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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

rORoyTo, Dc. lf.-Ottawa, Montreal Toronto,
and oter Canal an cities are being seareh by Now YORK do
teciiv on tno iooA out or inc ugu'e william 81 T"ee
lNpIANAPoLls, Ind, ID. C. 1.-THE Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Fltemen here, co de beng
Present Io 81 lodges The convention VIII be here dartns
tDe week.
popular ezcn OF two dei today at The Of
lie at he time vi hs death nessonger la the Antant
0euefal o'hee.
PnILApt IPiiiA Dee. 1.-THE West Virginia Legis-
nal there bat two opposing Ia ths
House ihs vote VAS IA 10 IL.
Bosr1N, Dec. Ii. The dedication II the new "OlI
oIa cureh New England aud cosI
lot OIL which II stan Is. s.oO 100.
AUGUST, Me- Dec 1I.-At a meeting Of tho
Name Centnna to-day reported that
manufacturing intesosts via BE- u.y rproseAtd. The DIS
pla, promises to Ue extensive uns hrn viii send
MONTREAL, De n.-Grelt dissatisfaction pro-
walls among lle drIggtsts Mr. TsillJrs bill
b- Il gis2tur allowing manufacture ent
nrr ues The num- aSes aud therefore under
sell no ,r~ic
OTTAWA Dec lathe Board of Trade has
aope resolution asking the Dominion Boari Ia memorable
sessd American cauAs particularly the Cnauplaan CAaa
wtaogt cStgz iupcsL
Boston, Dec. 1.-THE Governor and Council to-
hsr the petition Of Attorney Bass Of New York
New YORK Phelps spoke IN fsyos
release Of re;us II 10 not probable thai pedon
viii la gr1lised
ISUIANAPdIIs. Ind. Dec. 1.-The Indianapolis
and supply Company assignment todA
beaot tneir creditors. Thor sscts pacS u 10000
nAbiI " collections 100 thrown
VI employs snt
BALTIMORE Nd, Dec. 1.-THE Rev. J. J. Ransom
missionary by Tennessee Conferences 70 hrsi sailed
port tse bark Temrlar Tor RIO Jsuer
bsr Of clersynsn dslesauoa u d,ss hO@ ne city
sharvhsa
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THE CITY OF WACO DISASTER.

The Local Board OF Steamboat Inspectors
yesterday resumed the investigation Into the "
the disaster to the City Of Waco william j. Carlo, u
scaIaan employed at present BY the Coast wrecking
Company, testified To the oond',ion OF the wreck.
TIE Local Inspector OF Galveston. who has been hold
ing 40 Investigation into the causes OF the disaster
writes tn at has examined number Of Witnesses and
ADDS: We have able thus far 70 ind CUT the
or gin tire board OF the steamship City Of Waco
CAPT SAWYER .ated yesterday that VI the dvors
Lad rupsred 70 that there had been big fuss Ia the
sniYs lower hold, conveying the idea thai some ex
plosve material had exploded IN that part Of the ship.
which CORES pouda with the explosion heard by tho
Of tao ship Caledonia whose testimony We have taken"
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WASHINGTON.
SPECIE PAYMENTS,


MT. rARwEII'5 Fill SOME HIGH AUTHORITIES
CITED IN FAVOR OF RESUMPTION.
IBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE.i
WAsHISGToy, Dec. LITTLE following Is the text
of the bill IF Mr. Farwe of Illinois for the resump-
ton of specie payments introduced in the House oil
Representatives:
Whereas, The Republican party through ts convention
held IN Philadc hia In 1872, did resolve as follows
We denOunce Reputation OF the public debt I'D any uii
Disguise n National crime we witness Win plde
reduction the principal or tie debt ana TIE rate o
upon the balance. and cun1donly ch cet mat
excellent national currency viii bc perfected ny
speedy resumption of specie pIy ment; and 49,
Whereas, Tue Liberal Convention, held III CINCINNATI IN
1872 resolved that the public ciei must b' sacfny
maintained and dcnonce Reputation IN every tofih
and guse. speedy return TO sp Gle payments ~
demanded alike 10y the highest considerations Oh coiu
mere al morality ana honest gJverimtnt;' ana "
Whereas, sand Cincinnati resolutions were indorsed Dy
the Democratic ConycEon, Led In baltimore on Tue Sln
day o1 June, 1877; aud
Whertas Congress it's last session passed an act TOT
the resumption OF specie payments III 1917 Without pr"
vlding the requisite means. -.
Tncrefoie the purpose OF carrying into e1ect inc
resolutions and OF Congress above referred TO- ne IL
enacted tnat tue Secretary Of the Treasury shall retro
ami cancel fist days u each and every month"; Ne
gnniu on The Ist Jdy, 1875 81 O0O.0O0 Of United
: t.s notes but when thr Unoi Sitcs noes shau po
par with the gold coin OF the United States, he may cease
such and cauce dtous SectonSecohu-Ihit
% of Treasury Ia carry out Tue
prov isonr this he IL hereby authorized IA use ihc
suuld at ANY tune be- Insufficient Or this purpose nc ~
Iufthcr directed sell the hon OF the Government 10
sufficient amount 10 carry mo eject the pto'oohs VI
this act.
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CHARLIE, o,coyoRs CONDITION

