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TELEGK APHIC

TELEGKAPHIC.
sti4F AMONG THE KNOW MOTH ANOTHEn
STATE convxhTIos TO be HsLp.
UTICA DC; o, 'SSt
TIE proceedings Of the Know Notnitg state Ccnvca a.
ucn New Ycrh last week ,uciatsd b. toe order
s'e, oDa sro'ber staia Convention ta b. h.ti hy
thoes sorLeIs opposed to New York dictatoa Tue
ctI VII he issced in ia days.
POLITICS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Oct p. 1854
Tie cootsat In 'le First psr-on.i c trct his oar
r'weo dra 70 the dtcsorasic aud whis cacdid,te Ia
ecEseqescs of 'hs withdrawal Of John iitas the ocai
rfeo the Estiva Ausricsn purity. Thi lessons ths
Fiorercs's election out Morris s genera
sttkS ssa krs~ Noting aSd on tsst account th4 de-
nc Inis BE nslisg dead sat srsinss hi0 Bosh csa
d-dsNss eTs addressing meetings this evening
POLITICAL MEETINGS IN pALTiMoRE.
BALnlsoRE GOT. Q, 1854
Tie esnocrsts held I'rgc meeting hcre to night Tue
htow N"ihrgs as-o rnshe exteus,vs dam N
bing 'hroueh the st: eett In inn numbers with
tnnI sr. Irutc &c The political excite going up
20 fsvts heat.
MANE POLITICS.
PoErT AND, Oct Q, 1854
IL Stuts If Maine states sLat Mr. MilIssn fusicn-
is pohatiy e,scted in tn. sixth Congregational district
"a ha'ne, TO inftrnaty in tbs returns from some
Of the Plan te,io. 9.
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CiIcs etiuc

Tho return match Il the second eleven OF the 81.
Georges aid New York Clubs place yesterday on
tire criekot ground at Hoboken.
Nsw York won the toss, and vent In Grst to the
scke!s at 10 o'clock 25 inutes scored in tho In
rires lat runs
s. Geerge's thsn TOOK the bat, Aod succeeded in pao
irg the score lis ruus
ntw York then went In for her second innings and
tcoIed to suISosn for the ofs Of three wictes 3s
runs.
1bs following Is tho sco,e far played the con
tDusficn Of the match being postponed Ia consequence
a the inability Of Of tho cicke.ecs to attend to-
clJ:
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BOAFD OF COUNCu,MEN

CtT e-'ho Board resumed its last evening,
EewiD J. Brown, Esq, President, in the chair.
seTerai petitions prese ned praying for the open
ing Of ftree's and remission Of taxes
TIE FRENCH FEET AGAIN DENIED THx HOsrTALrrs
Atntnte md resolution Offered by the Pres lent
CT the Bcard, Mr. Brown Offering the hospitalities Of
he city the remaining portion of ,he Freoch ect no
IL snr bateor and ting 81 500 for the ohcc
Tts 'tsoio1iep, s'ranae 20 say cLoked of bs few
OF the mtnahtrs and lna on tho table until tue ne,
.igst OF meeting The cling OF tho usioc ty Of tho
m afc vaa, however favorable to the adoption Of the
esoiu'oo bus under the rules it indeccsousy Laid
IN the table
RIPoI1s or CoMMIITLTs
hprm'er 0f reptrts from tho various standing COM
i'tes IN reference to he Iaving aud grazing irco.
appropriations OF moress &c vcie received and refer
rfd 10 the Committee of the Whole.
PAPERS Pr N THE BOARD ALDERMEN
nUmheE uf report con abii as,@s ot sta were
eseivsd from the Beard OF Aldermen and referred co
tbtr acrfcpriate mittcss
The Beard then adjourned until "Wednesday evening" at
A O'clock.
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new Jev 80 r,cu~..-

