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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-07-13


fMONTIETH AND ALLEGAN BRANCH.
Trains leave Montieth 20 A NJ, anu 3 10 NJ,
arsse Auegan 70 A AM 3, NJ. Leave
AlIegau AZ 30 A VI and 20 u, arrive Monlieth
IL 50 n aud 5 As P NJ.
DIRECT TRAIN CONNECTIONS FOLLOWS +:
Nos 2, 3, and 6, at Forr Wayne with
Fast exnrers trains of the P, r w &
c Ry t. al from ri tsburg. Harrisburg. Balti-
sno-e, Washington. Philsdeiphia and View York.
4 Nos. l, 2 and at Fort Wayne with express
trains on w .bash railway, to aud from
Quincy. st. Louis. Kansas City. and Texas points.
Nos. I and at kalamazoo with Michigan Gen.
traIRR x. to and from Chicago, and at Reed City
with & Z Nj Ry for Ludinrton.
No sconnectsat ID u NJ Juncioa with ID q NJ
railroad. aud at Grand Rapids with c fol-
Detroit and all points east.
Nos L 81 and 4connectat Richmond with P'tts
lurg Cincinnati n st Louis X II tn and from In
rkanapos, ,Louisvie.St Louis and all points south
W.st Also for ibayton. Xenia. Columbus, &c.
tUaily except Sundays. bDaily-
B-Breaklaet. D-Dnner. S-Supper
A. B. LEET,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Notice To Tac Puyrs

NOTICE is hereby given that in Pursuance OF
IN a resalutioa passed by the Council of the
village of Cheboygan, at a meeting of said Council
held on Tuesday v, the 4th day OF June, 1875 shall
he present at the Village Council Room, on each
Saturday. from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock z. NJ,
for the period Of twenty dass from and after tie
10Th day Of June 1875 to receive tha taxes
ed In raid village Tor The wear 1878.
Cheboygan, June z. 1875.
y. W. HORNE, Village Mayshall,
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The saplt Csua, Business for June.

We AZ certain from Collector Chan.
dler's report for June thS. the business
at the Sault Canal Tor that month shows
a small Giminution from the cores
ponding month last year. The receipts.
this year We're $S.5l3.75. last year $3.50
05, decrease $l7l.30, number Oh pa saee4
through the canal this year 403, last 81
decrease 20. The Indications now point
towards = large fallin off in business
the latter part of the season, causel by
the slack demand tor iron ore.
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TRIBUNE.
tTERDAY. JULY ID. 1875.
be Business of Tins Port.

Ihe year ending June 30th, the
IS done at this port shows graft
Increase over the year ending June
B77. From the records of the Gus
1use. we find that during the year
were 4le clearances, against 267
e proceeding year. showing ar in
se OF 145. The to;al tonnage. of tie
sells clearing amounted 1366O9 tons
or the year ending June 30th, 1877. the
lcnnage was S0.373, an increase the past
year 1926 tons. From the receiving
books of the two warehouses of the port
we find that there were 2S4 arrivals Of
steamers, aggicgating 15o.9l6 tons. In
this calculation we have given credit for
only one arrival each trip, while it is a
well-known fact that all the lake shore
boats almost every trip call in going
both ways. This would increase the
number of arrivals and amount of tonnage
a very considerable amount. The total
of these two items would amount 696
crafts calling at the port during the yeaI'
with an aggregate tonnage of 276, $50 tons.
For the year ending June 30th, 1877, the
total was sol crafts with a tonnage of
l01,527 tons, showing an increase tor the
year just closed of l95 vessels AMI in ton
mage of 65, lbs. To this must be added
a number of vessels loading at the port
which have had through clearances and
consequently do not appear upon the
custom house records. This would in
crease the total tonnage considerably
The receipts of the custom house at this
port during tine year were $2,435.04
against Sl.4i3.l5 the preceding yeal,
showing an increase of $1,021.99. This.
certainly, is a good showing tor our VII
lage and indicates that its Importance as
Il business place is recognized by the
great lake interests. This is shown by
the greatly Increased number of steam
ers calling ut this port this year ovel
that of any previous year and demon
stmtes that the claims put forth By the
TRIBUNE of the importance of the fpor
| have hot been exaggerated in the least
1
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Marine JOttings.

