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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
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Hard to beat-boiled eggs.
IT'S sweet for ones country to lie.-Me.
Lin. 49,
A Detroit street is being paved with
round cedar blocks at sixty-seven cents a
square yard.
Next to being an Ohio man. the nj i2est
thing in the world is to be an Ohio girl
Mrs. Don Cameron.
Some one in New England suspects Ros-
coe ConkIing of being statesman. We
hope Roscoe will not refuse to be searched
1t is pleasant thing to see roses and H.
les growing upon young lady's cheek, but
. bad sign to see mans face break out in
blossoms.
John Morrissey was . p,rtner in sixteen
faro banks. He started in life with none.
What splendid example for the youth who
have to make their own way in the world.
""Ma, are We cannibals?' asked little
girl of her mother the other morning.
"Why, my child, what do you mean p ooh,
nothing, only heard you say to Bridget,
Boy legs for brcakfast.'"'
One hundred and 6fty.six new cases of
twins have occurred in Ohio within year,
and the country reflects with dismay that
possibly they may all be boys and grow up
to be Ohio men.-Graphic.
The phonograph may bottle mp the voice
and pass it down to future ages, bit the smile
that twists the face of the man as he seek,
solitude and gAzss upon his name in prinl
for the first time will have 10 be gaessed At
Wait
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
HONOR TO whom HONOR IS DUE.
Washington Republican.

The territory of Dakota, with its agricu.-
tural resources and famous mineral wealth,
is looming up grandly, and promises fail TO
he the next state adm tied into the union.
In her. present important attitude and with
her fast growing public interests she is
most fortunate ID having the Hon. j, tirrsan
P Kidd,r in congress. To persons Of Gis
cerning mind Wis ting 'he capi o. and lookin
dawn from the galleries he IS one of tie
few members who are aspicuous for their
fne personal bearing and dignity of mn
ner. It is not every man tlling reprosen
tative's seat that hss sufficient mental cali
bre for usefulness as legislator. There
are those, however, whose every look and
81 attest that, they are the right men in
the right place" Governor KidGer fills in
good round measure the standard of such
classifications Strictly attentive to his du-
ties, and suave and courteous in his. de-
meanor, his popularity with his fellow.
.membersis unbounded, and his sound legal
knowledge and legislative experience
are much relied on In consul
tation on important national interests.
Although .schooled in institutions of high
learning and honored with exalted official
positions in his native state, Vermont, he
sought the veriication of go West," and
the people among whom he pitched his tent,
realizing his worth and ability, delegated
him, with great unanimity, to attend to their
interests in the national legislature. Years
of public service in the councils ofttate and
as member of the United State supreme
court for the district of Dakota we'll qualify
him for the duties with which he is now con
fronted. Without seeking the position, it
was unanimously rendered, and the people
of Dakota, after his first term, were we'll and
fully assured Of his capability and useful.
ness, and from every quarter he received
the Aattering compliment of having been
"a good and faithful servant" They
marked high their appreciation by re-elect,
ing him by the most signal majority, and
here among the truest and ablest Statesmen
he occupies position of eminence and re
fleets proud credit upon their tact and judg
ment."
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

1. is said that Presiden. Hayes had his
bslief in the bible shaken little when he
vas Informed that it was not written by an
Ohio man.-Burlington Hawl;eye. He be-
came rcconciled, however as sooi! as nc
stopped 10 think that Ohio had all the prot.
|is.-Bridgeport Standard.
Amanda writes us from Wells, as follows
/" have had two proposals. of marriage
one from a railroad conductor and the Other
from s,ockman. | love the former best
but the latter has got the most money
Which would you advise me to marry7' II
you would be happy, obey the dictates o
YOU affections. Keep the cattleman, on :
string until you get all you can out of him
and then marry the ticket-puncher.-Potts
villa Chronicle, - a.45+.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
Office on Third Street, between Broadway an,
Cedar-Duffack's Block.

Cemmlssioner Hs5t declares publicly and
emphatically that there are no honest men
ID western cities. II now occurs to us that
Hammond's home is In Chicago and that
he formerly resided in st. Louis
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25

Good name for woman Of many cosies-
sixs Lie. Lex.
Daily globe., 1878-08-29
RAILROAD FACILITIES

The complete arrangements have been perfected with the
railroad St Paul. and ample provisions
will be found for reaching the Fair Grounds comfortably and
promptly Full particulars in regard to rates. etc. will be pub
lished hereafter
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE ATLANTIC-AvE. COLLISION.

