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The New York herald., 1879-03-02
THE TRANSVAAL REPUBLIC.
TRANsvAAL REPUBLICANS PREPARING TO ELECT
PREsIDENT-THE DoERs AND THE ZULUs.
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON. March 1. 1879.
Affairs In the Transvaal are causing con-
siderable anxiety in Cape Town. Spe-
cial dispatches from there state that
Transvad delegate told Governor Sir Bartle Frero
that the people of Transvaal unanimously desire
vas impossible to grant this 1t is reported that
rransvad is preparing to elect President. special
despatch from the correspondent Of the Daily
Necs ut Cape Town states:-"It is reported
that the republicans intend to reconvene the old
Volksraad which dissolved by Sir Theophilus
Shepstone. and elect President OF the Transvaal
Republic. 1t is reported also that majority of the
Transvaal Beers decline TO take part against the
Zulus. despatch from Getty ywayo to General Kruger.
former President of the Transvaal, asking the
Beers to remain neutral has been intercepted. The
commander of Dutch station had seized aud sent
back to the Zulus cattle captured and sold to tho set
tlers the ground that the Zulus might be ex-
pected to invade tho Transvaal to recapture their
rant for the arrest of tho commander but
IN attempt to execute it would probably
be forcibly resisted. The leaders of the
Dutch party protest against these reports and
against suspicious of alliance, present or pros.
pective between the Beers and tie Zuius Il is to
be noted also that many Beers are serving efb
ciently with Colonel Woods column, and the Trans
vsal is itself threatened both by Sccococn and by
the Kafirs within its borders. Other English Jour-
nails think there is reasonable foundation for tho
apprehensions expressed in the special despatch 10
the Mems.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEpAnrNENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, March al A. NJ.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. March I'll A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle States. partly cloudy weather.
slight changes in temperature slight rise in
barometer northwest to northeast winds and areas
of light rain.
For New England. partly cloudy weather. north to
west winds, a slight fall in temperature rising
barometer and light snow IN the Northern portion
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys cold northcrly winds. shifting to warmer east
erly and southeriy; slight rise. followed by falling
barometer and partly cloudy weather. with light
rains aud snow In Missouri and Iowa. followed by
clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, areas OF light
rain and snow. followed by partly cloudy. colder
weather. and winds mostly from north to east. and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For tho lower lake region. partly cloudy aud
slightly colder weather. with rising barometer and
variable winds. mostly from northeast to northwest.
followed during tho night by falling barometer.
For the Pacific coast region partly cloudy weather,
with light rain in Washington Territory and north
ern portion of oregon.
The Lower Mississippi River will fall slowly.
Cautionary OF shore signals continue at Galveston
and Indianola.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Thomas w. Sherman. United States Army;
ex-Congressman d. j. Morrell. OF Pennsylvania;
Nathanial Thayer. of Boston. and John I. Raymond
are at the Fifth Avenue. Senator Ira Davenport of
Bath n. Y, is ut the St. James Professor Carl Och
sineous, of Marburg Prussia is at the St. Nicholas
+. I. $. barley. OF Philadelphia John La Fargo the
artist and Captain Dclort of the steamship Amerique
are at the Everett. Thomas Swinyard, Of Canada is
at the Windsor
HAVE YOU THE SYMPTOMS? DIFFICULTY OF
breathing short dry cough. quick pulse, and pain in
side symptoms Of approaching
you have them. relieve the chest cough the
Inflammation with HALk's loSEY or lIoRkHouSp Tan.
The remedy Is swift and certain CRlTrENTONS, 9TH
av. Sold by all druggists.
