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The New York herald., 1878-02-27

strctcher; Wilson always said when the men make
NOISE they are all right when they keep quiet look
alter them Mott kept some OF them up about twenty
i've minutes
TESTIMONY @. w. C0SOvKR.
George f. Lonover deputy Keeper for six years,
testified that prisoners less severely punished now
than under former keepers; he modes os nishment
are the same General Mott as under Air. Wilson;
the gag used in the latter's time was made out oi
broomstIck; Chaplain Warmers cell was IN nlihy
condition. the orders OF General Mott look
men ana cleaned II out; when General Mott came ne
made thorough cleansing of the prison
james r. Labaugh, foreman In the shoe shop,
testified TO tho discharge OF two instructors, Lee
and Brooks (who had testincdj, Tor Ancompetency.
ATTACKING THE CHAPLAIN
Joseph n. Thorn, snopkecper, testined tnas pris-
oners had told him that Chaplain Warner preferred
to talk TO them on immoral subjects rather man re-
hgion. His testimony went to snow the Dad cnarac'
ter OF the chaplain.
John Hpzett au under Keeper, testified that ire
quenlly men were tied up in Wilson'S time IRON six to
nine O'Clock.
silas Robinson Charles Miller aud Thomas Mpuids
testified that tho punishment under Mott was not 80
severe under Wilson
Tue committee adjourned to haipast seven Thurs
ia
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HEINRICH wAHLENs DEATH.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PoTrsrowy Pa, Feb 26, 1878.
The body OF Heinrich Wahen, the Elm station MUIR
derer, who committed suicide Saturday evening
by hanging himself in his prison cell. was buried in
Potters Field Al Norristown to-day. A post
exnminalion was made on the body OF Wahlen to as
certain whether he died by straiguiatou whether
his neck was broken. Tho latter proved to De the
case. This demonstrates that the wreiched suicide
must have eaped from the chair in his fierce deter
mnaton TO end his liie II also proves beyond ques.
tion that human means aid could have saved
his lilc even had he been cut down ut once. When
the skull opened by the surgeons the brain was
sixty-tour ounces The number and depth OF the con-
volutioLs and the extraordinary weight Of the brain
are claimed to give evidence OF Wahlen's uncommon
IN tellectual capacity
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BLOOD STOCK Ar rArrnRsALL's. 5.

large and Influential attendance at Albert Gate
February IL attracted by tho sale oil tho blood
mares yearlings and 'horses in training of the late
Marquis OF AIlesbury, which were sent to the ham
mer by order OF the executors. Aventurere, who won
the Cesarswtcn andGoodwood Cup. among tue brood
mares, Inc most eagerly competed tor ANA II was
not until Inc NOD OF Alec Taylor az 700 guneas was
gwen that she became the property Nf The Mahton
trainer. He also secured La Belle Ae.ene,
who Is IN foal to Hermit, Tor 6u0 guineas
Mr.. Crawfurd ono OF the patrons Ol The
Wiltshire stable became ne possessor oi Boundary at
200 gQlnaas alter u spirIted competition, and the
prvduce viii IN time mud It's Way " Alec laylGrs 10 be
framed. Mr.. ELAN, Of the Warren Stud, purchased
SCRUTINY, m ioai oy CARDINAL York, wen ~itnn her
al 800 guneas, aud tns present Lord Aesbury.
who Will doubtless continue the breeding stud at
Savcrnake, bought Canine Tor llQ suineas OF The
yearlngs chestnut lilly Dy Hermit out OF Boundary
became she property oi Mr. Barrow lor ITO guineas,
ana the next highest priced ot, aroheslnut colt the
first foa Of Aventurierc-she has slipped her oa this
soason-by Blair Athoi, was bought cneap by Mr..
Cowe Ior 800 gulneas Tho same gentleman also at
28U guineas addeu bay colt, by Toxophiiite out OF
Beatrice, To. his stud.
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THE IRON HOhSES WORK.

