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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-06-12

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TAMMANY VS.. ANTI!rAMMANY.

A Secession Movement Threatened In
the New York State Democratic Con.
vention.
New YoRx, September 6.-Tammany's
war against Tilden and Ro binson increases
in bitterness. The Tammany delegates to
the State Convention, which meets on
Wednesday, met this evening-John Kel.
ly being one OF them-and unanimously
resolved that, II it becomes evident that
the Convention is going to nominate Rob.
inson for Governor, the Tammany delegates
will in body leave the room, and have no
more to do with the Convention. Itwas
said tonight by Tammany man that,
this done, Tammany will ask the other
delegations in the Convention who are in
favor Of some other candidate than Rob.
inson 10 unite with them in a new Con.
vention, and that, TO insure the success oi
this Convention. Kelly has seen 10 1t that
representative Democrats from all over
the State, who believe as he does shall be
there to go into the new meeting. The
attitude OF the organization is attracting
intense interest here. To-day's Conven,
tons In different parts OF the State seen
to indicate that Robinson will be renomi
nate on the first ballot, he having made
substantial gains in several districts, The
Brooklyn Eagle, Robinson's organ, say
this evening that enough delegates are al
ready elected to insure the nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-08

WASHINGTON, September IA dispatch
received at the Department Of State from
the Consul General at Berlin, states thai
in consequence Of the alleged case o
poisoning from the use OF American can,
ned corned beef, Professor Reinbaun, OF
the Polytechnic at Karlsruhe, Germany
by order Of the Health Department Of thai
city, had made q chemical analysis oil
American canned beef and ham, and re.
ported that in consequence OF the careless.
ness in soldering particles OF lead sufficient
to cause injury to health were found in
the beef and ham examined. The authori.
ties thereupon warned the public agai nst
the use of American canned meats, course
which must OF necessity (so the Consul
General thinks) affect their sale in that
and other districts. In view OF the great
interests involved in this branch OF our
export trade, the growing popularity OF
American canned meats in Europe, and
the uses to which such analytical opinions
as the foregoing can be applied to check
their consumption, our packers should fol-
low up such investigations, and find out
how much truth and how much prejudice
there may be therein, and make the neces-
sary corrections at once.
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Tic Rcsnlt IN California.

The election Of all four Of the Republi'
can candidates for Congress in California
seems now to be well assured, This is q
gain Of two. At the election OF 1877 the
contest was very close in the Fourth dis.
trict. pacheco, Republican, received 10,-
lO4 votes against lo,lO3 for Wigginton,
Democrat, but the latter contested the
seat and won it at the hands otthe Demo.
cratic majority in tho House. Whether an
other contest will arise this time over any
oithc districts remains to be seen. The
success OF Wigginton is calculated to en-.
courage all Of the defeated Democratic
candidates to initiate his example.
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dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatc attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state OF
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to Its healing prophecies
Physicians recommend Il.
Il have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and 1t has proved to be very
reliable and eficacious in the treatment Of
severe and long-standing coughs. know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for It's use consider would
not now be lving.-1saac s. Herbien, M.
D., straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price-Trial bottles. % cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 90, or six
for S. 90. A single 95-cent bottle will Oft
entmes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
lie: Prepared only by DR.. SwaYne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists.
MwRAW
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sueeess In the stocL MnrLst.

Few people understand how largo for.
tunes are amassed so rapidly in stock
operations. Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.,
Bankers, N. Y, have Just published "two
unerring rules for success" and full de-
tails, so that anyone can operate. Mailed
free. Their new combination system Of
dealing in stocks is wonderfully profitable.
By this method thousands OF orders, in
various sums, are pooled into one immense
capital, and co-operated as mighty whole,
thus securing to each shareholder all the
advantages Of vast capital and best skill.
Profits divided every thirty days. Sl5
would make S75 profit, 500 would return
81 900, or 10 per cent on the stock in the
month, and so on, according to the market.
A New York Fashion Editress and promi-
nent newspaper correspondent, made over
$40 per cent profit on an investment, Oct.
9th, 1873. Many others are doing as well
or better. Large or small amounts can be
used with equal proportionate success by
the system. All kinds OF stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. Ap-
ply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 FIX
change Place, N. Y. City.
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R.rundlng Certificates Closed out.

WASHINGTON, September G.-of the ten.
dollar retunding certificates there were
sold by the Treasury Department s40O,Ol2..
75O. For the purpose Of making the sale
700 Government officers, mostly Postmas.
tors, were designated by the Secretary OF
the Treasury as depositaries; but 500 OF
that number, however, qualified by filing
q bond, and through whom sales were
made to the amount Of $2S,569, 200. One
hundred and eighty-four National banks
were designated for the purpose, but only
seventy-six qualified, selling s., 1877 $40.
The balance, $40, ,945,sS0, were sold by
the United States Treasurer and Assistant
Treasurers. Accounts OF all depositaries
have been closed, and the proceeds OF the
certificates sold by them have been depos.
tied in the Treasury, without the loss Of q
single cent. w.
Thirty.five million, eight hundred and
sixty thousand, seven hundred and fifty
dollars in refunding certificates have been
presented for conversion into iour.per.
cent bonds to date.
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A sIekly Meeting to Hear Thurman
Saturday Might.

