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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20
killGsl.

MlDDLET0wN, N. Y, Oct. 2O.-At Summit
vile, Sullivan county, Saturday. farmer named
Zspths Van Inwcgon was helping his souPhIip
load boat on the Delaware and Hudson canal,
when the latter iDsuIted some ladies' who werc
passing. Later the husband and brother of one
OF tho ladies came TO The boat and demanded
satisfaction. the husband engaged 10 fisht
with young Van luwcgeu and was getting the
best of him wheu tho father went to his son d
assistance The ibsuted woman brother Gee.
johnson then iatcrfered and Zsptha Va1 love.
gen struck him on tho head with stick OF cold
wood, breaking his skull. The latter died at
midnight. Van lnwegcn has been arrested.
Tho hearing takes place to day Z.pha Van
luIegsn is a respectable. and we'll to do farmer,
50 years Of age. johnson was about 20 years
OF age. He leaves family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

Mr. Butler. of South Carvlioa has b9eo
showing the New Yo;kcrs how llOudhounds
use to track runaway n2Grcos 10 tie South,
and certain young gentlemen # Firri1ia AMI
Maryland have been instiuc.ilg the Ih;ladri-
phians in tho mjsori,s OF the tournament.
Anything now ior money and excitcne eat seems
TO ta tho prevailing sentiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

The first number oftho Alexandria Chronicle
Sunday newspaper, made iis appearance yes.
day. lis editor is Mr.. Louis Il. Psyne, young
gentleman Of ackno 1lcdged ability. Tho paper
is n, wsy and spicy, ard is gotten up 10 very
good style. lti', Of course. in favor OF paying
The State debt and firm supporter of tho
MGCulOch bill, as o mcaus to that end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

MIR. Joha Russell Yeuug ssys Got crat Grant
vii! not take the Presidency unless il il sin
pcrativeiy thrus. upcn him." Dick ila7riogtoo
and the o.hcc saio burglars aye the very mco
lcrce Tic Objectionable oficy upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

FRIENDS YEARLY MEET1Nd.-A large con
ercgatlon assembled at tho Friends Moetinp
House. on liufaw Street. at each service during
the day end evening, there being quite largo
numecr OF visiting Friends aside from tho recu
lar attendant worshippcrs at tho church. The
o: IN: service was opened with prayer by DR..
j.. q. Thomas, followed by Df. James g..
khoadcs, Of Germantown, Pa. preaching from
the tex', John, vii 81. IS. 80. Elizabeth
Madison, Of Glenn Falls. N. Y, followed 10 a
very eloquent and powerful discourse of twenty
minutes on the baptism of the Holy Ghost and
OF hra. and upon true communion with Christ.
Nr4. DR.. j. q. Thomas closed tho meeting with
very feeling and 'trSent prayer. The meet
log at 5 p. m. Vas opened with prayer by Eliza.
beth Malicsou. Sermons followed BY Judith
Z. johnson, Of Ohio, and Benjamin Brown, of
North Carolina; and at s p. NJ. DR.. James E.
Rhoades aud others spoke. Tho tusiue So ses.
slons OF the yearly meeting open to day at 10
a. m.-Bahim0re American Of 10 dan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

Flour is steady and FIRM at the recent advances
Wheat has considerably declined, and tho high.
est prico paid TO- day was 1853; the receipts are
only fair, and wo ncte sales of24C0 bushels at
l4S, IDS. 147 and l63, So 10 quality. Corn is in
light receipt. and small lots OF white sold st co.
and yellow st 81. No Oats reported, and one
small lot Of Rye brought "a. Buckwhest is com
ing in, and one small lot sold at 75 County
produce ia quiet snd unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

LoUDoUN lTEMs.-Judge Keith openedIhis
Court 10 L,esburg, to day, but dismissed the
jurors and witnesses for tho term, but will hold
term for plain chauccry business.
John l.. RDker. Of IIccsburg, an auctioueer
o. credit aud rcnown," who hos b,on iu Lees.
burg since 1885, died on Saturday last, aged
about II ycars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20
KlspcctfnIy,
[Signed Nv. Il. kUrrNsR
'tsOsrv In huyo Ga urifo On huciil,,

