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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18

Just received those beautiful fringed
walking suits, the latest styles, at G. RICE
& Co. s, 62 College street.
sell su tn tn sa&sutf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18
CITY NOTICES.
Time, Place and Plan of GOIIaday,s
Drawing.

Drawing
Golladsy's drawings take place on the
fourth Monday in each month. His office
Is Bowling Green, KY, but he draws often
in other localities throughout the State. in
order that the public may see the fairness
of his enterprise. The next drawing is at
Lexington, Ky, Monday, September 2Sth.
The present scheme amounts in prizes to
Slf, 200, consisting Of cash, house and lot,
hne diamonds, pianos, horses and buggies,
watches, sewing machines, furniture, car
pets, dry goods, etc. There are $50 prizes,
valued at from three to one thousand dol.
lars each, and 10, $50 twenty-five cent
prizes. There are 1900 tickets, num-
bered from to Il, 900, at one dollar each.
There are also IA, 900 numbers, numbered
correspondingly. These are counted and
put into wheel by a committee selected
from the audience by the ticket-holders
present. After thorough mixing, a little
girl, who also has been selected from the
audience, draws out a number, which en-
titles the holder of the corresponding num-
Der to the first prize, viz: One thousand
dollars In greenbacks. The next number
drawn is entitled to a diamond cross,
81, 900, and so on until $50 numbers are
drawn. The numbers are registered by
clerks, and a copy of the same is retained
by the committee, and the same published
and furnished to the ticket holders.
Tickets can be had Of w. Scott Glore.
at Louisville; Norris d Son, at Licking
ton, and all orders addressed to ]. r. Col
laday, Bowling Green, Ky, will be filed
up to the departure of the last mail on the
26th. 1t
The Stacey House has accommodations
unexcelled. Location most desirable, be-
ing on Church, near High. Everything in
perfect order. Terms, 81 80 per day.
sep1S 2w
Change of water, impure water, too
much water, all produce frequently dis
orders of the bowels which, neglected,
turn into diseases more or less dangerous
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial will check the
disease at one dose and rapidly effect a
complete and perfect cure. 1t
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
MORLEY as candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth WBrd at the ensuing municipal
election. sepl8 to
Call at Weakley & Warren's and examine
their splendid stock of Furniture. 1t will
be time well invested, especially if you
need anything in their line. sep18 1w
Stacey House.
The improvements in this hotel have
greatly increased its facilities for the &C.
commodation Of guests, especially such as
large parties, delegates to conventions,
troupes, etc. sep18 Wv
Nnmhness for fha limbs no matfer from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18

See advertisement of DR.. Butts DiSpen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. It
should DO read by all. maya d6w1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18

The Stacey House has accommodations
unexcelled. Location most desirable, be-
ing on Church, near High. Everything in
perfect order. Terms, S2.50 per day.
sep1S 2w
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49,
GOLD AND SILVER.
REYENnE STAMps

The National Savings Company have made AZ.
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps st the following low rates, discount payable
in stamDP viz.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Sept II, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.
CorToN-The market to-day, was quiet
and 1uaoE Wa ouOfa % foIlOua.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18

Change of water, impure water, too
much water, all produce frequently dis
orders of the bowels which, neglected,
turn into diseases more or less dangerous.
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial will check the
disease at one dose and rapidly effect
complete and perfect cure. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18
ST. CHARLES HOTEL

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and lodg-
ing, per day, 81. au3l d&w3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-18

Paper Flour bags
We are making to order all sizes paper
-four bags at the lowest prices. Whiteman
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. jy17 If
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We are authorized to announce CHARLES
MORLEY as a candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Wsrd at the ensuing municipal
election. sepl8 to
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fLasrEs rROu rHE ocriN c.iRLEs

