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\F\V-YORK. Tl ESDAY. 0( TOBER 4, IH*J
PR1CE FOl'R CE\TS.
VaL-XLll..No-i3.i0U
SYIIAT IS DOING ABROAD.
^oVl-UNMKSTAL A^D OTHKR WP?>-;
?,r,S.I FAMTUIS IMtq ?-*" .-I. 0*?*
K.Y-MK. Mltf AND ?? J'AUUVMLMAUY
i'1 HBfc ... 1 r? r?r?>a
Bb hndnd .U-wLs!i frmilM* h:ive kA I ?*
^ of th, Bta* will ta u,,l to ?*1 the
Sul uuthoriti/8 to i^H?i ??" ?? f^
lllldal,,. T!m ?*******"* J^J^
it,,U,v,l.rth<- Turk* to .?v.M-nat.- ?W ?
C,,l,l poiati OD tft. **-*t ** u:U d? ? >
M,Ki>.?.r'l'r '-i
lianiont n* ywt A qu.rotit> o. ?
SUpp? J to have b.eu sbfeped lq RNM*
?.,;}?,:., 0*. *-* ?,? ******
od Moeaiit of thenots.
tottomuniclpd
beexpree v,-t.nn ,ha
, thal . .-" w?J ol
! ;" uo;i
. r^SSpuartth.
THE WAi: IX BOTPT.
ea decidedtobrtag a
, ..:1,1?i!,-l..,:.-.t.-rti..-^..tlU.l?anr Bg
?.i i... - ;,t ih m ?-;ta waro?edala.
.MA.'Ht.-.-Aim^-- ^Pri^T,.!,
etadiltt KilHrt. Ar,l., ';'<; ? ?*??
irrived here irom Cairo tor triaL
Cairo Od !.-A prlTate examinattoa of Arabi
?sr?T?ki, ?.'"??'"?<>'
,^;:;,K!i',v;,i;;v',-u i?<x <-w?<- -
Britiab ofBe m Lon ?
THI TUBCXM1BEEK COMPUCAT10N&
iXBXm 0 ? 2*?The Govennnmt, m anti
, f t!? ,?,???,. toatJ ? ? tt
. ,? regartl ... thoirontler. b?a urdared th.r, the
border be relnfowofl.
oatta
froalier v.r.bimtday.
DUXOK NOI rOKBTIBE JU81 TET.
Immin. Oet -??A..hi.iMi..p Crokc wntei
UJL Jliiwitn-r -
t(,u. ,. ..nai.oiiolWo wat
tB PI1 BOW.lMM I ....
.?ry DniU Um coMtotneoay liw had mple Unw to
.ttmumeoJ
>ln !ir^,vI?Rbuwl,l,ar,,r4v.t,h.Mr
? eoniereuee of itie
i-oiu.. te*ln tmi.Uui-u tii- 18 ttliuBUU.
4KOLO-IB1SB AITAIB&
Loxdok, Oet -J.-K.ri Bpeooer, Lord-Iieu
arnv.cl 1a U-udon lodAf. IWf J
tno Ur-t Ti*lt he has m:*dt uere siuce tki Pliu-mx HU
icuri!
;lw:?y UllTfl ?MIM U> Thr O'olte tliut he b<
hai tbe bodtoi a( Ui
;..- ??>?, 1? currom in thedf??lct.
j| -i.U U1M1 B?V? UMBORMMdaMf
fclunrttdeoannlttedlartataL
'JI1>IN< FBOM TBE ABCTIC BEGION&
HAjaasnsT, Oet 2.?Tne st. mia Lotdee
!,?, ,,. tkeXan Sm rti?lutt?Mfl
fr.mi Md M BMOllBlOTlBrton ;'' :
Bfltetkodref w;i..t. Bbc tofl ih? Dantoh exp
- ? einberitS, ice-bound em fJ ind-?<*,: ot
l aud Uiej
to Ik; free.
?-???
HB. OLAD BE1 CER
I.(,v;,.,s, Oet ii.?Mr. Gi.xuu.n ia better.
H- .iruvr Hl >? BMHllkalBaillM tko wol
dttoojpaRlMtatki MUMwrtood oi
;W"' T
D TESmeATDiG THE ASU DISASTEB
Qn t 2.?The tOff Ann
| : n.n i.i- ? mlaC LaviaK od bounl tie
1)o<iiim oi tka (cliowiug p?obi vho |BiMltd ttooagk
?illlBl Of tfcll lt*Tl- A"^' J"'111 BttDiBJi
v - . juir^r; F. ^i.uik", otdrtuvn; -Ja(k->M,
BiiiBBfc'jnf Ltotowali Oal l '?:- K r". "r Ctorot HxHj
. mM u unKi.o-.vn man, BBVfOX
d Tkebodtoaof tw?BBtaow? bbi .n- .???'. bnried
ht K.i;.iun.-i. CBptmni Moble.of hm h.v AnaLon<t.re
]?? t? i :.i> maay bodtoi are floutmg BisaBd asar wkon
th. ?? w .r<- '.<> od.
(..ii [xowood, '?!?? , 0?t 'J?Ma.'h vbIobWi teatlmony
u Kiveo before tbe QoTerameai * onimlMt ?
?x IdUi tlie di<MM or to tac A?la. Mr. ??
cBBlnnao of tbt Boud of MeamboBt lDipe?tort, wa?? tx
Bnniiru. mid Hjtul it would appeur iti <t tae Asia ?m
taktn up toGoorgian BaywLtboat hU tajowbtdgw otcob
srnt lazeew* ki I I ? ?? uton ?tm aadefor
1<UT? t/? rarry hji lncrca?fd nuail>?-r of paasengers. Tne
<. uui.uuvou.-r, Captaiu Sco t. U. N., froia ili. teMlmou*
tae Ium heai-d !- Ol tae oolaion tliaf ibe can.tl ino.i? 1 o.
Im..h.< m r?4iicai'V vroaf ^or lake tratln-. i wUlprob
:ia. ai.i UBe ui>:*:r worka, aud r?)t?uiiat;i.d a a-ULr
aiia arcnirac imila nf boat?
WBATI8TALKED OF IN MADRID.
Madkii>. Oet l'.?A Idiniiw in>iu Otanada
r.-p.. ?!? aj,Teat aatbreak nt flre tn the ?uburh Zaontm.
>"la" i^raoui* have 1h?u iujuivd, Bad the lncs in tmuieu?e
Tin-iitiiKt.ini journau poaltiTsly iaajr?mcbMbb!
juai'i' of aa BDMBdlag MIuUUtUI ctUm) wltlob. M U
BOtficMted, ??( uid lead t.> a reeoBBtrueUoD of the OBidaad
un<J. i V.trnhai Serrauo.
( ENTSAL AKD 80CTH AMF.KICA,
Panama, Sept. 2-1.?Gabat disuatcht-!* aud
,.olr,, . . !-. ad l>y ateaun-r BateBBtJ ia refutmg
tbe renort tbat the r.-oeat earthquako BaOBBB expe
rieue..! u<-reexteudedovera waie radm?. lu uoinsUnce
hM?t??raBtM?l lauvcdjand oiriy alluvial isyoBlai
lon? hurrowed hy troi-lcal waU-r-? ???? BUDsldeU. The
pw>jii- have returue<l to the city.
B.BBB fcalvador, coiitin>i?-? in fruption, lmf no
ot;ier out^rt-ak of th<; kiod l?kaown at preBent The
rec?nteartl , howerer, if the t,u:oiy of the
pMBent oenUury to to be betleved, ladieBtc n.ui Mumo
toiub... r ^nie otbarof the RtaarBCiiaa faaneis Bbould
?.m,u 1.. iu fu.i blartt. At :'.::{."? a. BL OB tBCi?fII a ull^ht
??arth.i ...ke ?ho.k wa*tii-lt ia Litu i and oili?-i aaj .?"?
P^* . , . ?
? 6c?..r.- f.'vcr i? eaeranathBi the popuunon m
Ctavlutwit, H?ndiira<*. . _
Tbe C^tlaa Uwv?nun?nt iia- dok eomplewd :nl ar
,-y f??r re'.i.i.- lh>- 1'inivian n:*.rate
? a- |>llbtic ?u
. , , - , cate of peaee, u now dtbb
Boiivia aud virtii ilJy ralerof
mperorotaiM ooinin?iidBl tlio
In taa bm b
?1.-aty. .ii..i<"j.. - .>n- tut-rafon i^ntcruia* l that i?taoc
?
a'? iar::aaa? auxioi.-i;. awatl iur airnal ln
Pera. __
FOH rE8.
. <>c: -Z, HHli.
ri?a Ball )u^ n <l?ca?d the paattlaa af
I liaii. nlhtf i ?! .V i ? al.
A ttopatca fi"ii? Bt !'"? -: "A 1*r'-'e
quam
tjiirku .: K.>f. li : bi;.-v..l laaf it va* aHaaai af
Madi
Yukouama, aapi, II latl *???!'*?? JapaaaM author
ItiOH itautsl ? oVoerets tort>uldiu? tae iuip<?rt?Ui>u of kero
B?-rie?ll U wrr Uiau 11.". J. .,nw i<fi. to ?r<> iniu i lli-i i .n
iBfaaaafear of taa* jTAar. lirtlBa n \ owofoti
taaa auddenly b.-.n BwatpiMMMl BilU) Jui> ... B?JD) year.
laamno. Ot , -'. -i laiuuBad . Utlatod Irfl thia city
to-day tor ItaBtoo, lakin : i.ttrlr t?out? wilh tb<-iu.
ido.MUKA: . '><i,% -T..I- | BM iui!io(it.f? ai-re havf
aeiied a tiuatilitv of Jai>autuiu ho>him BBtarigaflal from
J?ew Viuk ui M. ili?a# A <.'o., tt'u-?io..?-?-i>, tor ?ale tu-.rv,
for utlua e.itrr<-.l l>-t.?w ni'-ir %ala?-, wliif.. ln .nUHial.-'!
