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, 1879-07-02


Atu,en is enIl to be worth S3jo,oo0
Zcllla scguin Is upnouncctl as thc Carmen for
the coming Marctzuk'a Eugll lsh orera.
Wagner has completed tic orchcstratlon Of
s.*JRrf,l4hh"","lcA IL tptbs uFp4ucea NJ Bas-
It is ruportod that Capqn Is coming to this
country tn sing in Italian opera with Mnplcaou's
company next scnson. :.
wllnelu,J is not going to California No hal,
Gun be had 10 San Francisco, which Is blu.scd
With five tttinfore companies.
Nine. Albani has been safely delivered nf q
son mid heir to thp head Of the family Of Gyc.
Both infant n1d mother asc doing veil.
fest brought $1,U00GO0 10 tic CITY,. a..u tl,at
$3.50, QUO MAS spont during the weck fof beer.
IL Nord, French newspaper, announces that
The E1iperor OF Japan las resolved to leyote
840l,000 to hrstclass Italian opurnttc COM
pany.
Annie Louise Carr has been cngarcd BY
Alapleson tor the oreFatlc srason of live mouths
tn tbls country, bcgintllhg next November.
She IL nov resting at her home in Portland.
Douizc.tf's ''E!!x!r Of Love-" t;ounod's
"Mock Doctor" and other musical works viii
ins formed by Dir, q. A. uui!ulotte IN Boston.
Rose ucrscc !e singing ID. n.alcIbourue, Austria
la. and her audiences arc .ys,ery large. OF her
I.ncta tllu Argus says: "Wo record for her /,
herc."
Al recent appearance OF Miss Thursby in
Parls 1t Is said tat TO- 100 persons were present.
Tho musicians dropped bassoou mud trumpet.
antt With tic Aul]lgnee rose to their fcok In o
tempest Of delighted applause.
At Her Ma}cssy's Theatre siguor Foil laid
wager that hc would cross The stage us 44r,Ahis-
, 1879-07-02
YACHTING.

The yacht 1l1cr, commanded by her owner.
Capt. Archie Fisher, will 1cavo this port to-
morrow morning for cruise down Laka Micll-
Ean, The Straits. and OF Lake superior. 4 par.
ty Of friends will accotipany Cupt. Fisher on
tie trip. Tbs vessel will tc Buppicd with
everything necessary to make the voyage plens-
mt n,nE ENJOYABLE, aud tl,uae who nru goMg ex.
pert to lnva rs good q time as trip Of that
kind Ia ilrst.c!aas yacht, with n full crew, Gun
aIord. All tile principal points Of interest Gu
t.nse Superior will be visited, and several weeks
will ba spent fn making thu cruise.
, 1879-07-02

Mr. auin Ncabys management, Will new
play by MF. u. II. woolf,.
Thrre ID some doubt about John T. RAYMOND
producing "WoIferrs 1Edost" At Waliack's
after ALL =
Mr. 8. l.. 1tsrretl, The bright Chicago corre~
81 ondcnt Of tie Nran1atta 4Yt~s, Is at tic bin-
clair ltousc, New York.
a ssn FraneIsco paper tste5. approvlne1y to
s5iss Fanny Davenport't "fullncss and grasp"
IN ths character Ut Ltdadl}hd.
The Jokes about garal, Rcrnfarat's thtnucss
arg apparently endless, n P1rls newspaper
',,,r ",tlonr arouud Sarah bc'n14ardt in eighty
Tony Dcntcr nni his Hnmuty Dumnty" arc
q! llavrrly't, Tho AleQaagyInns kro nt flnu1eY's,
spsugue's Georgia sinstrcie attract at Ilntniina,
ana ;h S,ay rlsk,s blondes e"per on u.s stage OF
Tile editor Of Truth figures It out lint per-
son WIN gncs stx tinlcs TO acr the "Cumcdc
trancAise In London ilhst nnv enough In
,nore than coser if,e cxpcsita oi going ii Psrly
nnu back for ti'e ssme PURPOSE during tho rcgu-
lar scasoll.
Mrs. g. II. Gilbert las fdna to England for
the snsntlcr, aftcr Al. abstneu fro,u her naiIyc
country OF Thirty years. Her only sun hari,Ig
died, alc Is about to aelcet one her relatives
tune. -
During tie next New York season It Is expcct-
c'l ,i'at liyrr will 10 new uhays unA stuck COM
pauict At BOOTHS, tln: Union Square, WaltacK'a,
nnl Daly's Theatres; combinations ut tic UrA.l,l
spettav!e at N!bto's, at,p .terious aud cuInfc
9nera, tragedy, and comcdy y At tlls Fifth Avenue
Theatre. H..
Actor Woode's abilues'werc suited tn the por-
a'cd "hcavy vilialnsr1 ii Western ,isatres ii.
most exclusively. Ite was really atniable In
dispostton a!ni exemp1nry[n conduct, hut thc
, 1879-07-02

