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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-16
orggNg COUNTY DEMOCRATq.

Many cOSTgsT1gG DHLE0ATiOSs-YHASCIs -. BALD
WIS NOMINATED ron COUNTY TggAsCEMs
The hour appointed for the opening Of the
Democratic Convention ~ Queens County ~ Jamaica,
yesterday, WA 10 O'Clock o. NJ but II Wa biRh noon
before the delegates aud iufguaF-WCre
called 20 order. The courtroom the fret floor Of the
Town Hall being too small 20 accommodate al who de-.
sired 10 witness ~ well as those who were 20 take
part IN the proceedings decided 10 hold the
yention IN the large ha up stairs The gathering was
larger than before IN the county n0mnat-
ing convention IL known that there would be con
testing delegations from number Of the towns well
~ from Long Island City.
John H. sutphin, as chairman Of the County General
Committee, called the assemblage 70 order on motion
OF A. n. Weller. Of Hampstead, John Fleming Of
Jamaica, was called TO the chair. lie made brief
speech referring 10 the feeling manfestcd IN several Of
the towns ana hoped that when the convention al.
burned there would be bitterness. Oliver Ilso and
John straion were elected secretares Then the Gre
were two DELEGATIONS from oyster BAY. Two from North
1lcmpstead, twg nom Loug Island t.Y and three IRON
ing uno0utfsicd A committee of tnfrrHnue delegate
from ~ che uucouirstrd towns wnsrhusrn iU pls
upon thc credentials and tho convention. 90 bali past
i2 took % recess Zoe an hour
81 Wa rsariy O'Clock htfofe me convention vac
pfssootfd rhe drIerauon ff9m 0islef naf hfaasd by
titufg buwmHn ~ aain'i"a Ihn aHs tnuHn t0
iram Sagh ianr.,sii '6s a,lsss1aa h.iisa b.
aHuff q NnHhI nf lHa NHt tft. ~ hE 3atHfaHir al
iHu ldmiiied uat tsfalf 81 slsif,i fs.man ihs "a
alan tHHs iU bel iffoints a. aih faH iHnf iHaHH
tt..i I..r.s.. \. t.... 1890
N isfilhf raes Fl fIHshts fHik ifHffl. nra
kftiH eta ' NrHf
y. sse,f ~ .ft lsmtia at4
hsalt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-16
NEW-YoRK COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

APPoINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
The Convention of the New-YOTk County
Democracy met last evening AZ Concordia
Hall. Emanuel p. Hart called tho meeting
to ORDER and ira shsfer was elected chairman.
Resolutions we're offered BY ex-senator Bxby, provid
ing for Conference COMMITTEES OF one from each
assembly district. The resolutions stated that the
people Of this city were opposed 70 tho Tam
many Han OHgaTchy, whtGh was inirnical 10
the prosperity OF the city that the overthrow
OF this onem power and ofceholders league only
to be secured by a union OF all the opposing organ
z8rions
Conference Committee vas appointed 10 consult
with other organizations abont nominations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-16
Mr.. cox As 4 GRGEVB4cK CANDIDATE.