'h"DiN vi .
The inquiry into the cause of the death of
3ohn McNamee, Thomas Z. Callahan and Miss Mary A.
Redmond, who were killed on September 2S by loco
motive on the Atlantic Avenue Division OF the Long
Island Railroad was concluded at the Brooklyn Morgue
Thursday evening Only two witnesses we're examined
The jury, after hours deliOeraton, rem
uered a verdict declaring that the hagman
1t the BroOklyn-ave crossing did not exercise
q Rscretion in Tagging the train to when the
coaches In the funeral procession near; that
ihe dead driver impudent in attempting TO cross
fhe track when he did; and that the railroad
company 4 seems TO have complied with the
conditions imposed by the Common Council.
fine Jury says that although fulfilling conditions
she company IL not relieved the duty OF running
trains I'M way consistent with public SAFETY The YER
dict accordingly the company for running at
ngl rates OF speed under circumstances which exhibit
reckless disregard OF human life. The Common Council
also for permitting the railroad company to
operate road without proper regard 10 the public
safety and IL - recommended that stringent pro
visions be Immediately enforced.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE TAXPAYERS CANDIDATES.

The committee of fifteen, appointed at the
meeting of taxpayers held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
Saturday last met Thursday afternoon. aud appointed
subcommittee TO call upon the heads Of
the political organizations Of the city, to urge upon them
the necessity electng Mayor one OF five candidates
named at the Taxpayers meeting.
This subcommittee, composed Of r. W. Townsend,
chairman, d. f. Baker, j. d. Fish and John Foley, yes
terday afternoon called General j. c. PlncR-
new the chairman of the County Republican
Committee The views OF the visitors were
nIied mat the primary elections wOud be held in the
evening and that the straight Republican ticket would
nrobabIy be preferred TO anv combination ticket He
added that the Republican Convention would meet next
Tuesday evening and might possibly adjourn over, and
anDoint cOmmittee but until IL actually did
s nothing could be positively predicted as TO It's course
The committee will call on Controller John Kelly this
mOrniUg.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-COmmander L. A.
Beardslee detached from the command Of the Speed
WE'LL is ordered to resume special duty. Lieutenant
Charles H. Black is detached from the Hartford and
dered 20 proceed home and report arrival. Mate Hugh
Kuhl is detached from the Speedwe, and ordered 10
the Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. II. Mate James A.
Smith Is transferred from the Speedwe TO the Talla
poosa AssistsntEngineer r. w. Gait is detached from
the speedwel and placed on waiting orders Assistant
Paymaster Hiram L. Drury is detached from the Speed
well and ordered settle accounts Lieutenant George
NJ TOtten s ordered to the HydrOgrapbic Office and
Lieutenant H. Is. Mansfield 10 the Navy Yard, New York
Passed Assistant Engineer Robert Crawford 10 ordered
10 special duty with ChieEngmeer j. W. Whitaker, ut
Philadelphia Gunner George Dunn Is ordered 10 ord
nance duty at the Navy Yard. Washington. Gunner
Chas H. yenable is detached from ordnance duty
Navy Yard, Washington. and ordered 10 the Wyoming.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
SNIP NEH&.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF SEw.Yt

PORT OF NETWORK ............. OC1oBER IL,
Str toer Bossus, Bremen, Sept 30. and souhamp
ton oct /. 10 Oerchs & Co
Str cate City Daggett savannah Oct g, to Geo Yonge
str Regulator Doane Wilmington, c, Oct (, 10 VIM
2hip Amelia (Austl Consulich. Phipevie 40 days via
Delaware Breakwater In ballast 10 slocOyich 4 Co.
ship Decision of LlyeTpoO Jones' Glasgow AZ days
ballast TO Funch, Edye 60.
master
BarE August Or AslakSon Liverpool 81 days. in ballast
Barf ST Anna qAp. caaerO, LsOOn a5 days ballast 10
James Henry.
Big Republic (of Windsor N 81 Thompson Pernambuco
AuE 3s via Hampton Roads with sugar order vessel TO
master.
Big syelto ta rspsni Lisbon 80 days. with to or.
der; vessel 70 Punch. Edye q Co.
1ng Hope of HaAT) Wood, Cardenas II days with suear
snd nelado 70 Gossler Eide; vessel TO master
Brs Asry Bartlett Windsor o, days. with plaster %
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