HORRIBLE MUTILATION OF TWO INDIANS ON
wEsTERN RAILROAD.
From the Fond du Lac Commonwealth, Feb. 81 ]
fhe startling statement the street tnis NOR nj ng
that two men had been run over and killed Eden
Station ny theassengsr train due here AT SIX O'Clock
winch did not arrive un Ten +. NJ. yesterday, ex-
cited 0nsderaule talk, and rush mado ior he
Chicago aud Northwestern Depot to ascertain If pos
sblc the particulars oil the Snair Tho evidence that
some one had been terribly mangied was 70 DO seen
about engine, No. los, Broad Roberts engineer,
ana the passenger coaches, the trucks and run
ning gear being iiberaily sprinkled With blood
marks, and the irIghtlul and horrible sensa-
tions Induced by observing string OF
human cntrails hanging 10 the machinery
under the engine better he imagined tnan
scrlDod This discovery made tho 0l the ccldent
50 papable that our reporter boarded the outgoing
train and proceeded to Eden Stalion, where II was
sad the remains Of tho Two unfortunate victims oil u
horiibe accident were lying Arriving, at Eoen, we
found quite gathering thu people OF that village ~
the depot, ana upon entering the warehouse an awful
most sickening sight was revealed Lying upon
boards The mangled remains OF two persons, ln-
dians, in state Of the most horrible mutatiou On
ono board lay the romans OF strong, robust aud
heavily built man, probably thirty live years OF age,
and, when alive, undoubtedly standing SIX feet In ms
moccasins His head BADLY Cut, his scalp com
pctoIy shaved from the skull, winch was re-
veaied IN all It's CHASTITY nakcdness with a
noe crushed deep INTO the top OF II, IRON
which inc brat brain matter had oozeS aords ior.n,
blood. HIS lott arm from the BODY and lay by
his side. his spinal coiumu having been driven
through hts sidc aud proruuing out IN sight Every
bone h Is body must have been brokon his neither
limbs having been cut and manged and mis- right leg
below the Knee lying u mass OF jeed hesh. The re-
mains OF the otner Indian we're fearful t0 Iehold be-
side those Of tho hrst HIS head was mass OF
mangled ncsh bone aud blood, The skull having been
crushed IN and the entire back portion OF the head
being gone His right arm was severed at the elbow
while his left was completely missing. His matted
hair covered pool OF brain matter and his body was
literally chopped TO pieces He was completely dis-
emboweiIed, his legs were crushed and cut and
ma.gled. Their clothing was torn TO shrcds and
those VINO picked up the remains Informed us that
the track aud roadbcd wnero tho accident occurr ed
wurv sire we'd with bus ol human lcsn anu eniraiis.
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ynfnL Misse,i KfIIefi
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONACO.

PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONACO.
For windup to the international gathering several
Interesting matches made during Its progress and
Thursday, 7th ins bong the day set apart for Their
decision there was good attendance GU The shooting
ground. A iour-handed match between Captain II.
Fame and Captain Leighton against NJ. Paul Legarde
and NJ. dc Lapeyere, Tor f3O0, at twenty birds each
twsnty-seven metres, was tho principal contest The
Engllshmen were slightly the lavnrites, aud after a
and exciting competition won Wy Two birds, their
total boing thirty kills 10 twehty-esht Captain Fame
made capital average, while Captain Leighton, who
shot badly the beginning, came out in ms OLD form
toward the end. ana nnished with eight consecutive
kills. he iu Of this and other matches VIII be
I0uud appendcd:-
nAroH f3c0. AT 20 BIRDS. ~ METRES.
Captain H. Fame. Ill 1llIIUll1l00l11l0lll-16
CAPTAIN W. r. Leighton.
VERSUS
NJ do Lapeyere.. .,...... 1llDliO1Ol Oli11010lfil-15
NJ Paul Lagarde....... Ull0l100ll0ll11l ll0l0-l3-28
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FINED FOR THEFT.

Miss Anne Hopkins, graduate OF Packer Insti.
tute Brooklyn, who was arrested on Monday alter
noon by Detective Frost, on charge OF theft pre-
ierred by oil The members OF the firm of Losser
Co. of that city. appeared before Judge Bloom yes
terday. She accomp panied by her iathor and her
boudsnian Professor Critic enden OF Packer Institute.
Sne pleaded guilty 10 Tho charge and was sentenced
TO pay nne oil $50 or he committed TO Raymond
street JAIN Tor twenty-five days. The fine was paid
by Mr.. Hopkins, who Isf the court room immediately
alter with nIs daug and Professor Crittenden.
number OF articles supposed to nave been stolen
found by the ponce at Mss Hopkins residefce and
taken cnarge OF. Ii is SAID that Mss Hopkins IS
troubled with keptonania.
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OBEDIENCE TO ORDEhS.

