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V01' ..V...I\?- IT>1T.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2b\ I8B3.-TWELYE PA6ES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
IS LEAGUE AViril B1DDERS.
pVMAClN.*. TKSTIMONY AQAINBT THK
TVMMANY DOCX BOARD.
4 COBTR \ 'T REi C1NDED wktiiin (.WARDED TO
A M'VH HIOHER BIDDBR WBO WA? IN THI
HIKO MOXIT TAI!) T.> TIIK WV.WVM.
ir \v \s T.... i. \n: ki.'h rfttD
CROKRR'B NAM! MEXTiOKBD
i K_KT_A1N_D ACTtOKB NoT
APPEABlXO ON THB
MINIT!".-"
ti,. ii .-??'i*.'tti..n r.f iln* Dock Departmenl i
und''*" '??? Tammany regltne wae contlnued by '
jj,,. c mmlaalonera of Accounti yeaterday after* .
m.,:, in N'.>. i-'.l .".f the BtewaM Buildlng, !
Rt i*.: .adway an.l chatnl.m"s-?(. Wltncaaea were
MAmlned by Commlaaloner Terr>'. who aald ho
?ould iry to uncover th<- achemea of a rlriK ..f .
mpptn iort wbo had b'.*n ln eolluaion wlth
Xtmri. ? Dock Commlaalonera, Wllllam Taylor
? . * wltneaa He is a lumber dealer of
j_i-i.il. t wn, I'.i. He MMMed thal <.n January
7. lS:<o. I ? pul in a t'id tlir .ufch Powll a. Ca for
r.f upllefl which w.is lower than a bld
lUbtnitti 1 by A. J. Murray, l.ut the latter
gBtured the conlract, He said that Mr. Kteers, ,
ll Bt. ra <"* Qravea, ti>ld hlm tho reaaon he !
Iit). | i . get the contra t waa becauae ha was ,
not up ln Tammany.
"Th Mld the wltn-ss. "I went up to Tarn- i
m*nx Hall an.l pald 1500 to W. .T Penton aa a
gontrtbutlM to tho campalgn fund."
i; ;i l Croker was preaent, an.l thanked him
for r.. . ntrlbutloq, but t.-.o wltneea was told
k ConunlMloner Phelan, lio said, that i
tj_e Di .1 - Ild have been aenl t.> Her A.
C. w. Haakina, an expert accountant, teatlfled
j^,,: ihe I Id i t P. ?rla A C . waa I7.8SSB0, whlle
Hm bld of A. J. Murray was $12.127 60. Taylor
v. ? ha\c* aupplled Powla B Ca wlth tbe
H Haakina teatlfled thal there waa na men
mlnutea of the H 'ari of awardlng the
p arla B Co. and aubaequently re
? ? araa mt i tl tn of the fact, bow
treaaurer'a recorda.
..:> IKT SO EXPLANATION.
W. B R. P >wla '? atllled thal bla flrm had bld to
,. piiea. The bid waa tb.* loweat, ani 11 n k
i Phelan awar led the contra
I c ? Bubaequently tbe award was re
i ;. and all en*4cavora ;?? obtaln an explana
tl : fr m Comn m P lelan were frul
Allan M Wrennlck, the partner of Mr. Powls,
c - orated ihe atatcmenta ol the latn*-. He
aald tbe coatract had baen awarded ti his tii:n
and then C ner Phelan, wlth >ul an ex
took the awrtid away. ?He called on
tha C .mmlaakMiera, bul they r-main. i .-.:? nt
ied 1 r a re n n t tt thelr actl m.
K. L. Rl hardaon, of Weatfleld, N J. who had
been * .nnected wlth vartoua lumber flrma, aald
| l made an arrangement wlrh Powla A Co.
for the con tract whlch had been awarded them.
??There would hav. been .< good profll oi
< mtracl ahared between us," sabl th.- wll
He teatlfled further that at the tlm.* he offered
? ? t ik?- th.- contracl from Powla <** Ca, oranare
lt bo was connected wlth ti,.* flrm of Oravea a. :
the leadinR factor in ihe comblnatlon to ,
keep ur. prl( ea. Another Brm ln th.* coi
tlon was charles M. Kempner ?* Co. He aald
that thest- and othera had an underatanding
not to bld bei,.w a ? ertaln prlce, ar.d thal lt ?a ie
a very profltable one. When Bteera found out
thnt be bad been negotlailng with Powla A i a
h? was verv angry thal any overturea tr. an OUt
,ide flrm thal waa trylnfto '"?'lk '*'?. *""
ahould have been made. The wMaeaa sald that
ns an Upahol of tha affalr he Wll Otm Bamm,
CO)tMI8BIONSR PHELAN ON tftlAL
Deloa McCurdy, who repreaents Commlaaloner
Phelan. wanted to ask several questims, but
( mmissloner Tert y rubd that thej were not
I ? rtlnent to the aubject
? i btg to differ with the Commlaaloner,'; mld
th. lawyer. "The mlnute you place a wltneaa
, ler oath and he makea damaglng atatementa
? ? reflect on the honeaty of othera that per
l n affected ia ccrtainly on trlal before the
PWhUe the Commission-rs conferred togather,
Mr. McCurdy resumed: "Wlll you *???'????
that I wlll be permltted to aubpoena all these
V''uvScan'mako no promlaea aboul the wlt
naaiiea We had to sui-i.D8 them mn seh es.
T..- will be a time wh -n any Injuatlce done
. .. rtfhted." said Cominlaaloner Terry.
?BUI I fear that it wlll ba aftei tha aamage
1= .' j ?? Mr. McCurdy aald.
Then the Inqulry was adjourned untll to
ir. ilTOW at 2 p. ni.
_- -?
SYMPATHY WOB TBB DAY.
. ? a TSVOL K.BHEB A-?CTIONa Miss FKKK
KE FAV.-KKl. THB VANQlTiailBD LOVtW
Bpencer and Fmnb Newman,^^of Unlon Hlll.
v - ,. f? aome tlme been attentive to Mss
Freebroke. of North Bergen. She dlvld.
ly between the two. and the youngjtnen
?l to sertie the matter between them
??,,? ?ght .,*??.y n.et ir x ^u..M;
ung woman'. home on ??f"<3*>ery,?;!
STR
VCK AX BLEFATBD I'I I.I. All.
A DRIVEB IKJITBKD IN A BUNAWAT TWO
s.OBM vmo BBFUBB TO OTXB THMB
NAME. ?UOHTI.-f HfBT.
__TbomMCon_?.*c.b drlver. lnJha'^P'^
Thompaon. of Na H Irvlna ?/"'?"
? h,,,?ni eonutalng two men *??????"
,?)k frfghi at a wwapaper flylng ln
.... : ran away. Al Tl.iriy-fou: h-M . -1
thehanaom atruch a plltar of Ihe Blath
I road. The axle ol Ibe hanaom waa
.,,.,,<,,,. r,,:i,;sar;;i..,*;-?-;
?* ihrown to '?;',' _,.',, -i ? number of
?"?*- , ' * Iv t'iute.1.
iiru.-.-. whlle the paBaengerBi were ??>K,,">L.?,'"^.
TcPol eman Barry, ol the w <-,. i ..?_??? ? .__.
tuted i . glve thelr namea or addreraaea, .... i
attendanc ,, \*PW.