FORT WASHINGTON, Doc. i4.-Mr. OConor was
more feeble today than yesterday. his pulse being
somewhat weaker. About / O'Clock this afternoon
hr. VConOr took some caulihower, some mutton
broth, and about two teaspOonfnls OF mutton chop
ped very fine. Up to midnight he retained this on
his stomach but there signs Of digestion at
that time. Immediately after eating. Mr.. UConor
slept sOuDdly for three hours. During the day Ia.
talked cheerfully TO his attendants, and able
iced himself. leaning upon his elbow for few mo-
ments. The pepsin which lie has taken with all his
meals heretofore he hes now refused to take His
physicians to-day advised Mr.. OConor 10 try chain
payne as AL invsOfator, bat this also Mr.. VCOnor
refused " take. DR.. Reyes says that lie will VEN
ture no opinions upon the case, 1t il one Of
the most remark able he attended lie says that
the case is wonderful one, aud that it is 10 DO
made historical The patient has not taken any
medicine Tor over q fortnight The name Of his
complaint 10 follicrIar strophy.
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ANEW CLERK OF THE MARINE COURT

The Judges of the Marine Court yesterday
investigated the Official conduct Of Maurice j. Po"e'
Clerl cf the Court Mr. Power, answer u statcbent
which have been made throwing suspicion Oh Ills nc
counts presented e;;or from the Finance department
which showed that be had settled vita the Controller IL
accordance with his returns lie then presented LIE
resignation. which not accepted, on the ground tha
he shown neglect OF duty In that hs returns were
not made ~ the proper time lie was accordingly re
moved from Office by = rnapiinots vote.
large number Of have been seeking the posi-
ton AMI the Of WIN. G. Cody. former CLERK "i
the Court James nayss George W. Morton Denis BY n
John ID. Coushlin and A. NJ eocldo were presented Y
judgoA several votes were taken ono o. them bins
It's L~is .sh Nessrr. Aortou spd C1ugin. Finally MI
Ceug hin vas elected He wss formerly Assistant Az
sesser In Twenty second lntaina Revenue Dsriet
undsr J.Lp n, Cleveland He afterwRrd eIeoted h
member Of Assembly from the xxth District. aud since
the organisation OF tho nttramnany parry as berL
one of The Secretarisa OF the Executive Committee.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.

EXTENT OF TIE SPANISH CONCffsION-THE TERMS
UNsATIsFACToEY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The present distinctive
point at issue between the United States and Spain
il stated in n0n-Oficial bu. usually well-iuiOrned
circles Us follows The United States ask, first, that
in future all American citizens in Cuba accused 81
violation of law shall be tried by the civil courts
and not by military tribunals with all the lights III
such cases a are secured by the seventh article Of
the treaty Of 1905 and second, that all scntencee
where American citizens have heretofore been tried
by military tribunals shall be annulled. Spain in
some degree comedies the claim of tine United States
TO the first proposition, agreeing that in the
future American citizens accused of violation
If law shall be tried by tie ordinary
tribunals with the right TO DC heard by counsel, to
summon Witnesses aud employ other necessary safe
guards to the accused but with the reservation thai
all such trials shall be according 10 the law of 1921
which provides for more expeditions proc eedngs
than those Of the civil courts for crimes in
time of pace. She also offers revise all sentences
passed by cOurt-martaI on American citizens where
it shall be satisfactorily shown that such sentences
were in violation of established laws.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PIERREPONT'S RE
PORT
CHANGES RECOMMENDED ~ REGARD TO THE PAY
MENr or MARsIiAiS AND oriIERs-THE E\oR-
NOUS BUSINESS or THE COURT Of CLAIMS.

