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tiiJuikiXY . , > Sk jV. Ti THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THIRTEENTH. YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. THURSDAY MORNING , APRIL 10 , 1884. NO. 351 , RISING 'flACE. Several EMgiiQcataons of the Pro Wm Laxity of tie Law , 'And of the Growing Disposition Toward Mob Eosorts , "Bloomington , III , , Making a Oru- eado Against Bagniosi A Mob of Maakod Mon Demolish a Notorious House , The Keeper and Her Crow Sum marily Shipped to Indiana Ojthora Warnoel to Iictwo Lynch Throatoncel in Dakota. MOB IJ.\\\T. y.ClinSADK AOAIXST TllK .SOCIAL EVIL. BwOMiNaTON , April 0. Bloornington iis'protly thoroughly aroused nnd excited by n crusade being made by citizen : iftgitinst the social evil , which of late ha : 'flourished. Lust night n mob of maskcc ] imou demolished the abode of a notoriouc woman named Brown , nnd to-day the citizens shipped the Brown 'family to In- diana. To-day the keepers of two of the most notoricwa 'bagnios having boon noti fied by vigilantes , agreed to leave the citj within thrco days. There is no dangot of n mob to-night , but there certainly will be violenoo should the notification of the vigilantes'bo disregarded. Vigil antes committees are forming in every ward. BLOODYWOUTC A3J'MITCHELL , DAKOTA. MITCHELL , -Dajc. , April 9. J. T. Pierce , city matsnnl , was murdered thic morning while ondeavaring , with the as sistance of the policeto arrest Hank Lewis , a turbulent keeper of a low saloon. The coroner's ijury held Lewis for mur der. There'is much excitement prevail ing. There wore threats of lynching thie r morning , but n 'quioler feeling prevails this oveuing. 'OIIIO JIILITIA OFFICERS ARRESTED. GOLUSIBUS , p. , April 9. The adjutani gcnoml has issued an order relieving from duly nnd placing under arrest F. B , Mctt and George H. Phillips , colonel and lioutesant colonel respectively of the Fourth regiment of Dayton , for disobey ing the order of the proper constituted authority , and for misconduct while or duty from the call of the governor for the cuppression of the riot at Cincinnati. A court martial will soon bo appointed t < try the cases. IRON ORE. jf Superior Mines Yioldins Large Amounts Liowcr Prices Prevailing. : , Xl > eciiu Dispatch t * The BEE : MiLWASKBEy'April 9. A gontlomai ' well posted'cbnoorning matters connect VV * i-od with the Icon trade remarked'to a reporter -porter toay that so far this season theri has bee/much more activity in iron on thand/a corresponding period last year i of ore fur this season's deliver ; i the Lake Superior mines , " ho ob ed , "amount to not loss than a mil lion and a half of tons. The pricesjior ruling are from ton to fifteen per cen lower than last season. Contracts are as a rule , being made earlier this season because prices are so low that nobod ] who wants ere is afraid to contract fo it. I don't think the volume of businos this season is going to bo exceptional ! ; large , but trade seems to bo upon i healthy basis. " STRUCK Oil * . I Palmyra , Wis. , Kxcltod Over Nev Petroleum Discoveries. : Special Dispatch to2TiE BKU. PAUIYIIA , WN. , April 9. In digginj a well not lav from Palmyra recently , /aorco laborers diwsovered indicalions o : .crude petroleum in the surface water , The discovery has ioakod out , notwilh ,0t n < lii g great eiluris to keep the matloi 'Secret. Thta rovivevi the old potroleurr sonsalion of over twenty years ago' , when petroleum was thought lo hive been dis covered in Palmyra , .end several fortune ! were sunk along with shafts in boring i-focoil. Ono shaft over 700 feet deej : still remains where it was sunk for oi near the Palmyra mill , and haa since been -utilized as an artouian well. There is great excitement in regard to the matter tor , aud people ore flocking to the place , THE STATE CAPITAIi. ol' an Extensive Ganadlar Forger County undtfutlonal Polities. Special DI ? alch toTiiE Bra. LiarcoLir , April 9. Charles Bluett , tlio Canadian Pinkerton , .is in this city , having pursued Christian hior , t farmer of Tavutock , Province of On tario , who is accused of forging to the amount of,000 and obtaining monoj under false protenso. Bluett caused hia arrest at Seward last' night by OJlicpi Al Beach , of this city , and Shorili Brown , of Sowr.rd county. Ho refused to come to .Lincoln and complaint ITS. : made to-day before United Stales Com- mitgioner Billinrsley under the federnl luw/j / , and ho will bo brought down for examination to-morrow. Wm. McLean , a neighbor of Zliiox , is hero seeking uatis- faction to tlio ox tout of 83,000. It ia claimed tJmt tha prisoner gave a large amount of money to & man who came with him Irorn Mt. Pjeasant , and Me- Lean has commenced auit gai * * w party , who \ * - ' " 'p ' cily , . - vuo poaaeagion of ? 2,100. It was also eaid Hint /Mer eccrot- ° l-iqULte tt , sum ia Mt- Pleasant , and " "o.nonogotiatod for the exchange * oo oi ? 