Nearly all ,,c lorscs that tut,k t,art IN tie re-
ceut running lnrrttu1 lat yesterday for vatin1s
potnst. 'rlle stables Of g. u. Morris. J. Waud,
the n,retlig wlIcf, commences there tomorrow:
J. r. Williams. j. Il. Owcns, a.nl II. Webster
sent their flyers 10 Detroit; 1slco u Go. shipped
TO Tenncssee. ]. A.. Grln.tead anil james s!ur-
Pierre LorllIartts colt. Watlenttein started ior
New York; Duekncr was ecnt tu Crab Orchard,
Ky., IN charge Of Scott Farris. who also look
viii, lin nlckahut nnti Zen. snragur: Cant.
Cotsritl's lot departel for Mobile; taen. Dutorl
Sons sitting went to Saratoga, ID did the fcn-
ntssQc flfjY Hy-AtId-Bv,
, 1879-07-02
An Unexpected Set-8ack Tor Chi
cago in the Champion"
ship Race.
Some Difficulty Experienced in
Giving n Gnme to the Gin
CfnnQttS.
Providence, Buffalo, and Syre-
;, ouse the Winners in
~ the East.
Smith, Of Halifax, Beats Norris, Of Pitts
- burg, In q Boat.Raoe Near
Boston,


-. oh'oAoo W. CINCINNATI. ~
,laese wa Yery 'p'efest"9. taough soms-
"nat "nsu',s!ae'oIy, ea"e o. oa'' PLAYED 10 tnss
eMJ yesttsu 'wu'en 'esulteu H. 1aVof Of the
Hs','lE 'ean w 8co,c o1 70 I. Il waapn'
sauslaesof5, uesaaso' a"houaa l!o "h'te atock-
'Hes "eIo ueFssn .Hn!S enou9i', tnese Wcso sss.
esas oceas'oos ""ete ',ttie oetteT 1uuRhne"'
"ou'o ~ nase "'aue material uillaronco III u'e
sht. lnc Eal"e "as btaFtca oS the e.ne'.ns.r n..,
eott!nR lures fuhs On two-oasa ut w no.n..
ihRt THO tItae striker, who sent tic ball oFer tne
rtght-acld fence; sInn1obascr by kcIly,
1uutfed bo,,nter from lin 3Yhtta,s bat BY Will
m,'a o~.' oppae u.,.,ip =. ~
inss Wns paa ocR1onInE' es'ec'snS s.,,,, ~ VIZ
WlIitcs failed to tally, nltt1ungh Wi!'lamaoh'
who waited Will, cosun,enlublo patttnre for a
rou, }.,1 vra eent m first by tic r1mpirc, nufl
srna. , hs,,... st,,, .,o,o o.tbrt hv n vofc htt
Anson "e'peo n',' a,s"* ~. W $50 s... ~ ~
to Kel'y's district. lhese was every ennnce LOT
ruin, hut. instead Of staying on third, W1ll!afn-
.dn foo,ah1y atte1nnted to como home, anil WIS
a..,,,. III ~. yc,tv,a throw hcinr a sw|ft nn,1
east3 p"t ou'' r.. ~. "..'1 -.
aceurase one Ing e'nc'll"at's Focn'eu anotneF
tally In the scconu iMitlhg. AotaitnR a1'd BARNES
hitting safely nttcr two men wer0 ollt, and tho
f1,mtr urttur in by tho assistance Of n passeu
t,.u -.
I'LL. u. ,,,.,., -
1he Ch'caeos a'u holh'ls@ !" 1ne ny o. ru''-
getting until thc fourth inntnE when Wfllialn~
sou led o1r with cracking three -baser to left
f;e,a The hail uotnr r1ear to the Club Office. lie
"s'e, t.e o"' ho .,sa ~ ~ Gun o.' na.,,.
e'tlao ~ W @,''sons e1o" Itounots ~ uernu1a''
, 1879-07-02
ITItsfSs

