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TIIH VOIA I'ICATj CAMPAIGN.
? C'?\VF.XTIONS a\I> GOSSIP.
Anosnni vkticrbt n MAjaAOHOewrra---* a hob>
IMIhV f<?!{ gVB*M in i <i|. >k t l'o?-ohio AM>
M W-YoltK.
T.ip P.o'iih'f i.nist* of Mi** ichtlsMts hive
fccM a M iwi.rioti and notnitiaifil n full Shite
|icke>l vital the U. v. Dauiel C. E ldy ut tin1
Ik i 1 of if i Dr. Minor ptosided and mudo
a Bpeeath Wadek wis prinr-lr? tllv M attack on
the ltVpu'dicaiis| two collections were taken
?1? to d-tny expense--.. The Col.n ado Demo?
crats hare nominated Oonrgt Q. Richmond for
Jitdgo. Chairman MclviiHicy, of Ohio, fllgiall to
baeoaMattt, of F.\viiic':se!?'i:ti<>n. The nuiiitier
oi Governor Botejaaoii i oppoitQti thioughjut
tlii< BttUM) is MluTtnfj in the correapondotico
received by (ha Kelly Catiipnlg.n Oooa
mitt.'o to \>c eeeeeeaaatily IneiejaadauSk The
!{? I>ii*?1i<mii S'afo Commit'.e Is distiilintitic
IMrs. t leacal itOTJ) " Bowfeoi Rallnds,"
Bud tlu .u-'.v ;.ln>ut n ragdJatioB in the S?'Utli.
MiJfUCRTJSETTfl l r<)iiinm<>M^rs.
n;i nr.pajcibi o.wwt hoximatbo bob ?otbbv
?Oav-exnxnt rtoni tax tu vw tu m Ol n\1-:n"
t.u ^ i ' !? v v i x t \
li 'Mi s, B ]>;. uk?1 ne rieblbitaij Btadn Con
rentioo wne heM in Hortienltnral iinil et 11 o'clock
t -i.i>. Tin trull lall tm 1 mr thlnfi filled, onc
tblrd ot tht eompaaj being la Mea, w. FX Ooleetrd,
af Beetea, gaUed tbe oeaveatioa ta order, nnti ex
presecd hie gratification few baring bad Ike honor
I ?!>->: r .' :? ; ... lfe sip! : " 11-re u::s the ,
trcrm "I the probiblfory BMVTOaneat, nnd thrv could
t at on a roUabl representation of the caeae**1
<i motion of Jndge Pitman, Mr. Oohyord was
do -?l temp ran * h airman, and Charbai A. Bovwj
oi N< wi ?n, r.vict:.r> pea i.:a. HotCbairappoJabBl
aj i f lUowing eommttteeei
On rbi'iO'ienf "? im-Dwr? M. Po'trlck, of
j- ? ii i Batnea Alee, of eprleerleUli taoRev Hoary T.
i ever, ol Worcester i An rev Carr.e! Oteleeai tbe
ltev.il M ekay, oflf i not Hainau Pratt, of Wey
iu mill; Jason k. Uawdoa, oi Am n.uuj ; o. H. Ben Belt,
ol y bl. irei p. B, B k, ?.' b rlioi D. CL
II cry, ol RolUetoni a. 1a Morton, of PreiuiBKhnnii
A.''i I Clarke, Ol Franklin, ami J. 11. Manners, of \U.
]
? i/e?C. B.Travis,of Battetl T. T. TT u t,
ti Ulllorui .-. C Fay, of Boutbboroi V W. ft lend, of
Maueh -mi E. T. Richards, of Holroksi W. W.Bbsr
l b, el Lowell I J. N. Fieber, of All ooroncb) Tlmetby
Ii i \\ . ?i Meilwm I W ? '. ??: P.leel nf ln-n?ii | I? W.
to ?>>'. "f Mjraaniei L< ?I- l ord, or Brock ton i Prelei U.
< :, el rail Rln r, and J< be Rail, oi BTetertowB.
Tbe perxflBBBonl qubbIbbIIibi wan icjKnud an fol?
lows :
' at?The R-r. a. a. Miner (with twentv-flvc
% ;. ?? il-i ;o.
ft ttartet .A. Herey, of He wheat S. J. A'.di.cb,
et BeeteB, an t j. n. ?ealea. of chcKi a.
'1 , I'-t vat BdefdBBhj BBd the EOT. T?r. Miner was
t" 'HI >1 lo tl'o clni'r, mnl ureeieil eiithneissticnliy.
Pi -,\n was oTereJ by the BoT, 0. K. Ui?ord. Dr.
U kin BBd the convention. A large portion
of tbe apeeeh was devote.1 to on nttnek upon tlio
Bepnbliean hdmlsbytratloit, and its dcalinga with
tbe bqnorlaw. QoToraot Tali-ot's courae in this
rooneetion ^ns reviewed nt leupth. and he was
B Bed of openly pneosjraging ska ataJaoiB l.^uor
bj is event iv.? acts.
1 bl b)lbvwtng co; i!nittee wss -ippolnted t
0%RtmoiuHonm?Roberl C. Pilmaavet Vewtoai t. j.
LVatbrop,pl i aatoai tu? Bee. j. wiiurd, of Mnriiirv
t"i'.u ; ii. i> Cathlea. of Boston | the Rev. ueorare F.
i .. I., of atendoui M;e. Beuben Boynion, u.' we-i
t roach) the Ree. L. L. Wood, of Boston* Mr?. Iteury
McCoy, of BoRion i tno k. v. Jose us Oill, of P-mu tir
bemI Mra. Jena Ball, ol Watartowai tbe Rev. A. A,
Wright, of Boatoa| tue Rev. r? ,.rgc U. Plhaefrt, of 11??*
toi., und Juliu s 11. Boise, of Lj tin.
A ( oininitti e on Finance was n'so npimintefl.
I IgltigTaBt waalandfnw the Hatiowa] Alliance,
nt 1'. . k>kill, N. Y., txhoriing the Prohibitionista of
Mas-,.ichaeetts to do their duty.
Mi..I. Bm I BWdana, of Aioe-loiry, anbl hin eonatlt
Bgnig haatructed hiia to oil.-i resnlutlcgir recoguht
InK " an lionest liill'eience of optBeOB " a? to the best
lueatis ot nu|>pres.siiig i ho Inpinr truftle.
A c luinilteo was apiHiiiil. ii to name twenty tnem
BOgg of tbe Central Cotnnntiec ut laigo to fo
gpernta witat repgoaggitBtiTat from Senatorial dis
lii'ts, with ifodn.y 1'roiieh, of New-Deafoid, as
chairman.
Mi. I oh ord s|n>ke upon the importance of having
the hear prohibition clement on the Mate CVniral
t "ii.mittee, as last year some nienihois did nothing.
'Hi. i oiiiiniltee on Finance repori' il that ghOBgp
must be laisi"! to Bay the expeaaae of thecouveu
li ii ami to conduct thu BBBpaigB. A collection
Brag then takaa?
Mr. W. ii. J ihiison [rjoVltod). g lawyer, of NOW*
L' llioril. load" a ringing teinporuncc speecli, und
Was lotnilf applamieil.
The Co.ni,lit tee 00 Finance report.aj C at $1?'0
hi l booB eosaaoted) ami tallgd fog farther con tri hu
tions, and am.th' i gotloetienWBg begun, hut as the j
gBBtrtbwttOMOBflkOUt slow ly, nt the angKeatlon of n |
igaBgnte that all wonld teal bettor aftei dinner, a !
laaegg Bat taken until 8tl0 p. m.
Upon the reassembling ot the convention, the
OgBBBs?sBg on CieilentinU IWBOrtod that fifteen
cm ? ami iiily-nine low n- WBM n pteaeDtod by hTil
del. gates.
Hu an informal balbd for Governor, the Rev.
Dan .1 c, Eddy, of Hyde Park, rooolved 230 out of
lii.l votes, lim nomination wn.s iii.-ide nnaniiiioiis.
ReaolnttoBB were repor*od to IkoooBventiooand
adopbad, in ?nbataaceaa folkrwai
Um tird, fielt a e are iisreni tiled not to suppn-t orte
Belt ' BMI . i' il ?> in int in in.' principles that 'la at
ths feeadattoai of the Oemuonw.viltii; th?i *- i-nr*
our protisg asalnal altgnea policy which m.i. a u.n
etale . n iy?to t"'c ii. sueU Ira?lc is dangerous, while
to k?met Ills lofamousi taatto overthrow the drain- i
sboji Is the most ItnnieUlate dun 1 i pejed upon the
r> , i. ..f Baaaat one its \ the tr ifil ? c m neither be eu,i
proased aea aaaoMlly abeehed eseepl by the party
at ? Inn tBat ebjnet aad in tboae el eted to do it; and
e< h^.i:u preset,i to our ntlkiw-elllaenstbe nauiesof
Bsea waeee esrettoa wonhi procieim mat public eou
deti.i atteii ol iIn- Liqao n t 1 iitie a bkrh m isi ueei t sarlly
pt ? ? p lia destroettou. Wo oontnendonr cause ami our
e<. rs luthateoaaidewste 1 udgnaeut of all good eint- as,
at <. '.vi ? ine piM.vet? i.'a ? .? i-1 iaii men and wntiii n.
? A Bl .t i Csmtral Coaamittee wast baa appoint) 0.
