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VI LIAM 8. FLANDERS.

The RepublicaEs Of Saline county
held their anIEal convention in the
Court House. Saturday, October 18th,
and put i'm nomination elk candidates
for County officers.
The primaries were well attended
aud great enthusiasm manifested In
the choice Of delegstea: in fact they
were 80 well attended that no reason
able person can or has roadc the decia-
ration that the cooveutioQ was pack
ed" I'm the interests Of any Ons candi-
date. The leading Republicans IN the
different precincts were chosen 10 rep
resent the voters IN the conventioo,
and all came with tile determination
to have everything done fairly aud
above l,0arl, 20 that there could b No
complaint hereafter. SO honest ven
they In their intentions and 50 bar.
monious was the feeling that motion
10 have the candidates pledge them
selves to abide by the convention. waS
votczl down, and the matter trusted to
their hoaOr as Republicans and Is
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Ottavsa County items.

Editors Of The JOURNAL:
October eth, 1879.
The regular visit Of THE JOURNAL
each week reminds me that we were
togive an occasional literary hashupr
from this quarter of the world. Old
winter has thrown out her skirmish-
ery and ere long he willappear in force,
but by the time he gets ready to make
a regular siege our farmers will have
got their supplies well enclosed and
their fortificatiOns> ready for ut least a
five months attack.
Fall wheat never looked better i'm the
northern part of this county than at
this writing; the central and southern
portions of the county do not look quite
RS well as the farmers would like to
see, and yet the prospect is better by
fifty per cent than at this time last
year. wheat pooling" has become
very common i'm our eastern cities, and
even our "little cities" away out i'm
Central Kansas, are trying their hand
at "wheat gambling" The Minneap
oils wheat buyers have formed pools
and SO worked on the wheat trade as
to cause buyers at points below and
above to give the farmers a lift, the re-
suit of which is that Minneapolis is
lOOsing her prestige in the Solomon
Valley wheat trade.
We notice in your last issue an ac-
count Of the Sunday School convention
and also of the State Sunday school.
Perhaps il would not be out of place
to let the readers of the JOURNAL know
that Ottawa has a county Sunday
School organization, and that the Sun
day school work is growing in inter-
est. There are about 800 children re-
ported in the Sunday schools of the
county; now this is not very large
report for an old settled county, but
when We take retrospect and see that
the Sunday school work is only being
organized for solid movement on the
demons of vice, we can but feel proud
of our SundayschoOl effort.
Politics is absorbing some little at
tentiOn, but as the Republicans are
very confident, there is but little said
and done the county convention has
heed held and good men nominated,
which pretty generally meet with the
approval of the people. There are
few who have long sought Office in the
party but have been discarded thus far
for public good, now seek public h on
Ors under the name of "Greenbackers"
but as they are fighting under false
colors, they are doomed to fail, just as
all frauds and dead beats should.
We had almost forgot TO make our
bow to our friend in its new dres, but
We will bow ourselves out.
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Published Thu rsiay ocfoser sJsh. Is-9 i.
Ordinance No. 900.

