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Police COInfL.

MisceIIaneous-John Conway. illesM
voting, continued to October 20; Chss,
Hawkins, same, dismissed; G. Duncan,
same, dismissed; same, carrying con,
cealed weapons, $40; Isaac Clark,
interfering with officers, dismissed;
Harry Bishop, illegal voting, bOHn1
over; John Dowling, cutting with fnt
fa,, 70 Kill, continued to October "a;
Nicboios Hunt, burglary, continued
to n '' October 10; jas. Fngin, exhibiting
gaming devices, continue1 tu 'ctoper LSs
W. Bond and j. II. Wright, sS<M@ s.se.
property, costs; Frank. jackson, ,abus7
ing family, dismissed; Thos. Sanders,
selling VITA unsealed measure, $40; r.
Gleason, committing nuisance, SIS,
Louis Huber, selling liquor on election
day, continued to October "a; Israel
Thorpe, adultery, continued to October
20; G. l.. Thrush, abusing family, dis
missed; Nicholas Kennedy, resisting
officers, S25; Chas. l.. Withrow and Marg
Alexander, indecent behavior, contin.
ued to October 20.
Assault and Battery-Lizzie Buxton,
81; John Scully, 50, fire remitted; T. w.
Nuttle, dismissed; Adam Refs, $25.
Drunk and Disorderly-Fred. Teehs-
meyer, dismissed; Ellen Ryan, 81 daysi
Lizzie Steele, $40: Jonn Nuttle, So; Barr
ney Brune, under bonds; Dominick Cro-
nan, 80 days; John Sullivan, dismissed;
MaTy Werring, IS.
P6lit Lafceny-Nicholas Kennedy, b.
$500.
Grand Larceny-Wesley Hathaway.
continued to October u.
Vagrants-Ellen Grothe, 80 days.
Bridget Dougherty, Mary O'Brien, 81
months each; VIM. Beckley, 30 days,
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Third Edition
FIN EFFECT
OF THE EASTERN WAR EXCITEMENT.
Latest from the New York and
London Stock Exchanges.

NEW YORK, October 1910 A. M.-GoId
opened at 1lOH today, and Immediately
advanced to 1llK, There is much ex-
element.
1O:15 A. M.-112T is now being bid for
geld.
II A. M.-The correct quotations OF
gold at the opening this morning was
ITO 4S-1OO instead of HOY. The excite
ment was 80 great that it was impos-
sibIe to ascertain the true quotations,
and the Secretary Of the Gold Board has
just announced the correct figures. Gold
advanced from the opening figures to
113N amid much excitement. The price
now, II A. NJ, is 11lA.
NEW YORK, October 1S.-2 P. M.-GoId
111A.
LONDON, October 1S- 1915 A. NJ
There is war panic in the London
Stock Exchange, caused by the unfa-
yorable nature of the news from the
East, and all stocks are greatly de-.
pressed, with indications of heavy
break in prices.
Dispatches from Continental sources
state that the excitement over the Turk
ish war question is general, and pam
icky feeling exists in all the European
Exchanges.
LONDON, October 1s-2 P. M,-At this
hour the Stock Exchange continues
greatly excited, and it is almost impos.
sible to gain accurate quotations.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, October 18.-Russian securl-
ties have declined seven per cent, max
ing a fall of nearly twenty per cent.
within week. The war between Russia
and Turkey Is considered as already
begun, and it is believed that other
powers will be involved. A commercial
and financial crisis in Russia, and con-
sequent heavy fall in Russia exchange
adds to the conviction.
English Consols are quoted "a, a de-
cline of ~ per cent. since last evening.
LONDON, October 1S-4:3O P. Moon
soils 93I t94. Five-twenties OF 1866, old,
1929; 1857, do. 1857; ten.forties, 107%;
new fives, 1O6%. Erie shares 9N.;
PARIS, October 1S-Rentes are quoted
1887 zoe. Exchange on London 25f lac.
LONDON, October 1916 P. M.-Ameri-
can securities are unsettled and irregu-
lar, owing to the rumors occasioued by
Continental dispatches. New Elves are
quoted 1851, with sales at that figure;
new funded Four-and-a-haH Per Cents
are quoted 933Ga94; Erie shares in the
street are quoted 10T.
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LATEST LOCAL.

