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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29
100

4th DISTRICT CoNvESTIoN.-The
Democratic Convention on Thursday
was we'll attended, orderly, and yet
enthusiastic. h. III. Bum Esq, was
called to the chair temporarily. Messrs
II. A. London, Jas. S. Battle, w. III.
Pace, A. NJ. Noble, Col. j. S. Amis
and L. b. Lyon, were named the com
mittee on Platform. Caleb B. Green
Esq, of the Durham Plant, was made
permanent chairman : Messrs T.. 3.
Atwater, w. r. Pool, X. o. Gregory,
w. S. Roulhac, Jesse Ellington, W. r.
Winstead and j. w. Cooley, Vice
Presidents. Messrs B~lankenship, Pace,
Nenab'e and Moore, presented the
name of Judge w. r. Cox B. III. Bum
and Col. w. j. Green, presented the
name of Jos. j.. Davis Messrs Will
liams, of Granville, and Lyon. of
Orange, presented the name of Julian
5. Carr Esq, Capt. G. b. benson, pre-
sented the name of Hon. John Naming
Ten Ballots were taken, as follows.
Davis,-55, 90, %, %, 20, rs, IS, S3J.
Cox,-64, SO, SO, IS, II, II, 50, 50, Is.
CARRIE, &c, %.
Naming, -23, %, %, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81,
6S4.
On the 10th ballot, Col. Davis re
ceived the unanimous nomination. 1t
will be seen that for the four first bal
lots Gen. Cox led the field. On the
9Th ballot he fell short only II votes of
nomination and there is no doubt the
brief campaign has left him much
stronger with the masses of all parties
than ever before. Col. Davis re-nOmi-
nation was received with much enthu-
siasm. Messrs Carr and Cox, and
Manning pledged their best efforts in
half the nominee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29

ST. PAUL, MINI, August GA
tornado and hail storm at Fargo Da.
kota territory last evening Frustrated
fifteen buildings and damaged many.
All glass IN north windows was broken.
Among the buildings blown down were
the Episcopal Church and the new city
nall. Six horses were killed in one
iestab. Three persons hurt, no lives
= Ost.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29

CHIEF MARsHAL.-Capt. Jas. S.
Battle, of Rocky Mount, has accepted
the Chief Marshalship of the State
Fair, and everybody says he is just
the man for the position. Few young
men have more friends, or can bring
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29
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Absolutely safe as regards fire. Cheap. to
sun the times. Price OF Eight Horse Power
Large Screw, with back and forwa ri gear.
10 be driven by one belt, for packing Cotton
Mr.. j. ID. Wells. of Tofsnot. \ G save.
The engine ! bought Of you | use with ord.
W. N. Benton, Roykins. says: 81 easjly
glnned Ito 5 bales a day. A colored man
WIN no previous experience operates il. I
1eel safe as regards sparks"
We could multiply testimony If necessary.
Sehd Tor circulars as re ards Engines and
for Hand or power. %
TAPPEY & steel.
may 'ohhl Petersburg, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-29

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

RERMUDA. ST. JOHN, r. L.. ST. THOMAS. W. l.,
DLA.UAYRA, PUERTO CABELLD, vENkZUELA.
with ccnnoctons to all parts Of wEsr IN IEs aud soUrR
es under noted:-For BERMUDA IS. GAMMA. Jan. 81.
FOR 81: JOHN r;H; ST. THOMAS: W. 1. LAdUAYRA
and PUERTO CABELLO, IS. BERMUDA. Feb. a.
For descriptive psmph!ets visht and apply to
A. L. OUTERBRIDGE CO.. 20 Broadway.
G. q Dr GARMhNDIA. IS Beaverst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
NO THE CHEDLTUKS OF
AnKIANCE. ROBBINS co.
No. 39U BROADWAY, Nkw YokK, Jan. 2l, 1873.