onnibass.. carts. wagon. All other rshiei-.
asod in the city fos pay.
b . 0risfs>i ~ "A, N-yr ed csnesrs,a q "a,
cry y s.iisa.
secIpos I. Thai frsza .ni ,aer the sr,s d.y a
Jss.asy. A D. iss,. M Perscn .s.fi raa rs. 10
this city, aay drsy. hack. earria-. onaiha.-~s
carsa wagons o. osh>f vehicle fos f-za.portAf5oa
Of nerchan4is> passer~e<.. essal water ke or 9Th.
er coomodities sifhin the city for hirs. uitsozf
ssstng tra okaA:aef i,ccrse frsz the city cosz-
So, Z. rAs sasesn; % b paid sos q lsos.-s al
der tAis erasaeee .aa s- n ,ss r.;s 81 tea dsis,
PAR year for esrh Of sssi veAicl-a
ssr L Every per>Ss desiriss . bosa>e sri<r
this ordinssee ssan nah. AfSitrssisa th~ress. %
the cry esascil .ho shsh n lazy gr.si sa-s
apfisca II ~ pay tS< CIV Ireasz-.r tks ,nassat
eharg-1 far nd b,s>ss; and M isnez-e shs,l r.
grsnsed ses i--s thss sss dsllsr> asa al bcsr.-
sAau hep - has vehss,~ IN -oAr s1e.t4es.><s
p,.cs the rsns-r q hts veAscs< vAsA sszaa~r
sAai! Be- inserted In his 1e,ns<
ser q An lcsnss GsSaf<s .s.a se r.as. 70
Der s<1s sfssr .Ae HEe q. i.s~d, Ys Ise-.-
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saAA b sgsed ~ he nsyss s.i ei~rt .aa ss.s-
trSsneS y tee 'res1Sf. so< fh< es<rh sail
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see psssrs cesfs, - sss><i 70 ks< Il az ~ ,.se
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On the first page of this paper will
he found some beautiful stanzas en-
titled, THE Shandon Bells" I'm
doubtedly they have been published
time and time again; but they lose
none of their beauty by repetition.
One can almost feel the melody Of
'solemn toned BELLS" as he repeats
the verses. They are the composition
of an Irish priest named Father Ma
hony, who wrote under the nom
de plume of Father Puck" He was
the athor of q number Of charming
compositions, but the "Shandon Bells"
is the noblest production Of them all.
His style in general composition has
been denominated, Irish wit seasoned
with Attic Salt" There are occasions
when the deep toned bells will affect
ones sensibilities much more thor
Oughly than the rich peals of the Or
gan and the voices of the choir sound
ing in some great cathedral, oreven any
other earthly melody. We recall an
incident which happened a little over
"A year ago. 1t was Mt sun down, and
we were in little boat, out upon the
beautiful waters of the Lake of Zurich.
Just rs the twilight shadows were
falling the bells of a convent on rocky
arm projecting into the lake, conf
menced Ginning. There was "holy
calmncss'' about, and the sweet
tones came softly waited to Us as heav-
enly music. The time, the occasion,
the surroundings were such as 10 fast
en- the deep impression made upon
us. and long after the chimes of
st. Peter, of 1t. Mark, and Of NOtre
Dame have faded from our memory,
the beautiful songs of Zurich's bells
will dwell with Us.
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Capable, Honestsnd Faithful.
itorS of TINE JOvgNAf.

ErREKA. Oct. eth, 1879.
In the list of candidates nominated
by the Republican county convention,
see the name OF J. NJ. Greeley for
county Treasurer. 1t affords me pleas
ure to say, coming as have, from near
the place OF his nativity and where he
resided until he ca,nc West, that while
there he bore character above re-
prosch and left with a reputation a.
which any young man might beproud.
Jeiitrsaa's requirements, on appoint
ing persons 10 office, were; i he ga
pabIe? Is he honest? IL he faithful
Voters Of Saline county, from what
have see not only here but in Illinoi :.
| believe he has them all and hope YOU
will freely give him your support.
II. II. GILLuM.
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peel, DFPsse,rcH Pendleton, d B

