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New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
FEELING AT CITY HEADQUARTERS.
SATISFACTION EXPRESSED By BOTH PARrIEs-PLANs
FOR THE FUTURE.

FOR THE FUTURE.
The Republican National Headquarters, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, have resumed their wonted
appearance Of dmet and business activity The
Republicans appear to be disappointed at losing
the GOycrnorship OF Indiana by what they thlhk
will not be more than 5000 majority, but reflect
that very great good fortune In Indiana was not TO
BE- expected by the Republicans. They are satisfied to
think that Gov Hendricks's State has given smaller
Democratic majority than the Republican ma
iority in Gov. Hayes's State and that there
has been gain OF five Republican Senators In Indiana
Adding to this good Republican majority in Ohio ana
gain Of live more congressman and they regard the re-
suit as highly satisfactory and promising for Republican
victories In November. Indiana will not he gwen up by
the National Committee 1t IL remembered that that
State elected Hendricks In 1872 and then gave the Re
publican candidate for President majority OF l7OOO IN
November. IL IL believed that the Democrats expended
vast OF money in Indiana, and that from the lower
tier of counties returns will be rendered until the
result in the rest Of the is known These coun-
ties are said to be completely In the control OF
the Democrats that fraud might he prncticed to an
unlimited extent Major Dane, who has been speak
ing West Virginia, says that II the Indiana tickets
cut much in West Virginia, IL would take
more than three day to count the vote
The Democrats make unusual showing OF activity an
the Everett House Headquarters There Il Gs-
play of energy at least. Gov Tlden's presence mas
magnetic Influence on his helpers The Nationa,
Committee will not relax its efforts IN lndlait ana
Ohio but the main fight from this time unth No
yCmbcr viii DC made In NcW-loTk, PchnsyNa-
mia, New-.Iersey, and possibly Michigan, Any sur
plu, force will he expended in Illinois, Wl-con-
sin aGd Nebraska. The attendants AT the Eyerett House
headquarters are satisfied with calling tbe lhd'"h'
Democratic majority 10000. At the Liberty-St hcad-
quarters however, majority OF 10000 Is taken as the
minimum.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW-fORK.
pR0sPlcrs on TIE DEMoCRArs-rHoEouGINEs oF


The Republicans are lir,t ~ the field to open
the p.n.Ith cimpaign iu N,w-I'rH with tne NSor
necessary, a.. both sides coucad" 10 obtain success 10
N,y,ubrr This Satc B., t. be- the great "tt!cgronhd
for tbe 10 tt tlrre weeks Ia Democrats ack oWltiSe
that even with sold South and all the doubtIhl Nortn
ern States they cannot elect their candidates "''h"'
clrrving the Sutc NcVN urlt. Given dl' p q" ''"
luely certain Republican states OF the N0iih-h''ho'
Sc2-llImpshirc vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode i''nhl'
p.tusylyanil OHIO Illinois. Minnesota, Michigan WIS
r,n.in Nebraska Kansas, Iowa, C0prlIp, and N'Fddd-
and the Democrat, stll m short cstt voic- oi inc nu
brr of the Electoral College necessary To ''o''' "
tlat 10 win they must carry New YORK lh7 inc '''
ccrtam for Mr. Tildcn, although their most popu"' '
ddatc Horltio seymour clrrciIlm 1908 ~ ""y i''''
majority under circumstances when pa'hF '""'''''
iuncnsc fraud. in this city They are somewhat 'l"''
u.t nav over tho succr.s in Indiana. aud, aitnongh
counting that State SAFE they are somewhat "'oS III
bringing their forces to the new Held ...-
TIE Republican campaign opened Ia earnest oh S''ui-
day evening by a speech In German 10y '"I! ''""'N W
the largest German audience |hlc" h'' p'1''5 ST.
cred in this city since the war. cooper o''' "'
crowded 10 0ycllowing, ami tie oNrfIo" "''''S "''
an attendance as large ns that within tht DuidH-'
J,mr. g. HIYIne viii sneak tuIi;h ~ cooper uH,il'
and SUCH "a scene OF enthusiasm a. llt ~, ,LL,i 80,
Eoncrt lngcr-oll may Dc mtriiHltL ni'H,,u' n ,, -
tn t,e buIding for at hast Hlii an i"ut ''l'..v =
the hour (7:3u u. M rct luT l' IL INN, n
viii be possIhc only 10 those having lhe 1,i"lI 1 -
W,,. and .ta,t.st 1e,rt. Tho.c who wish 90 near M
blaine should 20 early and wait patiently ln' f'' ,to
nave Instructions to prevent thr 9'Gui"'1I ~ ,iBci,It
places By minors and ladies VII lh' ~, ~ .,',,,
ih0ugh not impossible, 10 obtain 'cts ut ,n ali
o'clock. Mr. Blaine and Mr. ScluiL AZ. 10 siU's ~ a.
the large cities, particularly IN lnr a., - 70,
holds. dr Srhurz will olS At uucd t1i,s.' " a. - A.
clse on Tuesday, and ~ Buffalo on VEN, ",'Sd S'S y
Bl,ur's appoui neuts are NOT yet iuly al'uIn ~ w. M
cept that he viii br Buffalo on IEuiH'iF u.s. ,,v,ir,
will be where the lighting II hottest 1enIIo ii
Curtis -pokr at Cauauda.Ua on SATURDAY ni-ut J., ~
bc nj Rochester tonight and dt sttl~Oou on III,
afternoon. At Sing sing, wednesday aitstn",n % ~, h
~ ia la, held
addressed by Gen. Y. f. BANKS, Gov. p'hie =, -
aud Gen. James W. Hustled; aud thtHe sp'dhctT WI
A. ". Tcnuey joan COch aur, ana o'", y T." ~, .
hold ike mcetngs ia Brooklyu. The krpuDie'"' ,'.
scores OF other popular speaker uhNclelS lli w. a.
aud from ali accounts the enthusiasm awakened iu-
Gates - -.o,uoo
The Democrats have not made such public announce
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF MAJoRrTIEs.