4 n
Sorry 10 havo 90 writo 60 hastily
". SIT jus. occurs to mo that this qnota-
ton msy be- ircm an editorial in the Wing of
last winter, and rs wrote Come articles snony-
mously in favor of reimbursement, which were
adopted rs editorials. that this article may be
thought 10 be miro. l dislike TO entertain such
q suppost;on, and would not mention it if [
were not greatly at g loss for theory for &C.
counting for this thing. 1fsuch sn ides exists
in anybody's mind. it is mistake. did not
write the article or anything like it, l wrote
nothing for tho Whia during tho donate on tie
McCuloch settlement. bet l did write for
other parors in favor Of It, and can produce the
articles. "W H. T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20
DIR. seuiincr Oh the NlcCulIOch EiII.
le;";n The Richmond Wing of to-day.l
"ON CARS, October II, 1872.
NEdit0l,S IELiI !:

E"tt0rS lthtJ:
=: what yott publish about mo this moraing
w2a gotten up py yourself il Is cfcuurso intend.
sd aa lokc or the DispstCh. IL sent to yol,
seriously ] pronounce il ba6cicss fabrication.
favored the GcCuliOch settlement from tho
beginning, and This was known to friends of
mlre IN lbs Legislature on beth SIDES Of the
quo;t1n. rs csn abupdsrt'y prove, ard have
never Fald or Wiiiton word inconsistent with
Ills position.
- sssuno TIA! rou DO not 'elsh TO inisrcpro-
soni l'or AID therefore ask you voluntarily 10
correct This statement, whether meant i55tingly
or seriously.
u have, As far as possible. kept ont of this
canvass AS q matter Of official propric.Y. ard
earnestly desire to do SO to the end.
This is mol for publication
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

An imaginative correspondent Of tho New
York Herald has discovered set of swamp
angels 10 Georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-20

Friedrich Bodtnitadt. the German j0urna-
list and traveller, has lett Wiesbsdcn Ter lec>
turing tour in America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

William L. Hoffman, eX-Judge OF the Hut
son County Courts Was nominated Wednesday night by
the Republicans OF HoDOken Tor the Assembly. Joan
H. riug,inan. who Wa. tnc successful Republican can
dlatc last year. ha- been roHominatod by the Germans
ana tle independent l. Democrats.
Nolh y. Taylor. Formerly state Senator from Hudson
County, has been nominated for tn' state A na TBS
;n, Democrats oi the Ii Assembly strict oi Jcf,f
t..s. lur l. rupctus ni tr rur ul'ttl'i VIA Il"N-
ably 4Da.u liul tc Assemble man Joan owen 4 Bee.
TE. republican Convention col iA" lila Assembly, u
tr'cf % Its AtNI.s Frfus Il to give r'nui1lli-
ton to SAMUEL Stil-iug, the Republican krpt'scIti-
tIit last lt.. Dee Ls announced Ai+ari Nh lht'r Do
don't candidate AGAINST William ". lie, t.V regular r.
pub!cl uuulltr.
I Democrats az IIohoken arc disguised with ilc ac-
ton, nl fslr convention 20 nominating gN, DID, &C.
l.ol rr CgriAu Tor t.c As ilhiN aud JOAa \. Cd y ID
ll Doe placed thc iirG a. au luti, pc.ft tdlAi4i.
John War; OF Paterson. has been unu 4f.l Tor ih"
stat. rutorsDlp hy tLc observation-disclosures pdfit 0 ids-
safe County. 49, .
The Republican Convention of me VII District ~
Hui~on County. was held last u-ht ai INrmont Hail.
Jersey Cii. H. lgif- David ". Lawrence was uu.ul-
mon. nominate, for the Assembly. TIE couNt uil "a
dnpf, resolution against thc pIssig" ct ans l"gH-
i've acts winch wouii invalid rhc boDt- ssued on
aruut that -viudlr" known as " tir Court House
sire lob -; aui Mr. Lawrence pledged himself L. oppose
all such acts. ,,,. . d,
Tie Republican Convention of the NlIIth Dstrict "
Hudson County. Was nrd yesterday nt Union h.L
James Friun u ~ Arlington, was uusuito i-y DO ALE
ua.cI ;0r the state Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