'fIccis y fUSC, OH IeHuietOu, II y
Powers.
re s Radcliff; F Robb, c E Rock.
ford, Martin Rockford, T Rockford
w d Radcliff. J G Rash, Howard {
Rash, James Roberts.
S.-Geo F Supple, s Seaman. G 4
SOlberg, Ed Smith. ] f Smith, Steph.
en- SIurlock, A T Sander, II Fl SudeIl
tiOrf, A & Sloan, VIM A Smith, OscaI
Sander, Chas Sander, E II Switzer
Oscar Seitz, NJ d Sampson, John G
Spivey, w A Simkins, James Smoth.
ers, H H F SudendOrf, A Southwick
John TimnOns, o 4 Terry, W
| p Thatcher.
INV Underwood, c r Under.
wOOd.
Wis Voorhees,.
W.-Robert Wheeler, d Whitehead
tH-0 Wight, A-W Wickham, John
Whitehead, w 5 Wells, F S Weaver,
s HI Williams, ID NJ West. T VIII
lasns, c J Wellslager. Fl C Weinberg,
* T Watson, A G, Wells, w s War
ner. G A Wenngren. + A Wildman. d
r Wagstaff, Richard Watkins, ID
Wellington, John Wardell, f Walton,
Alonzo Wagstafi.
H.-D Z Young, Robert Young.
FOURTH WARD.
A-CJ Ahiherg.
B-F Barneck, Gust Behr, John s
Baker, & w Banks. 7 l. Bond, : ID
Bradley, Hiram Bates, VIM Beag, J
NJ Boyle, f. T Brown, Fred Baier, Au-
gust Bondi, H G Brickman, G + Brigsi-
es, Jacob Bishop, John Brady, Peter
Bendry, J w Bair, + v hair, S v
Boss, James f Brown, r F Bartlett.
CHI p Cooper, e. i Conrad, H s
Cunningham, A Il Chapman, n F
Carroll, John Carlson, X Carlberg, J
X Chapman.
D-ThOs Il DOOley, John Daum, H
G Davis, T H Darlington, \ Ii DicEin-
son, VIM Dengel, Theodore De Forest.
Erred Eberhardt, Il + EgglestOn,
Anton f Erickson.
F-W X Fitzgerald, C c Fieck, G
ID FalcOner, T ID Fitzpatrick, Henry J
Fox, Victor Fitzgerald, John Foose.
G-J J. Gebhart, II Graf, 7 r Gar
yer. w F Gilbert, Martin Gaverick.
H-H Harms, August Hessler, Ed
Chas Hume, Math Hedrich, Chas
A NJ Hall, Moses Hume, D HofcOmb.
SVuhiuS, NIl1S
johnson, Geo f Johnson, James John
stOn.
k--Albert Krouse, Charles KOhler,
August krOuse, Ferdinand Kuptjek,
f r kilmer,
L-Lambott, Chas Low, NJ Ludes,
John F Lauth, Perry Logan, + LEX
sell, A X Lee, Pete Lunkenheimer.
M-GeO F Moore. Geo H McCand-
IS.<, II II t.
McAdans, J w Matthews, SamI p
Matthews. Geo Mugler, Peter Mugler,
T. Martin, Leonz Meyer, J c Meyers,
Geo Miller, A A Mcclure, Jas $ Nor
gan, Casper Melbert, VIM X Mannau,
Geo Moran, Il f. Maxwell, Paul
Maerksch.
Ma J Nickles, w p Nelson, F w
NOrden.
O-P Olson.
PHI J Parker, w Pierce, Calvin
Price, d c Policy, j Poland.
RI T Robinson, l. l. Ruggles, J
H Reed, b F Rhodes, Joseph kufii, S
p Ringquist, Elias Ruch.
S-W Il SchoIl, II NJ Sale, b + Sim
mons, w Steck, VIM Sullivan, A G
Stacy, ID J Smith, Alex Shultz, H
Smith, d Shanafelt, G NJ Shepherd,
n Schwartz, A J Stinson, Phillip
Splitter, S Schott, Theo Streitz, Anton
SchOtt, Jacob SCHNEIDER, VIM Scribuse,
G T Sauer, Adam Scheidel, A F Shute,
Is NJ SimOns. J Schaefer, J b Suy-
dam, l. f Sampson.
tt NJ Tuttle, $ ] Temple, L T
Tressin. s H Thompson, w c Tuthill.
U-Ublinger.
VIC Wilhelm, A Wheeler. JO-
seph WOlsieffer, s Wright, H l. Viii
liains, ] p Wallace, Fritz VAIN, 'rheO
Very, Victor Warada, w q Walter,
A Wibbert. & J Wright, + l. Wright,
Samuel Wildman, A J Weaver.
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Church Music.

