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state Conventions

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN MAssACHU-
DETERMINATIONS OF THE WORKING
MEN IN OHIO.
The democratic convention of Massachu-
setts yestei day made the 1ollo wing nomina
lions For governor. VIM. Gaston; for
lleutei ant governor, VIM. Il. Pmketj; for
secretary of state, Weston Howland: for
treasurer, David n. Skillery; for auditor
John +. Fitzgerald; for attorney general,
Charles P. Thompson. The pla form adopted
,ndOlsts the national democratic platform
OF le.6; sets forth that the people elected a
majority OF the democratic electors at the
last Presidential election, and says" While
IN the high interest of the public tranquility
we submit TO the authority of the constituted
federal administration, we denouuc. upon
ne guilty republican party stern retributIou
,or the great public crime by which the peo-
pie were defiauded OF the right 10 be gov
,rned by rulers of their choice" Among the
le olutlons adopted were Oues to the effect
tbat the present sy stem Of taxation in Mas
sachus etls is unequal, unjust and oppressiv
and manifestly Inconsistent with the princi-
pies OF political economy; opposing the re-
enactment of the prOhibilOry law; favoring
summation, the elevation of labor; declaring
that the practice of borrowing money for
other objects than those OF strict public ne
cessify has generated schemes OF extrava-
CANT expenditures until Ia xation has become
weli-nigh s& intolerable burden; favoring
the hOI est - ment Of the public debt and a
currency On gold basis, and declaring that
the present depression OF the industrial
commercial and financial interests OF the
country Is largely due TO our inability, under
the present laws, to dispose of the surplus
products OF our Industry, products which
other countries want, aud which, bat for re-
stIictions and Injurious legislation, the
United States would, 10 a great extent, pro-
duce and sell better and cheaper than any
other nation.
TIE OHIO wORKINGMEN's CONVENTION
met in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, about
one hundred and fifty persons being present,
from thirty counties. Tue greenback men
were present, and consented to withdraw
their state ticket and unite with the new
movement, the wOrkingmen agreeing to
acQuiesce in the currency reform" move
ment. A platform was adopted In favor of
paying the United States bonds at or before
maturity, the reconciliation of silver i'm
mediate repeal of the resumption act. etc
Stephen johnson, OF Miami, was nominated
ior COVE rnor; Christopher Lewis, of Frank
lin, lieutenant governor; l.. l.. Clark, OF
Ross, supreme judge, and Joseph Jenkins, OF
TuscarOra, treasurer Johnson heal ed The
greenback ticket.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

THE HOMICIDE AT ORKNEY SPRINGS
VA.,-Some time ago James JOhnsOl, living
in one of the cottages near the springs
proper, attacked Capt Avis, of CharlestOwn,
West Va, al Capt. Avis caned him. Ga
Friday afternoon Captain Avis, who has
charge OF the hotel store room, went to q
store near by. Capt. Avis was followed into
the store by Johnson, who made an attack
upon him. Capt. Avis desiring to avoid
difficulty, went out Of the store, Johnson fol-
lowing him, When on the outside job AsOn
either threw or knocked Avis down and
il m ed upon him Avis turned him, and
wnIst he had him down struck him several
times with a rock. Avis then wal ked TO the
hotel and johnson to his house. Johnsons
wounds were dressed, but on Sunday morn
ing he died. On Sunday magistrate sum-
moned jury and held an inquest. The
testimony was conflicting, and the magts-
tTate held Capt Avis in the sum of $500
Mr.. Johnson was nearly fifty years old, and
Capt. Avis is about sixty. The affair was
very unfortunate for both; yet, from what
we can learn Capt Avis was acting in self
defense Hor7isonbur9 (Ja.) Oid Common
tD,UHh
Evening star., 1877-09-14