A rooolutlim by Mr. Tibbeii BrrritiBg tbo eo>
apaaBtlgB of aroaaeai m the work <n the party uu<l
Invoking iier use of |ha*baDotwag warmlt dis
Cu-e d. it was ti lally pis-. ?! 1a ri.-itm vote,
i ..e talaWn'no noaalaatlona ?er<- then made :
? / .>MtV?iir.( <.'..er/ier-lioinil'v K. Bari
>.,/ s,r?. ney ..f n|.,te -1 tiar'.ee Amiy. <il \ew-Ue<'f,.rd.
> . Iti unmrm" Usvel N Bkti ing?, oOyO'lucheater.
j. .>at I IkteVaar*-Joaaihaa H. Ortie,of m irblebead.
gas tsnsrasTO/^BTaterwl -aanso . b. t^drBetd, of Malflea.
Cha eoBventioB then adjooiaod.
THE COLORADO DEMO! BATS.
ttnoBaa .< BtotiiouBB bo ibaibb roa ji i?<.r.?a
tot <o wiaoBBami iiii.n-.
Dextbb, CjoL, sept. 24. Tba Dswaoorntia State
CoBVOBtiWB yesteniay noininao .1 George <-]. Klcb
IW. !, ol I'ueolo, lie Mtpi.-iin; ( o .11 .ludgBi
in. reeotatkaaMmbbb tbagBadhja ad Baa gartyto
tbo JiffatBotilaa doetrina that u.i* ktaGovornaaeal
ol the Bosphkj where tag WaUaf the people should
rule, ih.y dtnlafg thai the grate question
neti year will lie vh'ihei thit is b Bo>
t. .. hi Ooveraaaeol in feet, or a Monarch teal.
Thej denoan oPreaideul Uayee'a vetoes ami e. n
demn thepurpooa to renominal General Grant;
aV ounce the erlaao bp which the country waa
re . d of its Preaidoal and vieo-l'iogiueal;
ti tie deiiioijeii/atioii "t ail\<r a J.'epul?
lii ii breach of 11 ust; favor tbo frog ami biilimited
i ? ig? ..| ailter; dBUOBlMtg Baaetorg Teller and
Hill for voting egaiaal the Werner bill, und ao
Buuidtba ezilBctiofl eftbetitiool the Lie ludiaus
to ail lands in Colorado.
Mi. Taylor iujuu a ah irl apech to thocon
Vaille ii.
HOW MR IRQAJafaa was EU Ci i:it.
tio \AMit on im B BBBBI ok Tin: UUB la?
id gj w ii*i vim BOB BIM hiMAM? a r t i t.
IBVI si .t,.. i IOB. a
'1' PI KA? Kan., St ;it. l'l.-- \t Hat third day's
?esaiou in ,.ie Dalsed Itataa tOaata 8u:>-Cuuiuiittee on
MrdUeaToagadWeattanayeal lay i.-:? Uttht progreaa
Va-in : ( i.a.riiian sau a-eiry lnf?.ru.ed counsel that
?i bet >!-'i i.-;.- ask .1 1 be .1 atet .n <?i pn seating tests.
JOoe< uiriyuiar ordei.be aeehl not consent to driuy,
Coensel for Mi. lagatbi slated thai Mibpouia? should be
Btsaard lor the eiitni vsix un in m-: , 11,0 ,oie<l for Inga Iis;
ti. .ii- -^a hi tbeirvotea tum l..'ul,. h'.lds bl* notj
On 1 :l would be On to blto. In the fctuP ai. 1 to lnoiailty.
that t'irT nppcnr. In tbe nftorn?f>n the ehiilmnin Bf the
c unuit'. o annoaaord tiini ooaaeel for the mi inorialtMa
Minulit rum*at) t<> flip cotnmilteo the, intniee. of the mem?
ber* or the toglabltnre v. hoM BOtJoo In TOttatt for In
Balk) It U Intended to ItnjMBoh. The BJOartiafB of tho
Ieglsl ifurc rlisrvd with eorraptlOB Bava il M a paper
with the rorarat tee denouncing the charcc* agnlntt
taeffl ;n infamum lv f;.;?,? ,,n.i m.iik Io.;f, ami tkmetidlng
a apccdy and thiiuuga Inv ?ttgailoD.
A B0PET?LDEMOCRAT PBOll onro.
CflAlBMAN V'KI.WK.YS Vll:\\S O.v 7 UK CANVAS"?
UK says kwinu wim. PF. rUCTKn.
Chairman SIcKinney, of tho Ohio Democratic
Execntive Commlttaa?wag iu the city yaBteidny.
WhotoTor views of Iho wanTBBi mm ibbj expn*.siti
conlidenro t > bis own pnni brethren he hot rays no
donbta of General Kwtau's success in talking with
Republican ar^naiBtBBOBB. In answer to tho Qoea*
Hons of a TKIBTJBR rcporferlio "FwJngls
goinj to be elected. Wo ahaO capture- twenty or
tweut v-fivo thousand <>f tin- 0 IBM hook vote of last
yearantl tlint will bringh i in tbioagh. Kwing tu
making a rplcndid canvass. Ho is on tho
stump nil tlie tune, (.peaking twice a dny. I
For a while ho lalkof] Iho hoi in out of every |
twonty-f ur, but Wo BaRttOBttfi him to bo mom mod?
erate a nil he now in tkes hhortox ?peecbon, Foster's
voice lin ke down. lie (nod to it ike live ?iM-echen
ad ty and caul n't do it. E wing's meetings nro
the largest Deiiincrntio gatherings we have had in
Ohio sine? tho BaehjUiaa t ainpnii n. We havo f w
outside spi nkera be^ptng OB. Voorlier-s, of Indians,
in tloiiig food ?oll,-, l.tit we have B ?brdy elso Hint Is
very faiuoui?nobody ;ium tho Baal aiid nobody
Ir in Um South."
Are yon keeping on* the Bonthan BBOB t"?"No,
v 're ii : keeping than rut, but wo don't nerd
them, Wi haTB lots of Lome orators. Tb? y uro
no:'' I Webster^ but they do aery walk To
Bbow \ou how thorough aOanTaaa we nro making
and how well we are eappiicd with talking talent,
1 will sax eint la nil of tin- olooo counties on a
recent p&tnrday there was a Democratic, inceiing in
every election put Met."
" Ton bio fighting for Iba legislature, are yon
notf"?"Yea, but we are. fighting tir*t of all to
make Kwiog lovornor. and waara going to do it."
" If ran gal I be laOgBjIafBro tire job going to send
Thnrman hack to the lanataf*??* Il v?iii bo time
enough to talk about thai whoa tlio flgbt ia over."
MArnronOhioDemoerategoingto Mmd up for
Tbaniiu.t in tlie National Convention uext yearf
"Idoa'l kuow. V>"e me not BOohAriug ourselves
about the Presidential qiii .'tiou. What wo nro
trying to do Is t ? elect Swing.*
"Did.i'i lbs Maina i leolion damage your prospects
In Ohio tw?" Not at nil. If It had gone the other
way?if Smith had baaa elected?It wonld have
been bad for lie. localise ni:ch a result woi.M have
encouraged our Giccubackors to sti< k to their invu
ticket ini-tead of \otmp for Lnlng."
B1PUBLICAN 11 I ? i. COMMITTEE WORK.
SENDING JiloL".sANI>? or TIllBlWK EXTRAS TO AI.!.
PARTI i F Tin; BTATB,
eOcncrnl C. A. Ariliur, < li tiriuan of tho EVpnb?ean
State Committee, t< ?> ived ma iy risitora yesterday
at the Comm ttag rooms in the Fifth Avenne Hotel.
Amongthera were ."?enator Jbbbbb G. Blalno, United
States DlstrictrAM ?raey Stewart L. Woodford, antl
Mr. Rainer, the cobrcd r^Congresaniau of Booth
Carolina, who reports tliHt Ibe party in bis Ptato
ia biMtly diBorganm 1. Tha secretary. E. M. John?
son, and the ca-rks luivo 1.n vei.v b isy ilnring the
last few days, and twenty baga of mall natter were
ready yeaterday la ba diapfitahad to duTerent pntts
oi the Mate. OnTaeeday the Cotntnlttee reoeived
at its rooms the Aral hondrad thonaai d eoplea of iin
heavy Duroliaae of thoIhrae I hiium Kxtbab, ooiu
pnsine Mr*. ('hiaolD*B terrible Ktoi v, tho " Brntrhon
Uallaiis," and tha "i.ln'k i.ml " ??f repui?atiiitf
Southern Htatea, These Kstras half tilled one of
the looms. They are beint; sunt in bundloo to all
parts ol the Slate,
roffiKnra sobditsoii ron kf.t.i.y.
TIIK TAMMANY OANl?lHA I l 's BTBENOTH ? TWO
DBVOCBATIC OAMPAIOM covviurn.
PasiOTI 14 ?ml 16 in khfl M. Nicholga Hotel
were oceiipl"tl j eetviiLty by the t'ouiiulttee of Fifteen,
alilcb will Ilse tlicui us BOOdgBartOfl fur cuuductdit! the
hlnte rnnvw* tor John Kelly. Tl:i? CO tn roll tee via
provided (or itt the couv'-utloa of the bolti rs In simke
?piare Hall, Hyraciiao. Ii will appoiut an Kn-eiitlTe
Committee to look after tha details of tbe work, and
eon.isle of Aiikhmus rx-nell, Jniiu 11. riiraiiuu and KU
aurd T. Wood, RaW-TorB i onnty : Anliiony Barrett,
Kl 'ifs County; JoBB B. BbBBBI, BTaatCheater County ;
Natbiiiitel C. Monk and Mward J. Macgan, Alnsuy
County i (Jiorire c. Oreene, Xi.m.ira ('"iinty j Btepben
I. Aniot, Ciieiuuug County i Paalal Warner, Monroe
County i ti. J. M igaa, leaoylarCoaaty ; Jonu H. Coibv,
Koaaaalaor Coaaty I Blaatra BL Pag .Oswego County;
Edwin (i. Jennoy, onondaifa Counti, and William W.
