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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
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ben sanjtn Tag tn mener Office ~ ben resslmdstsen rrrfu
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aud 8armtn unb prairiddnbueien sRe bet mir aetS 10 ben
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ria, mtint eifu ~ prafsn.
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Wefs Gorge seirastn.
Better Rieue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
mrembnrser Gazette.
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fort erfldrte li9 elmer Der Inueienoen be-
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laste Der andre semiitblid unb bssann 10.
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isnpsrosn nidt porssitsQt, pislsidt nidt
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be. 81 oerieste inn cine tiidtise Mlul'
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Sanb, untsr bic Mense. go famen beioe
Den srbofiten @enuB, bas 9ublitum
uno Der @iloe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
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aas @t3tsan Seatbtrn. gt&tsan Central, Baltimore anl
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inelittu YldSt arransirt reretn.
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Stlentasn tn Omaha fur ale punftt I'm ftrHn spsasn Der.
sefsat.
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stneuastpuuftsu nit 9astH far aIN
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aaen etnitu sitsr Sabu
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abtsase aHs 81. PAUL cher gsisass uzs aVipaafs laufu
last.
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form; frnu bieia ft ben @olsHstn, S6nenistett.
eidberbsit une poaifansise Bssnsmiidfstf.
Da eine Qtisubatn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Ba- Tsusitss aus Berlin. Seitosm
Saiislmann cine ueue iocialiitide 3eituns
untsr Dem Sitsl vSie rotbe Sabine" anse.
tinoist bat, lit in Berlin cine mabre Yanif
aussebro4sn, unb es sebt bas @eridt,
8ismart beabfdtise folssnbe @sisBesuors
la9e:
1. Sas Srassn BON rotbsm Sarre uiro
OILS So9usrratb b%eftraft;
2. allen WsSicinsrn 1T bel ,ebnidbriser
3u4tbaustrafe psrbotsn, Masbride uie
rOtss &ubr, S4arIa9febsr. R6tbsln u.
osl. gu 9ebrauden;
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lidsn Naien loa es aud finfti9bin ssitat-
tet iein, ROTH %anjulaufsn.
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man sebe nit benz @ebanfen nm, ben 10.
then aolerorosn ~aufsubeben uno an ieiner
Statt sinsn srausn gulsnOroen 3u FIFTEEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

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8raut aufssboben, meiE gnsel?-Sast's (:
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uno 10 siebt eben elm Wort oas anosrs."
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July 27.-The United
states Osspeo Commander s. Breeze arrived here
to-day Boston.
FoRTREss MONROE. July 27.-Lieut. }. H. Dallen-
back Of the lst Artillery ald twenty our en VIII leave here
night tor NUw-lOTk.
PRoylpg Cr. K. L. July 27.-James Mexican.
ry obs uedder committed suicide In Newport this alter
noon uo was suffering from sunstroke and depressen
MILFORD Penn, July 27.-The rock obstructons
m be Delaware River sims Clf the OF the great ice
gorge OF 1870 being removed by the state Commissioners
VICTORIA, B Co. July 27.--R0bert Smith, Repre-
senatiye Yale tho Legislative Assembly has been APP
pofted Minister Of Finance Mr.. huupAroyA "hOso ~
pointment been cancelled.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 27.-Charles =. Temsfeitd "a,
In In sing sing Prison LOT
forgery Richmond Joyce sentenced In kings County 70 -
days In the County jail nansugher Ia the fourth desie
ha. Doeu restored " SiuLensllp.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