... ?'??'???';??"?. . T A, ni(-.,U,:..-e
1 Honpltal, ar.d upon Its ^/JL.., miurleB and
. ??:?? attei led o 0,^*Vhlrf"?ve The
'.. hls home, at 1.,-'\'h-pr,,,i i drove
took another cab and hurriedli >iro\e
??h>_
T1I1Y BAD THE DEAD MAB'B ROM>S.
,,,.,.? j; nyoVJtoe, Oi" aABATOOA. AND
THREB COMPANIONI ARBWTBU OB A
CHABOE OF OBAKD LABC-HCT.
Ba.gepi r... Mra. Joaeph R \^n\*. nt thia
,,._ Sree other peraona hair? **\TJXJ^
<.n a charre ol grand larceay la the Bral d-ajree.
,?.,! to bare awrfen papera ?duH a
. . ,:k!iik io ihe eatati u
i : Rouady, whodk Ihere ??*"?'? l??' *?*;
,im<. ot his death b< boarded wlth Mn
lt ?M nol kaowa thal be ha
Urnnu , thougb a man of aome m.
that hl. wealth dld not eaceed $1..Oon
a Bw.rl waa appolnted admlntotrator and pro.
? , perfo'iB his dutlea aa bucb untll a rew
. ' when g number of helra froinidWmj
iihe forwartl ai ,",,', .
.lepoaed by reai m lhal hu appoin.
?eni w.ir nol regular. .? ,,. i,-ii
.rlng. ln th( BurrogatV ?""? VJJ?L i
and fr.,,,, .tatementa mada by vartouajrUne"^"
,,i for. An ordei * ? .** ??*?'? ? ' '*.
" ^ ,'JoToi
, ..,, ttockt and bond* lo th* _n ? ;
.... oroljeed by Mrs. Rounda and Mra. n
-?rs Kd turaedo"? to the f^rogate Theae
... .., ihe poaseaakm ot rhe two women ..-'?
"l-W 'tlonBhowelthBt m,epr..pe-y
. for, and to-day JJe Burroaa
oi hm two ?????'.'?.'!';';,.?
? w. .1.1.-1 and Mra RouwU'b huaband. mbwi
"? PoHob Hlod.eti Btatea that Mra. BMinU maae
**ver.! BtarUlna dlac-oaurea to hlm andI one^oiine
?Uwndy hMrt to-day. (elatlve to the *}^OBBXmuU0t
* v.ry farg. amounl . ' property ln aecur '*^- ?"c,"{
hut nothlng dotlnlte haa aa >et been jtlv.*ni oiif. ll
to hepeaten that tbe eat*rf? wll t ."."r,>
?MM, ir not more, arh. n 11 le all i
JOBN B.MANXIXG EXPELLED.
ACTfON BT THB OOVBRNING COMMITTE
OP THK BTOCK BXCHANOB.
UR W\s DUAROBD WiTll RRA8IN0. IKIM1U_M-XTfl
OS BOXD8 POBTPOKRMEXT OF THK BVQAR
TKl'ST STATI'.MKN",' Ql'BSTIOK.
The Oovernlni Commlttee of tho st.. k Kx
rhange laal evenlng expelled .J-,i,ti ii. Mannlng
tbat I ,-iv. Tbe i immttl ??? waa ln b.
from 3:30 p, m. t,> 7 p, n... an.l went fully Into Ihe
matter, in whl. ii Mr Mannlng, aa already report?
ed ln The Tribune, araa charged arlth havlng re
moved tho Ind irsementa on iivo Unlon Paciflo
Rallrpad bonda ln order to make them apiieai'
"dean."
Mr. liannlng'a olTioe is at No. 11 Wall-st., an.l
hls hom* at No. IM Weat Thlrty-fburth-Bt. He
ha? beea known as a buyer of flmt-clesa securl
tles at auctlon aalea, at arhlch ho reeeivoii the
flve bonda ln queatlon. When h? hoiiKht !;i"ii.
thej were Indoraed, the complalnant agalnrl hlm
alleged, and whlle he hold them, it w.i* further
Bsserted, theae Indoraementa were removed by
chemlrala ,,.? otherwlse, Mr, Mannlng I* report?
ed to be a mllllonalrc.
After tlie commlttee adjourned laat evenlng Ita I
arti,.,i was made publie through GV rge W. Ely,
the Beeretary "f the Exchange. He aald: "The
rulea requlre a two*thlrda vote f<>:' expulsion fer
frami. arul the Q \ 'eralng C immlttee is the judso
of the fraud. Mr. Mannlng appeared bef.-.re the
c immlttee and made a Btatem nt. After bear?
lng hlm and duly ar. ghlng the evlden ?<?. ti'
mlttee have expelled lii.n by the requlred two
thlrda vote, l prefer not to say whether tho .w
tion was unanlmoua. Tne . tpulslon Ib made
iiiiil<-r Artlcle XVII "f the conatltutlon uf tho Ex
i bange."
Thi- Hv,- bonda were BOld by Mr. Mannlnr* to
ABlel rv- ?'... of Bxchang. Klace, bul Mr. Bl]
i ' it they arere .: i the c mplalnanta agalnst the
brofcer.
The commlttee aii i I ?"',. up th. queatlon wheth?
er the Sugar Truat Rhould be called on to make
a atatement of its flnanclal condltlon. Tt wlll be
three yeara nexl Januar) slace eny repori of the
kln i haa been made by the Trust. Th. oplnlon ::<
general, and is emphatic, that such a staten.ont
shoui,| be demanded ol th. Ti i I hy the Covcrn
Ing Commlttee, in view of thfl pecullar methoda
.,!' Ihe Trust.
Mr. Ely aald that this quostl^n had fcone ovor
f.r thi- preaent. It is underatood that th,* long
aeaaion over tii,* Mannlng caae Inclined the cmn
mittoe io flrfor tho Sugar Trust matter, at least
until Ita next meetlng.
THE PEIXTEE8 ACQUITTED.
AFPlArS- WHEN THB VERDICT WAS iffcCBlVBI)
i\- thk comtT-nooM in trenton.
Tronton. X. J.. Bept "". Tho eummlng ur ln
the trlal "f Kuser, Roblnson, Krauettler and Ilelnz
for eonspiracy to defraud the Btate in conn* Uoa
wlth a prlntlng contract arma flnlahed thla noon.
Bamue] Kallscb maklng the flnal ergument for
Kuaer and ProBecutor Btockton cloalng for tho
Btate J.iiuo t\,i, .ver*i iharga revlewsd tho aallent
featurea of tha eridence and deflned th? law of
?ncv. It w.is onatdered ;?. falr cherg* Be
- . mclualon the <"ourt dlrected the Jury i"
acqull Kian-'t'.i'-r and Helna. The Jury r#tln I al
I- 15 in flve rniir.itos it returned wlth ? vei
acqu.'.tal for Kuaer and Robliaon, aa arell aa
Krauettler .md Helns. .
'i h \. rdlct was applauded by the people ln the
courttoom.
GOY. BORTOX LAT8 a COBXEBBTOXB.
MAYdfl BTBONO AUO TAKE* PART IB THK INTI7R
KSTIN'. EXERC18E8 IN COHOBB.
Troy, X. Y., Bept. 25.-.M 3 o'etOCk thlfl affrnoon
Oovernor Morton lald the cornerstone of the new
.-,.,- n.,;i ,,f i-,,i;?:.-. The bulldlng wlTT coat 981.9*.
