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Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

The delegation from Virginia to Con.
gress, just elected, stands five conserya-
tives and three republicans.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

Snow storms prevailed at many points
north, west and south Of Chicago on
Tuesday s-.;;..s
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

AT Centrevile, Queen Anne's Co. all the SOL
diers went cunning except one, who went to
Church Hill and worked for Hambeton.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

DEAD DEAD Died after a months linger
ing in Niddletown, Mr.. High Price 1t will be
remembered he was suddenly stricken with par
alysis on the 2lst Of October, last on hearing of
the Low Prices for goods'of all kinds at the New
Store in the Hall, No l, kept by HANSON BRos.
d..
"Who wrote the tMarseilaise? -" Who
wrote the Star Spangled Banner"" These are
questions that have been in dispute at one time
or other; and il has even been questioned wheth-
er Poe wrote the Craven" and S akspeare wrote
his own works. But when you arrive at the
question: Who keeps the best TOBACCO and ci-
gars, and the largest variety, and sells them at
the lowest rates Of an body in Middletown 2" all
who know anything about it must answer, with
out hesitation; "John 7. Hayes"
Every Working-man should call at RKySoIps
Sons and buy pair of 10 inch leg. whole
leather, double soes and tap boots--every pair
warranted.
Prime Fresh Sage, pure black pepper, ground
and in the grain; pure Cayenne pepper, salt Pc
tire, and spices of all kinds of superior quality,
for sale at CHAARERLAISE's DRUG SToRR
Heavy Buckskin Gauntlets and Gloves for men
and boys wear at Reynolds Sons.
LOOK! Look IA new and complete line of
Zephyrs, all the latest shades-single and split
at HANSON BRos.
Thomas H. Hurn, is making extensive prepar-
alton for making up Fashionable Garments for
Fall and Winter use. He has procured supe-
ror workman from theextensive and well known
establishment of Rockhil h Wilson, Philadel-
phia, and is prepared to give the fullest satisfac-
ton to his customers. For neat and tasty coat,
vest or pants call on Hurn. =
Id
Ladies go to HANSON Bios. for Java Canvass,
Card Canvass Slipper Patterns, &c. &c. 8 -
Go AND See THEM.-'Tis an indisputable fact
they are no catch penny butare selling standard
goods loper cent. less than usual prices in Mid
dletown, 8 off for cash, at Town Hail, New Store.
MOL. Those shop-made Boots, Ladies' Balmorals,
tipped, can't be 'trpped. For both high and
low, high cut and low prices. call at
=" HANSON BRos.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19
DIED.

At Gaena, Kent county, Md. William Good
ing, aged 81 years.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

Prime Fresh Sage, pure black pepper, ground
and in the grain; pure Cayenne pepper, salt Pc
tire, and spices of all kinds of superior quality,
for sale at CHAAHERLAISE's DRUG SToRR,
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

Every Working-man should call at Reynolds
Sons and buy pair of 10 inch leg, whole
leather, double soles and tap boots--every pair
warranted.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

Heavy Buckskin Gauntlets and Gloves for mer
and boys wear at Reynolds Sous.
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

LooKl Look IA new and complete line of
Zephyrs, all the latest shades-single and split
at HANSON BRos
Middletown transcript., 1870-11-19

Ladies go to HANSON Bros. for Java Canvass
Card Canvass Slipper Patterns, &c. &c. =
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NEW JERSEY.

