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New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
BROOKLYN DENOCRArS IN REVOLT.

The Independent Democratic General Com
mec Of Kings County held il first meeting since the
sarStoga Convention, No. 3J3 Futolst, Brooklyn
last evening Chairman Augustus Van Wyck, as CHAR
man Of the delegation TO Saratoga. made report lie
declared that on the Of the Convention the commit
tee waited on General Faulkner the chairman OF The
State Democratic Committee and explained s mission
and insisted upon recognition; yet when The Convention
was called to order by General Faulkner, he deltber
acIy said there coLtestants He said the chair
man not only refused TO put the names OF the contesng
delegates Oh the roll refused them tickets o. admi5
sion 10 the floor. He denounced the Convention as
wild mob led by the state Committee
Anthony Barrett. another member OF the committee
denounced the attempt the machine politicians rs lie
termed them, TO run the National Democratic Conyen-
ton at Cincinnati where, lie said. the Southern dele
gates took things hand and decided VINO should be the
nominee. He said there had been no Democratic Con-
vention in this twenty and that the Ma
tiopal Convention o. the Republican party at Chcago
was more Of O Democratic Convention than any hed III
This state III ten years. He would oppose RapaIo ana
every nomination made by the state Convention caleu
by this state Committee.
Mr. Barrett proved that committee OF three D~ ap-
ponteA 10 consult with Oui side organizations on plan
of r,si0n AGAINST the machine Democrats. THIS mO'On
was carried Afterward Mr. Barrett ccsred the con-
mfea be empowered 10 consult with the kepuDlical
uizatiOu for object. After much discussion
the motion prevailed. and 1t was decided io meet Iues-
day evening hear the report OF the conference Co
init
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TFLEG GRdPHfC NOTES.
COMMERCIAL. CONVENTION PRoal

COMMERCIAL. CONVENTION PROGRAMME.
30 Ton. oct. D .-Ihe National COmG .ercia Con-
ventIon which assmbles here tomorrow, will discuss the
gu OF Tree ships
ACQUITTED OF GRAVE CHARGE.
PUTADpLPffIA, Ocf. J.-Albort Fax and Frank
Crilcy to-day found q, guilty" oil the murder Of
Saunders Jones, q c9lorcd Darkrtpcf-
ACCIDENTAL DEATH FROM MORPHINE.
Dallas Texas Biloy ana Collie ismbanks have diod
there Of mo rphine administered by mistake.
FAITHLESs RAILROAD OFFICIALS
DENVER. Col, Oc'. 5.-lhree conductors and a
OF the KaBsas Pacific Railroad have been
Tesi eli for selling bogus tickets over the roa'.
THE JENNETTE MISSING.
SAN Francisco Oct. D. Ge whaling bark Hi
calgo arrived from the A;tic Ocean last night she brings
mo ne " Of the JenDctte or tho missing "halers
THE COLORED ODD FELLOWS
RICHMOND Va. Oct. 5.-lhe annual Movable
Committee OF the colocd Odd Fellows of the United States,
Can.las West ldcs met IN convention In the House
OF Delegates here today
CAsuJER HEDDEN's TRIAL POSITION ED.
TpFNToN n j, tHt 5.-On lotion of Congress
man Georye ~ Obeson IN the United states District Court
av te rfai OF James HeIdoH asher OF tho brok
rw.rk n j. BahA' was pV9Po"oo '"i ''o''' ~ W Nv
ycmber o. ..,.
RoeroN Oct 5.-Tne Railroad Commissioners
% tbc attention railroad mana-ers n the increasing
n,,,r nj accifents grade crossings. and recommend
mere careful consideration ~ the question VI placing gates Or
faguen at dangerous CROSSINGS
THE ARMSTRONG MONUMENT
CmcAGO oct. "a noinment 10 George IS.
ron9 iouuder of the Railway Mail Service. VIII be
erected about February by the clerks In the seloa
1 be Of Now England granite, tho prhos,h peihk sur
mnnptsd by standId metal bronze bust five feet high
IurRI,AN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. .
IowrII Mass. Oct. 5.-TDe seventy -hrst annual
.enr OF the ericsn Board OF Commhsonerss orelgn
Mi.,ion. began here this afternoon President m.k HOP
& sna Business appointed, and tho secretary read
the report VI the pastJs@
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
MAKING GRAVE CHARGES.
ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED MURDER.

ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED MURDER.
. SERVANT GIRL, ARRESTED FOR THEFT, CHARGED
WITH TnE ATTEMPT TO POISON MIR MISTRESS.
Jane Riguey servant girl. who was arrested
recently for stealing jewelry and valuable dresses
from her employer. Dr. J. ". Gibbs. of No. 203
West Thirtecnth.st., and WHO confessed 10 the
thef,s is likely TO be tried on the much more
serious charge of attempting to poison her
mistress. Yesterday DIR. Gibbs called 20
see the girl at tic jefferson Market Prison.
The prisoner asked HIM as an especial favor to
bring her pocketbook from his house. The doctor
agreed 10 do So but before delivering 1t 10 her.
curiosity led him to inspect its contents. He found
A number OF morphine pills carefully wrapped IN
noper Recently Mrs Gibbs had suffered from an
oyerdose of some powerful narcotic. but how it
had been administered 10 her was a mystery.
On finding the pills the doctor ai once cohcludel
that the girl. who had bccn "a constant attendant
uuon his wife had administered tie drug. lie told
ms suspiclon to Police Justice Sulth who last
evenrng paid n visit TO Mrs. Gibbs and questioned
her s Ia her illness She sad that she had been Ill
tor about t'n days. Jane Kinney ii;Yt waited upon
her, and tine tea she ha" icce'yra from ler
had always tasted strangely. When spoken
10 about IT, Jane explained II away 10y saying that
uuthiur ever tasted right 10 sick p"opir lea gwen
hel by her mother did not have ba, taste.
Louis A. Higgins a draggia, doing business at
med hy Ju,,iice smith. He sad that he knew tho
pirl Rlrney aud that she flcqgcnlly came to tho
store for medicines About two weeks ago
snG got Sy, 5w9 qSIsa sIsq .Rs %s''"'" go, Pf fdns
G"1on nils of the same sOit. Tho pills contained an
eighth of a gram OF morphine 'ach lie also said
that ne frequently gave the girl poiNOlous drugs
without prescription, Ocllc'luS IhaV e"c was schs
for them by Dr. Gibbs.
LAST evening Mis-. Gibbs was in = ycrY weak con-
titlon but her ultimate recovery WAS not doubted
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT

The City of New Brunswick, n. j., was ex-
cited yesterday by the arrest of Robert q. Miller cry
Collector on an indictment found by the Grand jury Of
Mddlesex County. for the embezzlement Of the city
funds to the amount Of $1,000 Last spring, on
the raprescn tation of twentv-eicht freehOlder5
of NV. Brunswick that they had to
believe the city's finances were msInanaged,
tho supreme Court appointed two experts to
examine the accounts OF al the city officers
II is said the experts male three separate tests of
Mr. Miler's accounts, which differ widely, aud
which they Say t1ry cannot make agree. The
amount charged against the accused man Is
S2s 600, with credit OF about $1,000.
Among those best acquainted with Mr. Miller AZ is not
b, ieved that he Is Intent .OnallY n deiaulier
Disric-Attorney Charles T. CowenhoVen knew nothing
of the case YESTERDAY he id except that Mr Miller had
bru placed under 81 900 bonds appear THIS morning
I'm tie Court General Sts,oHs and plead 10 the ndlci-
meuL
MIR Miller said 20 a II BUNE reporter: " | have no
explanation to make except that have had no op-
nOriunty explain any deficiency In my accounts III
any exists wlncl dOubt."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The XlIth Assembly District Boys i'll Blue
b,ve cioctel the following officers Colonel, Henry
Fischer: Lieutenant ouel, Charles $ Delcr Major,
john LAury.
A rcgllar business meeting OF the XXIId As
scub District Republican Association WAS held Monday
evening mt Hamilton Park. SiXtyuntl-st and Third
ave- Tbc association has a menllcr7hp OF 100
The October meeting of the Republican
Genera, Committee will he held this evening. and
the primary meetngs aud nominating convention. Will
be arranged for.
The Garfield and Arthur Club of Woodsburg,
L. T. had "a Embarrassing end mass-mecting last even
ing william Wood. Di'trct Attorney OF Putnam
unty. Charles T. sherman and others addressed the
meeting.
The Freeport, L. l., Garfield and Arthur
Camp,icn C1uo held mas. meeting at Euterpean Hall
last evening George Wallace presided, and addresses
we're made by General IL a: Barnn,n ana "ehcfa
Joshua owen. The Boys In Blue p-raied.
AT the Greenback Convention OF tho With
Congressional District. at Turn Han. Newark. Mon
dav DR. Adolph Douai. OF Newark, wcl-known
German SOCIALIST Wiz nonsa.ea @ R 10, 1"o T.
An Irishman in large manufacturing con-
Germ in waterbury Conn hiJ the nan squarely the
head when hc said shat England wants 10 have us
vote for Hancock. but slan't 10 it. What's tr use
az allowing England 10 send ner goods over here ana
| take the work away from lis y
! The XVth Assembly District Independent
Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club met ast evening at
their rooms. No. 406 West Tnirty-seventhst Do Iter
| A. Hawkins. II. A. Whitfield and Meredith L. Jones
mads addresses The cub was organized three weeks
ago and has u largo membership.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club will
meet in the chapel of the Polytechnic institute in that
city Thursday evening and will be addressed by Walker
! R,aine son OF Senator James q. Blaine Mr.. Blaine
waa graduated from Yale College In 1870 Soth Low Is
president OF the club. snd Henry Il Beccher veepres
| dent
The Young Business Mems Garfield and
| Arthur Club held meeting last evening AZ No West
Tuentyeighth.t Fifty new names were added 10 the
| roI Smoar them those OF General Lloyd Aspinw
| Mar. ai Jewell aud General Ansou q. McCook. Gen.
| sra William IL Morris and George r. Avery made ad'
| dresaee~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
HOPEFUL REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK.
oxrlnrNcr oF vIcToRY N ONO AND INDIANA.


Try TELEGRAPH THE TRiBUNEl
U,surxcrox Oct. 5.-Horace Walbridge, OF
Ohio. who has iust returned from that state eN-
,,rose,s the opnon that both Ono and Indiana VIII
90 pepubGcan He SAYS that the tariff question
has had 4 great influence IN Indiana, great many
Domocratic manufacturers having determined 10
vote the Republican ticGet Dispatches received
here today from Republican headquarters say tha'
rs the end Of the canvass approaches ana Tue hepup
Ncan. take their final survey Of the ground they
arc very hopeful. They think that the presence OF
General Grant with the Bows IN Blue, and OF proml
nent Republican speakers IN the closing days oil tue
catppaign, VIII have great effect. HE lact' 100
that in the Connecticut town elections there nave
been Republican gains is taken as very hope'u'
indication by the Republicans for ITS eiect IN
Indiana and Ohio as we'll as for its influence IN Con
uccticut itself The Democrats. however are en-
dnovorrnr t. make hight of the Connectlcnt vote
md s4v that ii mas no significance Nj. Mcihersoh
saorst .rv of the Republican Congressional
Conmltiee has lust returned from Iebnsy Naula
lie saws that the Democratic claim that lhey
are abicS carry that state IS GOsnri, az j. Ger
ram TO give Garfield a majority of from $4,000 10
40 coo sensible Democrats IN Pchnsyi
wanna he says. have long since abandoned any such
Mos of the Indiana and OHIO clerks started for
,ba " est tc-dav having obtained leave 81 absence
from tic Departments iOT ten days ana having Sc
rurrd low rate tickets. A great many OF even me
ONO Clerks will 90 to lndlanapGlis TO "Itcnu w
,uCe inc of the Bows IN Bluc. The dlylSion ol the
B,ys lu Blue ot the District If Columbia has Deeh
instructed 10 meet at tho DennisOn House Indian
Nuoli> ou October Z.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
GRIMES IND cASULLrIEs-BF TELEGRAPH
np0MNNn FKnMA ROAT