The great bank IN Montc,iico hI- .r-nmoI pay
Wentr.
Fivetwcnty bond- At ~ are really higher IN price
than British Consols ~ -,
The lumber on board the hnrs r,Fnrl. wrecked
oil ScillS, has been recovered,
The steamer Holsatin, from htutur- rD' New
York. is detained at llRvre
II l. said that Gen. Louis Jules Trochu +. TO re.
place Gen. LoboCut AZ tICnch Mml-ior y. war.
Heavy gales throughout England since i,-l Friday
have seriously damaged the shipping.
The shin Naples. grounded August %, near Yoko.
hama, has been toltei, and sold for tl2,OOo
The Prince. Teck, Queen Nctoria's cousin, gave
hIth to tou M Windsor Castle on Suuday evening.
S.nor l.. Montero Rios. recently under secretary
~ Justice has been appointed spanish Mn 5ter Jus
tee hl,t senior 1. AtululH, resigned.
The French Government has decided 10 allow
I,iu soi IN, Ihaidl and Others to await thcu.,lvcs
u1 tEv anntt - recently Egnuci tor pulilcl ,l'uccs
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IHE FREMONT Tragedy.
W. ~ tarms sunday Night Card PLAY Ing,
ca -Drinking. nnd Murder.

Brief mention was made Yesterday Of the mur.
der OF Milton Carpenter In fremont who was
Drained on Sunday night with mallet in the hands
Of Christian llopser. Milton Carpenter, NJ. Tar.
box, md two otler companions, after visiting some
youlg women In Mount ernon on Sunday evening,
stepped into . lager beer saloon kept by MIR Hep
ger at W st street sud Morris avenue. one OF the
young rn"n observed n guitar behind the counter,
ard askcd the proprietor 10 allow another OF his
party TO play upon H.. The proprietor refused On
tho grouud ttat Il waa then too late but young Tar
box reached his hand over the counter to get the
guitar, and 10 doing 50 broke two tumbcrs. The
landlord demanded payilent 'or The tumblers which
wns promptly handed 10 liepger
At the time ot this occurrence three Germans
were Ia tie saloon playing cards. aud one of them
stepped forward and said to TarboN, "What are you
doing herct" aud why did you attempl 10 take
the guitar 7" and at the same time made a rUgh
aesihst yOung TarboI, and forced him into corner
OF the room, where sculie ensuod, In which
tie four young men and the Germans took part :;
the trends Of 1srbcc attempting to him, and
oil the Germans resisting them. Wnic the struggle
wac progressing, Hepger, as II IS alleged. went be-
hind the bar and got mlllct and struck ynunc
Milton Carpenter on the head iraciurins the skull.
Coroner Blihgatc impanellcd jury Yesterday, md
amer viewing the body, postponed urtIcI proceed.
hg- until O'Clock this afternoon.
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Ap.IRKS iROM IIIE IhLEGRIrn.

The tclcrraphcrs' strike is UNCHANGED
On sntlFioi, Iiac of the M'autouomo'.'- crew de
aDt't iu BaatJu.
TIE llu'sonr'yor T. covered with leo from plush-
k'op,i ~ ALBANY.
Tie Yukon RIVER tu Alaska Is the third largest
river IN the word.
The NF'iOnai Lpi.HiQ,7csr, Mr. Alexander Drlmar,
prDuHCtor, i- dead ain.
Tho North Adams savings Gluk, Troy, was robbed
II 2 40 on sunday night.
Nm. +. Week, q prominent lawyer Of Canaan,
y. ~. hanged himself on sunday.
Jupsn has not indemulhed our Gov erumcut for
a--Fyssloh' upon or commerce.
Ludwig Bcgcl proprietor Of lager beer brewery
IN iUughkecpslv, cut hlh throat last night.
The Red River Canadian prisoners have not been
sent across the hncs, hut are yet In lail.
Dennis Cahill, the murderer OF Thomas O'Neil, In
Hartford has boon committed In Montreal FOR eNanna
Attorney General George =. Foster hiss been
dominated United States Marshal for the District or
Vermont
The United States Consul In Montreal has offered
Caldwell.
In a recent Hght in Huehuetenango, Guatemala,
lasting twentyh' hours, 100 Vero killed anu $50 were
wounded.
The Hudson River Association for the Protection
In Poughkeepsle.
Three new counterfeit nfy.cent notes Of the lsst
sere, were received ut the Treasury yesterday Their
The Secretary OF War transmitted to the Senate
yesterday drafi OF proposed bill providing for dis
position OF useless military reservations.
The u 8. Treasury holds TO the credit OF the DIS.
war.
Tho National banks are TO be compelled hereafter
70 retain Annually the gold interest paid them npon
latlnz noAA-
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The ADMISSION Of Virginia Defeated BY One
vote IN tue iouse-Nat Tor Gencrai
Butler-The House Appropriate Com-
mittee Bnstiua m MuIIst-The ~, Dom,n. /.
w...,,.-. - 80 IT., IL. - "a, =,
"SHiNeroN, Jan. lu.--lne House came Wlthin
one vote to-day OF passpR the bill for the sdmlsslon
a, y-t.u,,,. =, =. ,. a., a.. ro..,,,,.. -.
" '"s"". "ss reicr'eu w '"c Oo""'''ee D"
Heconsuuction, who will meet tomorrow at 10 A.
N. to consider H. They will probably delay action
rn,u ,ho oxx,v.t .s NJ. p,,,.r r. 4. a.,.,u., =,
e"'" '''o e'f'" VI oen. pu'er' ""o ~ ee'''neo IN
boston In an important lawsuit.
The Senate opened up debate on Virginia which
MA. al. a. L., -, - - a.. .s..... A., =.
o' -" W '"'' '','r"' uay,' w" VI. e"anV'' !" W,
vor OF their passing the bill for tue admis sion Of
that State
m, NJ. .,-., r--,.,., M,
INC ho"-e appropriation ooum','eo nau up Mr.
Mulett to-day to try and get at the bottom OF pur
chase of s9y ooo xror,h NJ ,,rrora for new wing of
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HOURS or LEISURE.

