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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

The Hon. John Cochrane held an electlOneerng
meeting at the Cooper Institute on NJ nday nigat,
where the Hon. J. Brooks appeared by letter
warmly advocating Mr.. CochraOes return to Con
gress. ard the Hon. W &. Guest made powerful
speech, which our reporter dsrespectiuly describes
as having PROMPTLY driven the audience Out oil the
nall.
II il hardly necessary to say that while Mr.
Brooks was Of old a SLver-GraS Wing Mr. Guest
vas 4 burning light in the KnOw-NOthing dark Ian
tern. lie applied TO us last year Tor support as 8
candidate for she Legislature, on the ground that
he vas frst.rate Republican at heart; but tae
ReDubiicans of the With Assembly District pre-
tered 70 support Frederick A. COnklng and MI
Cusst il low enjoying the delights o the Demo-
cratic household, on the Pretense oil being . D0n-
Everett man.
Senator Wilson. according 20 Tie Boston CoRn"
-ratter bad authority, where that geot emsn Is
eonceIned-declared, in q recent speech al "a
miI gham that The Republicans were ao ut 10 TAKE
possesriOa Of the National Government, az the
same tine pressing BIZ trust that, when II power
they would be true 10 their principles, and mat
they would continue TO exercise it till no man
IN this continent shall hold property in another
man.
The Journal Of Commerce affects to mako very
U,bt g., the assertion Of Senator Wilson, that the
Peoublicans are about to take possession Of the
Coyerpuent. In spite Of the Pennsylvania Ohio,
s,d IpSsta elections, it does MT believe there is
% he mich of food after all, aud it still trusts to
a. aI,nt of Nsw-York FusOa to keep the Demo
cratic party above wafer -.
Bat while ii scouts toe Senator'S assertions,
,,rf no weight or authority, it gives the mos'
sr,ious importance TO the expression o. bis hopes
The senator hopes tha., once falrly IN power TIT
Republican party viii continue to keep u %, "a, =.
,sr M m, continent shall bold property "a aao'ne'
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CHIVALRY ULUsTRATED.

Hannibal Hamhn and Albert G. Brown were
formerly members Of the House of Representatives,
and nave Low for years been members # :be Sem
ATE. Both were formerly Democrats; Mr. Brown.
being Pro.Slayery is still accounted such; Mr..
Hamiin, being Ant-Slsveg, is now Republican.
No msn ever sat in the Senate who surpaHcd NJ.
Haml.n 10 pTobty in suayity, or in heartfelt def
ereDce 70 the rights ard feelings Of Others. Yet
M. Brown. in recent Democratic speech at
Crystal Springs Miss, saw iit to speak Of Mr..
HamliD as follows
Mr. Hau'in is Z man Of fair mental eDdOwmcats.
II lie remarkable for anything, It Is for kno wing
which way the wind Is ing 10 blow. aud always
gettiI0 lis ssi sot to catch the Or breeze tie
took up politics a young duak takes % wa'eI, be-
cause il bis element. Il / 0Ved tie dcrH gen
ui1r Simon Pa7t I0Akee AMI mCaRt IL settle far,
ron ..Ed him Honns Tai H1mliN."
We sUspect that such insolent blackgaardism
vii he LEES abundant tEo or three years hence
than it now is. At all events, we are sdre
Yice-Presdeut Hamlia viii not allow it in the
Senate.
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ANOTHER PANIC.

