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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
SEVEN MILLIONS FROM THE WEST.
NO OFFICIAL INFORMATION RECEIVED HERE OF III
TRANSFER OF GOLD COIN.

NO OFFICIAI INFUKMAIION NEOTI7 I'D IIzI'I' u III
TRANSFER OF GOLD COIN
The Sub Treasury officers have not received
any official information Of the S7,OOO,OOO In GOLD
quartereages reported by telegraph to have been or
dered shipped from San Francisco to this city II
an order has been given, 1t is thought 70 be due to an
oyerpus Of gold coin In the California Mint which
sent here for safe keeping. 1t officially denied that
this proposed transfer OF gold has any bearing upon the
gold premiums that the coin is 10 be used In paying
the current Indebtedness Of the Government
banker, who Is in sympathy with Secretary sher-
mans plan for an early resumption, stated yesterday
that the nominal premium gold would disappear in
short time as gold IA paid out by the Government on
the numerous called bonds, and that resumption would
result naturally IL is mentioned significant fact
that the gold coin reported to be forwarded from Cali
fornia is coming third-eass mail matter, which
will prove an important saving TO the Government IN
express charges heretofore paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrereft House-Gregoire de Willam0v, Secretary
OF the Russian Legation at Washington ttltA ArenSs
b. r. Butler OF Massachusetts Congressman
T. Hiseock Syracuse Asada YaAuuOr OF the Japanese
Legation Washington Milton NJ Price OF 81 Lou. ana
A WiIlOughby, OF Saratoga Hotel BTuhsotck-W aef
A. otway Of the British Legation at Washington. TOE
nRoys Hotet-Sebasan b. Schlesnger, German Consul &c
Boston Clarendon Hoe-Judge a. O. stuart o. quebec
HOteL-Generai W. q. de COngny, OF EcfuOrl
and Ward HINT ir Of Utica -. GIssy House fired
Gather Cincinnati. 81. Nicholas Hotst-Capain u
Reeves and lieutenant Eden OF the 18th Regiment and AS
sistt COmmissary eneral Lilly OF the British Army
Sfragf HOuse Colonel John " Du Bois and Dr. y. Rcy
nolds u. Park ArsHe Hotet-Wthiam ID B'shoD,
President the EewYOrk NewHaven and Hartford RAT
road ComTs state John H. Fowler OF Auburn
n. " and d. B. sturgeon OF Toledo Ohio hetropoLltsn
HOfsl-Hon J. l.. Abernathy, exMayor OF LeaYeDW0rtn,
Kan; Judge H. X. Mccoy, Atlanta o. and Dr. Samuel r.
COues, u. s. AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
Rim INTO by AN UNKNOWN SHIP.

The schooner W. II. Card, which sailed
FROM Thursday as for Petit Guave, returned to
p1rt yesterday leaking badly and considerably dam
rged Captain Foss reports that Friday at midnight
ia latitude $50 IS north longitude 73o IS west an I'M
known ship struck HIS vessel amidshps cutting her SIDE
badly and carrying away some OF the rigging lhe yes
sci was found U have serious Leak aud lie put back 10
port Just before the collision occurred the unknown
sp lued M and the blow could not have been ayerted
by the schooner The ship kept on her course without
viv her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
CHANGES ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

A circular has been issued by j. n. Abbot.
general passenger Of the NewYork Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company, announcing the appoint
ent Of H. W. Fuer general Eastern passenger agent
OF the road with headquarters In city In place OF G.
T. Craig no has resigned The Southwest ticket de-
psrfinent has been consolidated with the Chicago d
Vsou presided over by B. a.. Arens, aud John I. Bart
lett has appointed Northern passenger agent with
Ofce az ButaO. Mr. Fuller who has been promoted 70
tL most important ticket agency OF the Erie Road be-
car his duties this line over ten years ago as con-
dnetOr being promoted TO passenger agency al Kansas
Cifv Mo-, aud thence 20 this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
A SWIMMING CONTEST OF EIGHTEEN MILES

