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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-07-24

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nee, J. Wo1TH, D. Louis, No., Boz sm.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-07-24

VEA.-TEA AGENTS wanted IN te.n and eoan.
largest Tea Company IN lmerfca tnportsrg prices
Al Inducements 70 agents 6snd r2r rqf s159ufsf'
. ysssy Akssh xsH Jed,
, 1873-11-09

r. worry pretty run Of 84, which plaood him at ga
to All. Blosson followed with IL. to which ho
waa ho1ped by o pnlpablo acratoh at tho Yory
commencement. In tho oighty-fiftt inning
DAILY made anotter beautiful r1ll, Of 50, In which
he exhibited oil tho qualities Of thorough
billiard player. Ho mot with considerable bad
luck IN tho run In tho way OF froeziug aud hav-
ing tho balls go in limo aftcr getting thom to-
getl,or. In tho succeeding Timing lie
nlado 8 to sloaBon's ., but III tho following
ono George mnt1c / to hts nothing. both
playing. with great caution for eafoty. Iu tho
eighty-fo,lrth Inning Daily matlo ine run Of 10.
In Which no was compelled to execute several
difficult shots. This loft him hnt u fow points
behind slosuon, and with only 90 to 90: George
missed, aud Daly, nude ., which was duplicated
immediately BY tho ,othor. The game wau now
md for safety. In. his oighty.aixtla inning.
the end of lily string. DAILY made 2, and sloaao'l
missed a difficult olshlon.sliot. Then Daly; In
the eiglty-ciglth inning mado 7, leaving ;a3 him
but II to go. sloshou, with Tint nerve which
has nnio him famous as billlard-plnyer, na1o
tho necessary for him to win with as much Do
liberation and coolneps as II be was beginning .
uow match, mud thus closed ono Of tha closest
games on record. Following is the summary
and scoro:
K1Nasnunr Mua1o HALL, UnroAuo, Noy. 8, 18T3.-
Match game ut FEcncl carons het"een Maurice Da1y
Of New York, aud George 6tosson Of Chicago for $oo
A}lc the former giving odds Of 100 points IN coo
played With al Inch bulls OIL 6x10 car9n table Of T.
brunswick Il Co.'s mannfhctnrc T. N. Cowlcs
referee; JoEoph Dion umpire for Daily, Henry hhnes
umpire for 6lussou.
, 1873-11-09

NEW 1UNk.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.-CurToS-ln muderao request
nnl higher; mllal!ng upland, 131.c.
DREApsTuFEa-E!uurl heavy, unsettled, and lower.
nerelpts, 1t100 hrla Guper1luo Western a1sd 6tatc
Si76a2593 common 10 good extra $3.60GfD.01 good
to chulcc, $dQ5@G.5 white wheat extra,
oalra ohlu, s5.13tD76o; ST. Iouls, $0.15(sl05D. Nyo
tlnnr mud corn meal unchanged. WHEAT Fhaaa
1lriner. Thu avanco fu exchange has Increased tho
eSp0rl demand. Receipts, 1l2, ,Ou0 bu No. . Chicago
3la7Valaa NO. 81 rs; Iowa spring, $t.e5e} "a
Whltd Western. $l.46(@l.65 No. 0lllwallleo spring,
$1.lG. Rye quot Western and State, 85G5o3c. BAR
Icy heavy. Malt dull, Corn a!aln firucr receipts
9l4.G00 hi prime mixetl Western atoa, 6B1ye high
lntxol aud yellow, 59GsGlo, common mixed Western
III stare, 6ac. 0aa dull receipts, 55,o0o bu nov
Western, 45ta4Be; whlte &1GGi8c.
EuuB-1n faIr demand; Western and Canada, o5@
.0r.
liAr-Quict and UNCHANGED.
l1ora-Duu nnl unsettled at 4o@4so for crop Of
187a; ; 1GGS3tc for 1875. ,..
LEartsE1t-null una unsettled at27>H@3oo; orlnoco,
co@.71ac.
WooL-aEorc active; demand chiefly for neeccs at
leu!hcd discount donessin trecc. b?l36aui uhio aaa
above, 45@60o Michigan s!ceces, 49,
GnocEn1Ea-Collcu dull nld unchanged, suGar
quiet aud tlr1n. MoasBes dull. ltco scady as ITO
fErno1EuA-Dull and heavy; crude, 6@5ho; ro'
aued, l4t5c.
rnuy,slpNs-p1sk dull new ncaa, $500. neeta
cnt-meatB unchanged. Midtllcs quiet. lard Nmsr
Western steatE 74ac.
uuTTEA AND OAEEye--UuchanVea,
, 1873-11-09

