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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-11
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE LATE CHARLESTON RIOT.
PROCLAMATION FROM GOV. CHAMBERLAI

PROCLAMATION FROM GOV. CHAMBERLAIN.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 10.-The condition OF the
city continues very much disturbed The cc0red rioters
last night wayisud AMI attacked several white men,
chiefly in the back streete bu; fed upon The approach OF
the patrol Gov. Chamberlain has Issued the following
prOclamaOn:
Whereas Information has reached me that serious
riot occurred N the city Of Charleston the night OF
the 9Th inst resulting in the death Of one person ana
the woun'ting and n1urirg ot several more ana
Whereas Aucn eNctrm"nt stu exists III that city; ana
fears are entertained thai the public peace viii be
further disturbed. Now, therefore l. Daniel II. Cham
heran Governor o. sad state, do proclaim my pu' pose
al ny command. and 10 secure to every man, Of
whatever political party, the right TO speak
strant or danger in the preeont POLITICAL cam
pai4n and / admonsh all my fellow-etzcns
speech and of political acuOn sacred rights, which
be tramplrd on without rousing split OF
imDOIc all citizens of Charleston TO rely upon tie aw
Tor their sole protector and TO do no ac; @hca siIi
within IN sanction OF tie law aud ITS officers.
Especially do | seountcnance ANA forbid the presence
upon DE streets OF bodies Of men, whether organized or
not Irm-d with deadly weapons, weapons OF CuS ol
any kud, and call upon the officers OF cy ana the
state 10 DC prompt and vigorous ia chtchs al such
demon eraOnS OF violence ana awloSSness, anu chryc
ing Tue laws Tor the protection oil Oh ctLos ia 'ln'f
Tho sr OF political intolerance in all its forms IS The
direct cause which OpnrcsSes our state and peace
aud prosperity VIII never come until that iCa spn -
haally exercised. Every thoughtful mLn and every good
citizen should give his utmost Influence 20 preserve the
pubic peace by securing perfect ltecdom OF polug'
act | now IN conference Win the Mayor OF tHc
cy and the chicf constable OF the STATE, and all
ues suitable the protection % the citizens ~ Chaios
ten will be taken. all persOns have violated, UT
VINO RI hereafter violate the law Will be brought 10
trial and punishment
Mayor Cuuuingh tonight issued proclamation
similar in tone to thar OF tic Goyemo: sheriff Bowen,
rs chairman of the Republican party for Charleston
County, 10 queseda conference with committee OF the
Executive Committee o; the Democratic parry IN Charles
tom with view to the adoption OF measures for
the preservation of quiet III the city. The result Of the
conference tie expression the part OF the Re
publcaus Of an unqualified determination to pre-
vent disorder and TO discover and arrest the per-
sons who the agrescrs in the RIOT Of Wednesday.
ia the course Of the conference il distnc stated
by Demucrtic committeeman tuGi, while they were
from every consideration anxious to rce Nv" tue public
peace they were resOlucly determine matter what
the cost Consequences That the scenes of last Nedes-
day night SHAH not Lc repeated
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rage that can only find vent in plying, useless
tears" He speaks highly of the coolLess courage
and frmness of Mr.. Schuyler, whose report on these
occurrences Wilde looked for with anxious interest
Mr. Barring the representative Of the British Gov
eminent. appears anxOus to do what IS right and to
make thorough investigation, bus be starts with
some of Sir Henry Elliot's projudces, and he secs
everything through the spectacles of the British
Embassy at Constantinople. The Daily Nous has al
ready in this matter scored grand achievement,
but it does not seem disposed TO leave il I'll the
British Government makes some communication to
the Porte upon the Subject. How long before that
event shall happen is a question, and the impending
negotiations in regard to SerNia will be anxiously
watched to see if advantage is taken OF them
to 0htain any redress from the Porte for
these unfortunate people. The theory that the acts
of violence were entirely confined TO Basl-Ba-
zouks is thoroughly exploded by both Mr. Mac
Gahan and the Constantp0plc correspondent. The
former points to numerous instances Of outrage by
the Turkish regular troops and gives eases in which
mon have been promoted and rewarded for what IS
called their zeal in crushing the Bulgarian rising
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BLOOMING TONS NEW RONORS.
IT'S NEW MAYOR, THE USvERsrlY, AND EFCorL:c.
TONS OF SENATOR WRIGHT.