The will OF Josephine Cronan was ad
mitted to probate.
THE many friends Of Mr.. George n
Denny will regret to learn Of his SeFsei
illness, at his home at Bond Hill.
The following have been discha-cai
from the Work-house, and are said TO ID
dangerous characters: John Badsnr
George Ellison, Charles Meyer and J0ala
Howard.
MRS. ABRAHAM WOLF, SR., mother o
Daniel Wolf, Esq, died this morning n
her residence on Richmond street, agee
eighty-six years. The venerable LADY
lived in this city nearly fifty years, axIS
was universally respected.
ALEXANDER KLEIN, a peddler whost
home is at 70 Providence street, wht
picked up by Officer Mitchell and lOcl1eS
up at Hammond-street Police station,
on charge of selling with unsealed meas.
ures. He was afterwards released 0c
bail.
WILLIAM SoEHNGEN, peddler, Whe
lives on Fourteenth street, was ARRESTED
by Officer Henshaw and locked up iF
Bremen-street Station on charges sf
peddling without license and selliaI
from unsealed measures. He gave bat
IN the sum OF SO for his appearance An
the Police Court.
The amatory troubles OF VIM. Waddls,
the forty-tiYe year old granger OF Ben
tonville, Indiana, and his young bride
of fourteen, have not ended as yer.
After their second arrest last evening.
as mentioned in the STAR they we're de-
tanned in custody, their bridal
couch a prison cell, and
this afternoon they left for ConnersVille.
Ind, in company with Detective James
Ii. Carr, OF Rushville, who arrived I'd
this city this morning after the prison
ers, armed with warrant tor Waddlesa
arrest on the charge of kidnapping.
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SOUTH BEND, IND, October 1S.-The
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern freight
house burned last night with its con.
tents. The building was worth proba.
bly, $400. Among the contents were two
hundred barrels flour, one hundred bar
rels cement, $500 worth Singer sewing
machines, sc. Loss on freight about
s., 800; insured, but policies are held at
the home office. The origin Of the fire is
unknown.
NORWICH, CI., October 1S.--The Read
Paper Company's mill at Baltic was TO-
tally destroyed by fire last night. Loss
SIC, 900; insurance not ascertained.
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A singular and complicated accidel

A singular and complicated accident
has happened i'll the Champs Elyseey.
A lady was driving gig when suddenly
large poodle dog broke away from the
chain OF its keeper, and leaping into thu
gig began to caress the lady in the most
frantic manner, The lady, in her sur
prise, dropped the reins, and the horses
dashed off. On approaching the Arc de
Triomphe the horses fell down .and ths
gig was upset. The lady had her right
arm broken, the groom's skull was trae-
tured and the poodle killed on the spot.
out that the poor faithful dog
had been stolen from tho lady a iortnighs
ago, and had recognized her while walk
ing with his new master, who, suspi-
ciously enough, did not come TO claim tAi
body Of the animal, but immediately die,
appeared
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The CainhOY Fight.

CHARLESTON, $. c., October 1s.-The
fight at Cainhoy resulted in the killing
of five white men and wounded dozen
others, several mortally. Only one negro
was killed. 1t is believed the fight origi-
mated by well. planned attack by the
negroes. The latter have all left the
scene and are now massed at Daniels
Island, some miles distant. The State
authorities are powerless to preserve
order, but the white citizens now patrol
the disturbed parish, which is about ten
miles from the city, and there is not
much danger OF another outbreak in that
quarter.
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SArOund the World ia EIgLSa
DaYS.Sf

The Kiralfy Brothers great scenic ana
spectacular play, around the World DO
Eighty Days." will be the attraction al
the Grand Opera-house next week. u
will be presented with all the spieRaoE
and beauty that made 1t the wonder 0e
the East.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Fire in a School Building.