THE German Patriotic Society Of Elizabeth has for.
warded 600 TO Germany.
The drought In the Della region threatens a
suspension OF coal sh pmentS At Elizabeth.
Tho "protessonal jurymen' Of Jersey City com
plain that Justice Of the Peace Michael COrrgan cheats
them out Of Their ices.
Peter TrOtten, aged II years, IN "stealing a ride"
on q Morris ana Estex train NJ MilhuTn on Monday,
fell and had one OF hih legs cut off, He died
The Oneida and Hudson Boat Clubs ~ Jersey
City are to a throe.nie race on Saturday, ON
New jersey Central Railroad dock round Bedloe's
Island ana return.
The steamer Rockaway came in contact with the
draw Oi the Morris and Essex railroad bridge on The
fasalo river Yesterday losing her smOkestAck steaa
pipe. and Flagstaff.
Frank IloIsey, the New Jersey Midland Railroad
contra has placed small steam yacht upon Dun.
that body Of water.
few months ago the firm Of MiI, Beck worth 4
90 began business at R1 Broad street. Newark, aud
on Tie shelves, and no one knowing they had gone,
Captain Anthony Billings, the colored groom
OF John Hen, ZADriskie," OF bergen county. NJ j..
went on IN ,apple cut" few nlghts ago. There was
plenty OF whskey and the dance which followed the
sPpe.Parlug wound up with Jolly night. daring which
me Captain" wAs beaten senseless.
sweepstakes race for catrigssd vessels OF %
tons and Iaaer vas ecpiested ye.e.daE se e9yrse DO
10 mies TO Fort Lafayette and return. Three boats
the Sophia EmmA and ldlo Hour were entsIst and the
Iseo va. woo BY tho Sophia IN s3I. Ths EmmA w1
only tI seconds behind.
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-. -. -.
might-end who has siwaW looked uDon these low
,euds As dsgrscef to all classes q the community
nnu more thsn nkey inspired theh enmhV. ~
hotoed OF orange rowdyism. Althouyh the Cstnone
element was largely In the majority, they had Orange
magistrates and Orange municipal police, and
rHu CATHOLICS RECEIVED NO JUSTICE.
n. u.u.... a., A.. ..,.,.., -. .,.,....
and the constabuary sent 10 their place, and also
had the squireaicny mogistrscy Of the town sool-
neo ana sn upright stlpendiary placed n Us stead
an Sn0e n ,h,s nsn % mas nsd snd Tom una,
Sayh, 20 I'M, ,ns r1"pk 70 nv ceased 10 be hsrs no
"ns. n. ne u,o 'nr beiss. ,.,
hepoIter-@but @ now came w. Juoge that you were
"hou psP w ~ ~ WIS , m.uoi
IN i,a,,na .sa ven naa .nn ~ ny S,1,1en
IN IN M ne'sho ne iookeu epoh as tne rcneet Catnolics
IN tne Nortn. Nent these Ofsngomen nate any hing
put amonarchy; they sre sworn enemies 0i repub.
nc. ihen, my VIE drives In elegant style 70 the
aunlns NUS Catnonc Chuten Of we town. before
"ho'o poi's" oArti"se anu pair se'oom Ut
T,.s. and ,.,x o,h., ,,,rr. ,oro,hor III, n.
ntoas,ir liz ~. 49,, .N..o, w.'n ny
~ nv hs,ns as,s,isd Ia, MI, ~. Sis s Gsusv s,
farnsss rom sha si,dly demons,ra,,ons sf,hs ~ 81
spectacle portion Of the people OF that pait OF the
eoentry TOWARDS tne parish priest, Mr.. Mckenna,
anu myson H's' nj VI 'ne' w man fosfo'ou INC
-oceorrenee' Occurrence A.. ,.,..,..
hepor.eI-ho" severe were tne injuries you re-
oenee, ouugei
ouukreEmem, ns9 no oones oroken.out vas very
nuen u. osssoheu is nuu vIueou' anu my oys'om ro-
cemeu consiuorsee snock. ,,,,
heporter-now did you get out OF tho clatches OF
'nyso IunamsI m, ,, . -. -
'udso-Ibe cowardly rumsns, fearing that some
cpSs Ss Tsn hn,. s%', sssnea US rom oennc % WIN
.uos, .o,,,i uSn SG, nuIeu pn'me sones us Ieh re-
NJ 10 The ,snas, re,s ~ ,o snn ,nen nsu leaving
pa,os,ar 80 ~ NJ, "oi i, ..s v, any mi Ih.hoo - paseers:
nepo,,er-Npw, ~ Juage, IL VIII Dc TOO long to get
III Srop Won but arsi I'll me- y, .an,' anu 'nihk
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vogel Won Fslkenstein be held responsible for
excess OF duty. Herbig, the President Of tile
K0nigsberg meeting, has been seized and i'm
prisoned.
The preliminsres OF the consolidation have been
submitted to the South German Cabinets. and are
acceptable to wHrtemberg. Bavaria objects To the
proposed military Arrangements in wnrtemberg,
and Minister has gone to Munich 70 induce Ba.
varis to accept the terms.
report is current that he Emperor Napoleon,
having revoked the order creating the Regency has
DESPATCHED AN ENVOY TO METZ
70 cJnsult with Bassine respecting terms OF pcsee
and that the envoy was allowed TO pass the German
lines and enter Metz.
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
The Mysterious Dissppearanco Of John w.
Ferncy, Jr.-Was he Murdered In New

