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New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
AFFAIRS In MEXICO.

TIE RAILWAY CONCESSION TO THE MEXICAN COM
PASY REGRETTED-MENCO CONG RATULAIED On
THE REFORMS INTRODUCED.
MEXICO, Dec. 2.-Many journals regret the
granting the Interoceanic Railway concession TO
Mexican company aud express preference for the Amer
lean company represented by Mr.. Plumb
The extradition treaty between Mexico and Guate
mals has been signed.
Minister Foster has waited upon the President and for
may presented the congratulations OF the United states
the adoption by the Mexican Congress OF
the amendments 20 the Constitution. In his speech on
the the Minister declared that these reforms
would contribute materially to secure and increase gen
prosperity without weakening the usta interests OF
religion the proper influence OF the clergy in the
body polite. -
Congress has rejected Forced Inheritance bill,
adopted the bill exempng unOccupiedfhouses from tax
aon and Appropriated 100000 for the purchase OF four
steamers for tho revenue service.
The agitation against the Reform Laws is diminishing.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
A MEAN ROREEKY.

Coroner Herman began an inquest ycster-
day concerning the death OF Thomas Armstrong OF the
firm Of Armstrong Campbell dealers I'D ieather goods
at M 1e4 Wiliam-si who found drowned In the
staten Island ferry slip. the foot OF Whitehall-st
sov 10 All the testimony taken tended to show that
the death of Armstrong accidental The inquest
was adjourned 10 Monday next. Mr. Fitzgerald execn-
TOR of Armstrong; estate informed Coroner Herman
maj valuable diamond stud had been stolen
from Mr. Armstrong; shirt front after the nnding OF
me bdy peter Moore driver Of the dead wagon stated
Tho, bs a,y the diamonds but. thinking them bits OF
glass did moi remove them Mr. White the Keeper OF
tbe MorUe state, chat ne found oniy one diamond on
taking the clothes of the body
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
MARKED ADVANCE IN STOCKS.

BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS DISCONTINUED IN THE
CASE or GRINNELL d CO., AND BEGUN IN THAT
OF HOwRS a MACY.
The stock market opened yesterday with
extreme buoyancy, which continued until about p M,
-after which there frequent fluctuations. The
transactions were large, and the excitement in the
Stock Exchange at times great The early sd
vance tended through the entire list and ranged from
i TO per cent. The subsequent decline was caused
mainly by the transactions OF large purchasers large
amounts Of stock being thrown upon the market Re
ports we're also in circulation from washing
the effect that the Spanish complca
tons we're regarded serious by Government officials.
and that Secretary Robson had exhausted his appro
priaton asd WIS about ask for 100000 Immediately
The reaction in the case OF OF the stocks on the hist
was not 50 great as the morning advance, and the
market generally closed at higher prices than those pre-
Ying al the opening and higher throughout than the
closing rates OF Saturday. Lake Shore advanced from
73 to 7Gi. and closed at 75i SewYork Central opened
at 3 70 95t and closed at 94t Harlem opened at
10. advanced 70 12 and closed at 12lf Wabash ad-
vanced from 81 to 81 aud closed 52i. ST. Paul opened
az ss and closed al S9i Western Union opened at 7s
aud closed at 52t Pacific Mail opened al L rose TO AZ,
fell ~ 9 and closed at 4O These quotations show the
tendencies Of the market.
Foreign exchange was steady at 1881 for days ster
ling noss Gold remained quite steady most OF the day
AT lg9l rose 1904 and closed at IO9 the United
stat Sub ioasury there paid tG4 900 in re-
emption OF $40 bonds ana $4,000 OF iuter
eel. The customs receipts we're ss0S.oco IL an
Douncrd that the daily statements Of legal tenders held
BY the banks would De discontinued by the officers OF
The Clearinghouse.
In the matter OF dscontnuing the bankruptcy proceed
ings against Geo. Grinne Co., recently reported
IN ful ia TIE TzBUSE Register Alien reported yeser
Dag 90 Judge Bachfori OF the United States District
Court a. At AS the firm made arrangements 10 sette
their creditors the proceedings against nein should
be discontinued Judge Blatchf0rd directed the entry
of All order In conformity with the Registers opinion
This settlement combined with other causes TO advance
stocks particularly LAKE Shore. II had been The general
impression that the decision would hberato Isrs'
amount OF stocks which would come upon tho hafAo,
immeda 4teiy and thus lower prices. IL IL sa'o ina
mauy persOns intending 20 purehase were "@""E WI"
they could 4gy at tbe low rates "mfh tH.S
wo.d prevail AT the moment ~nen Judge Blalch
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
TEsr or HEAVY RIfLLD GUNS

