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New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CONVERSATIONAL NOMINATIONS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Robert 0. Hebert
son Of Ex-Governor HebeTt nominated for Congress
by the Republicans OF the lid District at Bayou GOua
Saturday. Mr. Hehert is also the nominee OF the Ma
tionas This the District represented by joseph
FL. AcKlen Dem), who has been renOminated. In 1s'o
Chester b. Darral tRep) had 1904 majority accordine
10 the Returning Board count, ana lOsI tecoulns W
the Democratic count Mr. Acklen contested lne eeSuOI
and was given the seat last February by the HouseJ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-COlOnel James
Cochran of Cupeper County, has announced himself as
an independent candidate in the With Virginia DIS
trict He expects TO command the Republican vote OF
the district together with that Of the dsstsfed Demo
crats. IGoneral Hunton (Dem) who has been renomln
ated carried this district by about 6,4OO majority 10
1S7G.l
MlDDLRTowN, NY, Oct. I3.-The Prohibition
Convention at Goshen, yesterday, nominated stephen
Merritt, of Nysck for member of Congress from the
XIVth Dlstrict-Oange, Sullivan, and Rockland Coun-
ties TGeorge Beebe (Deml, who has been renominS-
fed carried this district by over 5000 majority III 1870
Last year the PrOhbOnists pOlled 367 votes III the
counties named. for secretary Of s;ate.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 13 Professor John w.
Mears of Hamilton College, has accepted the Proh-
biton nomination for Congress in the XXIId District
Oneida County. This District was carried Dy W. D. ba
con Repl by over 700 majority in 1851
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WHY THE CHEYENNES RAN AWAY.
THEY FoRTIFY TO RESIST A CENsUs AND THEN DE-

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-The Indian Bureau
is In receipt Of letter from Friend John ID. hles agent
for the Cheyennes and Arapaboes in which he gives an
official explanation Of the departure Of the marsudihg
Cnoyeunes from his agency He says that ABOUT the
9th Of September information was given Oy the soulh
ern Cheyennes aud ArrapahOes that they mtsed some
OF their best horses and that the thieves were among
certain band Of Northern Cheycnncs under the leader
shin of Dull Knife" Little Wolf" wild Hog" ana
"Od Crow" Subsequent information was 10 tue ehect
that three young OF this party had gone norm ana
that others we're preparing to follow With the view Oh
ascertaung the fasty OF these statements an
enrolment OF all the male adults Of the Northern Chey
ennes was ordered. This order" says Agent Mics
was promptly obeyed by al the Northern ChcyehheA
who have affiliated with the southern Chcyennes' nut
was stoutly resisted by the Dull Knife party. Every
effort was made TO them OF our good lnehuoLh
and 20 induce com pance with the ORDER bat although
very large majority Of the band Uncluding he Wohe
would gladly have submitted and RENAMED at tne
agency the lighting element decided Otherwise ahu ~
order 10 resI-t any effort at compulsory count my
began the work Of intTenchDg IN the shnd hlls near
Their campg From some cause however, TINS plan Was
shaudoued. and on the night OF september ~ tiey
Cuetly hacked their ponies and struck nofh leaNbh
fer lodges standlng. According 20 the uest !huIIu
lion we have been able TO get the number OF thOSe WHO
nave left does exceed $50 persons, oil whOh asOus
ninety are men and the balance women ana chluIeh
IcountIng all under fourteen years as childrenl'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
MIR. ACKLEN VINDICATED.

Nrw-ORLEANs, Oct. 13.-The following card
comes from toe Republican committee appointed to ex
anime into the charges against Representative Atklen
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct 10, 1873.
We have carefully examined the documents ae AM
davs .ubmited to us by Mr. Acken In the alleged Sc
dron cnse and il ia our tuat he IL innocent
of he charge and also convinced thar the party
nr,oses mtV S' MICHAEL HAHN.
P"P'9 GEO l.. SMITH,
HENRY C. DEDDLR,
A. j. SYPHER
We concur with the rest OF the committee except TO
thnt part charging backmalL We are OF the opinion
that smiths motives were revenge. - 80,
... JACK WHARTON,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DEATH OF WESTERN JOCKEY.

