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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
IN THE HOUSE.
PROCTOR KNOTT DELAYS TIE REPORT WITH
sPfECa--THE COMMITTEE CONGRATULATED.
Icy TELEGRAPH To The TKIBCNcl

PROCTOR KNOTT DELAYS TIE REPORT WITH
sPfEca--rHE COMMITTEE CONGRATULATED.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE TKIECNEI
Washington. Jan. 1S.-Iu the House of Rep
reseutaves Proctor Knot had called up his resolutions
OIL counting the electoral votes, reported several Gays
Just before the adjournment LAST ngh' i'll oioe'
thai be might take the floor day Immediately afte' the
opeuu 81 the ses ion and proceed with the discussion
majority Of the members impatient 10 hear the
reoort which T. was known that Mr.. Payne OF ONO,
ClairuI-u OF the House branch OF tie Electoral commit
ire was ready 10 submit but MI Knott WIN ms chaf
Aetrs:ic Obstuacy, insisted his rights although a
peacd 70 by hi Democratic colleagues anu d
majority OF the House, evidehtiy against is
will voted 20 allow him to proceed. HIS speech
vas e,l,ulared 10 defeat the Compromise bill II had
been carefully prepared, aud, being delivered from an
eligible point the center Of the Democratic slde Oh
tie House. listened TO by about Gne-thiIo OF Ihe
members with marked attention. still the feehhS OF Ih
bDce hear the report of the Electoral Committee read
apparent all the body as well among the mem
bers among the 100 300 persons admitted to the
privileges Of the Goor who gathered in the vacant space
behind the seats and crowded the cloak rooms. MI
Knott Dot a very popular man to-day, and during
the hour that occupied the floor great deal OF gru-
bling at the delay which his speech Occas0ned III the
Presentation OF the important report was privately IN
dulged in Al length he closed his remarks amid sup
pressed applause the Democratic side
All eyes tuned TO Mr. Payne, who had taken
the Republican side Of the center aisle, and who
~ demanded recognition by the Speahor The loud
buzz Of conversation which had drowned Mr. KNOTS
Voice and naudble in the distant portions OF The
chamber gradually subsidized. The few Introductory re-
marks with which Mr. Payne presented the report were
sadible only those who near him but when lie
sent the document TO the Clerks desk and its title was
announced by reader profound silence prevailed and
every could be distinctly heard in the remotest
corners Of the chamber. When the reading was
Completed, House at once broke up
INTO knots, and the discussion q the pro-
posed Oll became general. Each member Of the commit
Zee the of little gathering. and his explana-
tons Of the considerations which induced the committee
" adopt this that portion Of the bill listened TO
with the greatest interest Scores of members OF the
House and others sought out MI Payne Mr. Springer,
Mr. Hosr and Mr.. willard. and other members OF the
soumittee 10 congratulate them personally the sue
so~s Of their laoors Others sought them 10 hear their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
FPFDERICK NAY IN WASHINGTON.

WAsiuYGToE, Jan. 18.-FTederick May is in
this city lie arrived here last Tuesday and Is unhurt
Mr May does not 10 be taking any pains to avoid
hs friends several OF whom have and conyersed
wifi him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
CONNECTION IN THE BASQUE PROVINCES.

IONLUE,
A Madrid dispatch to The Standard reports
a deep sensation ghout the Basque Provinces in
consequence Of the PRONUNCIATION OF orders appointing
the 81 OF March az the date FOR the beginning Of military
congcriptiOn IN each Basque Province. Gen. Cues.da
remains at VittOra. The occupying army OF 10000
men win support tn civil authorities. Perfect tranquil.
lity prevails up 20 the present hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
sEvENrY.FIvE VOTES IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1S-After four BAL
lots without result for United states Senator to succeed
thu late Andrew johnson, the Legislature adjourned I'M
Ill tomorrow. D. H. Key has been nominated; also W.
c. Whlthorne The last ballot the list stood-Key. As
Bailey, 81; whitthorne, o. Bate, g; necessary to
CHOICE %. The Republicans voted for Key.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
DIR. PHELPS DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.