ing Loregoy ys Bclo' 4-n In this Gaze verdict OF
$1,000 IN favor ct snta ws, found In Il Il court Ia
eoiuaf. iat At ~ .~sl wns granted. which cano on
.NfuR ,po pee t term OF tho coart but vas stoppei
.. tfHonont after the cc 'ence hed ccrnwareed
:, ubsos ..o' ,rry oUrT OVER Akp rFrMNEr -JuIQc
nh.erpe'' sing The Crnpd Jury has been Ia session
.r iw9 t.hs, fod has not yet ioishcd s busioese.
lntr pra'bsssd persod of labor 10 c.tes more
e hst of tfcu cns BY fer tjru tp usu-ily 70 nod
= ~erdhy eeresl petfcra who hsd totn can ficef OF
clrr quor without liceDe ard sulta ead batteries.
vese set'spcedto 70 orss and mrr,scnrenl secdirg to
their o1srrs
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COrUns ra' InSfus Sts.

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE prpsov aVra RAnRoiD-srp-
rtsIp StIGiE OF A sTsMBosr (APTAIy --iestordAy
Coroner 0'nor nell ED inquest at 1854 street, upon
The to y 81 Captain Charles Bafbs, who cane TO his
tesih by ing Of the locomotives Of the
uue RiNer railrobd he ceceas.d " apOearsc. w.s
wslkirg the tyscb in This noightcrbood when the
ran cane tl,!g eith u Ne had pecty OF tuo to
set of tho track be preferr.d to reuan on tee trick
sp0 sts run over before the train could p'tsbl' be
s'oYpe5 ite deceased bad teeo for s.vefsi years .
et..on cf st.arb at On the North river, named tho
Strpy Lind. gbe Jury rendered verdtct of sccdSatal
tes'h Deceased vas about thirty thee yssys tl ago
nrs vas tcyn in New ycyk.
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TnE STATE ELECraoss.
FLORIDA ELECTION.

FLUKIDA ELECTION.
7oa following is the vote for embs- cf Congress In
Tarahsssse:-
Dem Whig.
Augustus Maxwell. .2c2 Thomas B.oru. l77
IL 1852 the vote s;ood, for C.tsM (wwg) 2c3; Msx-
~el' Cen 2i2. Tho whole vote then was Al5-no1 Il
ia 4os
tertTfvills precinct gives Brown az nniotity.
Tltfsssse Is tho residence Ct both the congressional
car Tic Ates.
TELEGRAPHIC.
BAI1iaoRE. Oct. q, 1864
sGnt returns o. tina election io Fiorn bs=n re
eevH erd aoiests democratic gaics, but thsre IL
thing decisive
Tls returns Ia Leon county show gain for the demo
cret srce -sb2
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REIoET TO 1HE WAR DErAETAE~T Vf TGE rUMBEz
or TROOPS KILLED NJ THE IEDIAss, ETc., Er0.
WAsa1acros, Oct 0, 1864.
Two weeka later from Tort Larasais received as
the Wsr Deraztrt ut Gays that thi-ycns troops
khled D. tie Indians in tho lsts fght aud that sab
seqptnt attach had tsen made the fott.
William farley, the American staticiAn and geozra-
49,, ia tbs c!rs 10 ElgAL.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on Tar GEORGIA xAILloLD-rm
YELLOW FEVER, EpC.
DALTIw0Rz Oct Q, 1885,
collision occurred on the Go ,rga railroad Thurs.
DAY last An engineer and frsman killed and
raj others neTc aer.ousy injured Tho passengers
cnpcd.
AtChsreston On Friday last thcre were eight dssths
frtzn yellow fever. sstor of Mercy, Monica, formerly
Mics Kelly, cfpiadclr h died ct Augusta Of che fcr
Governor Lyon has appointed the twenty third dag of
AovsDbcr as Day for th hsnkssisi1z In Maryland
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From ROasOn.