Tile TldowAtcr ripe llue IL NOW delivering oil
without interruption at W1l.LaMsport, l'a.,
wlcnco 1t Il carried BY tho PHILADELPHIA IL Read
lMg ant! New Jersey Central Railroads to la
yo,,,e, OIL thu Now York bay, where tanks for
storage have been provided. This has brought
about great reduction III the open rates on
petroleum. Tho pcuusylyania Railroad has rs'
tucel its rates from the river district to Now
Yurk from SLID to IS cents Per barrel. md from
the isrndfurl district from Is rents to 10 cents.
Tha other lines mako corresponding reductions,
aud tha united |lipe lines havs reduced their
charges truu, 70 cents to !yo cents barret.
Meetings. hare tately been held BY tho Gen-
eral Freight Agents Of tho roads centeFfnK In
this r!ty t0r the purpose OF bringing ABOUT Ill
arrangement for . uniform System Of weighing
West-1Dund CARLOAD freight. Complaints sSa
being matlu by tho WcsscTn roals ti,at most Of
fny lines IL much hen sler than stated M tha
way-b'lls. and III nearly oyery Instance there ls
un overweight Ut from 7,000 10 B,0o0 pounds for
whlc., tl!rY receive uu p4y, It is ule intention
tu bring about surh au arrangement ~ L. NOW IN
txistcllce bstweeu tlu EastuFn Eo.ds Anottlcr
meeting will he called tu fow days to agree
upon sulnclhng tlIat will do away With the
must.
IAe plan sdontcd BY str. Jeromc Marble. Of
car, Is nut only comfortable, tut ro's,paralsey
elcali. l!c lotl u correspondent of ihs North
tt.ttrA Lunlbtrasan that tho cntiru cost OF trip
Ut seytu wrtk5 ,natls by hlMsrlf md friends,
eoYcr,ns 4,t<JU u,cs, on tho Northern Fuclv,
WA hui 1tlte uYcr Ss.W per hoau. The rl,ar9u
thrir regular lr4t'cla4s faro fur passaaEor$ o.
eupyng 'I,u rar, provided It rarr!ss tic. lnlat-
InliuI llutlibcr vi twelve. Mr.. Marble further
said t1uL hls ent!E1 car cxpuaac, Inclusive Ut tle
, 1879-07-02