The St. Joseph was in last Sunday
on time.
The Badger State called in bound
up, last Sunday forenoon.
The Schooner Sophia J. Luff CON-
pleted her cargo Wednesday aud cleared
for Chicago.
The Milwaukee arrive up last night,
being one day late. She had good load
of freight and passengers.
The schooner Collingwcod arrived
faesiAy and load 1 lumber from Smith
Brothers mill loi Chicago.
The st. Paul was in T uesday fore
noon. and called in at Duncan City in
in the afternoon bound down.
The Nashua called i'm bound ND last
Saturday evening and called going 60
ing down yesterday afternoon.
The propeller Lawrence passed
down Sunday afternoon. She had about
all the passengers size could accomi-
date.
The st. Albans of the N I. line
called in bound up last Monday evening.
ii. w. French, president of the company
was on board.
The schoOne IIiggie & Jones arrived
Tuesday morning and has been loading
lumber from Macarthur Smith 6 Co.,
for their yard in Chicago.
The schooners James Norris and Sir
| G. L. Van Strawbenzie have taken car
goes of timber at Duncan City during
the week for Garden Island.
| The Schooner Canada arrived Mon
day evening and took cargo of board
timber tor Mr.. Rogers and cleared fol
Garden Island Ont. yesterday.
The Marine City arrived yesterday
Morning on time, returned from Macki.
nav about noon. and remained in port
several hours loading hemlock bark.
The schooner Snow Drop arrived
Wednesday afternoon With cargo o.
coal for Macarthur Smith & Co., She
will lOrd lumber for Ashtabula Ohio.
The City of Concord passed dowr
Wednesday evening. She had large
party of ladies ant! gentlemen on boart
who seemed 10 be enioying themselves.
1 The schooner j. .Kelderhouse arrived
/ Monday, aiterfl cargo -et luniber fron
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Bennett's steam yacht North Star arriv
ed at Mack inac yesterday from below. We
understand she is going over on Lake
Michigan TO run between Petoskey ab.l
Torch lake.
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The Spania;ds of New Orleans had a
memol ial mass sung in the cathedral for
the repose OF the soul OF the Queen Mer-
cedes. Minute guns were fired during
the service.
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Ti,e stun gcon River :. .Cut.o1f.'

Z This rsprtsyemeiltsshou have been
completed two months ago, arcording 10
the terms of the, co,aract. igqie damage
caused by the failure of the contractor
to complete the work within the time
specified, has been great. We think We
speak within bounds When We say that
the damage will prove equal to the con-
tract price of the work. if not greater.
All during the season the sand has been
pouring out of Sturgeon river in immense
Quantities and lodging in Indian river.
The bar last spring was about half a mile
long, now it is nearly two miles long,
the contract amounts 10 just the cost of
removing this sand. Had Mr.. West, the
contractor, found unexpected difficulties
in the way. and had apparently done his
best to do the work as agreed upon we
should have found no futlt. But this is
not the case. The work was not as much
as was expected. The winter was favor
able for the economical and speedy pros
ecution OF the work, as ne other winter
here ever has been. But he did no. push
| the work at all. For three months or
more he has done no work upon it, and
no endeavor of the Local Commissioner
could induce him to push it. although
tive-sixths of the entire work
has been completed. He has made
promises repeatedly but only to break
them. The Board of Control have been
4 advised of the situation and it is hoped
ut their next meeting that they will take
such action as will cause the speedy com
1 pletion OF the work. 1t is their duty tc
take Immediate action in the premises
and prevent any further damage being
4 done, through the contractors negligence
1 The Local Commissions has done al
that he can do. 1t is now for the Boart
TO take the only course lett to them. Nc
dependence can be placed in the contrac
tor. and it matters little what he says
The Board should act TOR the best inter
esls of the work.
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Ag lia!here arrive