We Iemsin without Sny further adv ces as to the
picgIts' Of that diaoOical, insurrectionsry plot,
BY the alarm Of which the good citizens of Norfolk,
Nfg'Dis. end The a'iacebt rural districts were
thrown, tie other day, into such a state Of agita
I'm. Ttat vessel from the North, " bri,tling
with arms and men, and expected with such terror
either at Norfolk or Old Point, has not yet arrived
al either of those places or if she has, must have
proyed a. inn ycont coaster, bound on some peace
fui mission of commerce. Dick Ryan, the free
Ifero O! NQr'olk. has sunk back 10 his original
obscur t.. II he has been taken and saot, accord
irg to the programme the Norfolk papers observe
p,oiovEd silence on the subject. We trust that
Nor9olt is safe, AID that Ex-Governor Wise viii
lot be kdr spped at preset.
Bu, while the panic OF insurrection has thus
been quiettd IN Virginia, it has suddenly broken
out with great violence IN Marlborough, South
Ger, line Two Western New Workers have been
arrested IN that place having under their care ga
"leIge stand Of arms" whatever that may be-.
Upon being searched, invoices OF other arms to
lie uUmbsr, it IS said, of twelve hundred we're
fouLd upon them, cOnsigoed to parties 10 Whining
ton. This was taken as full proof BY the good
people Of Marlborough of conspiracy on foot, 10
which Il eseParties were implicated, for osurrection
and murder, ard according 70 the usual process in
s1eh cases, the mob were bent upon settl ng the
question at once by haoEilg t9em on the spot
Fortunately, however, Court was in session at
Marlborough, and the Judge succeeded in per-
shading tne mob to hand over the culprits for trial
Meanwhile, messengers were dispatched to Will
Iningtor, and We may expect next TO hear Of a
panic breaking out there. We trust, however,
that tle good people Of Marlborough more lucky
than thir ccmPat lots Of Texas and Norfolk, may
be saved the shedding of s'y bl cd, aud that some
innocent e1plaIatioa may be found of that large
- stand Of arms and those terrible invoices.
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FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE ARABIA All HALIFAX.
The Sardinians 10 Enter Naples.
GARHgALDH ABOUTTO RETIRE
The Losses Of the Papal Government

H,rnAx, Tuesday, Oct. l6, 1860.
Tie Arabia arrived a. o'clock this morning, WI
III Boston pssss pgsIs.
AIccrs has eaphulated aud Lsuoriciere slrrsn-
dered 70 Aoural Persaro. the Admiral ssnt boat
for MIN msure6 the yards AID gave him his own
cstin Lznorcere IL 10 he sent TO Turin, via steamer
10 Gsroa-
A great victory is reported at Cscsrta where 1000
prisoneys were taken.
Ga,ibAdi is sad to have sent the fcroying telegram
70 esIoa:
"HFAD9UARrEEs, Oct /.
"Victcly along the whole line. The Royal troops
srs being pursued
The Ssreirisn Chsmbers have resolved that King
Victor Emsnusl h. authorized to annex TO Sardinia
;boss Provinces CT Central and Southern Italy in which
;te regulation by dire nnivers suffrage vote TO be-
Gene an integral part Of tie Sandman Constitutional
Hierarchy.
Tie SaT6 iian srmy has not yet entered tue Neapol-
is1 srriic,y bnt Gsrtald Announces that they soon
VII do SO. The headquarters VIII be st Aqull, and
V.cor EuM eel will command in person.
TIE forts tf Pescsra and Agcsta in Sicily, have sur
rendered
Msssina still hOlos cut.
The Provinces Of Uubrie, Viterbo and the Marches,
are ost TO the Pspsl Government Subisco aud Arcolo
sIe nsnIeent AID the only Provinces ett are CiSlaa
yeccbia, FrosiJtDe, and lelletIi.
C.Jibslci has made some notifications in his Minis-
try to meet the views Of the Neapoitins Ber'ani,
Iicknlmed Gartsdis evil genius has been dismissed,
ard better feeling nov exists between Victor Euan-
pe aud Gsribal5i Tie lser has written 10 the King,
inviting him to come and psmi: him g aribald to re-
the to h.s sland home.
A lew manifesto Of Mazzini declare that no King
Of Italy should re proclaimed before the Kingdom Of
Iibly is organized at Rome.
Ga ibsld has issued decree graniiug pensions to
tie mother ard sisters Of Agsies Milano, who a.
{. nrtei to assasainate the King of Naples.
DeSlf IF tie patriot defeat st CaPua are received
Tx Er gish.HungaIian brigade was baely en-, up.
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nun THE goald sssu 20 be, il somewhat
enthusiastic. cerisiny very Innocent wish. Bat
Tic .IoHrnal Of Cczme'ce smelis treason 10 it, for
Which il proposes TO hold not merely Senator
" iison iesponf Bile bot the entire Repablicso
patty. It sees 10 tbs hope Tor the Prolonged power
of tLs Republican party q distinct svowal that the
rOWels Of the Federal Government ought to be
and, 10 the contingency of Lincoln's election will
be-txeIcstd to coGtro and disturb the institution
Of Slavery in the States, bold snd uuequvocal
ayOwal Of 90 intention on the part OF tue lsepub-
licars lot 20 respect the compact catered into
between the States when the Confederation was
formed and the Constitution sdopted in short, a
general crusade against the legal rights OF the
Shareholders and the laws Of the States unfolding
Slavery.
Thus certainly Il giving pretty free interpreta-
ton to the hope expressed by SenstOr Wilson that
the Republican party would prove true to its prin
ciples and would coutinae ia power till Slavery is
sbolitted " The Journal Of Commerce is anxious
as it seems TO be, 10 Justify the threats Of the
Southern rt eaters to dissolve the Uoiou in case
Of LueOln's a. ction, 8e should imagine it might
coutrve TO pick up something lit lie more pla lsi
bic than This birmingham speech Of Ssuator
Wilson. If il wishes 10 know or to show what
the Republicans intend 20 do s'ter Lincolu's cleo
ton, We advice It 20 read and to publish the
Chicago Platform.
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TuE POPULAR VOTE