There wai a proceeslou of munidpal boards, olvic
! iii.- Troy and Oohoea osmpanlea of the
tl Ouard. Thl exerc -? ? ?? address
by Mayor Strong.
A BEALEB AXD TWEXTI BEX LOST.
JOHN OL8EN*fl BTORY OF A WRBCK IN BEHRINO
BEA TWO S"l;\TVi.KS PBR8BCn.*TED.
Boaton, Bept S John Oleen, ef New-York, ar
rlved in Boaton yesterday, and ho broughl d<'
Ibe loaa of ihr atean aealtai acbooner Dlana In
Behring Bea on March Tl, tba only aurvlvors brlng
hlmaell and Elrat Mate Oanrln. Tha veasel lall. I
rrom foh ib una on February 22 arlth a ?
of twenty-two men, CapUln McCormlcli ln com
Aboul Ihe mlddl. of Mar 'h the veaa.
- Ialand, northeaal ol Liockalene
Islai -l. one ?- I
On the mornlng of .\i uxb M, wltb 8 high ?oa run?
ning. the captaln ordered tbe boata out The mat*
and crew to ih exceptlon to the order, but, i
captaln arafl flrm, tbe boata pul off. A heavy
aroae, In whlch two of the boata were blown to
..... and ' ?? tv i .it, In whl b were eeven men
and the m->t''. wa? thrown by a hu?e wave ta
mi the rocka of Copper Ialand and amaahi I, (
Olaen and Oarvla belng drowned, The
the nexl day drlfted on tbe rocka and F.ink. wlth
. ,*en nr:: who had remalned on board.
. tbe mat' remaln. I on the Ialand for b'.x
daya and nlghta. bul on the morn ng . ' lb? w^nth
.i-.v ? .-hi.e-s. fl.hlnn Junk waa alanal.ed. The)
were aken aboa. I and carrled to L .ckalene Ialand,
whlch a aboul forty mllea lo thf s.uth of .
laianr]. Here lh** ??" captured by Inoa and -??
lh-.red to Ruaalan offlcera ._.__._* ?-i .
The only word the men could underatand
Tlll' Ol .4 li'llU ill'- ."> ?? ww..- ---- -
waa ask. ! them waa "paaaporta." and aa t ?
none tbey were lakea. Irom I together. to Ku
wn- An interpretei waa found. but theli itory waa
not beUeved,^ and th*y Were aent atlll Iron. , aa
Sriaonera to Vladlvostok. where they were pla ed
RT m flithv Drlaon Kn Bng ahman alded them to
Laln thelr llomyby obtainlng conflrmatlon of tbe
wreck f?f ibe Dlana from oth. r v. ?
- ? -
iroons ABLAEE tX BAIXB
THR OOCNTRT 1? PARCHBD AND THB nfTORTS
OP THK run: IT'iHTI'.l-.S ABB OP
l.ri'TI.K AVAII*.
Auauata Me., iept tn.- Malne la parched and th*
.. . |B witheri i tl rougboul Ita entlre araa.
N, rain lo epeak of ba ' montha. and the
.Ituatlon is becomlng decldedly aerloua Wt
Bprtnga are drylng up, whlle fiwd-alaed atream*
hav. aunk io mere rlvuleta PJJresI flrea nrn apring
,na Up if, cai oufl pla ?-? ->^- wldesfflraad dam?
age aml alarm.
\ fur.i.-r ln Orei ?' : '!'''" ,,:' ; on *"
farm f'.r a week. bun l ""?'? ???
s:; :''::?/ *kl?!U***A fft.
nd int caSnry ln th.n vidnltj
S-hh-rnok" The ?w caught ln hay atacked near.
,-mii,, and :- ipreadlng i pldli A baa nre u rag
\ng\i th* worjdfl ln the town of Morria Half the
S*n of M .rrlll Ifl out ftghtlnfl th. flanura. Another
.. |? th. woo la ut Eaat Belfaat Blg
irl* areTuTnlng ln c- -unty, near Wlnn,
and ln Hollen, and In Franklln < .,'.)nt>.
rhilllfs. Me Bept. tn. FUreal tires ar* hurnlni; In
Avon, iwo mllea from thta vlllaga, and th* town ta
clouded wlth amoke. The flrea have boen fought
-. bul wlth llttle i-ffi'-t. Tl ? i ? - akea Berl
,iM foreat .flrwi at Runaway Ppnd *" tbe Leaal.a
and al the head of Rtahai-dson'fl Lake.
t; EEBXBAL g B W1XXJ.\ Q DEI / f; A TBE
l'.i'.-t'I.TS OF THB REPl'BLU'AN CADCTCSI IM
MAH8A. Bt'BBT -
,.,, , . , orti fn.m Republlcaa
.., held ii, rarloua . Itlea and towna of tbe
;:,^t nlgbl el whi imlni,
favor of U"- renomlnatlon ol Oovernoi Qreei
i.i the vltb C mgi ? ? Diatrict, wl nw dc - -
Bre ,,, be eeleeted lo thfl eoaventlon t" **9iulaaU a
' ,.. late rongreasman V"*,?'"1,1' ?**
irict-Attorney Vl'llllam II . - !? "' ???
i ih. rTucuaea bo fai reported tl"- A. P. A. hoy
-ut no " - Imporuni flgure. although
. , ., ?,h,,:.i oppoaltlon to tbe Oovernoi ii
nition wouM come from l The di
i.i,,. i . ere h- d to-nlnh'
"?;vy?\ . . lA'orceater and Fltch
bui. and foi-ty-ata townfl ln IrVorceatei ' ounti glve
, re, afe; Ha.l.'. ?: d. .
jriVld. Maaa.. b>| ,**_>?* ,"*,
(?? nhalce l Bhelburne S unpledged. but probably
Grei-nhalge. Orange 8 f'.r Oreenbalg.
- aaalnflt OreenhaJge. louthampton 1 unpledge.1
4Vf.r( sprlngfleld I for Oreenhalg*; 2 for Hall*
RUH*elI-l for r,i.-onhal?e. Bouthwick?1 for Oreen
i ,.... Amberst?I i-r Oreeofealge. Lenoa
i ,;?? ' nl
A RABBI DIES FROM FUIGUT.
AFRAID IIB WAS Tt? BB TAKEN TO BI
BERIA
THK MAN THAT HAD HIM ARBESTBD FOB KH.L"
IN.; CHICKEXB WITMOrT A PBBMIT DB?
.n. .i'N*.*;:i> vs \ MtTBDBBBB A BIOI
KARAOWLl AVBB1! :i'.
'. M. Ar.nson. aaatatanl dlatrlcl rabW
Tbatford Btreel Bynagogue, in Brooklyn, a
?. .,:, . implalnl of Bolomon SI. h.
aaalatanl ofllcer of tba aynagogue, for kllllng chlck
aaa wltboal a permlt. He apeM twenty-foar boura
ln Rayawnd Btreet ln}i, and nearly aenl frantlc
through fo.ir ibai b< waa : - recelire treatmeat Hke
thai glvea him ln Ruaata, wbera ba waa terrlbly
? uted a few y. ira ago by the Caar*B offl ei
In i.ia ravlnga arhen taken rrom Jall ha pleaded
t belng taken to Kberla. He wai taken bome,
pul to bed, and dled from hearl dlaeaae, aggmrated
!.-. f; . Ung to Dr. Miller, of Baal New
York.