The snssi music provided by any church in the
c,artry is TO b. heard sundays aud holidays a;
~ Francis Xavi-rs' In New York. Its organ and
Us ohsis are slike fsmcus, and il. services are
erowi-d both b. The sciisisa, All tie critical
Th- er-iii Of thi. saP.re Pr,-emiaen>, belongs TO
shs srssnis,, Professor WIN. Berg. music doctor,
Who but Q little while ago. rup:ursd an artery in
his arm and had to abandon his profession until
crrri by Giles' Iiniment lodi de Ammonis.
0Sies' PITTS cures Dyspepsia.
sal by J. q cAapeeii, ssl:aa. Kansas. Send
for pa Nphia- De, GilsS
10 we>, Brcaivsy, y. Y.
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same and Instruct whoever the council Of Salins
may designate to manage the same. The silsby
Manufacturing Co. will guarantee the workman
ship, performance and finish Of the said steam IRE
engine satisfactory to the mayor and council OF
Saiina or return the same free ofchzrye.
The Sils5y Manufacturing Go. viii warrant tho
for the period Of Il years after delivery and make
AZ their own expense all repairs that may arise
frun imperfect workmanship. defective material OF
frou, any faults in the construction Of the machine
Respectfully submitted,
Sissy NANrfACG co.
Of the City OF Salina. at q meeting Of the Mayor
and common council, held this 2nd day Of October
1873 subject Ia vote of the electors Of the City Of
sali1a ins,rueins the Nsyor and Ge1nei to issue
T. y bowen, City Clerk.
And that $500 Of said sum Of $3.50 be used in
building e.terns in said city to supply said stesn,
engine or other engines with water, and that a
tea years with seven per cent. interest,".
SEC. 2. That election be called and held in
the City Of Sslina, on the
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1879.
TO vote upon said proposal.
SEC :: That the ballots al said election shall
have written or printed thereon, For the bonds -
or aAsainst thu bonds.'
SIC l. Tha, the said bonds shall be iss ied as
majority Of all The votes At said election shall
b. Tor the bonds.
SEC s. That an election he called and held in
the 2nd ward Of Saiina, said nth day Of Noven-
her, is.9 for one councilman. 10 iil the vacancy
occasioned by councilman A kingman removing
from said ward
SEC g. That this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its pubiiczti on in
the SALINE CoCSTY JOURNAL
Approved October 9Th, 1879.
VIM BERG, Mayor
Atiea: E. E. BOWEN, City Clerk:
lcTTY SEAL
Public notice is also given of special election to
he held nj said time and places, ior councilman
in the md ward TO Gil vacancy, mentioned in
said ordinance.
The places for holding said election in the dit-
ferent wards Of the city are as follows: let w;id.
At the City Building End ward. at Conrad Wal.
tons Once 3rd ward, at sam Esy's barrier shop; ;
9Th ward, 4, Martin Chapman paint shop.
TIE electors designated in esch ward 10 act IS
judges ard clerks Of said election follows:
i: ward, judges-T J Going, II Gibson. Taylor
Miller Clerks-Eugene MONT. Scott Martin.
End wand, judges-E l. Norton. = smith, L
Wight. CleTks-A II Hine T. l. Bishop
I'd yard, jGiges-Hsrmon Hall. ; Williams.
John Anderson Cierks-H W Berks sam Grad
uohi
tth yard. judges-JR Chapman. Ajax Shultz- II
& Davis. Csrks-G Bridges J + l4auih-
In Testimony whereof ! have herernio sci my
hand this 9Th day of October. A. y. 1873.
VIM BERG, Mayor.
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The mystery surrounding the fate of
Prof. Wise and his companion, who
left st. Louis on the eth Of Septem-
her, has been cleared away by the dis
covery of the remains of Mr.. Burr in
the lake at Miller's Station, Indiana.
Undoubtedly the balloon was wrecked
in the Lake, and that Prof. Wise's re-
mains may now be resting on some
lonely beach.
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ASSignee'S Notice.

a IL whom it may concern hereby notified
"A that I. the undersigned, have been duly
chosen assignee TO administer the trusts created
by the assignment made by John Gels and Will
liam H. Gels Is individuals, and John Gels and
William H. Gels a. partners urder. the name OF
John Gels 4 Co, for the benefit Of their individual
and firm creditors, and that will, On the
10Th day of March, 1850,
and during the two consecutive days thereafter,
between the hours Of nine o'clock n M, and lire
O'Clock p: of said days. At the building formerly
occupied by said John Gels Il Co, for their bank,
in the city Of Sslina, saline county. Kansas, PRO.
ceed publicly, 10 just and allow demands against
the estate and effect. Of said John Gels, William
Gels aud John Gels & Co, when and where all
perSous having such demands may be heard. And
all persons who shall not attend nj the time and
place herein designated. and lay before me the
nature and amount OF their demands. shall b. pre-
Guided from any b~neit Of Said estate.
CHARLES Z. FACLH.iLR. Assignee.
Szlina As, Oct. eth, 1873. o9-3m
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For Rent.

