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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-08

pB- TEMPERANCE MEETING AT SMITH
r1ELp.-At mass meeting in the in
terests of temperance, held at Smith
field, on Tuesday evening of last week,
the Good Templars, joined by those of
the same order from Leetown, turned
out in theirregalia. Effective addresses
were delivered by Rev. d. NJ. Gilbert,
of Winchester and Rev. DR.. Andrews
of this town. After the addresses the
following Resolutions were offered and
adopted unanimously -
Resoipsd, That we hail with thank.
fitness to God the improved state of
morals in this county since the County
Court have been Withholding licenses
to sell liquor, an improvement manifest
in every community notwithstanding
much reinissness in executing the law
both ON the part of citizens and jurors.
Rssoiusd, That we tender thanks to the
court for their action in this matter, and
exhort them in the interest OF good
order, morality and religion to continue
firm and faithful against all opposition
in this good work, and to persevere IN
refusing all licenses for the sale OF
either spirits or beer, assuring them as
hitherto that the great mass of our citl-
zens are with them.
RESOLVED, That We urgently appeal
to all good citizens and to the various
Temperance Orders to see to it that the
laws in this matter are diligently car
ried out against all transgressors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-08

THE LATEST THING QUIT
JUST received THE LONGFELL0W
y INITIAL PAPER, the very latest style
out, for sale At ktLS.3ty..
Feb 20 BARNHART'6.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-08
BUIST,S GARDEN SEEDS

A RE without doubt the best In the mar
n ket. Do not use Shaker or other COM
mission seeds, they are not reliable, A.
many can attest. Call at III. II. Bill
LINGS' Drug Store and get Buist's.
Feb. p, 1875. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-05-08

e@ "THE BEE LINE FOR BosToN. -
As the Centennial celebrations OF Rev
dictionary events are now in order, lei
it not be forgotten by our people thai
the 10th day of June next viii be tht
hundrcdth anniversary of that memora
BILE meeting at Morgan's Spring, in thi:
vicinity, when the first company Of
rilemen raised sfor the defence Of
American liberties" marched from thence
for the relief of Boston. We trust that
the day will not be allowed to pass
without an appropriate commemoration
and in this connection we ask the atten'
ton of our readers to the subjolned ex'
tract from tho rBaitimore Patriof
which we find republished in the "Ha'
gersto,vn Torch Light' for Tuesday,
June 23d, 1885,
INTERESTING JuBlLEE--A party OF
ladies and gentlemen met on the 10Th
of June at the spring Of Daniel Morgan,
Esq, near Shepherdstown, Va, to cele-
brate the day, pursuant to an arrange
ment made FIFTY YEARS AGO. 1t appears
that in the spring of ITS two rolun-
teer companies were raised, one in
Winchester, the other in Shepherds
town, as the quota Virginia had been
required to furnish. They turned out
for twelve months, furnished their own
rifles and equipage, and marched 10
Boston in twenty one days. They were
commanded by Hugh Stephenson and
Daniel Morgan, afterwards Col. Steph-
enson and General Morgan). On the
10th of June 1775, and previous to their
departure, Col. VIM, Morgan gave bar
bacue to Stephenson's company at the
spring above mentioned and the heroes
OF the company made an engagement
";hat the survivors should meet at that
spring on that day fifty years to come,
which agreement has thus been fulfilled,
But of the ninety=seven who composed
the company .fUe only are living, and
OF the FIVE, only two were present, the
others being prevented by age and In
FIRMLY Those present were, Maj. Hen.
ry Bedinger, of Berkeley, Va, and
Mai. Michael Bedingsr, Of Kentucky,
The other three are Judge Robert
Hhite of Winchester, Va, Gen, Sam
uei Emdiey aud Hiiiiom Huise, Esq,
of Ohio. Two patriotic songs. the same
that had been sung there fifty years
ago, were sung, "AuH Lung Syns'
was played, and, before breaking up,
the company agreed that the survivors
should celebrate the day at the same
place twenty-five years hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