WEATHER IN ToE-UErArIAE CONVENTION Ar
NcNrHEAI-
Bos-oS, Oct. Q, 1854
las been quite warm here to-day. The thsrnonstse
at Two O'Clock stood at eighty. ore.
pssty Of hundred Cnitsris.s, iroludiog
ce,gynsn lcf. ho,e day for Montreal TO attend tAs
Atlantic Convention Of American Unitat;ars to be helA
in that city during tha present week.
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Nrw esiIAHs, Or. Z, 1884
The sales Of essson during Mo past We. have bscn
10000 bales Aidd'inz is qssSeo Ss<c Ohio dour has
slightly irnr-oyo-row scltnz at 30 60. Ness pork =
stS,4to. RIA c5scc IL drl ct lie salcs OF rice al
5Ec. Cotton .rtishts 10 HaHe are 81 1c. . lisc.
rHfIApELrEA STOCK BOARD.
PHnApEYfHrA, o:t. Q, 1854.
At cur Rsst board this morning stoSks were duh and
los scr Ii, tales comprised Reading H.. S63S Long
bland, u. Pcnnsylvnnsa III 4J: Norris Canal, l2f;
Union Ca a. 1915 Psrsylvrnia State 50, eiA.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
R.srIssoar OCT. o, 1864.
nlsbtten Lurdrss head Of bees cattle oored -
tie entt,e market pScos haze tlsgA y declrst hne
huDjysd bead driven eastward and the Lalanoe
sol3 at ~ 20 - 81 25. Hogs in large supoy.
stack sod frcm "a rs to g. @ and sattensd at ID ~
/ 2& 10.
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n6U1gIc1P Al AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

| BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
1hs BcaId he'd the third meeting the October ses
slen ,ast sveniog Nathan Ely, Esq Prrs cent, in til.
char.
fs!.ed.
@3s'nan hor1 presented pe ition from ls2 voters
'ns fHst ward to have poll held at 10 Green ~ich
~. eet removed to 1877 Broadway Lsii on the tsbl,
tnbs~ aen taken up opd aftes consi erabs discussion
il ws NJ in lei she table
INTERPRETERS FOR POLICE COURTS
roft >of TIE Committee on aace consurripg to
otp lot Interpreters Tor tha different poce ourts
adopted.
Jbe report OF CcmIdtysee Public HEALTH copcrtioR
t. az up supse' lots block bounced b Fif eco ID
.td Sixteenth strtsts and avenues A and b adopted.
The ,se",. q mnites concarricg t. G'g al e~ss
troous street from Ess gomplios street; olso, east
side Of To okrs street, from Grapd Del.n q, street.
'so to dss Twenty third street, betweaa seventh ald
Egb' svenues elso, to flag Thirty .econd stiest be-
tween tisshth ana Niu b avenues Adopted
fot .e.o OF tho comutte~ n wh.svrs &c ta coz.
cur TO ef''ee out sho be wsen Hubert and yeatrY
ssittts, was le muittef.
INSPECTORS OF rrFcTloss.
Mcsrnan " TucaE. offered tho following
'e@vtc, ihnt J. sepb artn he, aud he is hsTeby,
srpoi- t,c Inspector Of Elections Il; tho Ssth oisc
g tie ttglih ward in place OF abraham B Purds re-
boSec noe The ware Acorieo
iy ~ln-sman BoARDaAS--l les6ived, rbat Garinsr
!. tbman ts APPOINTED lnspessor of Els s,toos 10 he
NStt District OF tie hles ware to Gil vacancy now
exiting Adopted
3, tie s-pe- HeroIvsa. That George W Barrett h. an
y isd IN nsIectur ef Elections in Seventh district
OF fha eventh ward in 2'sce Of Allan Can.erou te.
q o.to from the wavd tdoot.d
TYE CONTRACT
he n'erminahln ano neser.endog Reynolds contract
rss again on ste hGpis
Alos man HEERcx moved that the document be Gated
ftf E The tabe for he action Of tha Board
'bs mo called fo tn speech from Alderman MoTr,
ia opposition.
Alderman LopD wss also oppofed TO taking up the
cecnms MT snd chs rged that the claim which kr Roy
ntfs tletsnrs to against city ia vr. rQ and
fnt Nr Resro'6e knows thai i. 10 wrong
~ notion to take up lost voting f,r, and 10
sgfirst the proposition
Adjourned TO THU sday next.
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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR NEGRO SrYALISd.-A
wcrssn pivup tt1 sarsh fubnard, ebout t~enV
tvt ,esr. CT sne vas seeed In this city FRIDAY isss
fr ntien p''ng 70 steal res mat tes"i bg 20 Mr
Brosae-vts Lsarn' &c, Co. co riding 70 toe berf,s
sbe wss TO fate bra free tste am he In
return wss e. wors for her long enough 70 par sSs<s
--IGdssa (Gd - I,tsi'ipsrcv, OF. I.
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BOARD or suPERyIs0Rs.

