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AN OUTRAGE.

MOBILE, Oct 6-Messrs. Renfroe Bullock, P.
A Hlllinan and Child, thu gentomen char ged
with The m rider of ". P. Billings, in Sumt I
county, arrived here Suniay evening. They were
interviewed this morning. They repre- seat that
their .uf rings and the brutal n.gd SUI, 3 they
endured We're Dir ,aifdi. hey were hi1dcnH i
and chained together after the arr. st was IN ld-,
and pat i char-e Of squad of Fod-r. ,ldters,
WHO had instructions to oAoJt th5fso1 tic sIIg At
est prDvpcatloa
They were carried to the train a. Demopois
and aio < the entire folte t. il IA itacry, re
the subject of and ID I.c- t, N ia negro
and scaIiavags, va " ~ freely I'm tied 10 the
cars When re naluin, over at ouy station they
We're thrown lIto tue vIle-t deus reeklus with
hith; were denied water and meas and prohibit
ed tom CO muucating with heir attorney.
re Mar hal VINO arrested the prisoners had q
warrant Tor vi liam Hiilman, and II. A. Hnlmau
deman led the authority b. which he was arr st.
ed. The Marshal replied: 1t don't maas Q
d-m bit OF difference; We ~ill take Sou aloug
now, and get WiiIiaIn some other tirae."
The trial is stil! progressing before Com Ais-
sioner Gillette. Three negro Witnesses we're *
anined to-day. Their testimony was incoAerent.
Their lesson was not veil learned. q they con.
tzadicted themselves frequently.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| New YoKK, Oct. 6, Evening. -Cotton-Mid-
ding up!ands i5t4 l5I; sales to-day, 2S43 baIes;
closed steady. Sales 1900 bales as follows:
October Is ll69l5 1892, Novem or Is 3-l6, De-
ceInber 10 0gl5 5-32, January Is ll-l6, February
l6G Is i32, March l6s0ll6 II 81, April 10 II LOO
! Ii 1852, May l6BM16 l5-1G, June Is l6Qgl5s.
southern -four quiet; common to fair extra
| s. l0106, good to choice 81 55(aS 70 Wheat ir-
regular aud unse tiled Milwaukee shade easier.
other kinds without decided change. Corn !;
scarcely 80 firm, very moderate inquiry 961I365,
Western mixed 97I9S. Western yellow 81. Sugar
firm, o5MSI, fair to good refinery 81, prime $40
81 for fair to good fair. MuscavadI moIasses
quiet and unchanged kice quiet and nnchang
az 40 for strained. Turpentine sfirmer, 37Q937A.
Pork, active and tirmer; new $230125 Beef
quiet. Lard nrmer; 144@143 for Prime steam
rendered. Whisky steadier, ST. Freisht- cot
ton by steam 9-3201l.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Cotton quiet; MiGldling
IA. Flour quiet; good demand for low grades.
Wheat dull; No. 8 red fall 81 Ol0li o. Corn
demand light, but holders firm; No. 2 mixed So.
Dat, 2M53. Whisky steady, 81 "a. Pork dull,
s22Gs22 %. Bacon quiet, only small order trade.
La d-suinmer 13s.
CINCIHNATI, Oct Cotton quiet; midding
l44; Flour and wheat unchanged Corn quiet
and weak $685.. Oats steady demand moder-
ate 540t5S. Pork nominal. Lard quiet sum-
mer l34l34. Bulk meats CLOSED firm shoulders
74@8 clear rib nominally l3b@li, clear IA.
Bacon closed steadier: shoulders 81, clear rib Is,
clear lj40GI55 Whisky demand fai mar
ket firm 81 %.
CHICAGO, Oct. O. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat closed dull No ! spring Chicago, 81;
No 2, 9ls. Corn closed dull No. mixed, 79i.
Oats steady, demand onerate. No. 2 49,.
Pork demand fair, prices advanced, f21 so. Lard.
demand fair, market firm; l4t. Bulk meats, de-
mand fair, market firm, no sales, and prices un-
changed. Whisky steady, demand moderate,
81 o..
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6. Cotton quiet Middling
49, Flour and wheat quiet ano unchanged.
Coyn firm, s2@s5c. Oats quiet, 650l7O. Mess
pork nominal. Bacon dull, pr-ces have declined
shoulders y, clear rib l43, clear l5s. Sugar
cured hams l3!, plain nominal. Bulk meats
dull; shoulders 81. clear rib IA clear Is. Lard
tierces .6l, keg 16. Whisky 81 03. Basgng IN
changed "
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BOARD or TRADE,