8,000 in Canadian money but had to ' ' " 'light out" be the ore transfer was pei- fected. Bluett is the distinguisnod Can- adiau delcctiyo who succowfully worked p thp Dr. Poul Davis abortion case in Toronto , ono of the bloodiest dr/cds it > the rccorels of crime. In tlio county convention hold to jfty the ticket headed by 0. O. Whctlon was chosen to the Nobroskr. city tonvontion nnd Hint leA by G. I. Lain- > orteon to Iho stnto convontio'j. An In- 'ormal ballot wns Ukcn for presidential shoico , nnd rcsulVod : Blaip.o C2 , Arthur > 8 , Logan 20 , Lincoln 1 ? , , Edmunds 9 , locum 0 , Grant 2 , Crjnkling 2. The rest were ( scattering. A. JUDGMENT. low a llallcronvl MnK ate Falloel to Do Ooinpolluil to Pny Millions or Money , Y KK , April 9. A rumor was started tonight that James MoHonry the railroad magnate , was arrested to day onboard the steamship Sorvia , on which bo was a passenger for England. The * llogod arrest is said to bo nt the inattnco of the Erie railroad. A promi nent official of that road said that Me- Henry was arrested bv the Unilod Slates marshal on board the Sorvia when about to sail ; that the arrest was made on an execution obtained on a judg ment issued by the Unilcd States courts hero for over § 2,000,000 ; that the judgment was obtained over four yoats ago. HcHonry , since his last arrival in this country , has boon trying to nogotialo a settlement through third parties with President Jowott of the Erie Road. No agreement could bo reached. Jowott loaraed that McHonry was about to sail for England without satisfying the judgment ; so ho instruct ed his attorney to take out an execution and place it iu the United States mar shal's hands. Negotiations for settle ment were continued as late as last Tuesday , but still no conclusion arrived at. Two hours before the Sorvia sailed the marshal and Jowott's lawyers went aboard , when the former served a warrant on McHonry. Jowett wn immediately communicated with , and shortly after terms of settlement were agreed upon. McHonry turned over to Jowott 11,000 shares of stock of the Cleveland , Columbus , Cincinnati & In dianapolis railroad , valued at § 681,000 , and 13,000 shares of tlio Chicago & At lantic extension bonds , valued nt § 1,800- 000. McHcnry also gave a written promise to pay the balance af the judge ment in ono or two years. The matter being settled to Jowott's satisfaction , Iho execution was withdrawn nnd MoHonry allowed to sail. James lllley , McHenry'a agent , sajs McHonry was not arrested ; thatoflicers were aboard the steamer , ho has no doubt , but that a peaceful settlement wns negotiated by him for McHenry prior to the l&tter's go ing aboard the Servja. Ho says McHonry will return to America in August or September tembor next. SHOOTING 6HABONS. Sensational Scene la tbc Hill Divorce Oafio Mrd. Sharon and Son At tempt to SUoot the Plain tiff's Attorney. RtH I'nAKtasoo , April 0. The cour room during' ' the trial of the Sharon divorce case to-day was the scone o great commotion : Mrs. Sharon , witnes for the defense , was on the stand , Judg Tyler , attorney-for Miss Hill , was subjecting jocting her to a-severe cross-examination said < io bo.proposed to show that the wit ness had dined at disreputable places and visited assignation houses tviti strange men. Mrs. Sharon manifeslot intense excitement , 1 hurriedly put ho hand , in her pocket as if to draw a revolver , ' but was checked by the counsel for the defense who implored her to keep cool. During * the excitement which prevailee McCuntrSharon , a man about 22 years ol ago , And sou of the witness , approached Juduo Tyler , but was stopped by the lat- tor'fl son , who threatened , to shoot him down.if . ho attempted to craw a rpistol. Judge Sullivan ordered Iho witness and her son'to be removed from the court , and immediately after Declared a recess. At the opening of thaaftornoon session , Iho o'udgo refused to near further testi mony in the cuau until assured that no ono in the court room was armed , and wouldtrequiro the certificate of a police man tt the entrance door to that effect. Down vrUn Greenbacks. WASHINGTON , April 9. Tho'sub-oom- mittco of the hoyao committee on judici ary agreed upon a joint leaolution pro posing a constitutional amendment relating to currency. The proposed amendment is as follows : "The legisla tive .powers granted congress by the constitution shall not ibo construed to include the power to pass any law making anything but gold aud silver coin tondei in payment of debts except after a declar ation df war or in case of rebellion or invasion when the publio safety may demand it. " A Forger Captured nt Lincoln. LINCOLN , 'Neb. , April C. Detective Charles Bluett and William Mo Lain , o Tauslock , Ontario , Canada , yostordaj arrested Christian Ozohor jat Seward Nob. Oeehor ' forged McLaiii'a name t ( a $3,000 check April 1st , and obtainim , $40,000 on false prolousos feoin othoi parties fled. Ozoher will bo examinee by the United State * commissioner , and an application made to the norotary o elalofor an .extradition warrant. TJio PooahontaH Bllno Honror. LvNonnuua , Va. , April 0 Cho en trance to the Pocahonua coul mine was opened to-day by experienced miners. A fan will bo ready for operation tomorrow row , % rhou tbo bodies of the victims will be recovered.Several bcdies were ceu to-day upon opening the eatranco. An order has beou sent from hero for thirty- lix coffins. The Greenback National Con vent iou. IKDIANAI-OUS , April 0. Special telegrams - grams from this city have announced thai the greenback national convection hat boon ostponed until Juno 2nd. The convention will bo held on the date first announced , May 28th. Alnuka'B Great Ittvcr. SAN FBAVCWCO , Oal. , April 9. The schooner Onnalaska , Lieutenant George M. Stone ? in command , eailnd to-day for Alaska. Stonoy goes to make further explorations of the great river dieooreretl by him last year. BOSSY'S ' BOSSES , ConcMiBE Day of the Gallic Ms Convention at Cheycuiie , In Favor of a National Trail Four Miles Wide , Through Nebraska , Kansas and Indian Territory , Action Relative to Mavericks and the Standard Truok , Election of Officers--Favoring the Denver & Now Orleans , The Animal Disease Hill Holding Up llttllH Transportation , Fence's , Ktc. THE COW HOY KINGS. LAST DAY 01' T1IK CUEYKNXK CONVENTION. Special Dispatch to TUB HKK. CHEYENNE , April 9. The atook mon > egan to Icavo lost night in considerable numbers , but despite this there was a very fair attendance at today's meeting , although not so largo as on the previous lays. The morning's session was occu- lied entirely with hearing the report of , ho round-up committee , districting the ountry and appointing foremen and as- iatanta. In the afternoon the commit- ,00 on A NATIONAL TRAIL oportod in favor of asking the national jovornmont to secure a permanent trail .hrough . the Indian territory and the itates of Kansas and Nebraska , of not ess than four miles wide , and reimburs- ng aottlers along the line for losses sus- aincd by taking their lands. MAVEUICKS AND TKUOK8. The committee on mavericks reported n favor of paying cattle men for each maverick upon a basis derived from assessments on the cattle of the previous rear. The standard truck was endorsed jytho association and the roads over which cattle are shipped were requested o use it. OFFICERS ELECTED. The following officers wore re-elected : President , J. M. Carey ; vice-president , A. Gilchrist ; secretary , T. Sturjjis ; treas urer , A. H. Reel ; and resolutions complimentary plimontary to them were passed. Ai executive committee , composed largely o last year's board , with some additions was elected. A resolution for the botto protection and distribution of mavericks was also .passed. A vote of thanks to the local papers for their accurate re ports of the proceedings was passed and responded to by tho. representative present. JHE UENTEH AND NEW 'OIU.EAN8. The following resolutions , offered b ; D. Shcedy , were accented : WHEREAS , The completion of the Denver & Now Orleans' railroad from its proson southern terminusto ! its Texas connections IB greatly demanded by the broad and fertile country through which the railroad will pas ? , and the facilities which aaid road will afford in the transaction of business now existing between the northwest and the southwest , especially in the transportation of stock cattle from the atato of Texas , oar grout sourca of supply and the transportation of sugar , rice and other southern products , be it therefore Jlcsoltcd , Tliat the management of said railroad be urged to push forward Raid onteri prise to completion with all possible expedlj lion , and that the secretary of this associntioi be requested to forward n copy of this prcatr- bio and resolution to Governor John Evaru , the chief promoter of said enterprise. / THE ANIMAL DISEASES BILL. / Messrs. Simpson , Clay and FisUer ware appointed a committee to goto Washington and urge upon congress the immediate passage of the animal diseases bill. HOLDING UP HULLS. ' The association then decided it advia- iblo to hold up all bulls between Decein 3or 1st and Juno 15th , and appointed a committee to devise the beat mourn of doing this and to report at thd next mooting. C'ATTLK TJlANHl'OKTAXIOir. The committee on transportation were encouraged their efforts to obtain lower rates from the railroads. Nine trustees wore appointed and the association ad- ourncd sine die. Martin Frewons' schoruo for shipping oattlo to England via Duluth , the lakes and Montreal remained undinouesod , as did the fence question and the matter of using government lauds for grazing pur poses. poses.ffhnt ffhnt 8. O. & St. P. Land