FROM BREMEN-BU Ste1mShiD DOHdU-MT and Mrs
Kuhne and child ltz, Miss :. Kuhnc, G. steinway,
ss,nway n H. Dennis H. pnkus, A. "a. Brinkmann g.
denheincr Fisher MT sud Mira C. Held and child MT aud
Mr. T. UaI MT. and NJ. Iicuthal Miss B Fischer NJ
MassneT H. &. Eilzheinus Mr.. and Mrs A. Frpking, H.
Wihem Mrs a. schmidt aTd child, Mr. and Mrs. +. W.
NsnsGrld Mrs T. Dahl Dahl Mise r.. Belitz, q. Omy
Mr and Mrs A Lederhans and child, r. Doetsch, C. H A.
Gerarh " VERT, B. Cluvef, Miss 4. Herbst Is. r.
Ktuthaupt r. LeidwitL, q. RosentIeler. T.. II. Menke
Miss A 6eck NJ Bode Mrs G. Hilleshem and child, T. Will
neE Mrs SchwarE Miss T.. Seirrt, ". StOckdsT Mrs H.
seginger j. W Metsch. Mr. and Mrs Brandt and child
Mis- Senuetzs Mr. aud Mrs W. A. Renner, &. RUmne
bacher W ROhhng NJ. Kleinfrlder. O. Thes. h. Bach. W
GOodLind H. a. Ludwig, Mrs X SeltCnrcich and child Miss
r. Oeib Mr. and Mrs L. Esenuau Miss Haynes MIS-. Fra
ser r. d. Hunter and family, Miss Middleton, Admiral Sci
ridge g. Absltt family hitE Nielsen family DR.
" de Ryaldes Mira A. Huel AMI mad a. Busch aud
iiy ~ Reuhardt, ID. Sunauis M. Johnson, A. Ennis.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

NAMES OF PROMINENT DELEGATES ELECTED.
The Republicans held their primary elections
last evening and selected delegates 20 the convention
TO nominate Aldermen and also TO the County. Con
gressiona Senatorial and Assembly conventions.
The County Convention Is 10 be held Octo-
her 10; the Congressional. October Il; the
senatorial, October IL; for the nomination
October 22. There were two tickets run in the XVIII
District. The regular one, which elected,
headed br sheridan Shook, while the other lead by
Dr. J. A. Williams. In the Xlth District, the delegates
To the County Convention were instructed vote
for Benjamin X. Phelps the candidate for
District Attorney. and the delegates 20 the convention
for Alderman were advised to vote for a candidate
from the XIh XVIII Assembly District and TO act
unit The prominent delegates chosen last night
In the District, Michael W. Burns in the I'D Dis
trct Pierre C. Van wyck and Morris Friedsam I'm the
With District ex-senator Abraham Lent; u the With,
ex-Cougressman John d. lawson. eI-Fire Commissioner
G. Volney King. Judge B. T. Morgan, neral Lloyd A.
piuwal. and the Rev Henry Highland Garrett; In the
Win, George W. l-uther IN the INN, Gilbert D.
Hunter aud SANFORD L. MaCOmhcr IN the Ath, eNENcisc
Commissioner JACOB NJ. Patterson. ri In the XIth,
william faimtce and eTUnited states DisiricAttorney
srni an, Colonel Charles Spencer, judge urdney,
Register In Bankruptcy Isaac Dayton, and United
NlNih, Al lcrmln PlnckucY cT-Ass' inblvinan Nm.
KiII; IN the XVIII, eI-COllector OF Internal RcyenI
As.emblyman G. f. Ileucn and enJndge fithian;
ia the XVIII District, Colonel Joel W.
Phe.ps; In the XyIlIh, Albon p. Mann,
cA-' 0lector Arthur, Alderman Blgn. eN-COl-
the XiNth, eI Supervisor Andrew BeakIey ex-Navhl
Oficer 4. Is. Cornell. cX-Aderman Hess CX-Appraiser
Of the Port William A. Darling; eS.Judse Often.
hOcfcr, Fire Commissioners PerIey, eN-COrOn"r
Nalmap Joseph H. Cho2tS - ami ,.. ex,Ass9mGly.
Man MASTER E4fsSs S@.Gn ~ tS SSar S GS rSGTo HS0r GaS
Dunn and eX-Appraiser Of the Port. Palmer,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12