A revised table of the majOrities for Gov
.or ,p Indiana in 1876 and 1872 is given below. The
table IS completewh the exception OF Perry and ST.
Joseph countes, although official figures may make
some slight changes IN the reported majorties' Inc
Greenback vote this year has been generally
ignored in the reports, but 1t Is es''-
mated that Judge Harrington received about 5000 Vo'eS
in the state the official returns show TINS eS'e 10
~ aorroct I,,nos d. williams Dem) will not have a
,eor majority in the state The subOued table gives
him plurality Of 1926 in every county except two
Later reports by telegraph give him over 54OO IN the
entire state. Gov Hendricks Dem) had majority of
, t4e over ALI in 1872:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
DEMOCRATIC LOCAL CONVENTIONS.
The IammGny Adecmanic Convention met
en- Saturday evening aud appointed conference commit
tccs to wait upon the Ant-lanmany Conventions
wEsrcIEsrER COUNTY NoHwATtoY8.

The members Of the bar of Wcstchester
County OF both parties. met at White Pains Oh sa'ug
dty 10 nominate q candidate for County Clerk James H.
jenkins OF Eastchcstcg selected.
Tine Ecpunicuus ~ Wcstcaestcr County held couvcn-
ton Saturday in Morau's Hall, white Plains Tor the
purpose of nominating candidates .0T the several county
Offices 20 bee died AZ the ensuing election. MWorf,en
james w. Hustled presided and the following honIiia-
itsp4 were iiat.: For SnctiT C"l y. Is. Etrtram al
N.lc ltiuA: fOu County ti.rs, James H. JriNlu@ &"
'iuuu; Vernon; iOr surrogate Eggc r. Ira' ot F'a
NM tur ~uu.riu;cd,u Of :hc PJDr iiul.7 Nd"Gidh o
.louut Vernon Tor CIoucr, IL VI. Hyatt o' On cnnu,Sh
for Justice OF Sessions, cyrus Lawrence, ~ oi
Ion Ia.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT INDEPENDENTS

A convention Of the independent Repubii-
cans Of the With Congressional District was held at
No. III Eiphtlst. Saturday evening Enwood f.
Thorne, President Of the Independent Republican Cen
trail Committee Edward Gebhard who acted as char
man Of the meeting in the early part OF tie evening and
John w. Marshall assert that thc convention was packed
yih friends OF Charles T.. Shaw, and state That Mr
Thurne and other delegates protested and "hdrc"
from the convention, which afterward nominated Mr.
shaw FOR Congress fr Shaw and his supporters claim
that the convention regularly organized and that
on, eight delegates withdrew They state also that the
convention resolved 10 support Controller Gsecn FOR
Mayor Mr Thorue has prepared protest addressed to
the iuIcpculeut Republican voters OF the district
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE SHOOTING OF MRS. cHEEsEMAN.

