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POIITIC1L SQUIBS.

g! Alderman ni The kiehlccnIh Ward brooklyn
Tho Hon. Saith B,yliss will be the pepQskliia
3lnidnic for Assembly from the Second DiSIrDI
Mr Mc,m, Of the Chicago Tribune has with.
irawn lr N lhe eontcs for Ihe Republican oonSros.
The Hon. Charles St. John. of Port Joryi.. WAS
n2WiHIsGn d"f C2ngrcs, Yesterday by tho Republicans
pam V9oihee''s majority for Clngre's In In Hans
hl'Ol, The Rcpuhhcans can hardly uuseat hun with
lnoe' hsuTvs al hiG back,
rew Mielac Norton (Tammanyl club was or.
kolth Muvto and lluGsOn stl cOts.
TIC Democrats OF tho First District OF Passaie
o'Briun OF Paterson, iof Assembly ''''
Horace Greeloy spoke last night at = meeting Of
Twenty second street and Broadway. ''' VI
CAN'T Connor, and not samuel lie Conte. presided
al the WOodlord ani Kaufman Campaign Club bod
al i@ W@l broadway, on Thursday nIghg.
The following is the Reform ticket TO be- run Al
Iry9f@n. j, ngIt monlh ConGross. CsleS Il
ryio'i rolico Commissioner } Robinson.
II is understood that Mr Chester, tho Democratic
Kings CoNnIy, has w,ihdrawn' ana titi Mr nSngInS
m.o o@E.er @ OF lhe yach' bSophO' w b. dominated IN
Tho Republicans who aro dissatisfied With IN,
nnomiee,gtn OF hLa:ln - W"bt'or M candidate 10,
!aont, % iun Alderman Robert 81 WnISoy. IT, o "a %
Fourteen dollars is tho market price FOR negro
demanded ~ TA,ersun White ' itcs vary In pTlcoS
fror 10 cts to 500 Ihure Ia good domand an0 th3
IuHTkcl may bO quoted lively, with an upward Coh
dency."
Al Denocratic mass meeting in Hoboko, las,
nc,t tho oung DEMOCRACY croated 50 much sNtder
lHt The audience chud uton the police 20 iatcrfoie o
1hcy 1ln 40 AMI urciuT elected nan nam "a 9ulIyaa
from the hdll, lhr hon, Or0trs Cleveland aud other
leading Dem 'cras were preSeut. and Judge Nnar waI
tho lTlnelpa speaker,
Tho rweniieh Assembly D+strict Republicans
wrrO 70 meet la't evening n Dng,odcnr Hall hut Mia
Dneledlcn lockcd the door and wouldn't let thom ia
1ho fenton parry went 10 hnhoIts, 8b Third avonue
OrgAnlEed aud appointed a Immlltee 10 confer w1u
9vt- 70 olsantst.oa., and roVosi noII Fniay nigA
nOthiAg but duak iAgoE
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Death of Bale, the Compo.cr.

Michael William Bafe, the composer. died yes.
terdsy in London at the age of siXtytwo. Bale has
not been without honor In tlis day and generation
Few men who have written so fecbly have attained
such popularity. His operas have been received
with favor in England and in this country for the
sst thirty years. They are pleasant and moodious,
but neither strong nor original Among those OF
them that best known are The Doheuiln
Girl" "1he Enchanress," and "The Prri.
tan's Daughter" Dalfe was an imitator OF
Auber, but followed him al an immense distance
lie Was born at Dublin in 1s0S and tOok lc sons OF
Charles r. Horn, WHO afterwards " SO well knoN %
in this city. His tai mt for music was early dis.
played and le began his career as aNocaiist, even
singing 10 di1cult part as that of Ro,Sns
Ff0dIo (nnder the name OF h il1) with Maiihrsn
and Sonnag at the Theatre Italian at Paris. subse-
qucnuy he turned his attention to COM osllion
His uaughtcr Victoria Bllfe was eminent NJ a vocal.
isL she married Sir joan Cranpton who was once
the En'lsh Miuister at Mas isgtOn. from hun she
vas divorced, ard then married tie DuGe de Frias,
Spanish nOblomln.
Bnlc lived mostly in England, whore Al one time
he was manager OF Drury Lane Opera Hou-s. Ol
late he has not composed amy work Oi merit
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IllE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE DEMOCRATS OTER THE RITER
MAKE THEIR NONIN47IONs.