?! ;.<?! .. . 4. id jjllO.Od'J, tae eutry b?iaK tor ?uly
tr>.<KH>. Th?- ui.itu-i i? undor tu?* oiiioidi-ration of ilie
auuiorliiHB.jt Ottawa. T.ie khxJm wer.- toun?jcued by
U-o.MpiH.ij jleicauiih- Guuiuauy.of MOOJ ?OBBk
bUOl ASD FaIALLY WOVSDLD.
WliUe tttlking to tome frieuda in Tweury
fourtu-nf. iaar nijfht Williaai I.ondr1iran, of Xo. 70:1 F.imt
Thtrteentli-iit., was ahot to the breaat by J. C. Marnhall.
of Eaat Niurh-?1. Ixmdrlirau waa taknn to hU home.
Ilii lotnrtoa are oronouoccd fataL Hta aaautlant liaa u?"
u ajTt'sUd.
#Z?J RBCORD.
DKSTKITTION Qf A BOX FACTORY.
Thi Um morj briek paokiu?-lK)x factory
oorupicd by Jodlnjii Yihujk, ut N?>. 40 tipriug-nt., rear,
ira* .lomroyed by Ur,? ajMab *"*? ""' at ? *? m- y*",ter'
diir The dnma*e to the l.alldln*. which wa* owned by
the Hiaga- Sewtna; MMMM ("ompmy, ?*? *3.'>0O; the
Inlurv r> rbc utook wa* ?5.000. The lcaea wm corerert
by iwmranoe. The cauae of the flre i* unknowu. N?>
oue, ao far a? known. bmlb-i-n ln tlip bullllns tn the
?Uy. The faotory ia HMnM by I?t^F**
wbuh nr.' eloae to it, Th-rc ?m a jf.-iicra! pnnlr u im :c
tbe oconpante of the Nmum ?'"???' ni''!'' .r|,."!?
:?? L'tvut alarti. Th? eXC led M
HOBHltWI t*WHpr?lMtWrM oaaaerea
Um flre extantftng Ui tbe tm.-iu. nt noui-s.
? _> i Ht-.l ln the rusrme
room The r. - r tb< ?;? ?. odlai B* .k <.>ern
? et from the bnrnlna; buildlnjr- Tbejr wtre
. Basaeabj tt n nhutters.
THI LOM Ai MAONOKETA, IOWA.
Chii 400b Oet 2.?H Bppam Omi th?'tir-f ;if
Mficnnkfta, Ii'wn, x?? i.n'i-tt'nou.i thaa wa* BfjaMTtad
ejkt TM B*ibrefea oiit in A. 8. Carter'a Bttefc
ln jck, ..i;d dcHtrnycl 'li.i' bbwfc aad tkoea frniue bti'id
l,1(;s |, i. - ?10,00*1 ilfHWi
?rvtktn ii Ob* vi'h a
large hurdware and curriase atoek. Uaa, -""?? ?
aoraace, IB&OOO; Keatl ? t, furnltm
| 000; Mm ?nic lodme, Jnolud
ol Katalit* Templar?ihe
kMwoftbe latter, ?4.000 ' otIht
e inauranee
eotupan I .lukuii.
? -
MILLis DE8TB0TED.
Peovidbvck. H U Oct 2.?The niill of tbe
TextHeWwtmagOtwpwjrwfiwi<?< ttflw bj Uw
iui?l>( r roinu :i* U o'ctoek tuie im.-'iiii.' in4 I
(J i.,-. tllt'l "I til '?<>
10; luaorani e, 16,000.
?.?J.?Tiic brif-k mi!l of fafea
fToo :, -'.i- >i> ttt?J d I'. i*? 1 '"'
nllllt. IxiBr. - '?? ?"?> "Ut Of CtUr
ploymenl i>y Um B
LOS8ES AT VABIOU8 PLACB&
FaboOi D. I-. Oct -.?Ti>
hOUBB of K-.iyiL'i.ml k Kwi.man, wli > mii.-ii.
oftlilacltj ?u Oastroyed by Bre thla mornlnx. rbe
140,000. npsn irhieb thcnii ?29400oi iutur
IIIH'C.
Towamdx, I'.'Tin.. Oct.:.?rp. tSest1 Uirga tataltue
: thla riH.ruiu-. ea u
i.icn oat ol en . luynteot.
BE1ZCRE J;Y .1 >/;/./...
Elmiha, N. N.. Oct 2.?Leri P. Llttle,
' ?'? i1a r-i'uuf\. t'l.ii.i;. itvi-ii apan iu..ny i i
booka, iuo.-tiy reUajMaa anbaeripttea warka, aantmntlBf
in rain ?' ? N f-YatJ u
pobllabinarhouaea. TlielevtMwen au4a u]poh
af!ida\. ?? -VU y, of Juhn ?;. P rtir A: (.'o., pi: -
Uefei r> ,i.'. trho ba I ag the
?? eiialoo aadCallanof CCCkrab
in nn i Vfinumaport. BoeUey ebargea tii.it wltl
(raodaleol b ralnnbia koofca aadta*ra,whieh
ven ikipped (oCbasaterlt ln at Wlllhituaport, ^\
? ont '"ii _' tak'-n troiii tlii- <i. ;..),, H J: imra,
ao4bem iii-;>o?od of tr' rartow looaJ inafaliauia aml
prommeutoh . . latterel^lm ti b?r< |n:r
i !a;L, I/:. the proMcnang flrui
Wlth CUllIUiOD an I cDIHi'.r ir;, u I 1 ,iu, to
defrstul pnbllahen. Tbe booka conalat <>t BucIj tound
pabllcatioaa, auch aa th M Lito of Chriat," tb
of the Btble," ete. Tbe pabllabera thoa tar tdentiflod
wlth thi pp John i.. Potter .v < o.. .\.J.
m ,v- i o. and v., iuun T. Atntea, all ?>: P
uml ThouaM KeQj i < o., of Hew-York. Tiie r-??.i:i>r
?. ai MTUUamaporttbat biaaoa
fltil wlH'ii tac tlrui !:?!.. 1.
A SllAP.F TliICK RENDEBED M'LL.
CincAGo, Oct. 2.?Thid moniin/r in th*? Cir
cnit 'ourt the sult of John A. flaiulin a* ttint Wlllium J.
. wliicli h..s be< ii on iri;il 'ur aevenl 'l;ivn, woh
i ln fnvor of Haaalta. Hamttn l? itroprifT.r al Um
liii.nd (Mjan Hoaaa ia tin^ city an<i Darlalafelab
aaajMnr. Um la't'T. vblle ?ettnai aa waiaaar f"r
. .. l. oecnred a leaai of tbi bntUUna: fr.nu Bordcn, the
I ol t*n yean from AprU 16, 1883.
abrooajbtaolt tooi . ? . i'.. ? ?? tranafer tlic
- . ii:in. Tbecoortde Ided tbat Davla ahoold maka
MAILWAT ACC1DKM IN ALAliAMA.
Mi;mi,iiic, TeniL, Oi-t. 2.?Tlic weet-boond
..?rtrain on i In- .W.-inpuis uiid < aar; (UM I: .
n:ct witli a:i BCaMaBl !;.8l alajM urar MadJaat, Alu., '2k>'.i
i-, of Memplu-.. OM p.i8-oiii.rr coacli auU tii<
?.vi r- tlirown from UM !n:ck. a:ni -.v ra peftMBa
!ii- Uaopnoaj-ou oeatda torIareported
to uavp liiid bia ifu orokfii. .NJr. ain! Mra. ".irnii I l ??
of Llttle Kock, ari Injared, ai -
liaiit, of tuiaolty. A brocen ruii eauaed Ibe act Ident
FAILV11E OFXMLaO* W. W1LLW&.
BosTOVt Oet 2.?The Jomnvdmjit The
?napi oatoa of VcJa "i \v. Wiiiiui', of HUibary, bTaaa. one
of t!n.' oldajaf ?imfaVilllli ri Iti iheeountry.isauooiinccd.
Mr. Wiiijac lia Madtnr itilcwi*"* toJ iha R Badlard
?u'! i . D. IfortM, praaident <<' ibe Mtl irary NaaonaJ
Hi. Inoebt^diMaa in aboat 980,000 aaaeoared,
and :' \,<h?) sti:ur?-u by a aaartfacm A good >iiv.Jt:ud ia
Bxpected. ^_^___^_______^__^
tMAQMMXTS OF H / < TK&S NEW8.
DPATH OF ATKAl'I'Zi; PEKVOBX1 a
Detkoit, Micli.. Oci. 2?Btaocbe Funtaino
bl":iu, for uiauy \carn a weil-kuowu tr.i|c ir portUBMr,
dn;tl la ttda ?iI> ynttT'lay. Ues rnil uauic ?u* Adeiiua
Wa'ir, und sh.- W;i* Ixiin .11 LaoeMB.