TO tho Editor u tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sin Society hns such supreme regard for
its own purity as to manifest nearly all It's solic
tutlo for woman. 1t is woman alone that 1apseB
from girtuo,-1nan never. Man is not the aIu-
ner, but woman, and upon hor the frat word of
rcproach. tho first blow Of popular indignation,
ia suro to fall. Thou pity sets in, and reforms
tory institutions arc established for fallen
women. hut never word about homes for falIon
mon,-mcn WHO have caused women To fall
mon whose crimes are aa much blacAcr thnn any
woman'H as can bo imagined. When woman
falls society draga her to tue light exposes hor,
lifelong infamy, Or ilnpriBonmcnt. or death ;
while tho man who Inns cauaoi her downfall and
ruin slinhs away into tho dark, Or beneath, o
mask. watches tho public torture and degratla-
tion Of his victim but III little time omergoa
with q bold aud brazen step and is again fit to
ming}o in the Bo-called 'bcst society,"" which
hus no frowns for fallen men. J,
, 1873-11-09
COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT.

Tho Town Clerk and Supervisor OF
the Town Of FORESTER. OGlc County.
ILL.,, Sent to Jnii for Contempt Of
Court.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Nov. ga contempt caao Of
much interest was before tho Court yesterday.
Tho town Of Forrentor, Oglo County. voted S75,-
900 to tho Chicago s. Iowa Railroad, in times
whom tho fever was high for municipal asd to
railroads. The lapse Of timc developed fenturcs
Of tho investment not so desirable as
tho people Ind fattered themselves they
would bo, aud the bonds wore not Issued.
decree of tho Court was issr1cl on May
%, 1879, to issue soyonty-1yo bonds Of s. 300
eaeh, and On tho 11th Of October last an ortor
was issued citing tho Clork nnd the Supervisor
Of tho town to chow cause why the bonds wore
not issued, followed on Oct. 23 by On order to
show cause why writ of attachment for con-
tempt should not be issued. Although they
p1eaded m Oglo County injunction, tho Court
oyerruled it's application in tho case in hand,
and yesterday committed Franklin NJ. Tice and
John A. Smith, the officers before named, to tue
County Jail till they sign the bonds, and they
are now in conflno1ncnt awaiting tho result Of q
conaultation with legal and other counsel.
, 1873-11-09
RAILROAD OFFENSES,

Suit to Be Instituted by the Railroad
Commissioned Against the Chicago
& Alton 1kond.
Spcctal Dispatch tn Tie Chicago 1ribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-Tle Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners wero yesterday at
Carlinvlllo and Yirden, and took large amount
Of testimony, which they state establishes the
fact that tho Chicago 4; Alton Railroad Company
at tboso points discrimlnates against St. Lonia,
and in favor Of Chicago trade. Tho evidence is
Of such positive character that the presont
purpose of tho Commissioners is to at once ill.,
stitnto n suit agaiust tho Company for violation
Of tho Railroad law.
Col. Cook, ono Of tho Commissioners, loft
hero this noon very. sick, in consequence Of
which tho Board adjourned, but they will re-
sumo their official Investigations into the Of
fenscH charged againat railroad management
next week.
Special Dispatch to The Chtcaoo Tribune.
CARL1Nv1tLE, Ill.,, Nov. B.-Tho Board Of
Railroad commissioners held 4 1aeotin,g ct this
place Inst night for tho purpoEE Of oliclting M
expression from tho merohnnta aud mannfac-
tllrcra Of this city aa to the workings of our
present Tailroad inv. The meeting Was well
attended.
, 1873-11-09
THE INDIANS.