The Mysterious Diss ppcarsnco OF Jeha W.
Ferncy, Jr.-Was he Murdered In New
York;
Spec al Despatch 10 The sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Much anxiety is fen
here among the friends OF Col John W. Fornsv
concerning the mysterious disappearance OF hi
youngest son. John W. Forney, Jr., lately managing
editor OF the Philadelphia Preo.
Young Mr.. Forney went to New York on the istA
inst. to report the Nilsson concert. No communI-
catios was received from him. and in answ er to tes
graphic dispatches his friends learned that he was
arrested In the Tenth Ward OF New York CITY, In .
state Of intoxication, the 23d inst. He tskea
before Justice Led th. and discharged with . rrp-
rimard Since that date be Inns not been soon, snA
II In feared that as he had considerable money with
him. he has been foully dealt with.
His father. Col. Forney, LEFT for New York %
Sunday.
A circulSr despatch ffom Headquarters, New.York
Police. announces that John W Forney has mys-
teriously Disappeared and calls the police OF
other cities 60 look out for him and II found TO send
bin to New York.
Young Mr.. Forney IL sbont % years CID He d
fully six feet In height, and bears q stroog reseme
bance TO his father, especially In his gait.
IL anything has happened to young Former the
blow will be severely felt in his family Only few
weeks ago they were shocked at the receipt OF the
news OF the death at San francisco OF Capt. Phi.
Forney, the Colone's eldest son.
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INDIGNATION Ar GRIET,s SLA H
TER OF MR.. GREELEY.

Collector Murphy's Misma cement OF the
Presidents Business-An Appeal to the
Executive-An Indignitv Resented.
The Sixteenth Assembly District Union Re
publican Association met last night In their hall at
979 Third svenue, Mr.. william Atkinson the Presi-
dent, occupying the chair. There was q very full
meeting. and considerable routine business was
passed upon. The work OF the evening was the
sdop,iop, with but dssecutsns vote. ef rsaols-
tions denouneinE ths action OF Collector Murphy In
night Inspector In the Custom House. MT. Ray.
mond, who presented the resolutions, tad that Mr..
Jones was one Of the hardest working Republicans
in the district. and was summarily removed be-
esuse he had refused to be controlled by the Col
lector in his personal politcal opinions. AMI be-
casse he had voted 10 the primary for the Horace
Greeley delegation.
Col. Henry Beeney denounced Mr. Murphy's
course high handed injustice. and the greatest
ndignity that could be offered to the Republicans OF
the Sixteenth Assembly District.
Mr.. Jesse Fonda thought the time had arrived
when Mr.. Murphy and the members OF the Associs-
tion should come 10 rome understanding. He
wanted the naming OF the three delegates from tho
district, and when lie found that he could not get
this he offered To buy them.
The second resolution was that the Association
hold II both unjust and injudicous, and sUbversve
ofthe best interests Of tie organization OF the Re-
pu lcao party for Its representatives holding public
positions TO ostracise members opposed TO their
sondI policy. So the Association protests against all
attempts 10 deprive members Of The Republican par.
" Of tho right OF exercising their private judgment
Messrs. William Atkinson, WIN. L. Raymond. and
X. IL Jenny we're appointed committee TO present
the protest 10 the President OF the United States
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