ghe schooner iAt, lIa<her arrived
Monday evening: sud 1o3tIeds lumber
from Bnllen & Nelsol, The repairing
of the lock caused her-a day or SO delay
in getting her load.
The propeller Empire State passed
yesterday foreuoon,s calling III DuEcan
City. She had number of members
of the CanatianDress on OH board taking
an excursion TO Chicago.
The schooner Gold Hunter arrived
Tuesday afternoon and is loading lun-
ber from Bnllen d Nelson for Chicago.
She has been newly fitted out aud re-
painted and looks well. Capt. Ryan
formerly mate of the Crusader is In COM
mand.
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Grand Rlpids Manu- ac ories pay ont
Sl50:o'm lno.'h % empioye...
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
snssengers ssaisg soufi,.

MoJAvE, Nov. 1.--C f Hamilton
and wife, S G Evans and SOB, Hon
II Stewart, II G McClury, p G
Wood and family, NJ H Myers and
wife, w A Marlin, b w Doyle and
wife, J H Goodhue and family, A
Barr, J H Teeswater, r S Sheplip,
L Hamilton, G Tebbs, II A Boline,
Miss Griswood, G G Woodruff Geo
Bailey, G f Benjamin, T w Staple,
Mrs Robinson, Mrs Robertson, DR.
Jarvis, S Elliott, Mis- Whiting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
EnEIi-ts SeMa.

LONDON, Nov. 1st.-rhe Roths-
cbilds will next week offer eight
ard half million pounds of five
per cent. Egyptian bonds, guaran-
teed, at from 10 to 75
The steamship Helevia has pro-
ceeded for New York, not having
been injured in her collision with
the revenue cutter Taney. The
steamship Greece, of the same line,
st anchor, outward bound, was run
into by the steamer Kron Prinz.
No damage done.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
why CushiDg Withdrew.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Nov. l -
Caleb Gushing withdrew from the
Butler ticket because of his adj
vanced age and not having years
residence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02

to tho amount of $4,000. In addi-
tion to this, received $500 per an
mum from each of two mortgages
for acting as trustee, and Mr.. Mess.
Ter also testified to the genuineness
of the signature to receipt for
$4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02

Il. S.-DR. MINTIE can he conhuited
Ing Office hours from . A. N. to 8 p. -
daily, and from 6 TO In tho evening
Sundays, 10 A. NJ. to l p. N. CousuItutiot
FREE Thorough examination aud t1-
vice, IS. Full directions and advice nee
with every package Of medicine. ivltel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
$50 FASHION @ E
Livery and Sale Stable,
WILSON q YOUNG,
MAIN ST., Opposite Arcadia st.

Horses and Carriages, Single or Double,
ana Saddle Horses kept constantly ON
hand for the accommodation of the pub
lie, Horses boarded hv the dow, WE
month at reera'to' 'Augustin and joaquin
Oive.s;-2 lots or Olvera st, city; Sl00.
Encarnacion Il Coronel dc Olvera to
'Agustin, Joaquin aud Josefa olvera-Lot
on Olvera st-deed OF 1856; 500.
w ii Spurgeon to Joseph EIlis-Lot Z,
blk 10. Santa Ana; S25.
II W Benifcld to Jno II Fletcher-Lot
s, Fletcher tract, Rancho Santiago de
lSanta Ana; s232S 0l,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The
following are the passengers by the
steamer Orizaba, which sailed to-
dau of q MI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
sn- vireroy .nx,oma s,r Var.

LONDON, Nov. IA Simla
correspondent Gays it is no secret
that the Indian Government has
urgently and repeatedly demo IL
strated against according the
Ameer further delay. The Viceroy
has used his own personal
influence in favor of i'm mediate
action. The sending of an ulti-
matum is universally regarded as
u cruel and humiliating mistake.
Russia unisinE her Force Of tsrcu.
patton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02
s.aac %sen.uer As..err,

TORONTO, Nov. lon Sunday
last the steamer Quebec, of the
SarDIa and Lake Superior line,
went ashore on the reef northwest
of Cockburn Island, Lake Huron,
| during n storm. She had q heavy
cargo, principally for the Silver
islet Company. Tugs haye been
sent to her assistance from Saut
Ste Marie.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-02