Over 1000 Roaming About Texas.
Under H1g Tree, Committing Dcprc-
aintiOnss
Dispatch says: ''Capt. j. Z. Elgiu has Just ro-
turned from IN extensive trip on the frontier,
aud reports that tue Indians are US bad, II not
worse, than they layo been since tho war. All
tho Indiaus arc of thoir reservations, except
hare stolen nearly all the horses on tho Littlo
Wichita and West Fork. Soyenty-Aye hundred
of thom crossed the Little Wichita last wook.
A party of thirteen stolo two horses in Jacks
boro on Sunday night. 1t IN reported Tint Il
Tere flrod on by tllonl."
, 1873-11-09

Since tho loath Of Lantlscor, the Engllsb
papors hayo contained many anecdotes about Tho
grGat g.t paintor. Among otherH tho London Daily
1elegraph givos tito following.
As to the origin Of tho Sleeping Dlood~
hound picture, no leaR lhan throa lifforout vor.
atons are current. but tho only thoroughly ascer-
Jacob Bail had q fayoste bloodhound, that tba
animal lost Its life through nn accidont; and
TINT Sir Edwin painted tho dond creaturo In the
attitude Of eleop Then, again. therc is tho celc%
bratod reparteo attributed In scorcB Of English
and Anerican jost-booss, to Sydney Smith,
apropoH Of a request made to him by Lady Hol-
land to ait to Landseer for Ills portrait. Tho
witty Canon of ct. pauls is aaid to lavo replied,
moro humoronsy than rey,95rontially ,5 1t T. thy
But tho private friends OF Sir Edwin will testify
that the luBtrfoua artist frequently and earnestly
Expressed hiB entire disbelief that Sydney Smith
evor made any euch rojoinder. II las, in fact
no be.tor foundation than tho anecdote relating
that when John Wilson Croker was totd-quito
npocryphally-that hlr. Laudseor wns In om-
barrasscd circumstances, he replied that he waa
not in tho least surprised, Bincc, to Lis own
knowledge, ho Ind boon going to tho dogs for
"Thoro ia, however, D Landseor anecdote
which tho Into Charles Dickens was very fond Of
relating, aud which possesses stronger. stamp
Of authentloity 1sia to tho effect thas tho art
day engaged In painting tho portrait Of u most;
Misunderstanding bulldog, tho proprietor OF tho;
animal, 'Rportlng charaotor,' boing in waiting
below. Some friend dropped in, aud tho,
painter suspended lis work, cooIly tol1ing
tho bulldog to come tho uoxt day 'at
o'clocls.' THO story goes that tho Intelligent
animal blinkcd Ills acquieacenco, and was
about to sha1nble down stairs, when tho voioo
and the uplifted finger OF his employer checked
Kim. "stopl" cried Sir Edwin, =" "hn1f-past or.
| The dog binked again, and took Ibis departure.
| The probability is that Sir Edwin, WHO by force
| Of habit had como to look very much upon his
brute Hittors rs though they wore human beings.
did half talk to tho bulldog though tho brute
understood every word he aaid-and who shall
| Say that ho did not 2-bnt that the other moiety
| of hiB discourse WAS addressed to servant IN
the room who understood his masters why's, aud
conveyed tho expression Of Ills wishes to the
'sporting character in waiting below. That
| the painter Ind snch q domestic would Bocm
feasible from another Of Dickons stories about
Lnudsoor. The author and tho artist wore dim
ing together, when d servant entered an<l calmly
inquired, If you please, Sir Edwin, did you Or
dor lion p Tho horror Of Diclons may be i'm
agined-the garGons Of tho geological Society
not being fur distant; but It was no 1.-Two lion
that tho servant was inquiring about. Ono Of
those noblo animals had recently died at tho
/ Gardens, md tho mcnagorie authorities wished
to know whether Sir Edwin wished-as hc fro
queutly dil-to sketch tho carcass before it was
| bnrinA
, 1873-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
MINNESOTA,

Special Dispdtch 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
81. Paul, Nov. 8.-rhe Evening Dispatch gives
a list Of tho noxt Legislature classified rs fol-
Iowa: Benate-Ropuhlican 81 !; Opposition, II.
nouao-Ropnbfican, 60; Opposition, 46: Major
ity on joint ballot, rs. Republican loss from
In tho Senate, which will count against Ram
soys recollection.
:. neturns are coming in slowly. Tho vote is
light, and Davis majority may not exceed 5000.
Treasurer. Thevote on Secretary Of statois Gloss,
with the ohaucos favoring Jonnison, Kopublican.
Davis and the Whole Republican ticket would
haye bcon defeated had tho Opposition known
Committee mover met or took my action during
tho campaign. Tho 0watonna Committee met
only onco, and then did nothing moro than cub
scribe s2.50 for campaign expenses. Their
to prevont it. Tho Republican lossca arc, thero-
fore, surprising, aud encourage tho Opposition
to unite and work together hereafter.
, 1873-11-09