BoSToN, Dec. S.-The third series OIL expert
ments heavy ordnance took place to-day The point
demonstrated WA, that the rifle gun proved itself
superior TO the smooth bore in all tests 10 which was
subjected. In all previous trials The range OF the
riheshot gun was more twice that OF the smooth
bore special shot gun other conditions being equal
richocheed more than twenty times. AT \ remarA'po
distance, the smooth bore making only ten rohocne's
Afterward the rifle gun fired round shot without INJURY
proving Itself equal To its competitor In TINS r'sPo
desirable achevemcn nj never before acconiplshou
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
MARINE INCIDENTS.

A vessel was seen 10 miles east-south east
from ST. Johns Light the 23d ult bottom up She WAS
supposed to be schooner OF TONS She was copper
plated and had evidently been abandoned short time
before she was seen.
The British bark John G. Hall which recently left this
port for Queenstown was run into the 23d ut by
spanish bark. The braces of Hall considerably
damaged
abandoned at sea the 22d ut All her crew were
saved and landed on the 7tb inst at Deal by the steamer
Alex Layalley for London from NewY0rk. .
The side-wheel steamer San Salvador OF Savannah is
undergoing general repairs ut OF the East River dy
docks.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Ontario Legislature has been called to-
gether dispatch OF business the 9TH or Jan
uary.
The new steamship Pomerania of the
Hamburg American line. which sailed from South
ampton saturday for York, took out $4,000 In
specie.
Russian Imperial ukase has been issued
requiring that six out OF every inhabitants OF
Russia Including the Polish provinces. shall DO drafted
into the army.
King Victor Emanuel and the Chevalier
Nigra. late Italian EmhIssador at Paris had long
conference yesterfat morning. IL IS understood mat
Cbevaler Nigra will return TO Paris.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
OPERA TICKETS AND POLICEMEN.

To the EdItOr OF INC Trt0uht
SIR The public will thank you for the arti-
ce in this mornings issue headed "Opera Tickets and
Policemen" Baoknang by Poce Commissioners is
now development OF official ycnslity and assumption
and II not expoed aud checked. will permeate and cor
rnpt the whole Department Your criticisms are wise.
ist and deserving and not only mert but Will receive
the appreciation OF an outraged public. When Police
Commissioners stoOp such meanness they forfeit the
resncct and conf iience OF the public Some OF our
wealthy and aristocratc churches are provided win
Hank Smith attends the stated preaching Of the Gospel
How many psws are Furnished him by the different re
uyious denominations free for the services OF police
men Iho poHo coh''o'
Ne,c York, Dec. s, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

