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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

John Ball is the Republican candidate for
Congress in the XvHth District of Ohio
The Democracy of Genesee County nave
nominated George Burt of Batavia for the Assembly
The Democrats of the Ist District of Mime
sofa have nominated c. F. Buck for Congress
Joseph b. Donley Republican, has been nom
mated for reelection TO congress Holn mo y" D
trict OF Pennsylvania
s. ]. Cumming is the Democratic candidate
t Congress in the lat District of Alabama, and William
A. Handley in the lid District.
Eli Perry of Albany is the Democratic can
didate for Congress the XVIII District composed OF
Albany and Schoharie Counties
n. S. Collyer, Democrat, announces himself
canddate for Governor OF Tennessee, against Brown
the party nominee.
Judge ]. f. Searle is the Republican candi-
date for Congress in the lid District OF Arkansas now
represented by the Hon. Thomas Boes, Republican.
Isaac McDougall has been nominated for the
Assembly by the Republicans of the IVth District oil
Oneida county and Theo. Cook for the Ist District
Adolph Bailey is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the lid District of louisiana and Frank
Morey is the Republican candidate in the Vth District
The Republicans of Livingston County have
nominated Richard Johnson for the Assembly, and those
OF the With District of Erie County have put up JOB South
wick.
The Temperance party of Seneca County
ba, nominated the Rev. W. Lyle of Seneca Falls for
the Assembly, and Cornelius V. H. Morris OF Ovid Tor
Sheriff.
A. r. Mcintyre of Thomas County Is the
Democratic candidate for the Ist District Georgia XLIld
Copores,, and Capt Paine OF Savannah for the XLSt
Congress.
John T. Henderson has been nominated Tor
Iy the Democrats of the With District OF In
diana in place OF VIII c. Moreau, who withdrew from
the canvass recently.
Tho Renublicans of the With Congressional
Dis,ict NJ Illinois have nominated Burton C. Cook Tor
glection and in the Xth District have nominated D. W.
KicbeIl. In the With District the Democrats have
nominated j. g. Robinson.
Mfr. Giles w. Hotchkiss has been nominated
for reflection TO Congress by the Republicans OF the
yxVItb District Of this stateBroone schuyler Toga'
and Tonpkns Counties. We believe Mr.. HOlchkl's II
rovp serving his third term in the House.
Peter Burns is the Republican candidate ior
the Assembly I'm the Second District Of Onondaga County
and CusytIs snper III the Third. This completes the
tcket the Hon Thomas q. AlyOrd having been n0ml-
mated for the First District several days ago.
The Democracy of Alabama have made the
following nominations for Congress; lid District NJ d.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
STATE C0MMISSIoy on PRISON LABOR.
EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES.

The Commissioners, who have i'll cOnsidera-
ton the subject OF prison labor resumed the examina
zion of witnesses last night at the Bible House. Among
those present were several prominent members Of the
workingmens associations.
L. Adams, who is foreman OF shoe shop in the
House OF Refuge where he has been connected with the
shoe business nine years, testified that the House OF
Refuge was divided into two classes of boys all Of whom
work in teams" the number OF boys in "team vary
ing from 10 60 Lasting 40 pairs day I. the standard
task I'm the second division. which the witnes. had
charge The boys that last do not tack the soles
The hoy who tacks does 90 pairs. certain amount
of material is supplied daily to each "teaIn.'-
Very often this material is spoiled by the boys
in which ease the loss falls the contractor;
heard of BOYS in team purloinng material from
ther teams 10 supply the deficiency until he 1t Ia
~ naners did not believe IL done Ior he would
iTev have knoMn IN; the teams body and Indiyidu
iii Generally perform the Tasks assigned them: 1t takes
ny i'm the second division about three four weeks 10
cc1me urofciet enough to be tasked; when sent has
oen on boy the authorities require him to do
~ and II he should he gets discredt
rm1ark,: in extreme eases corporal punishment Is
ngcled-OccaiOnally for the nonperfOrmnpce Of tack
either bv the Superintendent OF his assistants sometimes
nv tbe keepers m the shops The rmplOses oi iAo con
tractor sometime TAP them pn te shoulder Dat u -
Inue in familiarity 10 hid never --cu 10 done iu pnsr
OF ty punish us had heard y. H. il- tmoo'ta .'AS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
A WAR OF HATS