TIONS OF SENAlOR WRIGHT.
BLooMrNGTON, Iud., Sept l0.-Ihs Lutte
town has Just become city, the first ma a., Cares W.
Henderson, having been elected this last week. The
jorty of Mr. Henderson, who the republican ;u-
nee. nearly 100.
The City of Boomin gton derives It's importance from
being the seat the state University Tie fortyuuih
year OF this Institution began Tie IN inst win
large accession OF students. The year l57JG the r-t
under President Moss, highly successful. me
faculty, exclusive OF the departments Of law AID mCd-
cine number IL professors. The Geological Cabinet ~
the University is OF the best in the country contain
ing about 50 900 specimens Some OF tde fossils in ts
collection are valuable, such IchtlysOs surus.ad
TO be the largest yet fouudhe turtles from NcDTpsl
and the MesaloHyN from Henderson, XIV. Tho cInt1 :
purchased by the trustees OF the state University
from the heirs of the late Dr. DAVID Dale Owen OF New
Harmony, Ind.
Eloomn sion has produced four Governors one Z
whom the late Joseph A. wright. who, after hlae
the Gubernatoria Chair OF Indiana, uppoilied 10
represent Government at the Court 81 Brria. fhe
early struggles OF Gov. Wright well remembered.
When the county courthouse building here he wss
employed carry bricks at 3il2 cents per day, and
when aftcrWard he became s,GGcE: in the State
University. he accepted the appointment Of iani;or 20
enable him to meet HIS necessary expenses. the follow
ing rXtract from the minutes Of the Board " Trustees
in regard the compensation granted 10 w Wright The
glbscuucut Governor foreign Minister, and United
states Senator IcSOlred, That Joseph A. Wright 10
allowed. iOr ringing the bell, making res &c IN the
college building during the last session Of the State
Seminary. the OF Sl6 %; Also Tor a lock- bell
rope and broom ~ 31l2; and that the treasurer OF
the late seminary the Sliuc. Issued Alay IL, 1873
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

san Francisco, Sept. 10.-YesterGay being Adj
mission Day Wa legal holiday
CuEYENNE, Wy, Sept. 10.-Five hundred recruits
arrived here yesterday.
Tacoma, n. H., Sept. 10-The Belknap Mills,
which have been idle or three years. viii Opcra
soon.
ALBANY, Y. Y, Sept 10-The eutfies for the State
Fa winch opens hero Monday the nth st occupy
200 pages III The catalogue.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 1O-Thc Delaware Avenue
r. Church dedicated to-day with appropr ate cereno
Bishop simpson preached tho dehcstoTy sermon
BINGHAMroS n. Y, Sept. 10-Fountoin Hoss
Company volunteer association It's return phae
pha at IL o'clock last night received from
The citizens Of this city.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 10-AIrangcmcnts arc
about completed for tho reunion Of the Union
caion the 10th ana 2lst inst and invitations
Issued which signed by U. 4. Morton T. b. Martludsa
Joan New. Conrad BaAor, Benjamin Harrison, and r. 3
Foster. - y
HALIFAX, Sept. 0.-The new Governments Of
Prince Edwards Island Ia composed OF the following l. n
Davies Attorney General q. Deblos Cooal Secretary
aud Treasurer T. ID stewards Commission OF Pubic Work
John Yeo Alexander Laird D ooCtoA Jehs L., ufwus ~
Robertson and l. REowsA
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REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATION.
sUB-CoMIIrrEEs OF REGULAR AND INDEPENDENT
REPUBLICANS IN CONFERENCE.