Louis Flor lives with MIR. Bgelow Fleetwood
Park in Morrsana. He was iclt yesterday in charge
Of the premises, with instructions not 10 admit any
one. During the day Jerome WhipIcy called and
asked to see a young female In the employ Of Mr.
Blgelow. LOUIS shook his head aud Jerome Knocked
him down. LOUIS then drew a penkniie and stabbed
Jerome IN the shoulder Onicer Cushin had HIS
wound dressed and took both OF tho young men
before Judge Wandel. HIS nonor ordered LOUIS TO
DC committed, but Jerome pleaded SO nard for hig
RELEASE that the udge dismissed the prisoner finally,
with repnmand Tho young men, who are both
under ago, then left the court room in company.
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A LUNATIC'S FATE.

John Edward Bsa'e, about sixteen years OF age. was
run over and killed by train on the Harlem RaI4road
on the lst INST AN inquest held yesterday developed
the fac, that the killing was accidental, and verdict
was rendered accordingly. Young Beatte, II would
appear was oi weak mind aud subject TO attacks
OF epilepsy On The day previous to his death he was
arrested oy officer OF the Nineteenth precinct and
taken before Judge Wandell, VINO committed HIM lor
examination ON charge OF lunacy. How he escaped
by whom he was discharged from tue Fifty seventh
street Court did not appear ou the inquest
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VETERAN CORPS TWENTY-SECOND
REGIMENT.

The Veteran corps OF the Twenty-second regiment
nanry) held their annual dinner and reunion at the
Metropolitan Hotel last night Among the gente-
men VINO responded to the toasts were William G.
Besson Lieutenant Colonel Camp. Jcsso Haney, Gen.
eral Van Buren,, Colonel wngats and Captain Jardine.
Colonel J. W. Conedon presided and had for his
sIstants Lieutenant Colonel Laird and Major Beck
with The invited guests were Hon. stewart l..
Woodford Captain Knapp, General Van Buren,, Colonel
Richard Vose, Captain 3. Ellis Briggs, y. Harris,
Jr Captain Thomas H. Cullen, Captain John II.
Palmer, Captain Joseph G. West, Captain Joseph +.
Jardlue
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A TIMELY GIFT.

AZ the midwinter meeting OF the New York
Athletic CLUB, which look place at Gmore's Garden
on the evening OF January last 'aesln" under the
captaincy Of Sir. WiIsoa Reid won tho second prize,
$50, the professional lug OF war;" On last Thurs
DAY Mr W. Cox, treasurer Of The club acting under
inslruct,ons received from Mr. Read, forwarded tue
above Aamed amount 10 AIR. a. 5. Hatch, president
oil the Howard Nilsson, Tor the bcncht OF tnat
tior. la acknowledging the receipt OF the douation
Mr. w. l.. Iompkins, treasurer VI tne mission, re-
Iurned sincere thanks 10 Mr.. Reid and the mem
nj hs team
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SUB-CALIBRE SHOOTING.

The lrsh-American Rifle Club shot last night In Con-
Inns Broadway gallery their third competition for tho
Mauby gold bulge. Tho conditions were:-Fivs
ROUNDS each competitor, with sub-cabre rifle, az
proportional targets representing the 200 aud 500
yards ranges Tue shooting at The former distance
was onhand and lying ut the latter. The badge was
won TOR tho second tme by Captain Boand, OF Green
wch Coma, who madc the excellent record OF 4S out
of possible 90 points, Tho next best scores werc;
y. y. Milicn, 10; Dr. ~ H. Mstby, "A, and Sergeant
Ward, ~
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GERMAN TAXPAYERS MEETINGS.

meeting Of Tenth ward German taxpayers and
properly holders was had At No 9s Alon street last
evening, wnen various measures discussed cal
culaied 10 effect reduction OF the municipal taxes.
committee was formed TO urge upon the legislature
The passage OF certain oils contemplating reforms In
municipal affairs One means proposed to relieve
properly noders from the sole burden OF taxalion Is
q general tradc tax.
A meeting o: German taxpnpcrs Of the Eighteenth
ward held at No. 254 avenue A last evening. Tho
project oi general trade lax was aso ipdorseI
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STEAM CARS ABANDONED.

