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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov 12.-The steamer st. Louis
leaves Liverpool to-day for New Orleans
with 100 passengers, nearly all for Texas.
There are many farmers among them, some
with families, and number Of mecha nlca.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Sheffield Duly Tete-
graph reports Hon. Edward Stanhope, Under
Secretary OF State for India, rs saying dur
ing o. speech at Horncastle, that Parliament
might last till this time next year, but that In
all probability It was very near It's end, and
he took the opportunity Of advising his hear
era to prepare for an election mt an early date.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
The Radical G. me in New York.

It was perfectly we'll known on Wednesday
morning that Mr.. Potter and the whole
Democratic State ticket, except Gov. Robin
son. hAi been elected by considerable ma
jority. The Democratic State Committee
thereupon disbanded. Tue Republican State
COMMITTEES thereupon went TO work The
late Mr. Z. Chandler had smuggleda u defeated
candidate into the Presidency 81 the United
States by prompt and vigorous Claiming.
after the defeated candidate in public speech
had admitted his defeat aud 1t naturally &c,
Cured. therefore, to the N anagers OF the allied
Tammany- Republican canvass that tho per-
formance might be initiated on a small scale
in this State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
FRANCE.

LONDON, Nov. ia Paris dispatch to the
Standard reports that M. Sylvester, an official
candidate of the Fourton. Broglle ministry In
the ele,tlon ut Vancllse, for the Chamber OF
Deputies and NJ. Montague ax-snb- project,
have been sentenced to five emonths' imprison-
ment each for bribery aud corruption.
LoNDoN, Nov. 12--The Times says: The
Bo,rse (newspaper) states that of 10000
shares In the Bangue Europeenne, which NJ.
Philiparte advanced. had been taken by sub
scrption Only CD 600 are In the hands OF the
public; that 1O9, 333 shares were taken by M.
Philiparte himself, and that the bank is hold
ing against these shares u number of Tram
way bonds aud shares.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
KILLING CASINO.
The Crime for Which Tony Matrango Is
Held to Answer.

Athalf-past IL O'Clock this morning q bloody
ffray took place at Louis 2. Sala's saloon. cor
ner or Basin and Poydras streets. which re-
suited In n mulatto named Leon Casino being
shot and almost Instantly killed by Tony Ma
trappo. tho proprietor Of u keno establishment
on tho opposite corner.
The facts. 40 cleaned by DEMOCRAT reporter.
are az follows:
man named MeAivlu, mt II O'clock went
over to Matrango's gambling hell and won $5,
which was paid to him BY tho proprietor In
chips. McAlvln loft the gambing-house and
Oh entering las drinking saloon gave Leon
Casino he chips aud told him to go oyer to
Matrango aud have them caahed
Casino Obeyed the Instructions. aud upon got
ting the chius caahed returned and gave the
"a ,ney to McAlvin. M,Ayin counted the money
and found that there WAS bali doln short.
Casino took the money again, aud, returning TO
Matra- 90. told him that he had not given him
but u 5O MatranRo said IL don't know what
you might have done with the money snce you
were gone: / wont give y, u any more
the money good. bat wi " nave the satista 'ion
q telling yoMn That you have beat me out q
Matrann" then struck Casino In the fa,e and
beth men cllnchea they we're. however, sep
| arated, but Mntrango y nerfhslnas artneh nim
s VIII ~ pstG a1 son NJ Sons "
trango's friends urged him to leave the scene
which he did.
Alter Matrango had left. the crowd THAT had
gathered n sal",s place sat =, dnwn ,v. t. a p,ay
revenge. an hour later shut hia tlaee of bnsi
b as and, armiDg himself. crossed oyer the
street and remained on the outside of Salas
| saloon. an Ii Iii ambush.
As Casino came our into the bar-room from
| an adjoining room MnrangO shot him IN the
back. which resulted In almost instant death
The deceased, ns soon ~ ha wa shot. III %
| hia face but was picked up ard paced on q
shutter, whore h. expired. The accused at1
| tern pied to effect his escape but was arrested
hy officers Goodman and Devees aud locked no
| In tbe Central Station.
4 DIR. j. @. Beard. uuon halng notified repaifet
| to tho dying uan's side but the bullet had done
IT. work and medical aid WIS uselssa, ,,,. vht M
ball had entered tho bnck, penetrating he left
lung. and causing almnat instant death. J, ",
i The police arrested Emmst D. y tyar, e. NJ
Carelli Manuel PreEo and Geo. Ford, .ant
locked them up as witnesses. The. body. of M
deceased was brought to the station. where II
now awaits the action Of the coroner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
Antntery,w win Grant.