The Democratic County Copyeniion-TIush
Mclaughlin Nominated for Register
william b. Lcwis's Glorious Democratic
Speech.
The chosen delegate. Of the un,errifed Demo.
eracJ OF Kings county met In County Convention at
TIE hall OF the General Committee, Court street,
Brooklyn, Yesterday. and made nominations fore.
shaiowei in TnE suy some time since. II was
tiven out that none but delegates would be allowed
70 onter the hall. number OF prominent roliti.
clans were scattered about the apartment while tie
doorway Of the ancrocm was jlmmed with dis,in.
suishcd gentlemen. Among them were Boss Nc
Lauehlir, Street Commissioner Furcy. Deputy
Street Commissioner McCaulev lion. Jno Pyeburr
fxctse Commissioner. Hon. Thomas DE witt Chief
ticrS ot tLe Police Board, judge Troy, Superin.
i,ndcnt Of tie four Foran. justices Delmar md
buckley. and hest u others VITO were crowded
back into the antcioom.
81, Tic Hon. John Sciumakor acted ne temporary
'a.lrmah oil tne convention, and made q speech
"Ecli was voci'crously aprlau led, Of course
,,d Ime al non. H,nn a. kelmrd wealthy citizen
man Of remarkable personal beauty. lie was dress
ca IN faultloss taste. aud wore small diamonds on
nls shift front After iayng high compliment 10
TIE rosrectablty Of the dele .attS Composing the
rNctuon, he nominated lam D. Lewis Tor
,,,hoitman. INC termination was made unanimous.
MI Lewis uer,upOn made speech, which, how.
ever, was not sppl leciated by tile Convention, WHO
desired, TO proceed 10 business as QUICKLY as pos.
fibc. Lewis desired 1t TO be Understood though
that when lie heard Bill DE Wits sporch AZ iho
sac Convention he Was 80 overcome that he felt
10 uc called Democrat or even q Ccnucrtcad wonIn
bc glorious thing; wLtrcupon the Convention :,
Ilandcd Lewis also remarked that uhcn they had
bcmocrillc administration suf ,ient protection
would be- Afforded " American citizens abroad
los enctled loud applause, and none STAMPED more
violently than JiWuy Craig, the partner OF sidney
ernmontt wv
:, h'!.r kglnGci'ch nominated for Register the
Hon. hueh Mclaughlin. who received the unani
~ ou- vote Ut tAc Convention. The other noniina.
,on' Wcrcaho milc. afler wlic tie Hon Hugh
McLlughhrhni other nominees ma 10 speccncs
thanking the Convention tor the honor conferred
Tic rival tickets In kin-s arc a follows:
q CoHgrtss-seGond nlstrct-Thowas Kin'clla, Dem 4,
las u. brtclcr, Itp Third DStrvt-IIcnry HI
s'.crn. Dcns Ernstu,'D ~ Webster, Itri, @'' w.
RJvr-lugh Mclaughlin, Dem, samuel T. Mad.
.goW,y CiTi-Georgc G. Herman. Dem; jaime. Jour.
81 le9att- william d. vccIer. Dcm Peter W. os.
trandcr. rep. " vs. w
john q. NanicrVerr, iicn. - '' NS''''
Johns u, Rep. '''"N'
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INCIDENTS or TnE Wal
pRrssIAN WIR DISPATCHES.
Condition of stra sSourG-Thc French ut ycr.
dan saunnGcrinG tLcir Ammunition The
Fire from Paris Harmless.

