The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-29
NEW YORK CITY.
The Leaders of the Rochester Con-
VentiOn.

The Leaders of the Rochester Con.
VentiOn.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-The Evening
Post OF yesterday calls upo n the Repub-
licans Of the State of New York TO see
to 1t that the men who controlled the
Rochester Convention shall control no
more Conventions in the State, and in
Inmates that the programme for the
State Convention ha been prepared
with a deliberate intention to sacrifice
the State ticket to the Legislative
tickets, SO that by the election Of State
Senators friendly to Mr.. Conkling his
return TO the u. S. Senate would be
made sure.
1t accuses PIatt and COnkling of be-
traying and misrepreseDting the RepuD-
l!ean party, and says that the curse
the Republicans should take is hard to
decide upon. unless they cln find way
to elect the Rochester ticket, and at The
same time declares positively agains
the Rochester lea lers and the Il 'ches-
ter platform.
Reducing Prices for Coal.
The Philadelphia & Reading II liIway
tompany have, in consequence Of the
increased supply, reduced their prices
for stoy3 coal, deliverable in N5w YORK,
from "a Al TO "a per ton, with CORE
spending ieduction in other grades.
Miners i'll the Lehigh Region.
1t Is lie ,rned at The office OF the LehIgh
valley Railroad Company tnat the
miners in the Lehish region have de-
mAnded an increase in their wages OF
ten per cent on the present rates, and
| threa.en ii the demand is not acceded
to, 10 suspend worho on Monday next
| thSughout the entire region. The
| miners IN the WIlkesbarre region will,
ii Is expected, resume work on October
J., winch will mere than Offset The eli ;ct
OF the suspension in the Lehigh region.
Ex-senator Femton
arrived in lis city yesterday morning,
ana was interviewed ON the subject of
tue late Republican State Convention.
Mr. Fentoa SAID he had folio ONed the
proceedings with interest, and mad come
| to The conclusion tuat The division ol the
Republican party in this STATE Is com
pltle, aud lnaL the effect of tnls division
upon the party must be to weaken it.
| will Remain Through the Extra
Session.
Ihe Posts special from Washington
says Assistant Secretary McC ,rmick
mas decided to comp.y with th- earnest
request OF the Pres ldent and Secretary
ohe rman, and remain in the Treasury
Department through the extra session
ol Congress, but w retire beiUre the reg
| u,ar Session Gegins.
Chief Joseph and Warriors Near
Canada
A New York correspondent at Port
Shaw, NJ. L., coutirms the report that
| Chlef Joseph anu mis- warriors are on tue
way to canada, and aads the startling
Intelligence tnaL they are believed to
have escaped the pursuit of Our troops,
and are now near ihe canada line
| With III tnty OF horses.
Rowing Seven Hundred Miles.
Mm. rryoh, OF BrooKlyn, has safely
| reached Bar Harb r, near st. John, N.
b., aiter rowing seven hundred IN les.
Mr. Tryon starred III lap streak Wuer-
| ry from YOnkers, New York, on July 80,
aud was completely exhausted on has
arrival.
Yellow Fever.
man named Malone was taken to
the yellow -teyer Hos. ital, yesterday.
! Win slight attack Of tue disease.