Connecticut. A petition was presented and referred fro a. M. Clapp congressional Printer to the effect that be is an officer of the Senate that great injustice had been done by the committee in printing of the House that the books of office were detained from by that committee and that no Opportunity had been Given for explanation it r the charges against . The impeachment question was further considered in the House the leave of absence of speaker pfc err was extended five Day. A Resolution was adopted relative to the fro action of american citizens to the ottoman rapier a was also the Resolution to i miss i it Peeper Pitzhugh. And to Transfer the Dintle of doorkeeper to the sergeant at arms until end ment to the inner of com Jorae per 10 toe sergeant at arms a orders. A proposed amendment t Propri Tiptn Bill reducing the Nam officers and their was rejected a further Urdene Navai Rev in i a i in a \ at Smittee of the tuesday May 23.�?a favourable report was made in the Senate on the House Buffi granting to the Sute of Mia Sonrel Sll the land therein selected a swamp and overflowed land. After reports on a number 6f unimportant bilk the impeachment question was farther con id re it us be Cost less flu. The naval sad Indian approx a in committee of Tho Floymae in Smth eur and the format was reported to the sea ave with amendments and passed. The Louisiana my Quot we Saba Quot to flu the vacancy in each committee Canad by the withdrawal of or. Hoskins. A i National prohibition platform. I the platform adopted by the recent Nail tonal prohibition convention reaffirms i the prohibition Plank of the platform of b 1872, an adds the following 1 the prohibition Reform party of the United i Sites organized in the name of the people to a a revive enforce and perpetuate in the government i the doctrines Orthe declaration of Independence g submit in the Cut Eula year of the Republic a a for the Suffrages of All Good citizens the follow a a platform of National Reforma and Mea Raree a 1 thedas prohibition la the District of co in Bambi a the Terri torte and every other place a subject to the Laws of conf eos or the in Poi a Tion. Exportation manufacture and traffic of in ii alcoholic beverages a High crimes against Loci Bety an amendment of the National a to Render these prohibitory Pesantes univ steal a and permanent and the adoption of treaty Atina a late an with foreign Powers the prevent the to a ports Tion Ana exportation of All alcoholic Haver a tip abolition of Tesa legislation and of special privileges in the government Aad Thel option of equal suffrage and Ett Gimmer to office a without distinction of Rice in igloos Creed prop i ?. The appropriation of the fat Aboc lands in it a of cited qua Adak to Sciapi settlers Only the red no-1 1 Tion of the rate of Inland and Ocean Yosufo he telegraphic communication of Railroad and via transportation and travel to the lowest practical a Point by Force of Law widely and Jaitly framed i with reference not Only to the interests of Thel i capital employed Bat to the higher Eia Iau of Thel i general Good. I a Bat cite policeman had i nose Cut Oft the other morning by a burglar whom he encountered while engaged in i nefarious occupation. The officer brought in Man though he mourn the loss of a useful member. A few afternoons ago judge Samuel hug by while copying records in the county clerk s office at Jackson fell Forward and almost instantly expired. Dlr kilo a dispute at Millington Tuscola county on the morning of the 19th, a Man named Ward had Bis Throat Cut Liy a nother Disputant named Schafer at last account Wand was expected to die. Daniel p. Eldred it of Battle Creek aeon Ductor on the Chicago a Lake Huron Railroad while assisting in extracting some horses from a Bridge on the line a few Days ago lost balance and fell striking f Bead against a Bridge tie. His injuries were quite serious an fetal results were feared at last account. It has been decided to hold s rowing regatta on the Detroit River on the fourth of july. A raw mornings ago the night watchmen at the foot of twelfth Street Detroit la covered a Box Between the Dock piling which on being opened was found to contain to Man remains packed to Lime. Me due Haa been discovered to their identity. Bat City contemplates a grand Celebration of the fourth of july. The notorious Farrington confined la jail at Tawas City awaiting trial to the murder of James 3tewart, of an 8ah j fall while the sheriff was absent Nade a desperate Atte opt on the night of he 18th to get away. As the keeper was carrying a a upper Farrington