LEWIS STEWART FOR GOvEHNoE-SC LOUIS Plat
FORM APPROVED-CONyIC1 LABOR DENOUNCED.
SPRINGFIELp, ILL.,, July 27.-Ihc Democratic
State Convention met TINS morning and effected tempo
rary organization After the appointment ot the ust
committees, the convention adjourned ti'i o'clock
On rcassr.ubiug. the Hon. :. :. Marshall reported
resolutions approving the ST. Louis platform. and dcciar
iug that in the presentation 0f the of those cni
ncnt statesmen. samuel J. Tidcn and Thomas y
Hendricks for thc suffrage, Of the American people,
- new and better era Is oTeEcd up and an
opportunity offered of restoring prosperity once
more to the oppressed business interests oi the
land and ycdccn the country from the Disgrace OF the
robacIics al.casunce that have tended 10 disgrace
and humble rs IN the estimation Of civilized nations
and that this Convention adopt the s. Louis platform aS
iis uwn auI pledges the most active support 10 The nom
inecs ofthc SO. LOUIS and -pgiueheld Conventions.
BY consent, MI L. Corning Judd read the IHnorty re-
port asking the Legislature 10 devise means Ia protect
wor,mcu against convict Labor. aud asked that II ht
made part of the platform which agreed to, and he
platform adopted.
The following nominal ous were m1lc
G,r,ruor- Lewis stewart. kculll County.
ItgtfIrUt GOrCrHpr-N !. \. Glenn.
S.rIf'rirj ~ Ntd'r=-. y. Thornton.
Sat'c 4u3itr-I'hu ll-c.
ktfie Ir.rsfrtf.-f1r'. G.UudlIch.
luDrarg -GtA,Tgi-E. H. uyL.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
INCREASING CHINESE TIMIGRATGOS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsHIEGTON, ThursIaY, JIIy 70 I.tU'
There ia prospect OF early compromise on the l-
dian Appropriation bill II the senat" SHAH reiuse 10
take M for consideration the House bill solely proposing
or of ttc Indian Bureau from the Interior 70 the
War Drpattmru the House will Tcccde llom ti.dt ldi'
~ the Indian Appropriation bill providing io sH'h
fer Thi. tacic removed, the other questions VIII DC
easy o adjustment, hut requirc s3OOOOO 10 De atd0u
to the appropriations.
The desire has been expressed by Democrats gch'iaJ
That all reports OF investigating cohiml'ee' s''l ~
-, b,. r,,,,. pa,t in order II possible, to adjourn
~ the tud week. several are now ready ilrtdu
m that on Louisiana affairs. and others are III course OF
preparation.
= = cox was convc iently absent from the Banking
,ond Currency Committee to-day. ostrnsihy on account
of udspos.,o yet ne riding about town thls even
Iug.
The Conference Committee upon the Military Academy
bin has rcr,ci This i.cous dcrcd hopeful indication
Of su agreement upon the other bills.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
cpIJEs AND CAsUALTIE5-BY TELEGRAPH.

NEwBuRGn, y. Y, July 27.-Nrs. Margaret Drcslel
10 OK Paris green night died from cGecs
ing.
OTTAWA, July 27.-The murderer Hughes gave
himself up 10 tho yner authorities last night and
lodged Ia Jail
AUGUSTA, Ga, July pa week ago n negro at
nm Edeohcd County y. c. outraged little Wnite girl
hye years TUESDAY evening last party vi men
took the negro into the woods and hung HIM
NEwBUEGH, y. Y, July 27.-Jamcs MichacIs, one
prsOnt who throw IN The o the
key escaped from the NewbuGkh JAN If months ago.
yesterday. He had been lD0cted for Way rob
bory.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 27.-Iast night colored con-
stable Hamburg Is. c. attempted " two nogioes,
stealing lie caught one when the other Drd
at him ths ball strikpR the Ia custody killing him
instantly.
Troy, N. Y. .Jnly PA gang Of burglars was
discovered In e Office OF u. Blaekaion wo9lcn mile ct
nud nve aD1 than escaped The saie ivI
with poHder Ieldy w DC exploded
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
SITE rEAcnEAg ASsocMn0M.
NUMBER or ryrrnr,uvG rArrrs READ.

NUHBrR OF GSrEEE-TfNG FArEEs Rad
ELmRA, y. Y, July 27.-IhIs was the last
day OF the session Of the state Teachers, Association at
Wa,uu. Tie number of members present was little
oy,rGJO. \ p1p.r on Common sens" rs Regulating
Principle IA Education and Lite" Was presented by
Charles & Saca'ord Of Cornell Uaiyrr'iy. \ paper
yIyuy an account 81 th" " N,W-InrS Ciry Teachers
A..oriliun or ono Hundred Years Ago. also read
by Daniel J. Pratt Of Albany Miss X. t. Moore OF
Cornell read a paper " Science In the Public
Sehpol4" Prof John W Mran OF Hamilton
College presented paper on Teaching as Fine Art.
Prof las H. ilop.. oT Cortland presented a paper on
Oral tu,tur by Lectures aud lustruc
tlpn ny I.Nt-Iuu,' Inc several sections ~ Tie ASSOC
alton cu.cI fheir work thi- morning lhs afternoon al
of tn, members of thr A.socituon paid visit 10 Wat
Ins G.rn, br invitation of the VrourciOr. IompIf""
,uoruue some 300 M uiu u excursion {" The Cen
irfugI going down by the Northern Central and Penn
syIy.1i, Railroads. aud remaining week.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
TrRCO.SERvIAN WAR NOTES.