Wall.street's financial centers were yesterday
h,tep bya war OF a novel nature and one entirely ais
g., so, .,c chronic contests Of the Bulls and Bears
CT, d,,a anca the stald and sober men OF the STOCK
feeling that the state OF the season warranleu
iia,n -, Changing their head gear appeared WIN IRE IRE
,,roacbabe tiles OF the most approved palleIh. Ihis
to the demands OF fashion excited the ire OF
,i nor, indeuandent members who determined 10 wear
White eb1pedur, and after ttllney NOTICE ~
@ ~ coeTcive measures could accomplish WIN tle
o. Wi,h that object in view they caused nOtlce
iad hv the Committee to be placed In conspicuous po
gnnwncng their uimGtun any black mats were
worn AZ the Board on the 96th OF sep'onioot
cense5 AT what they deemed an lhir,n.eInun. I, , i,
g ,bsir nersona liberties. the Blacks also deter
P, uPon In trne military STYLE that they Woutu
@ , Tho ,ttack but would themselves assume .lo
iSe g They Therefore caused notice. signed Dy lne
, to I've posted on the Walls anu uoOrs !oic
feI ng the total destruction OF an Whe ia.' ~ no
10y on me 18TH OF september festlrdhy ih1rhhs
In nerties aDpeared In the Exchange teaay ior tns
80. iscb with ma cherished headpece, anu ueIc nhou
80 4 30 dio presently the work or desructOn pegnn
y 4 tbe room a,sumeI the appearance oi sho,hoI DVy
az. SnNoL cverv man seeming TO De hhlhalou "
H. hecnae Ubernian motto, -, "h.reFo. ~ ~,
s = hat hit It," AT times trOm lhe "a Ti " r,s ~
nt"oS hoard with the pieces thrown IN 9onIusion
,il, ,t,,e came lull In the combat, Whlch was 10
] ar intervals the floor was lined WIN VI
,,t, III ,ybit. hst. and tho dashlng ngutSs VI hyy
- ,a n,,n, Adoui -. were surmOnntcu WIZ, uaS na
- ,o ,,rd sad illustrations OF the sNl eneols VI
100 lr,ouept tndul gence in rum sout ,oc 10 nra
,,tareta1 men were those VINO ma tlhcu VIZ ptn
oa2 i n snp,lV themselves with noneomnittaI hats
a, ti tntd I51ui a similar scene was cl1teu' l. ~ al
~ 90 & & ,iat Linv,s no one good ana thr matters are
t.v - frtp iiue harvest j. - uhdoV4oo wv ~ W
A IN A. LIG XL1LluN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
DIED.