NO. JSU bRoADwAY. NEw YORK, Jan. IL 1871.
The circular addressed 20 our creditors 18th
the statements accompanying It. convey
the c0nditOu OF affairs and
pending proceedings for composition.
Our assgce Mir George 8. Gilbert ecntloman fully
compstcnt to discharge bis trust and his ndey
IS rot ~ Vii likely the Whole passing snroasn bis
hands will roach this amount. None OF creditors
our power TO give them aud the books o the nave
bceu a times convenient OF access H. In the midst Of
oing do the best in Tor the benefit
Ia tu confidence that they secured for
h Io.A u ~, ns ro" aron" among Dy tue 'ncs
favor begging sympathy will be to us matter OF
mmny barks had stranded would be .sr
creditors make some salvage for them rather than
quite ready 70 se s sunde wh'
Our notes nccounts rated good in the schedules
the selection may be- ana we we're very csrou.
bad and Asserting tIpt
$4,000 What has occurred since the assignment juaes
this deduction.
a 76 cannet by any possibility yield much
vestis alton as 10 tho vsino OF tho estate of William
Robbins deceased has yet been made" Wo fool ut liberty
cient to cover his aud hence .hsre viii
Q surplus tor the copartnership credtors
valustion mortgages depends entirely the
Remaining where II y now and until market for 1t be
nd essss H
bo enhanccd, nothing can be donc with H.
and as wc believe they viii result under care ul
and We invite 70 your particular attention And
pcnse anu delay which seem TO lie the
final settlements through asignces n Bankruptcy u
a. W msSs ,Ss osn snes 10 e
adjusted snai DC able to all
more money with less delay.
Very respectfully your obcdient servants
ADRiANCE. ROBBINS 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

DOCK CANDy--NEw CURE FOR LUNG DISEASES
llisourbon, Rye and y. Ia. distilled wts
keys per large bottle 81 gallcn Ga corn at ~
Der esiioa- N. VAN BELL, 30 Chambers st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

rNEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West teatncr CITY or HOUSTON, Captain steve ms.
VIII sail SATURDAY.. January ~ .t r ~, from pier 70
last Hivci Through rates Of freight aud bills of iaIing
gvcn all railroads In The States and Corpus Christi
Brazes Santiago kockpor and trownsviie Freight
IT, Marys ana Fulton lIpdod tockport For freight
and tnayng supeor sccommodat ons apply @.
II. MALLORY co 1873 Maiden lane. aud tickets
COOK. SON 4 JENKINS. 2ei Broadway.
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DIRECTORY FcR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1895 BROADwAYT,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR REcErrino,N of
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

ADvERrisEMENrs AND SALES OF rArERs.
AMusEMMENTs.an e PAGE 4th, Sth aud 9th sois
BALL SEASONED PAGE 9Th COL
BILLIARDs-llrm PAoE--4th col.
s$ss$s ss4s 4: Z ss.
ssysISsss 8srrosyyxl.tEs- -srs PAss. g,
SSSc%SSs 4sb SsESSS Ess7,s.a s.s.ssA =, col
HWass SaAS!Sa slHAHsar r.ss-sss co., co.
DENTISTRY Y-IirH PAaE.4th col
bSf bWkGSS husNs Fsssss S kr FURNISHED
EuRopEHN and 9Th coli.
e!u EeUKorS.7rH ,:; : pAcs.9th 4. 81 COL
ioR sALE.2D rAex~sd col. -.
-, 2p P4cE-ist and ID coils
EhfSoM kEE :sd
HHLF FwANrEp-MALEs-liru rAcn-4.h col:
HORSES, CAkRIAaEs. &c.-lsr rAGE-sd and 4th coils.
HotsEs. ROOMS. &C. WANTED ID PAGE-ad col.
ssHHSp'SSS? r1ssSsn ss col
zSBtSksxfR zxRsEE SxS4Rtsa1s f4eisa "a Saa.-e.A COL
HHIHsSELLAsEPus.ls, HIsiE LAM p1sr, rASz-sh a. col
NEW ~ LiCArISNs~7r PAo.-ssh COL
FixSSs6aTss FrSsSsT oAsAHs psN'ss 81 %-aD rAo.s.h COL
pRorEnrY oTT 81 rHE CITY FOR sALs OR TO
Es3Es s.ss:. e:
REWARDS-lsr PAcx-1st col
SAILS AT AUCT1ON-1sr PAcE-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAi4ES-11ra PA0K-5th
and 9Th coils. and 18th I'd, 3D. 4th aud 5th
coils.
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALES-12rn rAeR-sth col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGx-1st, -, and Sd coils.
ePOkTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-lsr fAGE-Sd col.
Tax TRADES-l2TH PAGE-6th col
TO LKT fOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PA0H-ls col.
IRAvkILERS' GUIDE-1sT PAGE-eth col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGR--2d COL
vALENTINES--2D PA0R-6th col.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE--2D PAGE-3d COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 70 --2D rAcx-:d col.
WESTCliESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SA LIE OR
To LET-2p PAGE-1st COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-10rH PAcE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