ELIbBIINPNN IN t'iNf El'asHtI-'
At a meeting of the Committee Of Com
ference appointed by the Liberal publican state Con
ycnson to confer with similar cm!:tc appointed by
tie Republican Convention the -u ct Of 70 rgau'Hi-
fion At the Office OF Gel John C0chne, On Sept. D,
there were present Thomas j.. stewart, chairman /;
John Cochranc, DR.. NJ. Freligh, George W. Palmer,
Hu.h Neslitt, Charles w Goddard DR.. ID. Rogers,
George Il. Maciay b. +. Manieire, and JOHN Cdshow.
Upon the motion OF y. T. Manierrr Subcommittee OF
tive, Including the chairman, appointed to confer
with subcommittee OF the same number 20 be ap-
po,uteG by the publican Conference Committee the
SAME subject This committee consists B. L. hduorre,
chairman; john Cdchrane, George y. Palmer, John
CashUw and T. f. stewart. At a meeting OF the Com
mttoc Of Conference appointed by the Republican state
Convention at tn Fifth Avenue Hotel Sept 8, there
we're present Gen. James W. Hustled, Dr. Robert
loughfan Gen. A. s. Owen, William Lam
beer IT, and isaac Dayton. 4 subcommittee Of five,
including the chairman also appointed, consisting Of
J. W. Hustled. chairman; william Laimbcer ir., isaac
DAYTON A. S. Owen, and Franklin Woodruff A "a Joint
meeting on the day Of the two sIi-comiiteos at
the Fifth Avenue Hole there We're present II. Il.
Manierre, John Cochrauc, George W. Palmer, Thomas
T. Stewart nnd John CashOw, on The par oil the LIBERAL
Rcurbhcans and J. W. Hustcd, william L..,mOocT, jr,
Isaac DAYTON A s. Diyen, ana Franklin Woodruff, on
The pa,t OF the Republicans on motion Of Gen. Coch-
.ane Gen j. W Hustled made Chairman OF the Joint
committees ard Thomas z. Stewart secretary. The FOL
towing resolution was then unanimously adopted:
Rescloed That II j. the opinion If tni, ~ NJ committee
that there b" rccnr0l!h NJ OF tie iscpncta ' the
CITY OF NeW-YOrk early dav after tle NoJ tDber
election and that the details "f such Recruitment be
considered by the JOINT sul-coninittecs witl powell
proposition made that no person no ding office
bv appointment within the Limits of New-Y0rt and
Kings Comfy except notary public CT IA commissioner
81 deeds he eligible delegate 20 general committee
or To an Assembly district ward state cniion
After discussion it was laid for future cohsdera
lion together with the details OF plan for carrying
tu eject the resolution for reCnIOnet and Tor pro
,ilup ina the mean time for the proper RECON ion OF
IinrrJs in their respective dIstrl,ts IN NcwNolk CITY
Ihc iont committees adjourned until fIiddy evening
sent g. al tue place.
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ACTION IN ENGLAND.
TIE BRITISH PEOPLE JOHANNESBURG REsoLU-
TONS ADOPTED AT BLACKHEtrH.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. g. 1876.

LONDON, saturday, Sept 8, 1876.
The Right Hon. William Edward Forster
UIberaD, member of Parliament Tor Bradford, has gone
Bulgaria visit the OF the Turkish atrOc ties.
Lord Derby will receive deputatiOn Monday the
Eastern question. This is supposed TO that the
Government Will take an opportunity OF answering the
criticisms made on their policy.
Mr. Gladstone addressed meeting OF his constituents
Blackheath this afternoon the Eastern question.
The weather unfavorabe, heavy rain falling, but
In spite this crowd OF people estimated to number
l2OO0 assembled to hear the ex-Prme Minister, aud
gave him an enthusiastic reception.
Resolutions expr ssiye OF the Of the meeting at
the Turkish atrocities passed There dis
sent from a section o, the audience which considered
that the resolutions did express sufficient indignation
AT the proceedings Of the Turks
Mr. ladstonc in his address said that thr0uchout his
pcrieuce lac had witnessed movement to compare
with that which had arisen during the last two weeks
throughout England concerning the atrocities. Mr.
ScLuyiers report coming from representative of
nation the inhabitants or which rejoice to call
blrinren and from one whose personal character and
t,twotness he had taken pains to ascertain had
ducei "A marked impression In his mind, and con-
WINGED him that he could longer bear the responsible
ily Of remaining silent.
Mr. Gia1sone then proceeded TO show that the Turkish
Government Was responsible ior tho atrocities.
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TURKISH CRIMES.
THE MOsLEM MiSDEEDS DENOUNCED.