BALDwIY-On the d inst Ann 3opao nf'ni aagse, of tsas
and Emily Biiwn and graudisgh'er of WA H. X Bibby 80
CRASE-On Monday Sept 6 1917 Theodore r. Crane youngest
Of Hannah and the late Cblre. Crane in the 1 Of bis
The relatives and friends of the y 0yt % sent The faneri
services from No l63 West Eleventh st. "einesiay At O'Clock
cOLoYIn Chicago on Sept g. Y,hne Colon D. D. .ssi
He eloquent preacher ni bold Temperance and Anti S.vep
cRosBYIn Brooklyn Sunday sept D. Kate Hari onS child d
r Ie, sna sn qp, 1S: n S % iI ~ a T in m 70 ,s & from M
@ SH'e Si nsT psJs3s % 81 .s oa%bs south Po'ne On Iu
DUSNBLL-sept 2s 20 John H. Dgnnel r onr 500 of
N. Isabel Dlnnel
28h inst, II m, at No 29J west Tbreenth-s.
EDsALL-on Saturday 2ih inst Daniel G. Bsu ia the ye,r
The relative; sOd friends Of he tm rs:p, Invited to eod
TS 1 . 1-b gn @ "S =, NJ II rs Is 10 To ' -. ny s ~, ~
to Staten Island FOR inerment
GRAY-On sunday 25f inst. Es Jane vie Of w'm Il Gray sst
youngest daughter Of the late solomon iai Mara Bla te li.s
The relatives and friends Of the my a rspe, invited to
the funeral services se resiene no. l8 We. Poqh
New.York Cemsiery IIackensack Tor intennent
LEwIson Monday sept 70 after lines Of four g' ar'ea
Methods. Church slso BrtoO, soce,y @ c.
in the 69th year Of his age.
Welsh magazines ami newspaper iomes ai foreign please copy
MABBE-suiieny of parlly' George Vs. Mhee u Gre 'h YeH
The relstyes and friend. are invited 20 aea te funeral
oclosE
MSHRfFEH oB M5.% sq35' nd 6 Sept I S @ Eo,ssn' daughter Of the %
Her 6oher' ob Tho@a AMI John AMI her bohersaE I'4n p
invited attend her funeral Weaesiy At ococ Pot
Presbyterian Church a West Farms
PRATTOR Sunday Sept 25 Nehemiah Pratt agei = years
relatives and friends of tie family invited attend tho fine
late residence No loI Klgt TUESDAY, sept n az
o'clock p.
Albany papers please copy
PAINTE-On evening consumption Bmmi Pam
daughter o the late WIN. r. Painter.
The relatives respectfully invited % attend the funeral
Tuesday O'clock from No % West Iweu nuthsL
sAYFORDNoada the 26 ut Rebecca nlsad Ma'er wife Of
Marcus b. Sanford. in the 5lst Of her
The relatives friends fmy invited - attend her funeral
from residence IN Es Fortyfhh St. Thuy Is ia't,
a 10 O clock m, without further notice.
VAN PLARCOM-A Cornwall ulsoa The 26th inst Jobs
A Van Blarc0m. aged 81
The relatives family invited 10 attend The flnri
Johns VI r. Church corner ~ >s
forfaye WsoR, Broohlyn, b. d.. on Friday sept ~ 81
pm.
WILLCOMB-0n Second day Mnda 10Th OF th month JOha WI"
comb, aged II years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Flushing l.. l., papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
WEATHER REPORT.

MIDNIGHT sept 20
PLASTER Cow ~ P-Brsht early the night now clear
Vt joHS B-Brght early the evening now clear aud
starlight
B.sroS-Clear .ni mild. Aurora not very bullant
WoRcKsrVR NAss-tlear ani cold wind west; NJ A1TOri
SPEfygglELD MAss.-Clear, wind north; no aurora
N,nwt,t CoSN-CieSr wind south slight aurora
HRrPoRD Clear wiud north aurora but ao as bnns
last nights display. . - ,...,.......
Proviience-Clesr, wind South, little anrora
Nsg .B4lfori MaaA-Cear, little
Nss.York-Clear, wind S W, no anrora.
PHuApELPHlA-ClesT and warm, slight aurora
B.rTtnORE-gl,uiy, wind ). e., slight aurora
WAHsgrOs-Clouly wind ~ w. thermometer o5 no aurora To-
night -
mDmeter. 20. .o -. ......
tonight bu, extremely brilliant saturday night
Ga sept 26-Clear 40 wind; no anrorA
S,yASsA GA-C0udy aud cool wind W 40 aurora 70 nSlt
MACON GA.-Ilear aud warm.
MpsrgoMKRY, ALA-CIesr Their. J.
RDaE Ga-Clear and pleasant. no surori.
IysCHBURa. YA-Clear, Thermometer %, no tnrorA
MoBrIR Aa-Clouiy warm, Thermometer ~. no aurori
NEW EwORLEAgs-Clear, Thermometer ~, no aLroTi
G,LyE.ros. TeIiS-Clear wind North.
IIOr,ros TKKAs-Cear and pleasant wind north
PDUGHKEKP-IE YCear aud cool hemOme9r o. 10 aurora
AtRASy Y-Clear cool; thermometer 70. slight
i'uICA. " Y-Clear and cool; brilliant aurora
R0cHasrKR N Y,-Clesr and cool No surpra
SYRACUsB n Y-Clear and cool Little inrora.
AUBuRS N. Y.-Clesr anil pleasant Little iuror.
Scranton. Ps.-Clrar and cool No aurora.
RfgIRA Y-Clear and cool little
Y-lear snl COOL brilliant ini arSn3'
ERR Penn-Cear aad cool visible up - 10 COCA Dl no"
i..agg
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
TIE SCHOOL SHIP MERCURY.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS.