Wrmht,Ontario Conatf.
Tl.i n are SOaM ln.lic.iti.in? flint the Jidin K> UjT inove
tneut is much staroaftartaraatghaat mTb state than most
IKoll clan-ur-\\ mi: a lo iic'icve. In the lusi two ilais
eevcnt.v-tlve addiUoaal tattdCB l.ave been rec< ived from
h ii p.ertsot l ha State, Broasstag the rapnoit of promi
neui Democrat' fot Mr. Kelly, Oa< n.rres|Miii?enl
aiiieo thai J-.hu Mm dooh, a lawyer m ?heunug County,
who Dniuiuuti : I i-.us B?ibiasoa for Don in n-r iu il>
Couveutiop 1.1 lsTo, Is o|.< Bpposed to K dili ?ou, and
intends t<> vote inr Oornell, mui "to nit Ilouiusou
taice instead of oaea." A letter froaia comm m the
northern pan of the Btafa gl at the paatea of 14o Herne
era is in iwo suia . rlliaires aha ^>i.i nupport Keiiy.
Another corra?i>oBdanI writ.-*: ?* I mw on Pridaj n
prominent Demoeratol Coitamdt Coumy a ho favors
votiua tor i orued cu n? to Braak down 1. ibinaou's voio
aaora aBVetually."
a gantleiaan arko Baa knowa Mr. Tnden rarj well said
thnt the ltojiliB.il ('otutliiliee .it iii* h' June llol ?! I
aoul t not got inn.-Ii moat y oai of Mr. Tilden. He knew
tait Mr. Ti den had nol oei n aaarb so .i?ri witii tue
" barrel " as in tcueroilv auppweeo. cm.) tho uardeht 1
agio es na tou.d gel M dollar out oi lilm.
f ho Kzecafave Oouiailttet vi hm llohlnsnn Plats Oogfe
mit lee met yaterdaj et tbe Bs.Jt.ues lluiel. A.I tn<
members ?#>re presoul ezoepl Mr. Puroell und Mr.
lieebtei. w. a Kowler, of Ktaga Uo., was elected eh ir
man, and W. K. Bnilth, of CUnrouO)*., a as made secre?
tary. Tue cb. ii in hi oi theaiakfJ Ounuill eo, Lester H.
Calk no , aaa aiUbor,! d tu apoolnt a coiuuiitt.ee of
Bfiaea ladtraei Utseaavaasinfiew?York couut>. The
Eaeeutito Comiailtaa sapressed IBt determination to
urge a aitoutr and aggreasiTC BBBVaaa.auU resolved to
meet ever) evening al lUu'oiock.
\\ UTING DJ VAIN FOR DI8PECT0R8,
REPuBVri THAT a MAMDAMtTI Tu TUR POLICE
BOABP WILL Ba APBUBO BOB TO-DAT
The Board ?'i Pollea took no action yester
I day In relation to the Ht>|ninitiueut ? f iniptctors ol elec
i lion or |k>U clorka, Tbbbb wata bbbbj rumors m poiltl-j
c sawiBaaanai thai lawyaraaatployed by lam- i
' many Hal: would apply bb UkB aaarta for a mandamu? to
eonipel i lie boiod to du Its duly. 'The papers acre nid.l
to be r< ndy tor Btaaei BsBkM htaaaaa Jadve, und would j
be submitted during laadap. Bui aolawytra appeared |
yeaterday in Behalf ?t Tataataaj before Judge Weat- I
brcok, tho only Jndga aa uc aaaeB ?f t e &upieii.e
Oaart. aad atads ipaheauy for a awadanius. it was!
aUited luni night tl> it thi BgplhniMaa 'or a iiiaudatuuk
would probably I?. un.de lo-duy.
TB Police Board will hold a epocial aieettag thU ?f- '
lernmn, whenUn appeintaaoataf laa Inaneetora will
again beconstdereA Onlv lan e af the commlaslouura
were al Police lleadiiuai lore y ? et id .y, Mi mi-r*. French.
Morrison and Maelaoaa. Ma plan af eompronusiag the
' dispute v>w bioiu niii. Bad the Beard nBI meet U>-day iu
the same condition of n do.id-. ek regarding ibe iiib|ioc
tors as when It adjearned ob raeeday. In ibe opinion
of aotbc politlebaaa, in. liosid u;uv reeelve n manoa*
urns direetlug ii to sppoiai the inspectors durtus Iis
session, a petl ion ti t a Baandaaiua la i ig oireulaled
for aigaaturea among tbe adbaraata of 'lufiiuuuiy Hall.
The i'ltiiionerh ?>l!l us-, toi i i, r. pn aeiitulion in t e
Boaida of luan-ctors of Bleetwa With the Irvine Hall
Demoerata. Mo.-t potitleiaaa ou bm Believe thnt the
Bouid oi Police will m<ke any appointments of m
? pei tors to- In) , und thhlfe that it la | robabla that none
will be appoiuit d until after leglBBUB r 'JO.
IHK 0RE1CBBACK MMALLT" A IMALL AFFAIR.
Not WltlKtMlltl Ujt the filRTaBI p(?t(lS Wblcfa
karaaderaadtneaMakadaaad BBPiaoaia in ihi.eity
for more thuu a week, iiiiB..iinclna the " aiuii l imIii "
al theflraaankaek Labar party at the Gooper Inatitute
lust Bfaaaagi tha gaikaila : araa Naall. The meeting *-ua
culled to order bj ?eo. w. l?ai uoab, aeeretary of tne
I trgsBlntlaa. who nominated Qenaral Bam aal J. Crooks
I f,,i (ilia riimn. .itid hi ?.i- rieeie". licocral Crtioks
I atadi a brief apeeea, and vaafollowad hi .Mia. Vercuda.
ai.o eaiik' n eaaipalgn aoug la tha air of "Uahy ulue.'
I f. w. [ayler, al PeaMtaylvanla. aad P. M. Fogg, or
M ilue, mude long si><. che?. Iho lew |rt?na In tee
bail Btaalayad an unuaaai ijeaiee oi rathaalBBBi,and
ele i rod und I lapped tlacil halnlo ul the MlghlBBl p._oVu
tBtrnt
PfAlMAaVaVl OP THB v. IIRILRl? MiUT1 PARTI
The N';iti(.Uiil \Voikiiii,riiien'rt jmrfy of tins
clt) held primary election* lual niglu iu the fbaaaWBl
A ?seniMy Districts, and chose de>g .tc* to the county
convention, ?Aii1i.li will meet hj Glm* Hall to-innrr >w
BYeulna There aro uo names of prominence lu tuo lut of
u. kgut es, _
PHI ?uil::k paiuy fthino.
n..?Tov, Sept. 21.?At a meeting of tho In
dopemhnt Hutler Suite Central Committee psslny, It
ii. I I itint nil c'luveutiona during the ourran t
cauipuik'n should lie united by a un'en of tbo ecvr-rul or.
genieatloti* favorlm; 1 tic election of Itutler. Tti? meat
tagwaalargelyattended,bataeldefrom discussions* f
tho situation, uo other action wi?a token.
TUR ph ILA PKI.l'Hl A IjVF.MOCRAox
Philadelphia, Kept. U4.?Tho Democratic
eoureutitm tit*l 1 (lit* morning nominated tho ticket
asree t 0|kiu at the mees-meetlng at Ilnrtieiiltursl Hall
la?t Satnnla?, vi*.i For City Treasurer, J. L>avla Pag" t
Beeistar ef Wille. Tbomaa Oieeabaalt | flhorrT, lam aal
fl.irrrni.fr. Tue Vatix Committee also ausiu Led thcae
Lulu Ina i ions.
F1T7 Lr.K Fi >B 1 HI LKOTSLATTTHB,
PiiFpei; n k spt ip ;% Vu., Sept. 21.?General
Fits Lee. ex-dlvislon cnmiuatidcr of rariiirj In the Con
fclerute Army, wa* to-lay unnnliui'tKlT nenniiattvl fur
thn State LegWIetnra be the di-bt-puyus of Stafford and
KiUtt QBarge Counlies,
J. J. TRANK! IB i t iH e f AT7T PFNATOTl
Alpany, Bept. 21.?Tho National ?in t tihack
Labor patty t'-l ty tuuitlnaied Jumc* j. Fian*...::, of
this city, for State Senator.
A OLBBOTMAH 8HOTBI his WIFE.
a mit. tvem ?lt TBABBtVg at TTtn TtTXABB or
SlHtTToUD, Conn.?a happy FAMILY BBOKBB
ip ny a r l.MpnitAP.y PR i>f insanity.
BaUMl pokt, Conn., Sept. 21.?A allocking
tragedy oecuired in the quiet village of Stratford this
r/mroing. The Krv. D.ivid L. Lounsi.itry, rector of
OkrkB Chnreh. was shot by las wife r.s he lay ash . p ai d
InstiiDtly killed.