Gca.nf. Sioux CITY , April 9. Eliaa F. Drake and Amherst H. Wilder , as trustees of the Sioux City & St. Paul land' grant , in the district court hero to-dy obtained a temporary injunction against Burou It Sherman , governor of Iowa , restraining him from convoying the uncertified loi.di of the company to the general govern ment , In accordance with the act of the legislature at the recent Gosiion. It ii understood the CBHO will bo transferred from the district to the federal court. Kali Man -Puttlnj ; on tlio Screws. P/TT DUIIO , April 9. An important meeting of the Western Nail associatioi was held to-day. After a full discussion of the state of the trade , it wuu docidet to form a pool whoao managers shall have arbitrary control of the western uai trade. Under this authority prices wil bo regulated and the product restricted , ind other measures adopted which niaj be considered necessary. Another ineot- ing to-morrow. The Blelumiiu'rf Victims. HALIFAX , April a. Two bodies of vie- inns of the wrecked steamer Daniel steinraan were recovered to-day , sup posed to bo Gabriel Bermut and Wil- lielra Borggort. In the poekot of the .owner were found tickets to Columbus , Jaw , for both the above and their faru- ilioH , coiis'stin ) , ' of nine persona , wiven ana cluldren , all lost , Cincinnati' ! * Now Oraiul Jury , OmciHiUTf , April 9. The special rand was impanneled thin morning with ee limp than utually required. 1st of the names of mon summoned was omposcd entirely of lending business of ho city. Nearly all responded , and very ow asked to bo excused. Three said hey had military certificates in their inckots , which entitled them to cxomp- ion , but would not present them. The ury na made up contains the nnmes of 0. W. West , George W. lloAluin , Thomns G. Smith , .Toscph 3ator , Herman Gooppor , A. S. Butter- lold and other equally well known bus- ! less men. Instructions will bo given : hU jury next Monday , Monhtime the fudges are in consultation on the subject. It is undoistood this jury will bo charged with the moat important duty of investi gating facts concerning the fate riot and jurniug of the court house , Including the charge of bribery of the jury tliat convicted victod Bornor. THIS TUICKED "TUIBUNK. " Fiutlicrltrlntlvo totlio Mntihow Ar nold Chicago Uettcr Hoax. Cmc.uio , April ! ) . P- has boon proven joyond n doubt that the "special Xondon ablo" which appeared hero Monday morning , and purported to bo the first of a scries of letters from Matthew Arnold to The Pull Mall Gav.otto , giving his im pressions of America , was a hoax. It icoVna the article was prepared in the ofllco of The Chicago Daily News , and its mblication secured in Now York as n norms of exposing a rival. The article irotcndod to give Mr. Arnold's impres- ions of Chicago , and as it scoffed at this city's pretensions to art and literature , or anything above "corn , pork and tinned moats , " created a great local sensation , n response to inquiry , the following was received from London this afternoon : To M. E. STONE , Editor of the Daily NOWB , Jhicago : Ilnvo made no communication vhatuvor to the Pall Mall Gazette. Signed MATHIBW AHNOI.D. BLUE AND GRAY. The Confcclorato Homo MbctliiR a Cooper Union Grant Not Preb- ciit The Spccohcs and Letters. NEW YORK , April 0. As it wns known ; hat Gon. Grant would not preside at the ! onfcdornto Homo mooting nt Cooper Union to-night , owing to his disability , the largo hall was not crowded. About 1,500 persons were present. Corporal Tanner , of Brooklyn , presided. The ex ercises opened by the band ploying "Dixie. " Many letters of regret were read , including ones from Gen. Hancock , Gen.BristowDr.TnlmafonndothorB.Geii. ; Gordon made tlio speech of the evening , being frequently npplnudod. Goo. A. Sheridan of Louisiana , made a charac teristic speech , followed by Gen. Floyd King and Judge Albion Tourgca. It was staled that Florida had voted § 1,300 for the homo and that Chairman Tanner raised a like sum. There were many confederate and federal soldiers' on the stage. A Man or Many Wives. JOLIET , 111 , April 0 Clarence C. Davw was sent to the ponitonttaryju 1881 tor five years for bigamy , and completed his sentence this morning , but as there is still § 1,000 fine hanging over his head , the aulhorilies won't release him until tbo judge who sentenced him , and the slates attorney are heard from. Davis bad four wives ono in Indiana , one in /Toronto / , ono iu Dolroit , and his last vie- im , Miss Cleveland , of Quinoy. Monmouth'u Hlmky Hank. MONMOUTH , HI. , April 9. The bank txaminer is busy upon the books of the first National bank. There are many nmors in regard to the amount for which Is cashier has defaulted , ranging from § 300,000 lo § 500,000 ; that the depositors will not got more than CO conls on Iho lollar , and that the books have boon alsifiod. There are many