PRESENTATION OF MEDALS,
At l0i a. m. yesterday, a large number OF
ladies and gentlemen gathered board the Department
OF Charities and Correction steamboat Minnehaunock,
for the purpose proceeding TO the school ship Mercury
living of Hart's Island The occasion was the examlna
ton of the pupils and presentation of medals to the most
proficient by Commissioners of Charities and COrrec
ton in conjunction with the Board of Education As the
Northumberland up the Mercury, the yards Of
the latter vessel instantly manned by three hun
ired pupils ranging years from fifteen to eighteen.
who presented their neat nautical dress beautiful ap
pearanCe After three cheers had been given Tor the VS.
Ors the pupils descended 10 the deck amid the paud
its OF the spectators, salute OF IOi guns nhS III lne
meantime.
The pupils we're then examined in the various branches
Of study pursued board the vessel and in the work
ing the ship which they handled IN the most sklllul
any OF older c0pyees. At the close of the exam
natiDn the medals we're presented 20 the pupils by the
following ladies' For seamanship, Miss Kate Brennan
Scholarship Miss Fanny OCOnner; Department, Miss e.
Diver Appended the recipients Of the testimonials
For Seaminship- First prize, William Deyne, gold
medal second prize, William Brennan, silver medal;
third prize, Thomas McGOvern, bronze medal
For SchOarshp-First prize, Edward shannon, gold
medal; second prize Benjamin Thompson, silver medal
third prize, WIN. II. Rawson bronze medal
For Good COnduCt-First prize, William Madden gold
medal second prize, VIM. ii Barre, silver medal; third
prize, John Kelly, bronze medal. 49,
Tho programme of the exercises was varied with sing
ing by the boys choir addresses from Commissioner
Bowers (whO presided in the absence OF the Mayorl
Commissioner Wood Of and on behalf Of the Board OF
proficiency Of the pupils collation. was served, TO
which the thoroughly hungry visitors did ample justice
when inspection of the vessel they returned TO
the city on board the MnnehannOck.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
politiral Noiitcs.
THK UNION LKAGUR CLrs, J
MADfsOS.AyE., CORNER oP lSESTr.sikra-'r' z


