davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
THE FLTER-srRICKEN CITY.
Expressing the Gratitude OF the People for the
Aid Received.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
MAYORS OFFICE. o |. II, 1870
To OUR BESEFACToRs THROUGHOUT THE
Usios-lt Is impo ,sioie TO express adeq .ateIy
the deep sense OF .ratitude fel. by the people OF
Savannah for the gene Gus penevolsnce which
has neen extended to Us from all parts Of the
United states, In this, our supreme hour OF dts
tress and desututioD. 1t has sOotned many
dying pillow and relieved many an aching nsart
Sach deeds do more to bind the Inhabitants Of
TINS land In sympathy together rs citiz us OF a
common country than oil he political theories
that were ever huv .nceJ. All that we can nuw
return to our nenef ctors are our uearIie ell
thanks aud sincere prayers tnat tue Almighty
may Uiess IA D. esrrve la their own homes the
noble DeO. 10 VINO have so readily cous 10 our
rescue. and long shieId them from tho pvsti-
lenco th u " Ikcd in darkness aud tue uestruc-
zion IN I wastetn At DoonIay.
Justice aud candor rsQuirv us to announce At
TINS time that oy reason Of the large iiOer.,i.y
81 subsCriuttun- IN money Auu suO lies lrp.uy
anoiued 10 us. we are no longer In Immediate
u Ell, nj We therefore ask our fiends evriy
where u cease for the present thei' charitable
cOntHOul itns. II the necessity for "a si..ance
sh.li gain arise anOns Us, we will fr .nkiy and
unhesitattnsp appeal to tnem for relief.
EDWARD Z. ANDERSON.
Mayor VI hyannah.
JOHN \. WHEATON,
Acting President OF tue SavaDuau benevolent
Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
A FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
The savsTes Armed with sharp's Improved
Rifes-Rsid- on tue Ranchmen.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., Oct. 1.-THE body OF
Privots Tssker Of Company, Second Cav Try.
was brought into Hunton's rancns YESTERDAY.
1t was not mutilated, but was stripped OF all
clothing.
In tho hsht McIvaine and McFarlane, OF
Chimney Rock. eacn had a horse shot under
him, and the latter received a slight hesn
wound In the rignt shoulder. The Indians were
a med with SharDs improved rifles, caliDre 4O
the number OF tue shells being brought In by
Setgf. Parker.
II. Is. Kelly who came in TO-DAY from the cat
tie giound, teouris twenty head ~ horses atol "a
ny lndi n from Sedrghts rancho last night,
aud Asherhlter. raucnniun, VINO started from
Georges rhncn YESTERDAY Tor SeAright's has 4 ot
arrived, and II II supposed he has he en- Killed.
A IarRr b. M Of lndians aie believed 10 be ~
the mountains, toward the head Of The sautlle,
ne more lhds arc houly looked for IN this al
recion. A tty Is now organizing nt thc CnuR
to 90 To tue Satills IN searrn Ot AshenIrlte.. A
ira just arrived At 'hs Telegram Csmp. near
Custer, lepuris seeing Inulans between tnat
lace and Red Canon. lne nne will reach Gus
ter To morrow III. IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
col. M'LEAN's TBsTIM
Tho kiud Of " ork tbnt Gov. Tiidcn's Trn-
ducoru are Doing ip the South.