struck three tines in the head with a Sharp Stone he bed Dag out of the Ceil knocking Down and cutting head badly. After a hard Tussel the keeper succeed in Locking up again. He is now in Irons and will remain so until trial. $ the Lamude weekly Raja that Mayo Ojito feet of log were put in the Muskegon a River last Winter which with 86,000,000 leftover makes a total Stock of 873,000,0 feet for this season s sawing. The president of the Boom company estimates the total amount of Loga to come out of the Titta aware and tribe by Mutual a Deacent a Teton a Peidl says it we the of of Turkey to a Stoate Troue it Tala a abort Timo. A of gambling and 6. Theale Mollott of those foal Hoesr Eloida Patir am Raad the social eve Aad the Arete do it of the a the re Satinas Obser vases of the a a a a by Law Vomm tiny old Terr later a a Fifon. Wila ail departments of the Petite a Rense Aad private employment works of Jed termly Charity Aad . Of that Day. Of to the Neth of he Laad. A i. The free see of a a Bible Sot As a Frestad of text Book of the parapet the Heri Liberty Aad the not test Taca Plhtte schoster. That oar children May tries at from 25,000,000 to 275,00q,0g l at the government land pea.-. A Farr of Tho tree a a visitor priority of the unite state 7 Tay visit Era am the Ein Nitai a Orteg Ifeta a display a 4�?the Attef Fame with seme latin me m to the Fatmire Leboit to . May 1. 187. Is sojourn in Philadelphia and daily to the exposition gives one a Chance to get the sensation of bewilderment attache the a first visit. Viewed As a the exhibition stuns by it immensity h the impression remain that it is Good and very grand Vandao on it a not to aay in what that goodness end Gran consists. Not alone in the variety erf placed pm exhibition not in the Charol the crowds which Dally throng its compartments certainly not because generosity Aad excellence of the a. Eats of the commissioners not be of the facilities offered to see and be bet because it is As a whole harm ool jete to execution is it that Ere enabled to go away after they have examined it in detail with a proper appreciation of its excellence. The main Hall is a bewildering place. On the floor one fails to get an adequate idea of its size the Range of vision being circumscribed by packages of merchandise hurrying crowds add the efforts of the commissioners and exhibitors at ornamentation. It is Only when occupying a Coign of Vantage in the gallery that one gets a just appreciation of its extent. The spectacle is a very interesting one. A City of minature houses archways pagodas imitations of temples Tower and corridors gleams of color from Glass and silverware the gaily painted structures the flags of All nations breathing their respective contributions the people strolling up and Down the passage ways All this makes an interesting spectacle and the lesson it conveys is that of the insignificance of the individual and the greatness of the collective Man. It tends to Dwarf personal vanity to be brought in close Contact with objects and products that represent humanity at Large. It is a matter of Pride and pleasure to record that the United 8t�tes makes a Noble display. It wag to be expected that our people would in Quantity Lead the exhibiting lost but it is Gratifying to amp to in Quality and in workmanship in Fine taste of display in the completeness of exhibits As representing the nation the glory rests with the United states. There is nearly everything from hatchets and screws up to the most gorgeous Silver work and the useful and ornamental Are represented in All their diverse aspects. It is Only in one or two particulars so far As at present appears that the foreign department exceeds that of this country. In musical instruments pianos and Organ the United states Are so far ahead of their foreign competitors As to be above All comparison and it is Gratifying to know that All the great recent improvements in these products Are of american origin. The Large preponderance of the visitors so far have been ladies. Nearly every Man is accompanied by two or three of the gentler sex and it has become quite the fashion for ladies to come and go without escort the French department is a peculiarly favorite resort of the ladies. There Are Many things exhibited there which please the average female Eye. It is Rich in jewelry Silver plate and other delicate notions and there Are magnificent articles of female attire which naturally attract the female heart 8trange to Tay Worth the parisian Man Milliner is unrepresented but some of rivals make splendid exhibits. Among