THAT EXTRAORDINARY BUFFALO ABDUCrOR
BUFFALO. - l.. Oct. 3j.-thar4rS l.. Schuyler,
woiectny tried 10 abduc tho ifti' daughter ~ Townsend
Davis ,d guilty To- Tho charge t"uh} lie was sentenced
10 Auhu.ui"r scs'nycais
CURLY on MURDER ON THE SEA KING.
PHifADi IPHfA. oct 23.-lS'dr jacobson, sailor
rap King 'ms morning found guilty o il"
81 hare- D. BROOKS Of :hai vessel While al
Oh thc night ell August TO-
DEATH on THE STAIRS.
CiNCINNAiI. Oci. 2j.-ilcunIn Siratrgtr - dry
goods or .ouad al AN early hour this morning Is Jag 81
tr hn eih h7 skull broAen lie iau ihiich
down stairs wilr intoxicated.
OpIING AFFRAf IN CANADA.
IiT.LFNILLi. Ont. oct. III his afternoon. dur
ing alteration m Gisropuiane house near th- place
woman named Lulu Ellis shui duncan Macintytr va thc
head. atay riurug hun Tho woman has been arrested.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE.
DETROIT, Mich. De-. 23.-lty the explosion or =
gasoline the state House oi Correction al Ionia last
hight louis fs-,c engineer r iu.iituinu aud
named Crs ssl burned Cry sal died THIS morn
'H7' A DKop or FIFTY FEET TO THE GRoUND.
BOSIpN Oci. 2.s.-IWO painters. named Patrick
Thornton ana Tuomla BuIse at The largo
isk DcA Of Levi iYl,a son yt.tcnid on WOODEN tagging
ia ia.- gave way IhYinon was Killed instantly. hurAo
cauet wiadow m where he hung or several minutes DO
fuIr being rescued.
An OLD MYSTERY CLEARING Up.
KfrNF =. A., Oct 2i.-Ihc mysterious murder
o. A,sr Foster 40 kcruc Gee 2d 81 MAY 1876 10 n
far u being cleared iR me GRIND jury h"s no"
found indictments az hal D. W. gE" 81 ici""s 80" 49, VI,
Cb..ftr ~ These pe time, dropped
words which have led 20 thc.l indictment.
TWO WOMEN MYsrEnuOusIY KILLED
MIDDLE lows. y. l., oci. lie Wiz oi STE
ren a. Caulawef Is ma TAIL and his sister Mrs Chart.
Aokcr Of uouuv sex drove 10 hnntecc" yesterday 10 see
CaudWr In the afternoon thry siaftsd for home. Last
nl reu b, side
stery OF their death explained tomEnt. Tho
intoxicated, anG The wagon N.ht down sA o01 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
WASHINGTON NOTEs.

WAsuINCToN. Thur-day. oct 81. 1879.
statement furnished Pos General Niumo. the Chiet
Of the Tufcau of Statistics shows That the *
ports Of domestic prov ard tallow from the Gus
to li.rcs of the United states during tir month Of
-.ut.mlrr 1879. were valued ~ sG,.iI.J'9. nh-
lu. %. sam, moath ln 1873 Tho tOia. value Mas
sG.33i O7o.
Tie Post Onloc partmcat contcmniaies ISSUING an
order establish postal ear service from Toledo over
the Wabash Railroad aud The Kiusa, cts and North
Railroad, 20 Ouiah, ana Ktn.as City, who'll i II
frffe-sntcn would -nrr eight Do ufs between -"
York tit ans points vrst - the Mie-ssipi The De
pa fui.ut I- invest eating fhc-c representations
III, Pustma-tcI-,icuerl received cable iuo-g" yes
tcfda, from ur. Macdonald superintendent 81 VI n'y
order -.tvi,e uuouutIur tlt be has agreed with the
fe, ril af P.rf. urou The general tertF ~ %
cor v.ffiln flc ,NcHHu-r "f money ORDER To- tween
th, United states uat France. Efforts "a" pro'uir . 10
a cuuyru. If I4ahrr nave been inair .y our tuf-
eminent f1f llut years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
TELEGR.iPHIC NOTEN.