n THIS (rUESDAY) MORNING..
COMMENCING AT 10 OCLOCK.
THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE,
os vorv HASpSoME isN AND usEEUL ,sru OF
BETWEEN 3D AND Arm AVS
Parior Suits la satiu cotane and Tur .ish Sets In
tapestry ~ Pianofostc Esagoes Cabl-
bookcases Desks Oi! Paintings Bronkes aims.
Clocks velvet Brussels aud ingram Carpets inad Csni-
Ter Sets. Bensteads Dressns Cases wash.tAnds Spring
Beds hair Mattresses Bedding, srdrobe Buffet, kxten-
Table. DINING Chairs, Sve;plaed Ware Cutlery and
other goods. we'll preserved iouschold Goods AL
BERT kRAEMEk. Auctoneer. N. B-Goods packed,
boxed, shipped aud removed; city or country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

IN Lighthouse. County Cork. south Coast OF Ireland.
Unicc of Irish Lights. Dublin. 5th January. 1S7SThe
Of Irish Lights hereby give notice that tho
Groupiashinr Light was exhibited from the lighthouse
formty with their notice to dated 2s September
1877 This light will be visible IN clear weather from tho
between the bearings OF east ortncrIy and by
north westoriy at distance OF nineteen nautical miles,
exhibits group of sx flashes III quick
sion every minute The time occupied by the exhibition of
these flashes Is about sixteen seconds nnd the Interval OF
obscuy between each successive group OF nix or seven
flashes about iory'iour seconds The l,ehtiousc aud
buildings white foe al plano above the ia ieet
Latitude 81 deg 81 m ~ north. longitude deg 81
min west magnetic variation 2J deg ~ min.
west. The bearings magnetic. and IRON the snip.
By order ". LEES. Secretary
the peculiar character OF this light aud
It's great baDcy during the period o the group flashing.
tho mariner clear woatbcr and when near the light Will
not entirely sight Of the light during Its interval OF OBJ
pcurity.
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POST OFFiCE NOrICk. :