The Slavic committees in Austria and Russia
are actively aiding Seryia.
The Turks are using the telegraph freely to
send report, Of their alleged victories abroad.
Abdul Hamd, who will become Sultan if his
brother Murtd abdicates is IN hs 34th year.
The ScryianS captured two kupp breech.
loading guns near Bcla bt licked the k 10 use them.
The loss sustained by the Seryian Gen. OHM
pics opposite To Behna is attributed 10 his volunteers
having rushed on too eagerly.
The Turkish debt contracted abroad amounts
to S92i 900 All this has been incurred since 1901
and is held mostly in England aud France
In seryia every man who is able to hold a
ride tnust serve in Me militia. and respond TO the call OF
tbe Government when he is required TO take the field.
In Turkey the standard of the Prophet has
boou raised This emblem, which Is displayed only Ia
tunes of great peril black and Is preserved with ereas
care at Constantnoplc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

IoNpoN, July 2S.-Thc United states cor
vcttc Marion ha, sailed from Lisbon.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-rwo .mcn from the
American fishing vessel Oriola landed at this por
today They were picked up in boat
QUEBEC July 27.-An exciting boat race
between the Sumdull Mclaughlin crews took piac"
ON the It Curc, River this morning tor 500 side, Tue
former crew winning the race.
HALIFAX, July ~. - The American bark
Alexander Campbell pat INTO Pctou disabled having
been IN collision near Cape SaInbro win an unknown
vessel
OTTAWA, July 27.-The Government has ap-
pointed 4 commission, cons>tingof McSSrs. Larra smith
az toronto Adam Hope of Hamilton and John Feather
stone of Ottawa. to inquire into tie atrs of The North
ern Railway OF Canada
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1876.

pacn club under the name OF the Tl1cn and Hendricks
Reform Cluh, with the following OH r.; President ~
bert s. Lyon Vice Presidents stephen \ Marshall. Eli
mund g. Sutherland John Svinburnr Michael D,nahue,
ir., Elisha =. Ferris Recording secretary; James II.
Romer; Corresponding Secretary, Peter B. Nerulyea;
Treasurer John ". EOwcll
4 Tildcn and Hendricks Club organized at Glen
Glove Wednesday evening The number of members Ell
rolled 255 The officers of the club are : j. NJ Bar
low. President; Charles A. DIrra Vice President;
Stephen kinrslaad. Secretary; John ". Campbell.
Treasurer blnncr is be displayed with portraits ol
the candidates. .
The NXIst Assembly District Democratic Club held
regular meeting last ght AT lis rooms, at Onc-hnndftd
and-rnth-st and Thravc. The meeting was called Tor
the PURPOSE 0f enrolling members. hut owing To picnic
of the Association The at enhance not rs ErEr dH
usual. llc officers OF the Association are: Hugh Mas
IcIsOn President Francis Sclnteon, Ntcc-Presldthl'
Edward IodcrOsr Trcisurpr i. 4. Harmon Sccrci"ly'
Speeches made 10y the President and Mr. Nii!dlhs
upholdng the principles Of TN" Democratic party
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

the stcuographer in writing each word WITHOUT rrs''"
TO sense were such as puzzle the most inelseht per
sou i'm seeking discover the meaning tney WeIe IN
~ ed 70 convey There Is not,mg vi ~, gciaI corr-
t0n. There stl other witnesses 10 DC eAamino" VII
the part Of tine prosecution.
COINAGE OF TRADE DOLLARS REDuChD'
Acting under the provisions of the Silver
hill repeating the legal tender of the trade doar ana
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury to limit the
coinage thereof 10 the actual export demand TOT tat
coin from the Atlantic cities Secretary Morfll mas
directed that no deposits for these CONS be received u
I'll further advised at the Philadelphia Mint The same
directions have given TO the Carson City Mint Inc
san Francisco Mint has been authorized to coin an
sufficient To meet the aclual gNpo'I I.
these coins bein required for export 10 Inl n Jdd"
ONLY. Otherwise the Iniuts VIII be run 10 thcr i c'i'
city the subsidiary coin and the necessary goa coinage
ACTION on THE STEAMBOAT BILL.
The Senate Committee on Commerce held
meeting this afternoon took up and agreed upon inc
Steamboat BILL and directed senator Boutwell, to report
it 10 the Senate The bill it passed the House was
considered to be largely in the interest OF steamboat
owners rs il relieved them from any OF tue oDgatohS
and duties imposed upon them Icy the existing laws Inc
Senate Committee has entirely remOdelcd the hs anu y.
agreed uuOu to-day Leaves the law slbsthllilN Hs u
exists the slight alterations maze hoU ih"'0i''
altering it.
INCREASING CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
The official returns made TO the Bureau OF
Statistics show that during the fiscal year ending Juhe
30 1876 there arrived in the United States 2-'o'-
chinese immigrants OF whom only 250 females
q: this number 2l 2G2 arrived in san Francisco, 30 III
Oregon and 800 in Puget Sound During the correspond
in perod Of ls75 the total immigration to the United
states from China was lGi37 of whom - were ttha!eS
This show 4 an increase in 1876 over 1870 OF 6l3o
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
mARryE DISASTERS IN THE PACIFIC.