THE MOSLEM MiSDEEDS DENOUNCED.
POPULAR UPRISING IN ENGLAND--ABLr REPORT BY
cOfsUf-GESERAL SCHUYLER - EXPLANATIONS
EXPECTED FROM THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
Intense excitement has been created III Great
Britain by the details OF the Turkish atrocities IN
Bulgaria. a great meeting was held ut Biaokheath'
near London, Oh Saturday, and resolutions were
adopted denouncing the Ottoman Government Tor
its crueltes Ex-Premier Gladstone made an able
speech III which he declared that the report made
by Mr.. Schuyler. the American COnsul-Gencral, had
convinced him that he ought no longer TO remain
silent. The British Government meets with general
ceus,ire for its apathy in regard 10 the Bulgarian
Outrages
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CRIMES AND CAsUALriEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
PoRr CHESTER, n. Y, Sept. l0.-John Cum
nam was killed o. thc RAJ road last night.

PoRr CHESTER n. Y, Sept 10-John Cunning
ham was killed a. tne railroad last night.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept lO.-ihe total nierments
ye,trtdly were Il, OF W.cd II Of yellow fever.
81 PAUL MIMI, S.ptt0.-The Mortified robbers
are supposed 10 De ed IN the timber near Lake Epau
ST LOUIS Sept. lO.--A family OF Swcdes consist
Ing of man his wife. sLal cni were found dead
teriay IN Al old house. tgo mites lao II 7cdaia, do
KEoXviLLr. Tenn, Sept. lO.-one span of the
railroad bridge l-O feet long, the icnheacc ldNeI al
london blown down today.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. l0.-On Thursday, in the
town Of wilmington young giris sose o.en agr Ia and
ner ruu auon Miss Stl n IL, TOOK sy,hLine Win
suicir All intent Mrs Green died ia four houfs.
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1ucIUs RoGrxsov FOR GOVERNOR.

AUBURN, Sept. 10.-On Saturday the Hon.
Hiram Cray of Elmira chairman of the Democratic
Convention IN an interview with the reporter al The
Auburn Morning. Neus stated thar, since The dcclnailOn
of Horao Seymour an earnest eIIor; has been made
throughout the southern tier OF counties and throughout
the State 10 secure tho nomination Of The Hon Lucius
Rolipson for Governor la asweT 10 the question: VIII
Mr. Robinson accept the nomination. Judge Gray Ie-
uIied that wAle not pels Jnally seeking 1t, he would
ACCEPT If named by the convention. Tue movement Ia
his fayo is The spontaneous ANA uacOEcor ed action OF
leading Democrats anxious 10 harmonic al differ
ences rccufy the mistake SARATOGA ani secure
the tdumph Of the Stale and national hrHels
in November believe 30 would undoubtedly baye re-
ceyed the nomination at Saratoga II had MOI been Tor
the Seymour excitement wich carried al before H. HIS
support constantly increased FROM The iiSt mention OF
his name. The longer u cauyas~ei the mc.e lhe
DEL, gates were convinced that he was the man to ied
The party TO victory. lie wJs the Democratic cOAd"to
IOr Controller ~ 1862 seven years before ire LID
cfal movement arose, and also tie democratic
nominee 10. ConcIoss IN the NXHih Disu YET 81 SO, ~.
years before His record b. clear on al rolHfH ~
would draw the support % tine business Interests view
York Cty and thVs ate. which J. SUPP tstd 10 De- slf
inorganic strong point lie Is known e. hi uci@hloit
AMI thIoug hUut the State, ~ prudent c"nrctNHN"
upright man. the trusted and ai hia custodian ri some
Of the largest private aud cGriOrcic ircs's ID me
country. ~ placed M crGrgc 0i tie aNurs or the
Ere Railway CoIpauy aIef Al became eLDdii"s- - ana
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CENTENNIAL 1TEMs-Gov. TILDEy