A coroner's jury wa i 6;:i.:aioncd. Und asnenblca nt 8
o'clock a. ni.
Mary Ciimn Irr?, a errvrtnt, who has lived in the fam?
ily aOTCI *.?:;... t< stilled tout the relations of tho hus?
band and wife were cxctpltotinUy pleasant She knew
Iiis. Ixairiiihury to he eg Invalid. Mrs. Lounstiury l ad
told tho wit in-** the previous eight that Mr. Lottnshury
desired her to have nu op. ration perto-mril, but she bnd
refused, nml hud asked f he could utal.o ntr, wbou be
rapll at, ?? If you don't 1 will put yet! oui." 'i'ho Witness
hoard a aoiao about OtSO e'eloeh. Baa want la the door
and no t b is. [.oeoebory* whoaaai,M1 bavo fctUad my
husband."
Atitde May, n TiHcnt r'rl of r'rven year*, the only
child of the doeeaeod. waa awakaoed ny the boboo ot a
revolver. aba went dowa ataBa, andaBooB her father i
then dre?sfd und vast for n physician. Ilerniother had
been Bat re IH than Banal the previous evening.
Dr. a. tV AUaa kastbted that bo rottcbed tbo t?.n?e, and
BaB : 1 MBJBuU CimI Mr. Louusbury was d-.t?L He
pooh - i Bel wound, und i.si .-rinlned Ukal the bu.l kad en?
tered the basei of the brain, two Inches below the
eeeipikal arolabei me ?and nn Inch to the left of the
medeal Hue, pas-Ins; ohoqu \y upward, lie bad ale
teuued Mrs. 1/niiusbury piufcssioualiy, 111? iaot visit
was oti lag aal IL
The fbraasaa of the Jury Bfked Dr. Allen whctJu r Mrs.
L>'iuistiur)'a dMeaeo wea such as Weald produce tem?
porary baaaBti Beforw a rapty eeakl be made, on mo?
tion ol the clerk of the Jury, reporters were ex( ltltled,
snd ware not admitted aortaf tbe roeaalnder of tbe
nbyatrlan'e ezaniinetion or at a visit they paid to Mrs.
L- at ibnry, who ovum rnum above.
Ine p.-to! ah. a aheap *? tbirty*two" revolver. From
? lade fro ml of the f iinily and member of the nnrlsh It
wit* leane d that Mrs, L"tiiistuiry pun hao-d tbe ra>
volver In Xew-llavcu u jeur asTO on uoeounl of tlmiditv
Coline^ n nt oi en nu ntteinpied robbery of the honso.
Bhe had oorooeird the knowledge of its purchase irom
her hnaoavnd. lae la a lady of very foil habit, mid .ob?
ject tti rus>. al bleed to t t lo ad, loa leaawasbera bar*
\?n an atteeh el that k<nd last alght Ihed.aaed
graea sad gol her a drtak oi water, after whieh she
remembera Dotblng until the dead was done, nho Is a
sullen r also 11oiti in ur..lt;ta.
Mr. la.nn . .in v a ,o i,e n i> tlilrly-slx years of one, and
Y.H- ii graduate of Trinity Colleen Be Brat praeUeed
ntedietne. and became acquainted with kla wife by heteg
called to tn at tier prolei>lniiully. Tbey have been lo
aeaad at answraned say a ysai aaS a imir, onrtu^ wi.igu
Ulna thereotol umde many friends, ill* wile imc baUSfl
lu tbe bnl.it or r. aetVtag oaliera, Is nliuost ? atr inirer to
the u.<mber> ol the laiTali. She Is veiy much pruatrati <1
iiy this affair, and declines to eon verse, not know Ina
u hat to say. 1 here Is *Mid lo have been insanity lu her
funn y. There seeena to he little groond tor doubt that
the deed wee done durlag a nt ut temporary insanity,
caused by bodily dl raaaaad aifiitfsaeai incident io a
propoai'tf operatwe, to w bieh sue obj i-o d.
TneloUowiog waa the rerdletel thejaryi MThedo
cei.stsl i Mine to Ins d u'.h by a pistol hbot In the bauds of
id* wile; u.e net brlaa coinutitted daring a eoudluon
of lempurary oeranaement of mind, occusmnej by
gaaaaae. _
B?BN1N0S OP THE !'?> SB8YLVABIA i;f>.ll>
Philadelphia, Bept. 24,?Tbc ?IbbbibbbI of
t he hnshnaa of ail toe hbea ef tbe Peassytvaada Boll rood
Company i tat of l'.it-bura- and Ktie for AagBSt, I07B,
n* eomparwd irtth tin- sante period In 1*7**, shows an In?
crease it: ere;- rarntnga <>f (10,117,aa Increase in ai
peaato of PTIWTTI. gad a dnrieeaa in net aaratagaof
MOQsflBt. th eight atentba of 187B, gg eompered with
the n.iine l i tlod in I S7f?, show nu llii'ii i'" in fcio , earl.
Int..? oi gl.21H.llS. an Increase la ex - enses of 08O0.7M,
lied an in.as la n"' earn Inga or Bglg^isa, All lines
weal "i I iitsbarg and Brie tot the ? leh months ol lsTti
aben aanrplnaover llab?ltieaof BPO^'iS, being n go in
over ti saaii period in is?*, of irJ. 0.4S8.
tbe Mi inn j: 0pjbnn18 p. clabkb,
BoaTOB, Bept. 21.?Tho Jury in Ac eaas of
tie Bl by* agahMl Dr. KBaball and MwdameQ.brteg
tor themnrder of Jeanhi P. Clarke, asamfat IBM ni un
ing and reported a dlsagreemeaL Tke fnty waa dhr
oaargi d. Ii .* repoi t.-.i thai akrvea were tor aoavtotioa.
TRLl OB IPHiO son s.
BBmoB -Ii.v; it IN OAJTADA
St. j?diN. \. R., e pi. 24.?The Bank of Montreal
laasta.. l.A.ni; l'ile-1 Ivei.a a pn> vul jaie.n.
thi BBUOZliTB IBVITATIOB ACCBPTBD,
Moktrrau8 ot.24.?Tht Priaoeol Wales Kiflf
hevatorasaPr aooeplsd aaBnttadaa t<> fkaaBreaktyaaeat
J" 'r* AM BEBT OOBTBST PosTP?XKH.
BaamB, .Hept. 94.?The areherj eonteai whieh
area to have bagaa at Beaeea Park t?te BSornlBg. aaa beea
b sed until in iBBiiao on accouot of the bBthoneat
weather.
TU K ABOLO-OABADfAB 0A.TTLB TJLAIBt
Iliii.ivii.il. Ontv Sept. 24.?Unrini the saaaon
Ii..? elosed. e drei la tins city have sntapodte Kntrinnd LOW
raitie, i.-.v. sine], and to aeraae, ta ued st u >ic tima
o.in,, no.
Tin; CABAOIAB ntDIAHl ST'l'FEblNO.
TnaoN hi, 8< nt. 'j..? I be triders throaghonj ue
gaakatebawaa t illo] te;.eri t ,ai the tawBaas sre ?u^-niir
? i Irani I '. ll el (oil ., i.ut en !ar ih-y Lave made uo last
IBs utov eaten ta.
,\ i OMMBButAL OLTTB in sr. r.ons.
BT. LoDIA, Bent. 24.?11 i Lotitst'lnli, mi or
e*i i hi.,ii. t atotekanta HoadlfidafterBarilarclnhais Bew
Vioii and other Bas'ora dttes, >ii iaa<iaurat?4 lore Uat
m^hi arltb bm -no rabk eorsataay,
tbbsp1 BlOUt botb8 OP IABATOOA
BamaTi <" Ml*a, X. Y? Kept 24.? In the Mann aota
?.nn to lay. sin i Bddittoaal eyldanss t?. sitn.tHniii.ta i heir
case. tb? Viiii11 i*. sgaui leatad. I ko nefepee renewed tbe
a>atsse tare nan at t. lartgi TasaaanOaalad akoaasiasst.
BA I HEB a BAOT1 BTB1 KB.
PoiiavitLK. BennM Bept. 24.?Tue beaten ami
puddlera at ibt Pals tlta raTUaar-tBUl atraoh to na- farsanv
craasi "i wa . . istill is Bperataa by the PnlknieiidiU
and Hitadiaa i*saipsay. antkas sail baaa ra apanBea abeal
I so meilia*.
Ti;i n gBBAL Of JTJDOB WOODWABA
Wilkksbai h. Penn., Bept. 24.?The remaina of
tin bill Jaair Wooawatd will be i bibs trad fraas Bamdaa. B.
^ . io WlUtenh. tot lalereasnt. rbs tun^iai will tike
j...a . I. ? i.i i i? s.delice oi M a a ley \v oedn an ou baluniay
tot 2:HO If. iii.
Tin DOBTIH1DB BZBIBIT10B.
Ottawa. rVpt. 24.?Tbe Dominion Rzblbltion
wa* formally ..n.-ni*l to-rtay hf Hie BxOSllsney Hie i. .v. ?
Ueaeral aao th< Pilacaas Lowlaa, Teen ware ll0,00n peopM
nie-. : i, and us then I n <? I. in e??. Ir.jVe un to ti e fcruuad Dm
ia*iii.uu.i.i is i at srsd reedss?oaty.
TOO LOBS a BaJfOB Al.TOoKlUKlt.