Fire in a School Building.
NEW YORK, October 16.-A tre broke out
yesterday in the public school, situated
at 10S Broome street. 1t was discovered
in stairway during recess and thus a
panic was prevented. Loss about 1000.
The Produce Exchange
decided to close on the 26th inst, and
make the day centennial holiday for
the purpose of allowing members to
visit the Exhibition.
Coal to south America.
The Reading Railroad Company have
sent shipment of coal to South Amerl-
ca, where they hope to find an extensive
market.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18

The boarding-house of Ed. Brutsche.
northwest corner Of Race and CaaHt
streets, was entered by burglars Tues
day night. They obtained silver watch
and chain, vest and an oVercoat be,
longing to Mr.. Joseph Hook. bOardH3
at that place. No arrests were made.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18

Nothing makes a young man so nappy
us to get around to the post office after
1T is closed and see letter in his box,
10 have his heart whisper that it is from
her, to dream sweet and tender fancies.
hallowed with loves sacredness. ali
night, and to come down in the morning
and find it bill Of ST 30 for his last
years clothes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18
For New Orleans:

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ d GOLDEN RULE, o. p. Shinkle
-II&sksaE$ Mas'er. Apply on board. or to Royse
s'saa>H.ssez& & Mosset j. Z. Dorman u Co.. j.
s. ,i,obinson, Matt. Mcclure, j. Cunningham,
w. S. Getty, agents.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ n, the U. s. Mail Line Steamer UNI
t.#Rtts5Ses$l TED STATES, Ben. III. Merrielees,
aGzasa's2sasz Master. Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat, foot of Vine street. K.
NJ. Wade, Superintendent.
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For Evansville,

WEDNESDAY. 18th, s. P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ !. the GLASGOW, Th s. Boluss, Mas
efss.sss5sa ter. Apply on board, or to J. e.
SaSs'zassnssR Dorman Il Co., Agents, No. Main
street.
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A dangerous quicksand exists on the
beach about one mile below the EKcur-
sion House, at Atlantic City, lying near
ly an equal distance between high and
low water markF
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 2lst, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
NJ ~. P. sCHENCK, J. Laurence Car
.fssssas5 fsssssaass5te ter Master. Apply on board, or to
sA'AH~1z1EaGJ. Cunningham, George Charter,
Agents.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 2lst, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~. h THOS. SHERLOCK. Lew Hates,
Lxf5tta 81 Master Apply on board or to Capt.
szES<az<sa73 Lew. Hates, on Change
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 18th, at 5 Pm. POSITIVELY,
IT, h ANDY BAUM, H.V. Vinton, Mas
IdEsttss3tsSssd ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
n s'N'n'n1asa'n2 u Mos5ett agts., on n. .. wharf
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For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ n. LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill
dreth, Master. Apply on board, or
Hnas'asas11eA TO Z. W. Gorrlnge, Agent ~ Vine
street.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - Furnished or unfurnished
ID front rooms, with board, also day board, at
southeast corner Fourth aud Sm tn STREETS;
references required. 1876
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"a fAsVN Families or groceries IN want Of
L AESXI good Flour - warranted to give
FEH5lE9 satisfaction = can be supplied by
] &VVab going to the WEST-END d MILLS.
Tuur orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. se7-3m
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Rust and rot, that old and established
firm, are the chief operators against the
cotton crop OF 1875.
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NNTANTED-TO INVEST-Some money in
w good light business already estab-
ibhed. Address GOOD, this office. ocll-Gt*
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4 z. NJ,
~ n CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
SEEssssSts5 gan, Master. Freight received at
=, n,1t1n&ssSRa all hours on Wharf-boat, foot Of
Walnut street,
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LNOR RENT--CO rTAGE--Of six rooms. in
Il Fairmount, on the Baltimore Pike. In
W adc anu Freeman streets, or second dto'
north of premises. 1885,
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From the New York papers of yesterday I
That the system of terrorism which the
Southern Democrats are employing to
build up ''solid South" is not confined
to one State, or applied only 10 one race,
private letters received by mercantile
houses from their agents and CORE
spondents clearly prove. Politicians are
often led uncOnsciously into exaggera-
tions; newpaper correspondents may be
accused OF partisan bias; but the testi-
mony of resident merchants, and of busi-
ness men travelling through the South,
with none but business objects in view
is surely trustworthy so far as it deals
with positive knowledge. We have re-
Gently seen with what fury testimony of
this nature is resented by the Charles
ton Democrats, who threaten to drive
from the city anv merchant or mechanic IL fc:.S;c
who transmits to the North any evidence
of the prescription which prevails. Elk
tracts from private letters are sent to US
continually, all telling of the vigilance
with which Northern business men are
watched, and OF the ruin and danger that
would attend the authorship of these ex-
posures If discovered. The travelling rep
resentatiYe of a Cincinnati firm reveals
a similar condition Of affairs In Missis-
sippi, where the Northern man who
dares to avow himself a Republican is
exposed to perils scarcely less than
those which prevailed when the slave.
power was supreme. The proscriptive
spirit is also quite as bad In Texas and
other parts OF the South. The battle to
be fought out in the South Is, therefore,
not simply a battle between white and
black, or, as the Democrats choose to
state the case, between intelligence and
ignorance. 1t is conflict between
brutal despotism and the common rights
Of American citizenship, and it extends
to the social and business relations OF
everyday life as we'll as to the exercise
of political privileges.-[Times.
We advise the National Democratic
Committee in this city to lose no time in
printing Mr.. Blaine's speech last night
delivered here, and circulating it among
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18

