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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Gulf storms.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24--On the ztst storm
was reported In the Windward Islands. This
evening a telegram from hey West states
that q hurricane passed Porto Rico at IL, mid
night, with vortex $50 miles south; direction
west-northwest; velocity 10 to ID miles.
Kingston, Jamaica, this afternoon, in regular
report, states that a storm Is apprehefded.
Santiago de Cuba, in the sssrne report, records
q fall OF one-tenth Of an inch In the barometer
In eight hours.
In 1876 the gulf cyclone Of September te II
and IS struck our coast In Texas In 1876 the
gulf cyclone of September II, Is and 10 en-
tered the United States over the Carolinas,
after skirting the east coast OF Florida Al
though these storms lose great portion OF
their energy sfter curving in their path from
southwest to northeast, In or about latitude
thirty degrees north, still they are among the
severest that visit our coast.
Timely warming will. be given OF the dan
gerous approach OF this storm to QUIZ shores.
1t may be expected within two or three days
at Southern stations; in fact, the wind di-
rections in theSouth Atlantic and East Gull
States already show the influence of low
barometer in the gulf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

In State bonds Missouri long sizes sold at
1861 and Louisiana consos at S05k.
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the Louisvilles to go to the bat again, and SO
the game terminated on the close OF the first
half Of that inning.
The St. Louis Club plays here Wednesday
and Thursday.
C1NC1NNATf, Sept. 25-The Reds defeated
the st. Louis Club again to-day. MitchelFs
left hand pitching seems to puzzle the boys,
and gives the Cincinnatis an advantage which
even their proverbial worthleSsness in other
branches OF the game cannot overbalanee.
couple of runs earned In the fourth In
ming by singles Of McGary and Pierce some
what elated the st. Louis club and gave them
hopes that they were commencing TO know
Mitchell, but the fact that in the remaining
innings they got but two safe hits dispelled
this hope and left Mitchell champion. Their
two runs In the eighth inning were made ON g
base hit by Force and errors by Jones and
Meyerle. The home club earned 9 run In the
second inning on two bases by Meyerle and
a sacrifice by Addy, while in the sixth inning
they earned three runs by singles by Pike
Manning, Jones and Sullivan, and q double
bagger by Alley. The fifth run was made in
the seventh inning by q beautiful muH by
Georgian of q liner by Pike. The following
Is the score by Innings
INNINGS.
1st I'd Sd 4th 5th 9Th 7th sth 9th
st'Glt1,1is'Sip st. LOUIS. Q Q 0 ! 0 ! o.
PrTrsBURa, Sept 25.-A game of base ball
to-day resulted as follows;
1st I'd 3d 4th 5th 9Th 7th 9Th 9th
Alleghanies.O 2 0 0 . 0 0 q 0-6
Stars ..2 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Grading wheat.

New YORK, Sept 225;,T committee, on
meeting and revised the grades of wheat, the
new grades to go into effect at once. Among
the principal changes are the addition to the
existing rules, that State white winter wheat
State unfit to grade in trade, but better in
quality than No 1 white; that No. amber
wheat shall be bright, sound dry stump and
well cleaned. All stipuations calling for spe-
Gifted weight to the measured bushel shall be
rescinded.
The committee have now completed all the
changes on the grain for the coming season,
with the exception of those affecting corn,
which will be considered as soon as the new
crop is ready to be marketed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
hayy Failures In New York.

NEW EoHK. Sept 25.-The failures of Leh-
mann sLeyy samuels, of First Avenue and
Forty -hlrth street, large exporters OF beef
and cate, and Of Lewis Samuels, wholesale
butchelifl East Forty-fourth street, have
caused reat surprise in business circles. The
Iabilitis of the three brothers are nearly
s5DO,O0dof which Lehman Il Levy Samuels
lowe $4,000. The failure of the first men
toned tm was due to losses on shipments OF
beef an cattle and the depreciation in real
estate. Their failure caused the suspension
Levy snuels have large assets. The firm
was orRnized thirty years ago, and the
bisines for the past season amounted to
$3,0Do.0l, two-thirds of which was In ex-
Dnfts
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