Bosroy, Oct 15.-Ihe Herald states, in re-
gard to the mysterious shooting OF Mrs. Cheesenan,
that her real name is Cora Campbell and that she is not
married Mrs Blanchard is said To be the wife OF o. w
NJ Blanchard, machlnist VINO has just returned 10
I,pn aftcr AN absence OF some weeks. Mr.. Blanchard
denied knowing anything about the anllf, bht ne hp
reared 10 answer the published description of Mr. Checse-
man IL ~ sllrnised he IL tie The Lynn police
aIe retoent, but Il is believed they are On the tral
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
4 YgCCH or WISTER.


4 strong cold wind from the northwest
swept over tui. city an day yesterday. Du.ia- the
earl. morning hours scattered le'E ;hF'0-h
Oh, a portions of tho ,ty and although "a" dhnA"'7
~ tho ground prevented 1t nom remaining
long traces % 10 were 10 Nc noticed
long a.cr drJ light IN several of TIE upp'. warts, "c
ON portions of staten Island and Long Island ana ia
We,tcn,.tcr Coauiy the ground remained covered until
LATE hour u the mJrrug The thermometer 20 hGd"nt'
RANGED from 30 at q. 90. down 70 33' ~ a. M nom
viclt.mc IL a-an rose To $50 at 800 pm 1t the top
,fte Eguitlhlc Building the temperature reached MN
muin uf 81 one dcgrc below the irccI'h- t'ih' "hu
m tl Training ship Alnucsota where She air was some
lt tempered boy the influence Of The water he average
Wa, about 81 The lowest temperature for tie CORE
.o.,i.lIi. day last gear was so. Thc wind, winch
ur.out the day blew az the rate OF 80 miles 'n hour
,uc oven beyond that speed At 1880 =. u, htIie| 10
maze all tlc mOr' cug degree or c'.dne5S uhuS'aI
AZ this season. Comparatively few people "eie seen oH
tir streets which have been 50 long crowded on
s.,pdoys The street cars were well raruuized by
riur,l-.ocrs, aud the needy pedestrians WHO
lacked oycr,oots made their way wi.h q" losSi-
,tr tastc. A,ung many of the sr cts small
, ,,cr. .Lt,d aud surrounded by crowds OF N rants
IN, thu. cud,avor,d m quiet way io Keep themselves
,.lu Iac water Of I.a*t and North ENeT9 W" rough
.p.d uy the wind until II was safely r's'd't i'. "h@
l4r,. sailing crtfi. 30 accidents Ne!e' however IT.
,..tcl and the day seemed TO De one o. discomfort
rlfirr thau ut harm, ritbcr an lluI or -' a. , ,.,
g.,. ,ylfb.- ~ ..rdIv. which V:s fu!Y predicted
., mn TEtnuNE ON ,itGu.ly morning, va" ''dF,9 by
Inc rxtessi,c storm % rain ANS ,no", ile '.'" tit oI
.rhtcb nom ihc Nrs- was notice. o. carr 81 i.H'"iH
9st Daring li.t week rain cloud. extended over HetN
10 eutir, cnuutry. and during sunday J itoh5
nf tanadl. Northern NcN-focA, aud N'W-i.i-iu'0
ere cp,r~tl win Snow 20 CONN "'
,,,cr. iirpc. Rrpor,- from Cinalt "ia '.i h S"'@'
rirfs ponds aut small lakes were .i"1 n "NS'' IN
e',cri of tie Weston states and ,rnioaes ie-tei""
tn t,lue,ttlrc WAS very OW. In som. 30. Ill., ~
Jmue,ota the thermometer stood al III the afternoon,
md u many other places 1t reached I6'
TuF STORM ELSEWHERE.
QUEBEC, Oct. IA severe snow storm oc-
o,,r,.bcrc TODAY blocking the streets and causing a
suspcus on Of ,troct-car lines.
OTTAWA, oct. IA heavy snow storm is
ur,vniliug u this section. A. some points up the taWa
River inc snow Is six inches Dccp ana 0iil l"i.lhS
WAsuINGrov, Oct IA slight fall Of snow
tool, c here early this morning the first OF the season.
BosroN, Oct. l5.-Snow fell here and in yari-
oui part, Of NcwEngand north aud east OF here iaoI
n III 10 tine Icp'n OF three inches or more.
TRENroN, Oct. 15.-lhe first snow of the sea-
.ou fell h,ro tis morning, and remained in sheltered
plorss all day The ponds and along the streets
was covered with quarter OF inch OF lee ana il re-
maincd very cold lll day.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