The Eleventh Assembly Distr ct Tlden
and Hendricks Club had a large meeting last
evening at 1,1to Broadway, the club's neadq iar.
tiers john I. Agnsw 10 President; Leopold
Haze. Vice President. and John ID. Trainer and
J. O. Marriott, secretaris Among the member
are sucn men Henry Hilton. Oswald Often
dorfer. J. Grenvilie Kane, Lawrence Jerome.
Scheu, Judge McAoam. JuGRe john X
br dy. aud Judge A. r. L,wre,ce. Col.
GeOrge Mclean, Commander Of tho Old
Guard. the urst spe ker last evening, sad tnut
the Ltrsonal alta, ks OF III Republic us upon
tue Dennci attic canu dates had set men to ,hiuk-
lncati ns OF Gov. Tilden and Gov. Hendricks.
Wien he IN Chatleston ~ May last, the
81 aker lOund the southern men ready TO do
Justice to the negroes. Ia n GER ain oUuuty
tutes or four hundred met ana resolved TO W. Q
Tor llden. Hearing OF TINS the IL publican
office hOds,s called n M citing and Get 81 ed tbe
nesroes Tor tneir unnrateiuln, s. to the kspuoli-
c-n rty, ana reac "A lett r. AS follows:
II the negroes DARE TO desert the pubic party l
will recommend TO the uexl Congress " taae
~ feturn them to slavery.
Sgned. u. 5. GRANT.
wDen the Chairman OF tho meeting was asked, 4,
Col. Mclean con inued, way ne u.eu such a
forged letter. ne saiu, "Oh, tho coored u.en
cau't read, aud thew believe n, thing tnat Is
told III, m" II 10 by such ne ms tn 1 the Re-
puVlioaus seek to noid the coior-d vote.
Ar Leo old Haas said that he lifted his
countrym q. Carr SthLrz, who had SOLD himself
to the devil for $3.50 a night.
Mr.J Z. Marriott SAID that the asper lions upon
Gov. lilden,s reputation Dassec of water
from ducks back
Ar. ARnew aud Ar. W. @. Haskell SPOKE brief
ly, ana the meeting was adjourned win three
cneers Tor lllden and hOoiDsOn and reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
A 100000 FIRE.
The Destruction ofvniuable Business House.
In Louisvinr, kv.

LoUIsvILLE, Oct. 1.-THE most destruc-
tive nre which has visited Louisville In many
years occurred at O'Clock this m 1rning The
names we're discovered in Hecht q Harris's
clothing house, thence communicating TO ID Wis
q ii 'ding's liquor store, Carson & D1nies's
grocery, and A. Levy's clothing house. All these
are large wholesale establishments. and were in
one block. owned by Messrs. Thorner & Co. of
CncDn Il. The flames spread across the street
TO another block, damaging tho Alexander
Hotel. Georgs W. wicks & Co.'s tobacco and
cotton house, and Z. g. Cieverss hard " are store
The Falls CITY Furniture Factory and OF or
houses were also DAMAGED. rne lass will exceed
tbUOOO, with very neavy insur noes.
Tne losses and insuIancrs are as foIlows
Samuel hOrner OF Cincinnati. four houses
value tlJOOU, iDsurane on--third; W. u
stokrs- estate. owners OF the Alex ,nder Hotel
building loss $4,000 insurance $4,000: J.bn
sims furniture fsctory, Ioss $20,OUD, Insurance
tlu,Oo he preceding are the tut.l losses On
the buidings destroyed. Losses on stock are ,s
i"Iiows: rTis llecht, clothing, lose $4,000,
ln-ur-nct 5000; Davis II den, lQ nor ue.l-
srs, tooOU, lus rance 1880 A Levy & Co.,
clnthi. =, <lOO,OOO. insur nc- 5000; Cara u,
Daniels Co., grOcers. $4,000. ins rance t25.0O
;, SIMS Co., furniture. t25 OOO. insu-anoe 30
OpO; J. y. liare, elevator MAKER al. CO., IN ur q
~ tul j. IL. Alex ndrr, prOprl, tor ~ the Alex
ander Hotel, $DJOJ. Insurance $1,000 Bran-
rs Saunders Co.. cotton, 5000, fully IN
gursd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
sTEINWAY'S VICTORY AURELs