PINES TOoruAcHE DRors cure in one minute
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?''
the penalties Of py ogical
cuted speedily fancy they void. Bnt when the
systom breaks down and almost hopeless complications
arise which the family by of his limited
experience fails to relieve the pcrtncncy of the above
inquiry Is apparent. Many remedies have been specially
prepared for these aud ply ysnns bidding
of land. search" is required and the title
carefully examined inv Aids should carefully
investigate the claims OF any ply stefan Offering
to treat chronic diseases DR. PtRcns FAMILY MEDICINES
ncnt ply scans have failed odate surgical
aud those dcsrous OF being
speedily. DR. Pierce has erected elegant sanitaum
"A co OF nearly half million dollars No Institution in
world offers advantages superior those this
tablishmcnt Half uf phy scians attend
ancc Of whom have been prominently
with leading American and European hospitals. Every
improved facility for Fastening cure that liberal
peiditurc could here bc found be-
fore fully deciding where address Inv and Tour
lists Hotel, Tor circular,
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THE VATICAN.

DEATH OF CARDINAL GUIDI-THE coNsIsToRY-
DR.. NEWMAN TO BE CREATED A CARDINAL.
tBY CABLE TO THE HHRALD1
ROME. March 1, 1879.
Cardinal Filippo Marie Gudi. died to-day. at tho
age of sixty-four years. having beenborn ON July
III. 1915. He belonged tn the Dominican Order and
was created Cardinal March 1G. 1868.
The following description of tho deceased prcatc,
written by one of the HrRALDs correspondents in
Rome in January. 1878. will be read with interest at
the present time--An orator Of reputation all his
means of action concentrated in his eoqucncc He
lives In the shadow Of Plus IX poor and
His Holiness appointed him Archbishop of Bologna
tho 2ist of September. 1863. Tho revolution was
fused to repair to his diocese. In tho Ecumenical
Council Cardinal Guidi spoke against the dogma of
infaibty in order. he expressed it, TO sttenuate
the declarativc terms of the dogma Ho OF opin-
ion that the present Pope while maintaining the pre-
tensions of the Church. should avoid every like
exaggcration.l
Pope raised Cardinal Nina PontihcM Secretary of
yatc. the order of Cardinal Deacons to that of
Cardinal Priests, and nominated Cardinal Edoardo
Borromeo AZ Camerleneo of the Sacred
College. In place of Cardinal Fcrricri.
whose term has expired. His Holiness also pre-
cognizcd thirty -four archbishops and bishops. No
cardinals were created. The Roman correspondent
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DANGER IN RAGS.

FOR BLACK PLAGUE INFECTION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. March /. 1872
Drs. c. A. Lindsley and c. W. Chamberlain. OF the
State Board Of Health. to-day Investigated
the importation OF rags to this port from
Alexandria. Egypt. They find that the vessel
recently discharged. and two to arrive in few days.
probably sailed before the appearance Of the tlack
plague at that port No other vessels
pected to arrive here, but imported rags are
sent every day to this city from New York
by the steamboats,. They hold disinfccton on board
vessels impracticable. the bales must be opened
The investigation made at the suggestion of
some members of the Legislature i'll session.
No danger is now feared. The rags imported here
go to the Seymour Paper Company, of Windsor
Locks. Those brought here by steamboats, 90 to
towns in Massachusetts,. New Haven has not ap-
money yet for the of the local board
in case dlsinfection should be needed.
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country; and. according to the contract with the
Cramps. must make the fastest trip on record in her
voyage around Cape Horn. Her speed has
been tested in two days trial trip at sea aud
found to be quite up to the agreement The Cal.
ifornia Is built Oh the beautiful model
as the previous ship OF the
which captivaed the Russians that they purchased
her tor the first of the four American cruisers. A
full description of the ship has already been
published in the HERALD
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"WUAT ARE you GOING TO DO ABOUT
NEW SONG.


.suE's GONE IN SEARCH OF sozoDoNTn
Air-"Comiue Through the Rye"
She's gone In search OF soZODONr,
Her teeth To beautify;
The only thing she seems to want
Beneath the srchng sky.
For see, her form though beautiful,
And beautiful her face,
Her teeth dark. her breath is dull,
Destroying every grace
But soZODONT used morn and night
win wash their stains away.
And leave her tooth than white,
And breath like new mo~n hay.