CINCINNATI. NOV IA special 10 the Enquirer
from Galena gives ~ interyiey with Gen.
Grnut, in whcb The latter said: When start
EaR, IN ecember it is possible may get em-
pIoyment at something which will change my
other plane. = be only information / have Of
heiDg chosen president OF the iexas Pacific
Railroai IN through the newspapers. Nothing
Of the kind has ever been II red ue
Reportar-Very many people insist that you
must b. Preside Mt OF the United States again.
That. too" said Ann Grant, is without my
authority. The fact Is | have not been disturb
ing III yself about anything since / went away.
Any plan. made f,r the future for me are with
out cons ultatlon with me"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
nu,ler to a.un Next Year.
New York sun | tervtew.]

--- New York Sun I tafVIeWJ
Eow do you account for your defeat, Cen
eralY'
"I beg your pardon | cannot regard my
self ns defeated inasmuch MS | have made
substantial gains over last years vote. re-
ducng the Republican plurality from $4,000
to less than $4,000. But the reason | was not
elected il found Iii the fact that there are
about 100000 uisfranehised citizens In Massa-
chuAetts."
"Will you be q candidate for Governor next
year2"
IL prefer not to answer that question at
present. | can only repeat that ain engaged
In political contest involving the rights of
the poor and the oppressed, and that | shall
continue in the fight until | Win.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
THE SHREVEPORT MASS MEETING,
Gov Wilt, Judge Egan and Messrs. Lingan
and Jack Address an Immense
Audience.
FsoeciaI 10 the Democrat. j

SHREvEroRT Nov. 12--The mass meeting
here was q grand success. Thousands Of per-
sons Of all classes filled the courthouse
square. "A large number Of ladies' were In the
audience.
Amid cannon firing and the music OF the
brass band Gov Witt was escorted 10 the
platform. Ho made but short speech ~ he
was very I'LL. Judge Egan, james Llngan
and w IT. Jack entertained the enthusiastic
crowd for two hours.
Another grand meeting will be held to
night Mt which Gibson, McEnery and Dupre
will speak.
Caddo will give another rouslng meeting.
The party here Is thoroughly organized.
DEM0CRAT,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
TURKEY.

LONDON, Nov t2,-Fhe Constantinople cor
respondent Of the Standard telegraphs: Tho
Minister of Finance has paid $250,OOO to army
contractors; therefore there is no fear OF the
supply of provisions for soldiers running
short.
The Standards Cnnstantinople dispatch
says Tnere Is great agitation In Bosnia and
Hprzpgovena where Mussuimaus and Chris
tians make common cause. Fears of rising
in tie spring prevents Austria from reducing
her army of occupation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
SPORTING NEWS.
Hanlan Willing to Meet Courtney at Roches-
ter-He Is Determined Also to Re-
tain Possession of the Sports
mans Challenge Cup.

telegram 10 Blaikie. announcing his willing
ness to meet him md Courtney at Rochester on
ToRovTo Nov ID. -Hanlan has teegrapbed
to FL gland that he 's prepared to defend hts
posseeaion Of the Sp0rtman's challenge cup He
hns received vary nIttsriug off re- to go to Aus
tralia to row Triekett. but has bsen Obliged to
Courtney and Hanlnn will meet this week to
draw Up articles and make ARRANGEMENTS Tor
the new race. @
COURTNEY WILLING TO ROW HAfLAN.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov 1l.-Charles Courtney
sent tue following dispatch to Referee Blaikie
this evening:
According to your suggestions ! will meet
you and Hhnlan at any tim. yon will name to
make articles for the % e Aaysse 9 = as nsgy
nlr Rl.ikie's explanation in regardao the de-
lay OF II ,nlan's acceptance is entirely satisfae
tory to Courtney. He stands prepared 10 sign
tho articles for the race as soon rs they can be-
pre- pared.
THE CoLLENDER BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
New YORK, Nov I2.Another great billiard
tournament. known as the Coliander tourna-
ment, under the rules of the champion game.
was commenced last night In Tammany Hall.
There was lar9e attendance. many OF those
present being ladies'.
The frat game was between Albert darn1ef
and Maurice DAILY.
The referee announced that the game to be
played In this tournament is practically new
one. Experts have becomes 80 proficient at rail
nursing that. with u view to diminishing tho
large runs and forcing experts to play more
around the table. these rules have boon adopt
ed: 4 line is drawn across each corner OF The
table and with the four triangles thus form. q
It is permitted To make only one carDm Without
sending one of the object balls outside Of the
triangle.
There are eight players entered for the tour
nament. which will make It necessary TO play
twenty eight games. exclusive Of tie games.
The games will consist Of 800 points each, and
the prjz are champion medal and $4,000 In
cash. The first prize, ia $1,000 and badge the
second $500. the third $3.50. the fourth slso m the
making 800 points to Daly's 239. CARRIERS high.
est run was 43. Dalys 81. The winners average
was 7 13
The second game was between Jacob Schaef +
| fer and Eugene Carter, and resulted as follows:
Carter $40, Schae fer 800. Winners average
81 ST. Highest runs-Schaeffer "a. 80. 60. Carter
1t, 60 35.
| LONDON. Nov. 12.-The race for. the great
Shropshire handicap to-day 1t the ShreWsbnry
| meeting was won by Rymll's Rosy Cross 0raW-
ford's Avontess second. Lord Harding,s Bread
finder third. Twelve ran.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
AFGHANISTAS.