COLUMBUS, O., September 6.-Thurman's
meeting at the City Hall tonight was a
failure in the number of people present
and in enthusiasm. Itisa fact that three
times as many people were turned away
from the hall the night Secretary Schurz
spoke as were present to hear Thurman.
His audience is estimated at four or Ave
hundred voters, but they did not manifest
any enthusiasm whatever, except once in
awhile'when Matt Martin would hammer
his cane on the floor as a signal for the
men to shuttle their boots. His remarks
concerning finances and supervisors OF
elections ELECTED no applause whatever,
and it made the speaker stamp around
considerably. By actual count only four
teen persons, including representatives Of
the press, were seated on the stage. The
Senator was very much out OF humor
when he saw the crowd, and 1t showed
plainly in his face. Thousands OF gutter
snipes announcing a grand rally were
distributed over the city during the week,
and flaming posters told the people that
Mr.. Thurman would speak, but the peo.
pie did not pay as much attention to the
announcement as they would to dodger
OF one-horse minstrel performance.
Even the stalwart Republicans sympa-
thized with the Democrats in the beggarly
reception paid to 0hio's Senator.
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WASHINGTON, September 6.-Consul
Lord, Of Ningpo, writing July 20, says oil
the grain crops in the province of Che
Kiang, that from April to the middle oi
June the weather was wet and cold. II
then became suddenly dry and hot, and SO
continued up to the date Of writing. Such
was the intensity Of the heat that the ca.
nails, which are largely relied upon for ir.
rgation, dried up, and everything became
parched. Should the drought continue
much longer, the Consul thought the grain
crop Of the province would be almost to.
tally destroyed.
The cotton crop had also suffered great.
ly. The province Of Che Kiang has an ares
Of about for thousand square miles, and q
population Of over twenty.eix millions.
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FLAsYH WOMAN IN COURT.
New York Diamond swIndlIur Cas-

New York Diamond SwIndlIng Cases,
NEw YoRx, September O.-The beauti.
full and stylish Mrs. Mary Hasey, ala,
schoonmaker, alias Cleopatra, and several
other names, who is charged in conjunc.
ton with Thos. Lynch, diamond broker,
with having fraudulently swindled several
various parties out OF thousands OF dollars
by means OF comparatively worthless dia,
monds, was arraigned for trial to-day, and
held In 5000 bail. The Judge also in,
tends holding Lynch in the same amount
CLEOPATRA, elegantly attired in black
silk, seemed perfectly uneoncerned, and
occupied most Of the time in court chat
one; born in Philadelphia; salesvomar
by trade, and resided on West Twelfth
street, this city. She then personally up
pealed to the Judge, a handsome man, L
reduce her bail, buthe declined.
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At Martins Ferry Saturday Evening.
VIM. Fl. West, the blind orator OF Ohio,
delivered an eloquent address at Martins
Ferry Saturday night, under the auspices
Of the Foster Club OF that place. Fully
one-third ofthe audience was ladies. lie
first referred to the importance OF the
coming election in Ohio as regards It's in
tluence in the coming Presidential elec.
ton, and as an index Of public opinion on
the question of finance. He also took up
the extra session Of Congress and discuss
ed the political situation in the South.
He showed that the Democratic party w4s
receding from its former positions step by
step, and that their political prophecies
and promises were dissipated when the
time Came.tor their fulfllment. He allu.
Fded particularly to their prophecy that re-
sumption was to be the crack OF doom.
But how did 1t turn out? Resumption
has became an established fact, and its
coming has ushered in bright and au-
spicious day
Public confidence has been restored, and
capital, which had fled away to seek
shelter, is again seeking the channels OF
trade. The sun does not shine ON coun-
try so bounteously blessed as the United
States. The ship has come back to her
anchorage OF coin, and the Democrats want
to take her back to the sea to imitation,
to see II they can not bring her back with.
out bankrupting her against many rocks,
as The Republican party did. President
Hayes, the Atlas oil the constitution, in
plotting the old ship in the night has made
some mistakes no doubt, but now that the
ship has arrived safe, would it be well to
send her to sea again under a pilot like
Sam Cary?
Mr.. West dwelt at lenght on the cur
rency question intersper8ing his remarks
with numerous apt illustrations which
were well received.
he alluded to the fact that in China
they stamped mulberry bark for money,
and nearly bankrupted the government.
In Indiana, he said, they at one time used
coon skins for money. Stamping on
piece OF paper that this is a dollar would
be about equivalent to stamping on mul.
berry bark that this is a coon skin. The
government has power to do great in
| Jury by fixing the measurement for pay.
ment OF debts, and It may compel person
to take a piece Of paper in payment OF
dollars that will not buy ten cents worth
OF goods. The Democratic platform de.
mands that the government shall issue
greenbacks OF equal tender (not value)
with coin.
Mr.. West next treated the question OF
National banks and closed by showing
how the north was affected by the state Of
affairs in the south. He showed that it
was the duty OF the people Of Ohio at the
coming election to rebuke the supporters
OF the reign OF terror that exists in the
south.
Mr.. West is an eloquent and forcible
speaker, and although quite blind, is able
% enlighten the people upon tho issues oI
tho IoV
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QuEENsrowN, September 7.-Arriyed-
Steamship Illinois, from Philadelphia.
LONDON, September 7.-steamships Les.
sing, City Of Brussels ami France, from
New York, arrived out,
NRw YoRx, September 6.-Arrived-
from Liverpool, and Australia, from Lon.
Picrov, n. S., September e.-The steam.
ship Quebec, which was ashore off the
east point OF Prince Edward Island, was
got OF about midnight last night. She
seemed but little damaged, and sailed two
hours aiterward for Quebec.
NRw YoRK, September 7,-Arrived-
Steamers Helyetia, from Liverpool
Ethiopia, from Glasgow.
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INC ResuIt Dol NIaIne To.lay.