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1O.-An address Oh
the history and progress of Texas will be delivered to-
morrow AZ O'Clock in the Judges Hall, Exhibition
Grounds, by Gen. Hubbard OF that state.
The National Agricultural Congress will meet IN the
Judges Hall on Tuesday for three days session
Gov. Td,n OF New-YOrk viii visit the Exhibition On
the DIST inst and remain TIL the 23t. informal ton To
this effect having been received ON saturday by VT
McEith in charge of the NewYOrk state headquarters
Dgr.E his visit public reception VIII be gwen ny tbe
GoVci al she state building IN connection Mitn the
special centennial jubilee OF the citizens OF NeW-lOrk
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
A DANGEROUS FIRE.


THREE ACRES OF BUILDINGS OPPOSITE TIE EXHBI-
TON GROUNDS BURNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10..-At az o'clock yesterday
afternoon fire broke cut in MIrphy's oyster saloon
on Em-avc opposite the Main Exhibition Building,
and before 1t coud be cxtinguished il communicated
to and destroyed neighb0rIg property 10 the value
of about $4,000 The flames spioad east west, ana
south consuming the entire lot of buildings on Elm
ave- from the Transc0ntinental Hotel to the Ross
fIousc about 90 in all, incluing several variety
shows, beer gardens, restaurants dc. Three acres
were burned over. The widest excitement pre-
vailed both inside and outside of the Centennial
grounds People iGckcd to the scene of the fire by
thousands and il in estimated tLat there were at
least 90, 900 persons in the immediate vicinity.
During the excitement attending the fire. quite a
panic occurred am0nst tie visitors in several portions
Of the Nam Binding, upon the apprehension that
the structure was fire The heat from the blazing
flames across the street having become SO IN
tense rs 10 scOrch the paint upon the turnsties
Immediately facing the cOnilagrati0n, see
ton of hose from one of the engines Of the
Centennial Fire Department was put IL operation,
and stream of water kept constantly playing upon
the more exposed portions Of the exterior of the
Main Building. The prccauion having been taken
TO close al the doors along the Elm-aye. side Of the
binding tEe visitors prevented from crowdng
upon and interfering with the lircmen, and obliged
TO find egress III other directions.
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REVISED FIGURES FROM VERMONT.

Boston, Sept. 10.-A carefully-revised sum
mary Of the vote for Governor in Vermont gives Horace
Fairbanks Qepl a majority OF 23,73@ over VIM III. II.
Bingham (DeTl The Lower House OF the Legislature
IL divided follows, excluding four towns in which
there no choice: Republicans, 207; Demo
Gratis. 81; Republican maiodtT. 116 Republican
majority IN $50. 40. The senate is unanimously Re
publican IN Inc lGG towns tho Republican candidate
for LentenanG laadq hi. tckct by 49, votes.
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POLITICAL DISTURBANCE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-A Hayes and Wheeler
meeting in the Seventeenth Ward at Cross street Market
house broken mp on Friday night by rough men who
have been notorious characters. Several shots were
fred and one IA an named william Henry was shot in the
biz. bu not dangerously wounded. MI. C. Irving Duty.
who addressing the audience the moment II the
outbleak, badly beaten ABOUT the mead and lace.
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TWEED TO BE SURRENDERED.

LONDON, monthly, = II. IL ITO
A special dispatch from Burgos 10 The DAILY Aoes
states that Tweed was arrested &C Pontevedra
where he landed from the sail ng vessel in
which he escaped from Cuba. Hr. Adee.
Charge dAfaires of the United States, in the
absence of Minister Cushing, has visited
the Spanish Minister Of Foreign iiiaIrs at Ia
Gala, aud arranged for the surrender Of the pris-
to the American Government. The Spanish
au. h0Tities had been informed Of r weeds sailing
for Spain. and preparations had beer made for his
arrest long before his arrival.
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TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 1O.-Commodolc Garrison.
who was sercnaded last night stated that under the new
organization an OF corporation for which has already
been apucd for the Missouri Pacific viii be- entirely
soparie from the Atlantic and Pacific. The organi-
cation viii I've made basis Of 100000 paid up stock
mi. money IS all 10 pended The purchase Oi steel
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

During yesterday Commodore Vanderbilt
suffered considerable pain at intervals, but on the whole
passed tue day in comparative comfort His physician
stated that in his opinion the Commodore gradually
losing strength Fcw callers received yesterday
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CAPTURE OF TWEED.
THE PRISONERS CLOSELY GUARDED.