The following offici i report OF the Judges of
Awards VII $40. coaelaa,sig ina tne HIeHrsT noSoRs
m""s1s award 70 srEiswAy & sons The rep RI
comparison with other puOnsned reports i rcs oct.
fuliy .ohclted.
THE ALLrhPoRTASr JUDGES REPORT.
The undelsgne0, having tIsmincd the Grand.
sqa re, sad u.rght pianos eIall,teu o. srklSwAY &
stes dom..io fof tf aar1 sS 'G .y unel t
iOWins reA.U viz
as s s, s,s,y oc r, eagacs e. " al G'a@a s S S: a;
p'dn0,. rts hp0e'i yoium'. p"hg uHi dur 'IsDn NJ
q, on, a'a id6,Gig otmscha@re,; GEo, Sersi spc-
no" n ne ,I,"g' ana construction, and acin0 Of
lmpIoyeInea,s applied by srKNwAv q soSs we're
/. a DisroslrroS OF rnE srEIsos IN THE FORM oy
sy so@ssrs he sound eoaTd % oSdses Ss ov s%e
is tue nearer 10 tne centre OF tue soundbOar ltse
nus sitting .tetter ~ NJ otthe tier into vbratory
.e,oa' s"Hs 30 producing greatly ncrcs ed voumv VI
DuPLEx SCALE, patented in 1879 brings into &C.
va thoss p3ions 0l the strnss @ncn heretofore lsT
tn,ei,ls. .Ia q v,n0 qaaiGy. well the cSrvise
II II cvroLA METAL rHAsE. paIenied ~ 1879 an
Is5o sltl ~ neS system Of erosso and brscugs,
gnI5 .aG ll5c1sa'ax e s Rsey
,h quaity OF toue Is retained much longer than
~ A coSsTRuorIos or THE SOUND BOARD with Ia
ssss ana s S yenas 1 s patents Of 1909
sonnd,!osid which !. the natura result oI il. constant
sSyin; ns .! sa1d PSsrs naSrnoes d. "s,'i'''
M iNLllN II hN LAh fhAMF ACTION euttd
lsbo hhu io'bl OtinR e. .tr ~ niperyuus to atuins.
pherc lhhuent es, IN cOniunCt with the new sy,enl
o rncAltNtnt, re uitllg Ia uueff Dffctto D0tpsy
AMI del ca r tNHc' ,Hnr dp bihfg. '
Vi. TONksusrAiNiNG PEDAL (patenteJ 1874 ex.
tohus tat ,ap~ct, u plano iOr the proYuut.un II
nes muslea' ticcts b, ensoingt performer, pleas
ure 10 proou- the snund OF riuge n.te grouy Of
nuttr, leaving BON nds free 10 htrke other noe
OF simple construction, not liable ~ get Out ot oruer
anu ltH "a eethiY AGO urru
-TkiNwAY sos cxhoit In " Machinery Han" sam
PIE METAL PANTS and HARDWARE. ana FULLMFTAL
FRAMES uI q aad Squarr, an Upright panO- .lsu. m
pns their PATKSr METALLIC TUBULAR FRAMK Ac-
a ilG
Al A. ora, Long lAald
lhrse ar l'lcr Of composite metal show the Ohef
b.lectoi VQnsh dnd WoyImdi.L,p. anu the Gicdfsst
hrTnn b nhu uniformity Of metal struC urc astelke
anu sounding qu liiy with atcnsie strength exec di
b.UOO pounusp square centimctre US q, munstrated
~ sexual ieI Tho ull metal frames Of CupOla shape
possess an nequei 0sVfee OF resistance. prrinittng
sA ny lhcrea ed tension OF strngs without the slight
est danger Of break or cracA In said metal frames.
hereOy con,dSiubIg mcrsdIn0 ne U6rdiOrv DO,p,r.
and duomenung ne L1.hng qndhnes Of their instru'
monh. signature OF the Judge; III, X. ULIvER
Approval OF Group JUDGES,
J. eOmEDhAYRR, Il r KuPKA
QKo. v, BRIsrOW, Fir MILAN THoMsoH
yosKrn nkNHY, JAAks e. WATSON
LEyAssRUR ED. fAvRE fHsKr,
Jk, nILoAAD. IA. L, BARNARD lav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
NO NECLssITY FoR TROOPS,
Except 20 Perpetuato the rover Of Chamber
lain aud his Il a sca,iy tiang.