THE UNON LEAGUE CLrs,
MADisoS'AyE., coESER op ISESIrsihTs-srl
A specinI Meeting of the I nion League Club, VII
held WEDNESDAY EVENING, I3h inst at oeocs o, s @
purpose considering what scon Will take an The mPHs -
maintaining the purity Of The ballot bo nd
election OF Justly represent The NJ o. sne pp
By order Of the President j. LANupoN s,.-,,-.-- 49,,
Grand Mass Meeting Of the RegGbhelns o btoosn h -
raiy the sarcga nominations viii be hel ID sent hi a
Fulton and Faibashaye, BsDAr B'IhisM PPcpoziER
o'clock STEPHRN NJ GRIswOLD. Hlkh IL ~ poy.ssss
esq will address the meeting asS1SEoIg Pro-
Regiment Bani ~. -. A AMMERMAS. Vice PresL
Finh Assembly District Woodiora h ana Ii i@ NED a.
Campaign Club-A business ne ,;lxyG a. oeloek An
lJ Houston THIS a az Invited 10 attend and
favor Of the election OF "O0iO JOHN J. SHAW Pr,alea.
sign the roll
Gso. 4. ASDRzvs Secretaries
-, nd X uffanp CInb Il de vllih A~eg
Inc taJ public mestng az ts hesdqa4r,ers 10 20
by Ds' TIIIs Tuesday EVENING " oeocA ine ne"""s<
speakers .de,s 'ss 'sSso %ss.o Re-, TURPN.
Col 0E"AoA JOSEPH W. HOWE President
TgoS l. THoRSELL Secretaries
X J. DUSSSG, IT,,
voonPORD AND KAUFMAN CAMPAlEN 'LUb -
ne With District will met rus tfaeeay) BVkN
- eE at headquarters, kunks Hotel 30 u'andsa or Nc
pSpose perm'nent osaal'aIaN LUcAs pr.s., or. ~
s,sryI Cool Secretary pro teUl
-poeenth Assembly District Union Repabiicaa 40
IT,, ~I hold Rauhcaion meeting TUESDAY EVENING.
st Il? at Continental Hall cor Bgh1 ana unrsy tosra
0Iag RSpT gl Hssa secretary GEo y ssrrEELr. seey.
~ CoAxIrTKE " AkRANGEsgsTsi -,
~ sitsmans K,unann VIM A. Darling Geo n sharp.
Norman satoa Ambrose H. Puuiy wl address the ~essss
A Regular Meeting of SiNteenth Assembly Dsssr.cs
Union Republican Association WI es asS "a
~ ~ thI,NU, ias.p, Rrcs ; 'wM ATKINSON PressiesA
Jas. LIl.-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

times bring In contrsband srcles-tobacco for instance
and se It TO the boys but those that have have been
valentine Fodman who has worked in the refuge from
is99 o 1857 a. free ab0rer in the two divisions Forty
nVt pairs of shoes h fair days work for free ab0rer
outside OF the same quality the boys make. He had
never seen boys purlOn stock from other :" teams"
hau oit'h and often the boys abused by the CON
tractor employees. They do not call II abusing boy To
give nm Kick or blow the head. He did not think
e reformation Of the boys the principal aim OF the
oulccrs or the institution. He had seen boys punished 80
severely or not completing their tasks that the DoOd
ran down INTO their boots. This done by MT Jones
or Nf Hheck. The boy would De laid across box with
NE pants of. and would he whipped with cane, 40
mat you could count the wels by the blood IL USED to
ne an everyday occurrence while he was there
occo used 10 be smugged IN by the bosses to induce
the boys tO make mp the work that was short The IN
srctor wouldn't hold his position II he didn't try 70
please me contractor by having his work well done no
Knew one - be- for not having his WORK done
VA 1865 or 1896 he knew boy 10 be punished for not com
pletng his task by Mr. HalOck the Assistant Supetin-
tndeni, who dragged him by the collar down TO the
Office, and caued him for Is minutes till the blood RAJ
bWn hi. back and he then took MIN back, and struck
in on the side O the head telling him that he DIDN'T
cried, For Gods sake not able To do it, SO no
cancd him again. and third time and the boy was taken
10 the Hospital and died in four days. After
thii occurrence wrote a letter 10 The
TkiBUNT about 1t asking for an inyestS CATION Tns took
place and HallOck was dep0sed and made teicher OF
the school. The eyewnesscs of this punishment were
mot examined but the whole matter VIA settled IN the
once of the institution. Mr. Whtehouso was tbs con
tractor then
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE CORRUPTIONISTS OF THE RING.