san FRANCISCO, July 27.-Ihe ship Santa
Clara which arrived here to-day from Ncwlcui, reports
having been boarded in the strait Lmairc by Mr. iIoar
second mate and three Of the British bark southern
Cross who were going in small boat TO Ushnoa Mission
station In Beagle Channel for assistance. The
Southern Cross was then anchored IN
Goose Roads in distress, leaking badly,
uud with only one pump available. The captain was H.
and the mate had charge of the vessel. Ghc boat OBJ
ta!ucd provisions and ammunition from santa Clara
aud proceeded ON her way TIE whaling bark Illinois,
OF this port. run down III the Arcuc Ocean by tne
whaling ship Marcugo, aut sunk Instantly. All hands
were saved except "a named Jacob NinCAcl or
Boston who WAS drowned. Tho rest OF the crew were
distributed among the llcct.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
oovrpNTrONS AND INTERVIEWS.

i
Icon ,r,c YoMNATIoNs N LOUISIANA AND IL
T,yoIs-THE KENTUCKY PEoHIBIroNIsTs MAKE
VIEWS OF PARTY LEADERS AT SARA
TOGA. ,.....e A., non
large number of leading politicians OF ooth par
AZ ore spending portion Of the Summer at sara
~ The views of Gov. Rice Collector Arthur, and
others ON the campaign in this State show that
uoI;tcians regard its result of the greatest I'M
nortance. Their opinions are presented to-day. Inc
= pooocrots of Illinois nominated State officers
.os,ordav Lewis Stewart being the nominee
Co. Governor. They adopted the st. LOUIS
rIatform. with an additional plank denouncmg
convict labor. The Louisiana Democrats. hhSIeu
the;r work of making State nominations l. Nlchol
Rim, the nominee for Governor, and Louls
Wilt for acknowledgements. The ProhlOl-
.ion;sto Of Kentucky who haves never
acted as an organized party in that State before
have now organized for work IN the lresi'enuai u.
nanvoss The Liberal Republican County Commit
Of NewYork County declare their preference Tor
Haves and Wheeler.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
SEEKING nEsING,s PARDoN.
A MITIGATION OF ms sENrENCE PHoBABiL


lBr rELEGEArU TO TIE rEIErNEl
WtsHrNGfoN, July 27.-Mr Storr', Washington
Ucsing and Jensen are still hopeful Of the success
of their mission Oh behalf of \. G.. Hrsng and tie
other persons serving whisky sentences. Mr. S'orT5
even asks for the full pardon of !i,s.nE, bat does
not himself believe that such request can DC
granted 1t is strongly insisted that the Pr'Si-
dent has promised that lic,ug's sentence
shall be mitigatcd. 1t appears that III"
present subject OF consideration Is the
basis upon which the sontouc" shall be m'ticat"d-
whether Hcsiug shall be placed IN the same class s
hhern and receive six months sentence, or whether
he shall be- treated as some OF tie sansrr7 ana hc
only scut.nccl for three mouths. II the latter
course Is decided upon the remission VIII be made
prio1 to the election; # the six months IIui' Is
chosen the public proceedings may uct b" takca uE-
al after the election. IA amy event li",inga friends
claun that hi, maximum Imprisonment viii be 'iN
months.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
long AVID EARNEST DEBATE on REsUMPToN-A
MAJORITY OF THOSE PRESENT AGAINST 1T.
IrN III EnrALu 10 LIE IIIRuNEl