Mr. Thomas s. Sullivan, president Of the Brooklyn
City Railroad stated yesterday that the company had
abandoned the idea oil running steam street cars The
SIX new motors placed on the Fort Hamilton route he
satd lad been run Tor the past SIX months at imam.
ci,i loss. Tho experiment had bepn fairly tired on
that Inc and failed, and President Sullivan was OF the
opinion that steam dummies could not be run down a
thoroug like Futon street without ,ue
horses aud doing general damage.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
ECCrNIRlC VISIIOhS.

John Hutz, proprietor OF a beer saloon at No. 53l
West Forly1rst street, was seated behind his bar
Monday night when Henry Allison and Nike Moore,
SAID 10 be ex-convicts and members OF the "Forty
Thieves" caught him by the neck and threw hm
into street. fhcy then drank beer ana ate
unti Onicer Fredercks arrival, at whose head tney
beer giasses Tnev were held Yesterday in the
Jefferson Market Court
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CoNKLING TO RUSSELL.

The following from the Chicago Tribune is the ac-
ccp,ance by the OF the lroting horse Rarus OF
Colonel Russel's challenges TO trot his stallion Snug
gler against the former-
GREkNPoINr, /. l., Feb. 10, 1873.
In reply to the challenge Of 90 onel II. s. Russell on
benaif oi Slnugger, would sta,e that win match
Rarus " trot the proposed series OF races against
smuggler any track Colopel Russell may name,
from Uhicaso TO spring. cid Mass, Tor any vi
money he may name, any description OF race he may
see III trot, the winner to take all the gate money
/ ani perfectly Wiling that Colonel Russell shall fix
tho amount TO be trotted tor, select auy track lac
pIeascs which 10 trot the races, and also
choose his own stakeholder. AN want is 10 name
Tue days on which the races shall be lrottcd. The
reason wny ask tns 10 because nave already
made some engagements to show l;arus during tue
comug scuson, ana wish TO fix the dates OF the pro-
posc with Smuggier so tnat they viii not inter-
fere with the other engagements OF Rurus H0ping
that Colonel Russell VIII rot regard my request ior
voice concerning out one Of he conditions OF the
match wnicn he proiesses to DO ANXIOUS bring
about while leaving every hing else TO him. ana thai,
IN case takes place between these horses,
Smuggler may DO IN the best possipe condition, ani,
yours respectfully, X. b. IONkLlNG.
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FLArS OF SrRENG III.

on sho evening OF March at Gimorc's Garden, Cap
A. H. Bogardus, the celebrated shot, and roessor
Miller VIII contend tor $500 IN ieats Of muscle main
strength and actual grip 10 govern The match will
DC decided that night nne variety and athlelc
programme wi.l We presented In addition. Captain
Bogardus w also 10 some iancy shooting and Miller
Will spar with T. j. Kelly
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COL. aussELL's REPLY TO GREEs.

Boston Sunday Heraid:-'ColoneI Russell, who
read and weighed the communication from Mr..
Green on Saturday, authorizes the Herald 10 state
that the proposition is too onesidcd Tor him to
cept as 1t gives Nr. Green a chance TO start any
horse and he would not have TO pay forfeit in any
case Ill Rarus not accent my challenge says
the Colonel, Il will trot smugsler against Lulu, VINO
is the only trot,er the turf with better record
than Smugglcr.' judging from Colonel Russeil's
reply Mr.. Green must make equitable propos-
tion II he wants a race with the Boston stallion"
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
MONMOUTH PARK.

According to public advertisements and in pursuance
of u Judgment OF foreclosure rendered by the Chan
cellor oi New Jersey the property known the Mon
mouth PARK Race Course will come under the hammer
OF the auctioneer on the 9th OF next month.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
PuGIIISM.