BatNTOK, N. .1., Bept. Ul.?Among ill. malche.s ui
Iba nameg Tallaisilias si ihs Hnnun fetat? ii-tu-e tsone
at si* i, i .o.m ? and 1,108 paraa. a* it ib avast al that las
aiatrh aanenl All under aarh cnadlllnns. the Ui?iane. a bate
aeaaebaag Atel u,aooend la isivani*.
t.N i I tat nt PBBVHBT8 A t on VTOTTOV.
PcyiTfyiiuc, Bonn.. Sept. 94.?The jury in the
rssefit William lorrev. lermer y ea?liler ol IBS Plfat Bsv
tmnal Hank <4 Ashlaad, Who haabsap so tnal, .barae? aitli
rniiieti lue inn ??'! Hb at, after bring ool aiBeteeti boors,
hat t. tad 1 ? reo. Thaaa ?.m akrvea tur cwuvictnui aiei
oiie Mg :i??|ilillal.
A ION vi.N lltlN Ol i HK Illlfll < A1IMI.K S.
Uattum, Ohio, ii pa. Ud.?A eooventton of the
, i.x in.i CathaBeBeee^ehml iFaiaa ajst in UdaiIty
te-0ay. a law aracesaioa waabsld thB BaorniBg. Tbe cue.
reul. waafafatall) aeleaatodby Major u?i/. at barton,
and -,n<i lies a. re atade b> Jmi.e i.a for, of UiiMcPy, foim.inr
at the seder, aaa a B. Blstar, at Rtehessatd, Va.
4 BBW kanOOIATTOB OP PtBI MBb.
11 i s i? ? \. \.Sept. 24.?1 he Maie Convention
ef FbeOJSO assisted a e. . - l- linn f. t Uo eii.ite 1 n.?:, , u *
lie Iii r AB,Uii?ti,.n i u its v. hi I elect* I tu r Boa 11. < toleara i
Pir.lovul, Ui .l.ntj H. Hnisn, N. aark ? Vico-PiBStdrut*.
Charles Mi 'i'.ll. lie; 'or. ; A. J. i'.i'i \, I.r-ey lay, j ,|?. ?.
Ii i. ii I 1.7 i'o 'Ii Treasurer. Colon? I f>peie it. Pa ?aal? ; Bet
let-.} . Iran* Ml, Neaars.
i hi .-.I AT K tnUoOBElts <i] WAIl AnSiK lATloN.
ToLkdo, Ohio, BepL 24.?A grand re onion of e*
prlsntiers St Wa' is l<> Is- held Bl 1 sleda, < kMOhat 1 and l. This
r?uni"0, a i.n b la Ihr tiro uf its kli.il In 1 lie We?l, Iis? lor |ta
oi.ji 11 auapiy thai or bBbtOIi ? to aid Meads aad i satradei *o
oi>i>oriubiiy ef i. fi.lnaleaaiiier once tui.ir. l.dsiiitt avet aid
time,, mnl C 'tnpatlnc wlutt time h?* bt.nihl.1 lo cm Ii situ?>
tbrli? sej.sisiioi. Itftcto i ears fck'o. There sul undo... .. >
h? s gteat erewt pr. aent.
THE PRESIDENT I-X KANSAS.
.receptions ai vakiops L7LACE&
STOrpAfiis at Hnum, F'li r ecoiT am> BtVsaP
WriEItE?MICU BPSBI U.VaKINO axi> iiinRAn
isn.
President Ilnyes ami tlie party of travellers
fitli Lim reached Kansftg yesterday, having;
made brief stc.ps during tlio day at BofJgHg
and other places in MkBBOBlL There was a
prent deal of popular enthusiasm all along
j tho way. At Parsons, the principal speeches
of the day were mad<\ It Baal been arnuiired
that tho President will spend several days in
Kansas. General Sheridan has left the parfy.
iNnni:sTs BTTHI way.
oTtEAKTAST WITH A VKTF.PA V?TIM* C1 ''WPS AT 7 flE
STATIONS?pnoORAMME OP THE KANSAS TRIP?
Till' SPEICHES.
BP.DAUA, Mo.. Sept, 21.-President Hayes And
rmrly nirU.sl b*re at 7 n'elook. thin niornln? fr-an
Hani ihnl by a special train ou the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Kailnud, under tho charge of Mssera.
Jones, Mitchell and Huntington, oflleers of tl.c
raatg, The party now Boasbrts of Pr?sident Hares,
Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Ilurchar I Have-, QoB< ral Sherman,
and Colonels Tourtelhitie and Ha.-on of Iiis shaft
The party was met at tho railroad station by a
ooniinittce ol citir>ns headed hy tho Mayor, and
waa eaoorted throogb tha town. Breakfast was
eaten with Colonel James at his residence, after
which a Uttla apaBlflng waa iial ilged in from
the p<rcb. of the house, a crowd having asseui.
bled tiicre. Mrs. II ires w .'. cnil-d for and erected
with cheers. Alter tho talking, ?Mab. was brief
ami Informal, a number of the kB dlugcitisena were
presented to tbB President aad to Mrs. Hnyea.
, General 8bendaa wbb loudly called for, but Geueral
Sherman Informed the disappointed peoplo that
" Linie Phi*' bad returned I ? I ha
A National Bhlafcs a 1?. fired tri hanot <>f fie Presi?
dent, and fifteen gnus in honor of General fcher
iiian. The i'r.-.i ! j,t aus e.n.ri, c! to llie train by a
band of music ma] a nklegatlefl of citizens. The
train mudu u lia't here of about two at.d a half
hours.
tt1k PBfl l:\mmr OJ BABBAB,
UBA9B IflSaBOX, Km., Sop'. 24e?Tha President
snd Governor St, John aava agreed upon the fol?
lowing prugraaiflBa for tb? rest of tho week t
The parry will go to tfaosbo to-night,
They will leave tl btb st such time Thurs?
day afternoon as wiQ bo most convenient.
They will then go to Euiporla, and take the
Atohison, To;?eka and Santa I'd linilroud to Port
Dodge. They will leive t bore on Friday morning,
stopping at different points, and hope to get to
Topeka before Bight) so as to have a reception at
tliecspltol iu the evening; If not, fiiey will have a
reception at the capitol 80 Batarday morning. Iu
tho afternoon thaj will go to Li aveiiworth, stop?
ping ut Lawrence,
a RUMBBB or BBOKPTrOBB,
r->itT ScotT. Kan., Sep\ 21.?'Iho President and
party arrived here at half pBBl 2 tbla afternoon,
after a very pleasant but not very eventful trip,
j At Winds >r? a s:na!l station on tbe road?a few
hundred people had assemtved to see the Presldotit
and General Bhennan. Tha train made a halt of a
few m inn tea. and a general seramblo followed to
shake the President's hand and to see Mis. Hayes.
At Clinton the same scene was repeated.
At AppltMon a platform hi I b BB erected and
preparei ions made of an elulmrate character for
the reception of the party, but much to the disap?
pointment of tho oil irons, who had assembled,
thero was only a short stop made. Tho President
Coiigratillitled lie peoplo on tba liaiidsoiuo apptmr
aaee of the town und tue ad ?national fae.l.cioe
they seemed to enjoy. General Sherman was in
troducrd, but did not nuke any speech. The peo?
ple inauit'-t'-d much outhiisiasui-und cheered the
President heartily.
The train BBBBBd at Nevada, an 1 the Pre-ident
shook hands with tha names lor five minutes and
then moved on.
Upon raaehi g Port Seotl tha President and party
were dnven in carriages tbroBgfa the streetsof tho
cite amidsl throngs of sanariBg citizens. A plat?
form had been pal up m froal of tin Oners II misc,
where briel apseehsa wen made. The President
was introduced by Governor Bt, John, and said :
I'n i' >w t'inzttss or K.i.s.as : X- u have alicady
suffiiiouil.t learu dthai ae are not bent to innUc lout,
speeches. Portunatoly or unfortunately the time-table
bei iieeii prepared tar as bystbe oflei ri of the railway
company, and a*e are bryiaa to Un up to It as well as we
cm. On account ol tie aadi ncee who have been greet?
ing u? from tne bmsbsbI we lafi Chicago until now, we
ha?o felt it aoiuewbst diffknil o earn onl lurnlinof
travel, ami It is dlflkmT oget naed to making umi mug
mop-. Of course, one is naturall) ?! nmna of saving
soinctking when Bespeaks, bat ibe time Is no brief thut
1 iii*i -t ileeliue p ?fierce, trots eau thta into topioa winch
IliV.le me.