ooT Q -his Hcncr the Recoresr in the chair -Peti.
eIs for relief f;o taxation we're referred;
tnc the report o: msee in favor Of paying s33
10 favor peyIg Tho HI is Of the four Coouers aoaouu
Ig - sa,774, and S275 for medical atterdaacc, were
edoted and ordered to be paid. Adjourned {, Thur
tHy Iext.
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STATE ELECTIONS TO-DAY.

Tie general elections will b. hell TO Cay in three OF the
principal tatss Of the Union to wit-Peunsylyaais
onio 81 nc.ara IN which, bsssss State officers In the
two or" 20 lie elec ed ty five me- N oers of Con-
g'ess, or rsasy quarter Of tbs ole puuber which
cfEpoe tho lnits6s0tes ouse o. Representatives. Ths
e;nvses In each stats has beer vsry animate and the
e,eftsne1t 70 tsy a. the polls VIII doubt be carried
&c I,s highest p'oh, AID in SINE Localities whsre the
kroT NOtainas hsve arrsyed hemsel dirnct agsi
scopte5 ci fssns fear We shal bear Of outbreaks
a15 dALrbances Of the peace We give below the die.
fersnt ickss which Ia nomination for Ststs officers
src members Of Ctngrets
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fer tEe ONCE Of Governor the various srsansa In
Ptnosylvsnia have ns many candidates La the Geld
we Lnvo ia this state. Tvs-good and true eArfy
srviDc asrraDts ready ard wiling to the peo
pie IL 'he office OF CHIEF magistrate Of the state but
cp; win and sho that fortusate indv.dus may
b. We shsu ooubs, be able to inform rcadera to-
DcrIow morlirg TIE (, 10 ring the different state
-
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Non Arrival OF ,l.r Europa.

NALiAVi Uet. Us q r u.
There is Jet aIpearsDoe OF The rte msuir Iuropa
row hourly expected at THE por With al dsy ater
tsllss'T ce ficro EuroTc.
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Nnrn,nx ofa now ship.

. a.sa. CAAB ON Q, 1881
In RotbnHco last light are discovered issuing
from thc hold Of asw ship tho stocks neary ready
for launching, of about ye hundred burthea The
vessel was entirely consumed. sae owned BY Seth
g. Low and was oxly partly insured The Cause Of The
Gre ia unknown
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AoSsA.. ....................6l .6l
As soon the President arueurced tho res lt Of tbs
ba lot the e. 7eatest cbfu-n srsu.d Some said III
tns had been paced shile other exclaimed
thet otd votes wore DOT IL ofrer.
In fSe mirAt o. tha sxci ement sena.or BARs arose
and af ores ed tho coDve tirDNr. Eo don't bel nr
ten
VOICE. Mr. Earr has no right to dictate to us VINO
Mr.. tAoFs, from tho Sixteenth word hopaa that
any cand'dsts he pcase'.
Mr. BARR asserted tBrt q me-, Ia that 4, "A
right to voto for an indisdua w.a q me mser Of
another organization 6e ~ouid, therefore rate =
ptiLt II order o; ths quest On
De CHAIR decided that tie sont OF order not we
ts1tn
er HART ssid teat Wood was at rressst sharo,su OF
tie c. moral Comm tee of T.umsnv "a, and the re
Of thi eisiuctly Geo. tbst 20 orsop was
O. tit ed to vote is 1t who ci mot teung toe
wa under he ccnt'ol Of the Custom Hoa cod csd
upon the hsr ehcll delegates opp 10 Ne Wood to
w1thfIa. from the rcor ho.d q convention In the
;his vnstiop received 18th the most epthusjss
&c o. ee'ir by tha anti Woea ~bo rushed toto the
on er room N INN. ,tuoos ca"srer sc ssger to ~
Tie rees nee OF teir former nteocistes After che Sc
cession, the Wood Conventioc adjourned
"bsn oiasr wss r.s'orec sn'Dg the sccefsra thsy
i.es, ard Horace C'sIse nd Jamss iunu 10 not as
sseetafiss. BY THE time the othrr rs,a vas vacant
aDd hey returned and ut proca eaed In. ss
gots supp'ied by Others sppcintet o. the Qaax.sut
Arous forty delegates p eseu. aud tussa rzo-
ceedec 70 On informal bsos for Mayor With tee toow
Augustus scheD ............ ...9 0
snes = llnoy
r. - AAos'Ss.'''.t. ............,........ y
=. Lee: ...............
After tho cf tho above oic,m.i ballot
the convent.co sciourncd ill lhu-sda~ evening
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sanity ebrasAs,