BosroN, Mass zee. 4. Al meeting Of the
Board of Trade to-day 1t unanim: isy 10.
sol. ed that the Executive Committee appoint q
special committee to represent the Board before
the Secretary OF the Treasury and the commit
tees of the Senate and Rouse of Representatives
concerning revision. % the tariff laws, with the
view to simplify t:,e collection of custom revenue,
portunltles for fraud on revenue, protect tho
honest against the fraudulent importer, and pro-
mote economy in collecting 10y q 'olishing unpro-
ductNe custom houses and duties. The said
committee be requested to gather all the neces-
sary information by comforting with the mer-
chants III all branches of trades hi crested there
u. and especially consider what can be done to
facilitate the transit of products of canada
through this port for export. Also, that tho
sad committee be requested to confer with the
Chamber Of Commerce IN New York III reference
to the matters submitted to it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. 6.-rhe ire in Myers's and
eros s stores. this morni s, was the most de-
structlve OF the season. Myers & Co.'S stock
vas valued at from $4,000 to 1900; insured
TOR S23,OO0. Gross's stock was insured for $3.50.
he building was valued at s30,0UO; insured for
300 In building was G implicitly sutted>
chester have another of those I" Ross Chld"
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 6. Lieut.. Maho,nmade
Iuplc of the Turkish army, stationed here to
inspect the arms manufactured for his govern
menl, committed suicide to-day. Cause, intem-
pelanct.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-The annual State Agricul-
tural aud Mechanical Fair opened al PimcO to
day, with fine attendance. There was tino
dlap,ay of cattle, etc.
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NEW YORK IFENx.

NV YoAE, Oct 0.-Gassaw,y q. Lamar dice
here yesterday, aged 10 years. The funeral will
take rlace from tho residence OF hi. daux liter
MR.. Robert =. Sauter to-morro~ afternoon Ths
remains will be taken to AlexandriA for intsrment
The Lon ION Efpress has the following: The
week closed with considerable fall OF rain which
has been long wanted to lessen the effect OF the
protracl cd drouth. The win. al ia still declining
though no carefully prepared statement has
shown that the crop 10 much above the averag 20
as to quantity or quality. All ad,lces IRON tho
Conin' Mt report decline in price. Arrivals At
Odessa have been light and unsAtistactory Il
seems that no wheat 10 expected IRON Egvpt
Bu 'haro-t letter In the ANegeacs Za,.ao.
crlic'zlng the American manner " spp.intiny
consus, whose salaries are d fraved from priv.t e
sources, the writer says: In 1876 Hun. srian
emigrsnt III New York induced the Washington
u 'vernnent to app lint one OF their number 30 q
consu ~ Office, they paving he aary III 81 Der 70
svnl i barge Oh the Cui.c0 St-teS Tr...u,y
shen the fels.ons between She $50 s4ausr. &.
justify no slch outlay.
The HuusaPIsns called shis oScsr Soar Cos
sr:' bat when Hungary cad Austria b.csma
reconcil. d his officer btcsme supsifuous. ami
the post oil probably be aband med he Jes,
OF New York obtained Mr.. psia .toa sppolu.
ment, thsv paying bis sAla y aud IN article IN the
Je %isli paper published in New York reu.s,aut-
ing him - the only protector Of the psr.ecutel
JeeN' OF Roumanla, he's ralasAd A1eA isirta lIA
OF Buchareot.
The tsoumanisn Gossramont ciatna b have
done all that was possible 10 protect asd Improve
efrts is declared to b manifest IN tbs sessatfcn
Il the exodus Of tha Jews, and. Il, thefr sueadv
immigration to RoumanIa from Austria and Bus
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AhMPnlS NkWS.

NEMPuIs Oct The s.vepth ANIMAL fair Of
Sheib. County Agricultural end Mechanical As
sotiatlos Logan 10 day under very favor able aus
piCes.
The German National Banh OF thi. city h. {.
been des grated ~ the Governments depository
for this section.
In he first Chancery Court Of this city to-day a
bill was ill by forty stocs hoiders OF the Gayoso
90 Compan> against Thomas C. Gaylord. Of
Cincinnati, and the Memphis GArlishs Com
pa =, charging that GAYLORD, who ntrolled 4
majority OF the stock Of that company, had sold
tue Quarter to the Memphis Ga.sht Company
thus dtfrAnding the minority stockholders aud
by the sale sacficlna their rights
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MAXINE. 4.