the dresses is one valued at $9,000. No wonder men Are frightened out of the notion of Matrimony when women can place a Fortune like that upon their backs. A the fire Are Home features about the exhibition which Are nuisances and ought to be abated. One of them is the Sale of guidebooks in the body of the building. The commissioners were so anxious to secure All possible sources of making Money that a great variety of miscellaneous licenses were granted and this among them is fast becoming an unmitigated bore. A proposition has been made by a London firm of pyrotechnic its to furnish a Supply of fireworks for the fourth of july for the trifling consideration of $25,-0003 they agree to give the most magnificent display on record and there is a Strong disposition on the part of the commissioners to accept of the offer. It is a queer notion that englishmen should manufacture the wherewith to glorify the Centennial anniversary of our secession from their country. It is no secret that the anticipations of the commissioners in the matter of attendance since the opening Day have not been altogether realized. Not More than from 20,000 to80,000 visitors have been the average and Many Are fearful of the result and predict failure but the More hopeful Are predicting that later in the season when the weather gets colder the crowds will be larger. It is True that All the departments Are not yet completed. Russia and Turkey will not be fully prepared before the 15th of june. In other respects the main building is practically finished and the same is True of the Art gallery machinery Hall horticultural Hall and the government building. Agricultural Hall will not be completed until june 10. It is thought the Rush will begin about june a and the Hope is expressed that it will continue until the close. The foreigners who Are Here a that As it is the exhibition is far Superior to that held at Vienna. They congrats late the americans on the magnitude of the Enterprise and prophecy for it unbounded Success. The majority of the people who Are Here at present came merely to stay temporarily. Brazil sent $8,000,000 Worth of Diamond from the famous mines of Golconda but the brazilian commissioner did not care to give a Bond in the sum of $6,000,000 to insure the duty on those that might be sold and it it feared the people will not be Able to see such a magnificent collection unless the customs restrictions Are removed. The rolling chaire Are becoming quite popular. They Are loaned together with a push or i the rate of sixty cents per hour or my upor a whole Day and Many Are Avail Toff Jose selves of these vehicles. Outting the entire six months of the inter not Kcal exhibition working bees and alar Iau apparatus la ail its ramifications will be on no ambition and Honey and Wax As Well. Ftfe afford additional Opportunity to Bee Pete it has been decided to have two Spe do spy of Honey and Wax Viz june 7 4 and oct. I amp to nov. 1. The continuous exhibition will be made in the Large Agri cultural building the special exhibitions win be made in an adjoining Structure to be Kaneni As the agricultural building for Speda i splays. The Apia Ian exhibition com Fig june 7, will be held in connection with the display of strawberries and that ing october 25, in connection with by of nuts. A a Reward by Praia of policy which tee Republican and democratic parties refuse to change and in Lew of the failure of these to Iurii a re. Of a a a a a a a a Lief to the depressed Indio the country try a met vex Tell j thereby disappointing the just Hopes and expects dons of a suffering people we declare our principles and invite All Independent patriotic men to join our ranks in the s movement Tor financial Reform and Industrial emancipation. 1 we demand the immediate Ana unconditional repeal of the specie re a option act of Jan. 14,1975, and the Rescue of our industries from the ruin Aad disaster resulting from its enforcement and we Call upon All patriotic men to organize in every Conort Stool District of the country with the View of electing representatives to Congreve who will carryout the wishes of the people in this regard and s of the present suicidal and destructive policy of contraction. 