Condition of -tra sSourC-Thc French nt ycr-
dan saunnGcrinG tLcir Ammunition The
Fire from Paris Harmless.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l-Tbc Sfgot hhsfig1 ndvcr-
tises the i-sue Of G,sOlCO0 thacr4 OF 81 per cent
payable in six months. 0nly go citizens Of Siras.
bourg were killed at the boinbar aent OF that city
At Neriun ss Of Paris, the bCscsoi are squan Ter
ing their ammunition BY random firing. stras.
bourg las again been opened to railway trahic.
Trains now tive and depart regularly.
vrEsAiiLLs, Oct 9O-Ail ist, night tie pori-ians
kert up steady FIRE on the Prus'.an outFcs,s. The
latter, well protected. suffered no loss On the i7b
a German detachment occuoicd Noutddicr ca'tur.
ing four orle,rs and i7s Molic Guards. The rrus.
saa comma1d,nt o. s'eusy wa forced {, retire
from the town On the iith by soriie from Mont.
utiy.
A journal ruh'shai by The Germans here confirms
tie report that Gen. BoYers vis, TO King William
was to treat for the surrender Of Metz. Severe
measures are prccain ned against foreigners founG In
arm. on The French side. Th' French arc sheiling
Mcu lon Tho S,tci. says 700 chests OF arms have
been received n; Chcrb urc from Ia Hand.
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A Newark Oficial sues n Policy Droker TO
Recover s3O.nOO Losi In Canning.

A gentleman holding an official position in
Newark has recently lost tSO,0)J by the lottery
rolicy game, and. believing that the present
managers were conducting It in d fraudulent man.
ner, he took measures to obtain evidence to that
effect and alleges that he has succt cdcd. lie tLcre
fore commenced proceedings against the managers
yesterday afternoon through the law Grm Of Butler
Buncy j larsons, Of New YORK, for the rcco, er,
OF tie sum which he has lost. lie asserts that ho
can produce positive evidence that numbers haV @
been given out by tho man6SO.s previous to the
closing OF tlc books bY which certain prSil.n ncnt
hackers have been boaten OUT o.; large sums Tsv
way Tns name of the "oli 'ial " docs not AS vet
transrire, but viii be reyel'cl IN few day, ami
with IT q revelation OF yelrs Of gruing.
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supervisor Foley Nominated for tho As
Hrnbiy.