AN.NTAI. FAIK IN BT LoL-IS
St. LouiAj Uct. 2.? I'iit' Ivvtiitv-r*!-. (iiirl ;in
nnal .-t. 1^,inii-t F.ilr ojm ued o-tlay u* tae l-'.i.r Oroaada
aioi EaotogicaJ Uardeu. i be nuiub. r of rTblMta in
larffely in rxie^s of pn vioiiH v<;ir~.
A BKKAK IN OHXCAOO W'H KAT PUfCKS.
CniCAGo, Uct. 2.?Tbere ?ra?a bmmi decidi 1
braak on 't. baaan UMM7 la aaah vbaa>t, aiUek i .osrd at
?M:>* ;i?-am?t 1078108 ut the cIokj ou saturday. Ali
opttona, ln.WfVf'. a.ivuiKc d.
T11K FINAL ACTS OF A I>KSPA1RIN<? WOKAJT.
Wbat Chseb. lowa, Oet 2.?Thk luoroing
Mrs. B'-njaiuiii MTlUiaoia *Lut aad klllod ? aisn, Alllaoa
by aaate, aodtbea. put u b*U 'liruii^ij hcr own brala.
A'liiMin bad necn boaiiiliij; at WiIiiuhikV botuM aad bM
atteatioaa to Mn. WUlbuaa aad eaoaed a? Uoabaitdto
l^uve hcr aud no to MM moim-iili:*. S!,c letft a tearfaJ
letiei oi n-irrei for hcr Tmna;4olngi comiucuding her
cUt.dren to the care of ndattTaa.
Tl.LEGUM'HlC SUTES.
A BmiTXBB aCBOOKXB MM VMB.
BAJfOOK. M-., (i,t. i.?Tbw i.v.-ono st*>am??r
\\ oodbory, reporta tt?viuK u?k?u tlie Bnnsti Mhaaa rr v.' u.
l.,mca.t?r or Yt i-yiuouth, .. B,, lrum aiMuaaroaa i>.>Mtmn on
a 1< <l?e off Ucor Inlaucl. Tlm L*uca?tei lia.1 Uo?-n aslioro fur
tlir?e ciayi.
-rNKING OF A I OilN I,AI)KN CANALBOAT.
TBOTjjM. T., <>'?!. ii.?The oaoaJboai Mexcbaot,
wlth 8,000 bj?tii ln <if i-uru, xank thla uiorniug m tl>
CaaaL Tiif mrn ?*i < o;im?ai>d to u J Baraaat, uf Nrw
Tatk) Th?- lodsl ? ??-',.j'l '
SALT PBOBOOnOH in HBW-TOBI MTATB.
BybaCUBG, Oct. 2.?Kiatbl rniUion threc bandred
and ?iit<- ?< x laimaawd baabali <>s tair wei ?) BMda ;? laa Oaoa
daaa raaarratwn la 'hc a-cal reai eudd.i ? ?i.w-mt" r 30, b aaa
the laiaraai i rtMuctlaaul aay yearalaca loTl, au.l au BMMaaa
overia?t >'.u ?>( ...j,.raaarta
Tili-; I'l.V. i;. i: ?UC09ffl BBSMXa
TloT, N V. Oct '<?.?I'Im I." \ Oeonte 15. Blmoti .
taa i.ijti-t aaMaaai "f BltaaMfeaab,waa w?? ? harcM wtth
wrltlujt l.iTe ietter? to a yoaojc wotnan ol ula enacieaatiou
M (B it. U ? U < ' 1 1 ?'! i*Uj:uif
? ? ? bli faravall ???rniou aauu ? m^n to tio> eaa.
aragation wrpt amiap <-*rea advana to i/aitinr ?lth hlm.
UFFl !IR? 07 1 ' Ol : I A--< IAIION
ati.an.ic Hi'fiiijASKs. \. J..Oet, 2.?The Atlaatie
uida a < anip-.'m.: Aaa ? atUwbaarei ?ctedthi !.? \
Janwa fc.tl*a? V.'??'' !??? n-v - - M.ii wta ??
:uk vi'. M "iiiriit 8 T Coatniuoo tecreiary, aad l'hooia*
j Laaawta,* baaawaaainda, araaaavoi
-. uiiNKIl KVM I> (0 a.Mi i tt no.y.v.
i;i?iAHT"Wv. .Miiitti.'- \. ?? ard. Oer. ii.?Tha
- -itniina. of Jtockland i aptatn Frenca, ol RoiMoot,
. oa wiiii I.-MHII . w*?i ruci Ii.ki toilav *a Vlayard
b04j j ^ i B arli fai lli> naliT'o ???!*<?? by tiie
ei Ma?d Wi1*k of M..u*-ur. The sanllnUput iu fw ro
palis.
THK WliK' litiFF l.O.V. ?,.AN. II
I OJ?a I.CAM'U. M -I. Oflf. I' ?Tb* I"
a illr.il <>v. i tb- iinkiiriHii
,i.i!t aalioi.' la?t ?<><ik nraiM ihr
iiuii-i a aoifii-H >?l - i ? ?
?,,|,.; | otluui,' baa Ib^t a a?U?'o from tiie
raMMi.
i.i?rom ?< oi -i a 11 . v .D
Al.HAVY. U I. J lonir* IIH-t
. a: pMcel of 1 iii>1 atere aoid. 1 n
u? Jubu Wataoa an.i otb r? or arauta ol Uu i nadei *atfi?u
tbe bMoklyn auore ol the i.u-t UIvm ?'" l?'d oa ttn- i?bi?
(,i-ue al s.wtoii ol t!i<- I nlt?Hl
atiil u i >m >ti'i i.k iti ai proleMiun a.
nndej ?au aouth af Aiiutny, aa n wuu..l ." ? n I *nu. Uie
0"v?i uuiBiii, oyae.
A ?UIT for. BAItTAOa HK'IF.V
ataaajQat. <).i. j.-l isitr.i t.u.-s ii.p.nv Marshal
(,*iiiip? Badhard to a+rrr un atUihtro'iit
aa tbT ntfTl? Harlem, in tiie auii liniua*til aKain?i tbe '???
ael by liail^a 1j lu.? lin- i.tn-liain laa uallve of Fai
Bioiifli. and wit.. otl.. ia ?it,i .i~i ;.,.? LUTuhb liii'B kic lata
daii.ainiik l^iail.t... uu tlin Ch-Ii lu \L.yaid Uaveu. 1 ba
aaiiora uiaiiuDtl >>? raa*. wblcli naa ra/uami . hcaca thr ?uit.
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
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THE DISAKFECTIOV IV BROOKLYV.
The Ehaaj County Republican General Commit
te*. which me-ta :n Brooklvn to-mght, will un
doubtedly be the seeoe of a lively Hmmmm. A
copferenre was held yMterday by several of th?
aiiti-Adinin'stration R-imblirans at vhtea ?
reaolntim wan proposed that will be pre
a Bted at the mammg in aiahl Bdaia Paakaai, Vm
rhainiian of the General Conimittoe. wa? ono M the
Btrong>'>t adv..<\-it.-s af thtt reaolution. whi.'h i* tn
adJbat himilar to the reaolntiona adopted at the
?iiHaj of the Teaag ?afaAttaaai <>'? Thureday
ev.-iiiiia. It coiulemiH tlio fcaadalaal pra.tices af
the Btaai OaBfaatnai ati'l <l >e? not ratifytlie ticket
?malaatail A ateaea aa^raaaa taratary Pahjai to
Oaatiat *? noinii.atioii for Oovernor wa* in
the oriiriual reaohifion, but will now be
atrlekeacat AH.ert R-i^ett aad Oearaa K.OO
luly, the Secretary of the Oooeral Coinmittoe. op
poaed tb.- reaolatioo, but the oth.-t ownben ef tna
coufarence were in ito favor. lhe reaolatloaiwlU
proroke ?n Into ? uting di m rtaaloa, aad if pf*J*~ '*
j rote will probably r eaive th. mpport <;f from
one-fonrth to ono-thiid of the bmbb ? ot tae oon>
mittoe, Mr. Daefett, Joaa A. Niohok and wTcral
ieadera a-ho wera in farorpl Uorernor
Btioti ara in faror of annport n?
rte ticket, bai il ?athooghl that E. H. not?M
:,?.l a larg-e unmbarof tlie doTeaatea. includii
majori ? '' ': : ~'v ?|"u x>atah'
e Iti. Paakard'e laaolatiea
HEETINOfl OF LOCAL AjBJOi lATIOrffl.
Jaatph I- Periey preaided al the meetina
...n ofttae
entb -t. beventeen
,?.w ? . idaed to ttaa rel aad ? aaaea af aaw
unne] B tfamburirer at
Biipport tbe tiek.l and platforru i.doptedby th? ReputH
fmveutioual > . . M.Kv: ?
I n.oved t. ?? -"""?'1 M,.u:
i?od.eiiii.th..iiou.?ntio :,,,:r., .,
nveutioii aliiiuM '"? reconvoaed at S*arato"a to
?. c,,niell .or that . n?a.
, ? ".'":
nui ?- reaolntlon
. i ui ?! :ntn-!i ii..i-i-.
' il,., irt \- "triei RepubUean AjMioetatloa
h?ltl n ] (nititSn. !?'H. ...!, -t.. i.i-t .?yrinii.'.