The Hon. s. =. Cox was reBOInlnated TOT
Congress lest BfsAf By tbe Baorsbnpe faction and
6JR1Gly. ffaBIoa fcfoB o. 30 EstioBsl Grtenoack-
E<5og parry 81 me VfCa Congressional DsfroL ~r
6oE VS. agf5Fn66 - ~ B6mInaaohs ahd re- oroiabt
n GsS Nbayasa6s - 40 81 sshe% fs~a6s ~ -" IN
fi6a4N4sf ~ fsastAf 49, Nyfvf8tef ~ II tS1rff
~ go AeT. fs3r8f gSAffyEYS SfRF NJ ~
k,9pSgrsF, f,bfyF Lee4 ~ FN1@ - -
Iss5Fer (sIy fEpNf ~ Frg5fs IA gqtsf - ~ ryet
iefaRp ~ ot4p F9BaSLaf. ~ tqtAF steiAF ~ -
18gG1sDfR n fsb9ggsos, 80 yFt - b%iE
Wfong ~ a. comet t8flyg n sfalfs. ~ cpputy ras
ruled W Tstgsaa LJfGs sJssUbDat Lofes Rnl cptipn
lords Thsae rulers the cogDtJy WoElc %
longer tolerate. change Wa DefoeI'apie
u could be seen Nv The election leloinr
from Maine Iowa and Ohio. Tie gTeeBbaCE would spcn
be recOgnized ~ the cOuntFys currency ID CONCLUSION
Mr Cox sad ths1 n reelected he would 90 more Than he
had ever done before IN behalf o. the wOrkinEmsn.
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rest (25), which elected him by one majority; and
the vote made unanimous.
The Other nominations are as follows: For Coroners
James Daren of Long Island City, and Dr. PD Burns,
of for Justice Of the ses
sions. John J. Powell, OF oyster Baypresent incum-
bent Delegates to the Congressional Convention were
also chosen as follows: At large Benjamin W. Downing
and John j. Armstrong; Hampstead, John b. Petit and
Joseph Brewer; Flushing John Straton and Israel j.
oyster Bay Townsend ID. Cook and Ebert Hegeman;
Hempstead Thomas Mckay and James T. Valentine
Long Island City Henry s. DebevOIse and Michael Del
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ASSEMBLY, AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. IJ.-The Democrats u
the Ist District q DltcEess Calry bare lall-tfsf
Geargs Williams, q Arse-a. '1l tls A.set'y. -D7r1
rser-r fsprf -f1 ta- fafl hated carried tie
dtstrirf ~ over 100 llsj.rity lat gr-trl
sTacK r. b., Oct l5.-At us Comfy Convention f'T
gaezaBd Comfy, % Ssv city to-1ar, rho ,1..os-
frg Gre@1bark ticket ua- ratlilatsI: Men
Der OF Assembly. Nelson Pl"- Df.trie'-Att"r-
Dev Marcena -. Di.zius0l; County Lrrasurar,
Jsbu Cassidy. school Carlr1Is-tJrrr Ala1z0
T3efa1 rTh- Democrats Isd majority ~ 40 frr -
a5bIt1u f1 rfis county I.-r year. Marcos ~ Dfrk
.or me- gr-erbseE r4rf.dlfr fH- UsTrfrr- trfurIeI
vas nominee ~ mat party fu- Judge " il" '"l "i ~
-4s rr 80 II- received o. perfect voice. Id EIt-
her u tf4faa~faer ONES.
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4 YfoRo cpsiSls0 IN L06fsiAxA

NArcnFz, Miss, Oct 15.-A courier who ar
uvcd from Waterproof. fa 'bis evening reports met
25oOm armed negroes surrounded Waterproof n dsy, and
threatened tOrrn mi sacK me town fis thought met
trty bavf burned s.uecFf Pac..t GsK6 ~ John. four
miles bfi0r WWerwow 4 fpi f5r grmed sfnffan,s
TI| mode Oi Tltlhcf. md 100 Wm6l n1cn Hu lGgFf
hrrc w 70 frryUyIf ~ nt hn Nuifes AZ NnfrVf0WiH
y. .lFlN
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YES" ne said :" it was n mighty healthy
place The rst day got there saw an Old man sittng
IN do0rstep crying as though his heart would break
WHAT'S tue matteFP I asked. Dad licked me- he
whimpered. Your father whipped your asked 10 as
constituent; how Old are you, pray 'Ninety-si1, lie
-Obbed And do you mean ~ that your father Is
liyingP Living guess so Step around behind the
house and yOu1 find him chOppmg wood i went
round and there saw "A hOary.headed veteran swinging
an axe in a way that would have done credit to man
OF twenty FIVE. Did you strike your sOn 9 asked.
STRIKE him Course did, and good enough for him.
s'pOss was going TO let him sass his grandfatnerP"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