eva @ King: vessel 70 mater --,..
sohr Llsp Smith, Fernandnh 10 days WIN
naval stores to Doner, Potter Co. vessel to Hurbut
&Co
Charleston Sept 2l. for baltimore; ~.
scSr Mary % X@sGsn Bsfsr Kennebec River with Ice 70
schr Fleetwing Maddox Rockland with lime to Havand
se6r A W Ehs, Ferguson Belfast, with granite to Il
schr Mott Collins Calais with lumber 70 Yates
sehr Veto. Thorndike, ThOmaston. with lime to HaVand
schr Adams Allen. Calais. wirh lath for Dayds
schr Bertha Fellows (of Pembroke) Smith, HlsbOro
days with plaster to wOherSpOon Bros vesselto Jed
SAT Moie AthsrtCp wnasor 20 days. with plastsrtO
schr oaoddy of Lubec) Mahoney. Hsutsport g. sdsys
with plaster % . Dewolf Co vessel 70 Jed FRYE 4 Co
G R scS oHes %1S kp to d F nssSr Co
Q King vessel to Jed Frye Co
ter to Rhs Due Vessel TtoIsS to Jsa Frye WI"
rVstr Nettley DBL Grant Csrdn which arrived
the 9th sandy HOOK. the city
F. are anchored at Hart island.
WIND sunsetAt sandy Hook fresh. E; cloudy. At City
IslaDd fresh, Me- cloudy.
CLEARED
sTs Spain tBr Grace Lys1PSc NJ Hurst; aa%i' ami
C & ~ oIeg gsnSersop hros western TsISs Erd1e
Key West Mallory q CO. W Bruno, Foster Baltimore.
ship Jacob A stamsr srystsl, Hsyr. BOya Hincksn.
Eor 0stepsen. HOnfeur SPAIN Benhsm BOyesen,
Oliyari. Queenstown Falmouth
Boyesen; Fortuna (Norl Krisensen ROTTERDAM
Baldwin & Co; 10th inst sio (Nor Elinger Bordeaux.
Funch Edge q 90.
sns9 s ss sGs Flrs @ MssnF HsosSo .ss Esss
Asuilone (Aust Mahovlcb, Bayonne Fr sOcovich Co;
Roygl,no Ita DeGennsro Corfu. Greece Lauro Storey
Sc6Ts louis Walsh ODonDel Providence r l. Roberta
som Rose Fernandina Ray; Hugh Ross tEr Miller
Newark ), PI Nevins & Son; kensott Haraden, Port
spain Trinidad. HOwand & Aspnwal.
Barge Baltimore DonahOe, Philadelphia, James Hand.
FOREIGN PoRrS
LONDON Oct l-Reached destinatons-Strs Ithure
from for Liverpool CacdOnisn, from NewYOrk
for prstol; schedam New for ROtterdam Ait
81 Nazaire.
oUEsTowS. Oct ll-Ar str Bothna, from New York for
Liverpool
sailed str City OF Berlin for Eew-York
brig Baumanoir (Frl Prince Edwards Island. Capt
Thomas for NewYOrk which was wrecked on
Sept g. were landed hero on the 9th inst.
SOUTHAMPTON oct llArr str LepantO from New YORK TOT
Hull ~ -. .,,,. -.
IoyDoS oct ll-ssed 9th inst John Rsttman, Wesley
& Seymour Hendefk Omnes -,
Arr 29th nit Esporatoe 9th inst Ceres Capt 0sen Marie
Capt Camus; Tonic. DagmaL Ladd, Director Gustav Adolf
Wallace: AssyTa, Geo Peabody capt Hiton Net Johanna
MaTgaretha inst Avante Ls Falmouth, Duppe Para
Dunsyre Re AdOphus Marie Capt Taarvigi
JOh8na Wilhelm America. capt Kausch sOmeryille, walter
crosby; Elise c. Nictsux, NuOyO Emilia Ceestina, Capri
Frdd Noah Capt Nielsen: DiOne, John Mann, Oeylon lin
inst Albion Capt Larsen AvOnpOrt BotasseT DronninR
sophie Capt Dahnsen GerOnma Madre dnstr1, Halgerda
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12