poor deposi- x > rs , who have nothing tc show for their money. Snow Blockade in Pennsylvania. MT. OAIIMEL , Pa. , April 9. The lonviest snow storm of the winter is raging throughout the coal region since early morning. Many collieries SUBtended - tended nt noon. Railway travel is much mpodcd. An Irish UpHCt. DaiaiK , April 9 , A railway collision iccurrod to-duy at Black Rock , on the xingatown line , a few miles south of Dublin. in- Thirly-fivo persons were - ureTd. NOTES. The iiatl workers' strike at Warlmra , Alans. lias fizzled , The head of the democratic ticket in Cin dnnatl was elected by 4009. Eugene tE. Hood hu baen nominated fo postmaster at Weeping Water , Nob. The Louisville board of trade ha lusucd Its fiat against the silver dollar. Bond thorn weit The proposition to fund the floating indebtedness edness of Dubucme , $750.000 , was defeated ft The first gun for lilulno In New York won fired at Wntnrtown. The ward caucused to vultod in his favor. In the California legieluture a resolution thankinp Sargent for his service * in Berlin was tabled by a vote of 22 to 13 , Typhus fever haa broken out amoui ? th Poles iu the ea t xldo tenement * , Now York It was brought over by einlvrauU. loqan & UlUing , Now York bankorx , have lpnud. It wan with thin bunk that duplicate cato coupons of city bonds wore negotiated , The wheat panic la Chicago had A very de pressing effect on the California market , am will have a tendency to decrease the acreage planted. J. J lirlttan , a notorious Detroit rough pulled hu gun on a pullcemari ut 1'ort Huron and fired twice without edoct. The officer returned turned the coinplimont uud killed him. lion , David. J. lirower , associate iustico o the tuprenu- court uf Kansas , tendered hi rojixnatiou to Gm ! ernor Click , und he wa iworn In as United Btatos circuit iudgo of th KigbthjudidaldUtrlct. A Gootllnvi-8tnioiit. One of our prominent businos * moi said U > us the other day : "Iu the uprint my wife got all run down and could no oat anything ; passing your store I eaw a pile of Hood's Hariapanllu in the window find I got n bottle. After aho Imd takoi it a week aho had u rousing upotito , ant lid her everything. Site took : thrco l > ot- UOB , and it was the boat three dollars ever invoflte-J. " 0.1 , HOOD & Co , , Low ell , Moos. THE PULSE OF PARTY. t Begins to Beat FoycrlsWy All Qyer tlic CcnntFy , Missouri's ' Eopublioan Olnns Fallen on Eaoli Otlior's ' Nooks , ThoFilloy and Anti-Filloy Bury the Broad-Axo of Battle , Pennsylvania Democrats Instruct for Eandall with a Hurrah , Another Double Republican Dele gation from New York , The Fourth Alnlmnm Instruct ! ) Ita I olpsntort for Artlmr Vari ous Con volitions. MISSOUIU 1113PUHIJIOAN8. THE SrXTK CONVKSTION. BKDALIA , April 9. The republican state convention mot at 10 o'clock ( his naming , and was called to order by R. I1 T. Van Horn , chairman of thn state committee , who introduced Hon. Chester A. Krum , of St. Louis , as temporary chairman. Committees of ono from each congressional district on credentials , per manent organization and resolutions were appointed. Hon. John B. Henderson delivered an address urging harmony and no instructions to delegates to Chicago. Adjourned. FILLKV'H SACRIFICE. Prior to the adjournment , a motion to invite Mr. 1'illoy , who is not a delegate to the convention but was in the hall , tea a scat on the platform was carried unanimously , and that gentleman came forward and made a epcoch _ urging har mony between the contending factions , stating that Ins reception by the conven tion was more than no hnd reason to ex pect : that ho did not wish to bo chairman of the now state committee , would not ( aka the position under any circum stances , and would bo perfectly willing to toke a back scat if that would tend to build up the republican party. IIu " then shook hands heartily with Col. Van Horn and John B. Henderson amidst loud applause by the convention , and ro- tired. A LOVE KEAST. A mass meeting of both Filloy andanti- Filloy delegates mot at Gormanmhall this morning , in the interest pf harmony and united action. Mr. Fillry called the mooting to order and in a few remarks urged the delegates to lay aside old issues and act as though there were not dili'or- oncca or factions in the party and the present ticket and platform , which every republican nhnuld indorse without ques tioning the Ft.nrco whcnco they camo. Ex-congrcsmian McMoan was elected chairman , andspoko in the same strain as Filloy. Several of the delegates of both factions spoke in the interest of harmony and the meeting adjourned with apparent jood feeing. ' The committee has a very largo major ity of anti-Killoyitos in it. OENE1CAL OPEN OU1TAH , of Columbia , wiU bo permanent chair , man. man.Tho convention reassembled at four o'clock , but the committee was not prepared - pared to report. Several speeches were nado and an adjournment taken until r o'clock p. m. At 7 o'clock the convnn- iou heard the report of the committee on credentials end adopted the report. 