1)Osf OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday
~ 1875. will close at this onico Tuesday nj A. NJ,
Tor Europe by steamship Idaho Queenstown; on
Wednesday. at J3J A. W. Tor Europe by Scythi
wa Qacentown tcresponnence for France to b. forwarded
by tnis steamer must oc specially hddressed) aud
NJ for France direct by Steamship Labrador via avre on
Thursday at U.D NJ. for hurope steamship city of
and France to be orsardeh by this mnss be spc
cisly nddrcxscd. and at II W. Tor Europe
Cmbrs via Plymouth. .Chcrbourg and Hamburx. on Sat-
urday. ut a. M tor Europe by sin.hp u. rmanc via
be forwarded by tins teaner mus! be specially aa-
dresscd) and ct A. NJ. tor scotland direct
Caiiornis VIA uxsgow. and AT IL 30 Tor Europe by
oamshp Mosei via Southampton emu Bremen The
d. not take mails Tor penmarh, sweden and Norway. Tho
mails tor China aud span leave Francsco Fcbruary
l. The mails ior Australia xc leave francisco, Feb
ruary 81. TiiOS. L. JANIS Post m As.er.
Posr ovYIcs. NEw YoRK. Jan. ~ 1878
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&3H7 c5N6NrHLY.-xExr DRAWING JANU,
tpcO .OAOary 81. Capital prize 1000: $3tr, 900
In prizes Whole Tickets. $40; Elghths 81 ~ The Last
ern Agents SO0 Broadway. corner Prince st
WILLIAMSON a co.
UQ1n An0 -ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY NEXT
gC1V.VVU.dra February 4. 1879 Capital prize.
s2OOuU: Information furnished. orders filled, prizes
csshsd; Spanish bank aud governeLts purchased
TAYLOR x CO., ii W ail st., New York.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
noGs-NEwFoUNDLAND Pups. &C; PkRRETS.
Jtans Monkeys. Rabbits. Goldfish Fish and Plants
stocking the aquarIa. 40 BAGOr. ~ Fulton st.
DOR sALE-A SMALL LOr or kEvOLvERs. DAM
r aged by salt water Apply to u. BEN RAE. 10
Exchange place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
lite aud The direct bearing which happi
arass s' snS sHe sonss Sanssr
ton os BY the excessive indulgence OF the appes and
inc dsrsnssd is IS sSsoiasiy necessary
his rSo . who and u aSs
70 this study ard who t"m bis experience and practice
sseSS iSs ;s%say M: :,ssas 4: ps,asy slow s:ssss
Ing g the patient. who nataraly SNOW with
a'ss s u: x: %
appcstcn dsprvng u Of the power O. connected though
s' ssns sS ted Il
precisely the Same with the that organic
s ssi,sS for 4. 4 q
retention estates IL the same family '''''
From long And large experience in this direction have
o the the city and n
q ss.s 50 ss sssi
e means Of recovering ts whether Of brain.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ d..
lA4 Lexington av. near 2ssh st
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
OF
% ANN ST..
IS 7HE CHEAPEST AND BKsr
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
ALL KINDS OF
FINE sooK.
NEWSPAPERS AND
MERCANTILE PRINTING AND L1rHooRArHINo
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ALSO
THEATRICAL, vARIETYANO MUSIC HALL POSTERS.
PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS
9E AsS Mp
Labels; ar ntaR4sqSa, tS% EalcEs. cGEsfS' &C.
INSURANCE fals1Hsse siHIasses
GUTTER sNIPEs. POSTERS.
agSkk Skk0'GssSSa, ssSz,yn.
oArALSa1E ALSa1ns
AUCTION I1s sqHSSsss Sssss' ss1s'na
s,r.4safs sHsAzss zsS .:$ Ss$sEas'sss LINE.
S$SHs 5;ss sfS'1s STYLE
PINE wooD HsoRAvlse
coLoRED PRINTING SPECIALITY.
N. B.-rhe services Of gensleman os secured, an
in the preparation Of panphies sstcmsus and a
enterprises powerfully before the public
CONTRACTS MADE FOR YEARLY PRINTING OF
LEADING SSobs SAiETEAns ksTHbsfshMEsTs. hnM3EEsEThs. DRY
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STEAMSHIP AND
sTKAxBoAr AND hxFsEss COMPANIES.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
FIRST CLASS WORK
AND
TOR FOR CASH. CASH.
METROPOLITAN JOB rkINrINa oFPIon
ORDERS sxr4x.II TESMfTiy ATTENDED TO
Gs ERdEn MaEH osI iIa AE
PRIZE FOR PKiNfiNG.
Upon the Recommendation u majority OF tho judge:
the Board OF Managers American Institute AIR the
psa. Of saPsrio.y was awarded TO the Metropolitan job
and printing Dine wood In colors tor theatrical aud show
Branch Office for receipt ORDERS ls5 sth av junction
Broadway. 23d st. and Madison square
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY; ,a
$1,000 pesos; S2i Prizes Cuptal Prize, 2OOO0O
Information furnished, orders hied aud prizes GAINED
spanish he Cold Old. and =. iisy.na AZ N. 4 Bans Ban ills
NJ A. MAKfINEz CO.. bankers, 10 Wall ST.. basement
CrECIAL DEsrArvl!Es TO
- TIKI EvKNlNG TELEGRAM.
ANNUAL CIRCULATION, 1877.
Total. 74i copies
rRoT wxsiiiYiir0Y AND xLsAxY s'''''
AnvpersfNG fhvEHS y SGHr HRsr; Lax
i AnKIANCE. ROBBINS & co.
No. $50 BROADWAY. Skw YoRK. Jan. 81. 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 90.
4 UCTfON HOUSE Or VAN rAssELL K KEAKNkY.
n ITO AND li2 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR AV

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
ON ovsrS horse that sound Kind
harness. from to three days is given
to test warranteeA
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MIsCELLANEO Gus.