SoUfHwn.T PASS, Oct. 6, p. M.-Barometer
29:7U. Wind east. light
rived: Norw. brig Eigil, Larsen, master, A
days from 10 de Janero.
No departures.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. Oct. 6, P. NJ Wind east.
light. Weather fair.
No arrivals
Sailed Barkentine Gem and schooner TexaDa.
Mr. Ciemens, mate OF the tow boat Equator,
fell overheard from that boat, three miles below
the eit', whilst the Equator was proceeding down
the river. and Was drow ned, Mr.. Morgan a cns-
tom house officer, fell overheard from the sama
boat. when ton miles bel the city and was
also drowned. Every effort was made to save
them.
Capt. A,enl!, 81 ..e Equator re urned to New
Orleans aud reported the loss of Mr. Clemens.
Capt. A.o'ili, OF the t.,~-boat Achilles, on his
way down tbs river, stop,-d and di all he could
- assist Capt All Averl'l, Of the Equator, TO
save AS. Morgan, sut ~ishous SUCCESS.
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NASHVl LIE RACES

Nashville, Oct @-SeconI Aav % tNo Wash.
vile blood Horse Association. The attend nee
vac Icelent, sAe As.Ies stand b ing well flied
| 1t Was dlsasrous day sr enc knowing ones
sLe iirss Faces tor che Pey on Post Stake tive
Aiie .ests. Spr all az . $50 entrance, pay or play
!A< as'oclat1oS to ado $780, 500 to the second
horse, eioses WITH i've entries All started
taankIln 5 e. m Arizona, ?, 10 Thomas's .ch. c.
sig Fellow, 3, .; H4rdngs ell. f. .ztm, 5, );
tio1don ch. <. Jack OF Srumps, T. 4; McGibben's
ch ?. Seilice'"u Siine .:4i4, 3:4St.
III the p's,ls sole previous t" the hrst heat Big
tsllO" Wente Wo to one over Arizona, with Hazcm
and Selie Gwn about even. third, JACK OF
Irumps went begging at dollar II the pools OF
one from to two hundred At or the lirs
heat Arizona sold as the tavolile five to one over
all Others as field.
The second race for the Association purse
If $3.50, mile heats The following started !:
Horns b, C. Jouannle, 2, l. ! Richards b t. The
Nluse, 1, 2, 2; lrdin IS Ma ielra, ), B. Robin-
sons &c. c. BDnlle Nicer, I, distanceI, MegiD-
ben's ch. I. Astoria, q distanced. Time-IAo,
l1ci, 1850
1hlS was the most exciting race of the day,
and ths knowing ones lost heavily. The pools
sold previous to tn first heat at tho following
rates. Astoria, S205 NJ deira, $40; TIL Muse,
) SO; Bonnie Nicer and Jouannle, *32 each after
the first heat The Muse, Il ); Madeira, SIS;
Astoria, Sl20; Jouannte aud Bonnie Nicer, SO
each; after the second heat, JouanuIe S2lJ
The Muse, 500; MADEIRA, 500.
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YHNNE ALLEGED AIRuIIIIES.