DROWNED FROM \ BOAT.
JrwtsTowN Me- or. D. Suildlv afternoon
Frank Hooper ., Greene. AMI ,nr.tsr Aaa&on ton ., so.,s
Leeds attempted 10 cross ALE" Pond IN b".' and were
drowned ACQUITTED OF nEHEsy.
PM ,VrIPIiI> Oct ;. The PseShsiery OF Phla-
that doc,rna s"undncSs oi the Rev '" - scott was "n'
ATTEMPT At POISONING A FAaILY.
H,gRrSBUKG. Penn. Oct, -l1,hrrt Msgil. coll
pes pcon ais wife ree ebdsI .'s'hsri csrssI"u
'" ApoMrsTIc's FATAL MISTAKE
UrRrp9rsvuLr, y. j.. OFT. .. George J Par
mente AGO fourteen OF Branch Shore d'rd last sh from
a" oSefdose Of clors him by domestic who n'on'
PATukws HEARrLEss DEED
PRov,pyNCR. X. L.. Der. 5-Nrpoleon LARA. of
by throwins Ssr INTO the Rvsr at Paw
i3clS. Tie enid r.seucs and tho as"er ioessdn9
FATAL sHoOI1HG Atc' DENT.
PrrsrON. Penn. Oct, 5.-Jam-s lonehrey,
eighteen years old hunting WIN eomr.o 90 asIsa
b;anh q, tree .sS wa. dssharce lodging
Loushrsy's BRAN and oAnsns 'nst'n' ds4h.
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE
hcKsosviiL. Fla. Oct By ths eIplosion TO.
aay ., stone residence q William Clarke az
Lova one Of MS eitys sao"Ss n NV ss.s r.n nave %
anSn and SoTo little hope tnsir mother Il
SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHrER. .
RIr,WoRx. Oci. 5-Georee Trust, convicted OF
ma, saush,er having Killed William Robinson ee,orsd
sentenced tho PsmIentlA Tor ioar ye1s seven
months andh hitsen days
TUyR REMAINS OF A PROBABLE SUICIDE
PouGRKEEPsIR. n Y, Oct 5-ihc skeleton Of
man as found IN the wocs near Gar rson revolver
with Two empty ann Wa suicide Sat there sss 90
ciae 70 It's ldentiac. .tion.
''N' A LIFE SENTENCE AFFIRMED.
WArrRTowN, ~ Y, OF, Harriet 4; Nerr,hew.
found sa last aass % %S1Se NJ ns oss.nS as r
HE sspSssGh f A.. IDsS Dss Pea S b.s
sSa, s 'ssH saa ne Nao MAJ The oI@s
.na ys ana % ssss Ps
ssnuary ~ syrseuss for li~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
NOMINATED BY TIE DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic Judiciary Convention for
the nomination of Judge IN the Suprem" Court IA the
Second judicial District, g succeed Judge Erastus
Cooke was held IN the Kings County Court Honse yes
ter,iay TIC Convention composed Of twenty q We
1cocatea from the counties OF Kincs Queens Suffolk,
Putnam Dutchess. Westchcstor. Orange Rocklind and
Richmond. y. H. Clement, Of Brooklyn. was made
no-aancut Chairman. and Mayor CASSIDY of NewbnrS,
secretary After the body called 10 order by FL \.
Cnlrn ~ noon the ma mes Of Edgar NJ Cullen OF Brook
Ivn District tt0rney Benjamin n. Downing, Of Flush
tng Queens County, j. Lawrence Snith. OF S"hoik
GnUutt County Judge Charles Il. Brown, Of Orange
Couutv were then presented To tha Convention. On
Inc formal ballot Mr.. Cullen received II votes Jndgc
rovyn 2 District Attorney Downing , ard Mr. sni h l.
rho nomination Of Mr. Cullen WAS nadc UNANIMOUS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
TIE CONNECIICUT VICTORY