MISCELLANEOUS.
1sf CLASS CLEANING AND DYEfSi. i.2i2 BROAD.
lwsy 1v Division ST. J32 and 54 sth ola Woss
4Jth ~: new method; reduced price CHAS. FnASk.
TEE-iCE-IcE
lOrders received for largo quantities by tho cargo W.
ikisf BAILEY CO.. old Post oihee, Nsssau -
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ATSs ESSS ssS .a, ,s,s.s 81 e.
rs.;as dam G%n. Mill By SsyS.$
@ sinss
as and IL trained % viii a MAKE . very Ssas1,s , track
ont owner year ago. and always KISDEsr
Bss st 'si Sd oh A.:
Ss ss,Is tssS 'ss
EyEEY DoIAa Sf e. to-day aud more 10. 81,
r nsnRH & hSt Sc soSs ss" sr %
broadway and 39th ST.. where she be seem
A sPLENDED BKOUGHAM. ONLY USED A FKw
'''' @iEiS T. GRAY 3 % x.ss.sr ss'
rAI og TISs s,AlI SAsl4.E g. MossEs l FoH
"A Brewster cross spring Top Wagon extension top
scat wsson. rIaeion harness Dieshs. Robes almost
A -LooKi-si75. COST 5000. TIE LI0mTEsT Low
n .hnng top Phae,on with !iarness
and psss ssS. a'sS cheap as East
4 -FoR SALE VERY Low, roP PONY PIIAEroy.
s"ssy Sas ss S "s Ss snrs & 9
to coachman. private stable IA West 18th st.
A ;,sI4s-FInsr CLASS TOR BUGGY. WIFI FINE
$3.50 sold account OF sickness West 18th ST. near 9th
NV. (privatc sta6ie,
a BEAUTIFUL EXTENSION Tor PARK rHAErON.
I,o..ing Wagon sinse and dcubl: sleghs Robe; md
Club stables. i37 West 2ssh st.
a sACRiFICE-rliKEE HORSES; SUIT IRUCk EX.
Apress farming, &C.. trial given 563 Grand st. harness
maker.
A TWO CANADIAN HORSES i5,6. i4H HANDS.
A.$3O $40; two business Wagons. liArness i6l suIii
van n.
sACRIFfCE-2O EXPRESS, BUSINESS AND DE-
Alvcry Wagons all Sizes ali weishtss new. second hand
$50 to xl25. Wagon Factory. ZIG spring ST.
NEW COUP. JUST FINIsnED; CLARENCE. IN
"A vrdcr Wagons all prices; lO Buggics NJ
bargains. 400 Sd Nv.
An ABsOLUr. BARGAIN; NO HuMBuG; $3.50;
Aneariy new brewster improvcd spring Top Buggy
and extra fine Harness " East lssn St
Ar HALF vALUE-FOUR SOUND HORSES. SUIT
Atruck farmer, express; trial given; warranted NJ
Mercer VI.
-LOOK-2 10 HORSE AND wARRANrtD ID BREW
N .ster top Wagon. Dunscomb Harness. Boar Robes.
MUST BE SOLD. NO OFFER REFUSED. BREws.
N .ter top v agon, kimbal sleigh ana Dunscomb har-
ness; good ~ new. 137 West 37th st.
GENTLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE HANDSOME
N Brewster srriug Top Buggy aud hne Harness,
Icariy new 30 West lO'h St
A LARGE BAY HORSE, SUIT CART OK TRUCK
Awantcd; sound and kind. $40 Wost 18th st.,
Hudson.
DROWN STONE HOUSE OR Lots ON BALTIC ST..
ID brooklyn and cash Tor team Of Horses fsst Addres
BUSINESS. Herald oihce.
(yVUPE. xaUO-NEw SATIN LiSkD. HANDSOME
Coupe Kockaway $3.50; Landau. $685. 100 second hand
WILLIAM H. GRAY. 30 and ~ Wooster st.
TyONTRAcrURs TOOL BOXES, PORTABLE YOsGES
Oon-sheels, Biacksmith's roor very cheap
CARTEips. ~ CortlAndt. nsar Greenwich.
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Local PerSOllalh,

Warden McWhorter, of the Ohio Peniten-
tiary, was in the city yesterday.
Manager Thompson, of Pixies Opera
house, is home from his Western trip.
Mr.. Will. N. Thompson was married eve
ming before last to Miss Ella Brasher,
daughter of Captain Brasher.
Mr.. Charles S. Fisher Secretary of the
Republican County Executive Committee,
has just returned from pleasant trip to
Cleveland and other northern cities.
The members of the choir of st. Ludwig
Church, corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets, will have a little iolliication of
their own tomorrow at Trimp's place, the
Four-mile House, on the Reading Road.
They will go out with a four-horse team,
accompanied by good band of music.
Miss Gussie De Forrest, formerly leading
lady at the Grand Opera-house, of this city,
occupied box at one of the performances
of Lies Cloches de Corneville," by the
Oates Company, in San Francisco, and at
the conclusion called on Miss Lulu Stevens
to express her congratulations at the great
success of another Cincinnati vocalist
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I'm Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Sept 20.-Advices from Cyprus
report fresh outbreak of fever in the Island
and a few deaths from the disease.
PARIS, Sept. 20.-The Republican papers
of Paris generally give unqualified adhesion
to Gambetta's definition of the partys pro-
gramme.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-There is an uneasy
feeling that Lord Beaconsfeld's Indian pol
icy will result in war with Afghanistan
and a reopening of the whole Eastern ques-
ton.
NEW York, Sept. 20.-Colonel Thos B.
Thorpe, an eminent literateur, orator and
Republican politician, is at the point of
death with Bright's disease in Roosevelt
Hospital.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-Rain has greatly
interfered with the Greenback meeting of
to-day, and it is held at the Exposition
building, two miles out. Gen. b. F. Butler
arrived at noon, and has gone out to the
meeting, where he is to speak. There is
quite a gathering of strangers.
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Square. --------------.--.-----.-'--- -
Gazette-Once per week for two weeks,
Il. Il
THE REPUBLICANS.
Regular Meeting of the County Ex-
ecutive Conn mMiltec.