3on. 0. Guitar , of Bono county , won nade permanent chairman ; James C. irondwoll , of St. Louis , secretary. Dol- igatos at largo : 11. T. \ an Horn , John i. Henderson and General Prontita H. . Havens. It will bo midnight or later before the convention concludes its work. THE VINAI. CONHIdNMENT. A resolution was adopted declaring : hat "all past differences in the republi can party of Missouri tire buried , and the [ ) ariy is now harmonized , ready to march forward in solid phalanx to battle against the common enemy. " rKNNSYlYVANIA DEMOOIIATS. WANDALt/8 UOUND-U1' , ALLENTOWN , Pa. April 9. The demo cratic convention was called to order by chairman Honsol. The roll call showed twelve contested goats. At the close of roll call , R. Milton Spear was electee temporary chairman by acclamation. Shouts of applause for Randall were given by the convention. The rules ol the cause of representatives wcro adopted for the government of the body , and com mittees wtro appointed. The committee then adjourned till 2 p. m , , when the organization immediately convened and decided upou II , Milton Spoor for permanent president. THE IIK.IOI.UTIONH. The committee on resolutions present ed the following report : Fimt , The democratic party of I'entuiylva- nla , inetato convention , to maintain thooo principles of government ordained by the fed eral constitution , and their interpretation which the founders of the party settled and made known , deiiouocei tha Into attempt by the ugonta of the federal government , to over turn those principle * by judicial lcglnlatlon and oxocutivu uuurpationn. Heciiid , We are iuaiiist centralisation , mo nojioly , extravagant expenditures , sulwldieii aud the debasement of the Uvll eurvlco to partlnan spoliationu. Third , Wa bollovo that the electoral of 1670 and 1877 , by which 8. .T. Tildon am Thomaa A. UeuUriukx were cheUod out of tUa ofUcei ) ofrtuldent / aud vico-preaidbtit , t < which they wore fairly ulorte J , VM the mue deadly blow aimed f.f. our eyntoiu of ronreion tutivo Koverumea/ / ; and the duty of driving from. power Uie men und party who miuto Ilia fraud triuiuplutut It the mottuacied ublitfatloi ettir iuipiMud U/MU the uunerjenso uf man. Kourth , Wo favor u Urllf for revenue , limited t-j the nocudtltlen of i government ecauomiually udmlnlitoicil and to adjiutud In IU application as to prevent unequal burdens , onoouniue pro ductive imlui > tiip < i at huinu , uiul alfoid Jiu ( Oiuiuii8nton | to labor , but nut to croalu.o foster inoiiopollw ) ; unit to tbu cud wo fuvo the ttbolitloii of the intornil roveiiuo njetuiu uftuxoamid xuch niljuntmont of thaeilntini turilfr umi dutUifl ta will bo totiblatont will tliwo principifH , Wftli , Kvuty It ( { ill mate elfort of labor to Ixttter ItJ ouuditiua and uuhauca IU rowurdu , and prousct IU rijflits , cummand the kyinpu thy uitd support of the democratic party uud the importation under contract of forolttn mmwr IMmr is an rvll which should bs rcmc- liMl by judicious legislation. Plnnks 0 mid 7 rolnto to the state a j- ninistraiion , and the resolutions conclude - cludo as follows : et. Thot Samuel .T , llandnll lit the choice of the democracy of l'onn ; lvnnln ns the candidate of their prty for president , lly on ; ? nnd faithful publio eorxico ha hog llliu- tratod nn nnfaltcrlnp devotion to high politi cal prlnctplo nnd feally to the domocrntlc party. lll honesty and honor , his capacity md oourngo , hit faithful labors and signal nbilitloK , have moiitod mid won for him the confidoneonudiiiipport of the uooplo of. the United State ) . As the lost resolution was read , the convention broke into cheers. The planks relating to tariff and labor were also op- Unudod , but most hearty cheers were [ ivoti repeatedly again aud again when ho resolution referring to Randall was read. read.Tho The platform na road was adopted. ? hon loud cries were made for ilandall. WHEN HANDALT. ENTEUED , ilr. Snowdon , who hnd the floor , declared clarod amid a burst of cheers that ho. ; ave way to the next president. For oino time it was impossible for Ilandall o proceed. At last quiet was restored , aim ho said : I am lioio present In obedience to your ro- [ Uont , I doslro to noknowlodto my deep and asting oblipratlons to yon , to bo ropruaontn- ivo -110,000 domocrnts of thin Rroat nnd tiorionft commonwealth , and thank you for ho high honor which you have to-day tmanl mously bestowed upon mo. I rocoRiiir.9 your action as the approval of a roioluto afgi-ojiilvo courio which 1 have pursued In congress in advocacy of the defense of those cardinal win- clploi advocatoJ by .lolfornon , .Inckson , 1'olk nnd liuclmnan. As it has boon in the post. o it will bo to the end. Now I thank you mo nnd nil. nnd beg that you convoy back to pur cotiKtltuonts tlio aasurnnco that In the future they will find no faltering no foiling ay the way-sldo in defense of your rights. General Davis was nominated by accla mation for congressman at largo and Richard Vaux of Philadelphia , B. F. McGratm of Lancaster , and H. B. Plum- mor of Yonango , chosen electors at largo , also by acclamation. The delegates at largo are William J. Harrity of Philadelphia , William A. Wallace of Cloariiold , Jrnno * P. Barr ol Allegheny , Eckly B. Core of Luzorno , B. F. Meyers of D.