AN ENTRRPRISING YANKEE-A Great
hUtbdy EnteTlrtse.-The latest South Amer
lean mails bring news that the Peruvian
government has determined to redeem
s5,353, ,0C0 of the bonds issued by Henry
Meiggs, an American, in the prosecution OF
his railway enterprises, and thus 10 facilitate
the completion OF one of the greatest engi-
neering works OF the age. Meiggs raised
money by the issue of his own notes, which
the government guaranteed, and for some
time, Notwithstanding the opposition of the
foreign bankers, they passed current in the
ordinary commercial transactions of Peru,
interrupted by financial difficulties. III the
present scheme succeeds, the most remark
able railway in the world will probably soon
be finished, and one of the richest OF all ex-
listing silver mines will be throwing its pro-
ducts upon the market.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
Death Of Rev Fa,h., u>.r.x

Nkw YORK, SEPT. i4.-R.v. Thonas I
Mooney, a well known Catholic priest here
and former chaplain OF the 6gth regiment
di,d yesterday rom injuries received bl
alling from his carriage on the iith ius AM
Evening star., 1877-09-14

BALTIMORE, ksPs. ia Virginia siNes, dsferred
90 consolidated, a.. North C.arOi'ua sIxes old,
eio to day sngar sctive snd frn Ia
,bALIlNokE, SEPT 10 Cotton Qni.t-middltng,
u fioef cu1l snd lover 20 sell. " h~s'. hsrn
~ zee srsde- steady, other ksnis dul and heavy
Nssl'tn ntn.cf aud cuit-eoutheru rca, good 20
sim-, ls2sl 20, d.. snih q, ss.i -. Ncstsrn.
eebef, lA CO, Nc. wtsitet r,d, spa ! al :
Nttt mbsf, y al g October. Ss..l s. Novem
So . - 70. snthern scarce and fru. stern
htu hho tnsAifl actikr-~Oufteru white. saa-O. 40
yellow, tSse4, western MIXED. .po' ans Serf unh~r
H3st5e' OUt"byr. 50, Novembsr. so, steamer ~
nsu steady and nrm-sou' h-rn x2zr w..strru - hita
~ DO mix d, alsN Rye firm. 6sas, nav frm
Aidd' maud nod MRfy isnd ard PenusyI Auia IL al
aoW-. roNi-i ms STRONG and uucha g~l Ruftar
hIm-choice western, s'an. Petroleum easier
cruce.1 refined Ia. Cufse firm sus nnchangad
WHY trm, - ReCeipts-flo sou. ~he.t
ni,o, oorn. zlso, rye, lle0O. shipmouts-whcst.
$50; corn, 4 SO
Nav foRk, sept. lg.-StOcks siropg Moaey, ~
SOld h9a Exchange, Nas, ss3is. 81 Srt, sS. Cow
erfmentr duh
NEw HoRE, sept A.-Flour sieaiy wh.at spot
st'N and tu'uTce a shade lower. Corn duh aud /.
aud = cent 'oSer
LONDON, Sept d. D - .. " -Ccn.ols, - I.f,r
money ard the account. ETie ira hcs ho.k
central, lU2A.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
"THE OHIO TWENTY.THI8D.-
HE Prestdeass Esthusfnssfe Beeep

kknosr, rept N-sluce the reception
u AZ wss rendered President Hayes aftcr his
tIecton, he people OF Fremont have eujoyed
a.e osecn ssis CAV n The celebration OF hts re-
ception by the sd regime Mt which IA heine
DtIo befe 10 day. ffom 1900 10 - Oe0 peo-
pc are already IN attendance nom the coun-
~ sIouho Fremont while excursion trains
VIII brinE many more for Tie affarnoon ex-
ercissS- The demonstration Ia IN no wise
political, but II participated IN by an. ire
spective OF PARTY. The formal elaboration
began this morning at sunrise with the nrins
ot national salute from the site OF old Forf
Nff NHnsnn
Evening star., 1877-09-14

MORE HoNORs TO GEN. GRANT IN SCOT
LAND. - Ex President Grant received the
freedom OF the city of Glasgow yesterday.
1t was presented in q gold casket. Toe GER
emony was witnessed by large crowd, and
he was enthusiastically cheered. Replying
to the address OF the lord provost he said thai
he would ever remember the day, and when
back in America would refer with pride to
his visit to Glasgow. He was SO much a
citizen of Scotland that il would be serious
question where he would vote. He thanked
tn, lord provost for his kind words and the
audience for its welcome. A banquet was
fiven in h honor in the evening, but 1t was
of private cha racter,
Evening star., 1877-09-14

A PIG MUTILATES SLEEPING CHILD.
A shocking affair occurred in the upper end
OF the town this morning, by which three
was terribly mutilated. From what could
be learned, 1t seems that while the mother
was temporarily absent from the house, the
pig got out Of its pen by some means or
where ii found the child asleep in its cradle
bit its ear off, and had hold ofthe nose, when
some one came In and drove II away. The
nose Is only slightly hurt, and the ear will
get well II the child lives Easton H. ee
PreSs
Evening star., 1877-09-14

GENERAL FORElGN NEWS.