CHURCH. CALL DigllN ned.
PnoyIorNclE., r. L. Oe. .31 :! r. Edw sin.
oraIc oi tie Central Bioist Clugc. O. .., ,.iy
~ !NpIAN aAgHNf 400 :rsED.
Of the crow Indians arr,c his evening NOM Nr,iaa CIV
mad. arai,,.i him by tle ira i,fs.
TWO HUNDRED Ms Against TWO.
INTO Ma,nn.Dars Elliott county. on Monday lisht ar,
rnr,i '.c iall AZ laws, John
~ Nruit . and VII fam Mcmillan. ID. q .Ha-Du i4rln
\ sLASDEnER KIGHgE0UsN PUNISHED
NosrukMrroN. Mas. O,i. LII man oi Nortt
i1' ~ ~ ~ @1si W w., l'i
$1,000 out he 20, new 'iia W. 'he above TO
AN onDER 20 rMg yErroNIA RANG
ALBANY, y. l.. oct. 25.-,'u> DO. N'si' rock has
directed tse s :" ,ns II % ali The bon. Ia" ~ '
~. ,',.ta is art ,t t am at" r va In teI
states trust ,ompaiy
FORREST CITY UNDER GUARD.
FonRrsr CiiN, ArS., Oc 2.,-Mr. pr.J. B. Cum
minss 1, low. rae town - well tnane NJ communt
cation IA allowed hewe'n Ne people % he town ana lie
HE DID Nor BLOW Up THE HOTEL.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Oct. 23-H. {. CorbIn, who
sarrested on charge oi bow,n up h. ote az estrr
yl about TSn T. ago; - as ga % "a, a. l,o,, %. Ok
BAD WEATHER IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct. 2S.-N ,.s have been
s sa ,a , 20 ectioH IL H. dS. o + si. ,fs%
Der Of from the Eh District has lost about 100
bales Of cotton aud considerable eorn
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON.
HNovER. \. H.. Oci. q liz. annna conven-
fu Twenty college, were represented. u"
morrow iw ard Atkinson OF Boston. vii df,t oIdlun
aus D. Of NcN-Aulk Cay. pl.uI.
WHOLE COMMUNITY SEARCHING rhE WOODS.
KICnfplp, ". oct. 2b.-lnt cn,c exc ttmsui ~
here The mysterious Us putat
aure OF Tie tlfte.yrAr0i daughter Oi Ai,el fOi Sho
was lost woods rut.ds while bAiAcfinr mos, with
Other children The whole community Is searching 1901 Lex
RIFLE SHOOTING AT CAMDEN.
CANDIES. y. j., oct. 23.-New-Jrr-tN lnt Pliia-
t.irnia rln.men snut short lintfanle ch
which pace yssteriAy r., Arsi prize va vi ' s.
ttr ride which Was - Or. RICH The udr4uEt
was Won by Wilett with score Of 81 VIA m mary
-.
BAIIsroN, :. y. OF. 23.-in The Baln,s poison
ing trial al sandy tu to-day James e~ny William T. bod
Eugene Heath. Dr. James Is. AdIia'e, GILBERT a. Ste
Vrus and Barnes testified Tor the tcaion Tho
defence attempted show the used hN the
household VAS discarded. because contained drletIia-
substances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

to the whole people by clcvating the present contest
from a mere personal attack on or praise oil Ndiu ~
candidates. into a fight on principle. IL WIZ
help 10 allsy whatever feeling OF Irritation
nav exist, and educate the people 10
difference ON principle. rather Than on secuonhl anu
race ceiling and sentiment Will you name tne ptco W
meeting or leave that to COmmitteesf IT your ~
ranrement- are such that they cannot ne chahseu,
WILL n acceptable, meet you at such point a. Nop , ,
name not earlier than your engagement lor Dei'"-
Please acknowledge receipt and answer at once. -
TAYLOR BEArTIE.
Mr.. Wilt replied rs follows, declining the proI'o
siton of the Republican candidate:
Your dispatch proposing sjont discussion lils 'no
rncnt rcce we'd cannot agree Wit you In the OPINION
that such discussion at this tune would teno t p
mote harmony the public welfare IL Wouu It'n.,.
in INV iudgrnrnt excite animosties now happily fast
passing away NV appointments have already been
made the gentlemen invited to accom- apy nc nave
been announced 10 speak. LOUIS ~ hlLlE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIO.