CosUMBU,, $. e., o In d IN nunica ior
t, the Attorney a. neral Of the United States
o airing Gaze Sept "a President Grant spoke OF
ttucitlts as existing here, which showed II dlsre
Said t'r Law, .!'ll rights and personal prot elton
that ouaut not 80 be tolerated sis any eivIllZ d
5Uferlin mt
Vhe y Tax Snios, which met sn convention
IN the 10Th OF September. appointed committee,
consisting Of one delegate from each count, . to
inquire what atroc.ti.s aave bee. committed,
and III what section, and by whae q rs, OF perso
Ahe committee Gas just mac, @s rcpuIs
through OIL James H. iGon. President. 1t says
We have :&led t. ascertaiA = single case ~ tic
Stale OF an lnjurs, oN.rage o. wrong committed
dlr x the present scas ~ white lAaD upon .
neSrs III Che least eie9re' q 1bntab ~ Che race.
color or Sous dltio4 OF servlA .e of the ne
gro OF npol. any s;ePabGcas Ca sccoSns .. Ais
po&slcas 1; alsoLs
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4 G'>,o sIos. W sndsr,.,n she colored
people Of Ia. Pivs ward decided i ST night bv
msiorit! 81 sly :, suppor. sr.ns Nephler.
Z a., tos Ju.tic. Of she P..ca This was a
s.nsihl- no's os shs par. OF tee colored pee
pie, aad if they would tbre. ae.ds ali of the
isrerans and corrupt r-ee.ls anS agre. to vote
for ho.est ana respectable gentle zen in their
stesd Ne nishs nave come hope yet for our
poor ola tnisf rddsH SAta Frank will un-
doubted, b tAs "wAita Peoples" choice too
for Jastise Of .As Psacs in that Ward a nos;-
tsn T. whieh hs was honestly and fairly
slestAd IN 1s72. bat swfndled out of it to give
place . . fsiaUw whs has not d me the colored
people q any one else justice since he hag
'helda so8o6;-Baton Rouge, Sd inst
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MUSICAL,

PHILADELPHIA Oct. the musical proees-
sion to-day elected the following officers fop the
fhiiadolpnia Mrs.cal Assoc Aious: fre.ident,
Ihomas L Holkln.: Woe President. C. F. Aloll..
oecielaky, }. Z. Hem; easurer Jacob l. OK ;
Cotiiise nor, Gustavus kemak Delegates to Ma
uohal Musical Congress ~ Baltimore: III mas
Z Horkln-, j. Z. Helm, Scob Beck and Chas
tlaSenahh. Xecutve Comm We and Board OF
Auditors were also chosen. The organization
has over 10 members and On invested capital of
sl3,o Oo object Is unity, protection and resu-
iatIon OF Its members, the cultivation OF musical
art and the Gre ,tion OF fund for the erection Of
Il and music hall
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MARTIAL LAW.

MONTGOMERY, Oct 6. A letter to the 4drei1i-
ser from one Of the most prominent and reIlable
citizens OF Humpter county, says The United
States Marshals are very actively engaged here
martial law III p int fact exists in Sumter
houses are enteItd by U. S. soldiers without form
or ceremony private property is taken and car
ned oil without leave or license and private cti-
Zens, az alnst whom there is no shadow OF u
charge, are arrested without warrant or process
Uf law.
A few nights ago the whole body Of the Dem
oclatlc and Conservative Convention was put
under arrest until Deputy United States Mar
nigh: squad OF Federal soldiers went INTO the
country houses and not finding the owners at
home, took INTO Their posses ion guns and ps tolls
belonging to different parties. at Of the
houses III charge OF Il negro man who was Sleep
ing IN II with his little son in attempting to sur
II und 1t, they awcke the little boy who bee .me
heightened and sra. ted to run. He was shot ut
eight or nine times, but whether he Was wounded
or not am unable to ray.
The next night Marshal Randolph with soldier rs
and detective, went to the house of ono the
most gu ct and respectable citizens and sur
rounded It,. When lie arose i'll The murnelg he
found that his premises were guarded all around
As soon as dressed, he opened the doors, when
Rand lph and h crowd came in. The gentle
man was ordered to cross his hands 50 that he
thoriy for his arrest
The U. s. Deputy Marshal significantly tapped
his mUsket, and remarned: " This Is my author
lty. An Old man started early to town 4; til. U
>. Marshal, with squad, met him; told him he
was out TOO early, and arrested and held HIM
seveia hours. The niarshais appear surprised
10 Aud no White league Ill the cOu, try.
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CHI RICH CONGRESS-HAVANA NEWS.