LONDON, Sept. IA Paris dispatch TO the
Tunes shows how NJ. Gambetta, by taking
advantage OF his technical rights, can pre-
vent the Judgment against him from becom-
ing defnlttve until after the confirmation OF
his election as deputy, which would protect
him from imprisonment. The correspon-
dent evidently replying to the argument OF
the Paris Gu,ttots and Figaro that the judicial
decision sentencing II. Gambetta 70 three
months imprisonment for an outrage de-
prives him Of civil rights for nve years con-
tinues: al am perfectly aware that the arrest
en- appel becomes definitive when II 10 deiiy-
cred, II The court Of cessation does not ouasn
the Judgment, and that the inviolabi ility can
have no retrospective effect. I also know
that as soon AZ II has been delivered Al
Gsmbetta may be I'm prison till the decision
OF the court OF cessation, but win moi do
any one, not even those who are the most
guilty OF the act OF ministerial insanity, the
injury OF believing that they would make
use OF their power in that respect"
winner Of the Doneaster Cap.
LoNDoN, Sept. lA-The race TO day for the
Doncaster cup at the Doncaster Sep,em ber
meeting was won by Hampton.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

LONG BRANCH. Nj. Sept. ll.-Mr JUS
ice swaine, OF the United States supreme
Court, holding chambers at Long Branch
has granted ~ order Vacating the decree di-
rectiBg the sale OF the Chicago and lake
huron railroad, which was set down for thc
Evening star., 1877-09-14

FATHER MCELRoY's OBsKourKs-Tbe
remains Of Father John McElroy, the Oldest
Jesuit priest in the world, VINO died yeSter
day morning in Frederick, ma, in the 95th
year Of bis age, were visited at Novitiate
building yesterday by q large number OF
persons Early Saturday morning the body
will be taken to St. Johns church, which has
been elaborately draped, and will lie In state
until the funeral takes place. Among the
prominent ciergymeu expected are Father
Provincial Brady. Fathers Jenkins, Of Wash
lnGton,; Healy, OF Georgetown, ID. c.; Kelly
0f Baltimore; McCl0skey, of Emmi,tsburg;
perhaps Bishop Purcell, OF Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
Total
The 900 Yard Range

1.i2 p. MIN the so yard range the Ameri-
cans in IA shots show ~, and the British in
shots 81. The British team in the 500 yards
range made the best score ever made by
them. The Americans beat them by IL points
in the range.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

The STORY ABOUT MISS FAwCErr.-The
New York World says the story printed in
the He, aid Of Tuesday TO the effect that NJ ss
Amy Fawcett, the Epglish actress, who died
recently in that city, did not die q natural
death, but was drugged and murdered by
"Billy" King, maudlin young fellow who
liz ed in the same house with her. has
no probability whatever. Her physicians
were regular practioners in good standing
coro' er's regular verdict was that she diei
from natural causes. DR.. Marsh, who made
the pOst-mortem examination, says that
there were no signs OF violence upon her per
son. and that her stomach and Kidneys
showed no trace Of the drunken condition
which II was alleged she was constantly
kept In by young King.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