WASHINGTON. Dot. l6.-The demand of
GOV Ch 'irberiain for FEEDER i bayonets, with
which TO tutiinic ate white aud black voters, aud
thus continue the csrOet-bag rule IN south
Carolina, has eiyea tne AGs,inislralipn much
trouble. There have really beca no out
RACES committed by the white people OF tbat
State on the blacks. In ,wo instances only nave
there been distur iances offs fholent mAgnt. ude
~ allow the Republican party leaders h.re to
90 manufacture any capital Tor their desper tie
purpose OF inf ming the Northern mind. In
both Of these IN ,tanoes IL has been cls ,riy
proved, by the testimony Of respect BILE kepuo-
tcans, that the negroes were the ae gressor, aud
the law breakers. In the only other disturu-
ancs since the canv AS began, the negruos
made the attack upon a procession OF
colored men who were Carrying TIL
den and Hendricks banners through thu
directs OF Charleston. There Is no doubt tn I
In this last instance. As m the others. ho ne
Or es were tnstigat-d u commit violence by
their INSCRIPTIONS whtte le dsrs for IL Ia tina
unanimous verdict OF all Northern men who
have visited South 'rolinA that the oolOred
peo lie are constantly worse upon ny while
and black adyenturers, IN Uruer to incite them 10
madness against their white neghOOrs N left
Co heir own incllnations there Is not a shadow
Of doubt as TO the course the great portion OF
the oolored voters In SOU LarOln' would pur-
sue. lhey would vote with their old mas ers
Ihey have been deceived by a lot OF un.orupu-
lous adyenturers Of Doth cnlOrs, and made to
SV'SFO Nh"N eho bi1 oOutu tdTiillnd plan efa
wish TO reouos them to 81 veiy, But the Demo-
Gratis nave succeeded In undereivIng the colured
men IN very large negree, ,and unls 5 Cnamnei-
lain ana his associates can h Vs all tue troops
ehey want, majority OF the h"cks are cert In
20 vote Tor Hamp'on nd llid n, IL Is ue- per-
ate struggle on toe part of Chamberlain. II r
AOn, aud their rascay AssOrl tts. aud IN they
are defeated the alternative are before them
Gather 70 nee ia country or take up their abode
ln tue penltentidry.
with the Democrats III possession ~ the state
Government, and the Jddic ~ untrammelled.
n - lhfaa lkult NO li.
and a scoro or more OF their toO,s wuuld yet
their deserts. Most Of Tue Judges nave al
ready spokon heirsenumen ~ regard 10 these
miscreints, and nave condemned In the most
omphatio manner the stories Chamber has
get r1Oat about Outrag~s On the negroes.
Tho intelligent masses OF the NOrtu know per-
fectiy well that there Ia ~ cause Tor l. Q inter-
ference OF tho general Government The talk
about Wade HamptOns rife cues Is treated IS
tdie twaddle or mere mpaign lying. The mil
itia Of boul b Carolina Il, us every Intelligent
white man knowA composed entirely OF olsoks:
These Organix ,uons alone hive possession OF
tho State arms. How, then. @ u OnsIposrlsin
Call upoa any other ofes0isations 10 surrsnusr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
DIsPUTING ABOUT A RAIHy4Y.
The Important suit that Abram -. Hcwiit IL
CaIIed Ipon TO D,iend.