During the last ten days there has been
aperceptible increase in confidence on the
part Of the Republicans as to their sue
cess in Maine. This has resulted in part
from the exposure Of scheme Oh the
part Of the leading Democratic manager,
Who is a prominent candidate for the
United States Senate, to so use the allied
GreenbaCkers astosecurea preponderance
Of Democratic members through their in
AuenCe in the Legislature, and thus be
able to dictate the choice OF a Senator
the choice to be himself. Senator Blaine,
with that peculiar "nose for news" Of his
seems to have scented out this schemeand
exposed it. The discovery is said to have
cooled the ardor OF the Greenbackers not
little. They do not care to be used to
pull Democratic chestnuts out of the fire.
What they wanted was, as the late William
Allen expressed it, more money and
less misery" That was their idea two
years ago in going into the Greenback or
gani1ation and in keeping in it last year.
They did not calculate on occupying a
Cats.paw relation to the Democracy, and
they do not apparently intend to occu-
py that relation at this time. Hence it is
doubtful now il the Democratic leaders
can control their votes to-day.
Last year they polled 4l,4O4 votes, as
against q, $50 Democratic votes and $3.50
Republican votes. They secured eleven
members OF the Senate 10 twenty on the
part Of the Republicans, and none on the
part Of the Democracy, and sixty.four
members Of the House against sixty-fve
on the part Of the Republicans and twen-
ty.twO on the part Of the Democracy. 1t
will thus be seen that the Democracy con-
Stituted only small amount OF the allied
strength in the last Legislature, and thus
the Greenbackers were able to easily elect
their candidate for Governor, the election
having gone into the Legislature on ac-
count Of the failure Of any partyto secure
majority at the polls,
IT is safe TO say that the result in Maine
today is in doubt, with the chances rather
in favor Of the Republicans. The result is
important rs involving the choice OF
United States Senator to succeed Hamlin,
whose term expires on the 4th Of March,
1851, and also rs involving the factorship
Of the Greenback party as an important
political element. They have been re-
latively stronger in Maine than in any
other State OF the Union, and II they de-
sert the standard there in large numbers
the country will interpret 1t as a simple
and sensible recognition on their part
that sunshine and shadow, cold and heat.
c'n not dwell together; or, in other words,
that Successiul resumption and successful
tiatism can not exist together, and inas-
much as resumption has shown itself to be
u success liatism .uust step down and out.
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CHICAGO.
Rank Clearings Increased aud
Pork.

Rank Clearings Increased Grain and
Pork.
CHICAGO, September 6.-The clearing
Of the Chicago banksf for the present weel
foot upa total Of $50, ,9e2 $50 81, an ex
cess Of 81, ,16S,sO5 40 over those for the
corresponding week last year. During the
week the trade Of the city has steadily in
creased in wholesale departments, and
with the opening OF the interstate In,
dustrial Exposition the city Is well filled
with visitors and retail dealers are enjoy
ing fair share ot patronage. City deposits
show decided increase, and collections
have improved.
Rates OF freight by lake and rail have
been steady on the basis Of SOC per 100 lbs.
on grain to New York by rail, and 4ic per
bushel for corn to Buffalo by lake. In
real estate circles quietness but firmness
has prevailed.
During the week the receipts and ship.
ments ct Chicago include: Receipts
Flour, 4s,037 barrels; grain, S,75B,Os7
bushels; hogs, 62,545 head. shipments-
Flour, 1854 barrels; grain, S,0S9,276
bushels; pork. 1870 barrels; lard $780,.
ll0 pounds; cut meats, 9,499, 1888 pounds.
The porkpacking at Chicago from March
1st 70 date is !, $4,000 hogs, against 1,5ls,-
600 for the corresponding date year ago.
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RESUMPTION PERMANENT.
Government vaults Bursting with &c