I tkank Ike GoTeraar and the people who haveoosm
hereto >> iU oiu, me, and, ta bis rci arks, 1 hope the Gov?
ernor i . i ri ?enl ? tba leellaga ??: . I pi ople of Kansas In
biskludlT weic line mid la tola reeeptton which we hnv?
received here upon entertaa the gateway ol Kanaan,
rtne.v I do no knew of ssy community air. wnere on
earih wbnee w< e BMSadbeMltf approval t value moie
highly thun those art the people ol Kansas. [Cheers.J
lue people ul' kabs8s i.aVc Usea allraoled to I
this beautiful Baad Bf many motives, nut It
e.nuol lie forgotten thai tbeae pe. pie foimht
tin battles af tteedosa, sod to eatabUabed a well-ae
served reputation. Voo were here Is ibe hegiuniua of
thai ' oiifl ? i. and the people of tie Plata st.I hy your
pi inciidea niiiUr tke leadership ol Aorah on Lincoln and
bat i led for the fn ?.loin of the whole ei BO try Yon stood
h' I ? to thi end, aad WSea Uw klatorj ol tin Btate comes
lobe written, roar nable conduct 11J be recorded,
whioh alii give a hUli. eonaplcooaa und noble place i ?
tin people of K .Iis?.. [Chi ? i-.J
I wish to do * I ? in mi i ?> d n rjr abortlj ?fr? r I
wn? luoucted mto tie atVea Badet Ibe Oovemmi tit w:.leh
I now hold. A ii eiiil laid to ate : " 1 Bo bmitiees of li e
rreshleni i? to preahta." Ace irdmaly when 1 meet my
fi llnw-rltlaitna I am Is Ibe h ibtl as fai is 1 e n of pinn?
ing the other genth oses to one side and nud< rfakn i,- tn
presld?. fLaugbter end rbeera.] In that rapneitr 1
nun bare tbe pleasnrs of iutrodaclng to yon u geniic
111..11 soun w hut fHinoils in :he in!:<t.tr)" h.story of the
rountry, Oeaoral BBarman. fLml i.nd entbualaaiic
ehiers.|
General BherntBB bbbu forwatd and said briefly :
Tea bava Beard that as kava bat n tew Brfaassa
left 'or oui si.iv ai PortSeatt, XBesa few minntei havo
st.ill. d for yon to sea your Preeldenl and ine ?rnt.il
pai i n ho aeeompaay Blm. I Bappsa i<? Be one of
tboae. We have been called aat alasoel oreryflre min?
utes Iu tba da) eine? we left Chleacv, ami. Indeed, for
two weeks before that due, ao thai we bars but very
little to say. What we barn ^sid abroad) in?* been
pi llitod nuil re.id by | oil. I have beBB hue DMB) bs irs
a^u, before some of these ronagsr aiea wi re horn.
i navarwas statlsaad al ibis pbtca ipiniig the war, tun
I wua siutioaed al Pari Learena iri i, and bava visited
Port tilBeae. Per naaay years I imve Beaa aaaaaedm
milking y?ur frontier aeeiire ggaln ' Iba Indiana. The
k .? uidPolowatlsarlea need as ba araaaa Bern, lean*
noi ? ? here th v nr.- sewi Msey bava gone assy.,
'i ngatsr ami abeeraj A aether *et of Indiana n?s
e, ititix up. [Mora laughter.I Aad mm tin appear
ii.i e. I .!i,m;!i| ,h\ ,ou are u !??! lei set of ll.dlaUi liniU
ii ? others, f u< nt asd -?? igbh r.J l bona von adll ko an
lupravlas until ron ntaka k iu?ns the boaia of liberty
and fl< etlniu. ;laoud eheere.J
ibe party tm ii visited tbjsOaatcal Babod Bnild
inj. ami Bbp)?received by the hBBohert aud ehil
ilien, shaking hamis witli many of them. The Cap?
ital C.iiards of Topeka. the siart'oi Gnvert.or >t.
?lohn, the BPS companies oi rmt Boott, the Mayor,
and tha City Cktancil aad n larp dslsgattaB af altt>
Bow btrtadofl by tan Co.net Baad, tarn cd ont to ea- j
Bort tha Piaatekatt thrangh tha etty, A bait of aa
h ai aas Baada? al tha aad af whiafa Mats tha viait?
snratarnad to the tram aadptaeasdadan tbett
b nr.
K a N s \ s OOMPUMBB1 Db
Parson's, Ham* Bapt. m.?The Bxeontlvapart]
Bgff! d at tids plans at p. BL) and, alter
cous'iltatioii, IBBolvad to lurry hire 8TSB
niL'lit. On the arrival of the tiani, the
BBBOl cla.ai K a-, happy Bfawd surioiiiin. il UBi
Iii si.loin's cur an-, wait-d for him to show hiBBBBtf
OB lbs platfarnt. When In' uppenred he was greeted
Srfth ahaen and v. ch-otned to the city and to the
B ib by r. C. Cory, an behalf ol the laiiiniilpalHy.
] I ? PrsgltlrBl ii ..lie B brief reply, lb *,,.d :
Patxow Ottnsnss i After BnrveUiag IBB eg BOO adlss
mtlay.aad narattagaeesaaaaafabhi number oi savaaV
I.iw-oHl/i-ns, all ol them anxious, BJOSB ni.illVi ? of curl
aaBtgi sg far atbsrrsassna. btsss as aad hsai us, if t>tut
uuly lo iay* a situle word, you will hardly
axpssi me toealet neon .luv axlaaded t ? v. to day,
fbe inry largi siuabar ol lopiet eii^<e?teil by my MtBd
Mi. i iv woaht fsralth i.is'?rUI tor n lum.? sp?eeli.?
too long if 1 were in follow It out, and 1 think
, k? IBS Ii n ie.< wouid r.iiner roa'ret It than otbur
wlsa. I ns?ure j-on that my Journey BUM fir
lias been very BaTOOaBhkj and we kakve seen all aninud
Ua evidences of very great prosperity, of tapld growth
and priiitartlTcaaea of soli, IhYongoenl los ni'intn.
TTsfTSlapavfsapoMmuchHI this Stats of Kansasns lu
any of tin- no ? Staira.
Wttheat gi !ng lata tho history of k ?? ??im. sssV
rbratcd at Lawraaai recently by a inciting of
tho Hi-era of the Slate. I am Inclined |o think
It la the liest B<!vertic il common t.? In the Cnited
f"ste?. (L uiBT'itrr.l In Iba Blatt Of ?f advertising your
cr'-atest MBSOeaa st bs at the Centennial, nt Phils hlph-a.
The world gathered there to 'earn whst thev BOO Id. Mr
BnlgBlcul I?. after bavtag g- ne rather hs?illy through It
?for f Waa not allowed to abooaa luv tune, tu i lsee of
seeing things then any more than I sin now, I was run?
ning thmiigb hastily a great expoal Imi-thai it wa*
areat lu ?\er> war. great lu It* remit*, for It ha- done an
Immeaas g.ael larnnghoel the rivtiired world, fn
looklaa st the Spanish, J-ijiancte and Chlm'so dls
titnya I waa plnaartl| but tbe mat of all ?*?
Ika display of tan Ptala af a*aasaa [Cassia.) Br atoning
ait thatyoo kept ap villi a seile? of advertisements,
j one of which Wae the t<*nr of a Viilittne at reports tl.at
beateaaj Othseloportothai I have net with irmn any
[ OtherStatea I am in the hahlt ef looking at rtaBatteal
report*, and n Flat fin ring had my mini directed In this
way bv an lug iheae reii-Tis string me Information of
Iheprodueta and eeakntsna of tjke eoaatt*y? I came to
vl'lt tour Mate, ?o that ton see I am ria-ht, upon tlie
who e. In saving that you are un exceedingly well ad?
vertised Bommen I tT.
7/M W?BDB AM> A BLOW*
a sTAiMf.iNt; ist llDEMT in a Hotel,
lx-ti.i.?.-tri-i.it lOBh c. an w nn ihrs a HtitrionD
Hank ku in tin: BAU. Of TkTI i li Til tTRt Pi:.
The loaagofa la the lobby of the ruth Avenue
Hr'-I ?? ii.t tiuptcil in their ili-ci*<lon of the
wnlking match, Keily's b It and kindred timely
tuple., kboal half-past 7 hint evening, hy loud and
angry erorda bain (led with profanity, at
lh" rr->. t al of the hallway. A Uaw
followed a- I a BtaJat, whieh waa quickly
tetiiiiiiate 1 l.y tho interference of tho
byetandere. Tbe partlea to tala gaatrvl were John
C. Now, fonaeaiy Doited Ktatea 'treeoorer, ami
George P. Biaaoll, a prominent baofkaraf Hattfard,
Conn..a bo not lb n among ins patron* Mrs. Harret
Beeebeg Btowe, Governor ?Tewel] and ether atatin
gtdehed p< none. I?v the tun? inquiry could bo
Blade, nobody DOBIlgtlhnl Wish the hotel couM
be found e bo saw t he nt-turbance j not a clerk nor
aatOgggBgorboj knew thero htwl been oue, Mr.
New ma.lo iho falle iviug atari 'incut t
TI La trag p irely a pi raoaal guarri l, growing out of
bnaineaa matten? Five years ago the Deanfcaoa
Hoaae, m Indiaaapoba, was *oM ?aaar resweloeere,
uml was bought In by Mr. Bissell. repreaenting the
boodholdere, In Am II, 187m, I offcned Mar $.j??.?k>0
for tl.o property, stipulating that e tk-ur title sho.il 1
boaboWB. l'p >n tnvcstigai iop, my lawyer foun.'. n
cloud in tue title, and I mote Mr. llisacll telling
In in o/ tin bet) hut ho never replied to my Letter,
nor noticed it In any way. In March, l$7t>, I
bought the hotel. After this one of the bOBiholdan
waadleaadiaflod with tho aulo, nml Btaeall muilo
a state'in nt in home New-Koplami pnis-r
?aying that I bad beau galltp of n bnaah o' con
braet in not concluding tho former sale, lion
gidered myself much aggrieved, Hnd wrote him. de?
manding u retinrtion. To-night I saw him for the
f.rft tune, nnil repealed my demand. Ho said ho
had rot doM it. I said : 1 If yen say It is uot tin \
come to the ?Ii sk and give me a paid M thai effect j
that is oll I want.' Dal hu re/u.-ed, and 1 struck
him."