CHARLES FOSTER ELECTED GOVERNOR BY l7.l23
PLURALITY AND 1855 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR OTHER OFFICERS RANGING BETWEEN
LIS AND $40.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 23.-The vote east IN ONO
on the 18th inst. was counted to-day. The reshlt
Cn0t counting the scattering votes Is gwen Delo",
with comparisons with votes cast In Is" anu
1873. Charles Foster RepD is elected Governor
by plurality of 17.129 and a majority OF $500.
james Fuington, the Republican candidate lor
member of the Board OF Public Works, received
2O.G23 plurality and $40 majority. General
Hickenlooper, the Republican candidate for Lieu
ant-Goyernor received Is, 67s plurality and LIS
majority. The pluraities and maiorties Tor the
other nflccrs range between these extremes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
GEyERAh GRANT ~ SACRAMENTO.
AGREAr POPULAR RECEPTION.
HEARTY GREETINGS oN the wAN-A GRAND DIM
ov.rRATt0N II riIr FvrHI>G.

HEARTY GEttriNG- oN THE wAN-A GRAND DIM
ov.rRATloN II rlIr FVrSI>G.
SAcRANENTo. Oct. 23.-t;Cneral Grant ar
rived mere this afternoon alter series Of oVations at
each station ON tue way. Passing through tie ranks o
= 600 cndrru formed 20 receive Aim a>ceu,e eel
a .r.ud stand iu front oi The main entrance
10 the Capitol. Having reviewed "a grand procession
General Griut replied nrah. To an address OF we-
come and v,- then onlucted &. the Golden Eagle
Hotel, whore he dined ia company win mum
evening surpassed 10 enthusiasm and IN The num-
her. pre-. me- the display during the day.
I,r before the hour Ter the reception arrived the Cap
,o o1n I'i..s pros. H. Tne CAPITOL was brilliantly
Illuminated, and the grounds were lighted with
'.iE c,'nrr,i Grant leit the Golden E1i.le Hotel
orcd l4h~ aud hrcworhs On arriving at me
Iropic that lngrcss impossible. and the party Civ
ng up the atomp passed around To the side entrance
ara - gained access 10 tue building. There wasa J.
liant display OF fireworks General Grant reached The
Capitol CONSISTING of an immense busi, TWENTY iert
high, banked by columns supporting american
eagles globes representing hlrt"nr round the world
In accepting membership IN the Pioneers Assooia-
ton. General Grant said
PIoNrrns am happy to become member Of your
society. have been elected an honorary mem-
her of the Pioneer Association OF San Fran
Cisco al, pu e,y S' member Of t scrmsato Nssoc-
ton oi California lioneers had t"onshs mat vas
moi eligible TO active membership IA the Pioneer Assoc
s aae california Ih. l's st aG x'r to the advent
or lio Euiu h''hti0 H"ff'D ''' N'N'
that a. emitting me 10 Il place on your
roll. an proud o. California and Cal1iOrninus. APP
plecato the fullest extent my reception IN your
state grteul for the honor accorded me
erctnl "A member OF your society / have heard %
california every where IN my travels abroad
md met many citizens OF your STATE but wherever l
h,ve neon nave never set heard Californian speak IN
uueht but prai,cwOrthy terms Of his home. Agnlp.
gentlemen, | thank you Tor the honor conferred
upon me.
The programme for TO morrow includes barbecue by
the veteran soldiers and sailors. military review aud
a dinner a general Grant by senator Booth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
CUBAN SLAVERY AND TRADE.

Madrid, Ihursday OCT p, III
A bill for the abolition OF slavery in Cuba
TO be presented the Cortes provides that slaves
shall be liberated gradually according To age. until
1890 when all he set free. From 1850 100000
Will be charged on the Cuban budget FOR defraying the
expenses of emancipation. The sum OF $3.50 will be
paid to the owners for each slave. Tho Governments
viii, much possible, favor the immigration OF free
labor.
The Committee on Reforms In Cuba has unanimously
approved bIl providing that the trade between spain
and Cuba shall only coaang duties, which shs be
reduced onethiri from the LIST Of July lesO AMI en-
trely abolished IN 1853, In favor Of eratc DIFFER
entail duty. The oil also proposes 10 reduce by one
third for period OF nTec year, the duties Un articles
iOr consumption imported INTO Cuba. and 10 establish
relations with the United States. with the OF de-
velopng the spanish maritime trade between Cuba.
Porto Rico and the Uniteh Stltes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
NATIONAL MILITIA PROPOSED.
COLONEL BENET SUGGESTS TUT ENROLMENT G
100000 MIN. TO IN MAINTAINED BY HE GE'