Th.> dea.i rabbl'B frienda regarded Nlchea .??* hli
mnr.lerer, and ihere w ia n< irly a rlot ln Tpatford-aL
yeaterday, when Nlrhen aralked up and down ln
front of the aynagogue, whleh was erowded w'.th
mournera, and erk I
"I'm glad he'a .lead. Vm a'ad he'a dead. I dldn'l
kl'l hlm, bui I'm glad h? .a i< i
Then. in the preuence of the mournera, he took
oui a black bottle and mo klngli drank to I
poae of Aronaon'a .-..ul, after which he paaaed th"
bottle to half a doaen of his friend.-*, wlio Iii llke
wlee. A crowd ol Aronaon'a relatlve* mad- a iwh
fo.- Nlchen, but - ? po ten ah ? had I.n .1.
taUed tj keej. order aaved Nlchen from trtoleaca
XRW-TORR WILL APPEAL IHE CA8B,
THK HIOHKST COCRT IB THI BTATB TO FAB4 I N
THB BTATE CABB tax I.kvv.
Albany, s<--,.- a \ letter waa received nt tba
Btata Controller'a Department to-day from -Orpora
tlon Oounael Fraacli M, Bcott, ofltaUlly no;if>:n?
t , ? Blate autborltiea tbal New-Tork county wouM
appeal from it.e racaat dedalon of the Oeneral
Term, auatalnlng ihe levy upon It of two yeara'
b...-k t.i\- ? foi Btat.ra of tiu.- Indlgent Inaane.
New-York had objected to th. tax, becauee lt took
,are of Iti own pauper Inaane, t.'it the Coort de?
clded, neverthe!eaa, that lt mual pay Ita quota.
The Controller hada xt rbal agreenu nt. or i i
h<- ha.l, with th. Corporatl *n Counael, abereby it waa
..... i to let tho matter st.m.i u declded hy thr
Oeneral Term, bui the letter recelv. I to la ? aa)
that Ihe Corporatlon C nferred with Mayo
Strong and . ontroller Pltch. of Near ^"<?r k City.
and they determlned thal ao much money ??? as ln
i thal an appeal ahould ba taken. Tha back
taxea In thla caa amount :o II.IOO.OU).
it j> aald matter may >.?? heard at th..
nexl term of ihr Court of Appeala, beginning on
er 7, and that If thi Attorney-_ener_l and the
Corporatlon Counael >f New-York wlll appear be
,,,. I agree u| xt irly day for
..ryumonts. the declalon wlll probably
dered hefore the tlme comea for Ihe ..ojournmen;
uf the . ourt 01 r Bvacuetlon 1 i l
JGALXST TIIE dMBSDBEXT.
RHODI IS1.\NI> VoTliliS REFL'BE TO CHANOB
'1 HKlit CON8TIT1 TH ?N
Provldence, Bept ? (?-;.<?.?laiiy Ti.e election to
day on an amendmenl 10 tbe Conatltutlon, provtd
i: | for blennlal eleetloi id other 1 hangea In the
organlc laa of Rhode Island, reeulted In ti.- over
wtaelmlng defeal of tt.. propoaitlon. The m.ijon
tlea agalnal tbe amendmenl were so general ln
toam and .-ounty aa w ahow rhat tba aentlment al
tba voteri waa decidedly agalnal it, wlthoul regard
t, party. Tbe dty of Provldenoe, whi. h waa de
! upon tO gtve B larj-H VOta In faVOT of the
amendment, for aad 3,6*5 agalnat 11
Tbe propoaed amendmenl provlded: Flrat, for th*
election of all Btate oAcara and m< mi.en of the
Oeneral Aaaembly once ln two year . ae. md, for
maklnr* the HaaieuawMlovernqr th" r
offieer ol the Bi na I of 1 he O01
dentallj deprlvlng thai offlctal or ihe rol ol
Senator, wnleh fi* noa haa; and, thlrd, for the
election of Rt] tlea by ararda, m
I ..11 a general tleket.
Whlle the peopl. In ? generallj
blennlal electlons. lhal queation aaa ao walghted
down by "rldera thal many men who atrongly
advocate fea*er elcetlona voted agalnat tha am nd
ment. in Ihe country lowni
? an attempt to take away the aprlng town
meetlng every ..ih.r year. The venal
1 on a. rounl ol Ita I
th.-ir chnncea '<> mak- money. Tha vote to- la
? ?
with only four nn.il! towna to hear from, th*
. ?? .- t.mi for tbe amendmenl and 11,137
agalnat lt. Aa a three-flftha ^?-??- mna reou rr.i the
. ? ? Iment lacka, on IheBe flgurea, 3,651 of pa* 1
.\ blennlal amendmenl pure and almpli ?..
mltted nr ihe Prealdentlal election In l-'1-'. and,
whlle it had a nn 1 rltj 1,842, 11 la k. 1 MS o! tl -
... ary three-flftha.
.IOSE F. .XAYAHIIO'S BABBOW B8SAPB,
ALMOST FELL UXDEB THH W1IBEUI OF A TflAIN
AT lo.Ni; BRANCH IIIB OOLLAB-BOKB
FB IC1 L'RED.
Long Hr.inrh, X. I, Bept. ..".. -Joe. F. Navarro,
I ndereon, tbe former aci 1 eaa,
was aedoualy ln! ? -his afterno .:. Ha ar?
rlved on rhe traln due herr ..t .,.;?.. havlng come
! taken tbe Iraln leavlng tbe land
Ing ..; ...H". Mra, Bacheverria aai waltlng for blm
on the j.l itfoi m
.\i.*. Navarro walked oui up 1 >rm and de
atepa. The n.iin waa still iravelllng
wlth conalderable ?i>e. .. .,. 1 .,* he ; .1 been ln one
of the forwai : 11 rant. l to ..liirht al the
upper end of the platform, i.e aprang ..ff. He
: ..:, i .'? II. at. 1 then .?.;:?? 1 ov< r and off II ?
? .? th. pla( form
and the wheela of the < arere atlll movlna.
1. aaa great exdfc m- :.t n the dej t,
thought Impo ?ibl. . have rolb 1 Into iii.
narrow apac 1 into tioui coming In
? . ? . ? md I 11 and
posalbly kllled. When lha tr;...n waa Btopped Mr.
Navarro waa dragg. fi im i. > periloua po
Hla . illar-bone waa fractured arhera be llrat atruck
the platform after belng ihrown from h!s feel He
waa taki-n to a houae cloae to the depot, and Dr,
Allen, of Hollywood, w.i-. called Mr. Navarro la
over aeventy yeara old, bul haa been more actlva
than most nn-n tw-nty ye..;. ynunger.
A 8ICK SA ll.oil 1BOM BOSOLULU.
ABBIVAL OF A TBSBBL AT PORT TOWXSBBU WITH.
IT IS THOUOHT, A CASB OF CHOLBfl >. ABOAKD.
Port Townaend, Waah., Bepl B .S;.-.n\i. The
barkentlna Retrlever, Captaln Bogan, h.is arrlved
hera twent] me daya from Honolalu, havtng .n
board arhai la belleved by the health ofltcora t. i.e
a .a-<e of cholera. A aeaman, Andrew Hanaen. waa
t.ik. n aleh .i ',-???? .. out I I and waa
still verj ll. n ?? . - offlc n boarde 1
ihe v 1 '.", ..,1. ? noi ,-Hrt.iln t!.
baa Ihe pia tlne waa order. 1 Ir, .
quarantlne. !!..:.?-?:- ?..s r- m.,v?-1 i,. th. quarantlne
hoapltal : ?? V-.U/1 t-he
11 would bave
dbd lf he ha I had 1 holera.