THE PRISONERS CLOSELY GUARDED.
THE SURRENDER or TWEED ASKED BIZ 1HE sECRE.
TARY OF THE AMERICAS LEGATiON-THI SIAN
IsH GOVERNMENT WILLING TO HAND MN OVER.
LONDOS, Sept. 10, 1879
In response 70 a request for a REPETITION, Reuters
agent Mt Madrid reports verbatim ;he news of the
arrest Of Tweed, adding that the prisoners arc
closely guared at VigO by the military authorities
The first Secretary of the American Legation has
requested the extradtion OF Tweed, and he viii con
sequently be banded over to the American author
itIpa.
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I'M 1rLrGRApn ro rHr rnIHrNt.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.--NO infOl nation has
yet reached the State Department rcgarlnI The alleged
arres' Of Tweed in Spain undoubtedly the fact that
request made for his arrest and the 81 h ais believe
that he will he delivered If captured il Spain in
for similar actions the part OF our Nernment al
various timea and especially in the Of Areuces In
1864 AreGleles was Spanish officer outy in Cuba,
and having captured cargo Of slaves VIII n had been
brought from Africa supposed to have eel them In
accordance with the law lie however had zen. them 20
the interior where they soj and Argue Hes scared
to NowYork with the proceeds. On his Irn 20 Cuea
he was convicted of the oficnse and executed
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GEN. BANKS CONSENTS.

BOsTON, Sept. 10.-Gen. n. p. Banks has
consented ne the Republican candidate for reelection
% Congress from the Nth District
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SPECIAL posr-orFIcE AGENT REMOVED.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. lO.-H. I. SpeSry,
special agent In charge Of the stamped envelope works
IN this cly whose resignation called for aftei
Gov Jewels removal. hut which Mr. Sper1y rciCcd 70
fender has finally been removed. His successor J.
Burulan KinSman OF Lowell Mass. u relative of Gen
Batter. and member OF his stalf at New-0rlclns.
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tricd integrity and skiful financial management was
needed to protect it, interests. His first step was to
provide pas The 5000 onllOycs Of the road,
many Of whom months behind their wages, and
suffering In consequence.
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FATAL FALL OF A CAMPAIGN POLE
CIyCINNArI, Sept. 10.-Whle the Republi-

~ Lancaster raising pole last evening 30
feet bi- II fen killing Charles Drinklr George Fink,
ana Charles Huffman. Several Others were wounded.
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NOMINATIONs no CONGREss.

The latest nominations 10 the XLVth Con-
gress are given below
District. Nominee. Politics.
Ist New-York. Rev. X. = Reeve. Prohibition
XVIIItE Peusy lyanla. Geo. G.. Waller Republican
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NOMINATIONS TO THE STATE ASSEMBLY.
The following nominations TO the Assembly

have been made ia this state
District Nominee. Politics.
LIST OnOndaga. Thomas q AlyOrd. Republican
lid OncniaGL Carroll l.. smith Republican
lid Onomdaga &C. Fred IIcrhst Republican
Suffolk. Edwin L. squiers. Prohibition
'Renonnated.
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aArI,RnAY A GREAT DAY.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 10.-At the Exhibition
YESTERDAY the cash admissions estimated at 100000.
Probably there were 10000 free admissions.
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NOT A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.


c. Nes ia letter TO 1he UGea O6serce OF yesei day az
teruUti says ho not, and cannot h. candidate Tor
Governor Deioro the Saratoga Con; enOn on Wednesday
next,