An important railway suit has been instltu ed
In he United states Circuit Court the East District
OF New JERSEY by William A. Guest against ADrsIn $.
Hewitt uu,Iee Of the mortgage bondholder, OF the
Montcair Raiway Company. In this action the Mont.
clair and Greenwood Lake Company n made a party.
The object Oi the suit s 10 procure the srrng asidr
the sales Ot this rava uudrr both the second
mortgages a. null and vo It's et forth on tie part
OF tnr cOu paAnt tnAt the mteting of directors 10
authorize tn making and circulation OF these bonds
aud mortgages hed 10 NV YORK city and that thr
nrst anu second mortgages were executed Ia kew
YORK These proceedings II Is urged. in oppusion
to me statutes OF New Jersey, ths expressly provide
king issue OF such bonds outside Of the slate
render them VOID Uf force ehect. In case the suit
Il deciaeu In favor OF the complainant II viii result Ia
throwing the enire property into MS hands very
'f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
why OUR FoHBFATHsR's FoUsHr.
sonnet hing About the Pcrsoos who are Array.
cd Agutpst Gov. Ttiden.

Mohawk Hall was rainbow-hued with
q ss last eve ming on the occasion OF the rally OF
the Reformers Of the Ninth District. A Temple
OF Liberty, supported by figures Of the next
President aud vice-President, sraced the plat
form. Three hundred Boys IN Req, White, and
Blue, carrying torches, marched up the main
aisle. and gave fousing oneers for Reform and
Victory" Gov. Hayes has nne war record,
We are told" sHid tne Hon. George W Morton.
but how insivnifcant II Is compared with the
record OF nuel j. 1ilden 10 bis war upon cor
rupttnr. He stood out alone IN this att ok
upon the very stronghold OF dishonesty. and
persev-rtd untd ne had clecnred botb Uarties Of
1wrecism. The term Republiosnism has be.
come anonymous with robbery and oppression.
-Four more years OF ", and your votes will be
poweri"-- to reSstabish honesty ana good GOV
ernment."
~ John J. Rafferty, spid that the D ndine Is
sue Ia not unlike tb { which led to the Revolu-
tioDary Wa. The principles for which " asn-
intoD, Jefferson. ana jackson con ended were
the ones now at ackeu by the Republic n parLv
No taxation Without representation" W the
warCry In the Revolution. The uulv crime
Gov. I ilden ever J. ~ mitted," said the speaker,
was the sirsnVulaipn OF every viper OF oorrup o.
ton wherever he found II. For this the Repup-
iic.n toDDers and tbieves all hate him."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
THEMARRIAGEoF MISS sCHAUs.
What Filled the Little Church Round the
Corner Last Lv. ming.

tOrnor Last kNs ning.
Mendelssohus Wedding Marcu" nled the
Little Churcn Rouno the Corner vita Its merry mel
Ody last evening Rittmester George Ludwig Brink
ermann. Esc4dron cnef. First H-ssan Regiment No
lS. Imperial Prussian army. stood before Dr. q. H.
HOugntou vita Miss AnIie ws'tJn schsus Loug ure.
vious TO tue pJned ume Twenty nintn street from
Fifth to Madison avenue was nlled with . ubls
row OF th CARR OF fashio4soe Germ aus
aud he little houss OF worship was crowded. The Ger
emony occupied onJ lew moments, a4d as the happy
coupe received tue hearty consr. uati,ls Of Drs
Housht anu Ossood thc organ peaed out the ~eo-
Nnk marc from - 40 engrn,' aud Mr.. anu o Brln,.
erul@un -rLt TO 30 East IuiIty rgnth street. home
uf tur bride, 4ad there received their iricnds Capt
brinkermann. VINO l. kuikut Of the Imperial ord OF
Ueaus Oupe. MAS attireo In hls Dran, unlf ,ri, AS
were Licu,s. kOher anu Won Is,end rh Dvtn also of
the Irus iau army, who accompanied hn 10 .urch.
Miss scnaus no wa attred In whte satin. IL daugh.
ter OF Mr. Winrin behaus, the art uOudo who
detcc.e the soen MurillO from the CItuedra Uf Sc.
vlle aud through who fundamentally that yau
painting VA returned to SJaln. Lledt X hlcr. who
re-.ntly msrr,ei iaushier o. Mr. senaus Is sttachcd
Z nce FREQ rlc ls Cltef and l. edt. vOI Issen N,
who 10 eIgagri stll another dIus hter. IL Of 4
Brandenburg Infantry No, 45. Rumelsler Binker.
maui served Captain uuriug tue Franco. slan
var
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
work IN THE snvlNrH DISTRICT.
The Coiored Orator Overhnulng the Sick
Man from Maine.