u Troop Ihiri Rcgment Cavalry, arc go si,c a
ball IN Irving Han on N" .Hth.
The President a.E- trc resignation of Con Hugh
Ewing Minister % tho Netherlands.
,ndge Richardson viii Accept The Pr,-!Itlev OF
the Hartford ana Er' Hallway Company.
The annnh ban Of thr joureymcn BARRIERS viii De
given ON lhurslAy evening Ia the Casino,
Jslgc Dcpur and Cen Run, on, Of Newark, y T.
start for bermuda today for the bcneh Of uprhcl.n.
The ." Oh Ninth Class, puhla school 40 g." have
Their annual reunion ard election az pc'mollc3h this
Ms Clara r Norrl., of Newark. viii mako her
dt6W n Now YORK a. n 7Aa.cspear.an reader au the
senator Ross l. about to sue the newspapers
Which sai nat KS vote for tAe aclmt1L OF Andrlw
In Woods Museum, the burr-quc of "IN,on" has
been reproduced VIII brhaut success, the blondes DC
Ing Ne attrac i've ~ ever.
Tie Rev. f.. II. Chaplin, viii lecture under the
auspices Of the Franklin Literary Society Order OF
nobility" tomorrow evening, II Brooklyn.
The employees OF Dodd- Express, who have a
pleasant 6s last Alsht 10 TIC kPoilo Rooms. '''''
The annual ball for the benefit of the widows' and
@ o Ht SS eysSg S f w. f
J. Henry smythe Of Philadelphia, iecturea on
"Cnntrasls and Quotations" in the spr.ug street
aGrea near 'a'eA street. tbs evening" before the Y
Morton oomlnapdery, No. L. X. p, receives in the
Ss'T2p,G,sn iomorr9w IN honor y their gusss the
BETH n j.. and PGisdcipnia. Pa '"' i'"'A
number OF gentlemen of Yonkers will give Q
SGsss1s Esa Scasie aud "sashsr and s%ashef N She's
The second grand masquerade ball OF la Coterie
@, New Iork y the syout In The Academy Of Music on
ssye been eosd sadTSa rom PST P ana ssGaas
ments are such that the most fastldous may attend
A Memorial Concer! for tho benefit OF Madame
Hal on Tos'aay EsS Among lhs artists ylS hays
sns sacI sf' Roso MiqMf M % S & Ls
ar, kHlihhhannf. Mr.. hsrelssk. ar. BerSar.
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LOSSES ny FIJI.

