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The New York herald., 1879-08-28
CORTLAND COUNTY.

CORTLAND, August a. 1879
The delegates to the Republican State Convention
from Cortland county X. II. Duell. A. p. Smith.
William o. Bum and William Msntanye. They favor
the nomination OF Frank Hiscock for Governor.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
GREENE COUNTY.

CoxsAcKIR August n, 1879.
The republicans Of Greene county appointed as
delegates the State Convention s. W. Briggs. Joel
Smith aud william II. Van orden. The delegates
were ninstructed.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

with your published interview with what'shis-
name in China. and If my estimate of the mean
ing of his language is not correct. II my memory
serves nie right he said in that letter that he would
accept a nomination II IL were imperative duty.
and who is to be the judge of that duty? Not GEN
eral Grant. but his party. You get the letter and
compare 10 with the conversation he IL reputed to
have had with the viceroy and if am not right.
This much will say for Grant; when in Office he
does not disguise his purposes. II he wanted
throat cut letter written he would not hire
w8man to do il. Excuse me, have said all have
time say, and more. perhaps than you care to have
heard. Goodby."
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

Contrary to the letter and spirit OF the constitu
ton. he has made political agent superintendent OF
Public Works. Never in history has the patron
age connected with that department been more
scrupulously used for the control of caucuses and
conventions The result OF this will be another Pc
riod OF waste and extravaganza in our public works.
The prisons are under similar Influences The
wardenship OF Auburn Prison has been the price at
which an opponent was bought. The superin-
tendcnt of Prisons has been compelled TO place In
the Governors will. thus turning an Office which.
under the constitution. Is held for hxed term and
during good behavior into one which Is held at the
Executive pleasure.
INCONSISTENCY CHARGED.
He has approved the oppressive contract system
which has been introduced into the PRISONS sys-
tenn which jects honest labor to u ruinous
petition aud to degrading associations:
His prctensions To economy are ridiculous The
$500, 900, which his apologists say saved by
has vetoes. in great part made up OF appropra-
and which III % had been Sdjudicatsd and approved by
the Board of Audit. His conduct In this particular
renders nugatory an important provision OF the con-
State.
While filling his messages with denunciations Of
the new Capitol. he has every year approved large
He has refused to our farmers and other land
owners the relief which would come from read.
justnent OF the taxes and from the just taxation Of
personal property. We charge this to have been
done IN the interest of corporations.
He has opposed the educational system OF this
State which the democratic patty created and has
upheld In this particular he has offended the tra-
ditonal policy Of the party and opposed tho pre-
cepts OF George Clinton, Thomas Jefferson, silas
Wright and Horauo seymour.
III 1877 he ehdeavored to procure the nomination
OF his favorites to the State Offices. Failing In this.
he vised bolt. But nnding little assistance from
those to whom such advice was given, no entered
into secret combination to defeat Allen O. Beach,
James Mackin and Augustus Schoonmakcr. Jr., and
to elect their republican opponents.
10 this combination Frederic p. Olcott was
party-a young man without political experience or
standing, whom Governor Robinson had appointed
to Office. and who had been nominated for election
st the Governors special request and from desire
to consult his wishes tar the public interests
would permit
pEcLARkD INCAPABLE
Ever since he took office Governor Robinson has
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-03
DBLINoUEN TAz-LIST-
STEVENS COUNTY.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Counties of Stevens. Big Stone & Traverse.
District Court,
18th Judicial District

STATE OF MINNESOTA, (ss District Court
Counties Big
The State of Minnesota all companies
scribed: +
The list of taxes and penalties real estate for the
delinquent
the oe Of the District Court for counties of Big
which Therefore,
hereby of said
objection
thereof
list in to- which have claim
claim lien. .....
judgment against
parcel land for the said list against
aites .
Dated June 2S 1879.
IFS HENRY BALDWIN,
Clerk the counties Stevens
delinquent Stevens
the remaining
thereon:
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-03
ELIN0UENTT TAz-LIST-
BIG STONE COUNTY
District Court,
18th Judicial District,
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
uufiaa of Stevens Rio Stone A. Traverse

OF MINNESOTA. ourt
upon
penalties
delinquent
which that hereto attached is Therefore
within
publication of this notice. writing
objection
thereof land described
title,
len
against
land for the list appearing and for
penalties, interest
Dated June 2e 1879.
/ CI.sJ HENRY
Clerk OF District Stevens and Traverse
A of delinquent within the
OF Minnesota che d. 1873 remaining delinquent
I. thereon
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-03


Stevens. )'e'
the above and foregoing
AID W.
of
IT,. BALDWIN District
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
WASHINGTON.
Apunsptm,nts confirmed.