CHANGES RECOMMENDED IN REGARD TO TIE PAY
MENr OF MARsIitLs AND oriIERs-rHE ENoR-
NOUS BUSINESS or THE COUgT OF CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1f.-In his report TO
Congress, which cent to both lIouses toda Auof-
uny-GenrY3 Pcrrepont calls attention 10 the hhnuih
treatment Of PRISONERS Of the United states which soac-
times takes place in The State prisons AMI suggests that
Congress mgIt give him authority To change prison.
cs place confinement or relieve LIN from III ininah
treatment
Uou the subject OF Irors in the United States Courts,
the Attorney says tnsfe Is uniform systen o.
Ob;ainAg jurors Ia serve IN the courts OF the o''h
States and great abuses have spruig up, AMI much
fivUriIisIu ana corruption are c0Inptned Or hc shs
sests that an act be passed providing uniform system
rhe ts ol Mars.as upon the Judiciary i'1ud are enor
NOUS nj III opinion OF the Attorney General, un
REASONABLY large IN many Instances Tue report says:
ak lhat - law p.asc foriiling the ISSUE ~ any
s,.on eertl by any ai. AMI iorOitng Ihril
p.yIucnt ~ any deDartuoII of tue Government, an
also Ior.iddihg the adva~ec % moi! 60 any lIsh'u
whose nave MOI been adOasieh ~ the is"y
Tor period Oi moe than SIX nUnr aiid lof1itliG ANY
claf-c of mileage by lndIsal~i Ia. foIdIiuS lheh 10
render accounts ivr actual cApcIlIs
The Attorney General reviews the circumstances oi
the late trlal OF Br ;am Young, ami his d.selse ana
says;
II the nineteenth concub.nc OF a man having lawful
vile ivin treated By t-e courts as AFRO id"iu
w, Tor t, p,pOsc .. g.ynY bor aliusouy ana coUn 'c
icrn geuienIe U offspring Oi suo Dtcit MGR
must h. regarded - tii'e iOr tnc siin' ui,
and me c.r.s oil tAo ouitc ). atcs will t.us eve eVt.
na.oe social system cotru.Iin2 AMI dcsi adnS ap
To principles oi L,e Cdrlstld fei1e"n sd
yet permitted ~ any Cbrisehu phti"h'
It's he thinks, FOR Congress 10 deal with this question
and TO decide much delay will not Increase til
difficulties. OF the COur, o LlaiDs tie report says:
IL Is that eiaius pelin4 amount 10 tho large
eui ui 4JlGJ-4J witn,u Tie Lust soar years tue
;,d InenLs rendered th.r court against ihc uhitd
states favor ui claim amount - lie sum 0i Tll,
J3,0a7; hat OF Snc 3,dJs ,au-ss disposed 81 snc'
1868 JCJ dec led IA favor NJ she 'crnneut ana
I,J were decided FAVOR 81 tno Claimants; thdt Es.
n
iu = OO. ami iaat up Ia Docc.D T oi Tie plc-ci
year LOO u bII larger sun, reaculDg s-,95l,v<l
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnISGIok, TUESDAY, Dec. Ia, 1879
Can't Eads of st. LOUIS began in May last,
uner authority Uf at 81 ConsrCss Passed dif1ng the
last sesson tue Improvement of the Navigation, b.
means OF Ieties, of South Pass OF tine Mississippi
RIVER and to-day the secretary Of War sent 10 ConSos
the first re- 0rt Engineer Bureau on tho progress
Of the work. The examination was made by MVor &.
b. COmslUck, U. D. A., AMI relates Ia the Work 80 az
pearcd l4tb OF November last After describnf
the WORK already done, which cOnsiss ~ party con
ftucted jettes, cOmrus oi double line OF pics places"
Oh cac ride OF tie cLaLneJ, with mattresses placed
aga net the channel side and resting on tue BOT
t,Iu Minor {, Istt ok makes tie following remarks I;
OmpaIing tho Coast Survey map OF May ahd jun,
1870 with tie survey Of Oct. elI, 1870 there apearo
To- have not much change in tho depth OF water al
the mouth OF the South pso, On tr whole Al the upper
end Of the jetes mny have used lite o. IN
bar /; appears Ia nave diminished from Que Ia two
feet" Ihs statement snUud not AL 10 the cOncus""
that the j.tts G;,vc failed because the wor@ done 1T l'
lime ti.in survey made was not sufficiently c"mpo'
10 confns tie water OF tse Pas between the al ' ihc
disai between tue piles Was irVl 10 20 Icct hpo va
one liNcr of natuesscn' - ieet ''oh' Ia" "o" i'
IN position.
Senator Allison took long needed step to-day In rela
ton 10 tie eusioGy NJ the Indian trust funds I"eS'
funds have In the Keeping Of the Secretary on te
Interior an tim' have been the occ iJh oil
LOSE to the fom the neglect ~ oiheerA anu
uuproper Investment Of tie funds. The fdnd has now
reached about S7,OOO, 0o0 and il invested IN United
suites securities Much Of the fund was formerly III
vested in Southern States securities which was lost U!
the var bit waicn tnc General Government IA tdS SoJ
ly apprupi.,iun Senator AsoD's iii intrOiuoed 10
Jay prov the transfer III al indian iulds 10 uo
lioasuie tho United states, who Is the e4tina'c
custodian Of tie Government iunds.
The Senate Committees lFO een relations, and Oh
Post Offices aud Post Roads held meetings to-day al
Which the varIous nODn ,tons referred to them were ~
fcrred ~ subcommittee for report The sen''e
Finance Committee also net and passed resolution o.
srow al the death MT 4. W. Reos OF Odio formerly
Clerk Of Committee, referring Ia HIS cine!tn Sc
yI,. and his proved uprigiItpess Be 1hmn Durlec Z"
O.io recently The Treasury Department, MAS to-lN
Amounted " succeed AIR Roes CorS oi the Fidi,'
Cspnulttee.
Yesterdays general dispatch, announcing that hr
Treasury would issue circular qurne banks anu
others prepay the express charges on national baA
uD,.s III for crcu atm, forw arod Tor rscn ton wac
Intended refer to gal DIer not AMI Iaot'ohd cur
rvucy, and not Ia natlOual bank DoleS
One Of the largest booksellers on Pennsylvania-aVe
says that he h greater call during the past week from
members Of Congress for standard works gu finance
aud ency than before THIS r consldeioa
.lsiO
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TIE FRENCH GRIEVANCES.