N,1c- York Hoiel-Speaker Samuel j. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania buckingham HotsL-Proessor o. Marsh
England: senator J. Mcpherson OF New Jersey sna
Thomas Dickson President Of tho Delaware and HUDSON
canal Company - Wtnds0r Hotet-Judge George n. Com
stock Of Syracuse General John u. Frsbe Of California
T. IL DeyereuK Cleveland .BTeUoOft honft-t
W. Riggs Of Washington, and Robert Garrett OF baltimore
-. Fttfh dcenus Hoet-John Knapp, Of ST. Louis ana
Robert Heller Park Avenue HoteiThe Rev Dr wheeler
and John r. winslow, OF Ponghkeepse; hestlam,sIH
HotSi-JerOme Parmener, of Troy. Hofl BTunscck-
William Bliss General Manager OF the Boston and Albany
Railroad NtchOldt HOtsLEx Congressman D.. H. Nor
gan OF Aurora N Y..... Gienhdm H0A-EI senator ~ r.
WOOD OF syracuse - HOFFMAN HoiN- Lieutenant j. y
Rich u s. NJ. Metropolitan Bots-Judge q. Is. Lee, Of
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ANOTHER MIRACULOUS CrRE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR The writer can cheerfully recommend DIT. Deweys
for nasal caarrh Washes suns and inhalaOns
have my case and found them useless Dr. Dewey
has restored perfect health and done at sit
Sl9 Broadway, DR. Dewey expert In his spec.
ay and his remedy most sovereign Reader II you
tTonbed with catarh by all call and bust
place and will convince you that nasal catarrh has
found master. H. MOTT GRAY No. 40 John &C.,
Acme Letter File Manufacturing Company.
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+ q nov tH,ailIr. lunuu iE lr a-riags -u
,r--.r s-nldio-r 81 zoe EseIei EEHs1rinn lumiisi
--,ai -ialnfaf 1raI rHfu0 prize. -lIfrF ffaunias r
Isooy. % s0In IIsal.s IB silver uI-alf 80 'nfuIr
-r.ag.as 400 -.i Iufur.uIr ufIfnu.. Tue s1.- .ifr
j. rs.f rf4U riia rfInIfr IrIutr f american s-lIu
r.ya. TO- .1if 4frrs -lii.sftluu f - sr s. HFIu
H.5s .HI ..s~, iuH .r10r IrfuH7-lfuuf' sfgiit1
ilIur. -.iau i lur uffT Ilfi.u represented
.tiil E1.iiiuliuu..
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REPuBL1cAN COUNTY CONVENTION.


A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH THE oP-
PoNENTs OF TAMMANY HALL-A UNION PRO-
POSED.
The Republican County Convention met IN
Republican Hall ast night Nearly every leader OF the
party IN the city present. The hall was
crowded; the lay element, az members Of the
party unconnected with political clubs may
be termed, being well represented. Among
the prominent delegates the following:
Alonzo b. Cornell, Chester A. Arthur, William A. Oar
ling, ex-Judge Ditenhoefer John D. Lawson, Joseph C.
Pinckney Robert n. strahan, Jacob NJ Patterson, jr
George W. Clarke, Thomas Murphy George A. Peabody,
ir Dr. Isaac T. Hayes Colonel J. o. Mason Charles s.
Spencer Sheridan shook Abraham lent, George Bliss
r. ErBardt II. C. Perley and George B. Dean
The ehsfrrnan Of the County Committee. Joseph {.
Pfnelney called the convention 70 order. Its business
was promptly begun and swiftly accomplished. Cen
sraI ArAur who occupied seat in the front row. nom
lnafed Jacob ~ Patterson IT,. Tor permanent chair
man, Mr.. Patterson was elected By A unanimous
vote, and SCION p. sDith ana Theodore Mctioud
snicsly sfteFward were chosen secfetaries The ron
Js,s men called, ne fNadiagM tle names % 8esTs
IruT 6ogSel ai6 B3teBhoefeF celn received win ap
gagss C2Csel J6e D. 8ssoa oaertd nc Filowinsres-
Nod0Hs
Ffl,x4s, r. = S4sf5lS asss sa6s asosF6 n eF4sfNf
sSrsef ~ - sss Spp5ashts ~ fFIiafsy Hff5 beefs-
s<ess1f, T4sS oesssstHeN - qRe fseN feaf tssss.
49, W y y, $500 ~ - ~ ss4} ~ H9gte5 b b
lraF osgsf zst9is 80 " EeGsWgaeqf E1As4afYqs -
az e4pfpy6l ~ ~ GppFepfl9q
ice Spfgpr - sbs Tesqip9R ssflfg fAsf SpAaeafR'
Sos We assfable VIII fhs pDp9Hept 8 bapoaqy Han
Fais41 storu q aDDsgse ne resolution waF DasS6e
without opposition.
letter Was read Oswad Ottend0rfer for chairman
u the conference committee Of the German American
Lndependent CinzsnS Association stating that that Of
EsnizatiOn bad appointed . conference committee
Instructed 20 confer with similar commit
teSs * such ORGANIZATIONS a. have IN view tue
nomination 81 candidates pledged 70 an honest
eeieSe1f and Economical administration o. the
CITY Government" The same letter, Mr. OtteBd0rfer
stated had been sent also 70 the chafmen OF ne
Irving Hal Democracy, Of the County Democracy and
81 the City Democracy. The following Conference Com
ufttee was appointed BY Assembly Districts, and the
convention then adjOuTnedssubject 70 the call or the
thar:
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hours and q half his remarks being
more in the shape Of talk than speech
Ae reviewed the political situation in a thorough
manner. bnt devoted the most of his time
70 a discussion of the financial issues. He thor
oughly exposed the Greenback heresy and
the Democratic pretences of reform and
retrenchment. This meeting and speech will
check the Greenback movement in ChenanRo
Countv The enthusiasm manifested on this oe-
casiOn indicates large majority for David Wilour,
for Congress and the election of the whole RepuDl-
can ticket i'm November. During his speech the
Senator was interrupted several times by Colonel Il.
]. LOOMS the Greenback leader, with questions.
Colonel LoOms was answered courteOusly, Dut in
most effectual manner.
Senator Conkling left tonight for Coming. After
speaking there he will 90 to Philadelphia and then
TO NeW-YOrk.
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RPpr-PrIcAvs AT WHITE gLArla.