TN0K RENr-HOUSE--Ni Nice brick house of
L six rooms AMI kitchen, with gas, hydrant,
good cistern, front, side aud rear yards; rent
bow to good tenant. Inquire at Fillmore, or
kenner street. 1886
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- WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
- MARTIN, at ~ W. Fifth st. jyi5-tf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Rss% h Tie &. Il o. Il. II. packet FLEET
ltSfftssstss WOOD, S. 4. Campbell, Master.
naa:n'a's1zs4 Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of Broadway. w. Honshell,
Superintendent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANTED-TWO BOYS--To work in this
w Office tomorrow. 1t
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LNOR RENT - COTTAGE OF three rooms,
Il summer Kitchen and cellar, on Willow It.,
Walnut Hills. Key at southwest corner Vine
and Willow streets l9-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv TANTED - SITUATION - AS cook in a
w irst-class family in the city. Apply at
East Eighth sire t, between Main and Syca-
more. 1876
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XAI ANTED-T BUY AND sELL-Mine =
wv ais, Fossils, Coins, Indian Relics, Sea
tist.) MERGERS Natural History Store, 1T
" est Sixth street. ocl1- 1-3Ot
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97X
Il acres. situated u miles from the railroad,
in Clermoat County; 40 acres in corn, 3 acres
In potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will sell farm and crop together on VERY Easy
terms. A good chance for any one desirjn1 it
TO get a good home. Address B. b. S., Scar
office, 23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2id&jy7w-h
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M LADIES--Can have embroid-
Nv ering done at reasonable terms at All
5Ct1-:. stleet. It*
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M ANTED - SITUATION = By young
w girl with references, for general house
work or nursing in a small family. Address
ANNA s., Commercial Office. 16-3t
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NM ANTED - SITUATION - BY a young
w man that thoroughly understands the
drag and prescription business; VIII work
cheap Address PALLADIUM, LocR-b box
49, Portsmouth, Ohio. 1B-5t
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THOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
e No. q Wheeler Il wilson sewing machine.
INQUIRE at this Office. se9-tf
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NOR SALE CARPETS - The best lot Of
E rag and listing carpets in the city very
cheap. FRANK. BEIRLEIN, " abigail ST.,
between Main and Sycamore. Carpets made
10 order. Gclo-4t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE - FEATHE ERS - Large 4H-lb
f pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds, s6; choice
feathers, 15c per Id. Feathers renovated. q
w. MORRISON, 81 W. Sixth street, be-
tween Main and Walnut, fourth floor.
OCiG-6tt
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TNTANrED - POSITION - As collector Or
w book keeper by young man of expe-
EieDce: references satisfactory. Address
BUOkKEEPER, This oInce ocl7 -3t*
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WORK-In or out of the city;
Y! experienced in wood working machinery.
Can give best city reference Call OF address
e., 563 West Sixth street, I6-4t
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NV ANIED - SITUATION by an expe-
w rieneed book keeper, situation or part
nership; will furnish S5O0 to s1,UO0 capital if
necessary No. references. Address POST
Office Box 33S 18-it
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UT ANTED - SITUATION - By a woman
w as laundress; can do kitchen work; is
capable OF taking charge of milk and butter;
can mnk; can make herself useful In any kind
of hOusework. Cali Immediately at 453 West
Second street. 1886
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WJ WJANTED-SIrUArI ArION-An elderly gen
w teman, we'll acquainted in South Caro-
Iina and Virginia, desires situation as trav-
cling salesman for some wholesale house Of
this city; largo salary no object, butt main
senance. Address VIRGINIAN, Commercial
Gee. 16-4t
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NTANTED = STU UATIONS - BY two good
w girls, one to cook or to do general house,
work, the oher to do UP stairs work, city or
country. Apply at southeast corner Fifth and
John streets, entrance on John. 1877
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NM ANTED - STU ALTON - by middle
w aged woman to do kitchen work; is capa-
BILE of taking care of milk and butter and can
milk; can make herself generally useful. Call
at Ak West Front street, 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23