Jones, tnd Foley United bnse hits, autl Ilorek
twolascr, ffoiucstvc Of three tali,ss, win tc
a!ttstat1cc Of costly passed grount'er br Hines.
4 Wild threw ty Brnau 10 Msticary, Foicys
hnscr, nrl Nrown's failure 10 ranti1rn Hitin,s
throw Ut tic p!nte. Wright ,latc gr,ml lett
ham! step Of sny,acr's hat r1uun'ler in the
iSf1 WarG asessty alas ' to, .s swo xs, Of a onGx h
u'Konfka was espcciaflY fine. The errors am
lrnaed fvo for Providence and s,tno for Bostoh.
!s'e!ua'nE i've passed balls an1 4 bnsc on calIdu
nalts', The Rnn'c attracted 1,100 spcc4 aeoss.
SYRACUSE DRFEATs TRoY IN rLxvEN INNINGS.
4ptctaI 1lsno'ch to Tas JrfanH.
SYRACUSE, n. T.. July 1.-rl!e mn gone M o.
the stracnscTroY series pfaTet1 hete tons .s was
an exhibition Of bascha Tie 1'ks @ ot w.en ~
EeVcr lecn In Hstacuso beforc rue e!nfs, atte!
enasnK rug t e , ro[.,i fr,1, 'naE i & pI1 It ,wo
runs teIn0 scored by tlIctn entirely oil errors.
The Stars tied tile scare ~ lc seventh oH Nieti,
,nond's twt.bagQer and errors l,y braulcy nfui
en.h Inr1inu, when the Troys added tf,.cu runs
IN tj,eir scure. hits boinE tnado by IiaWkcs aud
ilc,ily. and error4 BY Farrell. Holhcrt, aa Pur.
cali Tic stars ealnc tn fns u !lnhl trial and
Isttcd Tremendously. forcing tle Troys to CUM
the Stare possession.
s;s; ::::::= ::$ ) +
f!Ss; Rs:s l;i li;i'::s;tass.s: Il; .i,oS 10 -
Errors-Srracnsc, Ii: Troy, D.
Rims earncl-Sriacnsc, ].
FirAt IN effoss-Syracttsr, 2; Troy, 4.
Timo Ut 2aMt--Two houts nnd fotif i've minutos.
Cmptru-Charlcs Daniels.
IuFrALO DEFEATB CLEVELAND.
6ofcidl pf4natca 10 7Bs Tribune
CLEVELAND, O.. July 1.-The Cleyrlanda wcro
ol1tpla, uL ut every po!nt to-cay. Ttn pitching
ot Calvin was very tine. Mccormick was Wild.
TwU ClovclNntinrs reached first atii one reached
ecruusl. The 6ulfalos made two In tic third on
Fulmer's basc on balls, floruunG's single,
Gavnfs .la.hle baggcr, md CromleY's single.
Buffalo made onH III tile sixth on Warnct's
muIf. a passrd BALL und a wild throw Of Allen.
They made six in the eighth on Ave hits and five
errors.
IrnlHas- I 2 2 4 5 g. 8 q
lfnltnoa. 0'n 0 Q I'D
C1evcIanu.. . Q o Q Q 10
EARNED Eun.-1suffAlo. &.
i'wo. .haao hlts-tinfyin.
First on esrors-l,uItalo. &; Cleveland, l.
First OH baIis-C!app, Enl,ier.
lfalln cailtN-Galyh. 50: Mccormick. 13o.
Strikes cal!el-Gnlyin, y; Mccormick, II.
FlYs nlut1ett--Warner.
Fnn.licd rfonnders-Warner. 2.
Wild .thrcws-0nlvIn, u!lliEan, Alien, 9; Phil
Ing. Eden.
Wild pitc1,es-NcCprmtck l..
Passed Dalls--CtowIee. Dilii9an, 9.
Struck Unt-l'ntIalo, II; Cleveland, I.
laae hits -lutlalo, II; Cleveland, /.
,f.tal bnse hits buffalo, T.; EleyclunI, l.
ltraChed hasa-tInfIaU. II; clryo,nud. Z.
Etrors-f>utlnto, /; Cleveland. 8.
1lme-TwU honrs md fifteen Minutes.
UmpiFc-Qillsan.
OTHER GAMES.
UTICA, July 1.-Nuttona!s, 0; utteas, 0.
, 1879-07-02

amoRnt paid to tho railroad CON pauies, hut iu-
son. This ts probably due 10 ll.c
party living mostly on lin game they shot.
Tho Pullman Company il now constructing two
cars Oh tho aafno pattern, which they will [et to
hunting anu pleasure parties for the season.
Mr.. Marbles car includes twelve double beEttls,
and IA In three compartments. Ono end Is de-
voted 10 offices, the other 10 lnyAtoriea, etc.
The middle fs 8 sleeoIng. room By night, md
luxurious parlor, including plano, library, ETC..
bJ daY, =.
, 1879-07-02
BUSINESS NOTICES