NEW Yoa6, Oct -Tae first annual NEE ing
OF the CIlrch ,nsress in the United States
wa. ommeucel this morning in Calvary Church
at hait-pa't 10 O'Clock. by the adminstrat ton OF
the rite OF Holy Comma .ton. Bishop Whpplr.
Of Minnesota, OBLIGATED, assisted by several
ministers.
NEW foRK. Oct. Ga Havana letter. dated
Sept 30, says: sit Is reported here that the
insurgents entered the t,wn OF Remedies and
were IN poss' ssion for twenty four hours We
five days wi h u5 tele .ra ms from Ne !. York.
the dates OF the % l, 2i.h and 25th wing to-
gether Sunday"
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RIO DE JANEIRO.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Oct cit is probable that
the Emperor Don Pedro will visit the United
States Of No, tn America next year.
Later advice from Bueno. Avres state thai
there Is the greatest excitement among all classes
III consequence Of the Instruction. Many per-
sons are flying from the city Every departins
steamer carries away numerous families Mr.
chant steamers leaving lows are escorted to sea
by ne war ships of their r. Spective Governments,
rs shey fear mrIe,tatln 1y the ,n~urse nts fleet
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CLOSING THE EyPO>I;lOs.

CHICAGO. Oct G.-rhe Executive Comms tee of
he International State lu ustsal Exposition to-
lay decided to close exposition SaturcaO evening"
he 10Th INST. he interest hes continued uuol
teirupted throughout and It's SO cess, botn 10 an
callv and exhibition, has been most satls
factory. The attendance Sos che Aast week has
been steadily Ecrta-lny
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ESCAPE OF PRI>ONER>-ONE Of THE GUARDS
htLLED.

HoL's SpEINee Miss Ocs. e.-Last ni.le
i've negroes. prisoners, br IKE jail h re and es-
dee senttn . of haugiug fuS snsr'les, strucS the
GUARD Nach HlA, ON slse head with bar OF iron
causing hl. 6eath ~ ostoci EMS stternoon A
Sc rife Vos-. secAptuls1 al - them to-day. Hill
as Se,.etass ~ Slae. The feeling among the
colorcd people IL sucA az y oAI4 Feudta Ierkins
lIss ALA.A Ole OltslAe ~ ial.a
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Brooklyn ArgaS: ode West directly
charges THAI Professor Ssing does not preach
the AmngasnA Brlllianoe of The Godhead
CT ~, and 10 Macedonian We are glad he
doesn't TIA asp sngasmAr has probably
somshing 10 10 with the paroxysmal,' and
Swing WAS right - choke it Of, even if be has
70 become an Ethiopian"
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NOMlNATl0o, RATIEIED

CHARLESTON, Oct. "A very lsrs. meeting
composed Of the whites and black. indi.c,Im
nate'y, to rally the nomination Ut Green and
DE aney, for Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
by the Independents Republicans. Judge Green
opened the campa gu Ia speech, which wa ;
Received with grea enthusiasm. Delaney aud
other prominent Repu ,Iicans also spoke.
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The literature Of the Beecher scandal has
contributed several popular expressions to the
slang OF the lay, all Of which ara conspicuous
for their absurdity or incorrectness. Passing
by the 'paroxysmal kiss, which must have
been something like st. vitus' dance to the
music of the Scotch fiddle, we come to the
ragged Edge OF desp .ir +" as a sitting place
Precisely what this means. was intended to
mean. or can be made to mean, we are by no
means sure, inasmuch as people don't usually
sit on edges. ragged edges at that. There is,
perhaps. no more inelegant and Incorrect
phrase than "our mutual friend" except
" stepping down and out" You can't
st p, down and out of" pulpit or down of
anything at all. tho gh We concede that on
occasion man can step down from and out
OF 1t. A ID now comes Nj IS Catherine Beech
er and enriches he iangl &c with the fright
full word. 'ldy-authoress, word for which
we cannot even feel the sympathy which we
extend to gentlenln-cow.' TIE mos sense
less prefix is lady'-yhy don't they talk of
"lady suff age ?'-an the sfix of an-"ess"
TO ''poet. "author,' an such words, il in
the very height OF ineleg .nce and incorrect
ness. Perhaps Miss Byecher had in her
minds eve the famous instance of tn New
York Herald man who described the "funeral
of . late. deceased military officer. st. Louis
GSObA
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BERLIN.