"ART INITIATING NATURE"
HuxrmRsY's PamsrAS DIAMONDS. upon which ncithers
timc nor wear has any effect last forever They are
coating Of diamond prccpitatcd by votaic action on
pure cry ysta base They for sale onlyat
r. HUMPHREYS Jewelry Establishment,
$40 Broadway corner 18th st. New York Preo list sent
free have o agents
ANGosruRA BITTERs WE'RE PREPARED by
Or i g. B Sicgert for his private Their reputation
such today that ths have become generally known
the best appczing tonic Beware OF councreits. Ask
and druggist for the genuine article nanufac
turcd ny DR.. j. q. H. siegcu sons.
ASTOR HOUSE SHOE SrORE.-STERN's ANIERI.
and English Walking shoes hand scwed 81. Boots,
Button Caters, s 90 81 50 Caters ss Dress shoes.
ALL RUpTUREp SUFFERERS FIND IMMr.
date and permanent relief through the vcroR TRuss
Wcarers always recommend It, No understrap 3vesey
st. (Astor Housc.
TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
breath wBnows's C,Srnon'rkD sAroSAcSous DkSr-
A.-sELzER BRUNNEN. NATURAL SPARKLING
A srLrHANI co. 40 New st., sole importera
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A NEW FLOATING PALACE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILApELrHfA, March 1, 1879.
The new steamer state of California, built for
the Pacific Steamship Company by tho Mcssrs.
Cramp & Sons. was inauguratcd to-day by q
dinner party Of distinguished guests. srhc new
steamer is probably the finest ever built in this
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m p,osn M"sIon iiyor.vL'c gasl f., ELryaron "a 'o
In the year s,? was stranded ackass Bar califor-
Tia now Kenyon Greek My resources aDoat 81 ooo
10 start country store, which my brother at Shasta had
had first 10 ret building: this was difficult as there
only shanes on the Bar each filed and over
on of one Finally was told to Doctor Damn; he told
sc for ns h hs ssas fr sw
Ss ark ose three Hs my 20 @ Fer ras ss.
reths pis were worth all the money! Looking at them
y 30 each "Bat am not medical man. Neither am
paid TIC $500. and became the of shanty pills
In the of the first day after came posses
on @ a Ipsnas tue aSor % % b
matter; Il have fearful cole. said the poor fellow
r"c took 8 him In gave m him ten BnASDEnrn I.ls and
acted and @ ne wsp :" aep lie was persety vel the next
The nest day miner bowling with the toothache;
his taee terribly swollen and he pull the
ter take ten BRAsDnrrns PILLS and horn Of whskey;
ing while he took the pills and drink away The
next night hs came radiant The S~ens was gone and az
he had saved his molar
sleep: had drinking steadily week Tie swore Ss
wS"d XII s If df yn mot w Sys h .eR had no sSaa
ful Of wskoy. He swallowed both then down
& aG the S' mn fell Back Ss Ss4d
and but a, w i % n deIa sleep v he slept g "a
bowl of soup and he paid me five ounces in gold and went
rejoicing taking six boxes of pills shield against
Day AFTER day same me fhennac uyspeptcs and bli-
and chest aches arising from working in the
hours day; cured them all with BRASDRETHs PILLS.
The beauty of these pills is that they need Diet and
working the water after taking dose had injurious
effect They were the medicine for the miners +;
treated most successfully number of Of chs and
fever also thirty of dysentey Many of the miners
were troubled with cosveness two pills night
cured them generally in days.
stuck 70 the pill business for eleven months, when the
mines failing and miners leaving reckoned gains and
found had cleared just Sl4 900. SO sold my shanty
for $500 and started for San Francisco.
Yours very truly,
A. GALLAND
BRANDRErns PILLS sold by all druggists Principal
office No. 2s'i Canal st. Brandreth House, New York
HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOLLOW
In tho wake of DR. BULLS CorGH SyRUP Price IS
HOYT'S DYSPEPSIA CURE NEVER FAILS FOR
sale by all druggists. General depot No SO Vesey New
York
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS DEBILITY. KIDNEY.
blood. liver cured in specified time charge Dr.