THE DEATH OF WESTERN JOCKEY.
LOUISVILLE, XIV, Oct. 13.-" Bobby" Twin, n
WelknOwn jockey died here last evening.
SCHENECTADY LOSES A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Oct. 13.-Louis T.. Barhydt
prom citizen Of this city, killed last evening on the
Nsw.YOIK Central railroad.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, Oct 12.-Damas Depaite, n tobacco
mist this city, last night at st. Anne Desplmnes
Of party who were holding bufcsque hereade at
his cousin shOuse.
UNDER TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL
BOsTON, Oct. 13.-At Quincy yesterday, Charles
H. Hartwel Of the freight train which caused
disaster WQaston. gDed the charge Of
sau ghter, and held In $4,000 bail until Wednesday.
FORTY WOOD.CHOPPERS FINED
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 13.-FOrty or fifty wood
choppers convicted al Maad Idaho for cutting timber for the
ah Northern Pacific the lIteservadOD,
prisoumen This action delays the Of the rarOad
TWELVE ANIMALS LOADED WITH PLUMBER.
FORT KINNEY, Wyoming, Oct, l3.-lralrings
Ranch WOmas Creek twenty eight miles north
this post entered by hghwaymsn, eight In number,
FRIDAY night Several persons present but resistance
made The under carried away on twelve pack
imals.
A EwJERsEY JURY's DISAGREEMENT.
NEW-BRUHSwICK. N. j., Oct 13.-Ihe case OF
OF Police oliver charging fraud IN bill rendered 20 the
oar OF EreehOlders resulted In disaRreemtn OF the
jury aeI being out all night Seven Of the jury stood for
quittal
PINKERToN DENIES A WESTERN RUMoR
CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-A telegram sent from San
Francisco stating that Detective Henderson o London and
Allan nkeftoD OF Chicago have arrested Burress e Bank
OF England buI gaI, at flea CALIFORNIA; pronounced untrue
by Pnkerton who that VI his N Caef
nIa nor k Chief Henderson there
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congressman had the Legislature attended to it's


AN ATTEMPT To UNITE THE REPUBLICANS AND
BoLTING DEMOCRATS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
AsBURY PARK, n. j., Oct. 13.-The RepuD-
cans and botng Democrats held conventions at ffee
hold Yesterday the former at shnns Hall and the latter
az the Court House. Conference committees were ap-
pointed and made two successive reports OF nominees
under the suggestion of Judge Beekman, the hrst
avorng Judge Robbins and the second Judge shnn for
State Senator. Both gentlemen declined, and on a
fusion vote Judge George c. Beekman was nominated
for Senator Charles Allen OF Milestone, for Sheriff. ana
George H. sickies, OF MddletOwn, for County CLERK.
Great excitement followed among the delegates, during
which the Republicans openly charged the OOlters wlt
selling them out They declared themselves III favor OF
holding another convention TO fix upon SENATOR OtDei
wise they will vote sOdly for George W. PattersOn ne
regular Democratic candidate. who secured his noIina-
tion without using dollar. The Greenbaek men VIII
hold their convention on the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
STRIFE ARISING ABROAD.
RUSSIA STILL CAUSING TROUBLE.

BOTH RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA SHOWING RENEWED HOS
TIIrrY TO TURKEY-CoSTEMPLATED ADVANCE
THROUGH THE KHYBER PASS.
The Turkish and Afghan questions con-
tinue to excite anxiety in Europe, Russia
betrays sudden distrust of the Turks, while
Austria announces that she will occupy the
important post of Noei-Bazar when she sees
proper to do 50. 1t is reported from Simla
that British troops may soon enter the Khy-
Der Pass.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE May STAAN1RD MURDER.

THE GRAND JURY TO DELIBERATE on IT TODAY.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 13.-Ihe case Of
the Rev H. H. Hayden will bo brought before the Grand
Jury in this city tomorrow II true bill is found
against him for the murder of Mary Sannard his coun
sci VIII insist on an immediate trial large number Of
witnesses have been summoned aud great care has been
exercised by the Sncrl0 III hummOning The jury.
One OF the Witnesses clerk In Mr. lylcrB drugstore IN
MiddetOwn, who sold arsenic To Mr.. Hayden on the
day he saws he purchased t, has been summoned The
clerk save he does know Hayden, but he does know
that the purchaser OF the arsenic that morning when he
went out OF the sOTe stopped on tue corner ana talked
Nptfh nr
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rHE RETuRN OF VARIOUS OFFICIALs.