In I.56 Fremont and Dayton received less
than c1e-th'rd Of the popular vote of Pennsylva'
ne; tie total being
Fremont AZ .gG3 Buchanan go 70 Fillmore g POP
NoE. Col. Curtir, the Lrc,ln candidate for Gov
erpcr. las poled about 100000, or at least IOO,-
600 more than Col. Fremont did. If there is any
tbi,p lackins Of this, it Will doubtless be made up
il November.
New. jersey viii certainly give Lincoln twice as
many votes as she gave Fremont; 80 viii Caliior-
LA. We mus! put Lincoln's vote up TO TIVE Nil
lions
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED Nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

RECEIVED NV

Especial Disps'ch tSsIhe n. Y. Tnb1ls-
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, oct. l6 1900.
RErURS o. Am. COBB.
BIr COtb rtturi ed to-day from Georgia. The
report, therefore, tast he intended to make pfo-
trscted tour Of sIeecamsh.pg il taat state is not
well founded.
DISUEIOS EXPULSION.
Mr. W. ID. Wa,lach, editor Of TIE Star, was last
1isht expelled fIcm the Breckinridge Club here.
Ire alleged reason fcr this action vas that Inc Star
publitbed full reports Of the Republican demon
stra,ion But the better cause is believed to lie
in the statement tttt Nj. w. sneers Of he IDEA Of
dsuIion. The editor Of The Star tas done con-
spicuous service to the DiSunionists b. constant
abuse Of Douglas.
TIE INAUGURATION OF MIR. bfgCOLs.
The report lie current that Coy. Wise recently
said in conversation witt Virgiaisu, that il he
could have BIZ. way, he would go 20 Washington On
TIE 4th Of March TO prevent tle Inauguration OF
Mr. Lincoln. Quite scere occurred when the
person addressed responded that ne would be there
too to see that be was inaugurated.
THE CHICAGO POST-OFfGcE.
| hear frat there u a recurrence of complaints
against the Chicago Po,tOAice from all the region
round about that point. The general agents Of the
Post-O Office Department have been for long time
back reporting TO tie Department that great num-
bers OF letters containing money, etc, IRE traced
TO that Cffce, and that is the last Of them. Post
masters il the North.west are said to give such
directions TO letters containing yaluables as that
they shall pass through some other distributing
Offife thsn Tat at Chicago.
REBELLION BS SOUTHERN oTTICE-FoLDIRs.
1t is said that some hre.eatlcg PostniGsters N
the extreme South have sent letters 10 tie Depart
mert stating that they must Ict be considered as
willing to hold their tices after tie 4th OF March
pe1t. As there are great number of defaulting
postmastrrs a; this tine, maJ expect to hear Of
many such acts Of patriotism.
ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
1t is SAID that there are some prominent old
foei.s from abroad, in tie city who are trying TO
arrange for tie withdrawal Of Mr. Douglas AID
Mr.. BrtckinTijge, with y.ew to the unitiog sll
the eltmeIts Of opposition to Dir. Lincoln upon tde
Old Ge1tlenens ceket TIE fouls are not Bu
dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