Luby OF New-York and W. W. Russell OF Maryland were
dismissed from the Naval Academy Friday for refus-
ing TO disclose the Of studerts engaged IN recent
"hazing" at the academy The dispatch states tnat c ~
students named were not guilty o. having taken part IN
the haZing but their Oifense merely refusal 20 us
close the names OF their classmates engaged IN the ahf
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS IL OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 15.-John G. Thomp-
son has called meeting of the Central Committee, TO
NEE. N this city on Wednesday. The Democrats clam
that the Prohibtonists abandoned their candidate aud
voted for Barnes last Tuesday, but that in the NOvem
Der election there will be question at issue which will
cause them to leave their candidate and vote for
Hayes. Col. Thompson claims that Gov. Tiden Will
carry Ncw-York NewJcTsey, Connecticut, Oregon,
California, Indiana, and Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE TRIAL OF DIR. srRCUsBERG.

The trial Of Dr. Strouslcrg, the CX-raiwy
king which had been set down for November, was "a
,um,d on Saturday. Reuters Moscow telegram SAYS
after the md ctmcut va, r,a| sr5ustcg pleaded not
guilty, AMI complained that thc niictu. nt misrepre
sentcl Gu. expressing IN many place. tr exact OppO
site h- moiuiu. Uy the false rgutrlso and destroy
ing tie CONNECTION between different portions Oi h2
sfIfnIIAuL.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
TIE TWO CARoINAs COUNTED UPON FOR HAYE, II
SPITE or ISrIMIDATGOS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

TIE TWO CAROLINAs COUNTED UpON FOR HAYES II
SPITE OF ISrlMIDAIION.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO TIE Tk;BCNEI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1j.-Thc Republican Con-
gressional Committee has favorable aGyces from Norih
Carolina. The joint debate between Judge settle and
Nj. Vance has been Of very great service TO the Reah
can, and has revived the Union feeling wonderfully
the old Wings of that sItc, who might not have
arraycd themselves the ic of tac Republican party
except FOR Mr. Nanccs disUniOn record The Democrats
do not dare 10 enter upon course Of intimidation IN
North Carolina, they have been advised officially by
the Republican Union men that any resort 10 violence
will b. resented by force Tle North Carolina Demo-
Gratis know that the white Unou.sts Of the STATE
and rescatc enough 10 make good their word.
The Republican Committee s also certain that South
Carolina VIII give its electoral vote for Hayes and
Wheeler. notwithstanding The intimidation praoccd by
the Democrats The Democrats have greatly cXagger-
acd the application Tor troops for South Carolina Tie
legation which g. here only a-ks lOr three
panics ii the request g. granted, 30 Ia quite probable
that Col. Merrill, Who made such successful kuK!ux
arrests IN that state, VIII Doe placed ia command.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
OHIO AND INDIANA.
TILDEN WEAK IN INDIANA.
n,,,r PIN FAR BEHIND wILLIAMs's VoTE-KEN-
rrcKY INFLUENCE IN THE LATE ELECTION.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
~ ,survGToN. Oct. 15.-An analysis Of the returns
a., Indiana shows that the greater portion of Mr.
winams's majority was obtained in the counties
torderng on Kentucky. These counties have never
boforc given more than $500 Democratic majority.
Tbis wear they give 5000. The Indiana
pennblicans say that Gov. Tilden is at
least 10000 votes weaker in that State than Mr..
Williams. Gov Hendricks's strength, they insist is
.l.o oyerestimated is shown by the vote at Shell
h-ville. his own town; at Indianapolis, his resi-
Scpee and at all the main points where he was sup
nosed 70 be strong. Gen. Harrison has abandoned
his visit TO the Centennial Exhibition to enter with
-.rewed earnestnesS into the canvass for the re-
naming three weeks. The voters of Indianapolis
seem 10 be acquainted with Gov. Hendricks water
works career, and do not approve OF any ticket he
Is on.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
VOTE OF THE CINCINNATI DISTRICTS.