TO me h ditOF OF IHc ~ >" nc
SIR: YOu frequently refer in your editorials
to The Worlds acknowledgment OF the Democratic cheat
ing at the polls in 1868. Our Democratic friends deny
the whole thing In order to help along the SoOd cause
many of yOur readers would be glad 70 have you quote
your columns the language used and the dare OF ISSUE
of the alleged remarks. q. W. EOBLhI'
I'VE take pleasure in complying with our correspond
ent request The Daily World, in its issue of Scpem
its editorial page, in reply TO paragraph in THE
TRIBUNE quoting statement in Mr.. Oakley HANS
PAPER The Leoder, to the effect that the editor of
The World voted at the Presidential election.
The World had scorned to notice Mr. Halls original
charge, but when it copied in THE TRIBUNE felt
bound TO respond as follows:
"TuE TRIBUNF publishes statement that the editor
of the World did not vote at the last Presdenal elec-
lion This is false On no occasion has he neglected
citizens duty. On that occasion he voted IN the IehCt
of his residence for HOatiO seymour ana JOn l. hon
man which Is matter ot no consequence 10 "lluotS
lint himself and nObOdys business but his own ut ne
saw on that day operation of two noteworthy frauds
He saw what humbug and costly nuisance 10 the Guy
Of New York the present Republican registry law was
how il prevented honest voting without even nnderhH
dsbones voting He on Chdt shameless and chintY
frauds such cOrTtptiOiiSts Of the Ring as WILLIAM NJ
TWEED and OAKEY HALL cW dorm 6etoW itS teret We
TightftI rOte Of the electors Of HOrdtO SEYMOUR
Just now the members of the Ring nave maze
IN their little differences and are busy praiSing eaeh
other Mr.. Oakley Hall and Mr.. william NJ Tweed
ara lauded to the skies in almost every issue or me
World and they all cooperate most cordially i'll the sup
mort OF John T. Hoffman. But The Worlds statements
concerning its associates strictly true and some OF
these days. when fresh disappointment sings II into
another spasm Of veracty, it will repeat them.-EDJ
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
TIE STATE or TRADE
nONRSTfC MARKETS.

DOMENIII MAKhFIN
opened with good iem,nl 81 loc,
sales 1913 bales receipts 80 bales
B-Foar Is dull sDl louer superhne ~ 5O
Done Er t5gS5 k5 Treble Extra 80 59g s5 - Corn dull
ard lower White 80c Oais-St Louis, 32d3Jc Bran, SdRc
ay-Prme ss Pork 81 Is Bsconile ior sh99er' lJe for
Ciea- R sides l3Ic Tor Clear sides. Sugrcured Huns Rdlc
,rTe. ls, ql6.c Kegs lgdlglc sugar-Prme, l3c. Mo
25dJ5c Reboled 6G50c WHISKY dull held AZ
bI Cofse-Pime, Etdllic EKchinge-SernS |iaE'ii
New. York sight premium. Gold. ll3 -
2-COtton dull AMI nominal At lIc Flour du
Family 900 % IS Wheat firm No Red Winter III l0a 81 l2
No Red Winter 81 sG ~ 30 Corn dun Yellow zoe Oats steady
Al 0Tt4c Barley 35c 81 2t Rye dull sni unchanged
Hemp Unchanged Bsggng steady at 19a & whsy-Nohug done
Pork IS Bacoush1uiers lJtc Clear Rib
lode ic Lard quiet and unchanged Beef Cattle hn
At slat6 Hogs, s3ptl Rcceps-Fogr bOOO bblAi Wheat
~ 600 bush.
DxrRorr Sept 8 8-wbeai-white Michigan 81 IS No at - s
Corn steiy 5c Oasis NJ. it G1c Barley ul Spring No
a. 81 20 per centd No 9Spnng At 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
MgsfcgI,