The Caste'on County Court House, Csnlda, was
burned On sunday.
Edwin +. Biley's leather board mill In Ashland,
y. n was burned on Sunday morning Loss. $4,000
On sunday afternoon j. RaymOnds dwelling. near
Pnheld, n, j. was burned Loss, tl5,OOOi insured for
tl2,CO.
The large brick bailding facing Railroad square,
Concord, h., was burned yesterday morning Loss,
5000 one half insured
The depot Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad,
In Bnrksyile and the hotel and several Uinng
dencos were burned On sunday morning
While Tom Donovan was getting over drunken
spree In his frame house 10 Fourth avenue Baltic
street on Sunday night his stove set the place hre.
Loss, u,20O.
On Sunday evening. Joseph Lawrence's bar room.
IN Newtov village was burned, together with large
stock OF grsin and hay. aud number OF farm impe'
ments Loss. $1,000.
Last evening lot OF vast paper took Ore In IN q
pTess room Of the SeE York Printing COMPANY, q. g
sexes who work 10 the building were alarmed, the
means Of escape from the upper ttorel beng deemed
insufficient for the number OF people employed. The
hre waA soon sSiingniAhad
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mn sWEEyr's LEGIGArrRr.
fh" Tammony Rangers Again Pouring INFO
Albany The figut over the Committee
TrnnlIr Ahend-MhnI Jncaha WnnIa

Nibhh9 iut Fitut over the Committee -
Trouble Ahend-Whnt Jncob- Wants.
p ALBAsI, ian. l0.-Most Of the members who
wert hsm' TO pass the interval since last wedne sday
have returned ana the halls Of the Deavan presen,
once more busy aud animated appearance The
New iorE delegation reached here tonight The
only topic Of conversation Is the Commit.
Les, CONCERNING which much anxiety 4. mani.
Tested II Il now cOnclusiyely settled tbnt
he Cbaunianshlp Of the Ways and Means In the
House Is :" be awarded 10 jacobs, that on Cities 10
trcir, AID ou Railroads to Patrick, Of Ci,emung
Gfc Judiciary l7 not yet made up. Tie Chairman
s,p OF Ire most Important seEais committees do
sot di1ei rom those previously reported. That
q are w'' hr great deal o. 0iss isaction when tho
Commuters are announced cannot be- doubted.
one taiu t however, |, cert In, and that l., that
hc SWtcn. lNhg have taken good care TO have a
mjjority ~ cIf adherents or each COMMITTEE, for
he purro'c OF moro eh'cteally carrying out their
WL,n uo- Nlo have placed thcir reliance uon
Bio pr,m,r.. Of thc Sweeny llus ind out hos
Nay ~ rC,lugc, oppose eycrV ~ 1lsnre that ema
hltcs iron tho Ring. Before FORTNIGHT eapscs
~ HiE probably witness an in'eTiStng hGht IN
Ne Dem cratic camp. IL depends upon IhG CON.
IN tees.
'rb, Gord, Of onlco seekers on the ground t. iu..
ncn-ch mf4c, They have their headqaurter- In tho
barrom Of icc DelavRn House, and pay Tor all the
Sii-kt, tho senlOr- aud Assemhymen choose to
irink, Tho latter Initiating tho example OF the,r
master Peter Barr Sweeny, Esq, have plentiful
supply Of tomises on hand vhich they mete out TO
ihe Ofico kers with lavish hand.
Mr. Jacobs arrive 10 night Ila insists upon the
domination by Gov. Holman Of Thomas II. Farron,
u comptroller OF Brooklyn for Captain OF the Port
Tie is very earnest about this apo nteHt and says
that II he does not obtsn 1t he viii get square
how OF other.
The real business fthc session will not begin be.
fore Wednesday, when, after the Speaker announces
che Commltiees, perfect avalanche " bills will be
poured on the clerks desk on every variety Of sub
lects, IRON legalirng the acis OF a Justice OF tho
Peace 70 gigantic railroad scheme, II generally
happens that pet ring" schemes are introduced
and engineered throu5h amid confusion OF this kind
SOL.
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STORM IN THE COBPs LEebLATTF.
The Breach between the Premier mud the
OpposIiion Never to he ucnIcd-Napo-
IeOn's flntterInR Promiars.