The Tilden and Hendricks Central Club
OF tue Seventh Assembly District was Ad-
dressed by Mr.. Robert 4. Wild last evening. He
I'd that his hearers had probably Leard Mr.
Blaine speak, and he thought that II that great
ihllrnad Jobber was not already insane he
would soon be. lie showed himself petulan
and angry because the 10 ,plo were not Inclined
to give the Republicans another lease OF power
lie denounced the Dsinocr.tic House for cut
ting down expenses, but omitted To say that the
Federal ofoenolders ad teen Increased nj the
rate OF b,OOO Year during Grants administra-
tion.
hr. John TAYLOR, tho coored orator, addressed
she meeting, quoting from Blaine's speech, that
the Republicans were nos nghtlng for party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
IN a NUTSH ELL.
What may be Expected amer samuel J. TiIden
becomes President.


At the Tildon and Hendricks meeting at
80 Second avenue last evening, the Hon. Patrick
DAILY said that. II for no other reason, Gov. III
oen's nasterly management OF the 1ninclsl af
fairs OF TINS State ought to warrant his election
as PresioeDt The man who had reduced the
State deDt over seven millions In the past year,
and bad crushed out the Infamous Canal RIM,
was ahle to cope with the national debt and
with Washington Rings. Samuel j. liiden's
record us Governor of New York was n guaran
tee of better times during the next four yea a..
I. xes would be reduced; rings would he broken:
sale burglars would not be cOuntenanced,
snd heir trial made farce corrupt priv-te
secretaries aud whiske Ring nspiraIors
would share the fate of common felons the
soldiers would MOI be robbed by Belknaps, nor
would such sOldi re- as Custer oe insulted for
telling the truth bout the IS iknaps; II w YES
sells would not be used as pleasure vschts, nor
would such ilofs as Porter be put on h II p,v
Tor expOsing corrupt IN the N w Depart.
uent. hethuseiab DIX might continue his
wordy speeches, out Gov. Tilden's actions spoke
louder tnan words
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
Threatened LoeIos, OF 10000 Operatives.

MANCHESTER, Oct T-At q meeting of the
Cotton spinner and hanufacturers' Association OF
Northern ana Northea tern Lancashire, Yesterday 1t
Was resolved that the operative cotton splnners having
giving notice that they Will be bound longer by The
arrangement by which their WAGES have hitn been
regulated. ctiOn wnich would give that body control
OF the po ltun OF wages In the al trict the
milo refuse To continue work under the proposed
they viii close their mills on Nov 2S A resolution
WAS HlsU adOpio declaring that tue masters reauy
TO discuss the pres Mt standard with the operatives
nge tor he removal OF any irregu ariiies out re-
fuse any Adjustment watch would practically advance
1he LOCKOUT n should AXE place. will throw $4,000
operatives out OF employment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

PRINCIPLES, hut that every man should have n
night to nil own opinions. Now, continued Nr.
Taylor, how do tho Repuolirans pr ctice their
d"ctrinesf The repors from tne South inform
w. hev say tnat thev vHve us freedom they
d,f 40, nd sent us adHft IN u destitute con-
ditiOn. They require us to vote Tor their g not
dates WIN ever tnev mHv be. thieves or asessslns,
ana 'ho-e rOlOre1 men " no differ with them are
o.trt, ised thev Hr pcrsecuted bv their own
people, and even by their ministers,
MI. John Gilmore epoke Of the doines Of Mr.
Wheeler while Oh irman'Of tue Railroad COM
mittee, and saio that he was one ~ the prtnci-
pals IN granting the thousands Of aores to tue
Pacific Railtuuu.
Mr. Faulkner of Sing Sing and others also ad-
dresaed the IN eetInR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
StOO,OOOtor, the Poor.