WAsUIYGToN Oct. 13.-Mr. X. ". Thompson,
Secretary of the Navy has returned the city from
Indiana, where he has been spending several weeks
Judge Tyner has also returned from Indiana, ana
is again acting as Postmaster-qenera!.
Major Bell, Assistant Secretary of tho INTERIOR
has returned from his visit to New-York.
Speaker Randall is expected in Washington On
Monday. He will visit the Winchester Val Far
next week. ..
Auditor McGrew, Of the Post Office Department
has returned from Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
SUING FOR -FOUR MILLIONS.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 13.-ln the Twelfth
District Court yesterday John II. Burke filed com
plant az stOckhoIder the Consolidated Virginia Min
ing Company against j. w. Mackoy, James c. Flood.
James G. Fair aud the Pacific Wood and Lumber Fle
COMPANY 10 recover 900 900 OF the property
of the Consolidated Virginia Company alleged 10 have
been illegally converted 70 their own use by the de-
iendants T6is is one Of number OF suits to be begun
instead Of the recent 3J 100000 sut and are intended
TO cure the defect In that suit.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE RUSSIAN GRIP on TURKEY.
TIE FORCES AT ADRIANOPEE-
THE TURKS COVERED.

COssTASTISoPLE, Oct. 13, 1873.
The Porto has received information that the
Russians have recommended marching on Adrian
Ople presumably from the North. All the
foreign military attaches have left ConstantinOple
TO verify this intelligence Prince Lobanoff starts
for AdranOple on Monday.
later dispatch reports that the Turks occupied
Babaeski when il was evacuated by the Russians.
General Todleben now summons the Turkish COM
mauder to withdraw from the place, threatening to
take it fOrcibly. Safvet Pacha has consequently
ordered its evacuation and the Russians will re-
occupy it. Tho Turks have mounted guns on the
COnstantinOple lines.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
GA,LRErrNs poLIrlc SpEECH.


The speech Of II. Glmbettn, at GrcnohIr, on
Thursde last. greatly pleased the moderate hpuhll-
cau. lie declared hi, belief IN The necessity Of tho
se,,.tc rlpin,z zsd l. former mtcrauccs regarding
,tc,i,,ii.,u and made d,NtCIOus and effective
aI,r,a 10 the muncipa delegate, who form majority
,ia,.. A g. unetfa predicts t.ut the elections VIII
g,yc 4 !, republican majority of twenty In the Senate
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CoNqREssMAN HARDENBERGH on BANKS.

A Democratic mass-meeting was held Sat-
urday evening" at the Catholic Institute in Jersey CITY,
JOB H. LppeucOtt presiding. Congressman A. A. Har
denbergh spoke in favor Of hard money, but although
he is president OF the Hudson County National Bank he
stated that he was opposed 10 tie National banking
sySem. He believes III the reorganization Of the old
State banks and the repeal OF the National Bank Act
The stockholders and depOst0rs cOnd be secured he
said by deposits with the different State Secretaries
Short addresses were made by Leon Albeit State bena
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN NORTHERN NEW

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE,l

WATERTowE, n. Y, Oct l3.-The Hon. War
ner Miller the Republican nominee for Congress from
the XXIId District addressed large crowd here to-
night HIS address was sound gave excellent salts
faction The Hon. Charles K. Skinner also made short
speech The prospect for Republican victory IN NOrlh
eru NeW-IOrk was never brighter.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
WHERE THE STORM CAME FROM.