SIGNIFICANT REPUBLICAN, GAINs-ALL EXCEPT FIVE
TOWNS HEARD FRoM--pRMoCRAI LOSE TWENTY.
NINE TOWNS.
HARTFORD. Conn, Oct j.--Returns have been re.
ceiyed by The COuram from 100 towns, all excep,
five OF those which held elections on Monday.
The Constitutional Amendment IS adopted by
about 5000 majority. EigIty-niBc towns are Re-
publican, fity-six Democratic and fifteen divided.
OF the missing towns four were Republican Ia 1876.
aud are probably the same now. The result in 1870
was elghty-fye towns Democratic, sixy-nne Re-
publican and eleven divided. This shows keDub-
lican gain Of twenty towns, and Democratic loss
of Uwent y-nine towns
Ew-HAvEY Oct. 5.-Of 10 towns heard
from rs have been carried by tho
Republicans. % by the Democrats, and are evenly
divided. There ouiy few changes from last
year. The Democrats claim a gain in the aggregate.
Local issues predOminaed ~ most OF the towns, aud
the result has little political significance. New.
hayen and Bridgeport held no town elections,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
ELECTIONS IN THREE STATES
WHAT THE RESULTS SHOW

HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS IN niE COSSHCTrcU1
TOWN FLEcHoNs-THE ARKANSAS AMENDMENT
DEFFATgD-DEMocRATIC FRAUD IN DELAWARE
The returns from all except five towns in
Connecticut show that the Republicans hav,
made large and significant gains. Twenty town.
have been won from the Democrats. OF the
towns heard from, 80 went Republican. 81
Democratic, and - were divided be.
tween the two parties. The Arkan.
sas Reputation amendment was de.
feated by nearly 1000 majority. according t.
the latest returns. Only mcagrc returni
have been received from tho 10.
cal elections in Delaware. The Re.
publicans have carried Wilmington anc
have elected a majority of the Inspectors
The chairman of the Republican County Com.
mittee of Wilmington charges the Democrat
with repeating.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLICANS.

THE PARADE OF THE BOYS IN BLUE-A FINE Dis
PLAY ANTICtPATED-MEETING OF THE CONFER
ENCE COMMITTEES OF THE DEMOCRATIC FAC
TONS.
The Republicans of this city and Brooklyn
are much interested in the approaching
parade Of the Boys in Blue to take
place Monday night. 1t promises to be an
imposing demonstration. Several enthusiastic
Republican meetings were held in Brook
lyn and in this city last night. The
Conference Committees of Tammany
and Irving Hall met yesterday, and decided
to hold their various nominating Conventions
the same days, and to appoint Conference
Committees to agree upon the candidates for
a union ticket. The registration yesterday
was ~, $40.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
RIILROiD INTERESTS.
THE CHICAGO RAILROAD STRUGGLE.

THE CHICAGO RAILROAD SIRUGGLE'
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Anothor point was gained
today by lie Western Indiana Railroad Company IN is
conflict with the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad 10 TO the centre OF the city TIC
officers OF the former company were sought to be Deh
for contemp. OF the Injunction granted on March 20
foraiddlng them from Ia ing track across certain
lands south Of sxieentl-st. and west ~ Cark-st IL
became necessary for the Western Indiana Railroad to
crn this track complete its line irto the city; so
vIded interest in tho land the Michigan Southern own
lue tbe remainder and and It's track mm -diacly, M
DIR the urO OF anUtheT Injunction The case Was
argued in the CrcuIt Court Yesterday and to-day Judge
Tulrg discharged The pondcns III the writ Tor con
cmpi holding that they were tenants IN common WIN
hc Michigan Southern in the track in question, and az
such had "A right 10 lay tracks.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
RFC1sTRATION ON THE FIRST DAY.