LONDON, Nov. IA Berlin dis
patch states that Russia intends to
raise her army in Turkey to 100000
men.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
TIE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
SUICIDE AT A PROVIDENCE HOTEL

SUICIDE AT A PROVIDENCE HOTEL.
PROVIDENCE, II. J., Oct. Mrs. Nellie Ilill,
Sh0 al has s f9sana Pen dns s MADISON WI" To-
"CARMEN" A SENSATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The opera of " GARNER"
created tremendous SENSATION mere tohSht me ACaue
Music crowded to ooyernoWng and Miss Kellogg scored
AN ADDRESS BY DIR. WHEELER TO-DAY.
TRENToN. y. j., Oct, 25.-The Local Preachers
WheSer Editor of The MeSodist Of NewYo1k CITY, win
liver the annual address.
WAIKINo FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
BgIDGEPORT. Conn, Oct. 25.--At 9:47 tonight
J. C. and George Law, Of Bridgeport began wen
tsA hour walk for 500 SIDE and the Of Con
in i:45: second mile Moore 1ll5; Law, ll:53 large
crowd Is IN attendance.
yTOoKsIN L PoN THE GIN NCINNATI MERCHANTS
CIVCINNATI oct. 25.-POstmaster-(ieneral Key
party arrived in this city his morning ana TeEr TO is
Al noon and upon being introduced by the PItIe mae
remarks thanking the gentlemen OF the Chamber Tor her
Hi1h night '''' ..,..,-,.-,,o,.
THE CLOSE OF THE CHRISTIAN coNyESTQN.
CINCINNATL oct 2J.-BlOOmngtOn, llI has been
scected for the convention Of tho Christian Chnreh IN
October 1879 The following officers were IecommehHeu
President. w. H. HopsOn Lexington N.Y. MCeIne'Ge". ~
JGsenl King PittsbUrg PENN recording secretary n. ~
HAYNES Decatur, Ill., corresponding secretary f. NJ "ite
Kent, Ohio ,.e,,,,,,,,,,
THE BLAME FOR THE OLD COLONY ACCIDENT.
BOsrON, Oct. 25.-Judge Bumpus, OF Quincy.
who caused }e Colony accident guilty Of mansanghte
and held him $40 900 for ial IN December Ehgnosi
S Ss5se oi Th. yefaet further states that Engineer Weg1s
not suitable person 70 have ch9se U sn3 .yItches
and further that the rules had been followed no
would have occurred.
u.RpIsyIILY Mo, Oct. 26.-The execution OF
Richard r. Isaacs place here today in he presence S
II. H Ss RsS snGsson SGSh ss ih'
against sspSS. S1i e.d that TT be bad
rsyss ana was anxious TO meet the ssyiou{ He oroke
twice WIN. sTsssPS a. sG ". q ssSss let and
When 1,s,!. ss ..P P,s va -: Gu ..iaSI tS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THE RETRACTION.

SENATOR KELLOGG NOW SAID TO BE THE AUTHOR
OF THE so-CALLED SHERMAN LETTER-THE
ORIGINAL STILL IN EXISTENCE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 25.-1he Herald
tomorrow morning will contain an interview with
James L. Anderson, stopping in this city. Mr..
Anderson clears the mystery surrounding tho sher-
man letter. and eIonerates the Secretary from all COM
picty in the matter He Gays that the authorship OF
the sherman letter lies between Senator Kellogg and
Conquest Clark who his private secretary at the
time; that Mrs jerks 1t; that the original
is now in possession OF gentleman in Philadelphia,
and can be produced at any time; and that Senator
Kellogg could exOnerate Sherman at any time, and will
do so as soon as the Louisiana appointments made In
his interest are confirmed The interview fills two and
half columns of The Herald, and embOdies racy bis
tory Of Louisiana politics. including some interesting
facts not heretofore made public. Mr. Anderson says
that be made the duDe OF sypher, his cousin and
compelled to 20 before the Potter COmmittee ana that
sypher got fee of $500 by pretending that he was
AndersOns gO-between.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
MIR. sCHELL on THE STUMP.