oas OF he NOS. remarkable history of
mat ethbiet the
ad o. WV kNABE Co Pryop. bctvIsa
bc eiporauon of these Pianos Bgrope sach large
s lies of their Manufacturer the
, NE home ORDER. and psanel upon brskisx
uat me orer Tor them "a h seryra
, oase.ahly thsn bee,ofsre but proved
1fe tn nrumen's hecOme that fnh ume ths 8r
o. WV kNABE Co have been comps 20 s,i,. 49,. s -
70 M age number o. their skillet vorkmen their popular
asen j. BAUER Co OF so doae tbe are n the
70 loeo9moss the business hese Piano. Tbsr
msnufactae ana sie now eomp s ofy M he mos. e.
The unite and the .nnoa, Il n,t.
sl.l
with a dispatch heretofore unsttainabe. - -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION

CINCINNATI, sept. 26.-Ihe Industrial Ex-
po.tion may now be considered fairly under way Is
-Oo exhibitors havo placed 5000 articles FOR exhibit
tinn few are Of foreign prOduct0n-as TOT instance
a grocer presents case containing samples OF
d, Yariete OF coffee, and IA many dinerent khds
~ tea Dealer. in Queens ware ana millinery
oiso cx their imported goods but as the general
Tnie thr articles are Of American production Fuly
G visitors were present to-day. and the managers are
oD9dent That largely increased attendance is yet 10
come Under the order redistrbutng the space not oc
.yni.J tndav many exhibitors are hurrledly putting
tIdr Sg,res I'm place, and the immense buildings seem
filled with goods and machinery. Granltlly an the
ace viii he occupied and the exposition Will DO AZ
thr lcuith OF attractiyenes5
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
STRIKE OF RAILROAD LABoRERs.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 26.-TwO hundred
lsborers on the Airline Railroad, Middletown
Conn who have not been paid for time, visited
Hartford yesterday and demanded their pay and made
,undry threats, which led finally to the cali
ing out of an extra police force and the
Mansfield Guards. The laboT6rs besieged the
MoDonough House and the office of the Airline Com
many and threatened 10 tear down the building. The
military were under arms during the evening, but the
mon attempted no violence. portion OF the laborers
we're paid SO each, and now quiet.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
pRonABLE MURDER IN JAMAICA.

On Monday evening two colored women,
ii, in the western part OF Jamaica, named Georgana
phodes and Phoebe Moore quarreed and Phoebe
se1ed an Ak and fractured Georglanas skull Dr hen
rlon dressed her wounds, but has little hope OF her
Ierovery Phoebe was arrested by Ofcer 5nelket anu
committed 10 await the result Of GeOrganas injuries
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
NEW-YORK

HUDSON, NY, Sept. 26-The Democratic
County Convention met in this city todaS ana Hoi
County Clerk, Edwin f.. Ferry; superintendent OF tne
Poor Samuel L. Myers Justice for Sessions James r.
Ferguson; COrOners, Russell d. Wllber ana WIN. Nicpi
Resolutions indorsng the State ticket and the Rochester
platform were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
SOME SOAP.
Nlessrs.

Messrs. Morgan's Sons shipped, few days
snre fo J. H. Iippencott Of Ptsburgh. 500 cases M ot
@ @Sncr, w M, sinre order-a marked indication OF the
of trade in that line and proof VI the WISDOM
~ hold and vigorous advertising.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Governor. STEWART L.. WOODFORD. Kip-s
Lieut. -GorerHor .SiEismund Kaufman, Kings
CoHiro'Lr- ..Abiah w. Palmer, Duicbess
Canal Com (Ful Term). .AbsaIom Nelson, Rrie.
Canal Con. tshor TmlAIex. Bnrkley, Washington.
STAT, Prison IHspsotor. I'D Ohm Pnrkhurst, Clinton
Election Tuesday, Nov. n.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

Deyoes Kerosene O-WAranie safe. pure aud superior IN
ali ordinary oil For sale sealed package, - sad ~ s
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