Prom EdDsnfT NltL,nu tFfelca Government 0Tg1nl
Our press teens with accounts of the atrOci-
Ties committed upJn French citizens III Cuba Said We
Inns are DecuIns 80 very of late that unai
NOUS pressure is being brought To bear upon the Vcr
in concert with the Washington Cabinet Inc American
press has recVDted not only the unjusti1bc murder al
Monsieur EegDudaDt but those OF dozen more r Dch
subjects by VamHse as regulars though ntOn Eas
been made O similar outiaGCs committed IN Porto Rico
4 letter from 1T. TnOn,s daled Oct. 30 u lie &IIe
Secie, cite TIE o tie FrcnChHcn WHO have be>
ilpGIsCned arbitrarily anu executed by tho Span
isu authorities. IL IN therefore evident that
neither the lives nor the properly vi either
Europeans Americans safe In the
spanish Colonies Boo E1Jand and France aso
AuXiu lac United States to bring suci state OF
.nn.e close through their combined cfOts. IL Is
matter which every civilized county mas stake be-
cause conflicting situation affects al alike. Ihc
only Comfort Spain Is have II The pros
sure brought to bcar upon her will be aVidoi ny Ger
many, which power IT. known DC negotiating Tor tiic
acquisition St Thomas from DtWarA, III exchange Tor
scesSg cOnguc el 10y that power from tie Latter few
years s!nce IEIs Is confirmed by eoCut revelations
from authoritative high quarters AMI the gTc-cice Ut
strong naval Kept al that point NY Bismarck Tor
some time Is, evidently studying 1Le COZ. I'd naval
station n he West Indies Tue German irgjte Victoria
arrived tint Nov 20 10 relieve bor ser ship the
Augusta, ordered home. II IL tated III quaftoIp
worthy % credit thai said abI tiOns plans Of Bismarck
h hhely create APPLICATIONS, perhaps unlocked Tor
should President Grant Institute vigorous Enforcement
Of tie Monroe doctrine In solving DOtD the Cuban ques
ton ana fore salling Gcimalys prospects for tie acgus
Ton territory IN te Now World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT ELECTIONS.