swimming match for $500 took place
yesterday from Harlem Staten Island between Runno
DINNER, Bowery photographer, and Hans Lueln. an
ex-oficer OF the Prussian Army. The race began at
1918 A. M, DINNER leading The Prussian soon caught
az with him. and for time the two swan swiftly
side bY sde swept along by the strong tide down the
East RIVER They passed the Battery &c D, M Dim
While OF Governors Island, LuFh was taken with a
cramp and had 10 be lifted into the boat DINNER sWam
on and completed the eighteen mies at AGO p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-BV Steamship Australfd-A. Mormane
Mira MunpO Moore Mora wife and two children
baron stenwehr, Mr. and Mrs. Herrok and children
a. H. Urcl Turner. Mr. Beunc Captain Kbby Robert
Eyans Mr. Gardner Dr. jacobson, Dr. Elsn0r DIT batter
shall Mrs Dale, Miss Bisbee, hr. Edwards, Mr. H9nxwel
Mr. and Mira While and children, Mr., and Mrs small
ana ehdren Mira Fitzgerald. Mrs Lesehorn MI and
Mrs. Frost -
FROM VERA CRUZ, ETC-Bv steamship Cttg Of Asrftg
DIR. D. NJ burgess. q. d. Deschapeles, H. BeowsI III
Fouthiem 81 Eden, II G. Parcs, ]. ii. Bowman, Alfred
Spanu A. Pollen weideT H. Alexander Gutierrez, A Mont
ayo, Y. Ota, Mrs. G. Wyss. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

Over 900 carloads OF new or Winter WHEAT
arrived here yesterday by rail- and there said to be
about 1000 carloads on the way One OF the con-
sgnees stated yesterday that the large receipts of wheat
by rail are due TO favorable rates made with the rail-
roads which. considering the interest on capital make
the freghts less than by lake canal The rates from
Buffalo 20 New-YOrk actually less by rail- than by
canal Another for the large receipts by rail was
the fear that the grain would sweat II sent by canal
Through rates from Toledo also low, aud there are
large orders for export Of the CROP which s ~ eH-
celen condition. The receipts Of wheat Yesterday were
397 800 bushels by rail- and u 800 bushels by water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
TWO BRooKLYT MEN MISSING.

James Lockwood, a shoe manufacturer, Of
No 1872 Coaseyea-st Brooklyn, has not been seen by
his friends siuce last Friday morning, when he went
away from his home He embarrassed IN business.
His workmen assert that he them money, and that
he carried away his tools and machinery before dsap
pearing.
John schOn. who kept n grocery store at No. l73
Greenpointave, Greenpoint, has been missing since
Saturday. The day before he had been seized with 1T
OF apopexy He had not been prosperous in business,
and s sLed by the sheriff tor debt
IL 10 feared he has committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.

Marks Fulson, sailor, who is staying at
No lls Greenwichst, on Saturday showed his pocket
book containing about S45 In bills in paying for liquor at
saloon IN willam-st He followed by John Caunody
age eighteen old offender who slipped up behind him
garroted Fulson aud stole hs money. escaping unmo-
Tested although II broad daylight Detective Flynn
yesterday arrested CamOdy and nc viii be arragned at
the TOmbs Police Court this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
THE ALDERMENs RECEPTION DECLINED.
WHY THE COLUMBIA CREW WILL NOT ACCEPT THI


PROFFERED COURTESY.
When Alderman Biglin went to the St.
James Hotel, yesterday morning TO ascertain whether
the Columbia Crew would accept OF areceptionendered
them by the Aldermen at the City Hall, he was met by
Captain Goodwin The latter said 1t would De mpos-
sbe to accept invitation, and in explanation
the following letter. addressed to Alderman Bign, and
dated yesterday:
DEAR SIR Your letter informing me that the Board
OF Aldermen had appointed committee 10 Oner the
Columbia College Crew reception, and rendering them
the use OF the Governors room for that purpose, mas
been received We all greatly battered, and return
our hearty thanks TO the board for the very great com
phnent they have paid US WhIie we gladly accept
their offer of reception. The have separated and
one Il attn In Europe and am obliged TO leave for Bos-
tom Tonight and shall not return for some weeks Again
Thinking behalf OF the crew for your great com
j. 4. GOODWIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

Il was found that one of the IN the shell had blown
out leaving the joints intact The opinion Is mat AZ
the boat had been lying s through the night Win nrs
under the boiler an Overpressure OF steam was geher
ated which caused the explosion An Inquest Is 70 ~
held to-day at College Point Supervising inspector
Norman Stratton tested the of which the boiler was
Constructed yesterday and found tobe OF good guah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun raea SOB sun sets..,,f FOL Clock fast An $50
Moon rises 7:l4 Moon sOuths ola Moons age days 10
HIGH WATER Io-DAH-A. N.
Sandy Hook 7:lS Gov. Island. 1886 He'll 0Ate 1925
WATER TO-DAY. Il
SANDY Hook ssJ7 Gov Island SAG Hell GAte.....10:35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