On Monday night, llth inst. glove nght for eco
cup was decided AT the East London Gymnasium.
Snadwe. Tho combatants were Dan Mccarthy and
Harry Fcnnng, and after a combat lasting 2h. 2Hm.
Fenuiug threw up the sponge III token OF uefeat
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MISS Won HILLERN.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Feb. 25, 1878.
Miss Bertha Won Helern began hor second walk
against time at the Old City Hall, In this city, this
evening, Of 100 mios in twenty-eght hours. She
started at O'Clock and completed her nrst ten
miles in IN. ON. The bcst mile-the eighth--was
made In I'm. 3Ss The hall Is filled with the best
In of n
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NOVEL SPARRING EXHIBITION.

There VIII be novel sparrng exhibition at HIll's
Theatre morrow afternoon, as The contests will be
tween CO lored only. Many oi them announced to
appear are SAID very proficient tho SELL
defence, julius Ca,sar and RoDinson Crus0e will wind
up Tor q purse
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Whilo at exercise at Royaiiisu, France, Friday,
February 8, Count Nuaeeux (three years) suddenly
reareu up, AMI lalliDg backward upon his Stable lad
80 injureu the boy that he died immediately
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GROUNDS OF THE FOUNTAIN GUN SHOOTING CLrB AT
ATLANTIC HOTEL, SHREpsHEAD BAY, LONG ISLAND, Feb.
%, lS7a-Aoninly contest ior Inc Club Champion
Cup seven pirds eacn 81 yards rise so yards bound
ary; IA OF. shot; Long Island rules 10 govern
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THE OAR.

is said that William Nicholson, OF Stockton. who
Is engaged to William Elliott, Of Pegswood, upon
tho Tyne, from Mansion House to Scotswood Sus-
pension Bridge, on Monday March 4, for fl0O side.
has caught a severe cold and that ho Will De absent
from PRACTICE upon the river for y day or Lwo.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
PIGEON SHOOTING.

number of gentlemen about forming gun
club Babylon, L. l., to be called the South Side
Gun Club.
On Saturday last several gentlemen who were dis
appointed in their contemplated shooting excursion
on Washington's Birthday met At Selah @. Smiths
Watson House, Babylon, on the 23d, ana engaged In
several sweepstakes, lew Of the scores being an-
naxed==all heipR Tor S. and 1Ya hlIds each
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sires reelection. Ho has already had two terms OF
Office
Hester cymer is working hard for denomination
and has prospect OF getung IT.
The Cincinnati Commercial suggests that some wild
land DC set apart for the tramps
Why cannot the rural legislator be content with Q
poughshare instead OF asking for "divvyf"
The nomination OF Lester IN the Seventh Con-
grosional district OF Georgia dcfea, Tor Senator
Hill
Tho Pensacola Fr.) Gasete announces for Congress.
man from the First district the name OF Robert II.
N. Davidson.
and weak movement for the allurement OF
the greenbackcrs the republican fold Is discernbe
in the Western press.
Indianapolis Journal (rep.) Tho democratic party
has always fought greenbacks and would degrade
now II they bad tho powcr."
The Boston Herald says that General Butler will
have as (grcen?) backing fully onc-hird Of the
voters of the Fifth Massach usetts district
An Ohio who has made study oil domestic
entomology is that civil service reform is
a homo bug ana to the manor born. 1t Hayes that
appearance.
The Boston Post says that lack Chandler may wit
the eclipse OF his sob in-law IN septic mber.
And shn We hcar no more 'Hail tho Senate: from
Msine" It's passing sad.
indianapolis Journal (rcp l:'The proper place for
every honest grcenback is in the republican party
II created tho greenback and has maintained and de-
Tended against the attacks OF rebels rcpudatonists
ana democrats"
The Congressional Convention OF Mr.. Schleichers
district Texas, adjourned without making any NOM
natiop. There will probably be two democratic can
ddat In consequence OF the obstnacy OF the faction
that voted for Mr.. ireland.
St Louis Times tdem.) :-'If there Is a Northern
-
driven OUT by the speech OF JEFF Davis or anybody
discs speech the South may thank itself for tho rid
dance. II would only be misfortune that no couldn't
DO scared clean out OF the country"
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STRUCK WITH A WAGON SEAT.
THE SERIOUS QUARREL THAT GREW OUT or A