TO the Treasury Of the United States tho large sums OF
money taken from by j. ". B0ser and his partners,
and that they have continued IN favor with secretary
Delano then that officers completely with frauds can
easily be established. . =.
The exposure made b. committee OF CONGRESS
months after Mr. Delano entered his present once
Ry Mr. Bosers testimony In yonr possession, yon viii
perceive that Mr. A II. Wilder OF Minnesota Is por.nr,r
Of Bosler's and a who Ia still more Thoroughly
fraternizcd with by Secretaries De!ano and Cowan anu
by Indian Commissioner Smith. 40
The interior department Will. II you request iT
Won with copy OF 81 Paul ioneer Press OF the 5th
inst. in WIFI you will lind letter from A. H. wider
addressed TO ne that letter there IL Confession made
by Wider and bis chief clerk samuel Gordon that they
OBJ aimed fraudulent vouchers and collected money there
on from the Treasury Oi the United STATES.
This confession voluntarily made, but because
tie hooks Of original entry In the handwriting OF samuel
(o,don are now in Ds city These books 10 doubt
b. sent 10 your commission, II IL desires to show the
fraudulent character OF the beef contractors and the com
vlcity OF the officers Of the Interior Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
THE GRAND COUNCIL WITH FHE SIOUX.

MAJOR HOWARD SENT 10 BRING IN SPOTTED TAIL
sUBDUED FEELING OF THE FIERCE NORTHERN
TRIBEs-EAGgR INTEREST OF THE INDIANS IN
TIE OBJECTS or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF The BLACK HILLS ExPEDIH NJ
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
RED CLOUD AGENCY, sept. z, via Fort LARA
ME, Sept 1OThe council tor the sale of the Black
Hills and Big Horn country will probably begin
its work the 9th. Since the arrival of the Com
mssioners, the 4th, efforts have been made 20
begin work at once, but disputes between rival fac
tons a. to where the council shall be held has de-
layed matters. The Commissioners. seeing no ter
miuation to the dispute, have ordered Major How
ard to bring Spotted Tail aud his Indians here.
This chief has caused all the trouble, wanting the
council near his agency. The $500 collected from
the Missouri and the Big Horn represent the most
varied and largest interests made the subject OF
q council in this Western country.
Your correspondent, to be here has just arrived
from Camp Transfer of Tie Black Hills expedition,
making ride of about 200 miles on horse back over
difficult and dangerous country, accompanied by
three soldiers and Mr.. Davenport Tho great inter
est in the sale of the Black Hills aud Big Horn Monn-
tains warrants the effort. No doubt sale viii be
effected, but at what price cannot he Appropriated.
Rcd Dog says, 1t is his country. ana the miners
must pay for the gold they have taken ont and for
the damage DONE lEe council VIII many
interspersed with dances by the Omahas, Foxes and
other exercises of different tribes.
The MinneconiOus, the Bad Face, and Sano-arcs,
fierce tribes Of the north, are more subdued than
ever known. They no longer in the ascendancy.
Hunger has turned them. They viii eat Govern
n,cnt beef, poor as il is. Tho last 30 miles OF my
ride was over route swarming with these red
Arabs. Many stopped us for talk, all eager for news
of Koa-Sap at the Black Hills, seeing rs coming
from there. They were tho interviewers Crazy
Lodge dra eyed your correspondent into his
Tee-Pce 70 have the all to himself to the disgust
of the assembled crowds of warriors and squaws.
He wanted TO get idea what price to ask in the
coming council. Not being retained ~ attorney,
and also mol TLe in my views, Ely Information was
not particularly satisfactory.
The Black Hills expedition is at Camp Transfer,
trying to make its way north with train to the
Bear Lodge butte country. Possibly il may not al
feet this. Work will have to DO done with pack an
mals for transportation. There are 10 now gold
discoveries. Ia fact it is thought that the expedi-
ton has reached tho boundary of the gold land. and
gone beyond the Sandstor The expedition will
start soon on the hOmewa.,. march. Possibly 1t
may come this way through the Mauvaiscs TeffeS to
collect fossils and bones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
cor. TYLDTh 4r F0GT EDU4RD.
nECTP-!OS OF TUIE GOvERNOR AND S,AFF-A
COETrNPiATFD ADDRESS POsTpuN;D on &C
COrsT OF IIIE WEATHER.