2. We be Here that a United Sites note issued directly by tee government convertible on demand into i a Ltd states obligations bearing a Lees rate of interest not exceeding one cent a Day on each $100, and re Exchange to a for United states notes at will afford the Best circulating medium Ever devised. Such United Bute notes should be a Lull Legal tender for All purposes except for the payment of such obligations As Are by existing contracts expressly made payable in Coin and we bold that it is the duty of tee government to provide each a circulation for the nation to whom it belongs. S. It la the Paramount duty of the government in All in legislation to keep in View the full development of All legitimate in Ineese agricultural. Mining Manafo curing Aad commercial. 4. We most tar neatly protest against any further Issue of Gold Bonds for Sale in foreign markets by which we would be made for a lung period Hewers of Wood and drawers of water to foreigner especially a the american people would gladly and promptly Teke at All the Bonds which the government May need to sell provided they Are made payable at the option of the Holder and bearing interest at $ �5-10u per cent per annul. Or even a lower rate. 8. We further protest against the Sale of government Bonds for the purpose of purchasing Silver to be used As a substitute for our More convenient and less fluctuating fractional currency which although Well calculated to enrich the owners of Silver mines yet in its operation will still further oppress in taxation an already overburdened people. The following resolutions were also subsequently adopted whereas the people of this nation Are obliged to every obligation whatever in Coin the option at the time such obligation was made of paying in either Gold or Silver and since that time tee right to with Silver which is now the cheaper of said metals having been cancelled by the act of february 12, 1873. De monetizing the Silver Dollar in fraud of the wishes of tee people we. Therefore demand that the Silver Dollar of four Hundred and twelve and five tenth Grain weight and nine parts full Metal which was a full Legal tender for All purpose for More fan eighty years in this country shall be restored precisely to what it was during the time the obligations were made which it was fully competent to so the people May use it for making such payments As they choose. Resolved that this convention utter its solemn protest against any further subsidies to the rail Road corporations either in the shape of Grants of Public Domain or of the guaranteeing of fronds to build and construct said railroads. The first ballot for candidate for president of the United states resulted As follows Veter Cooper of new York 300 sex gov. We. Allen of Ohio 31 sex gov Curtin of Peli Sylvania 58 Alexander Campon of new York 2. Or. Coopers nomination was made unanimous. Newton Booth of California was then nominated for vice president on the first i ballot and Bis nomination was made unanimous. A motion was adopted for a committee of five to Issue an address to the people of the country. Adjourned sine die. The National Independent executive committee organized on the afternoon of the 18th by electing Moses a. Field of Detroit chairman and Thomas j. Durant of Washington Secretary. An executive Council consisting of the chairman and Secretary w. P. Groom of new York f. Hughes of Pennsylvania and Alexander to troop was appointed and the committee adjourned. As to i whereabouts he wag thrown out of the car violently against a Stone Wall. I body struck the top of the Wall making a great breach in it and he fell head Foremost into a Stream on the other aide the stones of the Wall falling on the top of and covering . The balloon again relieved of a passenger darted into the air once More. The grappling Iron attached to the car was dragged forcibly Over the atones under which or. Simmons Lay but those stores which at first threatened to crush out of existence were the very things which saved life in the last extremity by preserving from the grappling Iron which would have torn to pieces he Lay in this unenviable position perfectly insensible for a few minutes. The cold Stream which passed under head served to revive and he was recovered from stupor after a Little while but too late to see anything of the balloon. He made Way As Well As he could to the nearest cottage where he found an old Maun named Bradley who accompanied to the main Road where he left in charge of some Passeri by who gave assistance on journey for four Miles when he was placed on a car and conveyed to Belfast and placed under the care of or. Ross. He is making rapid Progress toward convalescence and will be shortly As Well As when he started from the gardens. A hew York. Miser Muju Lettire. Summer bonnets and hats. Bummer bonnets Are close shapes and real capote with or without curtains. The flaring Halo brims Are not found Arf Iong late