THE SERIOUS QUARREL THAT GREW OUT OF
MIGRATORY CLAM SHE'LL.
Daniel 4. Foster, n middle aged man and a well
known sporting character about town. received a
dangerous wound the head during an exciting oil.
tercaton yesterday. Foster, under inspector KeisS
was appointed special docctivc aud placed on duty
at the metropolitan Hotel where he hail fellow we'll
met among the sporting fraternity who irequonted
the place. Lately he has settled down TO the propric
torsnip Of bird store NJ 80 West rhird street.,
whore In his line no considered quite expert aud
does a thriving business lie was passing
through Alien street four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the company OF Trend, Jsurs
Mclaughlin. Whom they roscbed lager beer saloon
ing at No So avenue u, was IN tho OF open
CLANS poriion OF she'll struck Foster IN the lace
Wbile smarting win The pam Foster used ansry ana
insulting language 10 Quirk. mo latter replied
~ u similar strain ana a wordy war followed. Foster
drew back ans placed MS hand msnacingJy on his
s,dc pocket Quirk tearing that Foster meant TO
mead with tho seat OF lhis wagon. knock
Ing HIM sensci loss During tho quarrei n humber
OF people assembled 10 witness what was goiup on.
Seeing Foster iali bleeding to the ground, Qurk
jumped INTO h,s wagon anu urovc on. lie was hotlv
pursued by some OF the spectators, aud noJtpy
that they were g'iniog on ham he jumped
from his wagon and up Alien
street Oifccrs Layton aud Gibson OF tho
Tenth precinct, went IN quick pursuit anu caught
with him at avenue aud Second street. lilo was
taken into CUSTODY aud los kcd up The officers ne
the wounded man still lying unconscious on the
sidewalk. Tbey procured sretcher snd took MN TO
the station house. Thence To was removed by ain.
buIance to the Chambers street HospnsL deep cut
the right side Of his bcaJ, lcnred
his skull Is fractured. Ambu,aDoo surgeon West,
who dressed The wound. says that no WI not
recover.
Foster, VINO Is better known as Dog Dan" 10 q
married mau aud has family.
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Convention was going to &c captured by that sink
hole OF iniquity, New York.
MI. hirsch, OF Chemung. said that the convention
must stand by ITS honest leaders aud not sell out 10
traitors. In behalf OF delegates from the southern
tier lie utterly rejected the report OF The majority oil
the committee He was In favor OF no compromise
win traitors from New York. he advocated Inc
motion 10 reject the majority report so lar as re-
ferred 10 delegates from New YORK
ALL NEW WORKERS EXCLUDED.
An amendment was offered to adopt the majority
report OF the Committee Credent als, with tue ex-
cepion oil that part OF referred 10 The case OF
New YORK and Kings. The amendment was adopted
amid great ooni usion
Mr. Powers, oil Oneida, moved that the delegates
rom he ci,y and county Of New York be excluded
from The deliberations of the Convention.
Mr. Connolly, of New York, said IL was unfair 10
throw out hts delegation account OF the opposition
OF an organization which sat in the galleries. II the
Convention proposed TO admit any portion OF the
ORGANIZATION headed by Walter ii. Shupe he and his
delegation did want auythng TO 90 with the Con-
vcntion. (Groans and hisses)
Mr. Powers molten TO exclude all dele atoms from
the city and county Of New York was adopted.
"A COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATIONS
Dir. T. Kane, OF Monroe, moved tie appoin ent by
the Chair oil committee Of eight permanent
organization
Mr.. Cooper, OF Steuben. approved OF the motion.
He said that the scum would float away during tho
night ana they could have n pure Convention TO-
morrow.
The motion was adopted.
reconsideration OF tho motion was then moved
and adopted.
Congressional districts report the OF dele
gate from each Congressional district, to compose
committee on permanent ore aniZati0n.
The motion was adopted ana the Convention took a
III order that the dele might select such
committee.
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
On reassemUling tho names OF the following dele.
gates were DESIGNATED as members OF the Commit
an ntty .ttnn