0The Norfolk (va.) Day Book says it viii
IN iuture be independent.
ga white man named Dickson killed a
coiorsd man named Francis, aud Vinelaud,
N. j., yesterday.
0David .. Strong, q retired banker, has
oeen appointed receiver of the state "a vi ngs
bank al Chicago, with bonds In g ,ooo 600.
"a mountain slide has occurred at the
Jordan Alum Springs, which crushed 10 the
spring house and filled up the spring.
- Alabama journals report that the cot
ION Is opening more rapidly than ever before
- The late James Lick's physician, DIR. r.
Goodwin, has sued the estate for g. 900 Tor
medical advice.
ga negro preacher has been sent 20 the
Kentucky penitentfary for two years under
conviction of hog stealing.
- In the trial OF Clarence Hale a. James
fnwn. N. J., for the murder OF Gerard
Hamilton, the jury has returned verdict Of
"not guilty"
~Young King Alfonso, OF Spain, is to be
married IN January next 20 the Princess
Mercedes, daughter Of the Duke de Mont-
pensier.
~A Kentucky paper relates thai q bon
quet thrown to Miss Nichols, VINO TOOK the
premium for riding at the Florence fair
caused her horse 10 throw her.
81 The many friends OF Mrs. Waite win
be glad 70 know that the wife of the Chief
Justice has, In Q great measure. recovsrsd
her health curing The past summer.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

Why he DID IT:-Father Grogan who
was arrested In Chicago on the charge OF
having pitched two Bibles ont Of q car win
GOV on the Illinois Central railroad was
OF obscene sketches on the ny leaves.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

ACoRREsPoNDENT OF the Cincinnati Conn
meTcfdi, who called on Secretary aud Mrs.
Thompson In their car as they passed
through Indianapolis last Thursday writes.
ITO the natural question OF how she liked
Washington, Mrs. Thompson replied that IA
was not Ike home, but She found IL very
agreeable. IL was q great change from the
retirement OF the country, ia which she had
expected 10 pass the remainder OF her DAYS
bul she would take II as quietly and enjoy
herself as much a. possible. Ia the course of
her remarks she paid very high aud APP
preclatlve compliment TO Mrs. Hayes. Sue
thought Mrs. Hayes exerLed a pleasing and
benign influence upon the society OF Wash
ngton, her manners were so charming and
her conNersat ION 20 agreeable. II was the
popularity on large scale that She enioyed
IN Ohio when President Hayes was cover
nor. 'She is just the same Mrs. Tnonpsop
said. She has a splendid constitution and
great Physical endurance. Occasionally she
has day OF sick headache, bat she comes
out OF il as bright and pleasant as ever. she
is very much beloved"
Evening star., 1877-09-14
An Abocontllm~ M.vo,

NIw YORK, Sept IA Burlington (Iowa)
oespatch states that Mayor Parsons has sud-
aeniy resigned and left The city. II is stated
mat tnere Is heavy deficit in school money,
Oh which he was custodian, and he 10 charged
with being . defaulter OF the Merchaats' Ma
tloEal Bauk TO the extent OF el0,0 Other
sufferers are reported. His Whereabouts are
unknown.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
a STRIKER Indicted

foCGHkEEPsIE. sept 1.-Two bills of
lndlctnent have been found against John
Van Haesen, a leader OF the Alhany stri kers
one for no and the other for obstructing rail-
way trains.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

~The impression is slowly gaining
ground that over in Turkey they are J1ips
some ng hting and greal deal OF lying.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
THE EASTERN STRUGGLE.
PlGyna Must be Taken by Gradu 4
ADDlOa cheS.