LONDON, Nov 12.-The Times In Its second
edition publishes a dispatch dated Cabul. NO
OF the Ameer In Turkestan have surrendered
nearly 500 stands OF arms, 100 camels and
some camp equipage. Col Macpherson re-
ports that the country beyond knoond Cabul
il omen and easy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13

cent Democratic foIlIes in Congress and tho
snlandid success of the resumption 81 specie
payments And yet ell thnse issues, with the
gloss of novelty still upon them, have not en-
nbled the Republicans 70 carry New YORK n, ny
4 enar and decisive majority. New York still
re,nains the debatabe ground Of the presi-
dentlal canvass, with nearly equal chances TO
both politiCal parties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
TEXAS ITEMS.
A Shot That Went Across the Rio Grande-
A Fight Between Indians and
Americans.

GALvEsroN. Nov. 12.-To- morrow's Mems will
publtsh The following soecal: FL PAso Nov.
i2.-This evening gun In the hands Of 2 negro
was discharged on this side OF the Rio drande.
Tho bullet killed Mexican and wounded q
boy in Piedras Negras (opposite). causing great
excitement in the latter place. The negro es-
capped.
week ago between Indians and Americans In
the vicinity OF Sierra Mslada mines. Fourteen
Americans we're killed. No names or details.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
4a@
THE INnIAN5.
Chief Ouray Satisfied That He Gan Arrest
tile Indians Engaged in the Thorn
burgh Massacre.

WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-Secre.ary Schurz re-
cnynd 4 Telegram to-day from Hen. Adalns,
dated LES ptnos Agency, fovembnr 10. saying
that hs had met about tWenly. ofthe W nhe river
they had beon summoned by the latter t., take
BART in tia Investigation OF the Th r,nbnrgh
m4seanre Chief OurHy. Adams says, II 'nH-
drnt thnt when be is satisfied ~ the guilt of ha
Iniinns he wall have power to arrest and holi
thnm.
Gen. Hatch and attaches of the Investigating
u n mis4i.n W. n, az pected az Los Fnos on tile
following day. when tho investigation would
hepin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
blaine GoinE In for 1850.

[J.R. Youngs Washington letter. the Star.l
From what | saw and heard while among
Blaine's friends In New York-and he has
scores Of them there-I am sure that they are
about to begin to push his canvass for the Re
publican presidential nomination with the
greatest vigor They say he IS the only man
Grants name from being brought forward.
They believe Blaine to be as popular now as
he was in 1876, and think that all 1t needs to
make him the candidate is hard and sys-
tematic work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Nov 10. Charles Tomlinson. OF
the suspended Liverpool firm OF Iomllnson Y
Co.. cotton brokers, charged with obtaining
100000 under false pretenses and with nego-.
tiating forged paper, has pleaded guilty and
been sentenced to ten years penal servitude.
VIENNA, Nov. 12.-Another large fire oc-
Cured at Serojevo Monday last.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
Movements of ocean vessels.