The delegates 10 the Republican Congress
zisuaI Convention Of the NITth Congressional Ds-r-
4.s4-nlged - 3furans Hail. white P'siHz s1f''-daT
ma - T,..Fia-raeu trairrn ~ convention called
lie convention 1r1rr tuf S---ur f-ri-, ~ V7it
r5tasr uf..ssfiugof7fzr motion ~aE her made sH7
lsr-F tnr 40 sdlBrr1msdt III lie Convection or on
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SrsStrgIH mIssss4.- e7--sl.t'l 'F
1,uzs 8tE tH'spasD F..a,Htrr ~ 1I aS-sifs'
-ai,dir-.sVU BgHs-sHE -sstz- 1s'uf-.g lI .-'sr'l-
= 8fitw saEsEga fis .yatiH-a.
Hs,fgssaHa W., .5,a. -J.- ntssf --.ifsss -l'fi''
.ius,su i Morz-ll Rs.u wts asrasss,sa 1r lis teu~
mont Legislature 1ins mornng THE vote 10 fie
geo a,iosess VIZ - l,00sye-
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Mr.. BEEBE'S REPUBLICAN OPPONENT
JOHN w. FERDoN NOMINATED IN THE XlVTH NEW
YORK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Oct. 15.-Ihe Repub-
lican Convention of the XVIII Congressional Dtirict
met here to-day. The Hon. ]. W. Taylor. OF Sewburg
presided. Full delegations were present Orange
County sent al delegates Sullivan County 81 ard Rock
land County 90 EG-state Senator Madden, OF orange
in letter which was read 10 the convention, positively
declined TO allow his name 10 be used The ipformal
ballot stood as follows: James W. Taylor, Of Orange,
80: John W Ferdon, of Rockland p, and L. A. Mil
bank OF Sullivan, u scattering o. Mr. Taylor per
emptorily declined to he candidate and John w. Fer
don was then nominated unanimously and by accama-
tion TIE hard money plank adopted by The Republican
state Convention was Endorsed unanimously. MI FcI-
don has teegraphed his acceptance. Mr. Taylor, 90
taking the chair. and senator Madden, after the npm
nation made hard money speeches, which were elits
astlcally appauded lGeorRD NJ Bcebe tDcmD, VINO aas
bcen Fennninsted carried This district ~ over 0O
majority In $40. Mr.. FcrdOn served win credit III u'
Assembly Of 1855 and tho senate OF lsJG'j7J
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GENERAL ForEIcg yEya.
Commercial rRormEs.

Erl-rHrT ...fa.f.r. u. l..7+
TLpra II 4 1aun. lu the ruu lHHe bore Iu
,-g.,r.-ll-f .-ara--..r f.irr. tud H1rH0ruor
,r.s--.a-5ar5lr. - q. -lrs. NJ ---.s'I
ft.s.fu. ---.rarls- .,Hf .urr.sr. fH r.Ia. fFr
..srla,f rr.a'.r 81 .--+
.r,r7 .-.. ..faa... a.-..s.lf-. 14fs-sf.ffiiI
o. 81. ass..-4u..r. .aif-.l4rn..-.s- .r...1s-l $3.50
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EnnNTRnnEIr
~ 20. WArcnra