race were Even Johnny, Lille, Dick Sonefr
Terror,s Iago, My Jufa, Lady Waring, Black
wood, Queen and Drummer Boy.
Dick Soner won the first heat In q 1921 Even
John won the second and third heats i'm
2:3411 and o: IA; Drummer Boy won the fourth
heat In Q :3211%. with Even John second. He
was then the favorite over the field. The
fifth and sixth heats were won by Drummer
Boy. Time 341ll, :35t4.
The second race was for purse Of $1,000.
for the Q :23 class mile heats, best three ifa
five. The starters were Lizander Boy, Dan
Bryant and Planter. LizaDder Boy won i'm
three straight heats, Planter second In the
first heat, Dan Bryant In the second and third
heats.
Time-2 :271s, Q :2G1las, q :27.
In the betting the winner was the favorite.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
The Prize Ring In England.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-There IS considerable
excitement In prize ring circles here over the
the champion Of England, and Tom Allen, the
champion of America. All the stakes 1000
pounds have been posted, and the contest is
to take place in London on October 20. Gill
bert is over six feet high and weighs over
eleven stone. The conditions are catch
weights, and the battle is to be fought accord
ing to the new rules of London prize ring.
Allen is in training for the contest under the
membership OF Donnelly, the American who
came over with him.
lenged the winner to fight under the same
conditions for 100 or 200 pounds side.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Sept 25.-Gen. Grant was met at
the Sunderland Railroad depot by the Mayor
and Messrs. Gourley 'and Burt, members of
Parliament The day was observed as almost
general holiday. Nearly 10000 members of
trade and friendly societies marched in pro-
cession. Gen. Grant was present at the lay
ing OF the Library and Museum corner stone.
Replying to an address of the friends Of
trades societies, Gen. Grant said he would
simply renew what he said relative to the
way In which labor was regarded in the
United States, and the way in which he per-
sonally regarded it.
In reply to an invitation from the corpora
tion of Stratford- on Avon, Gen. Grant has in
day next. He will be escorted to Shakse-
peare's birthplace by the mayor and corpora
tion of that town, and will subsequently, be
entertained at luncheon at the town hall
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

New York, Sept. 25e-Produce market
81 4s0f 5OH; September 81 490151%; No. q
spring, cash 81 36q01 SO. Corn lower, steamer,
56057; October 81. Oats quiet; mixed 310s7,
white 330134. Rye Western quiet at 10. Bar
ley nominal; No. / Canada quoted g5 Green
peas, new 81 39011 40. Pork strong; October
October 9.25@9.a0; November 9O7140D9.1O.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-Hogs are in good
demand and firm; common 81 50d15; fair to-
good light s5 20'a5 As: fair 20 good packing
So 25@5 so; select butchers S. 45@5 60 per
Genital. Mess pork quiet and steady ct sis %
@13 80: Lard steady; moderate demand:
quiet. Barley dull.
q Sugar sa easy III ineasding s m,ollassses ,l y n for
81 extra 6 99sN09t1a; standard A 1O0161s; off
A 95s@19zs; standard crushed 1os400101a; pow
dered 1O5sa 104; granqlated 12laM125s; loaf
Almonds Invoices 15f4@152. Prunes- Turk
ish new 800181I. Cold 1O3t4.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25, IL 40 p. m Wheat
sePtesm1beIE item! s. n: cash ah 81 ~; October
41@2so141h; November 411464t2s Pork-Oc-
s12 oo@i2 931l. rdyOctober SIS, sellers
for the year 8.35@8.3s; January s45.
81 30. bid, September 81 30 bid, October 81 81
bid cash 81 2411s, September 81 2411asl11 25, Oe-
tober 81 1917, November 81 10, No. 4 cash
81 II. Oats -26 bid, 2G1a asked, September
2649261a, October 261a. Corn-cash 42A.
September 4294, October AZ. Rye-cash 55,
October 55Is. Whisky 81 %. Pork s13 g5
bid. September. .S13 rs bid, October offered
at $13 80, no bids; all the year s12 80 bid
Lard offered at 9O5 no bids.
CHICAGO, .. M, Sept. -Wheat-Sep-
tember 1874, October 81. Corn-OctOber 4t5ss,
November 44@4t2s. Pork--Oetober S13 81
bid, all the year s12 80, january $12 So.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Jail DelIyersr Caught.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 25-Davis, the
watchman at the State Prison who was be-
leved to have assisted the burglars Allen and
Hannon to escape three weeks ago and who
fled when the plot failed and Watchman Ship
man was murdered, was arrested last night
in the town of Somers and brought to Weth-
ersfield. Here he was to-day bound over in
$4,000 for examination next week.
Davis told gentleman of the press of his
wanderings as q fugitive, showing that he
has been all the time hiding about in barns
and woods within twenty miles OF the city.
He is charged with attempting to Iiberate
prisoners not with completely in the watch
mans murder. as expected by some.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
INDICATIONS OF ANOTHER STRIKE.
Miners Demand Further Increase Ot
wages.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Private dispatches
were received in this city by representatives
of coal companies whose mines are in the
Lehigh district, in which operations were re-
Gently resumed, stating that notice had been
given by the miners that they would demand
another advance in their wages the first OF
next month. Nothing could be learned as to
the amount of advance to be demanded, but
1t is thought that 1t will be equal to about ten
per cent. The general impression among
coal men here is that the companies would
not accede to any further increase, and that
another strike is probable il the miners dc
not Yield.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
CHICAGO SAVINGS BANKS.
.lstust s.-ow,ng Among the Depositor

