The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-21
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, 1912.
Last night mass meeting was held in the upper
section of the city, and county ticket for the Lee
glsature put in nomination. The persons, or party,
who make this nomination style themselves the
" Incorruptibles," and are osensibly composed of
democrats dissatisfied with particular acts of the
party-some with one thing and some with another;
but mainly in consequence of failure to obtain office
for themselves or friends. II is believed that all
the persons composing the ticket, if elected,
would vote for the reelection of Mr.. Buchanan
to the United States Senate and yet it generally
understood that the wings of the county mean to
forego the selection OF a ticket of their own,
and to cast their votes for this ticket instead
with the understanding that the "1ncorruptbles'
will vote the wing ticket for county officers. have
idea that the "Incorruptble' ticket in the coun-
tyor the Legislature will succeed, though it is not
certain that the wings will not carry several of
their candidates for Office in the row.
The Philadelphia Circus, on Walnut street, OPEN
ed with Otto Motty, last night, to a very crowded
house, tickets of admission being refused early in
the evening. Notwithstanding this there were good
Wech's Olympic Circus, at the late National
theatre, It is announced will open in the course of
two three days The Walnut street. theatre opens
on Thursday night with the 'Belles Stratasem,"
with very strong cast, the price of admission hav-
ing been put up the same as the Chestnut. On the
night Dempster has his final soiree at the Must
cal Fund Hail. and tn Horticultural Society, place
always thronged with visitors, will also be open
Where all these places of amusement are to obtain
audiences from is more than i can tell. lively
spirit, however, is manifest among them ALL and APP
pearances in favor of popular and profitable
season, the hard times to the contrary nowihstand-
ing
This morning man named Logan, under tenn
porary alienation of mind, attempted to commit
suicide at his residence, near Cherry and Schuykil
Seventh streets. He discovered in time to save
his life
A man named Henry Shield, who was convicted
some time since of robbing Mrs. Maucort's store, at
Third and Chestnut streets, arrested on Sunday
night, by officers Wisner and Levin H. Smith, on
suspicion of having been concerned in recent rob-
berry in New York.
The sales at the stock board to-day, show an I'M
precedented rise in the stock of the Camden and
Amboy Rail Road Company-the last previous sales
were made at SO, and sold Today at 81 and s.
Robert Miller, late Inspector in the custom
house under Jonathan Roberts, was held to bail this
morning, in the sum Of $1,000, before Alderman
Binns S. w. Hutchinson, one of our most fashion
able Chestnut street conectioners, was held to bail
in sc, 900, a charge Of obtaining goods under
false pretences, irony w. l.. Freeman, Auction
eer.
George Rose Hobrook and Elizabeth Roche
were this morning convicted in the Court of General
Sessions for the robbery of the dwelling Of the old
Frenchman, in Crabb. street, several weeks ago.