Frank Boeltchin, a pianOfOrte maker ATTEMPTED
suicide with cyalIde OF potassium at I3j Bowery IAs
evening. ~
Mrs Charles Leutz aged CO. of "a First ayenue
pononed herself at about O'Clock yesterday MOI
with Paris green.
A yagrant named Margaret Trapp out OF Bellevue
Hospil III oDly lew days. abandoned her child Fza
BETH aged nine months on the stoop OF 26i Avenue
At Lafayette, Tenn. on Saturday night M. g.
Dover while attempting TO murder his wife was Ihot
and mortay wounded by her brother. Andrew Kia
cald, aged 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Lynch, once well.to-do
people In Her EN-, sent to Blackwells island by
Justice McQuAde, yesterday both having been dragged
down by over Indu gence In drink.
The Lime Rock Bank robbers were arraigned yes.
terday before the Supreme Court Moore pleaded not
guilty but aiterward changed his plea 10 guilty Haghl
PLEADED guilty, and was remanued for sentence Lilch.
held charged as an accessory, pleaded not guilty.
G. X. Morrison, messenger OF the National Er.
press Company from Troy TO Montreal, who had roD-
bed the company OF 5000. was arrested yesterday
He had gamOled away part OF the money. and had In
vested another portion the Theatre ComiQue In Duf
1Aio. aud - a. living East under IN assumed nAniA-
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IA RRAG UT.
The Last Honors to tho Great Admiral
Tho Emba RI atien At Port outh.

The Last Honors to tho Great Admiral
Tho Embarkntien at Portsmouth.
PoRrsnourH, N. H.. Sept. S7.-The final funer.
al ceremonies OF Admiral Farragut took place here
today 1he frigate 0uerriere reached here at half.
past II o'clock A. NJ. and she awaited the arrival Of
the corpse.
The ceremonies were extremely simple. A bat.
talon OF marines proceeded 70 the Episcopal
Church, and there formed In line at haltpast .
o'clock. and at the ofhcers and men Of the navy
yard moved from tho little church 10 the tug Speed
we'll. The streets throngod. and the oorte=e
moved down Daniel street all heads uncovered.
picked detail Of men who had served with the
late Admiral carried behind the conn which was
cnveoped In an American ensign, the old blue
AIRED pennant which Admiral tarragut had flown
In European waters and the stars and Stripes On
placing tie conn upon the Speedwell the flags OF
Ill the ships were half fmastod, aud the Vandaiia
fred seventeen minute guns. The shore battery
aud the saluting battery OF the station fired
teen additional guns the tug proceeded down the
river To the Gurriere ying At ts mouth. On reach.
Ing the vessel the yards manned ITS flag hal.
nasted aud every honor shown tie remains. The
0urriers and her consort may be expected In New
York on Thursday evening.
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THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
Tammany Hall under Clrcumst ances TO be
Supported by Honest Men.

Tammany Hall under no Clrcu IN ~ a nces to be
Supported by Honest Men.
Last evening the Young Democracy assembled
In Apollo Hall. and Sheriff oBriep, as he entered.
received with rounds OF applause. Precisely at
Joseph Bumenthal ascended the platform and called
the 1 900 members OF the regular Democratic Gen.
eral Committee" 10 order.
Mr. Ellis moved for . committee OF ave to confer
with outside organisations in reference to the ap.
prosching elections. This resolution provoked such
eypressiors as. TammAny is the only outsider,
and we d9nt want ANYTHING to do with her =,
=" We won't sell out" sc.
Tho motion was lost.
Nelson J. Tsbbing, W. c. Barrett, q. W. Mclean.
Tbos. A. Ledwitb, Jas. O'Brien, David Co .lyer,
John For, John A. etemmler. ]. T. McCahill, and
J.. Blu nsaLal vsrs app ointed Finance Com
mittse, -ett aiSts-,ap f,.s.s..
The Hon. Henry L. Ciston, Chairman Of tke Roef.
ester DELEGATION, made long report Of the proceed
inEs Of The state Convention. lie claimed that the
no credentials; I'm tact. none had any except the
delegates OF the Young Democracy, who offered
tneifs through Mr.. Mott. Tsmmany took up . 900
delegates such as taey were, but the only creden-
tails were of Tweed.
1t voted that the several ward. present TO the
General Committee at it's next meeting the names OF
throo Inspectors from each ward, 70 superiutend
and conduct tile primary election for delegates to
the various conventions to nominate the candidates
TO be voted for at the ensuing election and that the
true Democracy OF the city Of New YORK will under
NO circumstances support any man Tor once In the
city or county contests who accepIs the nOmiha alton
VI the Tammany party.
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BROOKLYN.