WASHINGTON April 3.-The Senate in excu-
tive session today confirmed the following
Gonsnls--J. M. Wilson, of Ohio at Panama
Cleo seroggs, OF Illinois, at Hamburg; M. M,
I. scruggs, Of Georgia, at Chinkang; David
Mexico; Jas. Riley Weaver, Of West Virginia,
at Vienna; VIM. G. Burchard, q citizen OF the
United States now residing ut Honduras, at
Omoa and TruxiIlo; Henry Dittman, Of New
York. at Breslau; John NJ, Norton, OF Cali
fornia, at Honolulu; John Harris, now vice
consul Mt Venice, to be consul at that place.
DIR. John B. Hamilton, Of Illinois. to be super
vising surgeon general OF the United States
Marine Hospital Service. Clarence King, of
New York, to be director of the geographical
dian inspector. Cicero Newell, of Michigan,
to be agent for the Rosebud, formerly Spot
ted Tail Indians, In Dakota.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Kearney's TbrasllIssg.

San Francisco papers give the particulars
OF the assault upon Denis Kearney at Santa
Ana, Cal, on the twentieth ultimo. He spoke
usual, took occasion violently to. abuse seve-
raj prominent citizens. after be had eaten
supper ne Was approached by the gentlemen
hn had Viliified, and asked his authority for
~ Ils statements. Hesaid he was public agi-
pick up he gave forth in lis own ~ yzyay. and
any one had a right to get on the platform
ahd re1ute them. While he was speaking
man man named Rule struck him blow In the
ace i In the melee which ensued Kearney
aieW aiW pistol, but 1t WAS taken away from
sshlea y plhahle appearance when the deputy
sheriff arrived and rescued him -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
A strange story Of Adyenture.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Warden Finn, of the
Tombs, this morning called the attention of
the charitable societies OF this city to the case
OF Ihos. Sargentich q young Austrian, con-
lined tn the city prison for disorderly con-
dnct Three nights ago, being starving and
homeless, Sargentich deliberately broke a
street lamp In the BoWery and was arrested.
He was arraigned before Justice Duffy and.
although respectfully dressed, was committed
as a vagrant on his own confession Sargen-
itch fs son Of superior judge In the Aus
trian Empire. He was born at Baden, In the
province Of Dalmatia. His father. Philp
Sargentich, Is the Wealthiest citizen 81 Com
mune In 1872, in order to avoid his being
drafted In military conscription, then en-
forced by the Austrian government, his father
furnished him with funds to come to this
country. He left Trieste and arrived here In
April, 1872. lie proceeded to San Francisco,
and, after varied experiences as q mer-
chant and saloon-keeper In San Francisco
clerk with the firm Of J. Ivanoyitsch, San
Francisco The head ook-keeper a Spaniard
named Denglada, after robbing the firm, alb
seconded to Mexico, leaving behind him
information that Sargentich was the real
culprlt. saIrgentich, on being spoken to by
ton, and learning that Denglada had
gone to Mexico, determined to pursue and
arrest him. He sailed on the steamer
CoIima from San Francisco to Acapulco, and
on arriving there found that Denglada had
gone to ManzaniIla. While preparing to fol-
low the defauiteT he was stricken down with
fever and was sent from Panama to this CITY.
After spending the little money ne had ana
finding himself starving he smashed tne
street lamp. He speaks English, frenen, .
German, Russian, Italian, Spanish ana tne
been taken in hand by Mr. Cutter. agent OF
the Prison Association, and eHefts WIN pe
made to send him to Austria.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
THE VATICAN.
leaeraI Relief In a Reconciliation He-
fMfsn EisIa rex md the Vatican.