Judge Gilderseeve, in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday rendered his decision in the case Oh
Dr. Cherries Phelps dscharging him from further at
tendance NJ witness before the Grand Jury in regard to
rho Mav-Beunett duel. The Judge said
There can ba doubt about the right OF " mess
when summoned fore the Grand Jury, to decline TO
answer uucst.Os thar. III his Judgment, VIII crinlate
hun. The law viii not compel a man to coudemn ann
srlf In Some cases. however, the mantle Of Immunity
is thrown over witness Ivy the statute, and IN such eases
the witness may be compelled 10 answer tie qne stl0ss
The cse before does not appear Ia be One Of those
do not thnk the third section OF TIE DuelD act ap-
plies o any onse except those created by the hr7t two
,inu. and since the inquiries by the Grand jury seem
10 be directed toward the OtcnSes under the mrs. two
sections think the witness Is clearly entitled to decline
IN answer the question, when he places his decnltlOn,
~ now understand ne does upon the ground OF self
erin, NATION. The witness may be discharged irom
cIstUdT.
DE- Phelps immediately left the courtroom in company
with Mr. Foley. The Grand Jury did MOI take mp the
ducng investigation at It's session yesterday and ia
believed that the whole subject.will be dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
THE FIsHKUL BANKS.

POUGnKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 1S.--A Fishkill
special 10 rhe Eay4 says Government examiner aud
State examiner have Possession oi the National
Bank OF Fshkll and the Savings Bank Elisha Dysmna
of Cold Spring Oyertrew his urcUnnt 81 900, am "a
bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
DETAILS OF THE vOTTNG-wHAT BOUTWELL,
MEN PROPOSE.
The legislature rhem adjourned. Commenting on Inc
- :, .1..ain,, rLe Erc.lnn InHIlinI sAYA.

The most important runior ths DlornE III -
% , .ttori contest - that the friends OF MI BOUT
veil are reciGnIng TO consider the policy 81 bTeanG on
ilri uulrss his strength largely augmented to-a1
n tbey decide To break, che probability Is that hey WIN
endcayor TO elect GOV Rice IlG H9ia me- i.lu ~
p"nivycu mon break to-day tO-mnefoW tleF VIZ
NIX mistake and certainly insure the elec'ioA Oi
Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

"There has been no condemnation OF these acts b we
press Dy public meetings by the clergy TINS ~ u
MED by the pastors, who say that they nave athea
these crimes and have regularly given their people sood
advice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..

CONCORD, y. H., Jan. 1S.-The Democrats
of the Id Congressional Distrc; to-day nominated Alyh
W Sun0way % Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
A DEADLOCK IN ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 18.-ln the voting for
United States Senator to-day four ballots were taken
without a choice Mr.. Logan held his 90 votes steadily
GOV Palners vote fuctuated from SO to So The last
bao, of the day he tenth of the seres resulted fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

Mr. Barthon OF Kankakee Republican, having oeen
called home by the that his wife was dying ana MS
colleague Mr.. Buy Democrat, having pared OH WIN
him, lC2 votes Will now elect Senator.
The eleventh ballot resulted tie same the tenth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
LYNCH's sUBJuGATED DISTRICT.

LfNCHS STIMULATED DIST KICT.
CASE WHICH MATCHES THAI OF RODERTSOS IN
LOUISIANA, WHERE A DEMOCRAT GOT 5000 MA
yoRITY AND WAS DEFEATED.
, 1877-10-25