4 wooden platform in Twenty -seventh-st.,
near sxth-ave was occupied by the members of brass
band last night, the strains OF whose instru-
mcnts quickly drew crowd. Inc OF
scors NJ the Xfh Assembly District Tammany
Club thus having gathered within reach many
unwary voters, proceeded to saturdte them with
Tammany views OF the local contest. Angus
tus schclI, the first speaker, was heartily
greeted. lie BEGAN his speech BY soemnly stating
that he appc red before the assembage the candidate
of the Irregular Democrats" Of the City of NowHork
for the office OF Mayor The issues OF the
campaign were few. Young mon who were
about 10 vote for the first time should remember that
the Republican party had sought 10 disfranchlse the
NOR voter The speaker had been voter for forty years
For many years after beginning 10 vote he was poor
man and therefore could ympahZe with the poor voters
~ tbe CITY in their aspirations. The Tammany ticket
was a straight" Democratic one, while the
0pposing ticket was hybrid" unworthy OF
The support OF voters. He was confident that
ali who heard him would vote the - straight" ticket.
with this prediction Mr.. ,hell closed his brief speech
James c. Marriott and =. C. Jacobs also made speeches
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPK
WHAT CANE OF BEING ONES OWN BA

WHAT CAME OF BEING ONES OWN BANKER
CrNTRFVIiIE Ind, Oct. 25.-Burgars entered
the resdence Of Thomas uon yesterday morning aud car
ried OF 81 500 In money and notes IheTe NO cue 10 ns
robbers. -
A WORTHLESS LIFE RRUTALLY TERMINATED,
IowEII Ohio. Oct. 2O-Henry W. Tyler, WELL
desperado and killed hts wife yesterday and then
nut bullet through his own head dying lev moments
afterward.
UNABLE TO ENDURE ADVERSELY.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Oct. 20.-James Hanmore, hfty
wears old hOser at the Eagle Hotel In Walden hanged
himself yesterday the barn He about 10 be discharged
fTOm his situation. and was respondent
CASHIER BARLOW SENTENCED.
PonGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 25.-Mr Barlow, cashier OF
the Fshk hank, found guilty Of enhe1Ilemens
sentenced 70 Ave years the ALBANY Pentsp
nary lie received the sentence with much emotion l's
severity surprise 10 many.
HIGH TIDE AsToNIsHEs A WORKING PARTY,
Boston, Oct. 25.-WhIle labOrers were at WORK
on the the Crescent Avenue station s
Od COLONY Railroad this forenoon the high tide broke hons1
the embankment sweeping paSs Of mbsr mud Aea Rv%
upon men, one OF Thom-hlcbae Suige 0e~ "V~
hls Wounds
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THOMAS F. BOURKE FOR CONGRESSMAN.

IH DISIIINU NVIIS3IO'''I0II''H WI ''''N''"
OF the Irving Hall ntTammany) Democrats last night
nominated Thos Francis Bourke for Congress General
Bourke received the vote OF the convention
and the chairman Of the conference committee reported
that the other Tammany organizations had pledged
their support to the candidate OF the convention Gen
era Bourke was afterward brought before the cOnven
ton lie accepted the nomination, ana delivered
speech in denunciation OF Tammany Hall.
General Bourke is about fOry-Sx years old, house
painter by trade and ready speaker. He was born III
Ireland but came to this country when ten
years old. He left this country IN 1866
arrested in 1867 charged with completely In rcvou-
tiOnary movements. He tried at Dublin, and upon
conyicron was seuenced death. On the morning OF
the day fixed for his execution, when he had seen the
gaows and grave Intended for him. his sentence was
comnuted 70 life Imprisonment at hard labor. At the
expiration OF four years. during which he was breaking
stone he was liberated and banlshed, and immediately
returned 10 this country.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
DULL CAMPAIGN IN BROOKLYN.

