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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
THE DAKOTA A TOTAL LOSS.

LONDON, Saturday, May l., 1877
LlOvds has intelligence that Capt. Chisholm,
who has been inspecting DAKOTA reports that there
is no chance OF saving the ship The forefoot is
the plating supposed TO be badly ripped, and she Is filed
with water.
Tor other IoLcign Views s1e First Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
RUSSIAN BROMzES.

RgESSEsS. TIFFANY a 60. are
tEsc soe agents in the aaitcd
STATES Sos liic Russian HPOnzes
fiEat shown in this country az
G;.~ Centennial Exhibition.
Tncy ss3se received 1he FIRST
iny0iCc, i.sIlndiGsg some highly
II characteristic pieces, aEn0Slg
shcela sise spirited group After
The CCl3aIai," by LepiO Lam
ceTc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteles elegantly coated FOR the OF al as
orders II Ae stomach so bOWe kidneys bidder nervous
diseased headache constipation costvensss ind .esuon rs
pepsa biousness bilious feveT inflammation ~ The ooF-s
piles and al OF the internal Vlseorl "aransd
PRICR Is CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

La only seven Of the "a counties OF the state OF CON
vieuons in courts Of record from which reports were re
oeiyed from both sher and county clerks, do the re-
turns aqlee These Genesee, Herkimcr, MOntgom-
cry Orleans Schuyler, IOmpkins and Yates In ten
eouniies-Alegany BrOone Csttaraugus' Erie, Essex
Greeue Monroe, New-fork Ohohd's"' ana os"eso- INC
=, O. o,rt ,note ouyictions than the county clerks.
NJ Ri,cow SAWS he regards the slcr1s reports as 80
iaa ouI u as 10 Oe pIacucally valueless During Tue
100 Zen wear the AVERAGE excess Of CONVICTIONS reofeu
H. M c9untv clerks over those reported by the shelns
= IA ,,arIv. TIC IeyOTts contain some shrPrlsus
Information. The county OF he"-lOrk IePoIS ~o''f0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Day, HARSH UNMANAGEABLE HAIR is rem
derej sr auf glossy by DE.JAYSEs HAIR IoSc. 1t Smu
Ia She ,crp ,lfu growth " the aT, ana prevents
it iin ouj Il is also capital dressing for the HAIR and
c-anscs 20 lIUu gauuriIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
BROOKLYN.

Rope cables, eight inches in diameter, are being
Manufactured &C. quantities the Russian Government
at the ropevalk william walls sons on Buslwickayc.
Justice Walsh on Thursday computed 10 Jail, in
default Of ~ 900 bail PaicK LoyeiL teacher Of No 80
Past NcWIor for distributing medical books in
Brooklyn.
The estimate for the annual expense of the De
partue4t Excise for year 1873 approved
by Commissioners sent 10 the Controller
Yesterday places the amount Of salaries 90 SSllCOO and
Of incidental expenses 40 81 1892 making total Of -, 1872
The Dckaib and NewtoWn Railroad Company
summoned 10 show before the Board cry
account II neglect carry the provisions Of the
thu city Ia relation 10 repair Of streets The
line ui the road
Mrs. Rosa Althaus Of Ncw-York has written many
letters 90 William Hoffman Broadway ana WaitOn-,t.
threatening hn aith certain .posurcs IL he dill pay her
for silence lie responded by causing her charge
Of attempted DllcAma brought before Justice sem.
yesterday told story Of betrayal deseriDI She
sand that M sG2 when lr widow with chld, Holman
persuaded hcr live with him. Acr wasting the money III.
her by husband Hoffman desert her learned that
exposure Of these odsnscs with which she
the letters
Nathaniel 7. Warning, old and prominent mem
Der Of the Brooklyn bar died yesterday morning his resi-
d,ncc 2O7 a}uoas, the age Of 10.
FranNinst York, 900 1906 hIs father Henry T. al.
ing was earliest wcaltheSt settlers u Brook
yu owning large -torchouses Columbia flights Mr..
Wsring graduated Union College and was admitted To
in 1890 lie obtained Prominence the Brook
Ign and York In 1853 he the BTOOAlyn COrpo
ration Counsel various times he director in
Brooklyn Bank OLD BrooAiyn Fire Insurance
Company, Master ChanceTy lie left a SON who is
lawyer, and one daughter
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TIrNoR DisPENSARY,