conscience without being obliged 10 saesidce his
true opinion for the sake ot the nnrty.
ap1culd majority, and VIC hope II will receive such
a one.
son ha., iatne a long term ot o!tce. proved him.
ttlf 10 10 mn.1 conscientious and impartial 'Jndve;
bis reconciliation occurred Ut the first ballot. The
il. Loomlr tiy 1Bi out Of l!so rotc-i stil young
Aud vigorous man Of cttltnnhlr knn~ct1go, acute
Judgment; md not aainpor'ant experience. Even
highly ot him. For tic o!,es of ,utae of the '.ro
bsfe t,onrs, Joshua G. Knlckerborker an.l Jnlins
wnnid havo been tho frat f'erinan tuigc In onr
county. md hts nomination wonld have much
ky H. .aIly ~ lawyer hs s'ret 1t H., R"ne'ty.
Il VII: II: aeed ass ~ sst ,s
him. who has been ,on.alda local politics for ten
ape hs srse n
pro1alo matters: md a high reputation In this
hranch o. practice. Under such e!rsumssnee' q i
which h!s experiences wnnld bcneat him great
deal, could .p3rtIculssiy be 'ntrn;tea 70 him.
M st eans to the Sa"t must honerSic, ]
aud upright citizens Of the cnunty They are men
every one q whom viii devote fig bcst enteayor.
equivalent 70 the redemption Of the county fron,
As candidate for the County 'rreasaresrh.p the
former Alderman. McCtea, was numlnstcl be-
cause II was Thought but fair that thr office. aflc:
It lad hecn held for forr years by Germans. should
W. ilcsing. received anJhow T. large minority Of
votes. On the drst bAlut no hah oven larger vote
than any Of this other candidates. particularly
excellent reputation snd hts bnsincr. capacity ii
n,ittre Of The Common cunncil heyo dong great
deal 10 rrttorr the credit Of the city and 10 rcg-
County C1crksh!p. Mr. Klokkr, wns formerly ono
Of three Toicu C0mmstoncrs, and, A suctt, =
very rood nnccr. Ilo Ii a Eood bualuers-n.an and
e1erilcntly qualified 70 bring order again n tho
by neglected. john Stenneua. the former Coroner.
also tierman tny BIRTH, has 10 many t!lents.
even outa!de Of tho Republican party. That We
his eleetlnn. OF The olhcE candidates on the
ticket nothing but good can H. said. Seth
ltsnchct tno,nlna.cd for The office Of Clerk Of tho
ptobatc tonrt) was htavc soldier during the War.
fatlE In the Irobato Court In lhls position hc
enjoyed the fullest confidence of the Judges and
attorneys; In this posit1n he llas acquired large
ese for xh'sh a e /. pnsnin.'e1 xbess O. Ls"s
held ths oicc of Superintendent Of County schoofs
tor four yents tffom lSdn To- 18TH. At that time
over S;50. 0OO uf tho conntY School Fund waa de.
when tht hnnk failed. Mr.. Lane. who was In no
Wise to bamo in regard 10 this 1oas, replaced,
Voluntarily. tho whols sum out Of his private for.
ath9s f9f III; re- 10 sa to ,el al
moro than two.thirda Of hfs stlasy.. To rc-clcct
Fnch man ercfJ good citizen should deem dnty
OF honor.
Taken all In all, VIC can be satisfied with tho
work Of The Convention. To-day and tomorrow
tho industrial party mud tho Democrats will hold
rnfty conventions and nominate candidates. To
oil appearances they will be such that. by COM
partson with them. tho Republican candidates can
, 1877-10-25

that JudQr WklacN brkt ferreee MED tho Demo-
cratic party, veuld make Tho br-t teht aEaln't
AtxrEENru WARN.
The meeting In thu Ei1.etnth Ward, thnnch 1nck.
Ing that essential nceompantmcnt.-a free fght.-
waa not devoid ot Interest. ignorance. fun, and
was the caee With the Wosktn ir,cn delegation ut
the day previous the DtnIocEalc delegation aren,-
I'd to he eeacete:t with bns one ohtret In v!ew-the
nomination Of 1.scb for tho Cltrk-hlr. Tho on.
good numbers and took lively mart In Tho dscnr'
sions and disputes. There was also an opp.~!ti"n
to Llch, and II was made msnifr.t mafnly IN tho
Ct sts Il, q %
quiet. Delegates wcre then tho.en ~ io,lnws:
First Precinct, Jacob Trnn anil William ]snsqN!li
sseona lon' III ltssteis & and M otto schiftes; Thta'
After about An hall hours tontnt!on ballot was
t9ken 1or delegate 'atlArge, and Martin Doyle wAS
elected; ,.,
The delegation elected y With he exception of
In other wnrtls tha tams ~ that elected week
ago. They arc With one exception 1.ich men and
~ that 'hsy nave not Stei'ieH on nan IoF
Iteataret. ~ 1oIy eviaens tnat ne MofaMinE. M
foIectlon ana election hs hsTe inc ueno.
esnts. The meeting Fss ABOUT hn!f
anu nalt, ana ono OF the Ncnlo'
ctatte Geiegaes ~ yesssraaI ~ cnsn molNing'
vhat IS t!e man teeaasnnefe utnc,s ot ~, anT ae.e
gasoa s!' s9nsly 81 nheh intstesea - IN, ins "otE.
insmens Party. anM tnss neaha mat ahey H. IN
party reinAfkeo 70 Ih!huNs fenoitef: We hnse
~ MHGn 10 eaJ nefG ~ tlcec psMocIats ha'e' nHo
va Will have nnr ticket inhnt'cd suEc."
hRvEnIEkhiH WAHt,.
c.oyded dismal cellar, sosncr Market md onta,
ITO AttcslS AuE 0llctnaIclf Ao"cN ana folen pn6!l
, 1877-10-25
THE COAL.MINERS.