IysPFcrIoy or THE EIGHTH REGIMENT. -Ths
Eighth Regiment Washington Grsys), Col Lyons'
vas inspected a, Hamilton luare yesterday
by Brigade Major HeIri,t Previous to the lnapscI N
tie usual course Of Instruction was gone through VIE
sad the Inspector expressed himself highly pleased az
the condition and d.sriplire OF the kegl
ment. About one O'Clock Bhgadier General hAu
end tie Brigade SsG ALEC underwent inspection ac-
coIdiig 10 lsw.
The Eighth Regimen, looked well, but the turnout
WEE rather elm. Only 40 men were present az tao
ilsTec len.
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CALIFORNIA in 1856 gave Col. Fremont for
President 2O,G9l votes our Of 1lO,22l. Her Re
publican vote was not materially increased at sub
sequCut elections; tie Republicans aud Auti-Le.
compton Democrats being SO iotermingled II the
two last that The distinctive strength Of either could
not be determined. Now, Mr.. Rabe, the indeiati-
gable Secretary Of her Republican State Commit
tee, writes that the can7asses already made by the
Republican local Committee return Thirty Eight
Thousand Fire Hundred legal voters in that State
ready TO support the Lincoln Electors; and that
the number would be largely increased il the Pony
Express should bring then good news from the
October Elections in Peunsjl gauie, OHIO aud Ia.
diana. That news is b. tris time stresking through
the gens Of the Rocky Mouutains, and will fash
across the " gulctes" AID 50 ca1Ons" of the Golden
state from six 70 twelve days prior to that Of tue
Presideptis Election. We trust that It VIII raise
Mr. Lipcoln's vote to 1t least Forty FIVE THOUSAND
which will give him the State. There are about
Eighty Thousand voters in California divided be-
tween the Breckenridge, Douglas and Bel irtles
and the two former are 90 evenly matched that
neither can poll Forty Thousand votes if Bel polls
Five Thousand. And, 10 carrying California, Mr..
Lincoln secures the very last Free-state vote.
Oregon is already cafe
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ASSOCIATIONS oF ExEMPr FIRINAs.--Ihe regular
quarterly meeting Of the Exempt Flrnsn OF New
York FCs held lac, night at Firemen's Hall in Mer-
Ger street Phnip w. Enga, President, IN the Char
TIE President repcred tie deoease OF lsTasl Ilce,
John Neil and Corhlia Titus, when, on motion, the
uiual appropriation was ordered to be transmitted to
Their RESPECTIVE. families The followingnew members
were sdmitsd
Junes H1.uer o. Engine 50 JOAN murphy = Engine y
V Carr D. Engine; james McGresor 10 l.nS,iei lnoA.
Brewer 81 Hcss; r. G.. Armstrong Hosei y W
Hce; SANFORD Hose; les. MCGOWAN ~ Hos Geo y.
Gomez Hosri John 81. Cubr II Engine j. n Harvard
Eudie
January
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at tie end q two or three yeaIs. Let us give for
the relief Of tic boPelessly destitute; bat LET those
VII, can lend on go,6 security the thou sands who
orly want credit foT food and seed 70 ensbe tseu
t. rros bounteOus crop rext year. Aud Whcce
thousand. viii be given in cba,ty, millions may he
obtsiped, il required on l'an. Let tue People of
Kansas BAT act 10 the premises aud they viii meet
A hesI'y response from thsir ,stern brethren.
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THE LATEST.
I
By Telegraph 10 Queenstown.
LosDoS, Saturday, 3 p. m.

By Ireg|dFh 10 Q"tshto"H'
LosDoS, Saturday, 3p. m.
THE PAPAL STATES.
A ,et.er from Rome says that the Piedmontese an
cers caoped close the gates Of Rome in tie chase Of
the Pcn;iical gendarmes.
NAPLES.
Bsrtari, late Secrtary. General Of the Dictator,
wishe 70 contradict the statement that he had given
orders oppose by force the entry Of the Psdmontese
TROOPS into the Neapolifan territory He also states
that neither himself nor Garibaldi ever thought Of
cou1 I < tie Immediate occupation Of R.me, at the
risk II q ooailict with France.
HUNGARY.
IL the Synod recently held at Gran, the Cardinal
Prmate declared tbs, be had objection TO the clergy
wearing the LatioIal Hungarian costume.
SYRIA.
PARIS Saturday, u m.-Ehe MoHaear Gays the al
fairs e syria have entered lew phase. Military
actiop will now be taken by our troops' Some
ether ciefs have been arrested and tried at BeyIout
TIE Kau sksn Of the Drusss is now among the priso
ners. Thsse measures have produced kind Of panic
among the Druses Of the mountains, aud teir attitude
il moIe undecided Measures have been taken for the
proteetion Of the French manufacturers.
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20 TIE Asiocia.sd Prsu