IoNpoN, april 3.-Adgices from Eome state
but there is general anticipation In clerical
lreles that the differences between Germany
MI the Vatican will soon be practically set
"a ID manner satisfactory to both parties.
or many months no punishment under the
aek laws have been inflicted, although nom
ampliance with. them have been frequent.
! he fact that Prince Bismarck yesterday had
long private interview with Herr Wind
bsrst, leader OF the Catholic party In the
echstag, Is eli ed as an Indication OF the
pod understanding which is reported to pre-
fII
A recent private letter from Berlin sums
Prince Bismarck's g new policy as having
n It's cardinal principles the eoncilietion Of
ee agricultural d I'd mechanical interests by
Pe imposition Of protective duty on im-
prted grain. meat, provisions, hides and
manufactured articles; the winning over Of
Ptholics by such notifications Of the Falck
3Ws as may be found possible and expedient,
hd the acceleratlon u of business and the gen
ial improvement OF the condition of the peo-
esby the partial RECOMMENDATION Of silver.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
A Shameless Persecution.
--- IShrnranntI9 rTti n, na ]

Mr.. George w. Dupfe, ex-State Printer,
whom it will be remembered was recently in
,dicted BY the grand jury Of New Orleans on
the charge OF perjury, kad q hearing before
Judge Whitaker last Saturday and was dis
charged. The jury returned verdict Of not
guilty without leaving their seats. Thus ends
one Of the most STAINLESS prosecutions ever
put on foot The whole scheme Of having
Mr.. Dupre indicted and trisd, is supposed to
have originated with the proprietors and
managers Of the 7sanes and Picayu,,e, who
envied Mr.. Dupre his position as State Print
or. This first vindication of the ex-State
Printer will prove highly gratifying to his
personal friends and the large number Of
readers Of that fearless and incorruptible
Democratic journal Of the South the New
Orleans D DEMOCRAT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
aK CHANCELLOR or THE ExCErrQUEM
SHOWS ENGLANDs FINAk-
CIAL CONDITION.
y Increase af Taxation NeCesssry-The
Income OF the Government hE rg ely
Exceeding It's Expenditures.

| IoHDoN April 3.--The Ministry had kept
ihelr own counsel well respecting tie financial
Etatement which they submitted to Pariia-
'nent to-day, and the result is N most agree
Eble surprise to the country. Every one had
EntcIpated d heavy deficit and on erous in
aaase III taxation which, In the depr, ,ssed con-
Hilton of the trade aud industries of the
Einrdom would be extremely hard to bear
Sud the pressure Offwhich would cal Isse serious
Evaporation against the admiHist ration. and
probably result IN the return Of Liberals to
bower. When Sir Stafford Netth cote, Chan
fplIor Of the Exehefuer, arose lay the budget
before the House Of Commons HE benches
Farecrowded and the galleries of the house
We're filled. Sir Stafford Northcot q, In well
considered and very delibera te Speech
Bcached, Ut first, in an apoIagete and deprt
&ntory tone fxpounded the fins ncal cUnHi-
Hi Of. the government at the beginning OF
HID fiscal year and passed ia revit NV the events
Y India and Africa, which had neceHstuttd
Increased expenditure. Then. somewhat
managing his tone, and with hi regards d-
eDehes, he announced that tht government
tad arrived at the conclusion that 1t would
VI be desirable 10 Increase tt txatipn. This
Unexpected and pleasing stat ement was re-
eIyed with cheers from tn government
enchfs. increase Ct taxation = Sir Stafford
torthcpte went OH to say" "wou Id be undesir-
5ble, because the country was not in
satisfactory condition as respected It's
rsde and industry. A sligl it addition on
Ii article Of luxury, however, would be made.
Ehe duty on cigars would bo increased two
&ence -four cents per p0uu u. This state
nant was received with hila rityl The time
III the payment Of outstal lding exehequer
pnds will be extended over O year, but there
dll be no further taxatiorl. The estimated
Expenditures for tho coming year will be
j, 15a,573, and the estimat ed revenue will be
s3,055oo0, leaving All excess of G2,9g1 .427,
Ehich can be applied to redemption Of out
landing exehequet bills. Last year, despite
u the adverse circumstances, the eSpendi-
'nres exceeded the reyeslus by only "a, ,3Ba, 600.
khich 81 m was met by bills OF credit voted
" Parliament" Upon resuming his seat,
fhs Chancellor pf the Exchequer was loudly
haered even some of the Liberals joining In
eapplause-
Id the House OF Lords the Marquis Of
klkbury, repl ying 80 IL question, said that it
" hoped that, the rectitication OF the Greek
nhtler W8uld be satisfactorily arranged. The
inspect Of such arrangement would be
(tlRhter when the present pressure upon the
hFkIsh frontier should be withdrawn.
10nightthe government party are In high
pIrits. The u enefal opinion Is that the gov
Iament have again made stroke that will
store to them oil their former popularity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
senator Hruce IL satisfied.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senator Bruce der
MES having expressed his dissatisfaction at
the manner in which he has been treated in
the committee appointments. He says he
will remain on the Educational and Labor
Mississippi. He only withdrew from the
Pensions Committee, which he did to-day, be-
cause there are other matters which occupy
his time. He says he is very well satisfied,
and that he has received many letters from
tlement Of the Fteedmen's Bank affairs,
which he will do,and IL preparing resolution
with that end in view, which he will present
shortly and urge It's adoution.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
THE RUSSIAN NIHuETsTs
)rend Of ReyGsutil0nary Ideas and Fur-
poses mOEE I he Russian Ecnnle,