Parrish = Go. NepudlAto Thslr Own Com.
promise, aud VIII ltsdues 10 Per Cent -
November,
sp<esai DtspateA 10 TAs Chicago 1r4auas.
WhKEsnAaaE, Pa, Oct. 2.-0eberal 70
sumption having taken place, the military ase
b@blg removed to their stations. Tho Twenty
second Regiment United States ReRulArt le.s
to-day for tho West, Companies A, Z, and II
going TO Fort Wayne IN Detroit, Band u 70
Fort Porter, Buffalo, E and y 10 Fort Maeks1ae,
aud snd X to Fort Brady, Mich. sssera
companies Of thu Third and Filth Artillery still
remain. but hare received orders, aud will ~ 70
Southern points On Friday. Approximations are tels
tAut future trouble u threatening thu Iuzefno
coal Acids: Tue strike .as broken BY tho som.
pfomise OF James Parrish D. To-. whosc uIen fe
suu,ed work VI al advance of ~ per ecut. ana
were Immediately followed hy tic men 2! ,t' lug
other companies. who surrendered uncoudatt,s.
ally, seeing thas It Was usciesx to CONTINUE tha
strike further With brokcn ranka. Parf,an, "
Co, NOW notify tueIr 1nrn tit4t, tn yltw ~ ' III
decline in coal. reduction of 10 Per sat VII!
take place. III November, thus pta. ing 'helf lsa
Oh the Sau,t fout.ux With the tsrllcfs nAv "
salucd Hl,nvat my a4vaAsc- I.
, 1877-10-25
AN AMERICAN ZOLLyEREIN.
Opposed by a Loading Canadian journal.
Iaranfa Etohk Ut

Opposed by a Loading Canadian journal.
Toronto Gfobt, 0ct. u.
The CHICAGO Ta1nuyH, in a recent issuc, ar~
gucs strongly In fayor Of q customs union be-
tween CANADA and tho United States, aud point
cdly dcelarea that "pastial system Ut reclp-
Eoclty 10 not only absurd, but unreasonable" II
THE TRIBUNE In this matter speaks the mind OF
the majority Of thosn who 1,aro tho power to
grant or withhold reciprocity, then there Is but
small hope of obtaining treaty for aonlo titno
TO comic. IL Canadians can only obtain rccipro-
cal tsade With tho United atates on terms which
would discriminate against the Mother Country,
they will chccrfuliy resign all hope OF securing
It, for they arc not likely TO covet the boon at
such price. They undoubtedly dcatre greater
freedom OF trade, but tfey are not pre-
parcd to sacrifice lmperial connection In
order to obtain 1t. Tna TRIBUNE says that
Great Britain, to all appearance, you'd not
make much objection to such M arrangement
rs It proposes; but this remark. II true 10 my
considerable extent, ia true only Ut thuso In tho
Mother Country who would like 10 SEQ CanaIs
cast loose, or even annrxtdto tho United States.
There Is no difference Of oplnlou In Canada ~
to what tho political cfIsct OF d customs union
would be, and thc1e Is probably Just a. little iu
tho United States. Whatever might be urged
against II iu tho abstract In Great Britain thcre
Ia un .1on.t m n, tha fuoItrrs H. .u,u1d arou,.
1sn H. ciYert, an trn,iS hcrar ~ h.. c,riv liz.
c"rn"i Svs Im nort i",tr,.ts tto,n ~ ,hn Wi,t',sr
f.ntrv nov ~, 'A'EJ myJ,r,n1,,s I ' srr."'
iny IN mamv ,funs th"ss frn,n Tho ifn,tni
IN cer,n,o ,,,artor. /, rsaiiw ,,r,,t ,tnrtT, o,,r.t
nnt tMa "stsnehternI II pnsnr1a"t,res ~
Amers." ' h,t he n'r,n.t,v ch"a,, 1<ss1s f,o,n
Em"i.nI ~ r. -" sy,.,t ~ : E',lvan.tr ]
h"i1ts ssf.hiIshr.i .sa ,nust ,i,N,ro VIZ ~ ~.
t"n ~ s.an inrrcssa nnr Tr,io. ~, Enr,h
s"nr,,fsct"ens nm" lila w. amstt,.I tbnss ~ liz
Iinitati ststss frrs o,sr n"iittai connc .t,on rh
tha E,nnirc vn,,i1 mi iha w"+ti, a yna,s" MR..
t ss .*''r.1, ,.s." % ~ n.t VI" w. 80 Jtt1 ~
, 1877-10-25
puk. Wiley. 10,0ia, from lido Cd, by Mahntr