WhsHIEGT5S, T-esdsy Oct 10, 1901
4 few returrs from nunbe- q the States are
necessary 70 The CENSUS thereof AID measures
have been takent procure them from he spe tive
MarslL!s az tie esrlieg practicable period. CmPsie
retu1s frrm TWO email States and TIE Dsrict OF
Coumbs on Y, have been received. The Secretary q
the IptsIier viii hoWevor 10 bis annual Teiort, be
enabled 70 inform Cotg7ess q ire approximation to-
If prt the official stsieusIt o. the enumeration 4 the
inhabitants Of the Uliteo Stsies.
Information from tr-swoTtEy source has rescued
this civ that The Couorefs of Nicaragua will he con-
vfned 10 ratfy tie tes-y bswfeu the United States
az that Republic within lie tine ths'ein specified.
Ap ediusIpsDt hss been usde dnri' the year H. the
General Lerd Office q the accounts ot the Two three
and five per cer: frnds sccrupg to The several Staes
70 January ls60tlcse accounts being adjusted at
rufliv
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OHIO.

TIE Cincinnati Commercial has returns OF the
recent vote for Congress in Ohio from all but SIX
ecurt ties showing Republican majority OF % 500.
The * Counties stll out gave last year net
DemCciat majority Of 90. Judge B'iDckerhot
Of course 1uns behind having the Democratic and
BeU-Everett vote concentrated on his opponents
but even Lis majority probably exceeds $1,000
HI, colleagues on the Republican state Ticket
must have at least p, coo.
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-yoxemeuts Of Senator Douelas.

hEIA5itIOU, Tues 10y DCI. TO IbUV.
S4nosor UCuaas arrived teTe a. roou-on special
t-air nom Dsttoit lie wa Let 81, the depot by an
immerse crowd, aId ,tcoried through tie pdaeirai
ftreeis followed by rro-ess, Two miies III eLg a.
An arch was n rowu asFcfs Tie street bearing !" g.
Cot.e r. Douglas CT one SIDE ard Popular ooYef-
figntyr ca tie other. twenty-five Thousand people
are estimated 20 have been present There via DC
torch '.ght procession his evening.
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URrine Disasters.

Boston, Tuesday, Oct 10 io0p
Tie SHY VI. n Hsyes IS fl Hit llandl-gi WIN II
Zee. wser IL be. hold Assistance has gone TO nef'
The brig james Davis, tIon Pietou Tor B0st1h' ~
ashore on TnckerIeck Vessel tight, and VIII ge' Oh
after dirchJl M. - &c teeo
Tbs scbaoper sfoorIiebt from Savannah, bound to
pbilsdolpl a has arrived here in distress s'lla Ae'
dLnal "a by the sioIm q Sunday.
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Conversational Nominations.

s. kACJsE, CtsgaT, ptt. 10 louO
Tie BrsCkGFitg- DsloeTecv Ct this Distinct met In
Convention here today and uouinatCd Luther Hay Tor
Congress ard fill County ticket. Res luuons vera
Eefsed HdoIsIg tn rsce-t acu o. Iheif S'"'s Cen
uItfe. - - ,oco
SPa1Y17rfl u, Mafs Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1870
Tie BIecxiuIidgs ard Douglas Democracy Of the
Terrb District made nominations FOR Congress 10 day,
fsfcllovs: BtDau n LeGyt r. CmeoLee by me iof-
,aer. and Joeian Ais Of Whsie.ey, by tie lsitsr
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Fire M Philadelphia

PH1LlUEIpHIA, 1uesdsy, Ooi05er TO- ioOV' .,
A fire last nielt destroyed TIE extsniiVe c39rol
works a. llslue Co.. 10 the Twenty fourth " 9fo'
Los SIS 900. Two neD were severely burned
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ARRIs1s ToR Arson The Eleventh Ward Polio
Yesterday evening arrested Dauisl Weaver or Weber
srd Ja.ob BGcboI suspicion Of Getting Gre to the
ush factory No ~ Sheriff street. the night previ.
cas Tee place was occupied by Weaver. l, !, al
ls.ed that ne removed lie goods TO Morriaania, n
Ehich plsos BeOhOf was arrested
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RaiIrnaL Accident.