The John Foley Quick Transit Railroad No,ni.
naline Convention met again lat night. Gen. Ridley
in the chair. The General said that the people of
forAville aud Harlem needed just such railroad
as the Organization proposed to build, and that II,
was chintn'ly proper that they ssould send some
ono to the Legislature to represent the Interests OF
the hr'ocialion and no other" Some one then
spoke cndorsne the views OF the Chairman, and
wound up his rtforation by nominating Mir. Jonn
Foley FOR the Assembly from toe Twcnty.frst Dis.
ttieI, and Mr.. Foley Was declared the nominee OF
TIE Ecotitc In thanking them FOR the honor con.
iCitcd Foey said hc MAS bound t. he elected; that
uil TIC inhabilllis " the district Nancl lim; that
even iHe hd.cs were tiCctIcncrint ilr him that
u.v'mEs IN III iG'or were ntEhly held at private
LOUIS uat ne htNtt uhOciiaOS AMT ling In his
u Lc uil not succeed iu doinl tlai lac WIS sure
u" 20 10 Nhary, nhd VAS Just ~ sure TO Cet the
liioad till passed; AMI u he dii rot succeed IN
In New York 49,"
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ore; oeorre snufy Bliss. Jr., Col. Frank E. Howe
~ ". Lord Dundreary bris ade, the notorious Ben
Field, who has lived on the contributions TO the
safe Central Committee since he left the nurtery,
Ind AlOnzo u. COrGel wac has father. Mr.. MGR
ehy 1t the head Of these wortbies, formed another
c'sliIOn with tie Twtcd.Swseny Taminany Hall
Rhr, to Gust tie fOr;y-hve uus Etrublcaus wLo
l"d positions under the Rcpu .lcin T.T COrunis.
son.r.: they planned, engine.Tcl, and carried
ihtouS % the bili eiVng the ling Comptroller Dick
connolly the appointment Of their successors, thus
wins cut t,e ony full Republican Comm ssion in
Il publican party $OO000 worth OF patronage.
sUrrBr's FINAL HrPoRr To DxsraoT ruE RsrUBLr.
CAN rAgrr.
R,gorter-Is there anythi x else,
Mr. smith, am 10 some what cf hurry 10 night.
Murphy holds two oniccs undor tie control OF Tam.
many Hal, az reward Oi his long services to the
R!ns They are said to be worth over 100000.
Siaco his appointment TO tue Offce OF Collector OF
tie Port, to whicn position bis old friend, Thurlow
Weed, declared hhn' 10 published letter, in.
Competent 10 OIL, Mr., Murphy, drunx with
thued TO relouble his efforts to scatter the
Republican party. For this purpose lie has called
Whiskey ting Guard. As Mr. Murphy was bitterly
opposed TO Nno lord when he ron for Licutcn1nt.
hm In tue Olksmith case then which lob Murray
makes now, II can hardly seem possible that Mr.
Murphy reall, desires the election OF tile Reuuoii-
S'n ucSes, ieaded by this same Stew art l.. Wood.
ford. As far as | am concerned, believe W ood.
trd innocent OF these charges. In view OF
.is icCOrc' look upon Thomas murphy rs np
Iepublican, and sincerely believe that his present
object is TO destroy the Republican party Of this
SlAle, and form an equalization OF his (MurphysI
own, so as to aid Hoffman for tie Presidency in
iSIe bolter alsays. he has now succeeded IN dis
rupiing the Republican organisation OF this city,
and by the use OF Custom House patronage has cal.
RED with him nearly one third OF the General Com.
nt.tec, among VINO n are ENROLLED HE Andrew
johnson conueres Of I-Gs Do you suppose that
anybody will consider Thomas Murphy AS the
rsoper man 10 question any fealty TO the Repub Il.
cHn partyf
Al this juncture Mr. Smith arose ana nut on his
ovefcoat lie bid our reporter good night and said
HAT his catrage was waiting for him, and he was
e'moe.lcd I! 60 Immediately to keep an engagement
a. IA. lincoln club.
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JOITINGS ABOUT TOEN.
Music In cenlrnl Park this af,orn lon.

The fac OF Aimiral Striughan, Port Admiral, " AZ
horted 90 board the ifirAtc GGorricrc catcrdaY
Coroner Flynn yesterdW admitted Palm Clntii.
Ion ~ bail IN $1,000 for dei2nlng himself against die
murlorUus attack OF William hiuneY,
Daniel Ross, OF Hartford, Conn, was last night
dhnleroury stabbed In the hlp with ~ iackknifc BY
nEh tl'rk In front OI aJJ Chatham ttroc CLARK wa
locked no.
Maggie NAV, .ngod -, OF 8Oi Els, Twclfta street,
Attempted suede ist eVen. bY lrapng from to cr
NJ no loot o Fast fourtocnth sLreo Sho was rr8cued
and locked up
Mr. \. II Provost, who Yesterday com riaInod In
nocuiiOn approving OF the course OF its Olrsrs MA,
fouhou'ly ondo sod nov 'ays he was mistaken,
The FIRST sale OF drand Park, by order OF Thomas
y Hawley, unsieO VIII tahe place on Saturday, oct
~, a handsome pamphlet has poen Isued giving an
explanation oi tue situation and amap OF to EToundA
Last evening tgo men In car No. rs, Third avcnne
line created disturbance ami insnilod some Young
hd,oS The conductor TOOK no measures 10 stop thsm
and when nree1 TO do 30 by passenger saId II wss
none Of his business,
The Joint Committee on the Fire Department OF
Tie lhadcphia Gy Councils yisucd this oItT yestcr.
gay TO inspect tho Workings OF tho hotrUeOltsn Fre
department ADD mado tour oi ITO eHs,no aud hVok
ard iAineI hossea. TodsT tbey leave fos Bostos
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RrpLENIsHIyG 4 WtRDRonE
A Fnyorlte Actress Robs her Bcncfnctor-
sho IL sent TO state Prison for Tu O
Years and n IinlG.