TINT tho Inspectors Of Election were changed
Thon 1t WaB thought necessary to defent oandi-
tntcs that policemen woro ,isol beforo md on
tho day OF tho olocton to insnit1nto votorH and
t,at oYon hsroet.awcopora wore dismissed from
tho employ Of tho city when thought
TINT sorionH cllargos arc to DO proforrct ngainnt
rolico Superintendent Natal in relation to Ills
management and alleged 1nnnipulatlons Of tho
election returns, tlBiug tho police forco 10 ofroct
bis purpose; d curious pllaso Of tlis light Is, It
placo In tho rolico Uoard to John AlorrisBey Ho
could not hayo boon confirmed Without his con-
Bont, md was only put in nomination. BY the
hIayor utter MorriHBoy Ind hccn consulted by a
friend.
According to tho estimates Of tho sovoral Do
parttnonts, which weto passed. yesterday by tho
board Of Apporttonmcnt, 1t will cost st, 100000
moro to carry on tho City and County Govern
monts in 1874 tllan 1t did in 1873.
, 1873-11-09

s, Bclcctlon-popllfnr nirs..... Boyer
9. Overture" Martha !" II :;.... Flotow
g. FanAfsip from e HEAlistf ................ .dounot
D. Overt1rc~"1a nclno dun Jour" .......,... Atnm
IL, taop-" with Btearnn. .atrauss
Cpndilctot-Glo1oaru HOFFMAN.
EvEN1N6.
Promenade concert from 7 to8 o'clock BY vaaa h
noflmnnn'a full orchestral bana:
DaucinE will commence Immediately hftor sounding
OF tho big bell eight t!mcs
Tic coiltro aiso viii DO appropriated for the ,lanc-
ing. md M person will 10 allowed thorcin excepting
those desiring 10 participate.
TIo floor n,nnngcrs wil DO known and designated by
white hadEo worn upon tug lsft bEcast.
Tho drcssng-roo1na occupied ny tho latlcs durtng
tho Exposition viii he rcfuinch.
Tho gcntlenen'a an'okng-roon will DO used for tho
gont1erncns lreHBEng-room. 10
Tho Exposition and tance Will c1ose Mt tho sounding,
OF the htg bell ntoyon timee.
Programmes will t,o distributed ut tho door.
, 1873-11-09

Tho Chnrgcs Against Indian C0nnmis-
HiOncr Smith.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST.. PAUL, Mnn., Nov. 8.--With reference to
tho statonent from Washington that Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs Smith asks IN official
investigation Of his sale Of tho Leach Lake
Pine, md lis conduct while agont. partloa hero
a1,l on tho Northern Indian reservations profess
that they can austain tho charges made, and 9TH
ers more damaging mot got mado public, but
say tllat m Investigation under tho auspices Of
Dolano would bo fa,olcal Ioy want an inycs
tho Indian bureau, having power to recommend
q reformation Of abuses by radical chauges in
the Indian management.
, 1873-11-09
.1'lao t;ql,irrNl Lsest.

From Tie &un FTnltNisr0 CNM, -
10 MI Eastern raalor it will Bul'nt strange that
aquir1elH should exist In sufficient numbers to
beoome II peat. They will hardly bo ailo to ro-
n!zu tllat tlloro aro certain localities IN tho WI
grain fields and adncent tleroto-whero tl,oro
ire colonies comprising thousands anl
tons Of thousands Of these pests. Thoy
layo multiplied rathor tl.an diminished
stnco tho Aniericaua occupied California,
Which n1ay DO attributed to tho fact tl4at, rs
moro cortaitl aud abundant. 1u sections whore
they a.o 1Eost numerouu 1t is calculated that
they are capable Of destroying from onc-third to
one-lalf crop. Those squirrels burrow In tho
tho moro difficult Their tloprotlationa In past
years were go seriously felt thnt law Nus
, 1873-11-09
NEW YORK.