New YORK Nov. 12-Arrived: Anglia, Pomo-
ma. Celia. Hatteras. New Orleans, Hornaall.
Homeward Florence Rogers for New Orleans.
Adjuster for Savannah.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov. 12.-Arrived j: G. A..
Haye-.
New YORK. Nov. 12.-Aryived: J. e. Wood
house, Ruth Robinson. Arrived out: Glaslyn.
Homeward j +. Robertson for Charleston.
Gazslle for Wilmington.
Arrived: ty OF Vera Cruz. Arrived out at
Liverpool: Australian from dflveston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
GOV. WILlZ AT SHREVEPORT.
How He Was Received Serenades and Torch
light PROFESSIONS
Special to The Damoerat,I

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 12-Gov. Wiltz and
party arrived here last evening. large
delegation of prominent citizens received
them at the landing. At night d series OF SER
enades were given to Gov. Wiltz This morn
Ing grand preparations are being made for 9
mass meeting. The air Is full OF music. All
Shreveport is out Of doors. One meeting Is
to be held at noon and one at night with
grand illumination and torcbllght process
sion The meetings promise to he grand
nfrpirs DARaAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
the stettours Failure,

New York. Nov 12-At a meeting Of the cred
itors OF stetlours. Of Chicago last night. q re-
port of the expert showed the total assets to be
ST 242 718 68, less guaranty on open accounts
and contingent liability. amounting to s28 900,
leaving 1914 90 16 applicable to the payment of
unsecured creditors. which would be 6a |. 10 per
cnnt..A res 9lution was adopted to entertain no
proposition that looks to a compromise at less
than sixty four cents on the dollar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
Prices Or virginia city Bonds.

Petersburg (Na.) Index Appeal, Nov. ~
On Saturday last Norfolk city per cent
bonds brought Sl06. and the water 50 lspe-
highest offer was 500 for the former and 500
for the latter. Petersburg S. brought On Sat
urday last SOS. Yesterday the highest oiter
for them was S96. For Lynchburg g. yester-
day, In the same market. slo2 was oid; ana
indication of the result Of the election on
capital. we make no comment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
The Meeting Of the Army Of tho Tennessee

CHICAGO. Nov. l2.-The Army Of Tennessee
held its annual meeting at lis headquarters 10
the Palmer House this morning. Gen. Sheri-
dan presided and there were about 4so members
present.
was adj ourned to A o'clock In order that ar
| rangemen's might be maize for the reception
OF Gen. Grant by the Army Of Tennessee ana
| ture of the dav
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
'rAl.Y.

ROME, Nov. 12- first number of ths
Aurora, q daily newspaper planned and Is
shed by the Vatican, will appear on the first
Of January next, as the more authoritative
exponent of the Pope's views than the exist
Ing clerical newspaper
Gen Garibalhi's divorce suit will come be-
fore the court Of appeal on the nineteenth In
Stant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
The Earnings Of sms Missouri Railroads

ST. Louis, Nov 12.-An abstract OF The annual
report OF the railroad com ntssioners Of this
state. as far as + is made no. shows the follow
Ing receipts for freight and assenRers, OF the
principal roads In the State, for the year end
Ing June 3o In round numbers:
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern 81 500ggo
Missouri Pacific. e...............--....... 100000
# Louis Kansas City and Northern. $500 600
Missouri Kansas and Texas. ...-........ 900. 600
Hannibal and St joe 100 900
Kaneas CITY St Joe and G luuetl Bluff / $50 600
Gbieago. Rock IsIand and Pacific -. 1850 900
Chicago and Alton. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
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4 sober view or New York,
rNaw York Herald, Ind

This doubtful result affords but little en-,
couragement to the Republicans. Ihey had
the advantage Of the Republican victories 10
Maine and Ohio; the full advantage OF what
ever political capital could be made OF the re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 12.-Active preparations are
being made for the reception OF Archduchess
Marie, Including a grand military display at
lrun On the frontier, by the army occupying
Tho Basnue PROVINCES. The Cortes will ad-
journ for ten days during the marriage fes-
tiyltinS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13

pATTEsoN. NJ j., NV. 12.-Hon Charles "a.
yoorhtes member OF Congress from the Fifth
District Of NV Jersey was arrested yesterday
afternoon at Haekensack. on the charge OF ab-
ensack, o. which he was president. collaterals
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13

deposited to secure n private loan. The nffidh-
Wits were ms1e Gpshiar Brewer and Vice by
President DaRroot. VOORHEES, was taken before
Uuited States comniss' Toner. tp to this morn
ing the bail had not be.n fixed. He was not
locked up but held under surveillance ut his
own house.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
Not case of Yellow Fever In ntemphts.