-w menibera v..-n- i?n>i"?-? ? l au 1 pI? '
...d ui-))rovlu? thr piatl.-nuii
meetliig adj
m Itli thrw ct.ro f?r Beeretary Fola r.
Tll( \ [jti, | i;. imbllcau Aaao. latton
held .? in..HM-' nl No. ."??. (.lin n
? ;i. presideut of th
oeinpled Ihechalr rw< i ? w meuitw
. ,i, mtd alxmt ttft? eii noruln ition* w -n made. raa
? - ? ?'? made by ex
M. Van Allun.
( LETELANTJ NOT TO MAKE BFE? HES.
Thete wew i Uarge aaaabet of callers at the
rooawof ttaerasMMsrataa Btata Oaavadttaa iu the Park
Av,. ?,.. rr.iay. Tii? BMaaaaca al th.' awa
mlttea praat b1 m ra AaauBiaa
(.uari.h.-. Hs'-in- u . CaarfcM Ma ?' ??? laartal Laataat,
()I1,..,[ ? t, r.tiirii.-rt that taa
Daaninratin ttaailHTi**. Mr. OBTaUad, aaali taai Bai
ttnmp. uh i; aad baaa aaoaiad th.u he ataa aat to aaaaki
Tae Brat ratUlcatlon meettacatr. Laaanrt and. waaU
,, ,.!,,>,:, i?- beldtufirn klra oa ftatpdaj ui^ut, wu?-u
i ipaeoa.
^muBi t b ? >?'? al ttaa beadquartew in
. alug w? [? i.. .1 Hor .!i, ol \Witci.i-Ht.-r ( oaatyi
ii.-m-v A. liid. h. Vlajot J..m- Uaaserty, otnt.- .
laswed, <'c>iin..-i 'iiirii.^ Carroll. Conmmiay%
Illin /.. Milila, L'omiaiMtonar MacLoBa, Aa
: vii.irn- O'Brrno.BenatorKoeta.Aaieni
blymanJ. u. Cooxbliu, Comtoiaaloner rovnaeod Cox,
w \. II isi-i.... Laacaetor, I'.-i.n.. and RegUter Docb
art\ Coroner Herrman oalled wlth Antaony Eieii.ilr
j,. i?,, indaaaured tne eommlttet tliut-a.
Oerniaua wooidaoppon tae DaaMenMla noiii.u.^*.
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IOUNG DEMOCRAT8OPPO8EDT0 HALLS.
At the tii?t regahvf caiu()ai*<a aanwriag of
taeToaaa Maal Deajoaraua ciub, aaU at Fo. 9 Waal
Iw?lj faailB al. laat aaiat. taa chair wa? ocrup.ed by
l.vttl.tiiu U. i.a:-r.'tt?on. and abour flfty memtKir? were
Baaolatloaa areta adojit.-d appiovin?t tbe
Maalaoaa af ttaa avraaaaa OBBTeuti?>n aud denouuclntc
taa ?? b 'niioii-1"- '? ttaaa laaaraafl t.> by tno Aduiiniatra
tlon,"at taa Bepubttaaa rna-* C.nivontron. A eommit
taM of ten w.-.ro aaaaaatai " aat thf pur
of r.,nfirnni? wltu Btkat rlfizena ln
refcrenea to the aeieetioD of eaadldataa f?r c!t and
ia] y tor ti >? utli'-i- of atayor
,,- Bieit ti- tniai all BeettonaJ laflnenoe and ba
wLo will ni>i>H?-iit t!if BMtiraBta ol (taa peopletaefora
Bf any p.?rty luction or hali, in th. .-v.-iu of tn.>
c.ii- imwati i ?? I ' ?'rj; pollttoal
i,?;, ra, . . wbo are eudeavonng nnner tbe pi
otonlonoftbi party to puuse Ia noaUaatioB oaiidhlataa
pledced to the tutcreit* ( - lecretarj
ittaorixed t<? ni\it>- Mavor tlev.-iand toaddn'ne a
putaUe meetlaf i" tbla cliy uuder the auapiem of ttaa
cluo.
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REJOIC1NGOVEB A UKITED DEMOCSACT.
The Oeoeral Conunittee o! raaauaj Hall
?atlaatangtatand adaptod raaohutaaa wiiica awaaro
partad ta th.- Oaanatttoa oa Orginliatloa, appraftaa
tlie noiulnatioiiK of r - M< BBTeatl ? HMl njoie
erttaaaaJaaof ttaa Daaaaaratta ta.-t.ouH. .-?
?peakan aad I to addtaai tha aaauaittaa.
Coaa^eaaaaaA B < as ?p?'ke for au aaaraadaai
tliut aaruiony axfetad iu the purfy from Buffaloto
u. 11.-d? m.'d tka truth af an ini. r\ l. .. wi h
him ln wniili lt wim a.l^if"l Btaal
aa atadJeaed Jadfa rw#ir*a atoettaav He arraajaai
taa tatopotabeaa party far tta rvaori ta ( - aaoaof
. ongrw*. ?ad eurteaTorad to ataow taow tbe Paaaoorata
bad worked agalnat uiouopoly acirr.nni.'n and had trnd
??? tbe azpenaea "t ttaa OoTernment Joan K.
Ha"kin followed, and afur tu<- oaa il tn >u ?? totba nni..n
of the partr coiogtxed tae Deniocratie caadldat.
predlcted aa overwhelmiutr victoiv for ttaa tteket
i?.Mi, . ipoki oext aaddaolared that ttaa rmwa
aftueparti ioaiupldoaalj bcgaala Byraeaaa nmut i??
nl ln tbe ooonty BoaUaationa. Jamaa Hameriy
twncluded ttae addreaaeB aad apoks of ttaa work ->f taa
rialatare. Hedaatedthe laauiUeattaa*taeLadi
inf.ir. waattaawatataaathataai be.u dj -<-.-..iou for
raata.
raa eoaunlttee deolded to bold priuiary electtona ou
i7 ii.i tbe County ConTentlon oa Oeiaoar tft
The Conariaalonal CoBTanOoaa artll tak. phtoa aa Oato
i?.-i 17, um CoaventloiM t?. aoaalnate AJduraiaB aa <>"io
bei 23, aad ttaa aaaembly ConrenUooa oo OetoaerSa.
TO COHFE1 W1TH A BEPUBLICA5 CLUR
At tli*- iiM-?'tiniz of tlie I.rookl.vi YoOBf
M.-n'n Daaaaaratta Caaa, Ia Hanuiton BaBdlaA laal
nlttht, the Kx.-outive Comimttee reported tli.it tliey aai
Bppoldtad a mii.-c.iiiiiiiitt.-i af Ira BMaahari taaaafar
with the foaaa BopahUeaa Ctaah ln reganl t>> oi-tl.m on
laaai taaattoaa aad aaa4hfaaaa. a laaalatMa waa
dtiei.d bv j. Stoaart Baaa direetin? atoaBaaanttaa to
raasaatatar laaaraetJaa. Mr Baaa aaid that ne a/aald
?anotlon no bari Inwithaaody appoaad tottaeToaaa
Demoerata ln pr Ineiple, and wbo wera anxlona to aefeat
t .. i objaeta, Atter a long and b.-at<-<t itataaaton,
aiioiiudii..'in peraoaaUttoai taa naoooa w iloaa, ??waa
reported taai tbe aaadaaay or Muaic had o.-.-n ?\ns.t>." -l
t r i aiaaa moatrnjr oo .-laiurday uight, at wtaaata May?>r
CtoralaaaX af Buffaiu, woui.i ^pi-ati
aTOTataJOMG APoLiTirAr. visit.
Beeratarj ciiaixllor irai at tae FHth Avaaaa
Ilotel yenUrday aud r.Ived a nui-. ? f of pi-raona wbo
eaOad ta aaa aaa aa aanrai baataeaa. a fataan aajafaai
riattod tta Inanilaij and ak.-U
ttet to day. Pam li.re ..n lui-iii..-- ronnerted w Itb my ne
parbBoal and hara iiad im tiine to thiak ot iniytblnx
elw. "
? vraal aa rpa thinh wlBbi tbe oomplexloa of tha <-om
Iryj Hniuw of i:.|M< -. -l.tati
??| tiiink Ui?t it wul ih- BepabBeaa aithoat nnu-hdonbt.
1 i.m .1 -epiv int.-n-tt.-.! Iu the poUtica] uotlook lu tJilo fiat<
nnd in raaaaylraala; imt i hareal uu.e no*- to taik
al.outit." _
mr. o'iu;ii;n .soi TOBE MOVED.
Johu J. <?TJ;ien, Chief gf the Buxcau of
^:leeUl>Ul<> yeaterday reeelved InforuiaUon that Attorney
ii BaaaaO nad re.t-rated a:-* o|i1uio;i that voten tor
Pi> .irrmnun-ut-Uar^e ahoutd be pla<e<l ln tbe boi>?
iiiirU.-1 " Coaguaa Ba. 2," limt.-ud ..f tho*. m irked
"8uie" Mr o'uii.-n aatd,taowerer, that h*dldnottav
toad ... ahaaaa bai tanttanttaaa io atawtiaa iuip*sc?or*r?.