importations. Supe Abund Ante of trimming spoils some or the most expensive models. The Beniton or necklace looped in front below the Chin is about to be introduced for those who do not like strings tied at the Throat and yet like a Dressy trimming in front this is made of the silk of the trimming fringed with grasses and Flowers. One very effective Beniton is of Cardinal silk fringed with berries and gilded leaves the Bonnet is the stylish rough Straw. Broad strings of White crepe Lisse edged with a fluted frill Are shown for the bonnets of very Young ladies who parisians think should not Wear lace. Strings and streamers of Cream coloured lace Are beautified by having a band of Black insertion Down the Center. The Charlotte Corday bonnets Are also imported for summer. Rose Pink and Cardinal Are associated together for trimming Black Chip bonnets notwithstanding they Are dark enough for Winter. Biack tulle bonnets Are made Plain on the Frame and edged with Gold so tache. The trimmings Are Short Black Ostrich tips and antique ribbons of White striped Sauze. Others have scarfs of Black tile opted with Gold. A key of red Gold and Cut steel is a favorite ornament on Black bonnets. There Are also crescents of Silver that look handsome enough for a brooch to be worn at the Throat. The Meb Caine gauges Are very popular abroad for Bonnet trimmings but Ifo the adventures of an Ireland. Luetto very Little i doing. An of Zaslona i Homstead entry is made a Quaw of to i thieves have come to grief who would a Tura to increase their fortunes Tressing on Uncle Sam s Poterie. Mob eur try the i passes Are generally committed under the i Guise of Homestead improvement but Itji i to thin that Tia government Odle Era think icy can see through it and have seized Coa. rid a Rabie Timber Cut on Govan Ualat lands a during the pwt Winter j Taz late Tefu a too Skom Detarie five the a following la the Currean pm for leading Staples barter no. 2, per cd site $1.65# ll/0 butter per la 16#16e cheese of fit la i24#13c Corn per in 50$32c a flour White Winter 95.11 #669 Amber 9a50#5.75 Rye 94.259.73 cetus per Cenaj i Tel 98.25<$.y25 Hogi 99.46&7.15 8heepj �?�00 46.90 Oats mixed per by 96#96��c i White fote#40e pork per Tori 921.75# i a go avoid s i rear a j Ley a vow Ivy Vul my 9-06 Rye per a 79380c wheat no. 3 1 film fora was adopted White per to 31.231.22 Glet Fop convention of the ind Epen a a Dent party. M a a a a a Jeff National Independent convention Ginet at Indianapolis on the 17th. About ��350 delegates were a attendance. Hon. Ignatius Donnelly of Minna. If Phi was chosen temporary chairman a Bif made a Short speech on the financial few Khi. A permanent organization was if eff Teo by the election of Hob. Thomas i a Ifor aet of the District of Columbia As a a permanent president and a number of a tee presidents and four secretaries. 1 j Koe taking the chair or. Durant Deli somewhat lengthy address mainly the currency question. He re-1 pm mss he financial history of the coun a s by and from its lessons Drew the Concan a a a to that a National paper currency the credit of the government j receivable for ail forms of taxes Kiskad debts and convertible into in-1 no Bonds at some equitable pm of interest and reconvert Ibie into were nay at the will of the Holder will a i uniformity of value to a degree a Glt a has never attained and Conduce a a a a a romeral business Prosperity of the emf the country. The Reading of a pits was freq entry interrupted to Epp Tenae. A a a a the session on the 18th, the ii flowing i jote Independent party is called into existence of tee necessities of the people Whoey industries i spree tried whole labor is deprived of Ita just i the Belfast news letter publishes an account of a balloon ascent from the botanic gardens in that town on easter monday from which it appears that the two adventurous gentlemen who ascended had a narrow escape for their lives. The balloon was under the control of an cd Fer fenced and Well known aeronaut or. Oseph Simmons whose reputation for skillful management of balloons in Aerial journeys doubtless assisted the courage of the Gallant Lieut. Bailey who along with or. Simmons ventured on first aeronautic expedition. The balloon took at the Start a perpendicular direction and continued in a vertical line up it a height of 2,000 feet and having travelled a Little toward the West it was lost to View in the Clouds. For the space of ten minutes the balloon remained in the thick Clouds travelling still Westward and or. Simmons being aware of the great uncertainty of the upper currents and