CHsAao, Sept 25.-The condition of bank
yffai1 In this city since the closing of the
fidely Savings Bank yesterday and the
legal5roceedings taken for the appointment
BIZ receiver still continues to excite the
beepa interest throughout the city, and the
felt b the banking constituents, who are
hourly s'eceiying notice from their depositofs
30 thetffeet that they desire to withdraw
their finds. The condition of affairs at the
sFidelitis not encouraging to depositors, the
amounidue them is over S1,570,000. 1t is
almost impossible to give any estimate of the
value otis assets at present, but within a
Few day, after the examination Of the bank s
books. is thought that statement can be
made Wich will be correct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Secretary Schurz
~ reported to be making earnest efforts to
have Postmaster Filley at st. Louis removed
and Sam Hays put in his place. Filley has a
splendid record as an officer, and Is about the
best indused official of the government
Among his indorsers are the most prominent
Democrats and Republicans of Missouri. in
cluding the Democratic Senator of that State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Kansas Cattle Disea se

LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Sept 25-The disease
which has been affecting the cattle is attract
ing the attention of our physicians who are
experimenting with view to the discovery
of a remedy. 1t is thought that the fever is
produced by malaria and is much the same
as the following ague Some cases were ex-
amined yesterday and the temperature of the
body was found to be 104 degrees Fahrenheit
the temperature to be dangerous in human
is fixed at tO6 degrees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

BAbIMoRE Sept. 25.-At the legislative
distrie convention of Worlingmen, held here
last hiht President Wood made an address,
and dring his remarks he referred to the
burnig of the Patent Office yesterday, and
Lsaid tht the intelligence of its destruction
gave I'm great qualification. He hoped that
'fh. void never be rebuilt. The convention
expressed sympathy with his utterances by
warm applause.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26

. CARBoNDAnE, ILL.,, Sept 25.-A plan has
been discovered which had been adopted by
d number Of miners in this locality, to tear
up the track Of the Grand Tower and Carbon
dale Rail1oad at certain places, and murder
the Hon. Thomas M. williamson, superin-
tendent ofthe road, who held the miners at
bay during the late strike, and who was not
3disposed {, yield to their demands. John G.
Harris. orB of Pinkertons detectives discov-
lered the pot and succeeded in having num-
Der Of theeonspiIators arrested.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Ocean Freights.

New YORK, Sept 25.--Ocean freights were
irregular, grain and vessels on berth being
I'd off, while grain vessels are held higher at
As T1sd bid, against Is Cd yesterday,
ls vessels are scarce for September clearance
Df which there is still short interest here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
American public Health Assccia ton.