A nECrP.OS OF TIE GOVERNOR AND s'AFF-A
COETrNPisTtD ADDRESS POSTPONED on &C
CoUsT OF TIIE WEATHER.
FOaT ErwArE, \. y, Sept. lc.--ln Accord
auc n lib ~. siUis arrangements, Gov. IJdrn ai sti
a.vel at Fort EG,ac tbs mUrins, ana were reserved
hv commit appointed 10 escort them 10 me grounds
a. tie Washiuatri Agricultural S0acty GA account OF
.e rain y vas though advisable that the lie: e!tiOn to
tho Goyrrnor take place at the OI era ilccsa I'M
osrty adiOul lsd that place, III approprat" al
dresa OF wei was there made by Dr. D. l. Aug o
.he Fort Edwar Institute. The Governor responded u
Dief speech, thanking the citzens iof tae Aosp"aie'
extended TO HIM. and assuring tcn uat it gave ilni
pleasure 10 IeysIt their beautiful village and gih, upon
the spot which II. his childhood le bai s,n,n; TO
reverence or its historic fame. lie was followed ny
Iia,-oo, J,o-eleii.cr In f,w ven chosen rcna.ha.
Tue pa then visited Toe IIdiiute, rnd we're driven
tie Ia. uound., Vice hey were received by tha
officers OF the Society at Their private
the In oeasing Tie party escorted to the grand
stand, whoro 1905 people Lad gathered in spite
Of the damp ana cold weather. Ihe Governor was
.ntiodacel BY ho President, r. l.. Coy, AMI al
,,ressed Tho audience ~ some length Tie aliuded
20 the anccstrai associations the place aud to early
~ in hat 81, nifty. He spoke of the special ntoIr sls o.
The farueit. ri l. ..aticu particularly
lie mentioned that IN the County Of Washing
ton ~ town and comfy taxes amount to
less tuau til State tax. H stated
.hdt u reuuc;ion of Onhalf OF the state taxes, wi'a
could be effected In two years, wodli m
ddce the burden OF the iaIllers of th'
e-,...ry one quarter, and Sail that es
c Tie otler half that wac IN their exciuslve control II
they would enlorce iruga' and economy in the admin
istrsricn VI ,heir town and county o1icc3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
C.tN4L REFORM.
THE cAHhl COMMISSION FINISH TTEIg WORK Al

THE CANAL COMMISSION FINISH TffII WORK Al
BUgrALo-AERssr OF sUrERiNr..SDENr XIII
100 CorRU Pr =.
DJrr4LO. pl. i0.--The members OF the Gov
ea.rs Co,nnis. - q. for Albany tonight. About
twcnt 1--we witness hayo been examined. SONIC
ntarsstlug t.,cts have cen ELECTED, but they arc
rot vet ready i,r general publication The Co'nnis-
pion expect 10 lave are port ready for publication
early nest week
John Kelly, jr, Superintendent OF tlns
section on the oath of Mes''s. hagOne
and Van Bureu. which seems TO be beyond al cGvi
was arrested At noon to-day. The charge Ia that he
received for his personal use from Ellis Webeter,
coal merchant of this city, eight tons vi coal, for
which the state paid, and II 10 from Webster as =
blbe for lis Influence Ia mo purchase IL coal winch
amount Webster claims to have collected rom the
State on Kenys sworn statement Kelly makes
general Genial Of tie charges. lie gave bail Ia -
sum Of sc, 600 City Treasurer Bosk and J-cob GIT
terre becoming bis bondsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.