In Ohio there 10 Governor to be elected this year.
tho term Of Mr. yedil not expirirg until 1885,
qusnty 'ho5e sats Offices to 10 allied but MEM
b+rs e the Board Of Public WORKS and in 60 Of the Sd
prsme Co-rt, for which the ~h'g party proper have
made ncm.nations The contest VII therefore b b.
tween tho democrats and the anti NebFAsis independent
republican tic es ths latter being that most generally
sdopsed By tie wings lhs following tbs nomina-
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NEW JERSEY.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTn> W
'hs DtEoers'ic Congressional Convoatics - 'se po-
VTi = Yesterday The dis gict IL compsissd ., oer
g'h Passeic, scrns, aud Scsssx co1ut:es The X a.
G-ereo Wi the present nem,T, vas unanimously
h"r i1sed In tie sra ballet re- elect n. John ayier
Eq formerly sycsser Of the New Jerses assembly was
chairrsn OF the convention E Vail voted for thu Ne
tefa iii.
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II viii To seen by the that there was SOME
spiy, ana Cslys on ,be n,rt ~ Nov yora .nd roo
psr, Bailey EeckIebsu and La Montsgne tho part OF
81 6eerge's 1he bowling fslaiDg both sces
hffa
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Bins OF tho Indiana E'xsc Ranks Refused
GIECxsAn, Oct 1884.
Tho bankers IA this city to cy threw out tho paper oe
the Indsr Banks and ths brokers ao refuse to pur
c,lase them Their notes aro also rsfufed In trade.
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wHIG JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