James Farrell. OF 20 Smith street, beat his wife
while In her confinement leaving her recovery doubt.
tul.
John Tredwell (colored), OF Lawrence place, died
yesterday, having been kicked In the stomach by a
horse
The Park Commissioners have determined not
% improve TompAin IarG, as the WORK would cost
10000.
MCLauyf Inns Ring Democratic General Commit.
tee 81 ooklyn last evening IAti1ed the nomnatlo
OF the Rochestcr Convention.
The Rev. John Henry Brodt, successor OF the Rev.
r Bacon IN the uA'tortte OF The New Eng and Church,
WI lamsOuTsh, was formally Installed Ast evening.
The Brooklyn Painter-' Union last evening elect
ed hr j. DJ"an, rre-1ent j. j, Lake, Vice Presi.
dent NJ, Young, kecorlingSecretafy NJ. T0rmey
Financial secretary james Daley. Treasurer.
Al meeting In the Bridge Street NJ. Il. Church
ht eHening coilecti9n was taken for the ben"ht Of
Tue coIpitd orphan Home At Richmond. Va, and
speeches were utyeled b. Gen Stewart l.. Woodford
aud The Rev. Henry AiIghla.d Garrett
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PRrsSIIN WAR DISPATCHES
The Prussians Preparing for an Assault on
sirasbourg-NnpOleOn Reassumes his In
perIal Dignity.

The Prussians Preparing for nn Assault on
strasbourg-Napoleon Reassumes his Im-
perIal Dignity.
BERLIS, Sept. 27.-A breach broad enough to
warrant an assault has been made at Strasbourg.
The North German Gazette (oncial journaD Of this
city, to-day. says; "Whatever may be the Ger.
plans about France the restoration OF the Bona.
parties is not among them" Capt. Johnston, the
bearer OF dispatches for the British Government,
recently roughly handled near Paris By the Prus.
SLAMS, and subsequently by tho French, under the
belief that, being an Engshman. he must be a spy
The gsh are unpopular with both armies. The
Press in Tepellng the charge that the bombard men
Of Srasbourg was carried on while the city was
crowded with women and children, says Gen. .Uhrich
the French commander, persisted in declining to
allow non n.combatants to leave.
From ne Net0 FORK Epenfn0 Free Press
A report Is current in this city, in well informed
circles, that
THE EMPEROR HAS REVOKED THE DECREE
which he issued on the surrender OF Sedan, for the
revocation OF the decree creating the Regency As
the Emperor, he has, therefore, sent an envoy TO
Metz to consult Marshal Bazaino In regard to the
terms OF peace. This confirms the statement made
by Bazaino that he should only treat with the EN-
peror In reference to peace negotiations. The news
OF this attitude OF Napoleon has been suppressed 10
Berlin, as far as possible but enough Is known TO
ca use the greatest anxiety In political crcles, mas
much as there is 4 strong and influential party here
who oppose the continuance OF the war.
Tho excitement increases over the arrest OF
Jacoby. and an imposing protest has been sent to
Count Won bismarck den0uncing the maintenance
OF military law now that
THE DANGER or INVASION
hAs ceased The Northern States demand that
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JOITISGS aDOUr TO WV.