The old lady who was told by the phot0g-
rapher so look az that spot the WALL after walking
over TO It, said she couldn't see Il without her Specs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasees elegantly coated for the cure Of al y
orders of the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nerves.
d.seases headache constipation indignation, dyspepat
biliousuess bilious fever. inflammation OF the oose1
nies ar an arrangements OF the internal viscera Waa1
tCeffect positive cu-e Price rs cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

the inspection Of the past three years could
be found and 10 was supposed she had Deen running
without a certificate that length OF time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUra NO.
2is BROADWAY.
Gam. 7s, Noon. 75n. m. So, Midnishk 72'.
Highest daftnF the daY, 49, Lowest. 81!
Average. 74ss3. same day. 1877. 7sls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE NAUSEA
OF pregnancy insured by the use Of that delightful paehoi
the stomach, MILK or MAGNRsLA. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

STRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Generatve Organs radically and speedily cured Holn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
Announcements.

No breakfast table is complete on fish day
without the celebrated MGR boneless goldfish selected from
the best Georges Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
p O S r S c RIP r
3:45 a. n
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
AN UPRISING IN HERZEGOVINA.

-
AN UPRISING IN HERZEGOVINA.
THE TURKISH ooMMANDANT KILLED.
VIENNA, Monday, Aug. IL, 1878.
The Political Correspondence that an uD-
rising Of Mahometan fanatics has occurred at Liv-
no. in Herzegovina The Turkish commandant was
killed. The troops made common cause with the
insurgents, and marched with them on Skoplie.
PRINCE NAPOLEON's ENGAGEMENT.
PARIS, Monday Aug. IL, 1873.
The Monitear says it has trustworthy in
formation that the report published by the Con-
stitttionneI of the contemplated marriage OF the
Prince Imperial and the Princess Thyra Of Denmark Is
unfounded
TFor other Forsfgn Necs. First Paasl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
ExpLos1ox on A srEAMERs BoILER.

The boiler of the steamer Sam Stanton ex-
poded at College Point, ON Thursday last, killing and
blowing overheard the deck hand Upon investigation
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
SALES Ar AUCTION.

ERIE kxfLwxYSF0KEcE0sUfE SALE, ,,u
fzasRss S0q T6As ABB Ssusr q coMrAsY an
sgSns. THE ERIE RAILwAY cOMrANY, MSD ;.Sl.
9sns and ass1ss o forsciesass sale rsnasrsd
sn.ssd special Term Of the laid Supreme COur, 10 sns
D. 1871 George Tcxnor Curs referee appointed therein
az sas sI
the complaint In this action and mentioned In the o sI,o 10
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Broadway IN the city Of Ssw YS5s 2 y Ssr2s,d s%yhi
sasn % II. Sbss Tor .
and as s ss
hiysr e and including shS ina! terminus sl the
snown =. sSs SswOurs from NswSsrr 70 sss
% .; :. Il. I'D ss .sI AL N
ing from Hsrnese to Attca IN the state Of New YORK.
s %s s:s II 'is' Ne
ss s4's snss. s.s
snginss ssSssas oars esirssss tools machnsry
., sS sS 70
company; and all tolls income ssues and prons arising
sS: Ss Of ssG 8:
shs IL law or sS equity conveyed
sy. es%e.ns s%a as ys'S sSs Sass
NsS Yra .nd rPd P.ag
Rochester and Ssnssoe Valley Ksiroad oo%paay and BY
in action stocks bonds bills rccefvAoe and
other evidences OF indebtednoss easehod estates con
tracts properly In she said Judgment
Given ny hand the city Of New York. this 2lst
day OF January. A. ID. 1879 .,,,rux,
TURNER LKK MCCLURE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys =
20 Nassau st.. New York.
sale of described property heretofore al
vertsed place the 2lst day Of January 1879
IL o'clock noon the Merchanty xchanee oaiesrooms
No. III broadway in the city Of New York; was then mno
there adjourned to the 25th day of March, 1873 Ut the
'"A'' A04' @"D 'A'' GEORGE TICKNoR cUElIs,
Referee
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

JNOkECLOSORE SALE OF THE FOUR STORY
II brss suildns No. 20 Cedar st. This lately renovated
and sblc property, 20 xf25 will be sold under judg
mcnt OF foreclosure March T. NJ, the Exchange
salesroom, No. Ill broadway Van Iasscll n kear-
ney auctoneers For particulars inquire of BURRILL
DAWSON a BUKkILL, pisintus attorneys 68 and ~
William
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
In COLruN. AUCrIONEER.
I. Rich Furniture and 100 elegant Carpets
THIS DAY frhmrsdayl. februAry y. ct II O'clock,

at the salesroom 5s0 broadway, oei5w Houston 1t.
rich Parl0r bedroom and Dining koom Suits In good order
from sof warehouse superb crimson satin Parior
suit Librnry Suit made by Roux Tables Extension
Tables, Buffet Chairs, Lounges, Esse Pedesta elegant
Pier Mante Mirrors rosewood seven octave Piano,
Chandeliers Books, OIL Paintings and Ensravings, blue
china Dinner Set best hair and spring Mattresses Fspcy
Goods also about 100 elegant Administer Moquet, velvet
and Brussels Carpets from the Metropolitan Hotel.
N. B. Carpets viii be sold about ~ o'clock
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
WISE GIVING.