The storm which has done so much damage
% thinning on the MASSACHUSETTS coast central on
tho North Carolina coast Friday afternoon. IL passed
randIv northeastward reaching Cape Cod Saturday al
ternoou During Its progress It was accompanied Dy
49,, pnrthe1st 10 northwest winds on the New-Engand
MfjdIc Atlantic and North Carolina coasts, with heavy
rans M New.IondOn and Boston, Yesterday II passed
beyoud Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
A PROPOSED CONTEST IN VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 12.-There is well
defined rumor that the election Of James Tyler RepJ,
from the Ist Congressional District s to be contested by
A. ~ Dickey, the Democratic candidate. Some promi-
neut Democrats claim that the evidence is sufficient
warrant this course though they refuse for the present.
10 state the nature OF the same.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
A GREENBACK SPLIT IN HUDSON COUNTY.

Some of the Greenbackers of Hudson County
who were opposed the regular nominations made by
their party, held convention Saturday The Rev. c..
Chauneey Burr was nominated as Congressman. COun-
Gilman James ROllestOn. OF BayOnne for Sheriff. aud
Moses Patterson A. V. Hill aud p II. o'COnuer
lected ior Coroners Mr. Burr accepted the nomination in
hitter speech against the course Of the Republicans IL
IA believed that Burr viii Withdraw in favor OF Sheriff
Layerty the Democratic candidate for Congress Mr..
Burr IA the editor OF a weekly Greenback paper pub
llshed on Jersey City Height. During the war he edited
a rabd " Comprehend sheet and was sentenced TO
imprisonment in Fort Lafayette upon charge Of
|
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THE TROUBLE IN NEW-MEXICO.
A LIFE INSURANCE AGENT THE CAUSE OF ALL IhE
KILLING AND INSTRUCTION.
my rr,EaRArH TO THE rR1BuSE.l

[BY TEL EGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--A gentleman connected
with the Government. who arrived from New
Mexico TODAY saws that the trouble toquell which
the assistance of troops has been asked for grew
out of a refusal of q life insurance agent to pay
policy, and the efforts Of the Territorial judiciary 10
compel its payment Six persons have been Killed.
but it is thought the trouble is now over.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
WASHINGTON.
CANADA INVADED.

AN AMERICAN CUTTER WHICH TRIES TO HELP A
SINKING SHIP IN CANADIAN WATERS PRoCEEDEp
AGAINST.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSHl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-It is reported that not
long ago q cutter from Port Huron, Mich, went to
the relief of an American vessel in distress. Inc
latter was in Canadian waters at the time, but the
Canadian authorities objected to the interference
las they called it, of the cutter and the captain was
arrested and fined 800 in gold. Three hundred
dollars of this sum was refunded after, and
the Canadian authorities kept the balance. They
clam that il is unlawful for the Americans to in
wade Canadian waters even in the case Of distress.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE AFGHAN SITUATION.
AN IMMEDIATE INVASION PROBABLE.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. ii,

LONDON, Monday, Oct. ii, 1873.
The Standards dispatch from Simla says the
latest that immediate advance through the
Kbyber Pass il probable. The rumor appears
TO rest on no particular authority The Khyberees
report the Afghans in the Pass suffering from fever
The VcerOys native emRsary writes from Cabul under
date Of October g. that nc had received permission TO
leave and would bring the Ameer's answer.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
THE ORANGE COUNTY PROHIBITION TICKET

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Oct l3.-The Pro-
hbitonsts nominated the following comfy ticket at
Goshen Yesterday For Treasurer Galen BunetG Special
County Judge. Benjamin Low superintendent OF the
Poor Moses McMonagle; Coroner Abel Peck; Justice
OF Sessions Noah L. Clark for Assembly lid District,
Harrison Bun school Commissioners, Samuel Thomas
aud e. Weeks. IThe Prohibtionists cast $50
Orange County last year.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
TIE YEw-cALEDoNIAN NouRRECTIoN.

SYDNEY, Friday, october H. 1873.
AGyicos from Ncw-Calcdouia state that the
nsrrcciiou is spreading. further massacre OF whites
by the natives had occurred. g., go
Two companies Of marines and two mcn-Oi-
war hnye been ordered TO NcWCdlcdonm from Cochin,
CHINA lgcuce OF tue continuance OF thc lHsulrec
tOu.
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tobaceonist s. 500; L. Walter, grocery $4,000; ana
De France Ury druggists, $4,000 The amount 2,
insurance carried in the town Is large, but the amounts
cannot be had at present The depot warehouse Ohon
Express office and Post Office were destroyed Inc uro
is believed TO have been the work Of an incendiary'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
TIE nrNGARiAN MINISTRY.