being in an extra degree anxious for companion determined to make As speedily As possible preparations to descend. No sooner had he done so and was beginning to go Down than he heard fellow passenger say a do you hear the sea running beneath us a having at the very time been under the same impression himself he of course replied that he did. Hear the sea. He at once opened the valve and the balloon began rapidly to descend. On emerging from underneath the Clouds off discovered not a Little to Surprise that the More elevated portions of the High mountains in the neighbourhood of Belfast were quite near so much so indeed As to preclude the possibility of mane vering before coming into Contact with the surface of the Earth. Or. Simmons saw that he was now in a dilemma being nearer the Earth Lilian was advantageous for the Safe working of the balloon and yet far enough from it to be exposed to destruction. He told the lieutenant to hold on with All might and just while companion was saying a a we shall be dashed against that House a the apprehended occurrence had taken place and with such great violence that a Large part of the roof of the building was torn away. The balloon rebounded after its Impact with the roof and or. Simmons was endeavouring with the utmost dispatch to bring it to the ground. He now directed the lieutenant to place Himsel f outside the car and to hang on with arms ready pm an instant s warn ing to do what he was ordered. This of course the Brave lieutenant did and the balloon was fortunately lowered till with in ten feet of the Earth. As soon As this Point was reached or. Simmons called on the lieutenant to let himself drop. The order was promptly obeyed it could not have been riven at Quot a better time Tor in a minute later the lieutenant at a chances of life would have been easily reckoned. Happily he escape without receiving any serious injuries and this agreeable fact he conveyed to Bis Friend or. Simmons by shouting loudly after As the balloon rapidly re ascended a i am ail rights one danger Over another to be met with. It was not an easy matter for or. Simmons to watch the valve and keep the balloon in control and at the same time to look for a favourable Opportunity of escape at the moment it presented itself. He found himself in a second Back into the a foods. The re ascent of the balloon having been greatly accelerated by the removal of the weight of one passenger and not until it had reached the fearful attitude of 7, 700 feet did or. Simmons succeed in putting any Check on its upward course. Here to unutterable horror he observed that of the seventeen main ropes suspending the car in which be was from the netting of the balloon ten had been severed by the collision with the roof which the balloon had struck when near the Earth and that 4sthers of the remaining seven were giving away. The needs i to of the awful moment suggested the the thought which he quickly put in practice that he could relieve the car of Wei fat suspending himself nearly to foil length of Tbs valve rope and this at the saute time performed the other requisite service of opening the valve so is to give the Gas a ready exit the ill Good came Down with Arete velocity and before or. Simmons had time to deliberate not find much favor Here some Plain Ecru net is used As a Scarf for bonnets. Ivory White is used with Pale Blue or Rose piping. Darker Cream color is contrasted with dark Cardinal or with Black velvet. When White Chip bonnets Are not found becoming the entire front is faced with Black velvet and dark Flowers of becoming color Are use for face trimming. The Cream coloured Chip bonnets remain most liked for dress hats As they suit with any aeronaut in Toilette. Their Garn iture is Cream coloured silk two Ostrich tips of the same Shade Cream coloured lace and two Long streamers of Cream coloured ribbon hanging Low behind. Two soft puffs of silk inside the front make a pretty face trimming for travelling bonnets. Fewer round hats Are imported than formerly. They Are Only used for second hats in the City but ladies going to the country Supply themselves with a Dressy hat to Wear with summer Toilette Aud also withal Broad brimmed Garden the for general use. Manila is the new material for Shade hats. This is a Fine Light braid Glossy supple and not easily injured by weather. It comes in Broca Flats with Large Crown and wide brim Woven All in one piece. The front is dented to form a mane Stuart Point. Under the brim is a stiff band wrapped with ribbon and framing the face. The trimmings Are ribbons or two shades