!, PIX: wMsy, 10, o4s from Lido ID by Mar'ntr,
January. 1H77, BY Mnn,tch Ut rattcrrondalc, 10.
~, III fsem ash hclts o. Mns'cw"od hr Fho'naale,
ii. fannie ith. red md white. calvrd Snvcm.
bcr 1k7t,, by Duke Wtl.v, H. from Fannls,
by Mariner, i. ms: James fncat; s's1:
1ath, y Victor 7th, o,.74 ;n. 8. le!,on: sA5
o,oas; John Il. tiines: s'D. " ''a'''
h # ht 5sko e. fss md
li,sla, from touan Of 1'atter,on,lsie. BY Loaisa
Duke , e '? - = A. 4 Lnss,Fy; es,ts s,
7,nl0; dexter 1'acon, i!aeyrn.. 9. !: ei1o.
e.ssa ts s %aan ss's fSs!'sPfs r. IT,
iisl, tr9% i., se:S;n S,1 1sh sso by 'dth Duke Il
!'s @ Ss a. y III pass 'S e Ai;d;s isdSi
u. Mo.a isose p rat;ersonsale I'd, red rom,
$:; %.;:Iss #; f:iss = ID nsss &
y;s:; s!: r 's's 's's. sa's H. fs y F.,a;s 's
paSs & & .j Msts5'19 q, ttSm Nelly, by Gland
Sfe sei Gss q ssiTsa st' Mseh %nasS b, .se,
from Miss Hattie. by lscntck, 3,;E1o;J. A. Oar.
d. 5sh Lonun Of ratsez-onda1e, rod and whit.
ea1vc'l August, 1875. 1'y Manarc! cf Patterson.
da!e so, "a. from I.osan s'd, by Duke Of A,rdfIs
81. Lady Wa.iinston OF ratter.ondals 2a. red,
caivcA An0nst, 1K7i. By Monarch Of Patcrsontalc.
20 s. f.om afay oq yxSrs MSsnsSno q
q. 4th ne'lc, Of sllnglewood, red, ealyed July,
Sesd, Sy paia q bosstoa' sTSi; Ioatos sss, Isss,
, 1877-10-25
THE sTAAT5-ZELTUNG,

IT. BAu0KsEkEAr OF TIN REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Ths Den,ocssta were yesterday reporting tho
story thsI Hha 61adls. zebuxg fefuscd to support
lha Republican ticket on account OF the defeat Of
ut. Washin2ton lcsing for Treasurer. There u
not word Of truth IN ths report, ~ Translation
of the lsAdtug editorial Of that paper yesterday
morning SIMPLY tenouatEstes;
Tho ticket nominated BY the Republican County
Convention yests.dty u perhaps ahs bcst Nhieh Tho
Tor these 10 not q aiuxe eaudidssu % Il VI whom
II wauld bs said that he bad to be dragged through
by tbs uarlts Of ths 0thtEs, ~ u DssEl5 slHAys tha
c44e. II all OF them are not of tue saAe talents,
there Il none anIun: them for whom cvlsy honest
Wvll anlax Ciuzsn coulo uvta yots with the bsst
, 1877-10-25