TIE sERyIAN LEGISLATURE OPENTD-PRIEcE Milan
NON-CCMsiITAL- THE POPE RECOMMENDS
PEACE.
BELGRADE, Friday, Sept. 10, 1873.
The formal opening Of the Servidn Skuptchina, or
Legislature, took place yesterday. Prince Milan In
his speech referred. in indefinite language, II
the troubles IN Bosnia and Herzegovina lie said he
relied hs peoples support n tho serious task i'm
posed by the grave crisis.
The the paragraph in his speech concerning the
insurrcction Is ~ follows:
Events In the Turkish Provinces have caused much
anxiety. The people Of those countries have taken
which beset them The Porto is massns
troops frontier. THIS complcates the
Of anxiety The nation asks for protection 1be
inhabitants OF Bosnia fly here to escape fire and sword
will do all able TO contribute tn restore we'll
ordered condition Of things 1t to be hoped that the
guaranteeing Powers will succeed In pscifyng and salts
flying the population
VIENNA, Friday, Sept 10, 1875.
II il reported that the Pope has instructed the
Catholic bishops in Bosnia and Herzegovina to hse
their influence in calming the people aud to facli-
tate the pacitication of those provinces.
PARIS Friday Sept. 10, 1875.
Advices received here from Constantlnope repre-
sent that the Porte tn reward Serva for neutrality,
will evacuate Zwornik, and grant facilities with
regard to railway construction; and for the same
reason il will concede to Montenegro a recthcation
of her fOntcTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Sept 10.-Pres;dent Gonzales OF
5.n'o Domingo has suppressed DDS lahes newspaper
Puerto Plata; put in the Interest Of tho Cuban
Insurgents.
TORONTO, Sept. 1O-A schooner which ar
nyed this morning repors she saw yacht on French
mans Bay bottom upward. which Is believed to be tho
surprise which left for home after the regatta
here yesterday, with eight or nine iersons on board
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-Capt. +. Simpson
Of tho war steamer Omaha reports to the Navy De-
uartmeut that he request the American consul at
Aspnwmli 10 prsgent the landing OF tho boz rfnes
bro,txnt from Newly for the State VI Bolivar
HALIFAX, Sept. lO.-The annual Convention
Of the Young Mems Chrisap Associations OF the MARI
rime Provinces opened ut Pictou last evening. I've
hun ired delegates present. tneiudhx repFosenss
slyes from Montreal, Boston. ami PhiladeiphiA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
DELEGATES 10 THE DEIOCRATrC erATE coz
yl..r-nh-EON. T,i.Dl.N CONNIE iDLD.

Coop. a.g0NN, n. Y, Sept. 10.--The foliov-
n. ceieQa.. io.. The let Di"trct NJ Oscso Comfy 10
ire Ieu race eta;e Convention have been appmr'ed'
ue-c-ilh ...:,ee !. C. Tcnn.nt and Samuel i. shaw"
Gov. vI.dc. " 81, struu giY CONNER led.
OGDENs 70, y. Y, Sept. 1O.-At the con-
ytnuu OF Democrats and Liberal Republicans oi The 's'
Assembly Dls,rct OF 81 L,1rcnce County To-Day, d.
ia ol, jr Cn..i,s tu:hoIy, anl f. NJ HObt 'ol We"
oIej f.ie -tes TO the State C0nYrrtion. Resolutions
V,c an Gns: lining GOV. I'll cl and fuF IN el. lreS
.- tif..t i,.-cdfiun Vas also ado led n !tN"i
or n. q. .aWy'r 10" AtiOs Dey iteu"ral.
ArBURv, y. Y Sept. tO.-At the Democratic
CONVENTION ior The Ist sop,DJ District A. Nt''', Ut
The lion Crarirs s. &C. rdsey jr was ren"min cd f'
A,cnl,r O.: IL Azsen bly,. Roger Quinn, Charles Nt,'
aG J-iia Tlcr were elected delegates to tn 6t"'e
CoVcu;ioh. solut.ons were ADOPTED ~ the onNtiioh
COY Tlidcn rctorincr whose acts cor
spnui With no pIJlcseuis," and ih.tr;c'.ag IN"
!. ccsjfs she l.rir To ne 6ic COW 'lrCh 80 Eo'
r1g no cI.didat.. 10. IN syn ,atly with COY. Tiden
r. ,.flu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
pENCLFAIiC DsLEGAITr FE~a RICHMOND
COUNTY.

At the recent ne ting Of the Richmond
Comfy Democratic Conv -hton to elect delegates 10 TIC
sal Convention, regulations .ere adopted approving
Cav Gider. co~-o nd declaring reiief that II hc
Nati e., \ 1IFs;ta,Ion w;s conducted WITH TIE states
nansn.p and III hc sliri, which ,ln AFFAIRS 0t TIE
STATE have managed ,enaiiiy and corfu ?"a wod!i
~, Gr ae ID, sio - ynicnto restored and if1 given To
tpo yari i 'ndusrie, Of the coune.y Il. b. Mni'un'
Dgiyh. Townsend and Samuel r. Brlcit, were elected
delegates 20 tre Sttc convention, and j. i. Calhcf
delegate &c the Jrjic .Ty LOnyentlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
detail IA heartily ndOrsed ny this Association and recon-
meaded to the considers ration Of all good citizens.
ACTION OF OPPONENTS OF TAM'iANy.