w. HOWARD a Co. WATCHEa
Are manufactured IN switzerland aud sold "a his counry
tafy law. Every genuine wafch IA accompanied Nth
cerlhtate witch dears should give 20 tn buyer Ask Tor
ths genuine Howard Watch
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4 TRIAL GRATIS STAMMERlNG perma-
~ nsntY cured unra testimonials prar ice aud aympa
chs Htsinmffon ~ years stay lmlteH
d. sELlMANN, il8 East aftheA
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Extract from Americas Institute Report:
"The POFceIafs-8fned, DOaDie-wsfi.a
Eee.pifeIsers are an, and Dossess All
the qualities the Company claim.
We consider the goods made ~ cisi@
Company 20 be by fssg,FBE EsEsgF r''ssas
In GbIs country and We besieFe In tho
vvor.gdo
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Announcements

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
Jaynes EGpectOrant Old remedy for lungs
and tnToats, and a certain curative Tor coughs.
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pROgTRATION. Impotence, I'm

~ afFtd Prostate tlann Nfnriara aa ahsg uenila ~
HafF astfHHa permanently NHFfd hHH thH trF auHNi
s.ff nafHi. lHi nfaaHHaF nFf hlftl
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs NO.
9Is BROADWAY.
cam, 6Io. Noon. ZEE. n m; 77,. Midnight 81"
Highest durnR dAY. 77' Lowest o1'.
Average. 6ta7. same day 1877, 651,
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BIsMARCK,s NEPHEW COMMITS sUICIpE.

LoSDoS. Wednesday. oct. 10. 1873.
A dispatch FROM Venice TO The Standard
says Count Won Bismarck nephew OF the German
Chancellor committed suicide at Venice yesterday by
shooting himself VITA revolver The act was caused
by physical suffering.
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OTHER CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BROcKTON Mass, Oct. 1j.-The Republicans
of the I'D C5ngrrsgona District. have renounatcd
BENZ w. Harris Sfr Harris carried TINS distrid-Nor-
folk County and parts Of Bristol and Plymouth Counties
by about , 500 majority IN 1871
LOWELL, Mass, oct. 15.-The Prohibitonists
of the VIM District I'D not mold tho Congressional
Convention advertised Tor 70 da hut mo d'icgat" pres
emit Informally aprced t1af me name ~ Mr Rus1ell
should bo ont on INC dcKet lT1is ia t1e di.rlct gow
represented ~ Gcurrsi BurTr W npNriy over y. -
TirboY DEM iu 1910 RS ever Z9DH
PR1vr5ESlG, r. T., Oct, 1.-THE Demo
Nr,tlr fo8vNntisn fr me- ErstTrn ronrrNrdouni fhf
fsrf fe M bet fafs nogbl ~ ne sfr'H Honfe, fad
sd,y4aNd EdyYyd q srrasob, n Brff1i. 'y rrNIsffa
a,yg s'y1. ~ sfy-4s4 -f.d- sf vHrh ~ errs~h M
~ g1A<s a = m fgNfrss stg<f 90 fys~dbr|F trf5t
IsI & rsyff ffaf>4tAty fNttHtfff tffyf6t6 ~
.esgyafhnt ~ toH.eff fntytt ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
BeFts54 u st3.,f ge4lFslsF 4 = 6tffety. ety rr('t
= ~ " ErfFsf ftt< ttyft <Ftf .BPfl ~ iE
L-sfF.e ~ <ppyt I'm @ftsy ~ yT5f, ~ tt< 2"
l.si5lef ~ Fgpgf IN Hs5yrH
AEW-BAYEs, CoBB., Oot j5,-Jbf ~ NJ
u1et K@Dullesa C9sycBrg0 hefs to~ay l9oioste1 RIO
Ron BrutsUil DJUglass. ~ Nh .etDTn, fF TONNE.
CTbs d,sfrsrt-sflfo .eaeE an1 HeN-BayeB coButssi
nov rel resented Jy james Pie D. DEM, VIC b@1
majority Of about ZGDO DO lS5ol
BOsTOs, Oct 1.-THE Republicans Of the
Iyh Congressional District to-day nominated Martin
BrhamsE, Of Boston. This dstuct-par ~ suffolk
CouDfy-uas canned ~ Leopold morse GJomJ ~ about
] 900 majority 81 ls7G.l
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3:45 a. m
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
HEAVY FAILURE AT GLASGOW.
GLlsoOw, Tuesday, OCT. TO- I5l