wHIG JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
NOMINATIONS FOR RECORDER, CITY JUDGE, DIS
TRrCT ATTORNEY AND SURROGATE.
The Wing Judiciary Cor vension he'd tie Broad
way Bouse Last night TO candidates for tho
Offices Of Reccr CT, City Judge District attorney and
Surrogate 1berc was fui sttcrcancs of de,eG stes
present at tSe opening OF the conven.n, add VIM. H.
shgiil, OF tho Twelfth wa1d was elected t.mporAxy
:haiTnan
bnch OF The evening s5ent ia feceipg contested
tickets in the Thirteenth Fourteen ard warty sret
wares. The discussion cnesd Ia the election CT the
Crorsr ticker cf the 1birieenth, the Hsnps tesct
o. tho Fourteenth ana the hsiris ticket Ct ths TWEEN
ty fiat ~ ar0s.
i. vss then moved end carried that the orvcnion 10
into election of lcrrs DsLt oDcsrs, sksn Geo.
Cornell OF tho Fifth was el-ctsd Chairman Of ths
ven,irn AL thitgr beng rcsds fn- work " thru
carried that the conv.n Ton INTO nomins ,cn Of
candidate T. the on = Of ,urregate.
Altxnrder w. Bra 0fo was tben proposed and ncmi-
mated by ncc,ana.ion tho whig nominee for surfo
gate.
Jutgo Sierey II. stuart then nominated Ter tl'a
Tbs ecordsr wrs ncst considered.
R. b sbe ana johr whi-o They very close, but
whno was dcclard d to b. the nomiIce upon the Anst
The last nom;ratcp was that Of district Attorney,
| for VII ich 4. Z. 1onineon acd OaseJ He'll were In
the field. Mr. Han was 'aiep up on tie nrst b,ll,t
The follow Ing then declsres 70 be tho ominecs
OF The whig party at the ensuing election
Su -cratc. Alexander Bradford
City Judge. e.....,....... sdecv stuart
orctr.................... John White
| Diftr.ct Aitc'ney............ Oskey Hall
was thcp moved end carried thas COMMITTEES be
appointed to wait upon tho different noes tnfcrm
tteni tf the choico ehch reea mace, af;er which
tho convention sdjcurped
The outsiders band duricg the fession Of the
veptn the Bcar qusr ;.rs 10 ovtrdosipg aud
all sorts Of spcculstDs rfo to tho noics
which woulc be mace The nomination OF Judge Stpar
particularly gave great seotop hs psrty cay
fell confident lis great Experience upcn judtc,a
ltnch ard his wellbs for iu'egrits
imt ortlay viii render him popular with bis corstl
tuspcy.
Tho great subject ut issue, however was the charcs
OF sbo Meyo7aty Convention to night lhe cisioo
the ctpvenion last Ifht irefed to TO 1ecdo-
IN f,voy Of Eotwtr urs-tr fr Mayor and Josssb :
Taylor for eove'ccr of be Ale thonss sno tteir on
eur'r tho tvel vent up ff-y per cett 90 that th
fr,epcs Of thetc scnts lfck upnp tber euro
Both of these candidates exceedingly popular vie
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Receipts OF Cotton at New Orleans.
MIN On,zASs, Oct. 7, 1854.
Tho -cseipts Of cot.Sn ncIeasng and the total
since he 1st nit scs CT C0c bAes - COM
pared vith the sana . ihtc last season.
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NOMINATION rcr uayo,


NoMIsATIUN FcR MAYOR.
Aa EestrG Of tho dosga'es Of tie Mag orally Corven
tion, held at TaDwsny Hsn lost evening p. johnson
was chosen temper ~ chairman and H. Patterson and
J r steers secretaries.
On motion that q comu 1T OF 6ye be appointed to
nominate permanent officers for the nysnsion the fol-
loving gentlemen wore e,ected:-
Chahmsr-Bsnjanh FairchiM
sccIctarios-u. Patterson sno J. r. Steers.
Tho convention tten proceeded to nominate Mayor,
and the following was the result =
leif enoo WOOD 40 voteB-
Sorn -. DS'egs..' .....'................ lo "
H. heny. 49,. :......'.......... ..............
:. Cisrnoe'er. $1,000 .-.............s..... "
On motion. Il was then aolvel that sEe coovsctinn
proceed in body to the Of The noIciIee to in
fuIm him Of his nomination
Ecsofve3 That committee of one from each ward be
appointed TO eoLfcr wi ri nrilsr mitec from too
County and Judiciary convezti"ns to cal. ratifcatioa
mcsng TO respond to tho domination Of the county Of
icers.
The following gentlemen we're then appoioted: list
ward, Thouas Burns; I'd Vim irer; 3D. Chn.. Fetcbcr;
sth, 10. eph Rose btn, W. Bszer: 6tn Joho Qutrp
1th Glover 9Th, Johu Ro'ts; 9th, Sol Barta 10TH
=. Rced 11fh. r. steers ,2tn. Thomss Vie ch 18th,
b. Teeis; 14th, James smith; 18th W Norris; 10th,
G 1. JobnssD; 18th, Reeves 18th Murphy; 10Th,
D Mcrarr 2c.h. wm Murray; 2lst, 9 Campbell
1t vas,hen r. solved That the proceedings The Con.
Pot Sunday A,lds and tso German pagers
Cfvyrep ham al IN. rrei
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THE SOFT SHELL CONVENTION AT TAM
MANY