such As Pink with Cream and a Wreath of shaded leaves or else two Short Ostrich tips. These Are meant for Newport Saratoga or other Gay summer resorts and Cost Twenty five or thirty dollars. Very handsome leghorn hats of the same Large shape have a facing of Black velvet around the face beginning an Inch from the Edge of the brim and leaving that much of the brim Bare. Outside Are Black velvet loops creamy lace and Ostrich tips. Round hats for City Wear shopping and travelling Are toques the Rubens Bat turned up on one Side and turbans. The toques Are Moie shallow than those now worn and instead of coming close Down on the sides the brims project there just As they do in front. The Back is turned up though not closely against the Crown and is indented in scallops. The trimming is massed below the Back of the brim and on top of the Crown. The Rubens hats sent out from Paris Are made very Dressy by having a face trimming under the brim and being worn far Back on the head. Those of White English Straw have a Roll of White silk and Black velvet As a face trimming this Roll has clusters of loops on the left Side where the brim turns up and in their midst 14 a Crescent of Silver holding a White Ostrich plume that passes Over the Crown. The Prince of Wales round hate have the brim slightly turned Down All around and an open netted Scarf is thrown Over and around the Crown. Black Ostrich tips and Gros Grain ribbon with ornamental brooches trim English walking hate and Derby shaped chips. The English walking hats have rolled brims that curve instead of being flatly pressed against the Crown. Turbans Are again in fashion and Are worn Low Down on the forehead. They Are especially liked by very Young ladies and Are worn with the hair arranged very High in a Small French twist or else with very Short Fluffy curls. There Are also round hats with Hilf pointed crowns known As Centennial shapes. These Are eccentric but Are considered stylish and Are very becoming to fresh Young faces. The rough Satin race straws also appear in round hate and Are preferred to Chip when White hate Are worn. A Harper $ Bazar. Walking up Broadway yesterday with a Friend we passed a eccentric individual that set my thoughts running in a particular directions the Mode of life followed by Home of the Well known charac ten of the City. This Man i had just passed is a study for an artial in front of the by Nicholas hotel he wait shambling along with eyes cast Down a dirty Briar Wood pipe in Mouth a ragged coat on Back an old so ticked hat on head pants sadly the we rate for Wear rolled up Over dirty brogans. I whole get up was strikingly suggestive. A a How much would you give for what is on that old fellow a i asked my companion. After he had turned and surveyed from head to foot the answer came a a Well old clothes might bring three dollars at a second hand shop but Why do you ask that question a a a because a i responded a a that old specimen of humanity is Worth three or four millions and he usually carries in those old clothes from $25,000 to $40,000 in United states and such Are the fact. This Man is named Connors. Many years ago he landed in Halifax from Ireland with but eighteen dollars in pockets. Strolling along water Street he saw in a junk shop a Large Quantity of old brass. An idea struck . Could he not make a successful Deal in old brass ? he entered and inquired How much per Pound would be accepted for the junk. His next move was in the direction of the piers on the River front he found a vessel about to sail for Boston in ballast and sought an interview with the Captain who proved to be a countryman of . From is ascertained the Price of brass in Boston and after a Little calculation they found that they could Clear about $400 by buying out the junkman. The skipper advanced the Money the brass was transferred to the Schooner. They set sail for the Hub where they arrived in due time and Selling their cargo cleared $450 by the transaction which they divided Between them. Connors remained in Boston where he made a Lew More Lucky speculations of this nature and then came to this City. He lived the life of a Riser in a dilapidated tenement House cooking own meals and having As Only companion a Little dog with whom he divided frugal meals. Every speculation he entered into yielded Gold and finally when he lad accumulated about $5,000, he began to operate in real estate. He was remarkably shrewd and everything he touched seemed to turn into Gold As if by magic. All this time wife and children remained in Ireland and rarely would he condescend