MEMPHIS Nov. 12.-At a meeting Of the Shelby
county Medical Association held tonight,
twenty six members, all residents of the city,
phis, each separately and individually stated
that he has not single case Of yellow fever un-
der treatment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
GRANT At CHICAGO.
He is Greeted With Procession and a
Speech,

CHICAGO. Nov 12-Uuon the arrival Of the
train from Galena. Gen. Grant was. met aud
esc rted to III, Palmer Hou o by Il tniliUlry nnd
ciy, process ion of grent length. which he sub-
seauen,ly rll reviewed from the balcony Of the no
te II was more than two hours, in passilg
come to which Con. Grnnt briefly responded.
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to proceed to Nashville Tenn. to represent the
medical depart meuto tho army ut tha meeting
of the Amercau Public Health Association on
tho eighteenth instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
A RAILROAD COLLISION.

TRENTON N. D. Nov 10 "A freight train on
the Penn ylvania Railroad ran into tho rear OF
another between P.inceton Junction nnh Law
rerce. completely demoi4hing several cars,
Two m.n were Injured. The wreck caused
several hours delay.
THE BuFORD CASE.
CINCINNATI, Nov IL "A Frankfort special
aays: Argument Ill the Buford case commenced
Yesterday.
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The Coal Famine In cincinnati

C1sc1NNATI Nov 1.-THE Board OF Council
men to-day appointed q committee to ascertain
whether the city may buy coal and sell 1t al
cost In case Of d coal famine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
What Is Going on In Europe just
mt Present.

The Balkan Principalities Form q
Defensive Alliance Against Aus
tria-What the Russian
Press Think of Lord
Beaconsfeld's
Speech.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
The Virginia Grand CSmmandery Of
knights Tempiar.

RICHMOND, Nov. l2-The Grand Com
mandery OF the Knights Templar OF Virginia
convened ln general assembly here to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Cotton Seed Oil Mill Burned in Yazoo
Oity-Loss, $4500O.

YAzoo CRY Miss. Nov. 10 Charles Monn's
cotton saed oil mill burned Mt ! o'clock this
morning. II is claimed that the hre result 9
from nn accident Loss. f45 900: insurance,
$4,000.
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shoe Contract.

0srEBEc. Nov Ia. &. Rosshos received q
contract from Paris for one million pairs Of
new factory to employ 800 hands. will be built
at hr. SauYeur.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
A AT. JOhn suspensiOr,.

gr. JOHN. Nov. 12-The old established
wholesale, dry goods and grocery firm of 4. IA.
Dencher u IONS has suspensed, with liabilities
estimated at $500. 600.
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The Meeting of the American Public
Health Association.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Surgeons Thos. a. Nc,
partin and John L. Billings have been ordered
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THE MOST PERFECT CONFINEMENT.

The hitherto prevailing high price for cot
ton has sent constant stream OF money
flowing through this section. Everybody has
q pocket full, and FOR once since thelwar the
armers hen-roosts and pig.styes $re sale
from the depredations OF 1.-THE mhn and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-16

Instead OF handling the relns OF his four-ln-
mana THIS summer Coz Delaney A Kane will handle the
rrihs OF the government OF the village OF New Rochelle
he having been elected President yesterday A week
ago he decided to accept the nomination of The Repub
ncans His ropnlAriJ thcroforr exceeded his inerr.t
III VIC Ieshll ~ the cccuun, bCeHu~ hC preferred q, 10
on str shnnunv trip Staten Island rnthct tiau ink
about local nnHlrs ana polite, m tho avn hu iru,n ,
uchFh IN We hlicfhnon uhtil shutdown. when tho polls
Nelr cprd lils summer &c ,ldruct hAs IccH DA,ru
pulEH Ntck, hnl ne has WCcttll uiA lie extensive i'm
Prov nlents Tor the coming Ht-u III, r0ruinri', s
win the hrs entrance III IN. Tan, ln ruarh mo the
NlHst ana lt was deemed suui candutr TOR INV con
Vel WIN tnt nominee NJ the Democrats 1i ,fniratnu
O. rA supervisor AvkerhHn had spmr rhrcL ana ni the
'lu NolrH cast Onl Kane has large tnuuriW 1he t,e
prnhnhf elected n iWIirnt Dvairoy A. kAnf
trustees. iicur-c lhmblrn. Ju~ph II Surlcnsun aurs
HrthMbarh nA'uNr Jatob llVhNoss, Pu.ue Jus.