ACTION OF OPPONENTS OF TAMIANY
An enthusiastic meeting OF the anti-Iam-
many Democrats Of the XlIIth Assembly District was
he'd last evening front OF No 2G3 Yves, Sevcnecnthst
platform vas built the street, and was lit up with
Chinese lanterns. brass band furnished music, aud
large crowd Of people was prrs"n'. Tie meeting was
called to order by Hugh Nc :0udrleR. nd Col Ma Fried
man was elected Chairman. Remark, were made by
Col Friedman, W. T. Gibson, and Levi j. lsaacs. anti
Tamngny delegate to she Convention At syracuse
Thos j. Crcamo peetcd 10 be present bat did not
come
Mr. Isascs saa y 1t ley met TO oppose the cor
ruit rule " Tam.any !! i and john Kelly lie was TIE
thought might he rightly iikebed to Gen Gr'nt-"ie
the Caesar O. the United states, the other the CAESAR
Of the Democrat party The speaker expressed PREF
for beng under the rule OF m NJ Tweed, II tue
choice Law the Ring leader and John Kelly
This sentiment met with approval aud three loud cheers
for Tweed were given. TIE orator tneh eA
planned his reason for the cnoioc, whlch waS
t,ng away, willie Kelly and his gang stole but gave
nothing. There more npplanse at This. John Nor
rissey Was mentioned iavOralJ, and three cheers were
nurI.cv" denounced IN hot language. ms . f'ed
to afford great amusement 10 the assenhlage
Rec 5luiOus were adopted !ndorsnS the Reform mtaH
urss Instituted by Gov. Tilden dcnouncins the ont-nil
tol. friedman. ". j. Gibson and levi j. Isa1cs as
delegates the Democratic state Convention Ia bo held
syracuse and regulating al otner persons claiming
Tcpr, sent the District.
The mt Ttrlu.aiy Democrats % the XvfIth Assembly
District held convention al evening AT Tie ,iuoha
Assemble !.DnIns - W.. Forty 'nti st. Tor Tue par
pu0e en-, D r-dNs ana ait"Fndtes 10 inc DchJ
cratic State COn,on;,on at -yracus.: The following
we're chosen: Dcicga!cs Hrnry Murray, ex-Jndce
Michael Connolly, Norris hneei; A'i,inates, i.chhiu
y. Tower, WiJIaIu klng, AID Adolph L. sanger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
THE COLLISION WITH THE ROYAL YACHT.

"a
SPEED RECOMMENDED.
LONDON, Friday. Sept 10, 1875.
The body Of the mate Of the MistletOe, which
WI. run down and the soen the lsth nit by
TIE royal yacht Alberta. recently recovered As the
body found within tho Jurisdiction Of Portsmouth.
another inquest held and terminated to-day. The
Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death. but with .
rider there Of Judgment the part Of
the officers Of the Alberta, and they further
express the opinion that q slower rate Of speed and
more efficient lookout would DO conducive to the
public SAFETY.
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taken suddenly and violently III with collie. He
moved from the train this place and conveyed a
rage TO the Morgan House ard Dr John H. Cooper
summoned The doctor injected morphine into the sus
icrers syete, aud tonight his condition is improved
and nc is ont OF danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
SIR. WELSH CITES SOML EVIDENCE AGAINST
THE DEPARTMENT..

fuE LARGE SUM TAKEN PROM TIIg TREASURY ny
Bo,lER FgAUDULENTLY, WITHOUT REBUKE
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1O.-Thc Indian Frauds
Compsson having requested sir Welsh to appear before
them "a a witness he addressed 10 Mr. Fotcher, Cb"lr-
Oh "a of tho Commission today, letter, wherein he
,tes his desire not 10 testify before the Commission
He sal his published letter VI Aug. II Is sufficient
reason Cor 1is dee ..nation. lie continues;
mail TO your ad6gess pamphlet entitled summing
U ~ Ndrnoe" etc. from wI.cb You can get autIen.io
lorna ION If fanls committed ny }. W Boser. WI 'c
,ing. y.u - IEgcstisaiDs AZ you hnu on eAhh.ht
90 u 49, rst =, iJy4AhO Lac taken NO s,eI% 10 restore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
APPROVAL OF THE SARATOGA CONVENTION
ACrioE OF Assembly DISTRICT REPCBI!CAN AoNO-
CIAT.ONS.