The Mclaughlin Democratic General Com
mttee in Brooklyn held a meeting last night for
the purpose OF raufyinG the nominations which
have been made by them for the several oa-
ces to be filed at the approaching election.
list Of the candidates read. and their nomina-
ton approved by unanimous vote, but there was no
applause F1Judge Samuel d. Morris made brief ad-
dress I'm which lie said that from now until tho
election spirited meetings should be held night In
ali quarters Of the city. Something must be done to
excite Interest In the campaign. A committee Of one
from each ward appointed to cooperate with the
Executive Committee in arranging such mectings
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
A sEA-CApTAIN WASHED OVERHEARD.

The bark General Caultield, from Newcastle,
England with merchandise, arrived m NcT-NOrk last
night after voyage Of sixtyseyen days On october
g. at .. m, she encountered heavy gale which in'
creased to hurricane At 1880 heavy struck the ship
forward, carrying away everything on the main DECK
and poop Captain Thomas Prentice was warned over.
board and lost boats carried away, with all
the sabOard bulwarks, skylgt tops on the poop ahd
the pumps with all their gear the front OF the poop was
broken n and part OF the ships stores were DAMAGED
At o'clock the morning tine wind moderated put az
increased 10 q gale again from the northwest.
and Ontlnued until midnight, when u moderated
and continued to midnight OF October 3 Ihen
another gale The remainder OF tne ulp
was very hard but there further lose Of life
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
DISTRIBUTING THE JAY COOKE ASSETS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The second dis
tribution of the assets Of the Jay Cooke estate
will be made Tuesday next from 10 a. IN.
until p. m- and notice to that effect will be
issued tomorrow. The dividend will be appOrtoned
10 each creditor as follows Cash. per cent Il shares
of preferred stock OF Northern Pacific Railway TO
every 1000 OF claims; 81 share Of stock
(preferred) OF 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad Com
pany to every 81 900 OF cldms Ia shares OF common
stock Of ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company TO every
81 900 Of claims This will make the second dividend
worth about 9 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
PLANS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

NETTING OF TUE REPUBLICAN AND ANTI-TAMMANY
LYADERs-METHoDs Oh WORK ADOPTED-THE
1AMMANY CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
The local campaign was fairly begun yes
,erday on the part of the Republican and Ant-Tam
many combination by the establishment In the West
Minister House OF the headquarters OF Edward
Visited at this place yesterday by scores OF politicians
In the evening there was private consultation at the
bo,el OF candidate, upon ths combination Ticket
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26

Messrs Cooper. Phelps, Ellinger, Burns, Finck' ana
HaughtOn present.
The Executive Committee OF the Republican Centraf
Committee met at Lincoln Hall, yesterday, to draw MP
plans for campaign work II was decided TO hold rat-
catOn meeting carly next week for the purpose Of rat
flying the action Of the Saratoga convention and also OF
the county convention in regard to candl-
dates. 1t determined that except in the
Yth District combination should be made
with the ant-Tammany organization on the ticket for
Aldermen the Republicans to have one candidate and
the Democrats candidate in each district
The leaders OF the Anti-Tammany Democrats met at
Irving Hall yesterday. committee that had been ap-
pointed TO suggest plan OF carrying on the campaign
reported favor of the appointment OF committees on
finance, printing, circulation OF documents, ana super
vision Of the election Five Democrats OF each election
district be named the committee for the super
vision OF election" the persons to be intrusted win
the charge Of the ballots election day at polling
places.
The Tammany nominations for the Assembly VIII be
made tonight. RumOr has drawn up the " slate given
below, and in most cases is doubtless right:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-26
THE FUyERAL or BISHOP RoSECRANS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 2j.-The funeral of
the late Bishop Rosecans held at stJosephs Cathe
dra this morning in the presence ofan immense crowd
and thousands were unable to obtain admtance Arch
bishop Purcell Bishops Foley, Burgess, Gilman, Cha
tard Kain and Toebbe participated. The remains
then deposited in vault under the cathedral, in the
place had been selected by the deceased bishop for
his entOmbment. The church was profuseY decorated
with mourning, eyeTgreens and flowers. The nags on
the State at halfmast and the stores OF the
Catholic merchants were draped with mourning during
fha ohE