Years and Half
Matilda c. Seely, formerly star actress, and
the adopted daughter Of the eminent New Yors
lawyer. but now Door and dissipa,od creature
was arrlgrod In the Cour, OF Sessions yesterday
charged wit. grand lafGny. u,ou the clmpliini of
Ms Fulgran, who told how her sJmpathics were at
rst enlisted for lie aCcused ly hearing he story OF
her life from n friend. who requested some assist.
ance for her while she was prerming TO give some
dl,mate readings In lSug Brunch aud h1rc. by
krc. freely con OrtaiC COON At her own resi-.
dcnce In Eatt seventeenth street and furnished her
Wild Clothing of which che Mas sadly IN need AZ.
ter ENJOYING various acts Of kindness Matilda first
slowed her ingTaiitnde BY becoming Intoxicated
M running G cNlct. Mtauwril" she had been
noticed 20 give rcadiu.S at lors Branch, In several
pa.Cls, through the !, luence oi Mrs Fulgran.
0ul had been lent p black sik Gte3s for a. Gist
nuVcarpuc'. Oa The IN Of August. white all were
az dinrct, Matilda lett the house wish three bundles
Her Cui wa- Gle .rlY e.tallshrJ. aud the Jury
funl her gully, and accomranicl their verdict
"tlH rctommcuilt ON to mercy. II appears she
has taGen opium AMI morphine fur several years
past, and al hJusl thtre Is a pArch en- ike gaze
uDon tor features, tAcJ yet bear traces OF former
beauty. She played at Bur;ouS twchty 1--we years
ago under the nam Of h,,s tldrru Ion.
In" Recorder seht her to the S;a,e Prison for two
years md u hait
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The Naturalization min siiiI Grinding out


The work Of naturalization will be continued
until week from to-day. The grand rush take.
place neit week. All OF TIC ward committees will
be supplied with naturalization tickets, Of which
fun, ten thousand have been printed and w!tnes,es
viii slso be forthcoming IN Of necessity. Tacre
oie several gratcs Of hi. latter cl,s~ Some are
cot up gcutccly, with fancy shirt ami raa,e
lnmonh, and smoke cigar. the m rance or which
iis the nyll The ct Her Witnesses are gotten M in
several sh rCs. especially the one who eWpgrs
" lolr lunor, knew hlm to Do IA the country ten
years. His loe-'ry 3, cross between d!iapid4trd
Gentleman and a WCri N rtnan They can be- iound
Ia to ha-cBcu' Cl tie city Iio!l at a. = tiur or in
the immcdi tc Nriuil" M tic several courts that do
ne ntiura tzh'on business Up TO the present time
tie lumber natuudllcl i not very heavy.
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The Printers vs.. ISin.-ila.