" i>td yon c.itl him a-Mar!"
" Well, I siippos - I did i nud if hd should r< new
li's om-iiee i iho dd be only too happy to repeat
what 1 said ami did. If anything rtrtt < r is datttt d
I am reatly, ami will have a ilepnty. ton."
Mr, Hiss IFa iwtara fi.tho opera was awaited,
and he received the reporter frith bploaaaat fin e,
BBtrred onlf by a pu ce of court-plaster on tlie
bi Idge ol bui w sc. Be said t
Tregrel tbbtocenrrence exooodlngly. i have no
dcBtrn t<> llgiue in such an atlsir, hut I would much
rather occupy mi position than thai ol Mr. New. 1
was kalk mir with Mr. BeOBaoo, paoasdsnat <>i tho
LvaiiKvilJe Hank, w neu Mi. New cams up and geht .1
me to go aemea the ball, aa he aranted to eaik wiih
me. I had made up my mind to have nothing
to do with Mr. /few, und declined, Jiut upon his
urging it, I weal with bim, and i aak a eeab Bo be?
gan to abaaa me for sat ii ?' something a boat him m
the pagan, i replied that i never hud done so. He
sanl,'if thai iaaoyoomeand write a rrtwcdloB.1 1
refnaedtoda Ibas, ami said, 'Ml down, nml let
iis talk it over.' hut instead of that bednw olT umi
strnck me. Before 1 raoovered myself, be was m the
batsda of several geatlemea who wan preoi nt, ami
araa taken away. 1 sold bin the b?te] in Indian*
up.iiiase .er.il yean a?<o. gad when he arnveij home
be arrote nae thai the t.t!. aaa not ?' ar, and 11. it
he would not l ike it. l replied, offering toelear
tbe title, and Baking bim not to bael downi
hut received no reply to tlie letter* 1 hail
to notify the bondholder! of the matfer, ami
be sopciv.eeil the BCtlding of the oiMfllaiBi OlM
of the bondholders, I do not know w no, um m?.
iatiatiedabout theaJfair,and wrote a rbar?eelninn
lett i r to a New?Bav< n papor. ta abicb I paid no at?
tention, bnl wit i abicn load nothing to do. Bob
aequently Iba note] ? ae aobj on un efitf finu
a Boltimon party, ami when 1 came to
sign tbe deed, I found Mr. lV-it'* name
amongthe pnrenaaete. 1 bad meantime fulnii d
my promise to clear tbe title, 1 have na doubt Mr.
\ n Buppoaodl had publicly commented oa Iiis
conduct I hut 1 l. ul not, uml had noth?
ing to ntraeta Beveral pereong who ?.-.??
th antgii UHBiarhl commented on my oowardlao,
Bui Mr. Pliny Jewell, brother to Governor Jewell,
told them that, m Colonel of the 20th Mii"
aaehaaetuj BegtmenL 1 had alnad] faced
danger, and oo ward ice was nut to ba attrib?
Utod to me. I -imply did md can to he
the born of a hotel Light. 1 waa call-d n liar,
hut I do m>t thitiK thnt gentlemen sboala
teel called upon to vindicate (heir itu. gr tv by
fighting in public pl.t. i s. The pablieit] of tbio
matter annoy a and aesoa laben bm i bal 1 feel pot>
fectly aatiaBed thai my com.net in tblg. aolntbe
m got tat mis i ha: canoed it, is mu lt as boaoralde
men will approve."
CALIFORNIA'S U0SP1 ? ALITItM.
QBBBBati chant at IBB PttODCOB BZfltfABOB,
in .-an rtUMOIlOO?A TtSIl TO IBB luKis aNU
To BLACB POIBT,
Kin i'liANiiss'", S--p?. -1.?Oemral tirnnf ami
hi i party attended the graad ball <>f the PnUoa Do
partihent in aid of tin Wido an1 ami Orpium,' Aid
Aaaoeietion last right.
Tbbt morning tbo General received a nanbar of
old natch nts af Galena.
liming the fbreniMin General flrnnt, nccetmie'iieil
l.y Govomoi [rwtn, (]afarBOi*sdoel PerBhaa, Mayor
Bryant, and ifajor-General MeDawelL riaJtod tha
I't lim e Exchange ami neelved an aal bugBtgUg re*
eeption from tboea preeeur. Prnkieat C9a\ytoa de
11 v? rod a Ion f addrt of wolooBsO, uml after nu in
s|a>ct ion of various, ?tnuphtj of C'lilil'cinia products,
the part] retired,
[mnk dtatelj after leaving the iv' 'lue ? Krobange,
Geaaral tirnnt, bcsmmpanted by ltabn>GetM ral
MeDowoll, Judge Field, Mrs. Gnat* I.'. B. Gnat,
jr., and the Il?toeptioa Oonadtato, nas driven to
theWaehingtcgv-et.wbarf. Here tin party took
tbeateamerueaeral McPbenoa, which jraeoovered
with Haps, pouaanta and wreaths of flourera gad
pun oeded (? make a tour of the forMfieatlona in toe
bnrbor. BtopMtur a few moBtonta ut Hinck Point
to take aeventl offlcera oa hoard, Uta steamer pn.
needed to Angel Iglaad, aben the liei erul and
pariy wen recited bj Inn nfllrnra m annnaand gnu
shown around the.t. After passing an bearer
?o there thegusate rigited Alcatr?/. The Oeaetal
visited ?he inr ifleationa then and MmnliBacntod
tbeoommandioB ofOoer up.m tue eaoelleot goa
dltion oi the poat. He n tnillked upon the Hplennul
defences of I he barloT.
I he party then took the steamer for Itluok Point.
On arrival ther-a salute f I i'iit>-olglii .-im? wa*
tired hy the Battery. Carriages in walling t.?nk
t... party to tin- reatdenoe of Maior-GetVeral Uo
l>oa. li, tin hand- of the 2d ami 4th ArttBej v, und
4th Innatrv playing M Hail to the thief on Mr
nvat* and tha gold ion saluting. After lunch a ie
eeptiao began and trow tinned throughout tho nftet*
noon, in uu ptoiiiiucu: citi/.eris anil lai.ies ntt? mi
ing, baeidca milltsuT] g* ntletiiei., liming iho re
oeptlon tbe General met ii*?iu v old comiudes, and
the time paaaed pi aaantly, falling up memorlcaol
camp uml hatih Bold.
A TKI.IMIMM To MAYOR HTOKI.I.V.
iMii.ti'i i.p.ut. Bept, Sfv*-Mayof ntokkay. in re
?pongc to a oougralalatary dbujaUadi acut to ex
rriMiili-nt I'. H. tirnnt yosrertlay moruiug, received
to-tla> the folhya lag ladagtaaj t
Ham Fkam isco, Cal., Sept. 23.
Wat, Ik BfOBXBT, Viiyar mt PAMOdVLpAtUi
Ttianks r<n v >ar kind dlsMtek and loi the good wuhea
you ripn^s in the nams of Philadelphia, l reaaot now
tiiii.ie a tune for vlilling Pblludcipliia, but w.lt let ton
kuow. t. p. '.: ast
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
tin BRITISH LniEHALB A BOUSED.
ah BAftl.Y 8F-?io\ oi* iiik ni:11r-if ru.: i?'ir\t
defmi i? PJtOfiAHt.r?( I n*V SI.AVI ?? I.mf l'ati'l?.
It it proposed to hold a gnat ma>s-:iu? Mng in
London to demand a general election nnd rondema
the Gt vcrnnient. It is again ranBWBsd that th?
Untish Parliament miiv Mal m N mMlllWf. Pi I
I Ms marc k has proponed to Count Amlras-v a [dan
tor get,? r..l disarmament. In Cuba ''..omi slaves
Lave been set free ; tney baveenterrd into contracts
to work for five yearn, Tbe Sydney Pxlubitiuu is
declared to be succea-ful.
BbUTDjH TOADS AND rouTif?.
a ORi:at anii-ai>MINI?1 RATION Mil UNO THO*
POaaaX
Lo>r>n\, nTeaanaansy. bapt. Pa. If9a\s
Arrmipemcnis urn in progress for n mass*
nieefng at Hvdo Park on Sntui I i.v ri. if. in i ? :? r
the present grave crisl., to den ma the '. cmno nt'S
reekle.a Inr.i|>aeiiy, und to di SMSad an homed ate ap*
|>'*?l lo the eounii jr.
IntOSJISjnssanl serton?.!r contetnpl .fes stimm >n'ng
rarliement early in N 'Temher. No arflnlrs esaetaataa
hie been rt acard. BS BBSBS baa toit y< I SSSn a meeting
of lac Cnblm t. t ut the i reliabilities nre sHonaiv in fa?
vor of a Nnvemb. r nSSSSBa
The <its?gow pfgptrBB market's ?c*lre r<n'1 price* nre
higher f an at Say ttsss PBJISg IBS pi". > Igdsk a
month*. The revival Is almost solely tns to large inders
ft "ti Asset kn.
Th< operatives at Asbtoa wltlbsdtot today to decile
#he;hi r tn. v shall yield fo the masti n'termeof era*
tiiiao on ?i t Ike. Tne nil I ??? aera ?t Otdhara c\nr?-ee
sattSfseifSa with the reeall of tne iImhI Uioe moveuieat.
Pwhish fherdealers hat redan . .:. price of tl.. i.iw ma*
tarialat l?venooL Ti e a rkmeaal Coeaett, Jarrow.