FIrLlR's REMEDY 2l John
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2lS broadway
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SHERE ALI.
Official Announcement Of
the Ameer's Death.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Rise and Progress OF the
Afghan Empire.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, March /, 1879.
The Viceroy of India telesraphs that he
has received the following letter from
Yakoob Khan, son of Shere Ali, Ameer of
Afghanistan, dated the 26th of February
YAKooB KHAN's LETTER.
''News has been received here of the
death of my father on the 21st of February.
AS my father was an old friend of tn o
British government send the information
out of friendship"
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of the Pail Mall Gazette says that the Pope has sent
DR.. Newman the announcement that he will be
ated cardinal the Consistory TO be held in March
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EUROPE.

EOItOFE.
4 MERICANS TRAVELLING IN EUROPE WITHOUT
to A. G. wILLMARTH, U. $. Passport Agent, 10 Park
place.
4 EAU DE COLOGNE DE SANDALINE
"A. SANDALINE HAIR LIFE. >
q %ar tsEb
BUSINESS Is BUSINESS :"
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
with circulation larger than all other evening papers
combined offers the opportunity to business adver
avn ATT, xhw At % %oSK CENTS A LINE.
WILL READ 1T. +,
LNLORILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
If teeth are white and be autiful
1t keeps them SO intact:
1t brings their whitcness back;
And by its what good effects
Are daily to be seen;
ras Gess. ss"sf SAaRxST issi T'Pf.e 2laisSs
For sale by all druggists in the United States.
GOLDEN IAlRi-RoBAREs AuREoLiNE Pros
color much admired is perfectly harnles had
MoGNSEN Iss England Sole agents.
NOTABLE TRADEsNEN IN PARIS
AU GRAND HorEL-PARIs, PLACE DE L'oPERA
Particularly recommended
Passion 20 francs day, including lodging board anda
rS
Au high ~TfTf I.Ts AND FANCY
o 1rs ssef shT SISslsf HShSr FOR
pnus h': soSRs sSs
cARklhaE aR'ist SGiGDERs MILLION QUIET Co.
WINES Aisnss 'Fimsr A0aisSS AoSWf-cLAREr BoURGocsE
Champagne, sherries Brandes Cuviliier l6 Rue do
PERPuMERY FIRST CLASS. GUERLAiN
Paris l5 Rue de Ia Paix
TAPESTRY CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNrruxx.
yoUSG I&biEs s Shoot MISS syLEAu ca.rdsn..
yEwfE FRs SsTs FSs Sp Ar
spEcA9 df %kbbSd Ggs eSsy sSasEyrs FROM 20,
= 5000 francs. Gil. LABoURIAU je~siior. lis
PRECIOUS aS s''shS sToSEs, orALs SPECIALLY DuBxrs
pxoSps rEAL FsEoots Rue sTogss gis'i Emile
u pKiSTES Esgs %sDs t rGsG M%asss \ RH De sSysa
TEs. Rue du Hasrs. Boulevard nanssmann. nsAa
HussSS, isTJourIER JEwELLER.
AS6 rn6wRss
EAU ks EE ssf pf1 sa 3SS ss *
Hssi fsi $ f %oRKs
LIZ ROY F'San fLs hs osLodfks e DE la MARINE IL
SHIRE EhcSa Eys coLoRs
sT CLASS F6R The MOST STYLISH
ps Arr i!'ns kRs f Co.'S
MxE SuTEs pE vERs EHtF Rue SESr q ( Fax
LADIES' Il fs Aa's first H'''
'ifs sIiSs IL sfs
Head Dresses arst class Buher, Fr~o q seurs
LAlT DIRIS EMULSION PERFUMED GIVING
beauty TO complexion L. 7. Pivor, 10 Boulevard de
EAU 'pEsSsSTTifFskrcE PHILIPPE AND oDoNrHALrSa
Dental Pastel - Rue a. En- ghein.
RESTAURANT VELOUR, J\E, pUCHESNE SUCCR.