D. Mcsi at No. 47o Fulton st. entered BY thievos
who forced ppcn the front door and carried away so
worth Of butter The residence OF Dr. Perrin. at No IT
East Sixty eighthAt., bro on into while the family
was absent and Joyels valued at t9so were stolen.
Burglars entered the otico OF p. A. Madden, at No
Beaverst and carried of $50 worth OF cigars large
pane Of glass broken by some hef In the wlndSw s
broadway, and six overcoats weie stolen SILVER worth
$3.50 stolen from the residence OF Morris Loosten
No. West Forty fOurhst by tsieyeS VINO ehlerou
the house and broke open trunk No arrests were
VnaIa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
money wa kept Tho robbers. 4after securing about
t250. made good their escape.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE LOSS OF THE VILE DU HAVRE.
REPORTS REFLECrING ON THE 0PFrcERs AND CREW
or THE VILE DU HAyRE SAID TO BE ExAG-
GERATED.
LONDON. Monday Dec. 3. 1873.
The latest reports in the English papers in regard
to the conduct of the officers and Of the Vile
du Havre are confused aud contradictory. tele-
gram from Glasgow says tho captain Of the Loeb
Earn has reported to the Of his ship that the
charges rejecting on Capt Surmont of the Vile du
Hayre arc untrue, and that those against the crew
are greatly exaggerated.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTvRRPOOL-Fa steamship Republic. Dee 3-hine "a
Bahlen 4 b. woodro Chs MELON. Capt J. P'rs
Keut Miss Jane Kent Mrs Kent. H Speske
Richard Barton Hury Par W Pskes Msrcs, Henry Michel
sen, Il Berry. Mr. Brennan.
FROM sAvASNAfI-Ia s1gmhp HSrrpas Lfvirgsion Dee B.
q. Hurley N. Mahon W. H. Dunphy W H. Hsisoo, A.
Ganbann Slsde Geo H. Carter j. W. Dickinson john Fee g. w.
Upwrioht r. r. Bishop. j. Klots. Geo. BaeY d. Gregg
FROM GLAsGOW-Ia Stsdnashsp Dec SNr ind Ass
Biward Bsie N. Poie, Mss Stirling Ms t. W DssA
hL SomerYite MT. ConnoL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Secs see Second Pege.,

For other ship HeDs see Second Page,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Republic (Bl GeAie Liverpool Nov 81 ", 2uoeoS
tosn 18th y h mise ang pass % j. IL SPlfs~ n
steamship Metropolis Ncsersoo Wilmington C., sih s.'s
sbp Emily Fsrnum Lord Liverpool ~ isrs ballast ,nchorsA
OF SANDY Hook for orders
ltal Con.ighe Antwerp 40 DAYS n ballast
ytoio ItaL Nlyeua csta 80 lays, With sulphur
Bark Flor Hubert (o Richmond he D"iiey Bostoo Nov Is
Big Robert speang tof Quebec He ceuOesos I5 i,T&
Brg Liberty tof Boson) Devereur Is with
Schr H. Keney Beers fenlndus Pa dsys With lgms>1
Schr Perry (new. 300 tons Look, Addison With lumber
Sch Whitney LoBg Hayes Charleston l2 DAYS nth lumber
Geren (of Canning n ST. SANFORD Fof'ans ssni sv~
scbr August, TORY, Bangor with lumber
BELOW.
Brig ADELAIDE (Br) from
WIND-sanset. light r.; cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dec S-Anye steamship Wm Crane fro" Bi'tm'res
Sllri. steamship Charleston, for NeNfors
LBwE Del SAnTei bsIk Jennie Armstrong from Csps
is mere Reported today schr T~enyooe Friends.
G. g. Brooks Tor heslo Florence Dear for Potsn's
savassAn Ga Dee S-,ved bark Rsal from Pcou. schr
r. sawyer from Portland with loss sails g. Cleared sh'Ds
Universe LverpoO SaBeiy sohulos, for Bfemeu ais
Middleton, for Ss,ili River
FOREIGN PORTS
ANTWERP Dec Vairani o toe Red star Lns.
salei At o'clock this morning ior Phla1elpba g. -.
IoyDoN Dec SThe following vessels have sailed r Americas
ports: California Georgia. Mas Communion Abeons Golden e
Unus Minor palAe Jupiter Antonio Mara Ad@rh Prn1 Asosr @
The following vessels rom American ports ss'e srn's out
1ae Gillespie ChaP"n Sd p'lsoose rGMon, n. s j. I, ~ rs.
odn Aastc Delta Lucia c. Sarah B. Cam Bergensen VThisa
Aden, Argus, Argonaut, and Christei
SPOKEN.
NOV lv ~ iJ long. Co H. bark Ada Carter. from f,x
savannah By brig Laura titaLl at this port, Dec .
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