Two hundred prinlcra met last nigh, in Mon.
tsFue Hail. on Cour, street, Booklyn, to dcnouucs
ibomas kinsolla as Dvrocn,ic nominee for the
Second Cotgrossiona, District Tho following
charges wore maIs asaIn't hiin
risy-rhat ho caused the nilnre OF Typograpn.
ical Uuion No. rs in 1901 aud defeated the strike at
that time.
sceond-Thst although fofmcri, . compositor. he
was the onusc Of reduced wages in BroOkl'n
Thrd-lhat 10 hnd kcot Uu.on mon from work
aud Eod tnlploycd rats Gni omen on the FG0l
FruTtl-rnat he had favored the introduction, of
the "hcatLen Chiucso' " at the Rochester Conyen.
ton.
Al these offences were rro'orred against Tim In
Vi oruuS epctchcs, and II WINS resolved unanimously
election.
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men Of good blood and NJ the best character, msnly
from the vicinity Of Dublin. Col. Lqwlcr made =
speech TO his men before leading them into battle
IN which he told llem tlst the Germans whom they
we're TO attack were no better troops than tbs Ger
mans who had Invariably fed from the eeld during
the American war at the onset Of the Confederate
troops. The charges OF the Irish Iesion ,rued all
before them. and the Legi0u iSs been Publicly
thanked by the authorities for its vsor aud success
INCIDENTS or Tnz WAR.
The country around Paris for miles now swarms
wNh Rruscs-tireuS, who cut on tho German ut
posts, Kill their eouricrs Snd haras them inees-
sanity The rage Of these volunteers has been In
tcnsoly excited ny the mnricr Of priest near Meu-
CON. This priest, who WIS Administering to tho
wants OF . number Of wounded Frsncs-tlreufs
vas suddenly captured by body of German cavalry,
Shc WITHOUT resrccng lts sacred ONCE or his actual
function as minister OF mercy, tied him to tree
and shot him. The Francs tireurs, since this
shocking sfeir. show no quarter Six German
officers OF the Saxon army, who were sur
prisei In house OF the hamlet of Moui
nenuI, were taken out and HANGED on trees ~ tie
park by the rranCs-Tireurs; and German o1icc
arc eor.,an,l, picked % ny them as they traverse
Tire roads. They seem TO bave general order TO
snow ply to the officers Tut uSually release the
private soldiers who fall into u CIR hands unless
where slccial outrage Is proved against them.
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

No II pci street. was injured b. fire L., u.sat
Loss, siOO)
Tho Guf House at reasOn,on KNnLss, WIS
burned on TEunday night. Los $4,000.
~ . 1nrsoHnge Of tho Uniiarian Society in Norti,
hn1oVrr. Mnss Wa. burned Yesterday mornlns, Loss
tGtVg insured 5000.
The saw mills on tic NJ Anthony .iio OF the Mis-.
si.sipp river Minnchpnl, wpro dONlrOyLl uy are
on Thursday night. LOsa E'19CN
About 10 O'clock Yesterday morning, a stnl in tho
new uonIinG woTEa OF Jouc. n co., m D'i.syIle cK.
rldcd, settling Gre to the budiugs, Loss 3! $40 In.
Three large mills and nine other build!ngs on Fre.
mont street, San FrnnceCO, were turned nn rhursdaN
nlsit, Loss over t2tG 10. SOln6 Two hund Oh men
are thrown out oi employment Aud II Is feared that
three IcrlehOd ia the ranIos
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BROOK LrN.

Secretary Robson yii,cf '1c Navy Yui yc.ter
dav afternoon. ACCOMPANIED hy Nc b. u. Wchsicr ard
other gentleGicn and WAS reCc va NIh thr customary
huuors,
The supreme Court has deprived the Williams.
butsh Turnpike Comrauy Of trCir FROM Grand
street to huddio Village because they ilnCd to keep
the road In aOod condition.
james W. Gallic. aetd II years, WA found last
evening near luon tvlly 90 badly injured that he
Coud not sielk mtulhaIhlY, Aul aIpeafcd 10 bo do-
ranged, He was taken to the CITY Hospital.
Mr., T. llampson saws that out OF twcntT two per
sons In Fulton avenue car yesterday mOrlinv thir
teen were reaaing uewsrApors; ono had The H'ydiI
ihg IN. gitd TEI'I, the FdS- RtpOriug li.b.rs
Iht NTTfpsd Noti1. and tne snIrINn ev3.
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RosE, oct. 80 via LoSDoS.-Mnister silla as.
surei delegation Of tue ctiE'ns OF Rome TO day
that he would aTrrise tic King or the desire OF the
Romans to receive bn IN their city. The l8r.
moniking OF the laws of tie Roman States with
those oil the Kim dom, be sided required time, and
he lad every rcasOn TO Lope tic work would be
completed without prejudice to the institutions Of
Rome.
THE 2Sth of Oe'obtr las been nxcd as the day for
entry OF King Victor EMANUEL irto Rome. The
Roman rrovin-, 8 are TO be consolidated tito one
with five prcioCtuios.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

