Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-24

essud Jury. 10 the Cssst Of Oyer and Ter
miner, to day, called the attention 70 al
legged frauds, and alleged cosssptien Of The
Judiciary here, and to the action Of esstan
daily newspapers in this city, 10 perpstra-
ting daily and hourly libsls.
The to-day's Tribune and Times and
New Jersey papers, and elsewhere, be said,
ere publishing charges Of the NEST afro
cieus character against the judiciary 10 il
tesfering nth ths duties Of the electors,
and charg ne Judge Barnard with beng in
combination with the We'll street bulls.
He had never fought gold Drowned share
Of stock Ia his life, and has not received
from his wife single: dollar, and was to-
dsy dependent on his SALARY and the chaSi>
~ Of his wife. He therefore desired and
cravsd the jury to examine ito the matter,
and say whsther . combination Of these
soeundsels and sascals whe have infested
Well strsss and Brsad~sy for years. and
new quarrsiing aueng themselves. shall
b permittsd to turn around add hide their
track bv bass and vilM0eation Of the ju-
dietary.
The sigss manufacturers association hes
Issued an address to the trade throughout
the Uoitsd States and Canada, stating the
facts relative to their issue with the cigar
makers union, and appealing TO The manu-
facturers net to increase the wages de-
msndsd BY their worklnsp at present. but
TO join in organising opposition to any UNI
just demands Of the cigar msksrs' union.
now or hereafter.
The case Of Mcintosh ". Erie Company
came up to-day before Sutherland. and a.
ter considerable argument a decisIen was
given by the Judge vacating the orders 10.
sued By Judge Barnard. which appointed
jay Gould receiver, and appointed him 70
sell 200, 900 shares Of stock.
The Belmont case vas then called up on
an order 70 show cause Why . receiver
should net b. appointed and arguments
thereon proceeded.
Judge Sutherland, ofths Supreme Court,
to night, after . psetracted argument, to
Shch Judge P,srpent and Aessss. Burrill
and RapeIle participated, granted an srdsr
in the suit Of Belmont against the Railroad
Company, appointing Judge Davis receiver.
Marshall U. Roberts aud J. +. d. Lsuiro
went surety for Judge Davis in the sum Of
one million dollars. 1t 10 rumersd that
Msssrs. Fisks and Gould have bstaks
themselves 10 Jersey City.
The Republican dominating convsntion
met q! headquarters On Broadway and 23d
street, and nsainatod Col. Frederick A.
Conkling for Mayor, end Chas. P. Shaw for
Cooperation Counsel.
Runners u heavy frauds in Wall street
are a6oas . the effect that Mr.. Marsh, Of
the late firm 81 Temple 4 Marsh, has sb
seconded, after purchasing b-20 bonds 81
1867, from Henry Hi1sr 4 Sons, giving in
payment checks On Bank o. the Common
wealth for s. 81. 900, signed with firm name
On presenting the check Nsssrs. HiEsr 1
Sons learned that the Arm had dissolved
to day, having suceumbsd to the pressure
in Erie stock, and that the check was value
less. II 10 also reported that several Other
bankers had rejected checks.
Proceedings in the case Of Baker, default
| ing teller Of the Trademark Bank, coin
mencsd to- day before Judge Beach.
The Bourbon Company whiskv case and
several others Of similar nature, were, ..
the instance Of District Attorney Courtney
rate trials were asked for in these cases and
the motions will be argued in few days.
In the trot to-day on the Union Course,
between Geo. Wilkes and Kitty Thorns, the
latter took the first and second heats. The
third was dead heat, and Wilkes won the
fourth and 9th, when; owing to the DARK.
ness, the race Was drawn. Time, 2:26i
1924, 2:27t, 1904.
The foot race between Ell. Davis, Of New
York, and J. w. Cozsad. Of Iowa. for the
championship Of America, distance 125
yards, purse $500, took place on the Fash&
ion Course to day. Cozsad winning in eleven
and . half seconds.
VIM. Harrison. the celebrated tenor, died
in England on the 18th inst.
The Tammany nominating convention
was held this evening. Judge Charles P.
Daily presided. A delegation WAS present
from the German general Democratic Con
vsntion. The following gentlemen were
nominated unanimously: For Mayor. A.
Oakley Hall, present District Attorney
Corporation Counsel, Richard o. Gorman
Both made speeches Of acceptance.
ALBANY, Nov. 23.-Ths State canvassers
closed the canvass Of The electoral ticket to-
night. Democratic majority, 9,963.