\uphin , and William H. Towdon of Lohigh. The ticket was completed by the selec tion of twenty-seven additional names as candidates for doctors for as many dis- triota. A lYLVEbY ONVENriON WAH THAT AT HliniEllLANUH , N. Y. ALIIANV , N. Y. , April 0. The republican lican convention to elect two delegates to the Chicago convention from this con jrussional district , assembled at Shirmcr lands to-day. Great interest was taken in the meeting by outsiders owing to the knowledge that the Draper nnd Smylho [ actions were in numbers about equal When the ballot was taken for president the chair announced the result : "Gco H. Fills , of Cohoes , 74 ; Win. H. Has- koll , of Albany , 73. " The latter sup- porlod by anti-administration mon. The rote had hardly boon announced when a rush was made for the platform. Im mediately the ofliccrsand reporters fount ; homaclvos in the midst of n surging , FianTINaBUHTMNO , I'DLUNO , YELLING MOB The supporters of. Hankoll gained the platform nnd lifting the chairman and secretary throw then bodily from the platform. Haskell wasimmodiatelyinstall edchairman ] and they formed n cordon round him which Fills' adherents could not break. The hand to hand encounters , constant yells and cheers increasing. Haakell was maintained in his position long enough to entertain and put a motion for recess. The opposing faction , the Draporitoa , now made t DESPERATE AN1 > SUCCESSFUL O1IAUOE upon the platform , bearing Fills on. Fittat began the role of chairman , being uphold by a strong body guard. The yelling and cheering continued vocifer ously. Fills then niimod delegates to Chicago and declared them elected , and adjourned ths convention. The anti- administration men , or Smylhitos , now renamed possession and named delegates to Chicago , declared thorn elected , and likewise adjourned. NATIONAL DBM5GATE9. A NEW Y011K HOW. SIINO.EULAWD8 , N. T. , April 9. The congressional convention broke up in a raw. The Draper faction sends as delegates - gates OoorgoCauipboll and Hiram Griggs to Chicago. The nnti Draper and Smyth crowd will send conlcsbmls. roil AllTHUlt IN ALABAMA. SELMA , Ala. , April D. The Fourlh district republican convention elected two delegates to the national convention in structed for Arthur. COI.UM1IIA DISTRICT DELEGATES. WASHINGTON , April 9. The republican district convent ion for the nomination o : delegates to Chicago adjourned nt So'clock this morning , after selecting Frank Con- per , postmaster of this city , and Perry Caraou ( colored , ) dolegaloa , and Andy Glouson and A.St. _ A , Smith , alternates. A resolution instructing delegates fai Logan was defeated. The delegates are not instructed. Conger is rignrdod as an Arthur man , while Oarson and alternates are doclarui for Logan. AIIKANHAH DEUUUTES. LITTLE ROOK , April . This morning the following delegates to the ropublicar national convention were fulcctod for the conjr ; < i ioiml districts : First district , Jacob 'J'riober uud S. It. Holland ; alter natua , J , P. Jones , M , G. Turner ; Sacum district , John J. Jolmson , Ford Hosts alternates , 0. M. Spcllman , 0. M. Nor man ; Third dislriot , A. A. Tuflu , Go . II , ThonipBoii ; nltorntttou , U. W. Wftl- kiiie , B , G. Ury ant ; Fourth districl , M. W. Benjamin , Jacob Toes ; nlturnutee ; Win Lapoito , Josiah Black ; Fifth uU- rtct , Lafayutto Grog i Kidder Kuld alternates , J. W. True , J. A. Spradling. K11MUMJ3 AND LINCOLN. NEWAUK , N , J. , April 9. The republican lican of the Sixth district send un pledged delegates to Ohicn o. It is un derstood they favor Edmunds and Lin coin , ANOTHER NKW YOUR IH8TUIUT FOR ItLAINB 9oiiNiNO , N. Y , April 9. The Tweii ty-mnUi congr.Miaioniil dielriot will tern twn JMaine dele ntca to the Chicago con vontlon. April 9. The Thirtiotl republican convontioi elected H. H. Warner nd Leonanl Bar- I lott delegate * to the national convention. I The deleuateti ere unpledged and unru- iBtricted , WEALTH'S ' WAR , Tlic Simple for the Mfehtly Dollar Still Sprite ! on Cteo 'Change ' , The Bulls Finally Get the Bears on a Botreating Run , The Latter Nearly Routed o'a Wheat and Provisions , Moss Pork a Dollar a Barrel Higher Than on Tuesday , An Extended Trade in Wheat and a Sharp Advanoo , Hulls Claiming the Dnjr for HOC " \Vliiwt Is Tnst Tor a Year. CHICAGO'S MA.UKETS. ANOTHKH FIELD DAY. Special