CHICAGO Sept. 25.-The fifth annual meet
ing of the American Public Health Associa-
tion met In this city to-day, one hundred
delegates being in attendance. Hon. w. Dex-
ter delivered an address of welcome. Vari-
Gus interesting papers were read; among
them one ON the proposed United States Sani-
tary Com mission.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Eriscnpal Church Conxress

NEw YORK, Sept 25.--On Tuesday, October
JO, the fourth annual church congress of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States will begin In Chickering Hall, and will
be continued on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of the same week. Biskop Potter will
preside at the service of Communion, which
will preeede the opening of the congress. An
hddress will be delivered by Bishop Bedal, of
Ohio.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Fall Trottlng Mt Fleetwood Park.

meeting at the Fleetwood Park opened to day
under favorable auspices. There was q large
attendance, and the track was IN good condi-
ton.
The first race was for a purse Of $500, for
horses that had never b5aten 240; mile
heats. three best in FIVE. The starters IN this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Rnhhing the Mails.

Sr. AuL, Sept. 25.--Geo. Lewis, the postal
route gent arrested for robbng the mail,
Understandable and was held for trial to-
day in.50,00O, Wheelock n Driscoll, of the
Pionee Press Company, and the Alma coun-
ty treaufer, becoming his securities.
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Extraoratnary wheat Crop.

ST. PAULI Sept. 25.-The Fesever Sentinel
says: ''1he most extraordinary crop of wheat
we have had reported In the State is said to
have been raised by Fred. Almich In Tyrone
township, who, from five acres Of land,
threshed 275H bushels of wheat, machine
measure, fifty-five bushels per acre. The
statement comes well authenticated, and we
cannot doubt Its truth
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LONDON, Sept. Is, ) D. m.--Wheat off coast
guiet wheat to, arrive dull; California de-
arrive quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, Q p. IN. Flour uB-
changed, 3ls cd. Wheat dull and heavy;
spring 2d lower at lis 7d0112s I'd; California
club Id lower at 12s 10d01i3s Id; do average
sd lower at 27s Sd. Peas Is higher at Ais.
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Unfortunate Cattle Thieves.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-A private letter from
Fort Ellis says: A party ofcattle thieves were
captured In the extreme northwest Of Kansas.
Seven were killed and another hung. The
thieves were surprised while eating supper.
Seven hundred cattle were recovered
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
WAR NOTES. :
Reinfercements for Osmnn Pasha,

LONDON, Sept. 25.-A dispatch from Gorney
Studenz says that Plevna has been reinforced
by twenty battalions of infantry, two bat
talions of artillery and a regiment Of cavalry.
Telegraphic communication has also been re-
stored
LONDON, Sept. GA large force of Turks,
with provisions and ammunition, has sue
ceeded in entering Plevna from the direction
of Sophia
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+ New YORK, Sept. 25.-Just at the close of
business on the streets this afternoon it was
announced that Rufus Hatch, the well known
etock broker, had failed. No particulars
lfould be obtained further than that he would
aay one hundred cents on the dollar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
National Agricultural Congress

CHICAGO, Sept. 25-The sixth annual ses-
sion of the National Agricultural Congress
began its. session in this city to-day, with
delegates from various parts of the country.
In the absence of Hon w c. Flagg, president,
the Hon j. Il. Dodge, of Washington, d. c.,
was called upon to act as chairman.
Very little business of importance was
transacted, but to-morrow's session promises
to be one of great interest, including the read
ing of a number of interesting papers as well
as reports of several important committees
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ball played between the Louisville and In
aianapolis clubs here to-day resulted in favor
Il the Louisvilles by score of to nothing.
EE'he game was not very satisfactory to the
irowd. who expected close contest, and they
eft the grounds when the Indianapolis club
rent out in the ninth inning, not waiting Tor
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ERNW WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept 25.-Agreeably
witY The call of the committee, the miners Of
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
met at Sugar Notch this morning to recon
slider the decision taken at the meeting held
asst week, upon Chas. Parishes offer of an
hbsolute ten per cent advance About 5000
miners We're present. they agreed to accept
The offer, and resume work tomorrow.
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Probably Fata, Quarrel.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-During quarrel
which occurred early this morning at No. 22D
Sullivan street, Charles Miller fatally beat
Gustave SchaveDa Vasser, fraeturing his
skull with a heavy branding iron, and also
struck Chas. Schmitz on the head, fnfleting a
scalp wound. Miller was arrested.
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The Impefuous yalor of the Turks.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-A correspondent with
Mehemet Ali indicates that the engagement
at Tercovona was intended as reconnois-
sanee but assumed q somewhat son more serious ~
Turkish troops, who according to this and
other accounts, displayed the greatest cour-
age. The centre column advanced as far as
Perbaka, and being ordered four times to re-
tire, had TO be led out Of fire by the officers
commanding, after having stormed the Rus
sjan DOSitiOn
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Massacrea by Indians.