: Karditiwr tbe b
? -
OOHOBEMJon \l. ' "N; KXTtOB*
St. LofJIBb Oet 2*?ThB l> no?Tat* of the
' IXth DtfCftol of taat "i^v have aaaafa <t?l (olonel Jamea
o. Biaadhaadfar Oaaattaaa*
? a the vith Ma>
Baaa Oaaaaanaaaaal Oasaaannaa atood:
Ladaa< BB ,' aanaiai.BI ; i*avn. ih, ^i u Praat i.". t*a
eoiiventlon votod to eoutlutte iu ?e??iou antil a uouiiua
lloll ?ie in.id.
Sk.w-iUU.r.\S*. Oet. 2-In the piimiirr eleetlnni t<>
day fordele.'at.s to ttn- II 1 L.-t. .t !>? m..eratio Tou
vnntlon. It at.-laui.ed tnat del*.irat??a for K. Jobn tilia
inciKa.outo* uiae wurda. thua luauiiutf
Elhit'a n.iuiiuariou 'or CongTeea.
tUMMUbtMMOBB lOTH.
Uo.-to.n, Oct. 2.?A ictter from Kobrrt K.
Ttlsliop arivp'tn* the P.epubllran nomlnatlon for Gov
ernor wlll l*> prtnted tn tfi tnorulnir.
Farrhold, V. J., Oct. 2.?Doyid 8. Crater, the preaent
Ineni.ibt'nt. waa ananimooalr renomlnated for 8e.rro*ate
m Mnnmoath Couuty by tbe Doniocialic Convention
beld b<>re tiMlay.
Bt. I?ci.?, Oct. 2.?The workinemen have nominated a
full nlty ticket wlth Peter Jounnon, a wcJ!-kno*a brtck
layer. at Its he.ul f,,r Fhnrlff. The Greenhaok Btafe ttcket
*i? aporovcd. aud a full State t'entral t.owmi.tee ap
poiilTi'd.
I'im ixwaTT, Oct 2.-C C. Parker. tbe colored lndepen
dentrandidateluthe Vllth Dlarnet.to nlirht ln aillapntch
to Thf (iazrtte formally withdrawg. aayiujj that he flnda
hla onlv ik akaaa i* ln the ranka of the Kepubltean partv,
aim aaklne hl? frli-ndt> to fotc fcr Ii. L. Morey, the Ke
puhlican candldate.
TBE COIMUT1CUT ELECMOn. "
Haktiukd, Conii., 0?t '-'.?Mo?t of th*>
tnwna nf tne Matc ln ld aJeettafla. for jo?n offners to-day.
The Tote waa giincnlly very litfbt. In Ilartford
the T)em lernta elected all the ***?J
ortleera, axeaaN] the treaaurer, who la a Republlcau.
Middietown iiinl Iti Tonitiebl are oeniocratic and vva er
bur> ia BepnMleaa w<?t Eartfont, fratnaaaatola,
Ii. riln. Aiiilov.r. M.-rlden. Wladaor, Glaafonbury aud
Boffleld aiao elected BapnhUoaa town ofrlrers.
Baitlard. ICddlctawa, >'??* p.ritain, Martdea
aad uiost of the lurger towna vote
for llceiiM-, and aanat of the raaaUai towna for no Haaaaak
Tbapr.Deipalpolloealtaaoa tn the tawn aleettaaalan
olit sinlriic a tii.t.l'iriT y of ttif Boarda of Ki-Klatrutlon ,
v.i:i. ii eotudat of Um Beleetmen and TownClerk. The
1 iw no? aUow i of a adaority r> preaentaUoa on all Town
Baarda. In ffarrford laal yaar,UmBepabUcaaaelaated
a uirtjoiity of ihe town eaaaaaa.
NOMINATEI) rOl AJgKMBLT.
I'tha. N. f, Oct 2.?Colonol 0?e?B F.
Ifaaan haa aaea aaaaJaated for aaaaber ol tba \*nembiy
by the Kcuublleaua of tln II ld Ooelda Dtetrtot
P08TM18TEB PEAE80N'8 BEPOBT.
Iu his quartirly ri'jmit tVr aW tlin-o inonths
ending aa Oeteber 1.1883, )'? '. laaaaataaaa
that the total IM laaJ thoae of ld^l for tho
^;'nn' pajajad bj .*7ii 7t;i 70, a aad ??aa bi rataaaa af UPa
|mt cent. The cxpena a for tlia' p<>riod of l^S'J aata
laai aaaa for the aaaaa <r.iarttTofJ?si i>y $l.">0!)-<;.
The aaanaaaataa to tovaacBjaai the mia- teftbePaefc
aaaatai for aa ba raaaa or 77 aantatBi aaaldaaj tj-0 in all,
ari-II W. BaBaad Baaaael Smiih. Tiie carrler* an- to
be appointed to tb* laweat, 01 ?000 elaaa, tl tba reqneal
of Um Poatmarter la rranted, and tba Increaaed expendJ
tura wiii ba ?46,200tne flrat yaax. ItiaobUgacon to
peaaaaaa 1 anaara atfa 1 oaa yaan aatikM, aalaaa t aata u
aaaaa aaaaa M Um eeetrary, to ihe B800 cluen, aud afti t
anoihcr year of lueritorioua ooudict, to tho ^1,000
alaaBa
MEETISd OF LOLLMBIA ALUUS'l.
The AaBOCkiifWI of tlic Alumni ofCofaOBbia
OeUeaa beld tta aaaaal aaaallag at Delmouico'a ia?t
araaiac rkafcOaabM aaaaan were elected for the
eu^iuiii: year : 1'reaideut, l^r. Ilenry l^rialer (re-itlected),
?:"i; vfc*effiaaaaat, orJnaTgi Wiiiiim .viti.heii, '20;
aaataaacw, Qaaeaa O Kobba, TA| traaaaoar, Kobert c.
.'74. Pn-sidctit Imeler tuade au apiieal for aa
-it.ii.ee for tbe Americ 111 Babaa) of Arabotologj at
Ath-ua, i.reeec. Anong tlio*o preaeBl at tiie meotinir
wereDr. HenrxDrlaler,Profeaaar J. H. Van Amriu^e,
lir. John \>. t^na< kenboa, ibe Kt-y. AiU'iiaiua Meniim,
Buward ti. Knpallo, Cbarlea A.mliuuan and Janper Good
win.
THE < .1-!. 01 8EUGEJNT HASOX.
UlICA, N. Y., Oct. 2.?Thifl afteruoou Judffcs
waii.n i aad Oei rataaad H iraat ? wnt af babaaa
aarpaati Iteafaaoa eaee, Tba aaebaaawaa raaalated
irntnedla- ly after the arfcument of counaal and witliout
Ika Jaatajeeaaawxafftba beaab. Aftee General Bb/eiow
tltrhed iiia arxina.'ut lu favorof the, wrlt, the (,'oiirr
h. ld tinit tba* were preluded by the opinion af Chief
Jiinrle.- Wtiu-. tfyen at the October terui of 1881, from
ibwaaailiiliii a?j aaaartaa tn a aaaaaxaapi thenowerof
UM Jodaje AdTOOau in-neral to reverae a declaiou of a
c..iirt m.irtiai, aad Jadge AdToeata Qerdaer waa h-ard
oathatpoiat. In r adertna; Um deeiaioa UMConrtbeld
that a Jinlne \dv..c.iti- (i. n -ral waa ainiply an advioinir
ottl. er of tbe war Dopanrm nr. aad timt Canarreaa ueyer
lateadad to atra him puwer lo rerana the nudiutfa or a
eourt martial. __
THE 8PAXISH-A.VERICAX CLAIHS.
Washinoton, Oct. 2.?After a aeasion of
aeveral l.oura ta rtaj the 8p:iniab Ainerlcan Cuilma Com
mUaion adlourned unfll Tuesday, October 10. A cotn
niunleatlon from tln- Seentary of State, whlch la be
'..mmI to eoneern th. n.turali/itlon dJlfl.iilty. waa latd
-?..n. andli-d tua lonjrdiHeiwaion. So
tiinii aeUon ?aa takeu with rafereeea uit.aud thearfc-u
linnt wili bo leanma I al Um n.xt session.
1
A YOVXQ BBAKEMAS KILLED.
Kjvr.yroN, N. Y.. Oft 2.?Alotrt Winne,
a-. BBTi BI f-twa, employed aa a brakeman on the llater
anu Nb nn U.nlway, wan kaockcd fioiu tba toa af ata
aarbyXwagae brkJaa acai Uda etty ba-day. Bawaa
nmntui: ovir ttn- trn n aad badjaat taraad Mafaeaaank
w?r.l wlien li<- ta- Nimil B* wa* kiil.-d taataatty.
Blabrotber waa kllled ln the sunn- way and at nearly
Um ptaae a year oi bmm aga.
A OMJSD AMMJ MUNIOir.
PmtBi noi Oet 2.?The neaiben of the
Grand Army of the Kepuhlio of Pennavlvanla, Knateni
Ohio and \Vo?tern Virzinla held u rcunion hera to-day.
It ia eatmiated that over ."iO.000 stratitfere were in the
eltv Thia aft.n.o.n tiie <ir.iml Anny tneu hail a para< e
aad review Mor.- tliau 5,000 men andforty-elKht handa
were la Ime. Ya algbt B eanip-flre and a hean-aake were
the abaaf ataraaUaaa_
THE IMMMT ACKOSS THE BJMLMM.