to accept the nomination. The convention will meet
again Monday night TO select a new candidate.
NEWARK.
The Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church has given $500 the James Professorship, at
Drew Seminary.
Assemb!yman George Sharpe Duryee, of
Newark. was married Thursday TO Miss Virginia
Ieyckel Beasley, OF TOrTesdale Philadelphia, at All
Saints Church TOrresdae, large number OF the rela
tvesand rierds Of the bride and groom, from HewYOrk
Newark and Trenton, being The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Dr. Beasey assisted by the Rev
Dr. Morton, Of philadelphia. Chief Justice Beasey, Of
New-Jerscy, gave away the bride.
LONG ISLAND.
MINEoLA.-The Democrats of Queens County
Thursday afternoon and evening held their primaries
Tor the election o. delegates the County and Assembly
Conventions. There was q heavy vote in many Of the
towns.
WEsTBURY.-Tho fact has recently been discovered
thst the body OF Delaney the murderer OF Captain Law
renee stolen fIom the grave at westbury shortly
after its lnterment.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MILE SoUARE.-The second annual fair OF
the Mile Square Christian Association, which has been
in progress for some Gays past will close this evening
The funds obtained will be devoted TO the erecuon OF
free chapel toward which object 5000 has already Deeh
raised.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
. O S T S G RIP 7
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
APANIC IN A LIVERPOOL THEATRE.
3:45 a. m.

A PANIC IN A LIVERPOOL THEATRE.
THRTY-sEvEN PEOPLE sUFFoCATED-A CRY OF
FIRE RAISED.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct II, 1873.
During the performance tonight at the COlos-
scum Theatre which is now used as music hail.
a fight occurred under the gallery. The audi
ence hearing, but beng unable TO see
the disturbance, became alarmed. cry of fire
was raised when terrible panic ensuod, people rush
ing for the doors and sliding down the pillars
of the gallery on the heads of the occupants Of the
pit post impeded exit. Thirty-fiye men and lads
and two women were sulfOcatcd. Many persons
were severely injured
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE LATEST From IOWA.

An ESTIMATED MAJORITY OF 10000 or MORE
DEs MoSEs, Iowa, oct 1.-THE State Registtr has
returns mp to this time, from eighty-one counties
almost complete. The net Republican majority for
Secretary of State is 1O772 The remaining nineteen
counties will not change this much. The Register
says that the lowest majority tor the head of the
Republican ticket will not go below 10000, nor
will any candidate nn the ticket have less than
5000 majority. kotherIcE, for Supreme Court
Judge, whose majority is estimated at 1900, will
stand lowest
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
A PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND BANK FAILS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 11.-The Merchants
BANK Of Prince Edwards Island. closed It's doors yes
terday at Charlotteown. and Will probably be wound
up The banks gross liabilities to the pub
Ito are S3G6OOO; its capitol S146.OOO; total
assets, S564,OOO. James, Duncan Co. owe
the bank $4,000 Of which S3 900 secured by the
Duncan estate which will only pay so 80 cents the
dollar unsecured creditors the bank loses by this
firm $4,000 In addition TO losses by firms involved
through Duncan
fFor other F0rsfqn Mere se, P,rst Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
prprRrJcAN DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.

At a special meeting of the Xlth Assembly
District Republican Association, Thursday nomina-
tons for delegates the several conventions made
Resolutions we're adopted instructiug the delegates TO
the convention nominate Alderman TO cast their
votes as a unite candidate 10 be selected from the
western port the district aud the delegates to the
County Convention TO support Benjamin H. Phelps for
DistTct-AttOrney.
The Republican Association OF the Fifteenth Assembly
Distrct adopted resolution instructing delegates
see that the West Side represented In the Board OF
Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
A MARVELLOUS CrRE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Previous 10 tho scientific treatment OF n p Dewey NJ
D., No $40 Broadway, 10 all ntcnts aud purposes
soad from the rayages OF at amos ing maay nasal ca
specific has the sOrles from nasal
channels and well My heart - Mid with graft
the miraculous escape Dr. Dewey has Afforded
from that dire and evettumphant hcnd consumption and
while publicly thank him for the OF caiarrh,
would warn an upon whom This demon has stolen
march against the danger OF further DELAY IN being healed
CHARLES T.. Hull,
IA MOrtasL, NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE TREASURER or MISSOURI ARRESTED