Primary elections were held last evening by
the Cusomhouso Republicans tnis city, the various
Assembly Districts for the purpose OF eecng delegates
to tho Cenlrai COMMITTEES Tor 1876 and also 10 elect OIL
Gers for different district organizations. In the is
Assembly District primary elections held In d
forent places both parties claiming 10 be regular One
Of these organizations styles itself the Union Republican
Association. Tue matter VI the dispute between these
organizations has carried before the state Central
CvnIn ts, whicn has not yet given IL decision In the
premises Tne eltetiuus passed OH quietly, and. far
Dc learned, without any Serious disturbances Ia
tho XVtn and XXist DISTRICTS two tickets III tie
neld There wore three tickets IN the XXtn Dil iIlc
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THE UNION LEAGUE ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-The following is
the result OF election officers Of The Union League
held here yesterday. Tie Hon. John r. yerree
elected President the vote standing sol for Mr. Veroe.
474 Tor Edward Kugnt, for William Sellers. All tho
rest Of the members of tho ticket, led by j. DILLINGHAM;
Fell for Vice president, and James L. Cayiorn fUI
Director with the exception of twO OF The directors,
N also elected. T. H. Benson the regular tickcC
successful by small uJotit}. Inc Vercc uchet icpi-
seuUeI the element whiun supported the Comldlt,ee 0l
s.XiywO iJs ion IL litiye nominations On TIE
Republican ticket last Fail. Tho kDignt Ticket repre-
s.nted patty opposed 10 the committee VI Sixiytwo
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rooms on business Of pcrtncnce whatever. One per-
son had lately forced his way saying that he had I'M
pcrtant business with Mr. Moody He only wished now
ever shake hands with Mr. Moody, because they hsh
both been born Ia England. 49,
The Depot Church again crowded tonight, anu
many distinguished divnes occupied seats upon the
platform Large delegations from Trenton, " - ana
West Chester, Penn, were present .,,
Heaven the subject VI Moody's discourse. me
numb that stood up for ies- than usaa a'
tho night mestlUga.
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CANDIDATES SHOT AT THE POLLS.

GALyE TON, Texas, Dec. 14.-Advices from
Mainoros state that during the municipal election
there on Saturday lighting occurred. hessrs. Morgan
and Feuentez candidates for Mayor wounded and
three men ami Que DJy knIVd. sthOr FduptSz, Iol-
Ina candidate, was elected. ine city quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
SWIMMING up IN THE HILL CASE,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 14.-The entire ses-
sion Judge Greshams court today was occupied IN
hearing the argument in the I'M The Hon. Nelson
Irls,er and gen Brown for the Government and tho
Hon A G. Porter and W. 4. Fshback Tor tho defense.
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VARIOUS CITY ELECTIONS.

DOETON, IT-fIurllVIPu1 CT'VtIUHS V00N
place u the state to-day. Worcester reelected Clarh
JIlIson Qnd) for Mayor by 5000 10 3,i36 tor Very
t.c1 NewDu ypogt east tue largest vote ever Known.
Mayor AIsusou (lieID reflected by 30o plurality.
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rx.G0V- REYNOLDS DECLINES.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA dispatch says that
the Pres desires that exGoy. T. g. Reynolds he
engaged To assist Col Brosdhead Mr. Reynolds has
pvffcred the appointment and has declined, Due
FOR what reason has transprcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15
FIRST NOTES OF TIE TEXAS CAMPAIGN.

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 14.-Ex-GOv. Davis
has issued call for Republican State Convention at
Houston, Jan. H. Active preparations are being made
for the state De,IOeruc Convention to assemble Cal
sSsDvu Jan. D.
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THE MOODY AND sANKKY MEErTSGs

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lathe attendance at
the noon prayor-nloet,na to-day numbered fully 5000
Mr. Moody complained Of psrAons going into the inquiry
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NO CHOICE FOR SENATOR IN VIRGINIA.