ArcouKng to tiie announcenient, a ferry
boat beiran niuninfc yeaterday BMtatag between the
imrthern termlntmof the Becond Aventie rallrouda and
UM Marlem Kiver Htatlon of the New Haven Braneh
BaUraad. The flrnt tnabi iawa from New-Roe>ie!le
traaaferred twenty uaaaauaaia to the ferry and tin
?eeond traln imw.ir.la of forty. The nambar of peeaea
ir.ra trai Ifer ad o ,md froai the t.ruueh rallroad tralua
CIQCOdad i-xp< etauoua.
WAEHIXQTOX XOTES.
WktUUttOK, Uondar, Oct. 2. 1882.
Four nilll'on fotir liuudri'd thoiwand dollara in new
Itold certifleatea were aent to New-York t.vday for the
aienattire of AeiBBlaal Tlaaaai>T Aata*. They wereof
UM denomlniiiiotia of ?KK)and ?800.
Tb* total f'linled mleDtednean of th.? Diatriet of Co
baaabtata ?a^?ea\aW> Aaaaaat of debt retired Mnee
Jaly 1. 1878, ?1,183,750: wlaattaa in auuuul mtereat
ebaraja atai a tb >t data ?60,257 ''.7.
Of the wkaaa niiDiberof lettera and parcels opened ln
th^ Daad I.<t'er I HaV durinit the year ended June 30,
1883! 10.98U oontained money.
The roiirtof Oaaaaaaaaaaan of aJabaaaa fiatma win
meet on Wedncailay. OctoN-r 4. Few claima have been
flied and not oae ii readv tor bnaa.
Anonlerwaa laaued badhv/ rtt?eo-itlnuiOK the early
hour of cloalnr the Poat OBMa ivpartment. aud hereaf
ter the hiiux of olo?ln?{ wlll be 4 o clook.
Nearly 400 protuotiona were niade in the rennion Offlce
to-day.
Ward. fltanton & <'?., of Newburi?. N. Y , have been
_BUlll IB| laaliaill for the ronatruetion of the new
Itaa aidewi.eel llKbthouae teuder John Rod?era. for tbe
Hum of ?04,000.
The oommlMion to aalect ? Htc for a new marine hoa
pitai at Baa Ortaaaa paaaaaaaaad the purehaae for
?35,000af a braal af taadof*?f^^^2J?S^
fence altbla tbe elty Uadta, aaai the oid LnitedStatea
:-.-aifvrle? Doapital irrounda. now a city parx.
tyeinht aaaaaea aaaU?ua>aa were iaan. d to-day.
fa eretary I.neoln llllBll BMl eTenln^ from Obhaaaa,
and waa at hia fteafe at the War Pl|iatajl?f bMaj
lajBlMiri-BtaaB retumed to Waabln^ton thU
laoialat ____???.??
I U HJEI dJm iasi ALTils-liY TKLBQMAFB.
OFFK V.? OF PBYM.'ANs BnBBED. ,
(!vB.r'ir V Y.. Oet J->? yera! pliv icians'
ome*.l?.r.l.avel...-iienr-r?.llll the paat Mrty -itf it bOWJ.
a*lm. "yanMt,,.1,aii..a..7."!ent. u, tb. ralue of aa^aadl
huu.lred nullam b?ee b?-en atiilen.
aOlOXOB OK A MAlHIXbT
Panvmanaci K I.. Oet. '_'- I J- \v?-rill. a mn
? ''V, onkini"i taaal He waa tound dead, thU mornla*. inaaV
pallon and <lo ..oam nniibl.. oanae.1 tae dee.1.
lMPAl.fc.il l'h.N A UI..V KBlw??T "TALK.
aix.e.u m.lolf omhere. Diab.r ? lapmr. a b.iv. waa voaU-n.av
bifo! ilTiim a b,a. b^ i atalk.waDa uiekinu bjrrlaa. He
wfleil It aat lAaMed. aad7waU.e.l to hl? Louie. alxty roda dbv
taul and cheie dl.-d.
MOilU:it aJW H??N WTHF. K HY A ! IAIN
Atianta tia, Oet X? A M?d Atiantlr
nJJoiVi tr'aiu, whUel.aTlatal.e.tT MW mointii. at a
S3",M ?. milr- au Uoui, *aeu uaa. Ul- ? .?! I.ui.ia iti uek
t'hrr " n.m.ina ?U'l b?i aou. aH< ? ' ?-'
kao?klD?ilM boy a dlatanc*, of llfty l?et The boy cannot
?aaaaaa.
LYSCH I.AW IN VIKHINIA.
(,HAKI"Tl|--MI-Li;, Vu... Oct -?? JaUll* Khoil.H.
tb* Sirrt. rrr of th- Ma?ale famllr, waa takeu fmm the luil
laiTi^alii by .rmiii niao aud i arrir.i afewtl baU a mll? from
uTeiaJaii.i baiia?l ?<? ? troa. Kho.le? lK.K*e.l !or more tiiue
II order t- a.ak. a eoai.-au-n. but aa nunibtn afaMaaaa
S ? a, ,. a. h w iu? aeaiu t.v lj nohi ta n ajaj abl Sl
Uiub.
JUDGE FOLGER ACCEPTS.
RESTJLT OF A REPEBLICAN CONFKRENTF.
A PR.'POSITIOX TO WITIIOKAW THE TtrRf: T NAMED
AT 8ARATOGA?DI8CU88IOX RY THK AOUINT* IHA
tiox uuBaBtaj ? mr. foloer paaaaanB nts
I.ETTER OF ACCEPTAVCK ? WHKN HE W1IX
LEAVK THE TREASXRY - MR. HKl'B'iOf WITH
DRAWS.
Animportant conferenee of Admlnistration R*
aakilaaaa to iaatia whether or not the tuket non.i
nated at the Saratog* C.mvention ahould be with
drawn and a ncw couveution beealled, ?w held at
the Fifth Av.-nue Hotel yentenlay afternoou. The
persotifl prenent were invite.l l>y telctcnima aen* out
from the State Cominitlee roonn on Friday laat,
surtied by Georare H. Sharpe, chairman of tlie Baeaa>
tive Committec. The telegrams stxted that the
eonfereii.e would meet at IS o'clock. noon, bnt it
vu conaiderably after that hour before all tbose iii
vired nia.le their apoearance.
I'nt ini? tho forenoon General Pbarpe, John F.
Smyth and John M. Davy, of Roche*ter, called on
JedfB Folger at hi.s paaflBl m the liiftuian Houae,
Tliey held a long oounultation with him, and
ataaraalaa aattad npon him. Soon after II o'clook
they weut to the Fifth Aventie Hot*l an.l the per
aaaa invited to the conferenee aBBaaaatad in rooui
No. 1, a.ljoinitaT tha IteVat entrauee. Ttn-re were
presiMir aaatatary FaafjaB. fhe candiilife for Gov
ataari B. l'l.ut Oaipaatat, the notmuee for Lieuten
unt-'lovernor: A. B. Hepburn, who waa uominated
fjejagivaaiiian-at-L ?rge, an.l the fullowinic persons
raptaa anaag diferaal partu of th? st.it.> i Jaaaaa l>.
?i. of Baflhloi ,lohu M. Davy. of Rochester;
Frank Hiseo.k. of Byraeaaaj John J. Lamoree. (Jol
hMtar of Caataaaa al Oawego ; ex-Senafor llalbert,
af Bingliamtim ; Jaatoa S. Hmarr, of Cambndge;
Qilbart Euliailaaa. Paataaaatot of Troy; John F.
Sniyth, ot Albany; Cougreaaman Ketcham, ef
Ddtbc Phdaai Uaited Bcetoa Diguluf Attaraap
Tennev, af Bmoklyn; ex-fcenator Madden, of
OlaBft (,'oiintv, who was cluirman of the baBBlafB
t'onv.tition,aad D. C. Wttbat, of Ofeaaja Geaaftj.
Jay Hubbell, olialrman of the Congresaioual L'oin
niit hM, wan 111 the niiitn for a abaat tinio.
C. S. Ooaa, a BKaaaec af the Executive Comnnttee
of the Btate (. .uuuittee, who ia not an Adniin.-rr t
tn.n Republican, Wa* hl tta hotel part of the tiine,
but be s.ii(t that h? waa aad invited ?o rho confer?
enee an! had no knowletge of it until appmed by a
Tatauaa leportar. John A. Eieheti ani W. W,
(Jooilricli. of Brooklya. were also ta the hotel, but
tli.-y had ditbVnlty iu tinding ont auything about
the aonfaraaaa even after it adjoiirned. A. M.
C'lapp, of Baflalo. Jaaab Sharp, of this (ifv, J.it aa
11. Davn, John J. O'Bnen. Thomaa Mtirphy. ex
Senator Bobert 11. Strahan. Pierre 0. Van Wyck
aud oihers were atnong taaaa in the hotel corridors,
but were nof iir.-^nt at tbe conferenee, which wad
held with lIohcJ door*.
DIS<TS8ING THF. 8ITCATI0V.
General Sliarpe, ftaHlrfi the conference to order
and st.tt"(l its purpoae, and the membersfell atonce
to discussing the situation. After aa iuformal talk,
a^aaehea were uiade by various meuiiienj gtving
tbeir opinion of what ought to be doue, and the
tituation in thetr respccttve distnots.