t;ct Ff0.bcan Association, licd last evening, Pref
dent w. L. II. as, 81 ne CHAR, consdtr'b'e DinCer
o. new nitIasers as elected and the iOiowns res id
TONS unanimously adopted:
YnrecS, Iile Republican Convention which met al
Is ncpcs nd desires Of tnc wei ~Isher-
s!iiS S' S5r 9dr s1r a ncIrt ro;lSnng tho rscci
ana sympathy Vi ine people; tbe ioi; be y ., ,,
ReSotctd, Inat ,he k'puhhcan' 81 Tie Al hs'ch'V
District 10 hci,5' rainy and hdOIse cue ila"in "i
principles riesont,i f,r or sap. n. ..,.,.,.-,
Hesotc,d IL trc paHrs lTeeont"h 7" un "f
or snnIagcs at ne ensuing tec' hicn wa VIII com
nlaud surpoi ri IA neliisen sotrs anu !, WON
Is lnrnnlsc ciIr ctnc convinced 'h"' ~
Republican party a,ne csi we iock Tor eaiics re-
IUrG, u sVcAu currency, ana consequent PROSPERITY
Anerward there preSent'*- the following pIeam
bic AMI resolutions from IL, yoIIg men OF ne ,ssocl"
don:
Bh-reos, lie yong o. the Republican party heve
heretofore borne thr active Dt'c" o. very 'ahn"'s,'
Wh.reas, INC Republican C"i' ."h lat't coiVtDe.i
rtcoguz is ibis roc. hcd tn nsAe n'<'e "a
,oncr tars, and mas per1osh,G IA &C. % juscs by
placing nomination pre- seut ~ kHpih AZ "a ~ ''I
tcad,d " Frederick y. seward tloIe ore bo Al 49,,
ResoIcei Thai tle Republican Association OF lie AXih
Assembly District hearty Apps ana ndotses tnis
aruou ON tLo part Of ms o'ate Z avcn:"n ana CATS
un the Z pul,dn yOuu< III Il OF l:@ Distict ~ whpm
efforts bcn,f pat and -: - IT hnT tie e'ec-
;iOn 81 inc cand 80 Of 0s"hi.'t umoh KepIoci''hi'-
. placed /. y"Di 4 doubt
IOUHIAiSig .ss' UbIY DISTRICT
THO R.n,blican Assoc!a'ion O. tire XVIII Assembly
District Ine; last evening at No. 20 II. MIk'~race.
twenty-five members w.le ciectcG, ana si-y names
were proposed for membership Tie ;o..o~in5 iesoiu-
tons rassei:
Pc.9ieed. Ths this Association cordially invites t.
meiDerrp all tie electors u tails dis ch "thout re-
srd 10 pas roiiucai pole: one %AV iaN"r Ie Pl
Ito election " Us nominees.
Ee.oieeI mat IL view OF the apron chiae geperal
mem ,er association ior each ei.e.,oa District
dub shall bic to scIul lnihr t'e rei-us Io'i.
anu L., golon OF tne eecto" laws, aud see tnat az
"snrN1 IN Il 6e X pns can Association Of the XIV.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
CARDINAL McCLOSKEY In ROME.

VISIT OF AN AMERICAN DEPUTATIoy-AN ADDRKss
AND VALUABLE GIFTS PRESENTED.
ROME. Friday. Sept. 10, 1878.
deputaton on behalf Of the American res
ideDts, both Catholic aud Protestant visited Cardinal
Mc(oskey to-day and presented him token of their
esteem complete Cardinals dress, and inter set with
precious stones together with address cKpressins
their good wishes and veneration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
NOMINATION FOR STATE sEGhgOR IN Penn
.iYINAEiA,

POar JrRvIs, n. T., Sept. 1O.-The Hon.
Cq,n'o lurucu Of Stroud burg has been po'n:natea
H., = re se-aer nv re Democracy 81 Monroe county
pnn under an alrc",Dcnt that tne nomination wiz D.
cuncurltI 81 b. lIku and Carton coGnues the 0tici
cl,nniir 8 ne i..nir ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

JOHN MORaIssgY SICK AT PoUGHiEsPs'E'
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