The Hamilton County Republican Execu-
tive Committee met at 10 clock this morn
ing at their headquarters, in the Arlington,
with President A. J. Cunningham in the
chair, and Chas. S. Fisher acting as Secre-
tary.
Sixty-fve members responded to their
names at roll-call.
Mr.. Conner, of the Eighth Ward, inquired
who were the persons that suggested the
names of persons appointed Supervisors by
Judge Swing day before yesterday.
Mr.. Cunningham replied that lie and Mr.;
Warner NJ. Bateman, with Chief Supervisor
]. B. Foraker and Republican Committee
men and citizens supplied the names. He
also stated names could be Withdrawn if
desirable.
Mr.. Connor wanted the appointment of
the Democrat of the Eighth Ward, Sam. c.
Campbell, who had got the appointment by
false pretenses and against the interest of
the Republicans changed to DR.. James NJ.
Ayers. He asked that Chief Supervisor
Foraker make the change.
Mr.. Cornell doubted the expedency of
the motion being carried through. 1t should
be left to Capt. Foraker. The Committee
had nothing to do with the matter A big
dispute arose, and the motion was finally
laid on the table.
A private confab then ensued and sew
eral members tried to impress upon Mr.
Cunningham that it was necessary that
more Republican Supervisors he appointed
in the Fourth, Fifth, Nineteenth and other
wards. They were told to keep still, as the
matter was left to Captain Foraker.
The Chair then asked that the Committee
furnish the meeting with the names of
those who are TO act as judges at the next
election in the different precincts.
Mr.. Murray moved that a committee of
three be appointed to confer with similar
from the Democratic party about
the apportionment and election of Judges.
Adopted.
The Chairman appointed Messrs Murray,
Cornell and Fisher as that committee.
Adjourned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21
ERA IN AFRICA
Horrible Condition of their Cities
National Associated Press to the Star


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The following in
formation has been received at the State
Department from Morocco, Africa:
Asatic cholera has appeared in the cities
of Mequinez and Fez Morocco, causing the
death of from twenty to thirty victims daily
in the former city, which is about one hun
dred and seventy miles from Tangier.
Information of the disease came to Felix
A. Mathews, Consul of the United States
at Tangier, and in his capacity as President
of the Board of Health of Morocco he dis
patched DR.. Tades Martinez, formerly OF
the Spanish Navy, to visit Fee and Me-
quinez. Mr.. Martinez left Tangier August
7th, with an escort of two hundred Moorish
troops, and after forcing his way through
the lines of the revolutionists besieging
Mequinez, entered that city on the 14th OF
August, where he found the disease to pos.
sess all the well known characteristics OF
Asiatic cholera.
From a report obtained from the custo,
dian of the Jewish Cemetery, the number
OF deaths of the Israelites since the first ap'
pearance of the disease exceeded four hun
dred. The disease was reported to nave
spread to Sheridia, province bordering on
the city of Mequinez. DIR. Martinez attrlb
utes the disease to the unsanitary condition
of the city, but Consul Mathews suggests
the possibility of the germs of disease hav
ing been brought by the thousands of pill
grims returning from Mecca.
The unsantary condition of the crowded
cities of Fez and Mequinez is described thus
Entire want of precautionary measures
of cleanliness within and without the
houses. In some quarters offal filth, dead
animals, and dirt of all kinds and origin
| Ill - 1ot. u
year, until they reach the level Of the win
dows, creating inexpressibly repugnant ex
halations of the most deadly and life
destroying miasm. The port of Tangie
and its environs are free from any in
fictitious diseasen