The City OF Washington arrived last night
One OF the French Cunboats returned from Neg
London yesterday
Among tho attractions in the Central Park 1.
boa constructor prescnted by our Consul at DemerAra
An enthusiastic Franco. irish meeting at 3Ie Canal
Europe.
The Cannstadt voksfest wa. continued in Jones.s
Mood Yesterday over thirty tnouiani persons visited
Charles Price, aged seventeen, was killed ye.tsr.
Forty seventh street, N r.
The race for Nr. Ashburv's cup has been post.
Horse Shoe Itg A, 81.
Elizabeth Mckay, aged seventy five, OF 90 wiIsu
street, found dead the sidewalk at Division and
Essex streets yesterday morning
mammoth turtle weighing 40T pounds, which
has just arrived from Key West Florida ia airing M
beii IN front OF Goulds dining rooms.
IarTie NJ. Coffee, the artist OF Fourth avenue neas
copies OF winch are In great demand
Several communications have been received sny.
getting that AL pac-s OF business in the city be ossd
ON fr.da,, during tIc ob'eQulos OF Admiral FarrasuI
The agent Of the Hamburg American Steamship
thht Company VIII immediately Resume ther reG ulA
Gov. Throckmortou OF Texas, before the corpo-
Iatort Of the TranScontinental Railroad yesterday,
SAID that the eastern part OF the road Ii heavily Tim
A specimen number of N. new series OF thu
H 9Ta ITgts, ss It Sns and q
tor, aud hr A. II, Louis OF the prlnci al writer's
Some r1nian without conscience stole DIR. II
hsms0d, 70 pI nin iSa IseT e Eae BseaG" ls,t nighs
about three months ago. aud Is most buchuiui ans
nal.
Another attempt was made yesterday to arranes
fU ight between sam COlyer and Billy kdvards ia
n. Light weigh, cham Plon.np but owlnsno EdwHdsS
ent ls OF COyer returned 70 Baltimore. ~ '"' Wv
John Green, aged twenty-one, OF Il West Thir
tsenth street. vent 70 the Grand Duchess ball on Mos
day night and drank too much At cAyDreak yesteTday
he was found lying 10 front OF his -esidenos with ia
skull smashed In. II 10 supposed that he had mlies
from the fourth story window
II has beon decided that 4 n Uollin Ho ward.
of the Bau Hranclsco Minsirr fltr nt nor Of shoe
Fly" Tho Hon. William III, It hcs that Howard
wrote II wriie he was sunern- dciiflum tromoAA.
Howard has written smother song uudeT tho tue Il
" LSk Ma Va. dedicated 10 ssewsrI
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Boys Defence of his Mother.

One Watson, who resides at LAG Church street,
Brooklyn. reached homo yesterday under the in.
uenco OF liquor and struck his wife several times
in tile face, bruisins her badly, and alterward
seized an axe to strike her. lie was prevented
however, by his son Nicholas, youth Of ten yesrs.
Who seizing paving stone, threw It at his fathers
head, knocking out two teeth and telling him 10
tho ground. Watson arose and sprang for his son,
who fled through tie street crying murder, until
met by two policemen. Watson was committed to
a cell
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RIOT IN EAST NEW YORK.

Brooklyn Roughs Cleaning out q Barroom-
Guns and Pistols Drawn, and Bioodshed
Apprehended-A Landlord Wounded.
The Russell Guard, from South Brooklyn, paid
visit to Closss Cypress Hill Grove yesterday, and
were the instisators OF another serious riot. Soon
amer their arrival they began TO commit serious de-
prsdstions, The refreshmela furnished them were
scattered In direction. Stools chairs tables and
everything within their reach were used as weapons
Lager was spilled over the floor Of the ballroom
and ladies were compelled TO wade through It. Mr.
Gloss, the proprietor Of the grove, endeavored to
Quei the disturbance, but was set upon by the
rowdies, and severely, not fatally beaten. Mrs
Gloss shared the same fate. Guns, pistols and
other weapons were used. Constables Hack and
SpangenDsrg were unab Q 10 que the riot aud when
the bun reporter len the grounds last night, blood
shed was appreDended.
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The delegates Of the First Assembly District met
yesterday afternoon in Crotty's Hotel, fremont.
Justice Shell WAS elected temporary Chairman, and
the credentials OF the foity delegates were exam
ined. OF which twenty-six were contested. Intense
excitement followed, and the room became literally
crnmmed. Suddenly alarm was raised by the
people In the bar OF the assembly room that the
anl delegates having been settled, the Convention
was organized with Mr. Frank r. Gavan In the
as secretaries.
Hugh Lunney, James Mooney, and John O, Dono.
Hugh Lunney was nominated ON the first ballot.
This result was received wiih cheers. Delegates
were next cl 10 attend the Congress, ipnal Dis.
trict Convention to-day at Yonkers, as follows:
MorTisanla-John McCNrty and Robert Sherwood.
West FaIme-R, II. Naeutlne aud Michael lunn.
Wet thester-BarnaId Waters and j McAuauy.
lonEerS-J, &. DonChue and WIN. Romer.