NUMBER Oh RESERVES--sTArR or AFFAIRS Al CAR
TAGENA.
Madrid. Monday. Dec. 8. 1878.
The Minister of War reports that the reserve
recently called out numbers 5000 men,
Details OF the bombardment OF Cartagena show that
the principal damage was to the buildings within the
walls The forts and batteries almost intact The
insurgents are Strengthening their works and arma
ment.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
DOESN'T LIKE JOHN PAUL's POETRY.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR see that you have relaxed the vigilance
with which you have been accustomed to examine the
poetry contributed for publication. II your pubca-
ton on successive days of called poetry by John
Paul be taken rs notice TO other writer's tnat
their productons II OF equal merit will be accepted,
then don't want position Of editor on your jour
nal Don't do it again. you have any regard for your
own hanppess You are too young to DO u martyr.
Sympatheucaly. Don.
SDin1feld NJ ass. Dec. g. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
ADDRESS BY SIR SAMUEL BAKER.

LONDON, Monday. Dec g. 1915
Sir Samuel Baker delivered q lecture to-
night his recent expedition in Africa. He had
large aud brilliant audience, which applauded him
with enthusiasm Among the distinguished persons
present were the Prince Of Wales and the Duke of
Edinburgh
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
MASKED ROBBERS IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMoRE. Dec. S.-Four white men, armed
and disguised representing themselves IA unitoa oa'c'
detectives In search oI counterfeit money. Fslou yo7
tcrday afternoon the house os Henry Doaring SINAI
farmer On Washington Turnpike. TINS city. Mtnt
entrng they prcsentod pistol, a. the heals y! NJ ana
Mr bearing aud compelled the l.t!oe TO ten where Iae
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
CATTLE MARKET.

Carolao Dee sC,rrLs-Receipts 800 hesd market moi
prices choice natV, ssr, " .D0
- so s. 1896 through Terans f2 jOat3 cora ie b59
81 shpmsuls 900 heal
HoGs-Lve higher receipts 5000 bead market SONS
uhst excited rshge Of - Oesl 90 for hsee.
shipments, $500 head. .
Snsss quiet receipts 39j bead sales at 81 60aSl
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
THE STRIKE IN THE COAL REGIONS.


POrTsvILLE, Penn, Dec. S.--'The railroad strike
continues though there very little change IN the
-ituatioD At Tamaqua it ia said the operatives are
about rcsumng and t probable che strike VIII end In
few DAYS. The effect upon tine coal trade VIII not Do
very serious should IL continue, there Is large
stock Of coal ON hand.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
ANOTHER TRANSFER EXPRESS COMPANY VICTIM.

ANOTHER TRANSFER EXPRESS COMPANY VICTIM
70 me Edilor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: Thousands of yOur readers will thank
you for exposing dishonest practices OF the Union
Transfer Express Company. T. Hartman. Proprietor
II seems to have been expressly established TO annoy
exasperae, and tempt co profanity the
unsIspectng Traveller. But. unfortunately ~ ls not
ofen that the deceived and defrauded wayfarer can
bring his grievances before the puDo eye III tne COZ
,,mns of an influential newspaper. NiCriM'
N,,r. Harm. Dec. 6, 1878
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
utpGIAR9 AT WORK.

Inspector Dilks received an unusual number
reports of suocessfu burgares. Yesterday from the
police captains Capt williamson OF tn" Thrd rFcoihct
reported that during SUNDAY nSat tho stors oi ff"Da
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
rUg CngRSR MARgR1

Urc, Dec sCheese- 900 ofsre odr Sas
there sales
Az Little Fall, made al is9l s. prs
BE- 900 u Ftstay changed hands lb1ii
ssles and l3 s~l3i 3i2c. FOR credit saos
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
Guerial NoIlcfs

Po.t.Ofjce Notice.rh sbdisg SATURDAT.
Dec IL 1873 wi once TUESDAY soi THURSDAY
a, III 81, a. m o. "WEDNESDAY al 1880 ard os sAruRDAr
20 ~. snd Ign. II IA 'anh rosnssssf.
Gents Seal Caps. ."
Msasrs. Gloves. and GaanIets.
WARnOCk Co.. Hst,-n.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