Palais Roy al. Galerc Nalos 1O7 los lUo
DINER NATIONAL CATALAN, 173 PALAIS ROYAL
Dcicuncr. francs Diner. francs, vim eompris
'A"'' cnAafAGNE MANUEL & CO,
the champagne producers Rems who obtained
THE GOLD MEDAL.
the highest rccompense awarded to champagne wines
agent credit required for the United
States
1)OYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION,
IL ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION,
ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION,
At Ala la -Chapelic (Germanyl
beginning OF lectures, APRIL IL
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For sale by all druggists in the United States.

GOLDEN HAIR.-ROBARE'S AUREOLINE PRO-
ducee by three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired 1t is perfectly harmless To be- had
of all apothccares and fancy goods dealers Sole
HONENDEN SON London England
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BUSINESS Is BUSINESS,
- AND
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
with circulation larger than all other evening papore
combined Offers the opportunity business to ader
tisc their goods
AT 20 CENTS LINE
AND ALL NEW YORK
WILL READ IT.
=. lEMOREsrs MONTHLY MAGAZlNE.-LARGEsr IN
lyfotm, largest In circulation, best everything that
makes desirable every the model
magazine. combining genius OF art literary eNcelencc
household fashions correspondence, criticism
humor and other rare beautiful useful aud entertaining
with artistic aud costly Illustrations. such
seel oil pictures in colof and other
designs and altogether combination of attractions
paraeled in MAGAZINE. DO tail splendid
March number ready price yc post rcc yeary -,
with Mime DemOrcsts What o. Wear, Portfolio
Of Fashions pcaItand Dcmorests journal wear
ptcman ali tou periodicals year post free S.
Address W JENNINGS DLMOREsI "a East l4th ST.,
New York
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL's TROUBLES.

HIS DEBTS LIKELY TO REACH SIX MILLION DOL
LAIs-wILL THE CHURCH PROPERTIES STAND
ING IN HIS NAME BE SOLD TO PAY CREDITORS?
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
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II teeth are white and beautiful
1t keeps them so intact:
II they're discoored in the least,
1t brings their whitcness back;
And by its use what good effects
Arc daily TO be seen:
Thus hence IL is that general praise
Greets "FRAGRANT FLORILINEp
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DOCUTA SANDAL CAPSULES.
HOW MADE sl4. GOO IN II MONTHS.
OFfick OF GALLAND X Co. MANUFACTURES OF
MONITOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR

FINE SILK HATS s3 DO WORTH S5; NOBBY
DfRHYs 81 IL New Church st up stairs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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A SOUTHERN wOMAN'S STORY
bright and readable book the pen Phobe Yates
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Every reader throughout the South will greet this book
warmth IL will absorb their enlist their
sympathy and interest and delight them ALL
POLE on WHIST
An entirely and enlarged edition Of this
books the OF whist which is added the famous
rules and laws OF whist printed from Portland Club
Code which Is the leading authority all tho
BE careful TO order The Pcttiand Club Edition. u all
other editions are imperfect
O. W. CARLETON 4 Co, Publishers
Madison slu New York e
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THE COURTS.
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.

WORK OF THE COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
moro than twenty cases disposed OF. although both
parts adjourned earIy in to allow Judges Cowng
ann Giderseeve attend the meeting OF the Commits
sion for the draw ing OF Grand Jurors for 1ssc.
Francisco sanaDrla and Jose Bebclagua the Brazilian
torgers were arraigned before Judge Gfersleevc and
pleaded not guilty. Thoy will be tr.sd on Monday.
jeremiah OBrien. lad OF sixteen, while employed
messenger boy by Bernhard Ielder OF No. 60 John-st
embezzlrd $50 which Entrusted to him 10 pay
an account. He pleaded guilty and was sent 10 the
EInira l.eioTmatory
August robbed OF her gold watch George ID. Ora
ham subsequently, arrested In this city with the
property III his possession ye~toroh! nc pleaded guilty
aud was cent 10 state Prison IoI Two years ana Fix
Michael Donohue, q tramp. hroke into the dwelling
house oi Elizabeth LuOttke, No. 23s East FortysXth-
ST. ON August 20. aud stole clothing and hOuschOld
articles. lie sent To the state Prison for three
years and six months.
broke into the billiard saloon OF Joseph Cockney at No.