Government Vaults Bursting with Gold.
New YoRK, September 6.-The Assist
ant Treasurer here writes the Treasury
Department: There has been no change
in the movement Of gold. 1t still con-
tinues to accumulate in our vaults, whilst
the amount Of certificates outstanding re-
mains nearly stationary. There is really
no demand for gold, and as it is less con-
yenient than notes to handle, not only the
annual production, but the imports (which
are likely to be very large this fall) will
naturally take the same direction. The
accumulation in the stock OF coin in the
Treasury, in view Of the fact that custom
duties are now largely paid in U. S. notes
and silver certificates, Is conclusive evil
dence OF the general belief in the equality
Of these notes and in the perrhanency Of
resumption. It will soon necessary to use
a portion Of the silver vault for the storage
ofgold. Ss
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troops at Alikneylto move instantly upon
Shutar Garden Pass. General Roberts has
been ordered 10 proceed to Peiwer Pass
and advance on Cabul, while General
Stewart has been ordered to hold Canda.
har.
sistIA, September Troops Of all arms
have been recalled from Pishin, and are
reoccupying Candahar. Yakoob Khan has
asked for British aid. Bodsha Khan, who
holds the country beyond shutargerdan
Pass, has offered his services 10 the British,
Major Connolly reported oil quiet yester-
day to and beyond Shutargardan Pass.
6P.M.-According to authentic intelli-
gence received from Ali Kheyl seme Of the
natives have come in and reported that
they have seen the dead bodies Of British
officers at Cabul. It lis lumored that nine
troopers belonging to the escortescaped.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The business Boom In Eastern Pennsyl
VanIa,

The business Boom IN Eastern Pennsyl
vanIa.
PHILADELPHIA, September O.-The stock
market is still booming, and transactions
are very heavy. Coal stocks go up slowly
on a faint hope Of a combination, to which
drowning men still cling; but the inter-
ests are so adverse that it is next to impossi.
BILE that an agreement can be reached.
While other companies have been rushing
to bankruptcy, the Lehigh Valley has
trimmed sails, refused to sell coal at the
ruinous low prices, and though it has a
capacity for the fifth total production,
has kept back mining SO that it has now
surplus enough to meet the next divi-
dend, and is aquarter OF q million net
ahead Of this time last year. The stock
sold to-day at. 43l, the highest since All
gust, 1877. Pennsylvania went up TO 42},
the highest ID two years and half, and
Northern Pacific was at the highest point
ever reached-l7} for common and IL for
preferred. Money is still easy at las per
cent. The iron market is firm and higher.
The PhGnixville Works, who built the
the New York Elevated Railroad, have
just taken contract for three miles Of
iron bridge work for the Chllian Govern
ment.
The steamships OF the American Line
are to be remodeled and cabins put on the
upper deck so as to give more freight
room.
The iron mills continue full Of orders,
which will take the rest Of the year.
The grain market is firm and higher, but
the elevator capacity Of the city is 80 limi-
ted that miles OF grain cars are awaiting
their turn to be unloaded.
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The ConaIutorshIp to BIshop PurceII

INDIANAPOLIS, September 8. 6.-Chancellol
Donoghue was interviewed tonight re-
garding Bishop Chatard's declination to
serve as coadjutor to the Archbishop ol
Cincinnati. He said the reasons for re.
iusing to serve are that the Bishop has on.
ly Just been located over the Vincennes
Diocese alter long discussion and much
trouble in selecting suitable man for the
position. The Bishop thinks man for the
Cincinnati Diocese can be selected with
less trouble than for the Vincennes Dio.
cese. Chancellor Donoghue is Of the
opinion that Doctor Callaghan, Arch
bishop Purcelrs Secretary, will be ap.
pointed coadiutor, ifa priest Of the diocese
Is selected.
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HARDLY to be credited, but 1t is never.
theless true, that sick horse or q bad.
conditioned COW can be brought up ina
lew days by the use Of Simmons Liver
Regulator. The powders should be mixed
with the food, and they will eat Il readily;
and it's surprising to see what improve.
ment Immediately takes place. II opens
the bowels, STRENGTHENING them, and does
al and even morethan the best Condition
Powders. A small quantity in the food
tor chickens will cure cholera, and keep
the poultry healthy. MwF&w