An unknown man about co years OF age was fJun d
drowned IN Mott Haven Canal yesterday.
John Riley, 10 years old. OF West Morrissnia, was
severely bitten yesterday by mad dog, which was cub
sequcntly shot.
Joseph BENDER was unanimously nominated on
Thursday night Tor Receiver OF Taxes for Morrisans
by the Ecpuhl cans and also by the German Indopcnd
Two Democratic conventions were held In Nor.
riSann latt night to nominate Receiver Of Taxcs Ons
called by the Democratic General nmIttoo ths
other By the seli.sYed Tammany GenorAl Committee
Neither had made nomination up TO a late hour
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NEW JERSEY.

Mrs. Hand. wife Of ~ z Hand. OF Newark, VII,
fatally injured yesterday ty failing down stairs.
Blshop Bavlev will administer the rite Of connr.
mao. TO about zoo candidates In the ST. John 10
Catholic Church NJ Paterson TO morrow.
A regatta ior yachts OF 23 feet mt a. surement ten
miles TO windward and return, took piucs ycsterdny
from Tom Iayior'r, ut GfcenYille The race was on
by the Idle II lur
Alderman Cain, OF Newark, was arrested on
lhur-day nj mt IN drunken A., He was mnking hun
fg quite daH-"tou. bN the careless nSO Of arry0 vtr
and Wa comp alued aggins; rs num2cr Vi vit,scss
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CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

Edward u. Howell has been indicted for tho mur.
lcr Of John LAnin In Hnllowell. Me. last month.
Charles Appel, who killed his brother Geo a
hplel IN hotth Brlniord, Conn last April, was yes
tcrlaJ convicted Of mlnslaughter IN the second dc
Nelson j. Slnstadt has been committed to prison
IN Boston for the MURDER OF his wife on wedncsdAy
morning t-t The Coroncrs Jury having found vof dic
AGAINST HIM. The weapon used was q carving knife.
Miss Iona sehwarzbach, h German servant gir
10 the elnploV OF sir. lake. OF Galveston, TeHu was
shot and Killed yesterday BY ne rro man named enrv
butcher. wd1 also Aterwarl atlompted 10 shoot <
daughter Of MIR. llake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-22
0mdnI Return. from Ohio Election.

CoLuNnUs o.. Oct. 2l.-Olicia returns from
81 counlios in Ohio aud reported returns from the
remaining counlics, give ShOtw ood (Rop), tor
eeIelary Of Stato. S2i, 100 votes lIeiseY (Dem),
Hf,Ws Nolo- rad Ode (lrOhb tiUnisO. 2,S4i yoles.
shEwcod's majority over llesleY In O7]l over
both IL SO ine RopuolcAn loss In Ashtabun
county Is l,4l2 Tho total vote In the State Is Only
iy9d2a, falling off o. $500 on last year Camp
had (Dem) has 63 majority over Schonck for Con.
oiosi IN the Third Disricl L,mirOn (Dcnl) has
3O9 MINORITY IN tho flhh District Foster 0topD.
40 iap .tlY in tue Nhth District Bingham (R1pJ,
~ mi Ily In tho SiGtoouth DIsLrict aud Amber