The ffout room In the second story
Of our store building no. los, Santa Fe
Avenue. II 10 most desirable ball.
:ax60 feet; located in the centre Of the
city. To permanent and desirsble
tenant II will be fitted up TO suit their
businese.-39-tf. RADCLIFFE Bhos.
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Itisannounced that Mr.. p. B. Groat,
general passenger and ticket agent Of
the Kansas Pacific railway, will leave
soon for Europe to work up immigra-
ton for Kansas and Colorado, and en-
courage travel to China, Japan and
the West Indies by way Of the United
States. Mr.. Groat will retain the gen.
eral passenger agency of the Kansas
Pacific railway.
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Election returns from seventy-nine
counties in Iowa give Gear, Republic
can. for Governor, q majority over
Trimble, Democrat, Of 1888. Two
years ago Governor Gears majority In
the same counties over Irish, his DEM
ocratic OnpOnent. was 81 ,O5j
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The Topeka Daily Commonwealth
now reaches us by the morning train
being on hand only few hours after
publication. The Commonwealth IL
entitled to great credit for reaching
out into the "uttermost parts" Of the
State so early in the morning. twill
undoubtedly lose nothing by its en-
terprise. Great is the applause in this
c;tv
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$50 Reward.

O6ice If the Gypsum VALLEY Cemetery
Association.
SALIVA. rs, Oct. 29th.
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for
the conviction Of the person or persons
who started the fire that burned over
the cemetery grounds sn Sunday night
OF Monday moruing,
BY order Of the Board Of trustees,
II. II. BISHOP, Pres't.
&. NJ. PALMER, Sec'y.
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Col. VIM. A. Phillips will have an
article in the December number of the
Atlantic Monthly on "Reminiscences
Of Three Interviews with John
RrnXnv
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To the Voters OF Greeley Town.
ship.

NOTICE is hereby give TO the voters OF Gree
II ley Township, Saline County, Kansas, that
the voting place for the ensuing November election
will be At the house Of Norris McAulin. on the
sou thwest quarter OF section &C. townshiP4, range
2we.t f. R. LIKELY,
3s9t Township Trustee.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Support the straight Republican

Senator Carpenter, Of Wisconsin.
goes to Europe in November for the
benefit of his failing health. He will
spend the winter in Paris.
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Published Thursday October 3eth. ISIS.
Ordinance No. S9S.

An Ordinance su6mittin- 10 'be voters OF Sslira
proposition 10 issue q, So in bonds Of the city
for the purchase Of sil-by Steam rire Engine
and TO build cistern AMI supply the same with
water.
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Election Proclamation.