The ncmoeFa'io Ward clnb4 met yesterday even
Ing and elected delegates to The Conyeat!on which
u 10 be held to-day ln Mccormick llal1.
The elect!on in tho FlFHt Ward wka conducted 10
quietly that many of tho Democrats who wandered
thronEi Tic lonx hall Into the dmly. room tn
the rear " No. Clark stsee&faucles that they had
been entieea into ths wrong place, and speedily 10.
tired Without casiAg their ballots Al cou4ra4ence
only eighty n!us ticketa wcsa dropped tn the hat
preatdea over by III, ]. Ward Ellis, James Nyan.
and II. r. Merritt. An early eloaInx Of The POLLS
took place, and the following vera declared elect
cd. sheEo beina 10 opposition and no scratching:
First Precinct James Ryaa; secoud, Qeorvs
Evcrhazt; Third, MIehsel prenasn; Fourth, An.
Ton berg; At-Lssgo. David Thornton, Henry =.
Acrtits, and Florence Mccarthy. Tha delegation
claims 70 stand unpitaXed, but will cast solid
uroF, Wallace Will receive ave rotes, Lynch one,
and G9lsin ous. " eass Lynch :, sho.s M W strong.
aRCoAD w4kD.
Bennett Medical College. ABOUT i?9 u :uo
s =: ea s's: = rst sst' ~ s's;s cassp
elected ioI onleers tor the. eusuIng year: pse.i-
asps. y; !. Sngs;f; yies; prs.lds!n,H Franz
stesesa.y. se j. ofiea beissssss ssts thsn
chosen T fp!!sx, ~, rtse!ns @ o5ssfs
ut.Larxe, Patrick Saunders, Michael csssy: The
acle9aton was titvsdrl between colvin aud Wallace
fur Trrasptvr, but thu majority will 20 for tho
Iurncr THE delegation will 70 solid tor Licb with
The iateution " gettsaF : back. handed slap at
TllHu WAND.
The Den,ocFstic tlub Ut tic Th{rd Ward held 4
ineetIng lust evening 1t the otflce u thp Woodruff
Aeusr stsb!ss, NJ. Hi3 Eab4ah avenue. and vlecL.
Cd tbs following delegates: Delegates ut .ialsc,
i. I. Goodell and John U'hrcu; first Precinct.
lcrrneu Hart; secoin Precinct, J. s. Price: Ilis4
JH&sttt1 n
lam llaliaren. Tue delegation l1 divided In fc:usd
" County FstasIIer. EsrlsA tal oriL. H., alYls
, 1877-10-25
SIIOIl,T.HOKNS.

HGC0nn SHt6 0l "CllsNfGu NhttkD hE EAf1Gt n.y.
Svtcini Dtspdfch IN TIE Chicago 7tabund
PARIS, Ky,, Oct. 2.-Tho sale Of short-HornA
belonging TO eamliel L. and Noat 8. Patterson
and Wesley Waruock was not as largely at-
tended rs yesterdays sale. Buyers from
distance wcro present, but, with ono or two ex-
ccp.tons, did not buy They arc evidently walt
jng for The moro fanclful pcl!grGed stock to bo
disposed Of In the latter part OF the week.
hicssrs. Patterson sold sixty head at q total of
&G0g5 general average OF fl0l.50-Afty-cirht
cows averaging $lr1.h0 and TWO bulls I'll.
Wesley Warnuck disposed Of spven cows and
two bulls to satisfy ela!m against Y; g. Pond,
thu bulls ll5. The ntnc head brought a'tota1
OF $ttE5 Following Is a complete report:
!. Red Mary, red, calvel May. 1875, BY. Thorn.
Of Mason. i. aJs; jinilcy Ts!batt, Parja; sIoo.
2. III Louan Of Pattcrsoutalc. rc,l and white.
saye4 ostoos IT. lf r " aks y, s,,Sf, f as.9 a
Lady Miley: I'd ana whte: ea'ysd s',, April,
MsrI,,oi. j. 0ia; il. i. Letton,. iari'; .slao.
(. lied ltoae Of ,caneaeld. rcd. ealyea October.
1A7A, by 1it,, Duke ct 1oodness y, tAs, from Red
!; lte,e i sIp5jnga*le, I red, ea}ysd 1aly. 1872,
Il 100; H. n. Forester Hutchinson Station; 3s5.
q. Miss !tosc of iasteEsoadAle. soan, calycd
inttnn: S7a. - "N N
-, L.ds IN, roam, eatycd March. 1s7a. By
LII, III o sssi,am % q ss'1 f.ttsson.lo 9Th. ,sd,
calycd Mar, lHTti by Moparch Of Pattcrsondale,
20. III, ftnm La.Iy Srafam OF Psttcrson.aie, ~
1Tn,.r itanxnu 10 H i. II H. 1dsIr. s5lS
o. Lady ltuttssdy, red. calved March, 1871, By
gSaH" o59: IL y. Ieiton siiu n' "'''' " "a''"'H'
10. Isdy SsaNaia Of ratte.soadave 9th, rcd,
c4Ived Juiy, iN7.i, By Monarch Of Iaitersondalu,
tul III frnn, isdy A.nhnm it'll bv itiIf Ilnka NJ
Airilrin. !. lid: ii. ii. FuFrostcr: $40,
II: beitis I'd. rcd. csiyeu Ja!y, 1875. by
Marpor & i1l,a. from lJcttc b. 9Th u.eat ienpub.
i!c. .. ILL; i. /. Ietton; S!a). ~'' ''''A''
~ IL Ixdy Washinrt"t Of rutteuondnlc. red.
e,;yed Mny 1h7I br i1uko Of rntteraondstc. il.
iii, fron. Lady Wsshtnuton 10th, BY if3th buke,
4 THso: j. II. IIowman. Waysfiy, H.. 3lHO'
iii I rnnsrriasa rch aelyei jnno iHTE hv Mar,
incr' Il n,s frnn Tiui.. hv Mc(lrsxnr ID. 4. 1uj:
ii. Ii. Furrcstcr: 500. -
II Kasn SIssI. Sd. rcJ. c.,ycd Juiv. 1877. nv
Man.,rn % IT E.ttcrsun,taI... t. ID III rom Katc
sw.sn. hy Ianna1i III. 1n gH7: jsmns TuIh,tt.
liz - NV
W. M,.. M.ynsb, dean ,ra. ea,ved March, 1s7a
br Master MsYnara' Il, Hi. from Woi,is. ny MAJ.
| ~ Ia H II iii: ( Il isrn"tt f.ynthtnn.. 11S
III :I Ionsn Of Tsttarsoni,ais. rsI III vbtt,.
, 1877-10-25