The New Elastic Truss 1888 BroilNiy lately bat smsn
sr whole ai startled Tue metal pnns
asd no pad bi.cksnlths with IT, rolling thunder
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

order close the business, the entire stacs N SLvss
PLArsD he Of wv MILLER, ~ h'denlaae vh
offered commencing Dee This bon.e bus bad the
ling nothing but j ci,s better opportunity tes
purchasing for sbe hoDdaV. has nrTer bea o1.v
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

Haker's Chocolate.
Of hal sll
.Ishing W. B.zzK & Co.'S Breakfast Coco,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09

Baker's Chocolate.
II you VISA the sz,r Vanilla Chocolate, get BAXERa
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
The above stocks and bonds were issued under s

The above stocks and bonds were issued under speca
laws for works in progress; assessment bonds on ao-
count OF improvements in progress, and TO Dc repaid
assessments TO be colected revenue Don9s IN an
cipaon OF taxes of 1873 bonds account OF arrear
ages OF 1871 and OF advertising prior 10 1874 autno
ized by chaps o. 29 and 3T5 laws OF lSla ana specia
bonds for Department OF Buildings as PROVIDED sec
ton 81 chap 625 laws of 1871 and bonds Tor liquidation
OF claims and judgments chap lo6, laws Isto' iho
IN riIaax. Il La l..ua
New-York tribune., 1873-12-09
MUNICIPAL FINANCES.
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

HH OF ICIAII . TAI FMFNT.
TRANSACTIONS IN THE CONTROLLERS oYyICE DURINd
ELEVEN MONTHS.
The following is the monthly statement OF
tho amount Of warrants and for what purposes
against the City and County Treasures from Jan to
NOV So 1873 inclusive also comparative statement OF
the CITY and County Debt on Dec 81, 1872 and Nov 5o
1878, with statement of stocks:
w.Kka-rs ACCOUNT.
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1t is our desire to follow as near as pos
sible the example of our Savior Winfield
Scott
"And the third day there was mar
riage in Cana of Gallilee: and the mother
of Jesus was there.
"And both Jesus was called, and his
disciples, to the marriage
And when they wanted wine, the
mother of Jesus saith unto him, They
have no wine
Jesus saith unto her, Woman, what
have to do with thee? mine hour is not
yet come
His mother saith unto the servants,
Whatsoever he saith unto you, do it,
And there were set there six water
pots of stone after the manner of purify
ing of the Jews, containing two or three
firkins apiece.
Jesus saith unto them, Fill the water
pots with water And they filed them
up to the brim.
And he saith unto them, Draw out
now, and bear unto the governor of the
feast And they bare it.
When the ruler of the feast had tasted
the water that was made wine, and knew
not whence it was, (but the servants
which drew the water knew; the COVER
nor of the feast called the bridegroom,
"And saith unto him, Every man at
the beginning doth set forth good wine;
and when men have well drunk, then
that which is worse: but thou hast kept
the good wine until now
"This beginning of miracles did Jesus
in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth
his glory; and his disciples believed on
! him. john, chap. 2 verses Ill.
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Hon. James Tripp.
Secretaries

Whereas. there is a difference of opin-
ion as to the meaning of your PROPOSE
ton No. l52, to amend section of the
schedule, which proposition reads as fol
lows:
"The General Assembly shall, by law
provide against evils resulting from the
manufacture of, or traffic in, Intoxicating
liquors, by granting license for the man
ufacture or sale thereof. or otherwise, as
the General Assembly shall provide by
law"
In your card to Mr. Mackley, you say
this proposition leaves the aokole matter tC
the Legislature. Will you please inform
the readers of the jackson county paper:
whether it includes the power to prohib
it said manufacture and sale, and obligt
yours, WM. j. KIRKENDALL.
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ROBERT BURDEN