&LoNDoN, April 3.-The latest advlces fYom
nssla give really alarming reports concern
|gthe constant spread Of revolutionary ideas
d purposes amsng the people, and the IN
Ivery great number Of arrests are almost
tlly made, but these serve only to show The
tent OF the conspiracy. Detective police
u Judges have come to regard their lives ma
<ing held at the mercy Of the consprators
he latter OF late have adopted the plan of
b threat is always carried out. What tends
excite sill more terror is the discovery
Mt among the NiEilist conspirators are q
~ large number ofsyentemen and ladies Of
sh rank. Among those arrested within the
tfaW days is the great-granddaugh of
unt Panim. who was Chancellor to the En-
ess Catherine; another Is the daughter of
well known Senator, who Is personal
forite Of the Czar; another is Q niece OF a
nous General in the army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
ne Eastern Roum~slan Commission.

agNDoN. April 3.--A Vienna dispatch says
AL the members OF the Eastern Roume-
y commission have now arrived at Con-
|ntnople. Ali the powers, including even
lasia, have instructed their representatives
the commission to finish the work as
ediay as possible. In the preliminary
na1aers now proceeding between the
lers relative to the mixed occupation, the
acpie has been adopted that Eastern Rou-
sa Shall pay the costs Of occupation. his
deprived the Opposition Ia the Reichs-
B of their principal handle against the
sme, namely: the money question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
THE JOCKEY CLUB.

The members Of the New Lolssi aa Jockey
Club are requested to ike naIeeH that there
will De an open air concert astAe clubhouse
on Saturday the fifth iIfstaat, to last from & !.
O'Clock till p. m. MenfsSs can bring their
families and lady friends to enjoy there
pleasant evening,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
A Lovers suicide-A society Walking
Match

CINCINNATI, April Sat an inquest to-day
on William Rohman, who sueided by shoot
ing, DR.. Staebler testified that year ago the
deceased fell in love, but the parents Of the
girl objected. This love disappointment go
wore upon his mind that disease was pro-
duced. which resulted in suicide
walking match extraordinary is an
nounced for Saturday at the Highland House.
The proceeds are to be for the Chldren's
Home, and the contestants are well known
society men. Frank E. Lee, Charles Camp
Vanhamm. Thos. Pugh and Charles Evans
have entered. The walk commences at 10
q. M. and ends at 10 D. m. First, second and
third prizes will be awarded to those covering
the greatest Number Of miles ia twelve hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Pharr's Fate.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, March 3.-Another
effort will be made by counsel to save the life
Of John p. Pharr, who hangs tomorrow.
Marshall p. Downing, a Boston merchant,
visited the prison to-day and identified Pharr
as the man he saw on the train between
Providence and Boston at the time it Is said
Pharr committed the murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
The Ronds Called I'm.

the mum bers Of the ninety-fonrth bond call
issued to-day: Coupon bonds Of 1s67-S5O, No.
11F,oo1 to No. 123,o0O, both inclusive; s1oo, No
220O01 to No. 234 o00 both inclusive; $1,000, No.
2D3001 to No. $4,000, both inclusive; total
coupons 81 900. Registered bonds Of 1867
$1,000, No. 16 ,451 to No. 1850, both inclusive;
total registered, S300O,0 900. The interest on
these bonds will cease on the third of July
next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
ELEGANT FumI1TuRE Ar AtIer16

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AueTres.-Massra9
Nash.& Hodgson. auctianeass. sell at 10 30
O'Clock this d. m. the enkre contents az tha
elegantly furnished residencS NC $50 prytania
street. between Sixth and Seventh. comprising
one Of the most elegant and coAplete assort-.
ments Of household furniture offsred at auc-
tion In this city since the war bpld on ae-
count Of depar. ure. Sale positive and no lin.
It's House open at 4. M for inspection. salo
1t 1890 2. ~. promptly, See the advertisement
tor particulars.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Rebuilding the BrookIyn Theatre.