Wotherspoon, the well known iron founder,
has failed, with liabilities amounting 10 100000
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sIMPL1FYNG 4 coyGREssfOyAL cOSTEsT

bIMPLIFII = tDNIFtI--7TI I'd I'I.' III
TOwAyDA, Penn, Oct. 15.-Ihe Hon. =. G.
Bunus has Withdrawn from The Congregational contest
N the XVIII Pennsylvania District THIS action nsul'a
The electon Of Colonel Edward hgeron, l the regular
Republican n0ml0ee, beyond q 40n1f IMr. Oyfrfon's
majority .n tlts afford. -l-Ilehilu4 .aJn9
SAD wyoming Cgguue E--Eas about mo .a ls5oI
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STATE@KEEE
BEPARTTEHT.

W.tasr,s. TIFFANY a. cos
1z7w taEE& AZ Paper and Gss-taG,
aums6 EAs esTYEEa styles 81 Wet
aEImg xzMd BEher IREEzSxzNzas Essr
tame season, xre RVw ready
During the past Summer they
have increased their facilities
for producing. and have made q
material R II DUO TION IN
PRICES.
USION-SQUARE.
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Extract from Centennial Judges Report:
"TbeIT fsrse variety 81 siiver-s'isfsa
white uefal Hollow Wage ~ - ssests
lent qaslify s.s aslsi', asa 80 lssssf=i
designs
sTfefF sfIvTP.ssTsfed R0Fisss HpSsss
aHd Knives avs 81 sspeSfST sssitty SOD
ereSfGesf Galsfs. rbeiF KtB P1sdsg, 80
~EtVa pIs3as9 Oa eEDoses parts, dee
sePyes Communications
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FALL NOVEL TIES
Ware
THE
MGTidGl BTitalliaC0nDaly
No. 40 East f4th.d.,
MO N-s SQUARE,

Are manufacturing and have
ORA exhibition a choice selection
OF Nickel silver and silver.
SOIdered Plated Table. ware,
combining every moaerm irn-
prOvement I'm plating and eIes
gance Of design WITH sterling
quality. ana ontr the most es.
tensive nnd sffracfise ASSERT.
merit Of these goods ever pre-
serted in fhfs eSmnfry4 orr Sc
s0Fimtni consists ~ pari ~
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

COrdance with the order of Gov. Bishop, this
hanging was to have boon done privately, in.
side tho jail, In The presence of only few wit
nesses. Some twenty thousand people, hOwev-
er,from The neighborhoOd of Mansfield had rs
s6mbied TO Witness the interesting spectacle
and were not to be cheated of their fun" They
h0wled and yelled around tho Jail. tore down
the fence, kicked tho militia out of their way
and became extraordinarily demOnstrative In
their violence They threatened to destroy
the jail and hang the sheriff unless their
demand was granted and the hanging be-
gun at once. The sheriff seems TO have been
thoroughly alarmed by these threats and
photographed Gov Bishop that unless he could
furnish more militia Mt once. no would have
to give in ~ tho mob and crafty their morbid
desire for d hanging. No militia being prof
fcrred him. the sheriff surrendered, and the
unfortunate wretch Webb was hung In the
presence Of the mob, which showed its do
light nj its SUCCESS by wild howls of triumph
In the demonstrations number Of persons
were seriously, but none, II Ia Thought fatally
hurt. The principal reasons given by tho
mob for this demonstration was that they
had never Sven n negro hung, and wanted to
Witness that interesting spectacle. As one
sturdy old fellow remarked, I'VE came to
so0 that nigger hung, and wer0 going to 500
It If It. took all summer" If this had not
happened in Ohio, but In the South. what
good campaign thunder II would have fur
nishGd the Republican party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

A novel establishment In New York IL the
Exchange for Womon's Work" The object
OF 1t is to benefit ladies who arc Obliged to
help themselves, but do not desire publicity.
any articles that ladies can make. for use or
ornament, ara received and so'd at moderate
prices Among tho articles furnished Is any
thing from baby's outfit 10 hot tea cakes.
The kitchen Is made speciality, and orders
will DO filled for any sort Of entertainments,
and far better prepared than by CONNECTION
ers. In the same way, pickles, preserves, etc,
for the year may be ordered. The affair has
proved an immense SUCCESS and tho idea Is so
practical that we venture 10 suggest IL as an
institution In New Orleans.