Ithliis btls lJf l"tN'
The appointment of Herr Won lisza and
Earou Won Wcuckhrln to act Professionally as Ministers
~ Finance and she Interior respectively are Officially
nuuouuced Herr Won szel has been dehnityey relieved
Ot his uutics q Minister OF Finance.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
SECRET SOCIETIES IN ITALY.

The NdsiORC reports that an lnternatlohallst
movement is anticipated In Of the frontier towns
aud that the autorits hive arranged for vigorous
LFessiye
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
MHAT AM ONO CONGREssMAN TnINKs.

Congressman NJ. l. Southland Dem.), OF
Ohio was az the Everett House on Saturday, and TO
TRIBUNE reporter, who asFed his opinion on the ephei
dispatches, he expressed hin W as follows;
"I have been.so busy In the Ohio and else
where for several that have not been able to
read all the cipher kilograms. Though constant
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

tor Rabe and f. f. Macdonald. James O. Moore, George
Parker and Charles Herbert three wellknOWn PICK
pockets, were arrested In the hall.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
OTTOMAN JUSTICE EXERcIsED.


Taik Pacha the cOmmandant of BayaZd, has
been removed in disgrace. and Mahmoud Pacha. the
has been placed under arrest
The sultan has confirmed sentences Of death pissed on
Begs anG KurdH for atrocities which they cOuimltteu
TnE ROUMEIIAN COMMISSION.
Sir Henry Drumuond Wof acting the orders OF the
Eng. Government insisted upon the Treaty Of Berlin
being carried out IN Rouea. The other commissioners
supported him. whereupon the Russian represent tlye
Welded rhe commissioners viii start FOR PhilppOPOls
ten days hence.
NRw CLAIMS SET Up NJ RUSSIA.
The Russians claim that the territory between Con
staptinople and Adrannple Is not affected by the
Treaty OF Berlin: therefore, under the preliminary
Treaty uf SAN Sefano they have hight To occupy IL
until a definite treaty shall bc concluded
BULGARIA. sEER'NG 4 RULER.
LONDON, Oct. -, 1s7s.
A Berlin dIspaich TO Thc Times says; AN agitation
70 elect the Prince OF Montenegro Prince Of Bulgaria,
has bccl started IN Bulgaria
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMS IN oaIo.

NEARLY THIRTY THOUSAND VOTES GAINED IN
sEvEETY-Two coUSuEs-ELEvENTH HOUR DIS
SATISFACTION WITH BANDALLs REDIsTmcTING
SCHEME.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO BGRDUNEl
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 13.-At the Republican
headquarters official returns have been received
from seyenty-twO counties, showing gain of
nearly thirty thousand over the vote last year. A
Democratic member Of the old Legislature states
that he made speech in a caucus meeting in OppO-
sitoD to the +" gerrymandering" scheme which was
carried through that body. The movement was
urged by Speaker Randall, who insisted it's being
carried out, notwithstanding the protests Of O
Der Of Ohio politicians. The latter now aver that
the democrats could and would have gained more
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
NEW-YoRK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. 13.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the I'D District Of Dutchoss County have
nominated James B. Livingston. Of Rbinebee for tne
Assembly. The Republicans had 1Ol plurality IN 1871
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Oct. 13.-The Repubh-
can Convention OF the lid Assembly District held al
sneairvllle last evening, nominated the Hon. james
Prendergast Of Jamestown for member OF the Assem-
bly, in place Of the Hon. r. a. Parker, deceased. mr.
Parker died few weeks ago, shortly after ma rcnOml-
nation His plurality in ls77 was 7s6 aud his MAJOR
ity 50
BALLsroN, n. Y, Oct 13.-Samuel w. Buell.,
member of the Democratic State Committee from tho
XXth District was nominated here yesterday for the
Assembly from the Ist Saratoga DstrC.. lGeorge W.
Nelson (Dem carried this district last year by oO
majority
BUFFALO, Oct. 13.-The Hon. John Q. Crow
ley wasrenomnated for AssemDlyman by the Democrats
of the Ist Assembly District OF Erie County yesterday
The Republicans nominated Bernard T. Geusch, In the
same district IThis dstrcT Mr. Crowley 9Sl plu-
raTty Mr. Geutsch III 1877. There were ga work
and 81 scattering votes cast at that electOn
The Democrats of the IVJh Assembly District have
nominated I. A. Jackson. Harvey j. Hurd (Repl, who
has been renOunated, carried the district by 400 ma
jOrlty last year.l
ELMiRA, n. Y, Oct 13.-The Democrats of
Chemng County yesterday nominated j. Smith for tho
Assembly. The Republican plurality in this district last
year 3l3.j ..
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BoRDENTowN, n. j., Oct 13.-The Demo-
Gratis o. the Ist Assembly District Of burlington County
have reDominatod George Sykes Mr. sylcs's plurality
last year was 50.
ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct. 13.-At the Union
County Democratic Convention yesterday, James T.
MARITIME OF Plan1ed, was nominated for Senator; David
J. Meelcr for sheriff; Dr. Charles A. Hart Of Plain
field, Henry ]. Sratemeyer of Elizabeth ana Jusuce
Prentiss OF Railway, for COrOnerS. General McCie
JAMS plurality for Governor III 1877 COS in Union
COnty.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
AUSTRIA BECOMING DEFIANT.
YIrSSA. Oct. 13. 1878.