Dispatch to THE BEG. CHICAGO , April 0. This has been an other field day on 'change , and the bulls appeared to have full possession for the first time in many wo oka. The tponing wna strong , but prices fell oil after the first hour to about the medium prices of yesterday , after which ensued a stormy advance , which very NEARLY KOUTED IIIB I1EAIU ) in the provision and wheat pits. Trad ing in provisions had boon quiet all the morning , but about the noon hour prices began to go up hurriedly , and a very heavy "short" interest , which has been soiling liberally for the week , suddenly found great difficulty in covering , and the closing prices on the afternoon call were fully a dollar a barrel for pork over the closing prices of yesterday. May pork on 'change closed at ? 1G.85 , Juno at 810.95 , July at S17.02J. On call board sales were 15,000 barrels , May ad vancing to $17.12 } , Juno to S17.27J , July to $17.374. TUADINO IN W1IKAT was nlao on a very extended scale , and a sharp advance in prices scored. ' A num ber of buying orders were on the market - kot ut the opening. Foreign advices M era quoted in bettor tone , and the weather was cold and threatening. Under these inilucncoa prices advanced sharply and the May option sold up to 83 . values then became weaker , May selling down to 82 $ , recovered to 83 , and remained steady fora time. After the neon hour prices began to go up , and May went to 84g , and closed about 84J ; Juno closed at 80 } , and July at 871On call board 2,250,000 bushels sold , May advancing to 85 , and closed at 84jj@84 ? ; Juno closed at 80J , and July ut 87 $ . The bulls claimed that the advance was legitimate and contended that 1HE DAY FOR EIGHTY CENT W1IEAT had gene by for ? wolvo months. Oorn was unsettled and generally low s1 i er , but gathered some strength toward 1 the close in sympathy with wheat. The market opened Ac higher , became weak under free oll'orings , declined 1J to ljc } rallied J to lo and closed J to jo higher than yesterday. May closed at 5Uo ; Juno at 55c and July at 52 Jo. On call board sales were 1,200,000 , May closing at 50Jo Juno at 51o , July at 53 je. OATS was active and stronger ; May closed at 31jc , Juno at 31jo $ and July at 31 Jo. On call board , sales were 155,000 buchols ; May and Juno advancing Jo and July ad vancing | o. Lard was active and generally strong. May closed at § 8.-17i to $8.50 , June at S8.57i to S8.GO , and July atS8.G5 to § 8.07A. On call board sales were 0,500 tierces , prices advancing lOc on thn whole range. JCOB WATTLE the demandj was again strong , trade active , and prices firmer , making an advance - vance BO far for the week of 15 to 25c , the most advance being on light and medium s to era and on good butchers' stock. At an early hour the bulk of the fresh recoips wrro sold ; corn fed Texans , $5.10 to $5.50 ; 1,350 to 1,500 pound exports , $0.25 to § G 75 ; good to choice shipping , 1,200 to 1,350 pounds , $5 00 to § 0.20 ; common to medium , 1,000 to 1,200 pounds , $5.40 to 95.80. ' Brown's Bronchial Troches for Cough" and Colds : "I think them the best and moat convenient relief extaut [ Itcv , O. if. Hume A Change in The commission firm of Millard & Peck : have sold their business to G D. Thnyer , . who takes possession ou Saturday the1 12th inst. The firm are now selling out their stock in job lots and will continue to to do so until Saturday , at which time Mr. Thayer will take the otook which re mains and the good will of the firm. Mr. Thayer will remove the stock to his old stand on Ninth street and continue in business at that place. flThU lotno leuon ln which to purl/y Ui UoodUnd nvlKorats lb i body. At no othi-r IOB U the - temmiiiioeptlUototho benoffdal effeoti JittMo Moot ! , , urIUr ! , i BulaiUr tnU toulolUo Iloodi { terupirllU. Tut approach of warmer we th r hu apooulUrly demeMlns elloot , wliloli saiuiffesU Itself In Uiat extreme Ut < 1 feell-if , debility , liiiffuor od dulucttj. Now U the tlinu to tale Hood ; bareaparU- JlpnU' * SamparilU tonw up tin j < toin , ruriUes 'nivi iif'n" " wo ! ? * " milkU mo ° * tr' " J IILAIII , OoinJj ; N. Y \Voiche > tor , ' I o t uptloB I wet llooa'a SintpuUU nd wlh ) eoou result * . It gt\emrntcKxl : appeiito , niUecmeJ to build nio over. I ibmlully rteoinaeni ) It 113 te- ° ' the flrm pf fc " Purify Your Blood. "Mr Mire hui beqa trouMod with Indigestion , ami harMoMfiM buou in a tnor roiiUltl'D. HUB haa iiwd wv < r l bottlet of H o4' Saniparllla , aud U mbjcii a | ; re t boiif fi ; to tier. " H. IJ1UKSON , Ken- V ff ! 'I Hullorecl throp ) rar wth | Wood pom \ uid rleuraitlimj bui. m com.ilituly dUcoura ol nd o > ' 'r ' 'fFo5tedto > eoo > tr. Hook Jlood'g oariapa- rill * and , think I ra cured. " Mts. U. i. DAVJS , Diockp r ( N , Y. ' .V , 13 J li.nk St , K w Yok t Mood's Sarsaparilla $ j.la Tiiasiltal , jsifj * ; ' uaje " " ' too I > OM > S 410 Uojlur ,