26l Bowcry, the night OF August y. aud stole bill
lard and pool balls, wine cigars and two Ieyolves He
observed hdinc the plumber In one OF the columns
the elevated railroad, and arrested companion
who was with him escaped He pleaded guilty, sen
tence postponed.
julius A. X ,binson was robbed OF his watch while
riding Ihlrd-ave. the night of July ~ b.
william DOIan and Henry Leyinson AT the August
term of the Court DOran pleaded guilty and
State Prison for four years Livnson at that time said
innocent aud AIRED that lie bad been robbed
Of his watch the same night on IA Thira-ave.
Yesterday he pleaded guilty aud was sent to Stale
Prison for two years ana "A half
The residence Of Catharne n Duyckinck. at No. 1le
East Eignteentl-st.. entered by burglars
lie absence Of the inmates ON the night OF August
TO- and silk dresses and other valuables stolen
Arthur Dempsey aud George Thompson were arrested
these ARE the committed the gaIy at
thu sA-anee OF Mr. Allen OF the Astor H0usei and That
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Courage once more WINS the Gay; the re-
norris FROM saratoga assert that u was Mr. tOnking's
bold speech which secured Nj. Corneifs nomination.
and thai the succts The first b0t surprise TO
senator after another term ~ private sc0ljiug and
bacsbiing and timd public protest. more 10 the
ground, and not even with tie dignity % the Roman
lsdiators crvne. Han. CHsar we who 90 10 die sautc
thee nut with silly and ungcBemany Kisses at the del
eyates VINO voted foi Sir. COnklug'~ man. The public
surely cares hear more Of tuese anti Conkng peO-
rle T. il not good time tor the Democrats 10 take
needless risks hy nominating either second rate mau
or ore who VIII spit rather than hhrmODzc the party.
IL NAV he possible reflect Robinson, but IL l.
doubltul The anti COukliug Republicans furious
and bitter today; IN; they will "ray round the nag
viii more OF good before next November and
ioIu Mr. Coukng IN making II hot" for the Democrats
They MI stand the platform. and they all looking
10 The Presidential wear Their absurd faction fights
will cease long before election day. and the more
tay cease because that faction which IL It's Gespcra-
ou Eht have thrown the STATE away, II has done
has carried the lay at Saratoga The other
faction scods. but IL does not bolt.
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CORNELL CAMPAIGN CLUBS.

A meeting of citizens of the With assembly DIS
trict was held Wednesday evening at No31 CLINTON
place, and Cornell Campaign Club was organized
with the following officers Robert CuITen, lhe'i-
dent Henry Grasse and J. J. Carroll, vice-presi-
dents G.. S. Van Vie, secretary, and H. I.
Percy. treasurer. A dispatch was ordered to DO
sent to Mr.. Cornell. congratulatng HIM on MS
nomination for Governor. The club adjourned.
subject 10 the call Of the president.
AT large meeting of Republicans held at fekci ;
Hotel. dS4 Eiahth-ave., on Wednesday evening"
resolutions were passed organizing the ~ u. ,or-
nell Club of the XVIII Assembly District seventy
five members sigued the roll, and the following
officers were elected {:
I'resdefit-Wiiliam ". Montgomery
FIRST Wee IresideEt-HenTy Bradley.
Second Zee sflaltiey.
SecreiGrg-A. l.. Branard.
Financial Socrctdrg-John Collins:
SerqeGri-qi- 1rms-Wtlliam Murphy.
The Repnbhcans of New-Brghton, ;. l., met last
evening and organized the Grant-Cornel kepnD-
lican CInb of w-Brighton 200 names were en-
rolled. The following permanent officers were
chosen:
Tresident-D. w. Judd.
Se,Tef0ry-C haTleS Bib.
recording Socretayics-Edward Openshaw and Frank
Jones.
Ireaswcr-Andrew Bowman