CINCINNATI Oct. 15.-The official vote IN the lst
Congressional District is: Sayler Dem.l, 14,144;
Force Repl, 13,474; Sayler's majority, go. The
vote in the Id District is: Banning DEM, 1A,133;
Matthews (Repl, 14,O5s; Bannings majority, 75.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
OFFICIAL VOTE OF ARKANSAS.

MORAN INCREASED TOTAL VOTE
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 1J.-The official
count Of the state election sept completed yes
teriay and shows a total vote OF 1Os,GOi, I'm. b. Miller
Den) receiving a majority Of 1892 over Albert W.
Bishop Rep.l for Governor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
The following nominations to the Assembly
NOMINATIONS TO cONGREss.
DISMISSAL oE NAVAL CADETS.
are reported by telegraph 4:

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. ia dispatch from
Annapolis states that W. A. King OF Georgia, r. D. far
soD az Massechusetts George A. Scott Of indiana T.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

ment OF their meetings and speakers, bat they are
actively at work in all parts OF the state What arrange
ments have concluded for meetings in TINS cy
are not known.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE LATEST FIGURES FROM INDIANA.

Tur DFMOCRATIC NAUGHTY FUK UUNHI'-NJ' V'H4T'
54OO-EvERY COUNTY HEARD FROM.
Ixnr,N,poIIs. Oct 15.-RCtuns from all the
,onnes in the State have been received, and place
lanes d. Wilhams's majority at 5,494.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
GEN. MaRrIyEz-CAMPos LEAVES FOR CUBA

Gen. Martinez-C Camp0s sailed to-day fJr
Cuba. lie WAS accompanied ~ GcHs f.enleIgss:.
Cusola, and Coltigo
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

in 1874 the Republicans of Arkansas made
NO state nominations and the Democrats poled 7G,453
votes for Governor. For Congressman in tie year
the Democratic majority was 1871 in total vote OF
63725 The vote Of 1876 Governor compares fol
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

1876. 1872.
Wm T. Miller (DemD n 29S Joseph Brooks Dem) 81, 10
Albert W. Bishop tlt) 31,5O6 Elisha Baxter Nep). 4l6H
Total vote 10 ..GG4. Total vote. so 01G
Democratic majority. 3i3J2 publican majority. 500
Den. gain over 1874. 1928
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH CRISIS.

MONTENEGRO REJECTS THE ARMIsTICE RUSSIA
PROPOSES SIX WEEKS TRUCE-MoRE RUSSIAN
OFFICERS IN SRRVIA
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
A NEAT CAPTURE.

Shortly aftcr two O'Clock yesterday morning Officer
Cotton, OF the Fourth precinct noticed three young
men acting in suspicious manner In Dover street
He next saw two of them force iron bar from the
fanligbt the door OF the liquor store Of Ernst
Schmus, at the OF Dover and Pearl Streets and
crawl through. few moments later the burglars
opened tho door from the inside and stepped
out the arms Of the officer, who had
stationed himself at the door after they
entered They taken before Justice Wheeler, in
the rombs Police Court and committed Tor trial in de-
fault Of $1,000 bail They gave their names as Alcxan-
der Wilson, of No. 273 East 10th street, Timothy Qun-
Ian, OF No. 81 Oak street. and Thomas Burns OF No.
1853 Monroe street. Wilson and Quinlan swore that
Burns had nothing to do with the burglary. When
searched in the station house Officer Cotton found $40
in their possession. which had been taken from the
money drawer in the store.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE FOREIGN LOTTERY NUISANCE