GBOBGB OVXTON IBJCBED.
THROWB FROM Hia HORJIE IN THR PARK AXD
iii.-* i.k<; BKOKBB
Park p 11 mai " '? - ln reported at the Ar
.... ? t Profeaaor 1 leorge .hia
Um, ;. .".'?? 85 Baal s-1
bad I ? ? -. thi .?? n fi ?m bla h path,
hai ,n falllng Ihi h rai had klck. 1 blm In tbe
1 :....? .' ? . lunton waa
conveved to tle Preabyterlan Hoapltal 111 the Park
..mi.ui inci Tl >?!..- ran iws; I aai mbse
quently raught )>> Park Poilr.man Doyle and ? .k ?!.
Prof. >aor Qunton
la the ? dltor <>: "Thi S
Hon.
?
WBITB8 A\ /) IXDlAXi /'" XOT BTX,
??'?n-s: >n, Bej rhe Con mh ner ol In
dlan Affalra. Mr. Bl mual r.j.ort
' 1 ? In th Bl <"?? publlc
achooli baa ludlce ea
lata to ihe mli -Ilng of the ra aa upon tb.
ol Ihe Indlana. The Indlan,
Ihe 1.01 r aavs. la quirk to advan.
On. >? j, , .. ,,r,
r."v. a numh . ol graduatea ol theae achoola v. im
h ive I 1' ? ('ivii Bervlce < 'omm
glng thia IBOV4
Ir. r.-i:.ir . :., the recenl killlin- of lridUn*. at Ja-k
somc addltlon il fa. r.iim 1 bj tbe
I' 1 ?';.??.' ol Juatlce ..!?? glven. They ahow tbal
aere 1 ly of wantonly alaugbter
lii^ k nn.- and i ' ? ?..:.. ? be 1
... ..?bltea of th.it eouatry.
Th. Indlana nf thal wl, It la aald, nre
illen I ind urne lhat the gullty
whltea I.*.* punl 1. ? 1
FATBOXtMl iinxir tXDCATBIBA
Wear Knoa hata, made hy Amerl.-an worklng
men. Tb. lead tl ? arorld \i\ 1.
KNIVE8 OUT FOR TAMMANV.
STATE DEMOCRATS FURIOUS.
THEY ARE OOING TO WORK To PULVER
IZE TIIK TK3ER.
HJ /.T.V tSDBPEXDBXT TICEET8 BEBE.
thi: UCADER8 PAIBIiY BOfUXO WITH INDIONA
TION OVBB TIII'IK TRBATMKKT BY THB BTBA
CVBB CONVBNTIOW HII.I.'S TRBACHBBT THB
LWUVT DROP OB BTTTBRNBBa IN THX1R
rti' -l)KMi?*RAT.s DIBHBARTEXED AND
BBPCBUCABI STlI.l. MORB BX
COURAOBO nr THK lA'TI'-N
FIOHT WHAT niAKi.rcs
g, FAIRCHILD ANU
irniKKS S\Y.
[lir TBLBOBA1- TO TIIK TP.ini-NE.]
Bvracoae, N. Y . Sept. 2a.?"They have burned
our brldges, aml there ls rmthlng Mt for us to
do hut to K" back am! hojrln the n*rht ggaln from
the botl .111 np. I 'onalder the offer whl.-h has
been ma.le to ua, coupled as lt ls with th" i-.-r
petual recopiiltlon of Tamnuuiy, the most Insult
ing that was ever tendered ln tho Rulf-e of har
in-,:iy" This was the way fharb-s S. Falrchlld
Btxed up tho situation to-day Just after he Had
walked out of the conventlon hall. sceompanled
by hls fellow-deloKatos of the State Oomorraoy.
A more Indlgnant body of men, It is prob.ible,
never put on thelr hats and left a polltlcal c in?
ventlon. Their experlence here has been many
time?, more exasperattng than thelr treatmont
last yoarat Baratoga.
'i- en they applled far admlsslon of thelr owti
motlon, and badiamall expeetetion of recelvlng
anv conatderatloa. Their petl'tlon was almply re?
fuaed. This yoar they ha.l beon Invited to Bend
delegatea, and reeognltlon bad been promlaed by
n..;-si a leadar andaruler in tho party than Davld
B. hiii l.imseif. Thoy had noi "nly been Invited
t . , ,..?*, but, as Mr. Falrchlld expressed it In his
Bpeech last nljrht hefore tho Commlttee n Con?
tested Hoats, thoy had "beon Mked, Urged an 1
requested earneatly to he prosont nK.iin." Th"
Mr Hlll wh> bad bo "earnestly" pleaded with
Mr. Falrchlld ani hls polltlcal frlenda srsa tho
aame Mr. Hiil who last nlprht, vh-n the cru lal
vote on tho ono-third repreaentatlon for the
Bute Democracy waa tak-n in ths Commltl -
,,n Contested Beata, eravenly irent bach on the
met wh ,m he had bldden to hls harm my feaat
;:n,l east hia vote wlth their adversarb s
DIBOU8t9P WITH HII.I.-S TRBACHBRT.
It was HflTfl deaertlon whleh added so much blt
ternesa Ifl the art Of the eommlttee. Tho s-n, ir
Benator bad weakened Just as the prlxe of har
mony was wlthin his grasp. He dlscovered that
Murphy, his collsagiai and madjutnr. had been
maklng frlghtful Inroads on his str,n*r;!i in tho
Credentlals Commlttee |n the interest <>f Tam?
manv, and hls *rrip or, th<* party machlnery wa.s
belng rapldly loosened. Mr. HIU did nol i
'lraRo to fgee a defeat administored hy iiis
own henehmen. "I cannot belleve It; lt cannol
i - t:-ue." sald ex-Juatlce Ifaurtce J. Power when
inf-,rin'',l that Senator Hlll had VOted "No" on tho
one-thlrd propoeltkm. WhM C4?vtnced of tn<*
fa. 's, Mr. I'.'Wer-s dlagUSt was de*:p and unutter
Hur Hill's reej ,ns for h'.s courae were p'ain. tto
tofW lhat if Murphy, Hhe^han nnd Oiektr t>> Join
Ing hands coilld b-at hlm on hls all"Kod harmony
plan, the time would c ime when thoy could over
turn blfl rule. II 8raa 8 erltlcal moment in Mr.
Hill's hlstory. and be was not equal to the
emerg. ncy. Ha was ready to "kickand euffTam
manj ' to pleaae the [ndependents, but when
Tammany ttirned OH him ond Bhowed its teeth ho
cbanged hls programme.