NO HEED TO BE PAID TO THE PORrE's PROTEST.
sAFvUT PACHA ADVISED TO CONCLUDE A CON
YENTION WITH AUSTRIA
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VIII
VIENNA Oct. 13, 1873.
A semi-oflicial communication published in
The Provincial Press say Austria will pay attention
70 the Turkish protest against the occupation Of Noyi-
Bazar but will proceed 10 occupy at the proper mo-
ment. Ministers Layard aud FOuFnIer have advised
safyct PaCha TO conclude a military convention WIN
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CAMPAIGN WORK.
TIE REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK HOPEFUL, =. -

The REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK 6OfLf W. .,o
CHAIRMAN HALE EXPECTS GAINS IN SEVERAL
AN ACTIVE CANVASS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
OHIO NOMINATIONS, ETc. ~ co,.
Mr.. Hale, chairman Of the Republican Con
gressional Committee, says that tne pIoo- eIoo
meets of the party in the November cleo
tiops are good. There viii be gains IN IN
soveral cove, states. It is intended TO carry on an
active campaign in every county OF South
Carolina, in spite of Wade Hampton's lntim-
dation of cOlOred men. Official returns snow tic o
the Republican gain in Ohio is nearly 3O'OUo
over last year. In this city two OF the anu
Tammany factions held primary elections sat
urday. Congressman Hardenbergh declares
his opposition to the National bank system
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

| BOsTOS, Oct. 13.-At Quincy yesterday, Charles
IL artwe conductor Of the freight train which caused the
disaster WQlaston. gDed the charge Of
sIauRhter and held In $40 600 bail until Wednesday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10


"GoIEG, GoTHo, GoSEl"-Tho nam
moth sale Of lands, &C., of Lyon, shorb a Co.,
took place at the Ward House, Tyrone, on Friday
last. The crowd was quite large, but bidders not
plenty, except on a couple Of the properties. S. c.
Stewart, Esq, was the highest bidIer on every
thing sold. The Tyrone Forge property brought
$4,000 c~olerain, $4,000 Pennsylvania Fur
mace, 5000 600 Bald Eagle Furnace, $500
and about sevcnty-dve acres Of land inside Tyrone
borough limits, $4,000 making a total of
$780, OO. Mr.. J. II. Waite, Of Warriors Mark,
cried the sale Our information regarding Mr..
Stewards business intentions, pertaining to his
purchase, is not sufficient to justify a statement,
but we hope to be able ere long to tell our readers
what will be dvne. The personal effects Of the
company will be sold at Pennsylvania Furnace
to-day, and Tyrone Forge tomorrow .-TyroRe
HeraJ 4h met.