COLONEL BENII rlbfffNlN iuI INhbi""it-'' -
100000 MIN, TO HE MAINTAINED BY IHE GEN
ERA GOVERNMENT.
icy TELEGRAPH To THE rRinrNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Thc Chief of Ord
nance maEos novel o-uendaiiou IN his annual re-
port with respect TO n National militia.
He recommends the passage Of such laws As VIII ere
ate al efficient National mIa OF about 100000 men,
The proposition In substance IA that the militia OF the
several states when they have arrived nj certain d
gree Of efficiency and compiled with ceTan conh-
TONS may according the pie sure Of tie respective
States. be enrolled as National miiii a. In WHEN ease
they hall De maintained at the Expense OF the General
Govrrnmenf The degree of efficiency i 10 be deter
mined by the reports ~ the Inspectors NJ Militia. who
shall be appointed partly from tho regular army ana
nartly from evil hfc Colonel Benet recommends that
onehaf Of the number OF Inspectors shall be selected
from veterans of Union and onc-hat from vet
eraus Of the Rebel army This is the first time that
proposnon of tins kind has ever proceeded from any
bureau ofii cer.
To obylitc any ohlcction. that NAV arise on the
ground ~ state Ricnts 70 Is proposed that any STATE
shall liberty To Withdraw It's militia from III" IA
toua enrolment Boo It's pHu pleasure. subject I" cor
regulations Amor Tie conditions oi admission 20 ne
National enrolment aIr thar Tie states shall cons M
thaf under circumstance ife militia shall be- subject 10
thr order Of the General Government Colonel Brntt
recommends am appropriation 90 - 10000 20 pu INTO
effect ANY law which Doe enacted upon this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
ATFNRS IN SANTO DOMINGO.

Puerto PLATA, Oct lQ.-The citizens OF
this place revoltcd agaut Pres ''eur Guill,rmo on
tho O,h. and formed PIovi-ioLst Government with
General Luperon as chairman. The Northern army OF
the rcvOluti0nists Is marching south. Should the
southern provinces accept the movement, matters
Will Dee speedily arranged. Business 40 Puerto Plata
had been brisk The G-rnial steamer -tAOufs bad
loaded with 5000 bales ranpcco. recent hre IN he
town 4 ANA destroyed 100 houses and stores luz
loss - estimated az --OuorO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
BRITISH woRKMEN ENGRAVING.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. ., Is7b.
A number of factory operatives from tho
Bradford District and number OF silk from
Maccesfed,, sailed in the SPAN from Queens
town to-day for New-YOrk The operatives from tho
Bradford District are accompanied By a large mill
owner from the state OF Sew-loTk who came over 10
select operatives and 20 purchase machuery when Is
also on board OF the Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24
ACTIVITY IN THE BRITISH IRON TRADE.

LONDON, Inlr>uaY- UcT, y, + %.
There is considerable animation III the man
ufnc iron trades OF stockton. Conet aud Mddes
borough. The recent activity in crude iron ha- only
slightly diminished. TIE principal Il MS North star
fordshre have again slightly advanced the prices ~
finished ron, ana receipt Ol further large orders
from ths United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

TIE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ~ LOUISIANA CHAL-
IENGEs HIS OPPONENT TO A JOINT DISCUSSION
THE LATTER HASTILY DECLINES.
NEw-ORLTANs, Oct. 23.-Judgc Taylor Bcattie.
the Republican candidate for Governor. to-day teIe-
graphed Governor Witt, tine Democratic candidate,
rs follows;
trotose n Ioint discussion OF the principles of our
pariis such discussion result Ia nothing but good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

The Democratic County Convention met IN
Newark ar the Academy OF Music y,,teidlvat p De
p..oluon. were adopted charging cXtInyaAauce upon
tl. municipal government of Newark opp '~in- prison
labor ,ud promising mod hcation oi a' vicious laws
e. Meyer Xulck. ot Newark, WaS nominated Ton eniro
gtc: rX- 'aYor ienll ". EEurN, 81 OrdA-, Ion Kt;,
trr: ana Vil!am HafIlLan. OF NrNut,. Member o. inc
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