great many circulars containing the numbers
represented as having drawn prizes in German lot
teres having been received at the New York Post
Office telegram addressed by Postmaster James
the Postmaster General at Washington asking what
steps should be taken In the regard TO their
acceptance suppression In answer to the telegram
the following INSTRUCTIONS were received Wash
ington yesterday -"By the recent amendment of tho
law circulars and letters relative 10 all lotteries, with
regard To their character declared unavailable
Your ofcc should treat all such correspondence II
of domestic origin which OF treatment - iuly
authorized, relates 70 the class OF correspond
ence question originating in the Postal Union. by
paragraph OF article OF the Treaty OF Bcrnc." Post
James says these instructions will greatly sim
plify his duties in dealing with the foreign lottery
cuars the future and may result stopping their
transmissio through the mails altogether
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
WAR ON sIEAM WHISTLES.

There recently published in the HERALD the ap-
plreaton OF Daniel Buterield to Judge Curtis, in the
Superior Court, for injunction restraining Simon
Kahn, the owner Of marble works, Broadway
and Fiity-frst street, from blowing steam whistles.
The ground Of the application was that the shrekng
noise great annoyance to the tenants in house
owned by Mir. Butterded, in the OF which Is the
marble factory Judge Curtis gave his decision yester-
day. After reading the substance OF the counter ai.
davts he winds up his opinion follows SIT
enough 10 say that steam whistles very common in
New York; that theirs small one that il has been
removed from the roof to another part Of their works,
or that 1t prevents accidents to their men, without
showing how or what accidents No other
advantage 10 the defendants IRON 1t than
calling their wQrkmen to the factory was
claimed on the argument This calling OF the
be effected in other ways, and affords just
annoying the plaintiffs in the alleged
IN their afidavts II after the trial and determination
Of the issues in this action II should lie held that the
defendants have right to operate their engine and
machinery as they choose, still 1t hardly be that
such operation viii be allowed in improving Of
the city with certain damage to the quiet and comfort
Of the neighborhood in the use Of the article
described Tho motion OF the plaintiff Is granted,
lar as to enjon the defendants from blowing steam
whistle at their works. and to other ruling denied,
without costs to either party"
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE MURDERED SERGEANT.
POST -NoRTEM EXAMINATION YEsTERDAY-TI
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

POST-HORTEM EXAMINATION YESTERDAY-TuE
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The feeling over the death of Sergeant McGiven
tends throughout the entire police force and shows
how much he esteemed by It's members His man
ner was quiet and unassumng, and his gentle bearing
made him socially general favortc. During a career
Of seventeen years OF police duty de won many dis
tinctons bold and successful captures criminals
and was feared by them he was loved by his as
socates The story of his death is fresh the public
mind. He gave his life to his duty. While grasping a
running thief he was stabbed the abdomen from tho
effects Of which he died.
Deputy Coroner Cushnan hold post-mortem exam
nation OF his remains yesterday and reported thus
81 have made IA post -mortem examination of the
body James Mc(ven No. 800 "a East Ninth street.
in presence OF Professor Detmold, Drs Henry and
Satterce.
left ngulna region inch in length and half inch
IN width; tho direction oi the wound directly IN
ward. penetrating the peritoncum and omentum. On
opening the cavity OF the abdomen extensive PERI
tonltis disclosed The right lung found TO be
Affected with secondary pneumonia. Death, in my
opinion, was due to peritouts from stab wound
Yesterday afternoon IA jury was cmpaDelled by
Coroner Woltman. They viewed the cody and ad :
journed the inquest 10 Thursday morning at
nine o'clock
Flags were at halt all the station houses and
the Seventh precinct was proiusely draped IN mourn
ing President Smith directed that all the honors due
deceased officer should bc shown to Sergeant
McGiven and the Riot Relief Committee purpose hold
ing meeting with view tn settling sum OF money
his widow. He was not only valuable officer but
a of ability, which he displayed as aid
to spector McDermott
HIS funeral will lake place this morning, at nnc
O'Clock, IRON the Church OF the Nativity, Second
avenue, near Third street.
The pail bearers will consist OF the sergcants Of
each pecor and to be selected by the
superintendent, making elgnt all. Super ndent
Wang Will take command Of tho police, assisted by
Inspector McDermott.
The entire force will consist Of 300 men, The
colors Of the department. draped in mourning will bo
rriad