of the law, and shall all known 10 the law 10
have the matter fully investigated, and wish, II possible
TO see the money brought back 20 the stockhold@s
only heard Monday afternoon that Irwin was In the
country, and that evening took warrant for his
have personal feeling against Mr. Irwin, but
will take the into the courts in the hope OF learning
the truth In regard TO the missing money"
Mr.. Irwin's examination Is set down for tomorrow.
Deteive George Elder OF tho Police Central Office made
the arrest He states that he met Mr. Irwin on Fifth
ave. walking down town. Approaching him he SAID
Mr.. Irwin have warrant for your arrest" Mr.
Irwin took the papers and after reading the warrant
said my hands are clean and am ready to meet any
accusation Of the present officers of the Pacific Mail
steamship COMPANY demand o speedy examination
that may establish that am innocent o! this charge as
possible" Justice Bixby was called upon, ad
he opened court at his house to meet this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23
CONNECTICUT PApER-MoNEY PLATFORM

a DEMAND FOR Tux RErEAL OF THE RESUMPTION
ACT, AND THE ISSUE OF iNrERCoNvERTIBIE
BoXDs-coxPLAINT THAT JUSTICE HAS NOT
BEEN DONE To PAPER-MOSEY MEN,
i9EEERAL PRESS DIsPArcnI
NEw-HAvEN. Feb. 22.-About 200 persons
to-day in this city at the Mass Convention
Of the 0reenback Men. OF these. about 100. mainly
nom this city and vicinity handed IN their names In
favor Of the movement Isaas Anderson. q business
man Of this city, chosen chairman Of the meeting
The forenoon taken UP by speeches. made chiefly by
Freenback men OF this city.
The Committee On Resolutions consisted Of Is gentle
men, with Henry Killam. carriage manufacturer ef this
city, chairman. He 10 also chairman of the New
Haven Democratic delegation " the State Convention ~
be held here tomorrow.
After the presentation Of the following platform by
TIE Committee. the Convention adjourned until after
B0ou:
whees The present financial condition Of the country
REQUIRES impediae wisc aud careful legislation on the
cst Questions which ~ present are OF such vital n
boSsenss " The welfare Of hs people, believing the Sa