LONDON, sept. H.-lt Is significant fact
that Two experienced military correspond
ents Of the Times and Daily NelOs after wit
Messing The attack Oh Tuesday, arrived at
he same cor clusion that Plevna must be
laken by gradual approaches. The DAILY
Mus correspondent, writing from the Rus
sian headquarters under date of Wednesday
morning, appears 10 have been still una ware
OF any decided Russian successes, for he
-ays: The Emperor and the Grand Duke
Nicholas were on the battlefield until 2
.'ciocs last night. The Emperor returned to
headquarters here (Paredinl late last night
The battle field of the last five days is silent
this morning. There is talk OF submitting
the Turkish position TO a regular siege and
sapplng up the retoubts, while a close block
ade is Instituted with intent TO starve Osman
Pasha's forces. The villages enclosed with
Osman Pasha's lines are full OF supplies for
the simple wants of Turkish soldiers and
1ne nelos groan with heavy crops OF maize
Inc losses this morning are sp. ken of here
as about 5000 to 600, out there are no de-
tails. The Emperor this morning has gone
back 10 the battlefield to visit his soldiers.
Unless this position of affairs is shortly
changed by decided Russian su cess the
evert OF the campaign will turn on the
movements OF Mehmet Ali and Suleiman
Pasha rather Than on the fate Of Plevna, but
all Information concerning these is of the
most meagre description" A telegram from
Shumla, dated September II, shows that
Mehnet Ans central column is still at Ka-
zelevo. Mehmet Ali himself had gone to-
wards Eski Jurna aud may be orking west
waid 10 compel the Russians to abandon
Tirnova and the Balkans.
A Turkish RecOnnoiterfns Expedi.
tiOn.
Al Constantinople On Thursday the war
Cfhce Issued a telegram from Suleiman
fasha, dated September 10, reporting thai on
The previous day a accommodating party
nom The village OF Shipka pushed through
The Balkans TO the rear OF the Russian posi-
ton aid captured a village held by a small
Russian force, ten miles from Gdbrova. On
the other hand, a special dispatch TO the
Daily Telegraph, dated Sh;pka, September
II, says that all was quiet there and nothing
Whatever was doing. What portion o. SUI
Lehman Pasha 8 army remains al Shipka we
do not know, but the Turkish war office bull
letin aforementioned would Indicate that
his own headquarters were still there. A
Reuter- telegram from Constantinople, dated
yesterday, says reassuring dispatches have
been received from Osman Pasha.
Baker Pasha Wins . vietOry.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The following Turkish
official dispatch has been received:
SHUMLA, Sept. 13.-Baker Pasha advanc-
ing northwest from GOrma- Soudhi yester-
day encountered four battalions OF Russian
infantry, supported by cavalry, near Karag-
hatch. Aided by Q Circassian detachment
Baker Pasha attacked the enemy, who, being
reinforced by five infantry battalions, re-
pulsed the Turks. Later in the day the Turks
received cavalry ard infantry reinforce
me nts and compelled the enemy to retreat 10
Nodftzka with heavy loss.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

WELCOME HoME.-The return 10 Dstroit
OF The Right Rev. G. III. Bargess, BshoS of
casion OF celebration and torchlight parade
by all the Catholic societies Of the civ
Evening star., 1877-09-14

THE NEVADA BANK, at San Francisco
lion ounces Of fine silver on q basis OF 5iy
pence in London. One million gees to Pnila-
delphia, the balance to San Franci SEQ aod
Carson mints.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

l2;20 p. M.-The total OF the two teams a
SEQ yards is as follows:
RrifiNh LILA
Total

The British team finished firing al the 500
yards range an hour later than the American
team.
FULL SCORE OF THE AMERICAN TEAM.
The follow ing is the full score OF the Ame-
rican team at 500 yards:
Evening star., 1877-09-14
MR. DAyENPoRT's DEATH-1T.. IfctiU al


a QUack. Spirit Of the Tunes contains the
following The details OF Mr.. Davenport's
last illness, a. communicated 10 US by
member Of his immediate family circle, and
which have not been published, are very
curious. He was the victim OF a qu ack doctor
IL seems that about Six weeks ago he first
felt the symptoms OF acute rheu m stism, and
being in Boston, Complained of them before
quack decor, whO persuaded him that he
would easily effect his complete cure.
He induced him TO take 70 acid pills In rapid
succession. In a few days after Mr.. Dsven-
ports return TO his country house-Cautol-
he began TO perceive that his stomach re-
jected all food. He sent for DR. bowling who
is his ordinary attendant, and that gentle
man al once saw that the acid I'm the pills
acting on an enfeebled stomach and f-ri-
tated blood, had in a shorf time irre,riey-
ably ruined the coating of the stomach, and
that nothing could be done to save the eff
cient artists life. He inform ID his family,
and when Miss Davenport arrived, although
the rest thought her father much bet
ter, her quick eye detected an awful and
sinister change. Other physicians were
called in-eight OF them-but all gave the
same answer. Mr.. Davenport was kept alive
by stimulants. and was quite aware of the
approach OF death. He prepared himself by
prayer and resignation, called his children
around him and blessed them, and bade
each In Turn special adieu. His las; words
and looks were for his beloved wife, whom
he always called mother Such is the truth
concerning his death, and We are assured on
the best OF authority that had II not been for
the fatal pills he would have been with US
still"
Evening star., 1877-09-14