!, 80 siu unHOtnoeWent ~ tuH hbove 11ftfmaI bal
the conseneca adjourned ill lhu-sday evening.
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tion, spy candidate who d.es not IN oc.o,ia, M
part, e. .ss f. s S che . ~
,hs ss,'e .'ss.tio' a. srscuss O hsi2h Of juiy
s ton Who E. !. % 'ss
p9.ss s,s :" ",,s sss n; lsoa, 4emrer.fe psrty
hesoivee That COO 20 Gluc. Of the praeo.anss Of
20, sss oS.is':s ae Transmit ..to The Mor HaaSss
sne G,Iss be spponted eeu@s,es :. c.rrs hi
Ssss Ssa; ( K,sa GaSrr' ,sss'sss,i.srr, ten.
The flo- ing st,sr rom Sra NJ rss~d, aec,ici ~ IA
e'and as cat oioate fo- a!or gas also reeiss aud
Nrw yosW. Oct ., 's4
LEAR sia5 .ntsrst'n sng tba, tae ssrtity Of d.
as sosset~a TIE nee of heore
D,rosrane Rsrutic.p .ayersity conveason at stusvo
VII pssss nss a.. ns saG ssaHs tsr
n'ti"r o. Mayor during the present caas. Respect
To the Chairman sethe emo tic EepuIli sn a,yoesi.y
20, ,N. We .. nt. 90. .. sins se.sns Institute.
for The prranrnt og.rzstlop Of the c,pvss sou
which resultoo i the eectoo OF james u. Cooley .s
President and Of she ssm- s. c,s,srss
A motion g thst ,he convection Co icto bal
lot fer c. LdidAtc 10, haycr
BonAtE sIAEkE oftrs5 "a ar an epdn niart 20 hid
mat tho 10 te c~ed alo that each seesats cid
.ame J is cwn canoif mo
Pending these, tber ticu rads fos sdj aura.
mpt, which as e. T.. "'i- iesl roton with tie
en- enen o. OF NJ C'ssf, ~ss thea pt. hut as tlsrs
:" deeiae One of The deeg.tfs wao h.c nsua lh.ea
curing tho voting rto,D e ht- jua tu r. al I'd re
q.'si.e hayH 70 r.so-c bis vc'e shrn ho~e' err
re'rttc nc question ras cut TO tne vote agaic aad
decided IN the negstive
severat otiocs for az jorr r,ent row made b.
W hcut snc6esF and tho CT Il b.set ty ,uch mai
tuoe Of quest,ors cf rcaor a. 70 lea, one to :"
pnse 'hot vas convert co If Know Netbngs instead
cs hard shells
Williams y ''"" "a'
The convention proceede. INN 6steiy afta- their CD.
po'oifneDt 70 bal OF, with tn fclowIpl result
Augustus chell.
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children OF men. Al the amen was respond
ed, loud knock was heard at the door. 7
at Is Jumes with the wood" said th'
doctor and Johnny ran 70 open tn
door. 10 ,.t .'.. ,-I.--'- :. ''
"Soilly, softly" said John, a. James be
can to stamp the snow from his boots. .-..
There Is q gentleman here" said James
"who got me show him the way to Mrs
Robinson's." "' u
A stranger entered, and looking for on
instant round the room, said. = y...u.
"Is this your home while am rich J"
It was bat moment, and husband and
wife were clasped 10 each Others arms
The shock was too great; Mrs. Robinson
swooned and for while serious fears were
entertained lest, under the circumstances oi
her pro,racted suffering, her mental anguish,
and the suddenness Of her husbands ieturn,
Sue might TO overcome Lvyvud tuo means
Of res toration. But no sooner had she be-
gan to revive, than the doctor called the at.
tention Of the parents TO the condition Of
their child.
ut Is your father my dear, dying child"
shrieked Mrs. Robinson, and the father
clasped tho little girl to his heart. She at
tempted to throw her arm about his neck,
and tainted and said, Papa" and above
the bowling winds without, were heard the
sobs Of the father. He raised his head to
look into the face OF his child, but she was
still; her eyes were fixed; her breath had
gone her fathers tears were on her check
and tPapa!" was tho last word thu, fell
from the lips OF little Sarah. lid.