Arend's Kumyas has been usrt. with highly
ocneheial 1eauit during the last four ycast 10 Tho
sas1oat tnsna Of dyapcpais. Kaatfsts. nausea, gen
,nediene; i u pleasant. w'ne: Ike beverage "a
1co1al; made from n1tk, peculiarly grateful to .
oeltcate Atomach. Nothing elso make 1eah and
ntood and strength 70 fast. II tAn ba safely re-
lied on for the fcsupesston Of those eases or low
t.ta''sy ~ IN ~h,sh M medication or ordnat1 nusrti"n
Arepd's Kulnyss H. not suld 10 The trade. Con.
sumets supplied directly BY 4. ArsnI, ChemIst,
ITO Mad19on street. Chicago,
Whata hymns huunl swreteat WHEN auntf
BY thosa who use CAawtH'A Slippery En- t,o1rnrts
for their voice. Sold b Chcagn hy 15uek / Eayncr
, 1879-07-02

Stanley acl,utnrshlp: T. d. Salisbury. Of Spring
licrgen, nf Bc1olt. tho Thompson, scbo1arslip.
4: q. Valentine, Of Chicago clans OF 1870,
addressed tha AiumnI tonight. Tie Ilev.
ncorge Bushnell. of t'clo!t, aud the Rev. i, j.
ot Divinity Tomorrow. The Trustees are lei.
ting on foot Vigorous effort to iibcralIy eptiow
pfof: ChambcrIntn's Chair OF 0eo!oxy, Zoology,
aud Hntanr ~
, 1879-07-02
nRiIhKEhhEEt

Dr., D'Unttr,. dfscovercr Of The einehonA euro %,
drunkenness, cures al eaats. Room ~ valmsf
Houxe,
, 1879-07-02
CHICAGO, pEIl1N d SOUTHWEST
.E1N.

CHICAGO TEI1N d 8OUTMWEST-
'ENN.
Tile Chicago, reksn s. Southwestern Railroad
was sold at auction at tic northwest loor OF the
Clty.Hall yesterday morning, by Gen. Mar-
tin Dcem, at the instance OF the
Merchants Loan {; Trust Company, ae Trustee.
There we're hut Two bidders upon the grounds,
F. f. Ilinck1eY, President and Receiver of tho
road, aud e. W. Cothran, formerly Of Buffalo,
n1L an attorney for Moses Taylor and A. T.
1fiuginH, n committee OF the Trustee. Mr.,
Iitnrhlty bid S:i0o.thN, Mr. Cot!,ran raiscrl lin
SIN, 900. Sir. 11tucktey added anutter tl00.0OM
A,Id finally thr road wns knocked down to Mr..
Cothran for s150,0U0. It thua passcd into the
hands Of tic Trustee. The terms of the sale
Immediately wiki Gen. BEEN to 70 through
the bank, ono from tue purchaser to the Trus-
tee for the sccunl-mortgage bouds {upon
which thr rond was koll) and ope frum the
Trustee back to the bondhotucre, who Will draw
their dividends or make such other disposition
Of the funds as 11ar aecn1 best tu tllClu.
Concerning the dusuru Of the road, tuosc
concerned wore disposed to kten dark yesler.
das, but It IA understood that no other road
will control II, but that the Trustee holds II and
Will make such provision rs fs deemed for the
best Interest OF oil parties CONCERNED
tI.as It was purchased in tic
interest Of any other road. IiihtElov'a object
In bidding wus not definitely ascertained, but ic
stated tint lie wat working III Ills own interrst;
that le tried IL form ombfnafou, Or rather
had so.ae idea Of forming combination, to ret
possession o. the track, but for some reason tho
combination Was not wuskcd.
, 1879-07-02
THE RAILROADS.