- ~ last InirtiCt h.st.. corner Fourll-1ve.
OpcG ds from a. ~. 20 IL M sundays excepted
FpEMONAL.
h. TIiEHU ,IPHREl'S HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
CO. nave renewed tr General Depot from 5j2 roldHay TO
lOg FI'LION-~T, doors aiuyc William ~. and their
branch store from Slt Broa!vav 10 SG2 BROADWAY tird
door above i7.h st may be- found complete t'SOrt
NJ ut 0f ~ EEIIUlNG ~ HuMfpPNIHH, HpNEO-
rAIuIr EgJkS aiG MEDICINE HUMPHREYS no
NEOPATHit ~pItI' iCS. Humphrey Veterinary Npeci-
he i;umplltra WITCH Hazel oil and HPryH ot Healing
l.r,.r:u1,r. GrI.rsi Drpot 100 FULTDNSIi Branch
store, ;. BROADWAY. Bel door above l1tir,i,
GTRiCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- g.erorluvo Organs radically speedily cured O6co
hours St"y M ny 4 DAM SIS. ND ia LoX.nS'onay
GCUJrIIX'' CLUB SODA in oval pintS,
- Ni,v S.r- Ei-~uC,u BiiteTwatcr Carlsbad. Schwal.
la, eie -iprc uruu short notice. All BOTTLES and
a., branded .d.rr CARL II. sCHU IT/ $50 Broa iaay.
giro Refrigerator with cooler, Centennial
II award. end for nops. LESLEY, 22G West 23t.,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Artificial LIMBS. Mechanical Surgical An
piaucr.. =. ID. Iit 7,S Removed To tzSt broadway,
southwest corner ihrty -thirt-,t, Ncw-l orN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

TrNDg0RG's CALGFORyIA WATER, for the
BATH cooling, refreshing aud grateful in tue scS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

4 PROCLANtTIoN.-king Carnival orders a
his an1.cj, troubled with painful corns hin9ns ara
Ills .air- ,'nGacd tmIopOdi,;, d. JoNsJN IL Lr0'
wa, cor. Fui Out!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

CONvuLsrD WITH UNNECESSARY PAIN,
infant. Ui collie Who might De speed ~ relieved Win
MILK OF MA6SEsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

COLLARS ANp CrFps sent to Troy twice a
"'-' A. ". ROLLINS, 20 Futonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

Dr.. Rccllcr's Eye Balslm cures the worst cases
Of uftmod eyes and cSeHs. sold by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

BASS AND WALNUT CORNICE Poles Cast
I,k4 sfl STAIR Vp- NJ every description old 'os r.
mattel or frpoi.rd up made equal to v. r. - j. mER
sErEAI manu- actL. ers ~ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

You raun0. know Inc good it VIII DO you
till yoi ty Fg dysprptic liver kidney on ne.Noa5
tl,urir g.! sNt, INyl.yEANr - bc "st h0 Chtdlt7'
remedy over SOLD puly 30 cents. 10 cso}sL
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COLGATE & Co.'S

COLGATE ~ W. :
IlIsuRr SOAR The best lr use
For SAL By Grocer and al No. l,l55 Broadway.
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CRINuNAL STATISTICS.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF STATE
TIE sHERIFFs' RETURNS WORTHLESS AND fX-
PLNSIVE.
IRON TIL REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE THBUNE.J
ALBANY, May 11.-Secretary of State Big
Glow many official duties not suspected by the pub
lie one OF these, doubtless is the work Of condensiug
and quitting in e readable shape mass Of ill-arrnged
REPORTS received from the sherhs and county clerks OF
the state containing the statistics OF crime In the state
Mr ligclow sent 10 the LEGISLATURE yesterday hs annual
report concerning these statistics Tic following table
shows the results Of this compilation:
whole number Of convictions reported By County
IL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

[AunouncemcnJsl
Stubborn colds soon yield to JAMES Elk
FEClOAANL
IINDpORG'S PERFUME JOCKEY CLUB repre-
sents a rich bouquet ot flowers.
The most seryiceahlc Soap for general use
il PYLEs o. k send to your grocer AMI Try it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

HEARING OF EXPERTS BEFORE THE SENATE COM
MrrEE-OBJECuoNs TO THE BILL BRIEFLY
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. Q S T S Q RIP +.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGE NEWS.