Tho state Democracy leaders who lefl the
conventlon to-day unlted In eaylng that it was
the reaolutlon whlch waa presented by the eom?
mlttee aml which was Indorsed by tho conven?
tlon that ihey oould not Btomach. "We mlpht
bave accepted the one-iifth plan." said Cor?
poratlon Counael Prancls M. Bcott, "but we
could not accepl ths added humlllatlon con
talned In thal retolutlon. II r.gnlsed Tam?
many m t'n- regular org-olxatlon, nol only for
to-day'a conventlon, but aiso for all future con?
ventlon* lt bestowed upon Tammany tho party
emblem ln this and future campalgne, and
d rected tbat 'ln every way In whlch the quea?
tlon of partj organtxat! ?n may aiis.> aald Tam?
many Hall organlsatlon Bball be recognlaed ar.d
treated bj tbe regular erganlxatlon <>f the
party.' Tho glfi of th- one-flfth refjresentaUon
they offered us v.as made to depend on our
Bubservlence snd iubordlnatlon to Tammany
Could s'-lf-respii'tlnp, m-'ti n .pt any s.n'h
humlllatlng terms? We eouldn't d,> it. and we
wouldn'l nccept reeognltlon under su<-h condl?
tlona lf they had made >ur repreaentatlon four
flfths, or even Bve-flftha ot th.- delegatlon. Wa
w.-r,. aaked to enter the t**onventUm.aa tho tall
to th" Tammany kito. Can bonorabie men won
der why we refuaed? I got up this mornlng in
t> ii,llng to sdvlss acceptaiKe of the plan, bul
when i saw the reeolutlon which preceded it, I
i-uit in a hurry,'
THK DEMOCRACY ?"BUBTBD.*"
Ex-.Itidtte John Jeroloman. Presldent of the
Board of Aldermen. did not healtate to expreaa his
feellngs in strons langiiaKe. "The Democracy of
th- Btate of New-York ls 'busted' agaln," sald be.
?The actlon <>f the conventlon is humr.iatinK in
th- eatreme, an.l, beeldee, li la an in.uit to every
frlend of Orover Cleveland. Bo far aa further
.. , ?? tba Btatfl Conv4mtlon is concerned, it is
of no posslble Interest to us. Wo ar,- golng back
to New-Tork to pulverlseTammany Hall We wlll
make i-vrv bonorabie nomination we can to d
feat th" Tammany county tlcket an.l the Tam?
many Hall candldates for the Benate and tha As
sembly. The <'.,mmltt'-.* on Contested Beal
- ted our Democracy. It was an Insult not only
to ui but to every Independeni Democral In tne
Btate."
-We ars walklng delegatea to**day.M racetlousl)
remarked Tax Commlssloner Theodore Butro,
..nd I am not ashan.ed of IhS walklng WS did to
get OBl "f r?"i h of Tammany Tlnll. Tin- WOrt I
nventton to-day la Insultlng, nol to the Btate
Demo i ? alone; lt u equally Inaulting to tha
Oerman-Americanfl wh.> requeeted the adml
of the state Democra ry delegatea. Tho Tammanj
Hall nif-n thlnk they own the Oerraana of New
y irk n.,w, owlpg to tbe exeias queatl m, but we
wlll show them thelr mlstake. The ';? rn ina can
i. ; t.. ii.r.ui tO tbe BUppOTt Of Tammany methoda
.,r to vote for the restoratlOU of Tammany ad
mlnlstratlon. We WIU go back to renew our flght
agalnal Tammanv. Ti Ii J , l seedlnga here
wlll ln my Judgment open taa eyea of a good
manv people. and tlie reault Wlll ba bb. Iher defeat
f. i Tammany Hall n.-.\t November."
N..T T<> BE PACXPIED.
Colonel Roberi Orter klonroe w..< .. .t dlspoaeJ
to cloak bla BtBtlmenta |n honeyed phrasea to
day. "Kothlng ao oontemptible and humlll.iinrt
w.is ever offered t> -. ietf-reBpectlng body ol
men," ha aald "The..' la only oa ? feetlng In tbe
delegatl iB, nnd that la that BUCh terma must be
repellsd. Why, if thev wera to offer ua th"
vi ii ls IN votaa nnd every seal iti the delegatlon
"f New-York Clty we rould not enteitaln the
prop ,siti,m wlth the terms Imposc I "
\ Tammany ti'on itandtng near Colonel Ilon
r ??? trb d to adminlster a llttle eoothlng ayrup to
hlm. --X, thlnx like dlsrespeot to the State De*
I y aai Intended, I am aure," murmured
ths Wlgwamlte. Bul the Colonel waa- not to
easlly pacifled. 'Tbe plan la trtdoua,*' ba
"the no.-'t vi'-loiis and dlsreputai'l" pr"i'- ..-itlon
thal could have been devlsed. Don't tell mo
tbal no dlsrespecl araa Intended. II not only
puta ua under the Tammany whip. but its pur
thal wt are I . be barred oai from all fut?
ure recognltlon except bucB a. Tammany Hall
ii to have. Anythlng wt should k-i
ifter w iuld be out of courtesy, an.l not as a
All we could expecl was mere tleketa ot
admlsslon, to be allowed to look "n and soo them
run the conventlon. We wlll ahow them when
are gel back to New-Tork that we are not bullt
thai way."
Deputy Burveyor Daniel E. Dowiing fav/ired
a tiKht which should etnbrace th,- Btate tic-kei.
"V..- ought t. have a conventlon now like the
Antl-Bnapper Btate Conventlon we lieid here in
and nomlnate a clear tlcket of Btate
Democracy candldates. 1 am aiso ln fnvor of
golng Into every Benate and Aaaembly diatrict
of New-Tork and puttlng up Btate Democrata
for the Ueglalature In every dlatrtct."
.lohn .J. Quinlan aald: "We ara golng to flcht
them to the ond. and whlle we wlll not Indorse
ih" loeal Republican nomlneea we may aupport
iblnatlon tl<-ket ns wo did last year."
"HAKMONY" OONH TO BMABB
Tha "swearlng train." na it waa called, left
bi re before I p- m. to carry the state Dem " -
racy delegatea back to New-Tork. Blueetreeka
of Indlgnatlon, lt was sald, were stlll b<*lng
omlttcd from thf car WlndoWB as far east as
Albany and Troy. The Tammany delexatea,
whoae special tralns started for New-Tork after
the Btate Democracy train. were none of.them
ln a state of entbualaam over their "vlctory."
They began to reallae after tho l>usln'*ss was
over that the harmony eampalgn waa at an
end an.l thal the chances of a Tammany vlc?
tory in New-Tork this fall were on the waiv*.
Ex-Mayor Oilroy trie<i to argue that lt was all
rtghl and thal the proper ccurse had been pur
m.i.'.i, bul his tone of anxlety gave Btrong evi
,. ?-. e th.it he was havlng a atruggl wlth his
i. ,- Bome .,f tho thouf-htful m-n among the
WiKwam delegatea admltted thal the day's pro
ceedinga bad serloualy injured the ??**"<*?_?
th- Tammany county tlckel this fall. but that
th" tlckel f--- Btate offlcera put ln nomination
to-day was not hnperllled.
-I i, ,ve rar.-lv aeen fluch groaa atupldlty aa that
whlch h..s been ahown here bi the [???**>?"
ln charge ol Tammany Hai;." ealda^BapxtBtnm
une of th" upper Neiy-Tork dletrtcU to-day.
??Evervthtng they hav.- d me Invltea defeat. rnej
. ,? {., have utterly forgotten that there waa an
el. otlon In thla State last November. Tliink ol tne
Btupld'.ty of maklng Jlmmy' Mai-tln ehairman of
eicatlon, and the aalnlne blunder of puttin*,
,,n -i- ,m' Orady as .pokesman for the orgaritsa
tl,;,' Did they ihink there was a ny thing smartor
cunnlng n permltting Tom' to exhlblt hto wounds
:, ,,, and wall over hls loaa of an $8,000 place
throuEh th.* operatlona of the Clty Maglatratea
1 V' Tl,- y hole plan here .eem. to be to put tha
worst fool foremoflt. Maybe you thlnk that this
brazen f illy-wlll not be notlced through the State
,f you do. you mav have your mlnds disabused
?v'-i'.-.i v,,u look at thr next ? 1 etlon r-turns.'