j San. AToNfo, Sept. 25.-A special dispatch
from Ftt Stockton, In Northern Texas. to the
ErpresSays that private letter received at
Fort Stckton from Silver City, New Mexico,
states tat thirty-five persons have been MUIR
lered irpook's Canon. and that all hands at
Wright rancho have also been killed by
Indians This happened near Silver City on
the roatto Yuma Arizona.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

cent. Exchange closed steady at 4S3ILs.rq 4S7.
Gold closed at 81 031s. Governments closed
quiet; currency SKIES, t2l01t2lL. Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows Union firsts
10324 40104; Union land grants 1051t@1O524 :
1867. The stock market closed irregular at
TIM koI1o,uint, hide.
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Death on the Track

SAN LovAh, Ills, Sept. 25.-A train on the
Illinois Central Railroad was thrown from
the track at O'Clock this morning, killing
seven passengers and injuring number Of
others. Masked men were seen by passen-
gers from the car windows, as the moon was
shining brightly, but after the accident they
were not to be seen. 1t is supposed that they
intended to plunder and rob the passengers
but were frightened away.
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Rain,

LONDON, Sept, pa special to the Daily
Mems, dated Bucharest, Monday says:
Rain has been falling the past two days at
Fraleshti, which is a sea Of mud Hospital
accommodations exist for 1000 wounded, but
1000 are accumulated there.
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The stolen Cortland Bonds,

CORTLAND, Sept. 25.-The following are the
United States $40 bonds stolen from the bank
here on Saturday, the years of which could
not be given in last nights dispatches: q, 1927
and 2SO1O of 1862. and 1926 of 1867
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Loss of the Russians Before p,eyna.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-The losses Of the Rus
sian and Rolmanan armies in the engage
ments at Plevna are placed at 25, 900 in killed
and wounded.
The Turkish troops recently dispatched to
watch Servia are returning
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VOL. LIMO. 269.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
SITTING BULL.
swarlIle Reports Considered ensatlonal

OTTAWA, Sept. 25.-The report telegraphed
by tbs Associated Press that Sitting Bull's 8
Tarrffs have been SUPPLIED by Canadians with
trms ind ammunition, has been discredited
here ;5he mounted police, who have complete
kuart over Sitting Bull and his followers.
Ire uder strict orders to allow him only
ttnmnition sufficient for hunting purposes,
nd Is Improbable that they could have
sbtaied other supplies: the report that over
tD,00dndians are ON the warpath to join Sit
ing lull Is regared as purely sensational.
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Cold weather In Europe.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Weather fine but un
seasonably cold Similar weather prevails il
various parts of Europe. This is believed Il
Indicate an early and severe winter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-26
Washington Arrivals.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Sioux have ar
rived, but Secretary Sehurz has not decided
to have preliminary interview with them.
The presidential party is expected tonight
they, propose to visit Tom jefferson, at Mon
ticello.
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Kansas Central Railroad.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Sept. 25-An agent
here looking for men to work on the exteI
sion of the Kansas Central road, where 35t
are now employed, and grading goes on da
and night
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Two more deaths
have occurred from yellow fever at the quar-.
antine hospital One of these was named
Swallow. Of the steamship Gilsanda; the
other was a sailor by the name Of Demieke
of the steamship Clyde, who died yesterday
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Citizens Movement.

HARTFORD, Sept 25.-A citizens movement
in town affairs was inaugurated tonight by o
meeting called by prominent citizens OF both
parties, which nominated ticket irrespective
of party. The election takes place Monday.