TIE DANUBiAN CAMPAIGN.
THE TURKS LIKELY 10 RETIRE FROM THE DO
RRUDJA-r!iE RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS N DOUBT
LnAnnN sLllLL.I-A- MnN l. l--l.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
lfoRE VioLrNcf ~ !HE coIt hrGIoys.

SCRANTON, Penn, Ocf. l2.-An attempt on inc
par of the Lackawanua Iron and Coal Company 10
work the Pine Brook colIery has cXaspcrated tho
strikers to fearful pitch. About twenty men
worked in the mlne to-day and escorted 10 and
from their homes by strong military guard
On quitting work they were assarei by
the shouts of the mob who assembled
in force near the coal-breaker, but wero
kept back by the soldiers The colliery is strongly
guarded day and night. The men who worked there
to-day appealed for protection 10 the authorities
shortly after II oclock to-nig Il, stating that they
were i'm ar of beng murdered ~ their h1mr5 ho-
fore morning Dctachmcnts have been sent 10 mo-
tect them and a strong force Of military is under
arms m the city ready 10 warch az "a moments
notice. Troops lave been tclegr.phel for down tao
valley aud will aIIyc before morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

An ATTACK ~ THE sIRE.T By JUDGE WRIGHT.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 Judge Wright. of Indiana
assaulted Mr. Columbus Dcauo IN the street This
morning, infctng serious wounds upon hls head
with "A cane. The trouble occurred ou Flfteenth-st
lust opposite the Treasury Department. the cX-Sec-
rotary being in company with Mr. W.
H. Smith, formerly Solicitor Of tine Inter
nal Revenue Department. Judge Wright
stopped the ex-SecretIIy with the remark ::
"You ID old iasiher, you wouldn't be believed
under oath everybody knows it, and YOU know It,
You cheated me out Of $4,000" He then aimed "a
blow. with walAIng-stick, at Mr.. Delano, which
took effect upon his shoulder. A second blow fell
upon his head Persons pas ing by then
interfered and prevented further trouble. Mr.
Deauo was taken to drug store where
his wound was dressed. He not seriously
hurt, but was very nervous. Judge Wright pro
cceded his way down street. Near WIlards
Hotel he met Senator Mcdonald, to whom he said
." found the ID rascal and beat him. and would be
beating him now If they hadn't stopped me- The
trouble between Judge Wright and NJ Delano grew
out of an old feud between them which began when
the latter secretary OF the Interior, ana Judge
Wright agent of the Cherokee Indians. The Judge
has always blamed DelauO for ms indictment Il
charge OF fraud, ia the courts of 81. LOuls, two
years ago, IN connection with his actions IEdIan
agent, when the Judge was acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

will in all probability be the candidate for Speaker
II was announced at this meeting that certain
Republican members have been approached by op-
pOnents of Mr.. Randall, and asked the question
what the Republicans of the South will do III case
more of Democrats should refuse to support
the caucus nominee of their party The purpose
of this sounding operation appeared to be
to learn if the Republicans would give
their votes TO a holtng Democratic candidate for
the sake Of beating Mr. Randall. The unanimous
OPINION OF the Republicans present at the meeting
was, that if enough Democrats bolt the caucus
nomination to insure its defeat. the Republicans
will allow them to name any Republican mem
her for Sneaker whom they willing to
supnort, and will give him the united
party vote but that the Republicans feel no interest
or concern in the factioual quarrels of the Demo
cratic party, and will under no consideration give
their votes for Democratic candidate for speaker
As there is no likelihood of anv Democrats support
ing a Republican order to defeat Mr. Randall. the
negotiation may be considered to have fallen
through.
Abram S. Hewitt, of New-York, has been detained
in Paris ny the illness of hls wife, but expect.
to sail tomorrow and will be here about the 2'id
INST. He is paired on the vote for Speaker III tine
Democratic caucus with Van II. Manning, of MIS-
sssippl. Mir. Hewitt would have voted for Nr, R~n-
dali, and Mir. Manning for Mr.. Goode.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
WAsul>GIoS, Fr.d &