' The transactlona of tho Democratlc Btate < n
ventlon to-day havo not only dlsheartened the
Democrata who hav* been dependlng on nir
mony? for a reversal ?' th- people'. v.-.-diet -f
last year, but hav put fresh courageInto the K
in. 0f this sectlon. T-here la a teellng
Afloat here thal tho Republican ehancee have
been much Improved by the fiaaco in the.cunven
tlon whlch Mr. Hlll flupposed he oontrolled. Manv
welMnformed end m -derate men cxpress the be
.... th< Hlll tl' k?t put up to-day is doomed.
TIIF. BTATE DEMOCRACY*g DKi'I-ARATIOX.
a meetlng of tb" itate Democracy delegatea
w.is hold at the Vanderhllt House this mornlng
? , e natder what eourse should be pursued ln
view "f tb" remarkaWe actlon of the o.mmittee
on Contested Beats last ni*ht. Charles s. Falr
chlld preslded at tho meetlng, and brlefly out
lin. ,1 what h" belleved to be the duty of the dele?
gatlon. Whatever others mlght do. Mr. l-air
chil 1 sald. he would never consent to accept the
terma After th<- matter had heen dtscuased, Ev
erett P Wheeler offered the followlng preamble
. ,;.... ii-, whlch were ad ipted unani
mously:
Wher. 8fl Tho New-Tork State Homoorary, as or
ga-iiwl in' th.> clty of New-York. la composed of
Democrata. ard thcrefon oppoaed t.? lh. manage?
menl ani methoda of the Tammany Hallorgaaixa
YVh-reaa. As auch, ln lustfee and m conform
i rinclplen and to many pr. - ?? ?' j ln
prevloua yeara, rl,,- Btate Democracy is entltled to
..',-!,,ii in the Btate Conventlon and on the
Btate ?' immitu ? -. an i ?
VVherea* The reaolutlon adopted by the t ommit
t,.n Conteat*d Beatfl glvefl n"itt.er, hui ... effect
only all m a c rtaln niinii.i-r of d. legatei from the
Btate Democra y t" .-lt by courtesy In this conven?
tlon, . .
Ived, That we dncline to aocpt the lerms of
f,>??? l io- aald commlttie.
Reaolved, That th- terms on whi.-h alone we can
a, uept a Imlaal in to th" conventlon mi.Ft Includ*
recognltlon of our rlght as an .TKanlzatlon of loyal
Democrata to '.,?? repreaented la tin- cmnscia of the
party.
These are the reeolutloca which Charlea .1.
Patteraon, or' Brooklyn, referred to ln hls speech
I,- f re tne conventlon.
EFFECT OF THF. FAIRCHILD BOLT.
tT MW REBt'LT IN ANOTHER UNION AQAIN8T
TAMMANV OOOD OOVERNMENT .'i.ri.S' F_AN8.
Memben of leveral commltteea of Hood Oovern?
ment cluba mei In the olBce of it. Fulton Cutting
.-.? \,, _ ;. Tueaday to ta'.k ab.mt run?
ning a Btralght county tlckel thla fall, ar.d they
flnally decld. I t i appolnl a lub-commlttee to make
lidatea for ofllce, wltb the under
; tbal the iur aaaoclatlon would be asjied
to ald In th" selectlon of candtdatee for Judketal
? -, xhe lub-commlttee is composed of R.
Fulton Cuttlns, M. I>. Rotbaehtld, l>- roreat ilrant,
Charlea Btewarl Davtoon, PreMe Tueker, Wheeler
ii. Peckham, <;.org.? M. Cassatt and James li.
Burnett. Beveral members of the BUb-commlttee
net reaterday In Mr. Cuttlng'a ofllce ani had a
long aecrei consultatlon, after which thoy d.-clined
i ?? Informatlon aa I i the subjects under <-on
?Ideratlon They are ? -. - make a rojjort
to the larger commlttee to-day, nnd the commlttee
wlll make a report to a conventlon of th.- '.ood
.; nmenl cluh.f at tho I'nlted rr.uritles bulldlng
on Monday evenlnK. _ , _
Notwlthiitindlna tho preparatloni for a ..ood .k>v
ernment club loeal tlcket, it was sald yeaterday
!>?? m-n p.-.iminent in Oood Oovernment club aflfalra
th_i the boll of the Btate Democracy ?t Byracufe
. th" loeal polltlcal fituatlon, and there
bi another unlon ..f thf rnform ornnlsatlona
ln the clty agalnat Tammany this fall. The r?turn
of rho Btata Democracy ktadera from Syracuse
would be awalted, they aald, before deflnlto declaion
w<> made to run a itralght Oood Oovernment Club
ln this clty.
Tili: LOWEE t ai.i ro RMA EXPBDITIOX.
ITS iiHIK'TS KM'l. MSi'.H AS PEACKFTTt, BY ONI
nl-- THE LBADER8 IN TIIK srilKMK
pjan Prancla o, Bepl '-'? A dlepatch from Waah?
lngton, referrlng lo the fittlng our of a sehoonor ln
Oakland Creek for the purpoae of takinx possession
of aome land In Lower Callfornla, h.-iR caused much
Intereal In this clty. One of the leadlnK splrlta ln
ti.nterprlse la Alfred Barateau, who was a mem
i,.r of the tirm of Bethune, Prterea & Barateau, of
i-';i!i Pranclsco, whlcb Bouiiahed ten years ago
Qovernaienl bad evldently a wrotuc idea of
our plans," sald Mr. Barateau lum ntKbt. "There
is nothlng to conceal, and I do not foar arreat or
conflacatlon Beveral yean a*ro k-taabury, Oarbet
were ihe asenta of ihe Bnaenada Lead Com?
pany, ?.t Boutbern .'allfornlu. At that tlme the
land In Boutbern Callfornla seeaaed to be anybody'?
who had pluck enough to take it nnd hold on to lt.
Bome ..f the eettlera had deeda, somfl had Mexlcan
granta, and aome had obei ure conveysnoes, and
othera had nothlng bul the fael that they arere there
and pr???!> rred t.> ~<tu\- Tin- Cnseaada Land Com?
pany had large osBoea In Baa i-'.u.;,Isoo, aml many
,,i ihe dlaputed clalma wera latruated to them to be
verlfled Latterly aeveral of tho clalma were glven
to the flrm of Bethune, Frlerea A Barateau for ser
-. i.??? rendered the . iict.-. of HanbUry & Oarber.
our Hrm hrok" up aeveral ot tho deeda , ame
Into ii. -? ". ana i bave them yet. und lt is
mi one of theae papera Lhat we Intend to aaaume
iHinaeaslon Bomr are m Bngilah, aome la Bpanlah,
bul they ar.- ull elther deeda, plota, conveyancea or
Mexlcan granta Of courae, you knovs. poaaeaalon
11 nlne pai ta of the Iaa, and if we ive on tne ground
we Mmil li- greatly atrenatkened. Th" Oovernment
must have overcatUoated the amounl ,.r arau wa
are taklng wltb us \w takx only lufllclenl for
huntlng purpoaea. \\'o do nol propoes lo siausbter
anybody we itnd on Ihe propert) "
TBBBB MBX hlll.ll> UY A TBAIX.
fip'inKii -id. Maaa., Bept, H\ The traln on tha Boe
i m1 vi in.,- Rallroad whleh left this rlty at n ao
O'clock this mornlng stnuk an I !:. i m: v kl'.le.l
Patrtch i-'.ur.'i Mtcbael Cralg aad Bdward McCaaa.
it f'hic ,;,???? The three men and one other ?>r.
w ilklng together on the rallroad laack, an l
?I ipped out of ihe way of a down fr.-ui.i dlruclly ln
tiunt ot the passetiger Ualn gulng uu ?