Paris Jan. lO.-M. Olivier addressed the
Corps Legisl,ti Today. He declared that the MIN.
isters considered 1t their first duty to communi.
coc with the LEGISLATURE A long discourse wis
not necessary, their Intentions being well known.
The Ministry had the conddeHce OF the SOVEREIGN,
and they asked fer that OF the Chambers.
They hoped that policy OF Cancellation would pre-
vail and that all would ail In TIC work Of establish
Ing national government adapted TO tic require.
ments OF the nation, and likely to insure liberty
without license subsequently. During tae session
oftho Chamber Deputy Ganibctta demanded infor.
nation as 10 the whereabouts OF the soldiers who
had been puni-hed for attending political meetings
Gen. Leboeuf, the Minister OF War; replied, cen
surna all soldiers who dsobeyed orders but assert
Ing with emphasis bis conviction that tho army
would be faithful against revolution.
The speech ~ the Minister Of War led 10 an nctl
ponious debate, Deputies Gambetia md jules
Fayro opposing NJ. olivier, Wio took up the AFFAIR
snd defended the Minister. NJ. Gambetta declared
that the breach between olivier and the opposition
mover could b0 repaired.
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JOTTIN6s AROUr TOWN.
The Union arrived last night,

NV 'hl"n WrlNtu ihNl hlgnt'
'rroon G. Third Cavalry had q pleasant bsu ir
the Casino last night.
\ can Of Safety" liquid gos exploded Yesterday
IN j. BIrAett's kerosene store, Is Essex street.
Justice Ledwlth hau trnn-flrre ne examination
In the awyer-Csmpbe bond ease TO Eusox Market.
Dr. Harris and Professor Chandler made "a raid
nn9n the coH stables In this city and Brooklyn Sat
Tom Thumb has sued the Albums Evpre,. Com.
pany 20 reoo'oF the value of photographs lost in trans
~ omas Martin. COOPER fell down q lstchway AZ
~ M.iSr tIeet from the fourth story, and was IN.
o'clock.
The y. VI. G A. elected last nlght R.lcv A. Brick
81 Nnndcrp Directors.
Workmcn are laying the trucks Of the Madl.oa
sl,1'S sai ,tSc ''0''' from l'' 'HH street to L-'T
The Guck Boat Club has elected AE Da,er,
Itc,donti &. Conner, Nlce.prcs dents FdG II COD
I'm, Treasurer; :. Mount H. 1redwRy, sccretalie,
a Caiharinc Mggkot butcher drove the shat Of hh
e Esl6 avenue b,roaI N cani street f a S'
Mr.. Bridget NIl'cr, agcl ., y,!r-, ami her liluc
dan lhlcr a- yoar., OF lhll. Crnr.yS wot,
losion
Mr. L1prcnr, G.. RucElcv teacher 10 school No
Earcu.rl ~ pUuI.l Gs9 pupil. urrablr a srH1rg,
b.np rroNc1 70 bc rI'e.
=, r.c leetare oq, g, The rr.m Of Charity" b, the
lA.l lNAt NAs tNGl.a-. 't ltN ~
Tho cnild MAY Frances. Imilter Of Maroon H.
ana ~trlh iltl t4r't Who o.. f.".'IH.. .ur lUf
custody pending -u, iuT ai. gUH ia, Duuu scut Dy
Jrd-c tatd''o to oh,li.flnf hlHr.
jane II Dunn.nv. James Folev aud Edward
FUc, ~tr" ltu 10 -I u1' each Yesterday toi fOrg.
lus IuDrrufc rrr,'tlo ' She purpose dcfrludins
Eic'nrl y" Mshcr out OF noAey and real estate IA
Irui IiH.
the property holders on Sixth avenue, between
Fortt svc nd Hhi ,nty.nlnh streets oppItcI TO tho
Nico'son pavement, met last night, Nr jonathan ri.
wards ~ ne chall The treasurer reported $50 already
The ship John Bertram has arrived AT this mort
rom Hamburg october =. She wac four upeht In mo
North soa, and ohlige 70 run iutO Cork tor pro
VISIONS Among tS pnsrtngors 10 died, and Chllticn
we've born on the voyage,
james Logan's funeral, which was followed by
Ioughs was coniounded by reporter YESTERDAY With
the funeral OF awOrthy citizen Mr.. John ". tOuisn,
who was buried IN Greenwood while Logan was buried
In CaNary Cemetery
Tho MutSa Base Bal Club, having returned from
their Southern trip have elected John Whdcy lrt.l'
Davidson, Secretary T. Bfaeu, 1rcasurW, They trip
the light fantastic on Feb. ., 10 Irving Halt
The Aldermen yesterday gave !. X. Fellows a., ,eO0
for relieving the Mayor OF part OF hts legal labOrs.
Each member made himself y present " new gola
badge and staye OF olce, and large assortment OF
nmery, &o.
Mr.. WIN. Glennon, an attractive youth confined Ia
LudlQw street jail for tAperinR with the affections %
Miss Mary MIDI lelon. married her on Saturday. Tue
ceremony was performed In the reception ot tna
pIl.on oy Jostlce s9ot he wstdsp, Mr. Jno II TrseeI
nIlas avs. ...sssssA.
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A Lively scene In the Gold Room.