Of uerm.n. Germ, = .n 1fi,hmtn. Jtheef'.j The one he
womb name vs. = tr,snl of ne wo,5sins%en. nna
Icheen' i;t 't 's
Cd eTina1 men Il to y ran n tho meeting. iYcl! i.
TIE A.. I,llet vas made informal. II resulted:
mon. e"ee y" h ''
sss..e {, remarked !has tnsy were sat,ea r1Is, Il
"1itdown!''I The Wofkingmen's party was q
dea,, iettes .,,........,.
hs aoS S,st ,. 'Ssa ss shsc s and rs.ud
' 49, ,n', EiHoRs7s coChr: r,.. r.u.
anensi Wa nominated by aeeismatIon. aud wlth
much cnthusisrn,.
.1t Tk & or thr TUE rnn,I GnMIsan eorH nen .
LauRh,En, Thotnns Foley, John Conlan, Ihomas
aen ana 'rs 1omss Sskcu@m wsfe n.e A. t. sa
much rn, uii ds.orier. ias''N@ '~'"' e'1 ~ N''N
IN Informal hsilo. resulted: Mclaughlin, n:
Foley. %: barrett, 40: Euckiuy, 8; Nlccsop, J4:
Madden. Z: McEenwn, ~: Cputat, 20,
\ fostla3 htllht wAa then hsJ, Eteespn, Eoo1Au,
and WcKcown being wttl!.swo, Thts icft
Mclaughlin. i.srsrtt. Foley, and Buckley. The
rcsnIt wa. announced 4 great mapy changcs wrra
f o RI tt rtn, H. - an IT, Aetas
unanimous. but anything more like ea.e uf Sui.
dozEng never was pecn. and 1. Ia quite
likely TINT the workingmea will kick the
whos ts,as : II, e,sr s,...n, was ..o :n1e 4,
ihe accuracy at tic couut, Mclaughlin did not
receive majority Of lhr voteH cast, Darrcst 6ring
seventeen ahead u HIM; but Jones, the Assistant
Lauchiii,'s nai1,s unaniH,ou4.
;vnnEs. o. ..,.,
MI. Mct;,Iyrcr sai nuGo1y bu. Democrats had
been nominated Thu. fnr. and he believed IN Citing
tlIc Americans Il show. Iln nominated JHd.e
inmrsnn fittAA6l nnt a f0}Ee. ava WnHt