l. w.a. Berg Mayor OF tn, city Of >alina, in the
county Of saline and state of ksnsa, by virtue of
q. sutnority vested in n; BY lav. do hereby pro-
claim All give public notice that special election
will be held in the city OF Sains on the ilth day
Of Move sr, 1872 TO vote the proposition EN-
bolisd in o:linknc. Ma .9S Of the city Of Solina,
whi:h is a. follows to-wit.
<--ts ~
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Leryiay license ,,x 90 the drays hacks carriage.
o-nnioases. carts. wagons az o:her vehscl..
asod in the city fos pay.
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A-John Anderson, VIC Addison,
l. Austin. Henry r Abry, II ID Addi-
son. J \ Anderson. p H Allison, ID ]
Addison. A T Auter. G w Aidrlnh.
E.-John Boyd, WIN W Bartlett, NJ
NJ Briggs, H " Rerks, J \ Braniff,
John W Berks, J H Bau. Willis Rris-
toll, Alves Butehle, \ NJ Beebe, c
Bender, Gust Brodin, w z Brodwell,
Silas w Brodwell. Isaac BrOomfield.
l. VI Bergland, J Benell, II o Ball.
ca NJ Campbell, D NJ Conrad,
w ID Crawford. Andrew Colwell, +
Criswell. I F Clark, f c Cordier. r p
Cravens, { + Colson, Terence Cullen.
D.-Jacob Dewitt. 4 L Dodge, T II
Davis, 4 Daniel. Sidney Depriest, G
c Davis. Alfred nanisl, DF Uonsgan.
Il NJ Eastman, James Emmiit. John
NJ Erickson, Aug Engstrom, p Eek
strand. H 5 Eaton.
F.-W b Flanders, s NJ Ferlin. F :
Tirman. p . Felt
G.-S Gradwohl, W f Grier, f II
Gibbs, A Gustofson, & Gustotson. John
y Garnett.
H.-JB Hamilton, &c Harvey, &
+ Hyde. II Heal, F NJ Hill, VIM Hog
ben, c { Hyatt, c Hitler, F N Ham
ilton, Neil Hagyxrt, c L Hale. Jas d
Hsgan, VIM Her.ey, Geo W Hegg-
strand, Jonathan Hesler, l. H Hustled.
il c Johnson, ] W Jenney, F H
Jeiferies.
K.-0 c Kothe. s S Kennedy, Free
kingnlan, J L kraHs.
Led Lott, r A Levitt, d c Lock-
wood, c \ Lee, CIV Lynn, r Lind
quist, c + Libby. B a Litowich, Rich
ard La Priest, George Logan, Peter
Lund, H y Leonard, A Ltndblow.
M.-Jan,es Murphy. Henry Nc
Daniel. r NJ Morgan, J F Mead, j r
Mitchell, ! G Mitchell, Lee x.4ey, /
J Meade, Thomas Mann. e J Moor
5 y Mcdowell, V u Martin.
N.0Johu A Selson. Robert Neil, 6
p Nelson.
Oh + Olson.
P.-S " Palmer, A Pesesson, Neis
Peterson, NJ r Pool, w H Pitsef. p H
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hereby certify the above and fire going to b
true and correct copy al ooiin4nce passc BY the
mayor anf cpincilmen a. the CITY Of >zlina on the
9th day of pSasr A ID. ISIS. Sc pise ia Of the
journal for the Anal vote is pa--sgc- Pub
lfsA-t In Tug satIyf coCSTT jerExAL on the
ss.h day Of October. 1873. l. L. BOWEN
La
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-11
MINOR DISPATCHES.

TORONTO. CANADA, Sept. TO-
Secretary Esarts and family ar
rived in Toronto to-day and are the
guests of the Marquis of Lorne.
New HAVEN, CoEN, Sept. TO-
VIM. Patton, D. d., an eminent
author, is dead. Aged 81 years.
3 ASTAUNToN, VA, Sept. 10.-Dr.
B. B. Donaghe dropped dead to-
day. w
CINCINNATI, o, Sept. 10
President Hayes and family arrived
from ChiIiicothe. Their journey
was one continued ovation, and the
President made several brief
speeches on the route.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept. TO-
Mrs. Potts, who is walking from
P Philadelphia to New Orleans for q
wager of $4,000, reached here to.
day seven hours ahead of time. She
started in May and has five months
in which to perform the task.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-11
NEW YORK.

SYRACUSE, Sept 10.-The Demo
cratic Committee wa in session
most of the night. 1ke motion to
putt admissions of members in
the hands of the Committee instead
Of leaving it in charge of the Chair
man and Secretary, was appealed
from and q motion to adjourn de-
clared, which, was carried amid
charges from the opposing factions
that the other sought to pack the
Convention.
At meeting of the Tammany
wing this morning prominens repre-
sentatives spoke, the tenor of their
utterances being that 5 Robeson's 5
nomination was insisted on the Tam
many people should hold separate
convention. 35ssgU Ans9 :
t The Democratic State Conven-
ton met in Weiting Hall at /
O'Clock this afternoon, with full
delegations, and crowded galleries.
1t was called to order by Mr.. Pur-
cell, of Rochester, Chairman of the
State Committee. John C. Jacobs,
of Kings county, was elected tenn
porary Chairman, and made brief
address counselling harmony. 2 Al.
ter some preliminary discussion with
regard to the manner of appointing
committees, the Convention took a
recess until 4 o'clock.
| LATER-The Democratic State
EConvention assembled at AS.
After the appointment ofstanding
committees and speeches by Sena-
tor Herman, Hon S. s. Cox and
lex-Goy Walker, Of Virginia, the
Convention adjourned + until to.
morrow evening. .sasss..ss-ns-szs