Wa0 EfEsat E3Gl svts1sa tom III lEslOIlcr
0hur1aot1 tasll A':ttMlit:tity Esuc0s.lcH
ntorustiME-Vn1IaItble Esucta LIkely
to Leak 0tst-H1unicipul Expenses,
NEW YonK, Nov. 8.-rolce CosnmisBtonor
Charlicl was expelled from IasnnaNy Hall tho
other night Oh motion of John Alorrssoy ,antl now
uumuH5sunor Cliarlick Aas iasllel nj, ortler to
this sity closed up Immediately under paln Of
disn'ibaal from tho police department of tho
UaptainH WHO do hot SEQ tint Tho Or
der in casrol out to the lottor. Ho
Anya II tho lanimany Hull General Com
mittao wants rofortn iii tho city, now they
nIlall hayo 1t ii tho Police Department cat give
it to tllcln. 1t was expected tint Talnlnany
would to-duy formally profer charges againsl
Commissioner Ohnrlick, nnd lotnaIll Ills re-
NOVA! by Mayor llayomeyor Thu allegations
datrie.H Mlero tho Commission lad visited !;
, 1873-11-09

WARRINGTON, D. G.. Nov. 8.-For the NORTH
weat aud Upper Lakes, northwestorly Winds
low temperaturo, and partly cloudy weather.
fal1ing temperature and clearing woat!ior For
the Ohio Valley, and tlouco oyor tho Tennoasoe
northwesterly winda aad generally clcar-
ing wcathor. For tho Southern States,
westerly wInils. voerIng to northoaatorly,. and
northwoaterly winds, clearing Neathor and
slightly lowor temperature. For New England,
northwester1y winds, falling temperature. cloudy
weather, and occasional ruin, ooariug up by
Sunday.
nENEHAL OuaENvATI0NB.
QnIcAao, Nov. 9-l y. IN.
, 1873-11-09

From tic Ntlu Y0rk NeIcs, Mp. 2.
Tho famous $4,000 COW, with q practical il
not Sarcastic. application Of tho adago, "send-
ing Goals to Newcastle" wss passenger yostor-
Limo. Unusual pains had been taken to provide
suitab1o accommodation for the dainty queen Of
our pastures. Tho manager Of the limo, Mr. T.
". j. Hurst, and a large staff OF employees woro
present at her departure, and hearty Capt. Gro
OF his docile aatin-skinned charge aud dotor-
nination to render tho voyage as agreeable as
DosHible.
, 1873-11-09
EVENING BOARD.

Cu1oAao,- Nov. 3, 10 p. m.-The night Provision
Board was duly organized Saturday evening" Nov. 8,
ut their Rooms. southwest Of Wabash avenue
and Twonty-serond street, and call was made. Tho
following olncors wore duly elected President, damca
man Second vicepres!dent, g. NJ. Culbertson: SCI.
rttary john Dntchcr Callers, Charles Cotlnsciman,
P. r. Oldershaw; Treasurer, Charles L. Raymond.
Ali business to be conducted under the rules Of tho
Board OF Trale. Open for business at 73op. N. Call
at n hi
, 1873-11-09
FIRES.


Special Dfspatch to The chtcaqo Tribune.
MoGnEoon, Ia.., Nov. 8.-The oxtonHivo car
riage-workB OF J. Q Trainor, tho Kane's Hotel,
two dwellings,, two barna, With four horaoH, two
strncd by fire at Prairie au Chion, Wis, early
this morning. Loss about $20,000; partially
coyored BY insurance. Tho fire originated from
q candlo loft in tho barn.
, 1873-11-09

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. a.-Thomas L. Jotfer-
son was elected State Senator today from tho
Thirty y-Bixth District. comprising tho Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth md Sovonth Wards Of this
city, by 1,041 majority, over J. r 6aolssteder.
Tho election was to fill q vacancy occasioncd by
tho rosignatiQn Of G. T. Pope.
, 1873-11-09

Col. John Patrick,

OMAHA, Nov. 8.-Col. john Patrlok ono Of tho
oldest settlers Of Nebraska died in tlis city this
morning of paralysis Of the brain. 1lo ii widely
known throughout Pennsylvania MS editor Of tho
Philadelphia Arg4s during BuchananH Atlminiu-
tration. The remains will be intorrcl at Union
town. Pa.
, 1873-11-09