There is much charity unworthy of the name because so unWsely exercised, or 50 lnsincere. To give unwlsely is nearly as bad as not to give at all, Medicine that az gravates the disease had better not be ad- tninlstered. That aid must be rendered no one disputes. That it is given to an extent
 1Ai nndtrs 1t an important item of pub- nC auu pIIVate Expenditure, both the town records and individual experience abundant ly prove. The average annual expense of this town for the relief of the poor, includ- ing ''tramps," is about fifteen hundred dol lars, and individual expenditure, If esti. mated in dollars and cents. would doubtless far exceed this amount very much of this is unwlsely given and with bad results. The real want is beneath the surface, and is us ually ignored. The matter is looked upon as an annoyance to be dismissed in the easiest and quickest manner possible. The wise motto, ''help people to help them selves," is upon everybody's lips but not one in hundred is willing to incur the trouble necessary to render this possible. IL really seems as though 8 man who tried to help himself was at 8 discount, especially if that effort depend in the least upon the co operation of others. To illustrate this contrast, the treatment of "tramps" with that of book-ageDts, and wayside vendors of all sorts of small wares. The tramps are bountifully fed and no questions asked.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

Philemon Thompson of Nahma, Mich. at one time deputy United States marshal. has been found in the woods murdered by his own son, whose daughter of 15 years he had debauched. As horrible crime occurred at Detroit in the same state, where Mrs. Martha Farrell, 70 years old, was stamped to death and her neck broken by Henry Language. the son of her first mar riage. The important witness agaInet Lam guage was his own four years-old daughter, who Iisped out how her papa kicked her grandma to death, and made her hold the lamp while he washed the blood off from tha old woman's face and neck.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

To Our Correspondents As we have changed the date of publication to Wednes- day, it is desirable that correspondents should send in their communications as ear
 y as Monday night if possible, but when any occurrence of special importance trans pres later, they may be sent Tuesday.
 Our plan is to have our forms made up Tuesday night. in readiness for press Wed- nesday morning, and if all of our cores
 pondents delay sending in their communi l. cations until Tuesday, it throws upon us an ov.rplus of work to to be executed in limit ed time, and consequently sometimes re- cessitates the leaving over valuable matter, which, unlike wine, is not improved by
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
The People Want Proof.

Ihere IS no mvuicIne prescribed py physic- 'ans, or sold hy Druggists, that carries such cvldeuce of it's success and superior virtue ts BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds setled on lne breast, Con- sumption, or'any disease of the ThICal and Lungs. pr0ot ot that fact IS that any person afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it's superior effect be- fore buying the regular size at 75 cents. It aas lately been introduced in this country rom Germany, and its wonderful cures are astonishing every one that use H. Three loses "ilI relieve any case.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

Subscription mAccOunG.-The date on the cOlored slip of paper with the name ot the sup scriber shows the time to which the Sub ScripLiOn is pnid thus. R. E. smith 5Jull7, indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper to see to it that their account, indicated by the date on their papers, is always correct, and when they pay tor renewal of their subscription, will observe whether their date is changed to indicate
 the proper credit and in the event of an error, to inform Is for correction at once. No claims TOT errors in these accounts will hereafter be consld cred, unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt ot the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plalnly printed thereon, is prima facie evidence ot US ac ceptance as correct.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