And now comes Robert Burden, and
makes thrust at the Republican party.
He thinks that w r. Evans is not the
man to preach temperance, because he
has kept away from doggeries, and not
seen liquor sold Mr. Burden has been
about these places, and to use a slang
phrase, he knows how it is himself. We
know that these young converts are
often over Jealous. No matter how pure
q life man may have led; he may never
have tasted strong drink, or seen it for
ten years, yet if he does not fall in with
the fanatical ideas of these young con
verts he is, in their estimation, an enemy
TO God, the Bible, the Sabbath Day, and
to his fellow men.
Mr. Burden will not deny that at one
time he was frequenter of the doggery.
What saved him? Was it the strong
arm of the law that took him by the
nape of the neck and the seat of the
trousers and hoisted him out of the
ditch2 Was it not rather moral suasion
convincing his judgment?
We want it understood that we are in
favor of stringent laws against the liquor
traffic. We have such laws now, and al
we need is their enforcement What
does Mr. Burden mean when he says
"But you good Republicans say we mus
have a license law" When did any Re
publican convention, or Republican
speaker ever say that? Come Mr.. Bur
den, you will in the end find it best tC
keep within the bounds of truth
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were read and accepted by the conven-
tion.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed as delegates to the next general State
Sabbath School convention, to be held
at Tiffin, Ohio, some time in June of next
year: A. W Long, j. w. Longbon, and
John J. Evans, with Judge J. J. c. Ev-
ans, Winfield Scott and John D. Davis as
alternates.
The time appointed for the holding OF
next county S. S. Celebration is Tuesday,
Sept. 9, 1873, the place of holding it, to
be left discretionary with the executive
committee, to be made public by them in
due time
All business having been transacted
the convention adjourned.
Rev j. K GIBSON,
President.
R. IT. Kinnison and Winfield Scott
Secretaries.
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Secretary's Report of the Sabbath School
Convention.
HELD AT JACKSON, AUGUST 1, 1873

Pursuant to call by the Executive
Committee of the Jackson county Sab
bath School Association, the delegates
from the schools in the different town
ships of the county met in convention at
the Court room, Friday, August l, 1873.
The convention having been called to
order by the President of the Associa-
ton, Judge Evans, the exercises opened
with prayer by Rev. J. K. Gibson.
The convention having been organized
by calling Rev. J. K Gibson to the chair,
with R. H. Kinnison and Winfield Scott
as Secretaries, regular business was taken
up in accordance with the programme.
The following committees were ap-
pointed, after which the convention adj
iourned till o'clock, P. NJ.
Committee on credentials: JQ6nson
A. White, Lot Davis, John w. Buckley.
Committee on the selection of officers
for the S. S. Association: T. j. Williams,
George w. Fry, Moses j. Morgan, J. L.
Grimes, w. s. Tyrrell
Committee on resolutions: j. i.
Grimes, Rev. D. Morgan, A, W. Long,
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A terrible affair occurred in Ross
county a short time ago Thomas Johns
ton lived on the farm of Noah Grove.
They had a difficulty, and Grove had
Johnston put out of his house by legal
proceedings. Johnston went back into
the house. warrant was issued against
him. and a constable named James
Boggs went to arrest him, and took with
him Joseph Neeley and Peter Hixon.
Johnston seized an ak and cut Boggs in
the hip, and also in the head, causing his
death in a day or two. Neeley succeeded
in shooting Johnston through the lungs,
when he was arrested and taken to Chilli
cothe and put in Jail. He will probably
get well.
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Brinkerhoff reviewed the last years
Dolly Warden party in Columbus last
week. They nominated for Governor
one Isaac C. Collins of Cincinnati For
Lieut.. Governor A. Saunders Piatt, At
torney General Seraphim Myers, Judges
Supreme Court P. B. Ewing and D. w. G.
Louden, Member Board of Public Works
James McBeth, Con. Treasury G. P. l..
Butler.
They had speech from Geo. E. Pugh,
formerly United States Senator, and also
a speech from Gen. Ewing, which appear
to be the only men of any prominence
among them They passed long string
of resolutions