IIHCIAhAII, IUtsuaY, UCI. no Io'V'
The eneire Of the express rain bound East on the
Central Ohio Road yesterday, few the track near
Cambridge killing James Fee, engineer, AID Charles
Rusk fiTeu On.
Henry EsmaD liquor merchant in Main street, a'oye
Ninth forged the rance II Die fsther-n-law % the
auoupt Of sc eco, and atscouded yesterday.
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r,u,b Law In Nebraska.

OMAHA. n. Il, Iutsdny oot' ~" 100
- cot FOR hCrse e'ea ing, snQ con-
farS y, I'm l Bnf were taken fron the lai Lasi
niobt and oIs Of then, r2u-ed McGare Yves foana
usIended IRON ,ll # zee neel we ~ mn nm
olriu0 or,fe f4.f TIE o'bers f1e fuiPosea 70 nave
80 he g.ts tui tbs,Y bodies have not yel 5sen
furd. CTsag l4,lts--e-.l iTe'a- O.
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Ercp1 TpNtPO.

Nfw-ORLf ass, Tuesday. Oct 10, 1900.
The steamer Arizona from Brszos 18th init, mas aI-
riv.d with 81 -, 30 in spee's. .--
Tie Juartz Government 4ss orosled NE fse''f"N'i'
q the CouGuCta lately seized. -,
DFgo',e9o has .bs.n derived # his command, ara
otdsrsd 10 be brought ~ q prisoner 70 Vera Cruz
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,e.eIeciion OF aenntor CoIIamer.

NusIPTIITE W., Tuesday, oct 10, 1901.
Jacob CoilsG6r was g. Gay rte'eet'd L D. SelAloI
frs.x xfers from tie 4h 81 March LeN;. II the
S75ts hl vote stood = % and in the House l98 20
a. Paul Dillipgbsu received tie opposition votes
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Tro,ting al WATERFOWL.

WATlFIOWN, Iutsohyl VVV' 10 I'V7, :,
m ..Iatratsd horses Flora Temple, George M.
d ~, Rscvn Dick and Cody, arr yed mere iss
r6i az ave fitting for the great match 70 some Oh Oh
- pax River Corrse On he 18th ard l9LA As1
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PoErLASD, Ne, Tuesday Oct 10, 800
The Ro,si soradron consisting Of tie Hero, Afiad-
20 and Fifing Fish. came up a. $3.50 this morning.
and anchored IN the inner haI1or
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Rrenhinrihee state Convention.

CsYCOEp n. H., Tuesday Oct 10 1901
TIE Brselir-itee Democrats he'd Their Stste Goa
yer,ior here to.dsy sud msde the following nom ma
TORS. Fer Governor, ". Jenness of strsi!ord for
Rsirosd Conn isfOuer, REUBEN DAVE; ior congress
P1I.yt NoTriso1. Peu! Z George. Ezra J. GGtdep.
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Tts ar-orl already c-tts- q the cft 5, IN cuet
che clsir Of he Ulitcd 1rder he Rock River Canal
rnt Act June lB l3 l-le being b.an,e sti- g.. Tue
Tinted gtstes rnde said grant January ir5O r -bb 20
Withheld to she claim grst thu STATE Tor i.ld'
rorer,Iy ,esctel salsr "lEpr,yemeLi Graft o. sspien
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Hyr. UamIsu in Boston.

B05Tuy Tlf7ca7, Oct, II, 800.
Hsunifal Haualin ar lived in ME city laet night lie
mel Ell tie depot BIZ delegations Of HideA wake',
srd escorted 70 the- feafguerers Tut declined max
rg speech except to ,r.ehytlslk the crowd ior his
reper.tirn
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Den,h Of Commodore skinner:

RCHIOND, IrfEdAyi Ott. ~ -,uv'
The rsYpslrg Of Con nrodore Skinner, VINO Died here
-.sfsvf,- wee prsrd,d u the Capitol ever pignt
ard e.ccrtfd 70 tas No,fcs irs,a ths E5Fnmg py 'ne
10. ReglEel,.
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Fufj n FRsr A,rSUE.-At II o'clock las
rQit ire occurred ia be cigar store sofn'f =. RS
Fv5,1s and Ni.,h street. IL original IN te ooA IN
Ter ths cgurter. Int bow or ia Tha napner' Is IN
knoSp. Damage flight.
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Sailing of the Canada,

BosToS, Tuesday Oct. 10, 1901.
III. C,,ads VIII sail at II clock tomorrow. hor
mails via close Of 8.