In the Gold Room yesterday, just after the
opening Of business. Mr.. Harvey, President OF the
Gold ESchanre Bank, called Mr. Colgate, OF the Arm
OF Trevor Colgate, bankers, TO account for his
nrm's refusal to 5 tile with the Clearing House.
Mr. Colgate explained that he held bis check
for s500,0O In gold ready TO be handed to
the Bank as soon as Its officers were willing
70 give him certified check ON the Metropolitan
Bank fof tho money due. But he said he had had
trouble enough with lnjunctons on that bank
already. and he would not trust II with any such
sum without properly securing himself from
loss. The President OF tho Board was about
cutting Mr.. Colgale of from tic benefits
of the Clearing House. but percelying that
Many members took Nv. is view OF the case he
very ungraclously g,va him the benefit Of the rules
yesterday. Mr., Colgate, however, quit the Gold
Room independently declaring that lie would cot.
duct hi. business 70 suit himself regardless Of the
rules OF the Board.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEWARKS POLITICAL SALE.
THE BOLTTNG DEMOCR1r VINO VOTES
VIM THE REPUBLICA

Tho Deadlock whereby tho Democracy os
newark Lose nli the City PATRONAGE
e'orms meeuns OF the Newark Demo-
"s' h'enht-Chn wont hcs,su'
Nues Oun' 'ne ooI''hg alderman IRON tne
o'o".u x, ""'a ., Ne"ark' was in'errogated In 'hs
No"HA 'y hah yesterday morning oy several re-
po.'e''' hc eon'erseu heeIy upon general topics,
ou' was eAceeuihsy reucent upon the subject OF his
"oposeu iulure acuon lie was vehement In bis
oomp'"n' o' tne ues'm'nt wbich ne mad received 81
"o nahus VI MS Democrauc coheaeues. lie wm
empnatc IN MS denunciations OF the shabby mannes
WIN "hoh 'e irish population had been
treated, remarking that OF the fourteen
Democratic Aldermen stx u,cre Qarmana fo,,
r.. -, -, ~
Hisn' ana iour American, and that the Germans
and Americans had secured ali the valuable onlccs
Uo comnIoipcd aiso ,,a, tho rro.irsn, ~, s..hh.,
MN An article appeared In saturdays number OF
the Newark Ddiiy Journal In which II wne said,
There IA nj Ieaat onc mai, ,,bo s,o,os tho, n. A.
-. - ~ ~ "o ''e' '"'' "' 70
'eeo' W swear thn' ne mas paid Gain money 70 sup
port him for once" Yesterday Cain published n
card In which he challenges tho one man" N mste
-, - -. w ~ ~ "".~'
eucn an amdavu and reitcrates his plea that he has
neither received fee or reward nor been aporooched
nv any ncraon WITH ,ro,,i.os h,, ,,o, - h.. -,
,.,.p,', WV" P'V"''''' ou' '"u' "o n"' ao'eu
AN rNpIayA-roy MEETING
NJ Tho ro,,o.-o,,o -. =, A., ,,,-.-,, w.. -
" ,"V "."''''",io I"'ers Vi 'ne hieVeh'n "hd was
held In Rossvile Hall last night, to devise some
tho cio.,,on =, r,,,.a., D. '.r -, - w.,
Wv '"v lon VI ru""u no"e as CHAIRMAN ana Jas
oonnell as secretary. In small room, evidently
ball room, 900 men were packed. with scarcely
s'"u'nR ioon'' ana IN 'ne oarroom ADJOINING whose
door was open' were about l5O men, smoking.