A ta Court of Probate holden at Salisbury IA within and for the District of Salisbury on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1878. Present, Lorenzo 1upper, Esq.,, Judge. On motion of George Sardan and Charles Pomeroy Sardam, Executors on the estate of Saluman Sardam late of Salisbury, within said listriet deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executors and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising ill newspaper published in Can public sign-post in said Town of Salisbury, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 DONALD T. WARNER, Clerk. 1w17
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

 ing to our weather p' ophrt Beebe, of Bear town, we are to have ih:S iInd of weather until December 5,b C, r"inly we hope so.....No mistake Ing l.nr: the Hl4I school will commeut Nov. 2Sth, with E. Jenkins as pr:ncipal. Mir. J. is thor ough teacher, and all who can, will do wei. to avail themselYes of this opportunity...... The Hurlbutt paper company, whose fiat paper manufacturing business dates back among the first in W Mtslern as~achusetts, have been notiti d hy their agent that then exhibit took the gold medal in Paris oI general exhibitions. They are now run ming full time on fine parers, with lG0 hands, and they make anou; 5000 pounds a day. O.l.C.
 COllinsVilIe.-
 SIIas Ro' t is building Lim two story house near tGe rcsdrnce of E. s. Wood ford.....Geo. Edwards had sociable al his new house on the west side of the river, on Friday evening. Oct. 18th. Music. dancing, oysters, tea and cuff ,e. Post master E. A, Hougn has just put new steps in front of hIs store. D. w. Bidwrll has put new stars at the market street front ot nis stcre......M,s. Charlotte c irrett has greatly improved her llAce by painting hel house and blinds .-....A five year old son oI Eugene Hawley incautiously thrust his right hand on block where an older boy WAS splitting ki1diings, and two fiagers severed, and another nearly cut off .....L. garden, two large cream squashrs. One ot them measured five feet eight inches around and weighed so pounds. The other was but little less in sZH...... Miss Emma Dyel red rasberres picked Oct. l7th......A fifty barrel tank full of cider over the dstillcrN of G. W. Miis, iu Canton, recently broke through the floor in general smash. Fort unately the workmen had just passed iron under it..... The Bristol and COllnsvill, cornet bands, with some celebrated singers gave grand concert ln Union hall ol Tuesday evening, Oct. l5th...... .Comica Brown entertained d crowd in Unlon Hal on Saturday evening, Oct. 19lh......Uncl Toms Cubin will be performed at tha pace on Friday evening, Oct. 25lh..... Geo. B. Graves, of Waterbury, formerly we'll known resident of Colirsville, spolt in very interesting manner on temperance in the Congregational church in tbls place on Saturday and Sunday evenings Oct. l9u | and 2OIh, to full hCus, s......A fire was dis covered in the wood huus. connected witl Mrs. Geo. Hrnry's tenement house abou midnight, of Oct. l5lh. It caught iron hot ashes in a barrel, aud hut for its timelN i discovery and Xting guishment. there would have been Il seIiuus fire. and perhaps loss of life, as tour families occupying th' house, Were all sound asIrep ......Dr. R. F
 Tiffany, for 30 years popular physician here, has removed tn lG4 High street, Hart
 ford, Conn. D. R. II.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

The New York Magdalen asylum is put in queer light by recent trial in that city. A girl escaped and was arrested. She begged the judge not to send her back and he began to inquire into the methods of the institution, and found that there was cell four and half feet by four in which girls were shut up all night, and was going on to ask more when counsel for the institution declined to answer fur ther. and the judge declined to recommit the girl.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

Jesse Pomeroy's confinement in the Massachusetts State Prison is rot having a tanning effect, it IS said, for he paces his cell like caged lion, and recently, when some one gave him kitten for pet, he nayed it alive with the knife and fork pro, vided for his meals. Two holes started in the sides of his cell for escape have also been discovered.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

At New Castle, N. Y., Oct 18th, Ara Ingra- ham, aged 80 yeats.
 In Falls Village, Ct., on Thursday, Oct. 17th, Minerva C., wife of A. c. Randall, aged 59 yls.
 At Southfeld Oct 10th, Mrs. Frank Coons, aged 25 years.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
GREENBACK TICKET.

GRLENBACK TICKET. For GOycnor-Ch Charles Atwatcr of New Ha- ven.
 For Lieutenant Governor Henry Manches ter of Danbury. For Secretary of State-Lucien V. Pinney of Winchester. For 1reasurer-Loren F. Judd of New Brit ain.
 For Compuoller-C Charles J. Winters ofNor- wich.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

-Rsv. Henry Ward Beecher, Friday night in the' course of his talk, declared that he will agitate the Indian question ir his pulpit and elsewhere til the wrongs of the red man are redressed. He says that President Grant tried to do something. Sec retary Schurz is now trying to do something and the army tired to help the reds, but the yillainous agents would cheat Satan him self. He demands complete change of the system.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
PROHIBITION TICKET.

For Governor-Jesse Baldwin of Middle town
 For Lieutenant Govornor-George P. Roe CTS of New London.
 For Secretary of State-A. s. Beardsley of Plymouth.
 For Treasurer w. S. Williams of Glaston- bury. For Comptroller-Edward Smith of Meri- den.