NO CHOICE FOR SENATOR IN VIRGINIA.
ELEVEN ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES SILL BEFORE THE
CAUCUs-39 BALLOTS TAKEN WITHOUT A CHOICE.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec 14.-1he Conservative
caucus to nominate United States Senator met at 10
H. aud proceeded ballot Seven ballots were taken
with no result. Flouruey has been finally dropped.
TUCKER smith, and Stuart dropped twice each, and
Johnston, G0Ode, AMI Letcher each The las: bal
lot Goode having dropped tue previous
suited as follows: John W. Daniel, 90; exGov. Smith
So Tho Goode generally voted for Smith not at
ALL The adjourned till after the session Of the
General Assembly, at which formal ballot was taken
Tor Senator required by law Previous to adournnS,
the caucus adopted "A resolution that in voting tor
Senator in joint assembly the Conservatives go
sea tier their Ia prevent election until MONT
nation made by the caucus Al noon vote WAS lkcD
ia both Houses for senator, with No result, tile cbe
scattering tueir that the highest number 0l
person did exceed To- Immediately alter aoJouin-
ment, the legislative caucus again met and Resumed
D..lJtiug, without making 10 selection. On the 30th
ballot, Judge W. A.. Staples being rcnonnatou COoniaie
received % votes and Staples 40, and staples was
finally dropped. sIted but UNSUCCESSFUL effort was
hero made reconsider the rule under which
has been acting since yesterday Alter some
discussion, OoaiDg to the adoption VI new RUE pacns
all candidates finally dropped on nomination, and
dropping the lowest Oh edcn succeeding ballot unt
cIuce le tue adjourned until 10 IN to-
MORROW the new rule being Withdrawn. Eleven eligible
candidate get remain, Ia wit: GOOde, Daniels, Johnston,
ttcacg Smtn, stuart, ROOeltsUn COchIane, Christian,
CuguIl and SIeifcy. Tue wen first named are only Ell
ti,icd TO one rcnumnat.OD. Ihe uIcnds OF Gooue,
Daniels. and johnston, WAC are conceded to he tAc
caudiuacs, backward III putting their men
OF combinations, wicn, defeating either one.
Will throw Kim out eutccy hence the adoption Of tn
rule, sIlar 10 The one above mentoned 10 pfoDa1e
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POLITICAL.
TRIUMPH IN BOSTON.
MAYOR COBB REFLECTED DY A HANDSOME MAJOR
ITY-pOPULAR RATIFICATION OF A REPUBLICAN
,Dr TELEGRAPH TO riiR rRlBuNE.l

H1-POPUIAh EAllIICAlloN w n MI pp'-'Nn''
D0Lr
iDY TELEGRAPH TO TliR TRIBUNE.l
BOsToN, Dec 14.-The result of tO-day's cleo
ton-nanely the return OF Mayor Cobb, the Citizens
candidate, by almost 5000 majority over IIalsey j.
iIoardmnn, who tho regular Democratic, the
regular Republican, the Liquor Dealers and the Common
Carriers tckets-thOugh ardenty hoped for with fear
ana trembling by all the fri ns Of good government was
more gratifying than the most sangne had dared ex-
pect. Two years ago, Mayor Cobb, who the year
before, had run against Henry L. Pcirce for
Congress as Democrat, was nominated by both
parties as honest citizen every worthy to I'LL The
Mayors chair. Last year, though he had already made
himself obnoxious clqucs and rings, they were power
less prevent his denomination by accamat0n, and his
election with only few scattering vOtes against him
year the opposition began early and before the Con
venOn delegates had been chosen, the issue between
Mr.. Cobb and all the politicians and enemies OF
good government openly joined. Nh. Hdlsey
J. Boarlman, q Republican, and President OF
the Common Council, offered himself az a
candidate, and got through tho Republican Convention
by majority The open understanding was that
the Democrats nominate him also The best Re
publican element rcvolted boted the Convention and
nominated Mayor Cobb To such straits the traders
nut that they offered the Democrats the control both Of
the Aldermen and the School Committee, II they would
take up Boar,lnaD They did go and both parties went
in with their general tickets precisely alike, except in
candidates for School Committee. Their only opponents
were tle citizens and the bOng Republicans, and yet
the traders routed, rumsn0ps, Cust0mhouse ex.
pressmen, teamsters, and all.