M ? Ilt'pbuiii. the noimnee for CougreasruMi-at
I.arife, was the ouly distinet ropreaent;>tive of ariafla
known ai aiiri-Adi.nnistraUou Rep'udicans. He
ma<le a speeeii in which he is reponed to have
1'rankly stafed hia vuws of the situation. Ho
thought that the ticket ought to be with
dravyn and a new one pla<cd iu tha beld, ?a the
d.?atisfactiou with the outcouie of the Sarutoga
(Jonvention waa too great to be.overeonie by any
other means. He gaYe Htrong reasonsi for his hafagf
by stating the action of Republicana ia hia own
and other dlatncta. Ho waa willing. he aald, to do
anytbiug to Have the party from defeat, and he
thought, thifl could only be done by heroio tre%t
ment.
Mr. Hepbnrn's view fhd uot meet the approval of
the other nietnbere of the conference. Iu fact, it
waa reported aboat the Fltth Avouao Hotel l.ost
night that Mr. Sbarpe and Mr. SmytL had previous
kuowledge of Mr. Hepouru's feelinita. and called
the tcuterence w;th the expresa purpose of per
stiaduig hini to remaiu oa the ticket, and that baf
thia reaaon only bach persona were iuvited a* were
known to favor the course pursued Ly rhe Saratoga
L'onveution.
Mr. Sharpe critidsed Mr. Hepburu'a
specch, aud aaserted that there waa nothing
uone at Saratoga which Was not enrinly
fair and lmueat, exceptiug the forged proxy by
which Dtepbaa B. Freuch waa euabled to vote in
the State Comiiiiitee. Ttnit, he said. changed uoth
lng and the only way waa for the oaudldateato
Ueue their lettara or acceptance at once. lheiija
aflectiOB woold gxaw lean aud the election of the
ticket wonld he a>sur>-d.
witudi:awal of the ticket impohsible.
Mr. >mvth agreed wich Mr. Sharpe. It waa out of
the uuestiou, he Baid, to talk of withdiawiug the
icket. The duty ef Repubhcana waa to support it.
Tha lettara of acceptance should be published at
taoee, an<l aa aetivo atump cauvaaa should follow
with such nien aa Gvorge William Curtis
and W. M. Evarts as speakers. Thia would cure dis
ati'ectiou. providiug twi or three of the loading
newspapers could be iadoeed to give the ticket a
warm support, which he thought would be done.
He thought that the aetion of the saratoga t.on
venliou had !>een iniarepresented to the peop.e, and
that a reaetiou would aet ia wblcb
would elect the ticket. Uuited
liistrict-Attoniey Tenney. of Brooklyn, wae aorae
wuat .?iitlinttaHtic over the outlook and nd iculed
theldeaof withdrawnuctlie ticket. He said tuar
theacUofl of the brooklyn YoungMctia Kepubli
eaa I'lub waa the work or two or three
designing nien; that nio^r of the niem
bera weta yoaag and inexp.nenced in politicu
aad were rath.if iiiiwtttingly led iuto thepoauiou
tba* took. He Mmflgiit ttus inlluenee waa not aa
uiacb ?? waa gvnerally belicvci. He M reported to
haveaaid thut befure the cauvass was eleead Mr.
IVe. h.r wounl pronablv preside at a uieetiug aud
retract hts uiterancea ot suuday uight.
Coilector Lauioree, ol Oswego. said that
there were not inore thaa HK) or 150 disaftectcd
Repoblieaoa m that county, all ot whoruhe thought
could be lnduced to vote the straight ticket. He
saw uo reasou why the Congressional dLstnct m
which ue inetl should uot givetheusualReouuheau
majonty. Many Heuiocratw, he said, would vote for
Jliugefulgerbecitune the.V ku^w him aud e.itoeoje.l
hiui persoually aa a uiau and a cituen. He aiao de
feadad tba aeUoa af the Harataani Conveution aud
aawcrteil that he uever kuew a Btate UoaTeoUee in
whicii there wan so Utthl Fetieral flllliaaflfl exert -d
a?ai-Saratoga. He tuought that. when the Uvople
came to oaderataod th..v facts aa, tbay traadd, the
nrseur feedOg would cu.inge to oue ol euihusiaaiu.
aud that it ayaa the height of foily to taU of with
drawiug the ticket.
Ex*aaoatuf Hallwrt. ot binghaiiiton, said that
there ?Bfl noiue diaatfeetioii ln h.s dlBtllet btit
it would aaaa away, and the ticket would be
aaaetad. it Tu.- .uiBCNt: aud oue or two other
Mwaoaaen would kaap at ihe head of
their eoluaxaa the part ot Mr. Cb-veiaiid'aaTMaah
iu which ha said lhat the BBBteal tius year
wa.s the skirunsh hne of l^Hl it would electjtue
tickei. lie BflfiMil *ifii >.ii i aaBBglBMB that 11
would he faUy to withdra ? ihu ticket.
Janie> L> Warreti. oi lijlta.o, was less sanguine
lhau anv <?ther speaker aiaaagmg Mr. Hcutmru.
lie thought lUe utiu*l uuiority laa the party could
be got iu tvrM Caauaty, bal u<- w;w not eaataau af it.
! [ha ideaot withdrawiug th? Uakat, howcver, wr?
not to ba natairtaiaad tat * aaoaaaat
_ rj, rtatt Caipaailar aTpraaaad bie aanrtlT* t the
aitbdrawalai tha tiakM ahaald araa ba anggaaiad
Tbanvei uountka, baiaaad, arere all nght. Wiuit
.\er irouiil.- th're Waa oaadd be iouou iu a l?-w
uewBp.u?>r aaaaaaj aaai iu linMiklyu.
( iBgreaaauau haiebiuuaabd thM h:? > "iijrre-^ninal
Diatttc. woii.duiv Ift.OlHf aiajftnty f-r tiie ticket.
Mao> 1) Biecraiawaabiaaaaactit
Pf tlBMT*"' i;?>.ieii.n.iu, oi iioy; Mr Madueu and
oih. l- pnawiit Udkad la ili< aaaaa raia. All hrla i-?
Ihfl view ihal ui.iuy l>?*..i.
could he got lac the ticket. olie geuile
."vpl'eaaiug the ojiimou tiial -7.18HI U.>iiiimi?Is
iu New-Iora aad Br.oklyu waaM ?ota foi rolger.
Uwaaaao^UwUthura ?>a? ao .-iit,iu.'...i?ui iu iue
Dauiocratic party for t'levalaad, wm.. toa emiueul
abilitieauuu <iUuiibcatiot.Mol Judge Ftdgarfortbe
liun r..oi .hit. wiiuiu neceiaarily iudme ;ae Uatiat
claaa ot OoaiaenUa to raia lorhiui. It waa thegeu
eralopioioa Ukal iMui?ti?:vsha?l uv<ugoiugUtely me
Kepubheaua were loaiug gr?niii?!. hut aiuioat all of
thoa<> paaaaat thought that wlu-u the putdic mind
waa aet at rext iu regaid to tha acceptauce of tue
caadldatea, Bnd tbv-li leitcrs were publwhed,
the tide WaaabJ tuiu. " It waa the aauio
wav ln the camnaign of 1**0,' aalf
one of the gentleoieu ; - ',?r a tinie the tide waa at
against the K. nubhcan 'icket, buf a chanreaet in
and i.arti.-ld waa derted by a goo?l maionty.
Mr. Hepliiirudid not thmk it waa the ??me thia
year or that tbere waa finv euoagh t?> eoanteraot
the feeHng of ditguat at the mefhoda etn
ployed ?' Baratoga to carry the convention. Hia
rematka were not well received and l?e waa potieed
to leave tli- conferenee aoon after, and aome tiine
beiote tta adjournnient.
It IMiK. FOLOFR HKA IU'.
Judge Foljrer remaiued quiet nntil al)
tie othera had expreeW t'.eir viewt, and
then he took from hia pocket and
read hia letter of aecnptauce. which be aatd ex
preased hia opiuion* at lencrth. It waa liatrned to
by tlioee preaent, a few having lefr the roorn, witb
great atteution aud waa applamled at different
pointH. It wm* fhougbt to meet the ettnation ex
actlv, and it wa.? unaniinonaly concluded by thoaa
pn BMrt fbat it i?- publiNheit at aaaa.
Tha crtidi.lit. a had not been informed of theif
nominaioii, Mr. Maddeq atatmif that it waa the re
anlf of ov raight nu hia part. D w;.a agree.l that
they be given uotice at ouce aud that tlie lettern of
pofifieation be >lat>->; ftoftaaabac iii Ia ant< -da'e tha
DoaS .'??. ?-, atnl thii ? a* done.
MR. Il: 1'lil K.V'S DKCI IVATIoN.
Ah Mr. Hepburu went ont of the conferenee b#
fore it ndjonrned, he dld not reccive anv letter of *
notincation. Afier cou-tiltaliou with oorao
Repnblicana who were not apeeialtj known
aa frienda of tbe Admmixtratiou. !ie aent
to Jolai F. Mmyth, chairnian of tlia
State Couimitfee. a letter declining the uomiiiatioo
for Congressuian-at-Large (ireat regrel wa* 8B>
pressed in thoae who flad I*-. u m th. onfererj .1
tlie iaaaataa re.vhed by Mr. He-ibiirn, aa it waa
a.iltiiat it woul'i furtb??r injure UM araaaaaaiaf
the to-ki-r, but ail agraed that Mr. Hepbara waa
noaaat \a hia aettaf that a uew aaartaaalaa aaaaaa
be nalled
The htate Commiftee h to be aallad toirether
at on.e to aataot a eandidato ta lill the
v,i. aney cauaed by Mr. Hepituru'a d't'wiation. It
waastidby ail the iriemla 01 tbe Adminiattattoa
that i! a uew convention was calfcad it w.mld lead
to a aoatoat that ?'woukI vtaek tha aarir, and
they wooid have n.'thiiiK to do wil !i it lf 1
MB. FOLGKK'- liF.Mi.NAUON fia M THK TUKA61 KT.