PorTsvILLE, Oct. 1.-THE VIII OF Wright A.
Brinehurs who dieu on oct at the Trappe In Mont.
gomery county leaves 800 900 TO the town hip Of Up.
per Providence. the borough OF Pottstown, and the
borough OF Norrstown, IN proportion the opu at
OF Gu 70 be Invested IN real estate to bund house, OF
moderate .ke TO be rented TO poor persons according
TO ther Green tAnces. In order TO carry nat ia
OF TIE w three tru tees are Iamed In pacs who
the U the fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
A Fatal wr,.tlins Match.

An inquest was held YESTERDAY In the case Of
William Davidson Of l49 Eat Eighty seventh street
The testimony showed that ID .vdson and Luxe Walsh
OF 41i East ll3th street. while wrestling on the eth
ut. ten aR"hst nXnt partition around hatchw in
krosss brewery ~ East fly fourth street aud that
the partition We way, anu both fell IN ough the ma
way Walsh aeu on the follow ny day, but Davidson
fingered IN 81. LuAe's HOsptA uuliI Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

Al the democratic neadquart@rs there Is a
feeling OF confidence thN rden will carry STATE of
New York by largely Increas majority. 1his Is no
assertion for mere politic cecs but belief gathered
FROM reports that ara coming from ali parts OF the
state. MANY of he letters con ain long lists of pub
cAus Wnu have avOwed tneir intention to for III
oen snd hcndrcks a gentleman well known IN busi.
ness clrclrs In ts ctJ sent ms card up TO the he
quarters yesterday. saying that he aud his six son
heretofore II publican voters, would tnis the
Raj XII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18

A call was sent u the Presidents and dele
gates Of all Tidcn and liedrcks district cluos Of the
city, and the Presidents and deleea es Of all working
mems associations Of the cy that intended to support
the torn ticket, 10 meet IN bCrmanil Han ast even.
ing TO discusl import nj 'cal affairs, turned out
That the real oDj ut VI the ca Was 10 recommend to
the coming Tannany Hall Convention Nj ID tiano q.
Gavin for ufiice OF surrogate, Dr Augustp Frrch
for that Of Coroner at Large, GeOlg HAL for All.
timan the sixth Dls,rlct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
shutting Ou, CoIored Men.

LYNN Mass oct l7.-fne white HAYES and
Vince clubs here d, clne recognize the equat, OF
the blacks The nrst Hayes organized In the clty
colored. In yr ue of being tne Oldest organig l.
ton, te negroes cl lined the right OF ue IN procrs-
sion Ius the whites fu, ,ed 10 Lcncvde. Tney also
refused TO aunt the cOlOred men 70 the colatlOn
winch tohUwe0 he parade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
Tho Ninth Wurd H,mic,d..

Daniel Bovine was convicted yesterday of
msnslaugnter IN the second degree in killing Margaret
senbourg with club. on the night OF the l4th uit at
20 Gansey' ort street. Judge Sutherland sentenced
n1 70 seven year. In ssse prison on receiving the
Penence III the current term OF he General Sessions
had not taught nim that Killing Comparatively IN.
asosnt and harmless anusshost In New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-18
THE LATA,sI ON vohLD NEWS.


BARCELONA. Oct. 1.-THE Liberal orgln La
Trits "a has oeeu sentenced to mouths u-penson.
AMI thus hnaiy ruined for publishing article written
by sehor Crtelar Throughout spsn the Liberals are
now ptTcnsed OY the Guyt rnmcl I, winch dslly o.
mes mar IN tone and hOsf Il Ia symp. .lhles-
The arrogance Of The pricsIhoud increases daily.