BERLIN, Oct. 6.-rhe residence % the son OF
Count Won Arnim Was searched last evening by
the police, under the b, lief that the letters to his
ia her from Prince Bismarck might lie concealed
there, but the documr nts were not found. The
counts son Is a Lieutenant III the Dragon
(Iual as.
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4 RARE CHANcE-YN our ADVERTISING columns
will be noticed the announcement Of Mr.. J. Tur-
cote's sale of damaged dry goods at twenty-five
ents on the dollar. This is chance seldom
offered to the public, and they should not stand
upon II der Of going, but go at once and Sc
cure some # the bargains at the White Building,
corner of Baronne and Canal streets. Don't miss
this chance-it is one IN life time.
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BY reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that Mr.. F. Selles has entire pro-
prietorsh p in the boot and shoe store of No.
1877 Canal street
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 6..spirits turpentine opened ia
W27s Cd
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6. ..ruppentine 26s0D6d.
L.vEhPooL. Oct q. 4:3O T.. Motion -sales
on basis OF MiddlinG. Uplaads, nothing below
Low Middiing. shipped November ana Deoem-
Der S.
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THE PARISH CONVENTION.

The delegate 60 he Convention ass>mSYef
in and around s:runesala Hay .esterd.,
morning - AZ. early 2ous. There cad bees
consi lerable aiaose Zee Che Sijonrnmen'
Monday as gasds enc candidate Tor Mayor
The friends Of Wig Sill Suck - AinA. bu,
there had Gen 4ac kslidin5 and chang Q, ss re.
CARDS shs otA,s s.e e@di1'sss Eo@Aa and
Leedss
SsIS:4s Gle sSon ,ssleoA syss
sAsLED 80 seDE4s
ey @resaers, p 10 Star. The soit ea:.
showed all the desg @ons Yresens
Mr.. Wash. Mrs movee to elke q e5cess a
An hour 10 allow the d leg .tions arom che d:-
ferens represei@ eve districts to 60 into nom "a
nations tor Representatives hhe proposition
Nas received o. q eey andignitie3 Mannes,
both by the 0eleg,tes and enc crowd in Che
lobby the 94tt,e hooeing ana Aissne in an
outrageous eiann 10 I4e AotioA sss Aid On
Che table
ON motcr d sfr r. pussnAefes che Con.
sent'on assseSsa TO slSe solninatioa .s .
Mayor
The name az v: . Hesa. .as PIE IN ro,nss
8ation, out sas withdrawn, and the sace was
Seiweee the oih'e two c..Glste~ l. J. Wax
snd Chas. " geeds
At the END Of ito soa 80 sis so:s Stood
Wilt A., Leeds d
Mr.. Mari oanounc.4 Che e&s D.. beH
xeeds So, anA EIltz ~. and the ANNOUNCE
ment VIZ recclseS with &remendous cheevng.
The Secretaries called the attention. 81 the
chair to tx fAs'akss al1 81 ehAR @.lGoaEcsi
il.
Considerable eonfusioa sesueS 1He seeons
call OF the roll WAS dem ,nded and opposed.
but was inrlly agreed 80 ana the aall oons-
menced.
There was considerable cree in9 ~ ahe
vote, as will be seen by the following: Zee .
43 and Witt 46, and the choice OF tAe Goo
ven.ion for Mayor was declared 80 10
Charles J. Leeds.
The result created considerable MssaisSloe
ton among the friends OF Witt. and they say
that they will insist on Witt running. They
state that tn y had no serious objection o.
another ballot, bn think that every man was
in honor bound to vote as they did in the first
ballot. They say, further, that they consider
that the second ballot should have been
looked upon as mere saI as the Rresaous
vote
Nominations for
ADMINISTRATOR OF sMPRovEMENTs
were then decl lred IN order, and the foYoWe
ing names were pnt in: +. 40 Burke John !
McCatfrey and I. II. Handy.
The first ballot stood: Burke ia Mce.ffrey
81, Handy ii. NO electloI8 !
Mr. Handy withdrew.
The second ballot resulted 40 SoY2owsA Gul1e |
55, McCatfrey 40, and
z. A. Burke
was declared the choice OF the Contention
Nominations FIR sl
ADMINISTRATOR OF eINANCa
were called for, and NJ. ~ Simpson, G. w.
Manson and Ed ard Pilsbury we're put for.
ward. On tie first ballot
Edward PilsburS
was declared the nominee, the vote standing
Pilsbury 4S, Simp on 40 and SIansoa l.
For
ADMJNIsTRATcA op ASSESSMENTS
the following names were entered z. L.
Bouny. b. F. Sturckerb . G. Carpentry and
J. B. Walton.
The ballot was as follows Bouny g. Car
penter Is, Slurcken 10, Walton 3 and it was
then unanimously declared that the choice Of
the Convention was 4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-07

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