ClSo1SNAr1. O., Nov. 8.-Atr William Hooper,
Trustee Of thu Cincinnati Southern Railroatl,
sartsa t1 Enn any to esoate gsa sao ct
fol OIL delivery.
, 1873-11-09

Qu1EoY, ILL.,, Nov. 8.-Lynan +. Kingahury,
OF tho firm Of Kinssbnry Bros, Wholesale boot
anl sl.oo doalors, and a well-known businesa-
man, died ut Ills residence III this city this morn
ing ut o'clock.
, 1873-11-09

Dosroa, Nov. e.-wool lul unscttlel and entirely
nontnul Hulrs nf No. and double extra Ohio ut 47a
dc Michigan. 44Ac; Wisconsin, 4oy: eolnbing anl
de!a!ne, 5et95Hc nnwabhcd combtng, 37HG94so !;
secured, a5Gl75o; washed, o0o superane al OF.
tra pulled, j!Gl51p
, 1873-11-09

ST. Lou1s, Nov. B.-Tho insurance on Jamos
Thorntona stock, which was burned Inst night.
Now York, $4,000 each; in tho London, Liver
pool, and Globe, 81, 900.
, 1873-11-09
RAILROAD NEWS.


NEW YonK, Nov. ga meeting Of tho Pam
atna Railroad Directors WIS held yesterday, at
Which q roport of tic condition Of tho Company
WAS presented Of favorable nature. It il said
TINT resolution WAS passed. requesting the
resignation Of President StocAwcll, but lle pos
itiyoly refused to comply with tho sonso Of tho
meeting. IT ia understood TINT resolution will
bo pnssed thnt tho position Of tho President bo
don't aud Treasurer slall bo ,ntlustol with tic
management Of tho business.
, 1873-11-09

CINCINNATI, Nov. ga fire ut Covfngton, Kv.,
yesterday, destroyed the streot-car stables. Tho
loss ia about 90, 600.
, 1873-11-09
H1STnN STREET.

BOSTON STREET. a0VEMENTS.
DoaroN, 1lasa.. Nov. 8.-Tho cost Of widening
md improving tile stroets in the burned district
iB 81, ,070 900.
, 1873-11-09
'EFao Cn,,tltisa Southern.

DETROIT, Miell., Nov. 8.--Illo Canada South
arn Hallway will commence running passenger
trains Aolce to Fayesto Oh Monday.
, 1873-11-09

Passenger fsnrnialsa 0f tho Union pn-
Gi1ic.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 8.-Tllo passenger oarn-
ingB of tile Uuion Pacific thA week amount to
$11G,BG4.19.
, 1873-11-09

ALLEN AND HOGAN.
OMAHA, Nov. 8.--Contrary to expectation
Allou and Hogan did not arrlyo tllis morning.
, 1873-11-09

Artragts-Daly, 6 Class; Blossom, 15-22.
Htahts. Kuns-Day, 80, 50. A. 81, 81, 80; 5losaon,
so, 90, 49, 25, Is.
THE TOURNAMENT.
a Meeting Of players md billiard -manufactnr-
ers Is called for today at noon, at the Sherman
House. Those who arc to participate in Tho
tournament arc requested to DO present.
, 1873-11-09

taina. In nlcso povorty-striclsen days, whom
la1icn feel called upon to make their own
drosBos, and trim thoir own llatD, auch 4 maga-
zinc In IN Invaluable companion, and in tho prill-
cipal ornamont of tho family library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-02

THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE Con-
vENTIoN-Whdt They Did at Yesterddys's Session
The democrats Of the state of New York met in
convention yesterday at Utica. The morning
session was marked by considerable confusion
created by Dreamer, OF the Apollo Hall dele
cation Of New York city, endeav oring to speak,
and paying no attention to the rulings of the
presiding officer, who several times raped him
to order. The scene lasted several minutes, a
number OF members crying, "Put him out" AT
the afternoon session a permanent organic alton
was effected by the election Of Horatio Sey-
mour as permanent chairman, who INDUCED In
ticket makes q certain triumph. At the even
ing session resolution excluding from the state
democratic committee any man who voted for
or received back pay In Congress gave rise to
warm discussion, but was finally adopted unani-
mously. The state committee was then APP
pointed, with Samuel j. Tilden at its head a.
member at-large, and the convention adjourned
till to-day,