to write to them owing to the necessity of purchasing postage Stamps that would be involved. His wet eth doubled nearly every year lots purchased for a Mere song enhanced in value rapidly and As he prospered he placed much in tenement houses that gave handsome profits. Borne years ago he purchased the Park hotel Corner of Bee pm an and Nassau streets. Later the Central Park hotel was erected by and still later the Astor place hotel. He now owns it is said five or six hotels and other real estate valued in the aggregate at Between $3,-000,000 and $4,000,000. Connors is a miser in every sense of the word. A few years ago he sent to Ireland and brought out eldest son to Aid in the management of Large estate. The Young Man toiled diligently but the old fellow did not give sufficient to Board and the Young Man left and is now running a real estate office in Brooklyn on own account. During All this time Connors carefully guarded from every one including son place of abode. None or servants know where to find except on rent Day when he Calls promptly to the hour and demands the uttermost Farthing. Connors is but one of Many fantastic characters that Are met every Day in the Busy walks of life in this . T. Cor. St. Louis Globe Democrat. Then and now. A there is much agitation among Christian scholars in Germany in View of the aggressive attitude of a Large part of the popular press toward Christian ideas and institutions. The facts which they adduce As to the newspaper and Norfo decal press Are worthy of a rail and careful consideration. We will the present Only give the result of the statistics of the Book publishers As illustrating the condition of theological literature. La 1868 More than 10,000 new books anti charts were published in Germany and in 1874 the number increased to 13,675. Up to the year 1871 theology headed the list but it has now fallen below education jurisprudence and politics and numbers Only 1,004 pub Lic amp Tione against 1,230 in 1878 a it erotic my when Dom Pedro was coming out of Church in new York be stopped in the Vestibule poke to one of the police officers lifted Bis the to and delivered a message. The Captain in return gave the military Salute and left the Church. A bed said a Looker on a a did yes Ever seethe like a it be gob. cop withe cop Kapin own on. They had not met Lor years. Once they had leaned Over the self same Garden Gate and sat Side by Side of the old fashioned hair cloth sofa whispering those platitudes which Young love males of such breath less interest while the kerosene lamp was turned Down to the faintest Glimmer compatible with perfect propriety. He had said that her image and hers alone could fill the void which absence from her left in heart and when after unutterable agonies of broken but impassioned English be had said that he adored her she had gently reclined her head upon the Home starched shirt bosom that creaked above Manly breast he having with great presence of mind placed handkerchief thereon in View of possible Poma Tum. And then he had taken the Assurance that she reciprocated affection from her own lips and he remarks with a sad smile that her breath was faintly suggestive of Fried onions eaten the previous Day but in those heavenly Gold plated moments he thought that the odor of violets in Soring was exhaled from her Rosy lips. I went away to work the corresponded until from two letters a week the correspondence dwindled Down to the Exchange of a casual newspaper and then. Silence. A a she finally b Arrad a did he. And now that they have met before heart had done beating he saw that instead of the Sweet Gin with Brown Haik and a Lithe Willowy Grace which Somei How he had dreamed of encountering there stood a Stout lady with a false front who said Well James i do declare How old you be grower and How Gray too and be bad replied >7weu, Hannah i never should Harot Nown you. How Stout you a a Good heavens is that fat old woman the girl that i thought i once loved a he whispered to himself As he turned away while she murmured halt audibly a a Lem me see was t Jim an i engaged a a Boston commercial bulletin the markets. New Yolk. Live Stock cattle. Sheea Shore. Flour Good the Chote. Wheat to. T Chicago. Corny wet in mice oat8�?westers mixed. May 1676. 9s.00 Ftp Fri i 5.4� we 1.1� b #9ii.oo Ottoo a the Mill it pork mete. Lard a team. Cheese. Wool Domestic fleece. Chicago. Reeves Choice. Flcoa-.�,. Mar teas. Hog8�?ltehl. Sheep�?goo7 a a a a. A Sallow. A wifi. Of m. M 0 a a o m o 0 m in a egg a fresh. 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