ON A WJIISKKY PLATFORM.
POLITICAL NOBODIB8 PUT rP.
NO "HARMONY" IN Tiu*; df.mocr atio
ITA.E CONVKNTKiN.
STATE DEMOCRACY DEI.EOATES ROLT.
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IBCBBTABT OT statk-tiik PABTT BQt AiHXT
UOMMITTB1) TO THK BVXDAT DBBBCBATKM
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THK CLBVBt-AHD MBB THB DBMAM l
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his FOLLOWBBS IKD10-*
MAMTLT KABCH OCT
OK THB HALL. (
fhY TBUHBAPB TO THB TRIBCNK]
Byracuae, N. Y.. Bept H.?The Democratlc Ptato
Conventlon nomlnated to-day a conapteuoualp
weak body of polltlcal nobodlea for Btata offl-era
on a platform of "free whlakey rnd no Sunday."
The name* of the men who are so unfortunate aa
to be about to run for _ffW on th!s prognUBBM of
Convertlng Sunday. so far aa the li?|uor trade ig
romerned. Into i week day, are generally un
known oiitside thel** own localltlea. This ls tha
Democratlc tleket:
For Becretary of Btata?HORATIO C. KINO. of
Bl ."klyn."
For State Controller -JOHN B. JUDfll i.v. of (Hever*.
vllle.
For Btate Treasurer-DEWITT CLINTON DOW, of
C ibleakttl.
For Attoraey-OeaaraL-NORTON CHABS, of Al?
bany.
For state Bngtaaar-RCBSBLL n. BTUART, of
Byracuae.
Por I...'*<e of t-ie Court of Appeal*?JOHN' D. Ti_I^
LER. of Auburn.
While tying the mlllatonaa ( f a weak State
tleket and Sunday InvaatOB around the neck of
the Democratlc party. Ita manaxers d.vid.d to
liobble Ita feet hy maltreatlng such cleveland
Demoerata as aa-Poatmaab r Oanaral Btaeell and
Charles S. F-lfChlld, ani Independent DaflBB*'
OENERAL I|on\T!0 C. KfN'"*.
crats generally who happened to he ir. the nnven
tlon. Mr. Plaaall ls the friend of Preatdattt
Cleveland, and was recently a eouapleuoua mem?
ber of th. National Adminlstratlon. He was not
put on a single commlttee of the conventlon,
and without ramonatraare from elther Davld B.
Hlll or Edward Murphy, Jr.. the aftront WM put
on hlm by Wllllam F. Sheehan of pultlng Shee
htn Demoerata into each ..ne . t th? three . balra
ln the Democratlc Btate Commlttee a. tredtted to
Erie County. To put it ptalnly, Wllllam K. Shee?
han. a resident of Now-York County, was p"*r
mltted to contlnue hoMlng ta his grnsp the ma
chlnery <>f ihe Democratlc party in a .ounty l.t)
mlh i diatant Mr. Blaaell very property te*
aented tiiis r.ttack on him by Mr. Bheehan, and
said truly to hla fellow-delegatea th.it there
ciui.l be n i reformatton of the affalra of the
Democratlc party ln Brle County untll the sya
tem Of dlctatltlg its management by !? UK-dis
tan - teiephone from Mr. Bbeehan'a offl e ln
New-Tork was atopped.
AFFROXTfl TO CLBVELAXD'B FRIENDB.
Charles B. Fairchlld, of New-York. Mr. Cleve
land's Becretary of*the Treaaury in \v,s Bral v l
mlnlatratlon, was treatel arlth almllar i intumely
by Hill. Murphy, Croker and Sheehan, admls?
slon to the conventlon on any terma wh, h a
public ma:i with any reapect fot himself couli
J..HN H. Jl'DSOV.
aocept beins- refuaed tO hlm. Tn fact, th.era
seemed to be .1 atudled attempt by Mr. Hlll tu
treat with contempt and insuit the varloua b^diea
of Cleveland Demoerata from the countlea of
New-York, KiiiKS. Krie and UOBlOa that he ha i
gUlled Into atteadlng the conventlon hy a s<>l
emn pie-Ugp thal they should recelve Just repre
sentatlon in th. conventlon and in the Demo
cratk State Commlttee.
Tbe apparent dedalon of Davld B. Hlll, Bdwnri
Murphy. jr.. Rlebard Ci*. k-.r and \V. K. Bheehan
to maltieat tba Cleveland and Inl. -p.-n. lent Dcmo
crata and t.< br-ak tha pladgea whlch had been
mad* to them amazt-d tnat cool-beeded man and
saKaelous pollttdan, Danlel Q. Orlffln. of Water
toiMi, wh.. was "nn the slatt" for the r. .mlnatSn
f..r Attorney-c.-neral. the only atrong man nain.J.
for the tleket, snd who would otherwise have l-eri
Romlnsted by acdamatl m. Mr. Orlflln, there?
fore. wlth hla nomlnation. as lt were, |n his hand.
went to Davld B. liiil in lha conventlon and in?
formed him that he adthdrew hla name aaa candl?
date and muat not be nomlnat.-d. Mr. (irlfflti
based hla wlthdrawal In ms talk with Mr. Hill
frsnkly on the ground that the State Democracy
of New-York w.-re n..t to reedve a Just degree of
repreeentatloa ta the .-wnvention. The partlcular
mlnute whe,, Mr Criffln made thia uiiw-homa
snnouneeaienl to Mr HUI la ala ? tateraattag. Mr.
Hlll was scated ln the conventlon hall in tha
c ntrealaleand was w.**.t -htnjrwtth kaen emotloaa
r ?.. im delegatea of tha Btata i>.-m tcracy Bla out
of the hall. Th.se delegatea bad botted the eon
ventiun. Tho coaventkm had just rejected a aaa*
tlor made hy t'htul-* .1. Patten :i. BBB Of tha
leaders of tha Bheperd Demoerata of Brook-p*
that ihe Si.?t,. Democracy delegates recelve one.
thlrd repreaentatlon, aa bnd been falthleasli pra?i
is. 1 h> Mr. Hlil. lt cannot be said ih.it Mr. tlrlf.
fln was moved by any personal aflactlou for tha
state Democracy d-i. | itaa, l tr he haa been actlnc
with the hiii Demoerata .>f late resra Bat, iike
an latalllgenl pollttdan, be s.i*.-. th n n, ? aotlog of
the conventlon in IrlvtBf forth the Btata Demoe
racy and In ISBBtlBI wlth tasatt other b.dieafcf
Independent Denio.iatt* ptaaanl would put th.
State tlckot which nilglu bc u.uiitmted in ptrO,

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