Ne d. MCFARLAND, Dentist,
uS 13AO NEW YUkk AVENUE.
, Nci New jersey avenue, As erroneously rrin sd II
BOyd's Direc ory for lS77 Jan6 IL
T SAMUEL G-YoUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7 II OFFICl-STAR BUILDING.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
RARLOW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ 123S Pennsylvania dreaue.
Oil Paintings, EngraviDgs, Photograyu ures 10 new
process, French and German Photographs, POrce-
isine Paintings, hne ChrOmoe, Sc.i Gilt and Nickel
frames In every style for POrcelaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public invited TO examine
our stock in which wiil be found al the late publ
catiC rs Of foreign houses
October lst will receive Q nne stock Of seputne
Russia Leather Goods, com ising Frames, Port
folioe, Portemonais, Gases, 6c.D
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scaPes, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, french
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings, msde to order. at reasonable prices.
Cold silver and Copper wife; Cord, Hooks, Screw
unPacked and hung by competent workmen.
II N BABLOW gives his special attention to
Transferring, lining ard restoring on Paintings
Family Portraits restored ith the greatest care 20
as to preserve the originality.
Catalogues to be had on application. auyn IN
Evening star., 1877-09-14

u = T c AN.
Iirst premium aw srded TO me by the Great World 8
Far, IN PhiisdelphiS, my invented
and patented ElEGLAsS, manufso-
tLrtd IN Go d, Silver and 4. - eless, with genuine
b. aZi.ian Pebbles Also hand la Re variety
OF sPkCTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICBO-
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eye. &C.
I. ALEXANDER,
Oct5trlstp 1228 Pennsy /, anis ayenue a. W.
Evening star., 1877-09-14
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, sS71 ,46l17; customs, s65i $685. "a.
GENERAL BENJAMIN f. KELLY, OF West
Virginia, has accepted the appointment of
superintendent OF Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

@There are some people who wish that
q sylum.
81 Sitting Bull is not Charles Jacobs. A.
b gradnate OF the college OF ST. John. Maui-
toba- The original JACOBS is living ,etly
ary, at Rama, Ont.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

To BE DISMISSED The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue yesterday wrote 10 Collec-
tor Freeland, of Brooklyn, directing him to
dismiss Deputies Boone, Trusdale, Patterson
and O'DOnnell, because of improper action
III certain assessments of tobacco manufac-
tureIs and dealers.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

POsTMASTER GENERAL KEY will leave
tomorrow night to join the Presidential
party at Louisville. Secretary Schurz in
fenced 10 accompany him, but be may bs
detained.
Evening star., 1877-09-14

A COAL OIL LAKK.-Somebody in V,r-
gfnia has discovered q cave In which tn ara is
lake, half mile long by 200 yards in
width, and Of immeasurable depth OF pure
coai-ofl. 1t ts represented to be located very
season has greatly reduced the number or
guests. This may explain the alleged dis
Evening star., 1877-09-14

CRAZY HORSE AND GEN. CROoK-A dis
patch from Omaha reports that Crazy Horse,
who was recently killed while resisting an
arrest, had expressed an intention to kill
he ind;on .rcarHannt & ~ - VI n,s ~ WY 70
Crazy Horse when he was informed of this
design, and accordingly ordered his arrest,
which terminated In the death Of the plotter.
Gen. Crock is on his way to Washington
whore he will be Joined by an Indian dele,
cation consisting OF Red Cloud, Spotted
Tall, Little Bad Man. Man Afraid OF His
Evening star., 1877-09-14

Mr. GooDE STILL IN THE FIELD.-The
Norfolk Landmark, which apparently speaks
by authority, says, in relation TO the report
that Representative Goode has withdrawn
frem the contest for the Speakership OF the
House, that "Mr. Coolies position fro. "a first
to last has been that of a good citiz an who re-
fuses to seek office, but will not decline 1t
when offered in the proper manner"