Btoekton sad Harth naoL. savaausek lu.i'.a ibe award
of Mr. liilo, tbe arldfriiter in ttie great dispute mt a
Hot i n of Baglaad and t levelaad u mi i i aile, he Inn n.g
?n eide.i tha' tne wastes of aoase special else e?of opera*
live* stiall be r dm . i 1'.''.>|>, i .' ? f. in. adoflfi per*
cent, as aascluimed oy tne n. ask rs.
the sew ak.man invasion.
?imla. a Ba - ly,ears*. i. 1 79.
Ortioml Haki r, coniiuiui.lia^ a bliga la of
in. atony, am psababtp ahtaeS hu u. i ? us ita fron
K'hat to Cahui. to-lay. Bepjataaes I? ??? p- . i. d. 1 ha
force end'-r Uenernl fir Frederick Ko'ett?, consisting
of tnree brig ides. Iii all s\flOB im n, isim.v BSmpleesty
supplied with tr.tii>i'oria'iun, und ssadp sa Basra Sal
Oabal by the Leg.r Vale**. The adv it' ' i the mala
body, under QsOSBSl BVtgTbS, BBBlBeatBga\BBB m<-n will
begin luiiue 'I.itoly. Bir Vredi-rick Roberta Will bo "tip*
ported bj a res" its tares i f sonn la 00, aad r Gel n .Is
Oordofl slid Qoagh. Balding the kuiam V.Hey aad
iBBinfstnlsg soaiiuaateattoBs betveea tao advsaabag
Coraaasad >oruinesi iuJia.
BISSiARCK Av I) ANDRASSTfl PLAINS.
liOanov. tl iv, s pt. i ?.7?y.
771? S1nn<lanr? Vienna ttapatoB says it is
now clear tliai the object of the meeting of Count An*
dras.jr **A Prince H;*ru BTSB was to maintain jieaie la
K'nrooetiy a BtBBBB SUUaaSS, end to gi .ultlul y aapSIBBI
Baaaia tnnn the rest nt ?ktraoa.
1 i.e V i: Is t.'i i> poll !? Iii "I i/<? />ni.'y Acic $ U aim th.it
Prlaee Bleaiawk Baa aabmitteu a plan to tne Eni pares
of Austria and Count Aulra.-sy I or u a nua! disarma?
ment.
PBEEnfG slaves m i usa.
Mabbbi Bodaeedsy. Papt. 11 ists
A priva'e bBldBJTBBJ Irotn Mav ma slates tint
tbrsealSTa SatBteis.saaats si t.eoo, LtOOi asaHOBslstSB
respectively, have etnutiiM|iatcd them, and cotitrsctesl
alu. tin in for their services for five v. ar*. and that
otnor slave-holders lutead '.iwlas ttoeli rBaatBka
Nratal Depath ? are reeolvad n> movt iu ii..- < nt Pas the
immediate abolition of alaverj In Cnba win.out in
demnliy to the s'avc-owners. tivo hundred UrSSpS sbb
to be Bint lo Cut.a foiUiwItii.
Tili: SEWMABKET RACES.
I.OMM?. VVi In. - t iv, s. pi VI. IsTfl.
Tlic race for tho Graal EasterB Railway
Baaa'ieapsasssasT to-du> at the Bawtaarfcet Firat Oa*
tober MsBSBbBi und was won by PrlBOS I??.I>kofl's
lliree-tenr?-old bay tl ly Luc-ll ?. The sei otnl ice ? n*
secured by Prince uaTtbrany's fonr-yi r? 11 bay esBJ
Typhaoii. eno Lord iiMUBaVa 'oiii-j ears-end el.e.lLUl
cold IfSStar Kddale saSM IU thud.
PODS BELPAST HOUSBS BDSNED.
nilnbt. Vedneeda/isapt. vs. 197tX
A firo in this city to-day c#ini|ileu!y ile
slroyd the pi tecs of k.-:ii. ?oi( the fol' Win ; iiai:.i<d
flrmi: DarllaAOo^SuTaagkiia and groesrsiaforttsasB
A Bona,ambrelia manu leturrrsi Mi-OoulgaJ a Mack,
ti a i Young a: Aad ec son, ? kufa -ale warchonsi men. The
tu. -regale of the los es i" estimated ui BeOOeOOO,
THI IIAPLaVSOH OPERA COMPANY COMPVO.
laiNlx.s. Wednesday, Hep:. V4. l"7t?.
Colotltd Mapleeoii ami the pliiicipal BBbB>
hers of his opera company w;! ? . I la the SCOBSM i By
if lierlin, winch will leave lArerBOOl PP'sBortOAB 1?t
New-Yoik. Tbe sibar niamnera of ike company will
follow la the ?icaiiier City of Monireul, VblSB will aad
from liTsspsotsB BatsMBa last.
THi: IioriMtiiN PU8I0M ENDED.
i'Akis, Bsdasesmyi bans, vj IB7BL
M. Herve, BdltOC of ifie 8ol*k\ und tl SBBtt
In.'Ononntat, BBa wriiteu to the I'oiint de Claim herd
declining to attend a baaaast bt beaoc sf Iba Oeaarn
ilrtbdsr os tbeSPta ntst. The lettei Is regarded seea
etli al ileelaraOjon that tbe fnaloa el Ike Oi aui^tsuiid
la gltlBststa is ended.
THI BOUTH AMERICAS WAlf.
iiik BATA1 PBBB1IHO A BslBOl BOtTB ruBPBBdb
Pamama? Sept. 16.?Hbb/b coanaa boat P?ni
fbsB otiii isi sources nt tie reealtssf snail er of the Huna*
cr's enui-ioiis to the HiMjtli. On the V**lh id Atitfiist
sbnappsaiad aaTAatorastaata.aad speaed lire on the
easttasas and <>n t i.e Obiltaa isaasp n ibtast winch was
bBBsal so close hnaasrs Ibai tii ram aaaaf not op
psaaaB her. The (Ire a.-.- H mtSSBSi for foiu?
bouts. Tin- baltcri -s w.Bt ? ?. IBS tWB lur^. ?t
nun??ltn^Bsaaaan? bsasg dkaatenatad by the heavy
({iins of the llua-ciir. 'I I.e Antno ?in n leu ted
to In serious y ln)uied, w'.lh lor captulB
wouinled, and a iinini>>-r of dead among her SSBWi she
ssaBstaadtoBgbt, bavavsBj sattl tb BTaassas with.
drew , satished with the damata Iba bad done. !>ur ug
the fight It Is Stld that Admiral QfaB einle ivorcd to
U?. ans af tbe bsw Kagiiih stswedoes wbleh had b ? n
lull iy rei eivi I. I In- nie rstot du y biaia h d if over tha
. kb . sad oiT it wem for i hi Abt to. To ibe sarpnaa and
eonateraatloa of every eno on bisid ibe lluasear, tha
btfcrnal ssaeblne, utter praeei ding si" si Iftoyurdafrem
taa ?bip'a ride, latued shoal asd i .un dlrsetlp
lank again. A eoDlslOB Wes llilliilti.nl. und would
have ts-en fatal. Tbe ettaaikoa v.s ink. u m
at a siaaea bp o > aaag aalria;. Ideati naal UUa < a> tmm,
who lumped ov. i n .od.-warn to lie et II.' iidvaiiclng
torpi da, uu t, w ui, u bttle asartlea, - tie eedi d ib eh ??
butibt eonraa,oaaatngIt a i-.o-* nadei ibe llus t
<t' rn. It whs atferwfltd reiovered, bin Ada iral lltau Is
not dfcspoeed to try aaj 1.1 re taeh experlmtui*. i k-sa
tui pedaea were hi tended for aervks sgatnvl 11 < < bSi at
rroi la Is, hut the ln< kh nt refem d to has ....... i. Ad*
muai Oraa'a oeafl U sea ib them.
UnTKB t AHitii:i<- APTOIB t BD
WAaBTTBOTOB, Bapt. 24.?lim i'oat OllicB
Dssstrtnt nt ordered the sppeaattaaM of Ova
met.lint.id lelO'i eaiTl. i s Slid t-U u<l lltlolial
aux'liary earners at BraaklyS to- lay, IBS hnTBMS to re?
BStW BByat'hi rale of *>ioi? u >..i.-, an I tin Utter al
IBs rataeCBAM a year. The BapotntaasBta Bswastnn)
from tbS bat Si BBbatitatea and take ? ffi t li.an tin 1st
acOetober, Iba aea rarrl . a.< PWci W. rk'iinelder,
'. ... K. Handy, Jaaiea t. Ksaaaa, ?<? ?.K Woran
and I ben. V. Bunn. Also Jone il. Powell, J ihn Bbarkepf
bT J. Ifaaisotas f tat N N\ a g.Jam ?> I Btirneaua,
? .Onaga, Edward Poi ler, J ha Breemaa, it.oo
don Meserole and Jos. pli l/ilmneka.
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ant waa tbrowa ay a male u il ? Bitnaasts Mm* < e*teia??,
s d his foot b*i*anilnv entanglrd in the bsia*sa Be waa
diaga'd uioih uiaii a mile, nnd *u niauatisl ibat he . .i d.
a 0omo0i TOB BOB u\ BB aKf> WILi.lu.
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issued lot fas. pt. j.L.i bark, uf New Vota, ul* is r<a*r4?d
as au uupoiiaiiu arhaaaa

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