MAJORITY OF THOSE present AbAlNSl IL
Icy TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUSEl
WAsHIyGNoN July 27.-The Democratic caucus
was in sessiun until after IL. It was called lor
the purrorc of considering financial questions ana
also the question of adjournment Mr. Holman
offered his resolution repeating the Resumption act
and made a speech Mr. Wikc, n member OF the
Banking and Currency Committee, Thought
the resolution had better be in the IAN
guage OF thes ST. LOUIS platform. The Whole
subject was discussed at length by MT
Singleton, Mr.. Mcmahon. Mr.. Holman, Mr. Hewitt
Mr. Lamar, Mr.. Thompson (NIass.), Mr. Landcrs Slr'
Iyude, Mr. Meade, and others. Mr. Hewitt gave an
interesting history of the discussion at ST. LOUIS IN
the Committee on Il solutions and explained tue
causes leading to the adoption of the plank MI
Lenders made his usual speech The queS-
ton of adjournment was alluded to DHt
no action taken. Members tonight say that the
question is as far from settlement Is Il was IN md
winter. The caucus was spar,ely attended, and
quorum at no time was present. he resumption
resolution, as amended by Nr. Wkc, was adopted
by majority of those present; but the attendance
was so small that the members do not consider them
selves bound by their action.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
INVESTIGATION OF JUDGE HUMPHREYS.
WASHINGTON. Tnursday, July y, 1916

NASiiiNuION, lhtlaui3t Jug ~ 1870
The inauiry into the charges against Justice
Humphreys uf the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia was resumed to-day before the Select Commit
tee OF which Mr. Warren OF MASSACHUSETTS, is chairman,
The testimony was mainly corlobOratvo OF that given
Yesterday being directed chiefly to the point OF the
Judges mental iscapacity to perform his duties with
credit to himself or satisfaction to the public As an IL
lstraon OF the ucohereIv OF his charges and rulings
one OF the witnesses read extracts from the Official re-
port OF tho 5afe-Durglary Case" which was tried be-
fore Judge Humphreys Thess extracts, whether from
he judges disconnected stJis the Literal manner Of
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

which is not likely to tend to Mr. Tidcns advantage
Col Hawkins said lie found the desire for william NJ
Evartss nomination for Governor strong ana unan-
nous Republicans who neither onlce-holders nor
oce-seekcrs and several Of the Office holders have eX
pressed decided preference for him hs great ability,
national reputation and unimpcachabc character make
his nomination almost necessity to the Republican
party Of the state If nominated he will win the votes
OF many Democrats. and full Republican vote would
make his election Republicans are equally certain
TIA If any machine politician who has been in training
for the Office is nominated the State will surely
Democratic. There had been various expressions Of
opinion as whether Mr. Evarts would accept the nom
nation. Col. Hawkns's own opinion that. prompted
by a high of public duty, Mr. Evarts would he
willing for time, TO leave his lucrative professional
practice advance the best interests of the people Of
his state
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
SEVERAL ST

SEVERAL STORES BURNED AT JAMESTOWN, ~ 7.
JAMESTOWN, July 27.-About IL o'clock last
night a fire broke out in Windsor Gidden's hardware
.,ore East Thirdst and extended 10 Hiram Smiths In
rurance agency Goodrh's grocery. ROwlcy's gentle
mems furnishing goods store the Ladiess Temperance
Hail. Burden Brothers notion store Fernes shoe store
aud DIckinson's nre insurance ageney-aii oi VIZ
were burned The losses heavy. The names spcao
rauidly and re-engnes were ordered from Noriy tchns
Al o clock ths morning. Tue ars SzA unaAS eohV~s
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
DryoccNrfC DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS.

The Fifteenth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Campaign Club was organized last evening at Beecker
and suniyansts One hundred and atty persons signed
the roll OF membership. Col. r. A. Meriman elected
President George f. Short and j. Il Wheeler, YcePea
ideuts; Hiram Harlow and l.. q. GaIlsc, Secretaries ;
Charles T. Wehze Treasurer
A Tden and Hendricks Reform Campaign Club OF the
With Assembly District organized at No. IL Riv
ingtOn-st. last evening
Tue Fourteenth ward Anti-Tammany and Independents
Ciuzon Association Of the II Id Assembly District held
ratification meeting ut No 37l BrOOmest last evening
Resolutions adopted approving the St. Louis
inees and platforms. Speeches were made by Messrs
feteIs and OpltL.
The Democrats oi White Plains have orgauized oam-