WAsuIAGIoN, Fr.d.iy, oct. -, 1877
The departure of tho steamer cleopatra, culcd 10
.rry a mil from N.W-Yo Kingston, Jamaica, the
Ijtu in-,., nas pccu post 'oncu
Tue Pos,-oi5c Dcpartn gives notice that Brazil
ian mail be- dispatched b' tIo schooner L. Mcrwlu.
sailing from k+N-l lurA to-inurrO" tl3, iu7,j Tor Pod
Friend, of b.. W. soushl of Newlork, Say mat hr
has bc,n offered and accepted the prime pal
European missions, Dut no one processes To AuOw wnIcn
one u is.
James NJ Turner Edward l.. Fields. and Henry Ray
Acre to-day appointed storclrcucrs auI gtugcrs
tiuh - let NoitI caro- ind JUuh Carc Rdu-er lur
tLc lh4d DstICt Of Wisconsin dIu i. y. Cc,u dud Il
Hams, gtug,rs fOr tue tltn Dslct Oi N"ih OttulL
In rcp to many inquiries the Solicitor OF the Treasury
has issued circular stating tnat Is uniawfui to ass
pltotol.aubs of Unlcl states currency aud National
Btuk notes Tor advertising cards, ana further, thdt
M tOhcus, more or less IA hhchcss "l cOll cannot d.
used lJt aucn pui pos.
Ihe Controller o. tie Currency has declared dividend
or per cent IN favor the creditors OF tno Ocean Ma
tiond Bank Of Ncw-Yurk City payable sIon the
ncc,,sIiy scnrdulrs can bc cOitdrcD, making lu Ht
dIytn OF % pr cent u ttVor of the Creditors tt the
bank. Ine NOutIull.r estimates thtt tWO nona OF al
a. uOnal National btuA cucudl on VIII Do iSsdcu uuilu-
TIE present month
john " Flallck Philadelphia, who il about to visit
Brazil and otaer South American countries under the
auspices OF toe Associated Industries Of the United
stte. an association Of mercn and manufacturer
o. Philadelphia, has letter OF crcdeuce from
Po-tna-ter-,,rnera hey. Ia this II is st ed tid hc
Pust,ihce Department. irBcly approves OF Mt rfdch q
IN Sslun Wuicu iur the purpose Ui uqurnt mo t1r
urucuir- tnc postal sriNlC and execution ul pJ-lh
laws ana regulations Ia thUse countries, ~ ordcr th
suitable measures be taken IN the lutcitss o com
nirlCe 10 iDerlZc and QclIcct lc MA codimuut
~ cen those couAtlic, ami thc United states. MI Fra
hc also carries VITA nn e,ter Hom the state Depart
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
rHE BhLVIDkRE RAILROAD DISASTER.

FRENcHTowN, n. j., Oct 12.-The bodies Of
three more persons who Killed by the accd' mt
the Beydere Railroad Milford last Thursday week,
were found To day. Those OF Messrs. Hamilton and
NJ NJ Eroy, OF Pailadcph IN tue Delaware River az
Freuchown and that OF Manhattan Smith. OF Trcuton,
ol posio Tumble Station, above Lambertyiile. Tnese
persous Others lost their lives by accident
that occurred the Bevidere and Delaware Division
of tie Peuusy vana Railroad near Melford y. Y.
night Of the 4th inst. The accident caused by ths
heavy food, which undermined three arches. thr ugh
which the passed under The railroad track Tho
whoe tran with the exception 0f tne car. puul ed
the gun IL u alleged that the brti.c defective
aud that attention of tue railroad officials had bccu
called to the unsafe condition OF the place frequently
Tins morning. jury WAS empaneled % Coroner Trapc
OF mis- place. the bodies found herr, when Mr.
Anderson, the superintendent at LambcrtSile tcio-
gaphcd request until the train rOa that place
should arrive. when the train did arrive he brought
a Jury with him from IamberNile, TO suporsede Ihe
Jury citizens otcd from thls place. Tue jury fr0m
Inmbertyr II Ia alleged. are All railroad men, aInoag
Them are stockhOders directors OF the Belydcrc and
Delaware Railroad Company. Much indignation 10
by citizens Of tnls place ~ the course taken
by the company.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