THE EAsT-BOUND POOL.
The General Freight Agents Of The roads lead
ins East from this city held their fra. pool
meeting yesterday, but beyond counting noses
anl maxim. The proper reports nothing OF i'm.
portapco whs done. II was statcd that lhc pool
was working smooth|y anI satisfactorily, AMI as
yet no ono has been detected IN cutting the
rates. THIS IL probably causcd by the fact tiiat
SO far no opportunity has presented Itself for
cutting rates or trytng tricks to cvado ihc pro-
visions of the rool, because most Of the busf.
neg. transported Up to e. ll,e present tine =, w.
was madc. shlppers arc rather reluctant to
ship at ts,c nvw rates, nud. when
tue railroads yet short Of business and hul ev.
erytIlIuE going by lake. 1t Is probable that thcro
will be less peace md harmony atnOug thc vA-
rtous Eastern lines than thcro II Mt present.
There arc but few men who have my confluence
In the East.buind pool a. organized now. IL
has l1ccn demonstrated time aud again thas
toIlt,acc pool where no penalties arc prescribed
cannot bo maintained. A abort tin1e axo 1t was
reported tilMt all arrangement had been perfect
cd oy which each road hai 10 put The amount Of
etMo0o 10 thc pool, which money would be- for
fctcd II Its provisions we're violated. Hut, from
what can be learned, this report was premature,
anl though such action may b. contemplated,
nothing OF the Kind has yet bceu done.
movcmout IL on foot to nut al End TO Lie
systcni Of basing the rates from all Western
that this arrangement plnccs thy Chica1o'roads
leading East at disadvantage during the sum.
Hier mouths. when they havc to compete against
the lake. Willis II Is commended tlfnt the roads
leading Eat from inte1Eor ppinls will gct Just
as much business at the present rates as they
would II tilcv were based On i2t5 ur 15 cent
ratr, tbr fart ID nut denied lint the Chicng,
roads will gel little or no business during lhe.
Runticr unless they meet III measure TIC rates
tnade By lake Nnd rail. II IT, therefore, proposed
that during the navigation scasou te Chicago
soads should be allowed to take I've cents o1
the rcEular rates,
, 1879-07-02

Two.basc hits-Wt1'!anaon, Hotal1ng, White,
AcH0y, FOtcy.
Thsea.base l1ts-Wi11Iamson,' i.
First baso un orrurA--ClfcaGo, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
Errora Affecting tho scuEe-Cheag0, 6; ClnGIn-
natl. Q.
Passed balls-Fiint. i; j Willie, j.
Wild pltchcs--LaEkln, /: w. White, 2
umpiFe-Wllllam McLoan. .,,.,,,,
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
COLORED REPUBLICANS.

meeting Of the colored republicans Of the Third
Assembly district was held last evening at Science
Hail. No. 141 East Eighth street. for the purpose of
ratifying the Saratoga nominations. Mr.. William
Freeman. the president Of the association, took
the chair and Mr.. William Lewis acted as secre-
trary. The chairman made short address advising
the colored of the Third Assembly district and
among other things insisted upon attending to the
registry and record their in season. take care
to deposit their votes election day, and vote all
and every one for the republican party The secre
tary read series of resolutions setting orth the
claims of Mr.. Cornell for Governor and other nomi-
nees upon the republican party Of the
the Third district to their support.
Mr.. Dinkle then addressed the meeting. but
the speech of the evening was made by Mr.. Rainey
of South Carolina. He spoke ut considerable length
denouncing the conduct of the democrats OF the
South and declaring that. though in the minority,
and the most rcprehensble means. The colored
men the South looked to the coored people OF the
North to aid them in their struggles, just the
democrats of the North looked to the South
ern white men for their cooperation. He re-
ferred to the exodus OF the colored people
tyranny of their democratic oppressors. He be-
leved in strong central government to protect tho
coored citzen and hoped the day is not far distant
when shall have spch government. He said he
was very conversant with New York politics and
parties, but the man who could organize o conven-
manner Roscoe Conkling did must be great man,
and it was proof enough tor him. when such man
put forth his strength and popularity in favor of Mr.
Cornell he was the right man in tho right place.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE OLD
COLONY AND TIE DARTIE PIERCE.
70 THE Eprron OF THE HEnALp:-