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10,-Kansas City dispatches
say that state Treasurer Elijah Gates was arrested
there to-day, ON four indictments found by Special
Grand Jury, charging him with unlawfully deriving
benefits from deposits Of public money. Ex
Treasurer Jos. w. Mercer also arrested
on the same charge. and for embezzlemcnt II is
eefed tnat the trial Of these gentlemen will all
fhe operatiOns financial aud political of alleged
T1easry ring The dispatches also mention the proba-
Sic Indictment OF John Crisp, Democratic candidate
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
REGULATING THE ATLANTIC AVENUE ROAD.

The Special Committee of the Brooklyn
Aldermen appointed to consider complaints against the
Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit Road, met yesterday.
The Mayor Aldermen Fisher Murtha, French, Easton,
GriswOld and Dreyer, and Receiver Sharp.
and several other representatives OF the
Long Island Railroad Company, in
attendance In regard TO the complaint that the
smoke from the locomotives offensive, Mr. Hnsdale
the cOmpaDys counsel said that changes had been made
in all the locomotives used Atlantc-age.. only an
thracte coal would be used hereafter and all for
complaint from this source would be removed The
company, he continued, had built the Atlantic
Avenue Division in good faith and would do all IN its
power TO render II safe. IL had first been directed TO
provide gates only three four crossings ana sub
eeouently larger number had ordered to be put
no; these conditions had been complied with
The company had also provided larger
number OF hagmen than had been required
AT present gates being constructed for
the remaining crossings. They were 10 be Of irOD
ana would be suspended and lowered In a manner sim
ar 70 those I'm Jersey City. The question OF the
speed of trains also discussed Mr.. Hinsdal6 stated
that there was statute in the state regulating the
speed OF trains cities although there general
impression that such the case. The maximum rate
of speed at present was stated 70 be about
eighteen miles bOur The representatives OF the
pany cOnteuded that the Common Council would be un-
wise il 10 fixed the at less than twenty miles
hour There a general feeling that the openings in
the railroad the middle OF blocks should be per
maneuty closed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE GOLD MOVEMENT.

IONDON HHIuFuHy, UCI tt I0'5'
One hundred thousand pounds worth of eagles
bought for NewYork yesterday at rife over the
Bank of Englands prize, but 1t is not thought likely
that gold will be shipped TO extent OF present. az
the supply OF bonds has improved.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
THE OLD COLONY ROAD nor TO BLAME

BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE Board of State Rail-
road Commissioners has made report upon the VOL
las on accident, In which they the railway
company. and mputc the blame to Charles H. Hart
we'll conductor Ot the freight train.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
RRooME COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

BINGAAMTON, n. Y, Oct. 10.-At the Demo
cratic County Convention here yesterday the following
nominations we're made Member OF Assembly, Allen
Deycraux Of Deposit Sheriff Chester Bartlett, OF Bng
hamtOn; County Treasurer Frank H. Stephens, OF BDg.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-The Hon. William NJ. Evarts,
Secretary OF state York Hotei-General Jubal A.
Early, Virginia T;h Atmu.HoteL-The Hon Robert
&inthrop, Of Boston. Euerm H0use-COngiess
man NJ l. Southard Of Ohio. AtbcTmdrle H0tel-E1GOv
t7nor C. r. Ingerso OF Connecticut. Hoffman HonSe
General Israel VOgdes L. s. Army and Alfred O. Baker Of
Philadelphia. 6tTttrdnt H6G9tP T. Barnum OF Bridge
mort and W. Albaugh. 81 DSn'sHotSi-P Professor T. j.
Bsckus OF Vassar College MStropoIftan Hotet-Asa X
Potter of Providence Coleman 6use- General John
Robinson OF Rnghhmton NtoholasHoet-Cieneral H.
f. stockton OF NewJersey AstOr HoteJohn HtE, Swiss
Consul General at Washington.