the HI District Of Florida. The Colorado District the
WITH OF California and the III OF Missouri are
vacant on the printed list. James b. Belford
the Republican, has the only regular certificate
issued hy the Governor of Colorado, and his name viii
probably be called on Moniy. RDmuldo Picheco'
Qcp) from the IVth California District, is reported to
have the certificate hut had not presented 1t to the clerk
when the list TO be printed No certificate mas
issued the IId District Of Missouri the courts
State having enioned the Executive and the case
not having been finally adJudcatrd
TIE list differs from that of THE TRIBUNE Almanac only
i'm the OF members for CalifOrn Colorado, FLOR
ida, Louisiana, Missouri and Wyoming Territory In the
Almanac RoumaldO PacbccO Rrp) Is credited to the
IV,h District the list Is blank. The Almanac creoits
james b. BclfOrd Rep) TO Colorado tue list Ia blank Ia
Florida the Almanac credits william j. Purman RepJ;
the Isl District: the list credits Robert H. NJ Davidson
(Dem.) Tue Almanac crcdIis Geo. l.. Smith (RerJ To
the IVth Louisiana strict and Charles l.. Nash I'd M
10 the With TIE list credits j. r. Elan CDrm 10 tie IVth
and Nv Robertson Dem 10 the Vlth. In Missouri me
Altman credits Llne :. Metcalf (Rep) to the lild
District; the ist Is blank. The Almanac credits
William X. Steele lDem) TO Wyomng Ter
ritOry the list contains the name OF William w. Cor
lett Repl According 10 the returns, ns published III lhc
Almanac. there were IA Republicans, and l49 Demo
Gratis elected 10 the XLVih Congress. Clerk Adam>'s
list contains three blanks, and the names Of l39 Rcpu
licans and l51 Democrats. THIS gives DemOclhlic
majority OF twelve. III Mcssrs. BfOId ana Pacheco are
admitted Moud Y, aud other changes are tnen nade
Ia the list. the Democratic majority Will be ten.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
rELEGKAPHlC NOTEs.

ALBANY. y. L.. Oct l2.-Ihe Denison canal suit
Was adjourned Oday 10 November T.
PrrKsktII- y. T.. oct. IA gale Of wind has
caused o r p0stplr Of The DavisIen - yck To
what Tine la, not ct Dccn dc,ll' d
OrI.CY H. Oct. l2.-The committee which ex-
an ned me AFFAIRS sus endod German American Bank
declare IL pay every dollar Lus perfectly solvent Ihc
IA. rt, are s23I.UUO; liabilities. Sll7VOJ.
AICuIsOS Kan. oct. l2.-Ihe temporary ap-
roc To tire bridge that spans TIE Missouri RIVER at
il. nouf tie abHlmrn O Wlc C-vei 10 last saturday was
r,peted last evening and al midnight 2JO loaded cars
passed oven H.
Nrw-ORLFANs La, Oct l2.-Acting Governor
win m answer telegram fom Washing ou. has Tor
certificate J. H. Ackn cong rasinan elect ifum
% ouIslana District Dascd tbs recount Of the SOes
ord rTru By tho courts
BALrIMORE, Md, Oct. 12.-Ihc famous racer, len
pr .,t. with Vera cruz and King Faro. OF Mt HhfprTs
stlb agl,e here this morling fIon kentucky by Adas
Fxnres, aud we're tken Ot 10 The flmAcO course Ihr
no. S. were all In god condition.
PfTrsBURG. Penn, Oct. l2-Ihs afternoon the
Grand nrv asked for for Governor afirant
eersl ruton General Latt. ana Major A. wilson MOTIFS
WHO have failed respond o. the zu0p1ha' isaued lhr
court l1ed MONDAY hearing The Arguments on the appea
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
UNSAFE BUILDINGS
ONLY TWO OR THREE or TIE DEPARTMENTS FIRE
PROOF.
rBr TsLEGRApH TO THE TeIBuNE.l