To THE EDITon HEnALp:-
see Captain Davis statement in your paper to-
day In relation to the collision Of the Old Colony
with the schooner Dartic Pierce. and particularly
notice the following passages. which hope you
will allow me to quotc:-
There occasion to stop, because II was np-
parent that damage of consequence had been
done, and right in the harbor at the time.
1t would have been different matter had been ut
sea. We were only moving of our own momentum
when she against us.
As was n passenger on tho Old Colony at the
time. would like Captain Davis to explain how "it
was apparent that damage Of consequence had
been DONE" Tho night dark that one could
scarcely recognize his neighbor out on tho decks
How then. could the Captain be damage
had been done to eithrr the schooner or his own
vessel? The fact is he did not stop to investigate,
and If big hole had been cut In the Old Colony IL
would have been developed only after got on the
Sound, perhaps out of easy roach OF rescue. II lives
had been lost on the schooner Captain Davis would
not feel indifferent to-day no Expresses himself
In his statement The truth Is there only one safe
course in OF collisions and that is to run Tor
the nearest place of safe anchorage and make thor
ough investigation. That nothing serious occurred
was not due to the skill watchfuiness OF the ON.
GERS % the Old Colony. but to the will Of God.
NEW YonK, sept. - 1879. A PASSENGER.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBIrIONISTS.
INDICTMENT OF THE TEMPERANCE MEN AGAINST
THE GREAT POLITICAL PARTIES THEIR NOM
NEE FOR STATE TREASURER.

INDICTMENT OF THE TEMPERANCE MEN AGAINST
THE GREAT POLITICAL PARTIES THEIR NOM
INEE FOR STATE TREASURER.
ALTOONA, Sept. %. 1879.
The Prohibition State Convention met in this city
for the Office of State Treasurer. George Z. Turner,
of Pittsburg, was made temporary chairman. and j..
n Pierce temporary secretary; subsequently they
were made permanent officers of the Convention.
Mr.. Turner. taking the chair. explained the
CALL and said that he had Intercepted the repubi-
can democratic and greenback labor candidates for
State Treasurer. but they had SO far declined to
place themselves record the questions ad-
dressed to them, hence the prohibitonists were i'm
PEELED to take separate political action.
William l.. Robinson, OF bloomsbury. Columbia
county, nominated for Treasurer by acclama-
ton.
The following resolutions were adopted
F1st-rhat there are to-day no evils from which tho
h" ar" 80 terrible in their nature and 50 fearful in
as those caused by the LIQUOR traffic
tho refusal Of the Legsatus to the Local Option
hs or
aud in the platforms OF the democratic, republic
s"a n"s csnadass for State
or the law adopted BY u" late
Temperance Convention for submission TO tho Isgisa
by dominan, party Of the state regarded as
OF their unwiiltngness
unwise burdensome and crime producing liquor license
for prohibition Of the qno drinking trade
and with the primary OF the
State; il is folly, verging wckedness to expect
relief by their action.
Thrd-That thcro bc greater peril the State
than the existing subserviency and party competition for
the liquor that shows that the
republican and nnoua parties. not being openly opposed
to the liquor traffic, will in tbs conpetton will
court the favor of the reproducing and criminal
cassos will barter away the public morals he purity Of
aud they who vote with them share in tho
guilt of wrun gdoing.
fJurfh-rhxt recommend prohibtionists and the
friends OF temperance to give to all
for securing the OF the
by the State Convention which met AZ Harrisburg April
"a and % 1879. for submission TO tho Legislature.
ft-rhat again present to the consideration OF
fellow citizens the resolutions adopted BY tho prohibition
party Con ton of 1878.