One of the ituportant niattera di>-cui>aed,
botii in an.l out of the <ont. r-n.v. waa
tbe resignation of Mr. Folger aa Ia retary
of the li-eaaury. It aaj aaid that if he wer.? *? re
aign at. ouce and thua ahow hia beliei in the auceeet
ot tli. tiuket, and ttM Pre-udent. ?m t<> latoal aa uia
BBaaaaaaraOflBl emiuent Kepnbli-.-aii who aeaU gira
M.uiif.i. -tiou M the buameaa coniaiunify, it
would greatly atrengtuen tlie ticket. Gaaaaal
Sharpe waa amoug thoee who gave expre-sion
to thia view. I1h aa:d, however, tn it it woukl not
be wiae i'or Mr. Folger to raatgn untii Uu Preanleul
waareadyto uaui'.- hia aucc.v.ior. tnoruarthei no
time night ba gtraa to apeaelate apon tha cha > -
terof tha aaraan who uiiunt be cboaen f>>r the aaaat
?.-..e..irv Folger agreed witu thaaa vi> wa,
Tue Freaideat, wuo ia uow at taa Tbea*
aai.d lilau.!-, h expected to ainve hera
witliin a lew daya, wtat-u Ju>Ue Folget
w iil re-ign, liit maieiiattna ta t.ike afta t ax aoon aa
tne Piaataeal oao doeida wboahad laeceed Mr. FoU
gr in the TreaaaryDapartaaant. T<> uciagaboal
tbia reault waa ..ue of tne purpoaea af tlie coi*fer*
euce yeaterday. aaaBtt
?
Jl'DGE FOLGER'S LETIER.
Nl.W-YORK I ITY. Oet 2. IMt.
Tothe ll<>n. Edward M. Madokn. rhuirman, e!c.
Sir : Bv jour l.-tt.r daaad Bapaaaa. ? r -j*, Wtt,
yi-uodieially apjlliaa me that by tlie St.it.- Couven
tion of the Renablic.au party, held at aafaBggB on
tha'JOthuit.,Iwaa aaaahaaaai a* a "iu.ii.iat.-foi
Governor of the State.
The ^anvaaa u the party farthachoice o! .;.-le
sratea to that conventiou haa aeldom baaa equalled
in earnestue.sa and activity, aud iu ihe fulneas,
ffeaiaaj andpuhlicityof thepreparatorydiscuaaion,
Ihe attention o? Renublicaua every where waa fullf
aronsed. Their prmiary meetiuge were helu in ao
cord with loug-eatablUned u^ago. Save ln an ex?
ceptional loeaiity or two, where ino.iea bavo foi
aome time exiated which, lf not at-quieaced in, hava
uever been reaolutely rebelled agaiint ai.d chauged,
thoee pnmariea were aMaadad m aaasaaaalad :ium
bers, aini JustJy expreaned the h.iitin.ents of tha
anrtietaaata in them. TLe dahajaaai aheaaatetkl
llata t'onveutiou reptaaaatad tta v;ewa and
aafataaaaf thaarfaapaettmaaaaattaaaalaa aa fa:rly
aud tuily aa thoae of the couveutiona wbieh hava
Btaeaiadtt. Tha methodaof the couventton wben
aaseiubled were in aceordauee with pneedent, (i?e
from vioience an i .-latnor, aedata and deliberata,
Th.r.-w taiight ou tiie face of tliem that will war
ratit an a.^eertion that ail doue iu it-< ui-etuiga \%aa
uot fair, noncat, aud above-bo.ird, and t hat tbe re
aalta did uot flow from the couacieuiioua and duti
ful convictionaaud aotiona of the moiubera of iU
This ia plam txaaa the fact that ahaa a ieafataB
vote waa reached, though f here had been deep fe?U
luii and was great diaappoimment. fhere waa no
hemtatiou in yieldiug unanimoua acqtiie.wdnoe in
it; and the motion to that end was inade by otia
and aecoude l by another of tbe prominent niem
bcra who ha<l hoped and labored for a diltcreut *ncL
Iheir party aud puolio rank and their charaotat
and qualitiea forbid the idea that they wonld hava
aubmitted to. or winked at, vieioua or even uregn*
lar practic.-s in their opp.Jueuta. It woulu aata aa
tbua couaidered, tnat the c.iucluaioua rcaehad bf
tlie lonveiition were eutitied to the nam tion atid
support of the Republicau party aud the approb;*
tum of the public.
Vei it woiii.t ba idle ta atl.et aoi io kr.ow that tha
public Uiind i? atirre?l b\ reporta of doiuga in whtcb
-.veutiou aa a body ha?i n.. pan. doiuga of a
uiiality wnich houear and higii-miuded rnen cannot
approre aud will ..?t taniel. tatatata. No ooe
eTaiaaa, aooaa beiievea, tnat I ha.l l.?tor parttbereiu.
or previona hint or auapudaa taataad. I aaata an eud
to i.e g.it bf aaab m.-aua. I will uoi underiake to
aaaaaara tne truth of ail af theat' reporti; that of
oue ta iieyoud diapute. Not will 1 arnu>- w b. ther ot
not Ihe leauita r^aclie.1 by the couveution or auy of
tlie pro.eoa. a loward them were ahaped or atlejUid
t lierebr. Tbe faota areg public. aud everyoue may
lorm hL> ovvn juogtnent.
A I'RACTICAL Qt KSTIn.V.
But there i? growing thereout a practical qneetion,
and it i? brotight to nie for auawer. Persous, aoma
holdmg adaaaal relationa witb the Repubiicau party,
aud ail of aood atanding in the oonituunity, hava
aake.f participatioa in or knowledge ol
that which they hold will jaatify the aetioii thal
tbev deaire. Tbe aota conceded or alb-ged ta
hivebeeu doue, npou which they baae tbeir re*
queat, tuey auw conc**de, w?m wholly tuea?:Uof
othera thaume. I have deliberately aud anxioualy
eonaidered the matter, have weiglied the rcaaona
which tbey preseut. au 1 hare lafaBaaa tbe aaaja>
ojieucee. Ihe malter haa two nipec ta. peraonal aad
pahtta. Aa to tujtt peraoual; I made uo mdieatioo
of a williiiK-ie-o, ta be a caudidate for Governor. un
til loui{ atter I bad beea nauied in the i>reaa aud
r.iike.i of bv ajaa ia that aaaaa-tion. and it waa up
pareut that [abonld be brougbt Lx-.., tbe eonv.-n
tion. I lhaa aaid that tf thata araa a falraaasaaai
.-.ui-urr. i-.i-e iu biy uOUiiuation I aooid acc.-pt ; bul
tliai tfaaethal waa uanied 1 auoiild not ataaftfi
aud that il 1 waa uann-d 1 woild n??i b.- uiad. 1 hava
. aaa aaaa af tha < uund. 1 au. oi ta.it miud iw*.
raacaare tboae wbft- were menilxr^ of th.tr on,\e:j
tioti >?ho kiiov. tliaf tu the w. ek ol itasitti.igl
ui-iiie edort to uav tbe uotuiiutioo ot aniKtaaa
lirou^bt ui.'iit. V.i l noiitftii uo tne noioinatio.i, aa
i waa uot glad wheu it . * ue to me, aa i aaatd al
waye have aaaBk aud could uow aeo, it *?> to auot..or
witboiit o .<? twiaae ol regi-et. 1 havaaa>aai
n-aaon wby I aboahl aaa retu~. it witu a ?
But the matter ia not aoiel} or .iv..l> peraaaai
ind vnetlj "o ? itui?ii
ln iu . j i IgiaiBll. lor auy on<-, ;>' i ed aa I aiu a ?
ttaaa, io decline ihe uominati * would arodaea taa
utte.- eotiapae of r.'ie K.-p it>l ?? .u ...ir:.. I'tanaa -\ u>?
?tga aaa aara aat I aaaaeairi rau ant that ... >
t iin . oi.aeij'ienoea. it WO.ll 1 b- t
p.irtv ..:. tha laie .-ve of a high'.v uuportaul e;e.ti?a
WltiiOUt a caliu,..aie for tbei.il. I oin.. ?? ..i tio- -
It a aa iar a.i iinpraciicability a?;-- i ... . a
illltj to li.iine auot.iei pel li .of il?e olflcB
wbo would i>? likelyto :.i-<t wti ?ar:y ao
tmu. What manof anfncieut 8t;:t i-puto to 1
aceeotable and atroug caudidaU-, ami of the aeuai
, tbai uo witu eelf-reapeci, would be wul.og
haauah ?;rcii:ua:ance?, to accepl a laic-uiad*iuouh
nationaud lake tUe liaaard of the uaaraaal And
no mau of oiher klnd woull r.ieci tae doiaandtol
tbe partv, or oouid Iumh- for pop.u*i
tavor. or enter ttae Bato with rea
aouable proauect of auoc???. Moreovac, ?? ?
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