WASHINGTON, oct -. The Commission ap
pointed to. examine tie drcproof qualities OF the public
buildings here, completed their report They hnd
that tue new State Department and the Shepherd ami
Coast Survey buildings are nearly hroproof 10 build
ines can wel be which Glled with records Two old
wings % the Capitol Joining the Congressional Library
are very defective and have much wood work under the
roof The War Department records are stored In
many buildings, which IN great part mere Under
,oxes The large Winder building. in which are
tie engineer, ordnance, and army rolls, Is high
~ comUustible ia the upper part Ihe Ireas1ry
,yc,-ls are in "A large degree exposed 81 fal
a. the files OF the important accouuthg dlvisious
are concerned Part Of the PO-tOce Depu tnenJ I"Ol
- .uDuorted on wooden TAItcrs. Inc National Medical
NJ sem containing the hIest collection ID the world j.
Inn tine old FOrd's Tneatr. under wooden roof and cor
nice The Agricultural Department, with lis museum
IL also unsafe. In fact, nrary al the Governments
9rcyes are IN constant danger from rc. The condition
OF AFFAIRS in TINS respect proves 1" be surprise 10 every
body here and presents questions when IOhSh s. mus
act uuou at once. The remedy viii require extended
apprOpiiatlons aud will furnish Congress much Work
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
TIE TOTAL VOTE LESS THAN 100000.

THE PLURALIIEs or 1877 COMPARED WITH THOSE
OF lS75-BIsHoPs PLURALIlY BETWEEN $4,000
AND Q, O0O-DEMocHAno MAJORITY OF ~ ~
1HE LEGISLATURE.
II Is believed at Columbus that the total
vote Of Ouo. last Tuesday, viii fall below 50000o
Th,t i. TO say, 10000 Republicans and some 10000
Democrats stid away from the polls. Tic official Te
turns come M slowly, and they seem 70 be looked for With
very little interest. table OF othcial ana estimated
uluralues for Governor this year is compared below
with the official puraites for Governor IN 1878. In
1873 the total vote the state for Governor was 592
Gs3; 297,sI7 votes were east for President Hayes;
900 273 for Governor VIM. Alien Den.l and 2o93 for
JAY Ode qrol Governor IIayes's plurality over Gov
ernor Allen WIS 524i and ms majority over all 2,9ol
The sunIoined table gives Richard NJ. Bishop tDemD
uIuray of - AZ Wm. HI. West iRepb Du' the OIL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

p,rrrR SPEECHES DKNOUNCING The PRESIDENTS
7trrr-rHE FIRST EFFECT OF REPUBlICAN AP-
ATHY IN ONO
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON Oct 1.-THE violent tone OF
the speeches of prominent Democratic Con-
gressmen at the Willard Hotel serenade last
n,cbt has created a marked sensation here
The hotel was illuminated for this perform
ouce with calcium lights and blue lights and music
was supplied by the Marine Band. The serenade
was intended for the Ohio delegation. The speeches
were all delivered at such late hour that
net even an abstract of them got into the
telegraph reports The speakers were John Il.
Thompson. Milton Sayer, Frank Hurd, and General
Rice. Of Ohio aud J. B. Blackburn, of Kentucky.
With the exception of Mr.. Thompson, these men all
attacked the Presidents title in bitter and rancor-
ou, language of which the short printed reports
give an inadequate idea
success, in the election IN Ohio seems TO have quite
turned the head Of the average Democratic Con-
gresham, and deprived him Of all the political
sacacitv he ever possessed The Republicans are
Delighted al these speeches, and say that they VIII
convince the apathctc voters Of their party in Ohio
that they committed a great act Of folly in staying
away from the polls. The more moderate Demo
cratic Cong g.essncn, and especially those from the
South. express a good deal Of disgust. Some say
to-day that they shall tgke OCCASION soon as pos
sbe after the organization of the House. to disaVoW
the sentiments expressed
Ihc most vio.eni speaker was Congressman black
bum. O. Kentucky, who said that the seal OF con-
= ... i. l.,, ...t M, Have. - and +l,t M. " cat-
u'"""''o" ""' '''' ~ -" '''2 ", '''
not cNeh appeal 10 MS OVID HcIs"oo'S lo' 'i'''''"
ton of his conduct" Pointing in the direction
~ ... WIN. Inns bo said that There is a
VI '"' ,'~.l,',T,,-, .,,,n,t,v =
man WHO nd' my I'"lo"Auo'' 'S'"I"'"S' q"
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