BROOKLYN, April 3.-The proprietors Of the
old Brooklyn Theatre, the destruction OF
which by, fire will always be remembered,
to rebuild the structure and this morning a
gang Of workmen commenced clearing away
the debris OF the old structure The new
building will occupy substantially the ground
not resemble it In any way The total cost
Of the new building Is estimated at s125, 900,
and will be ready for occupancy September Is.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
PORK Packinw i'm the west.

CINCINNATI, April "A review OF the pork
packing season In the West Is published to-
day. It shows large increase In this branch
of industry The number Of hogs packed
Gas; being an increase, In head, Of 975, ,202.
For the whole twelve months, ending March
/, the number of hogs packed Is 10858, ,G92; an
increase, In head, OF 1,810,126.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
who WIN He Examined by the Wallace
ftnmlmIftFe.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Tbe Wallace COM
mittee meets at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, when Sydney Faustin, former treasurer
Of the Republican Committee; ]. i. Harvey
former secretary OF the National Democratic
Committee; Duncan s. Walker, present sec
retary OF the same, and John e. Thompson
Sergeant-at Arms OF the House, will be ex-
afniued
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
The Presidents Amendments

WASHINGTON, April 3-The Pr sident sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-
day: Isaac w. Roberts, to be postmaster at
Thoa. b. Turner, to be director surgeon; snl 9.
FL. Burbank. to be inspector; Passed Assis-
tant NJ l.. Ruth to De surgeon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Mob VENGEANCE In Iowa.

CINCINNATI, April "a DesM oines special
says that reports were received here that the
Commercial printing office was burned by
incendiaries at Davis City, Decatur county,
Sunday night, and on Monday two men,
Irving Tucker. notoriously bad character,
Tucker was hanged. Tartar was rescued and
placed In jail. A bagnio kept by Martha Nc
Clair was visited by the mob, and the build
ing torn down and the contents destroyed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY. APRIL T. 1870

that he had repeatedly voted for independent
Legislation on appropriation bills.
Mr.. Hawk, Of Illinois, opposed the repeal.
Mr.. Bright, OF Tennessee made a speech In
and at 10:2O .. M. The House took recess
until II O'Clock o. M tomorrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04

mercy OF the wind and waves. He il almost
certain from the condition OF ono Of these
that some, il not all Of the crew were drowned.
One vessel was lying bottom up: the others,
the Norwegian brigs the Fox and Anlbrosias
were abandoned WHtpr-Iogged
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
The Pacific Mail steamship Company
The Prts0ners Mt san Quentin.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.--It Is rumored
that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
are negotiating to selfther Australian branch
Of the service to the Central Pacific Railroad
Company.
An attempt was mede to-day to release
Vim. Dever from the State prison at San
Quentin. The wou1d-be rescuer made good
his escape. The prisoners threaten to set fire
to the prison IL Dever is executed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
The Dismissal Of the Lieutenant Govern
or of Quebec.

OTTAWA, Ont, April BIN the House this
evening Sir John Mcdonald, Premier, STATED
that the correspondence relating to the dis
missal Of the Lieutenant Governor Of the
province Of Quebec had been laid before the
Governor Gtneral and he bad reserved the
question for the decision Ut the imperial gov.
ernment Some hisses were heard when the
announcement was made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Grain Uf Powder Extracted From the
EmperOr WtlItnm's Eye.

BERLIN, April 3--The surgeons have sue.
eeeded In painlessly extracting the grain ol
powder which had remained In the Emperor
Williams head since Noebsings attempt on
his life.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Rnss Rall in the snow.

Boston, April 3.-The Boston Base Ball
Club played their opening game to-day with
q picked nine. The snow and mud on the
grounds intefered with good playing. Six
innings were played, but no runs were made.
Twenty-Five hundred people were present.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Easy ufY0rces.

contains I a story = Of one OF its reporters, an
unmarried man. who detailed for the pur-
pose, obtained, through q lawyer Of this city,
adiyoree from animaginatige VIE pa On grounds .a
nl1rnorfs to be granted by the Circuit Court
ssJohn +, Wentworth, Circuit Judge" The
World claims that the marriage tie is abso-
lutelv at the mercy OF nnscru ulous attorneys.