Yesterday was the flrSt DAY OF reSIsUHlIUH,
and more thar the average number OF persons placed
their names upon record at the approaching
election TIE record OF the day indicates that very
large vote will he poed. The follow ng table gives the
resut Of the first days registration in 1879 nnd 1880 by
Assembly Districts. Last year there was no regisra
ton Oh the first day in nine election districts, because
the rcausite number OF inspectors and poll clerks had
ro been appointed that time. In 1876 the total regis
tration on the 1rst day 56,S29. comparison By
districts cannot he made with the registration Of 1876
because since then the city has been divided into
districts and they do the round as the
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
JEFFERSON COUNTY AROUSED.
tRy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDUSE.I

WATERFOWL, ~ Y, Oct. 5.-The Republicans
OF the town OF EsburGh held immense mass-meetng
at Pierrepon Manor this afternoon. over 5000 people
we're in attendance handsome pole. 100 feet highwas
raised. Delegations came force from Ellis village
Mannsville. Woodvlle, Lorraine and Adams, led ny
bands OF music Some OF the delegations were haf u
mile in length feature OF delegation was thrce
wagon-Ioads OF ladies' representing the States THO
Hon w. W. Hicks, OF Florida. and Colonel I. D. Whne,
Of Oswcgo. were the speakers The former maze
strong speech. Every Republican who heard him fcli
renewal of mis- faith Tue effect Of his speech was 70 en-
courdpe Republicans and To set hones Democrats thnh
ing Colonel White has done the party valuable service
here and rou7ed the Republicans everywhere Jei
lerson County is not asleep.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

the collectors appeared at the engncouses they ou
the men unwilling TO pay the assessment
TAe firemeu In several companies spoke very freely
about the matter yesterday They rot only considered
the assessment unjust one. hut claimed that tsey
were liaOe II they pad. to expulsion under reS9uto
Oi the Board passed in 1877 and sull In force IL "as
not learned that any money had been paid lne % %hen
waiting for further Developments The Repuolcan
fremen they would prefer % pay the amount O'
their assessment 10 the organization 10 whch thcy p
long, because they think that the Board ~ composer
OF two Democrats and one Republican, the DeiOocianc
party VIII get twO-thirds OF the money collected Ine
Commissioners that the men ought not TO pay the
assessment but they have not taken The trouble 10 10
form the that collectors are WORKING WITHOUT
their permissiOn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
ADDRESS OF II. sToCKETr MATHEWS AT THf
AC DEAIY OF MUSIC.

AC DENY OF MUSIC.
The second mISs-meetlng under the dlrec-
tion of the Republican Campaign Committee of BrooK-
yn was held at the Academy OF Music last evening"
Upon the platform we're many OF the best known Repub
licans OF Brooklyn, including Corporal Tanner
W. W. Goodrich. Albert Daggett, Joseph
Reese the Rev DR.. Edward Beecher
Peek. The building throngcd to the doors. Many
seats In the parquet being occupied by ladies, VINO
displayed much enthusiasm. r. stockett
Matthews, OF Baltimore, the speaker, was
introduced by Albert Daggett. He was well received
and made a very strong speech. I'm witch he dwe upon
the great importance of the present campaign ana
paid hgl tribute the worth OF General Gdrnclh VI
General Hancock ne SAID: -" stood few days ago on
the spO where tho Democratic candidate was wounied
for Union. Can br pos Dle that Deu"elatlc can
didate ever shed his blood for the CnOnf Either the
party has been changed and the devils east out OF nan
cock his gone astray. II II shown that the parry
the same, he must be Ike any Other marple '@ouhn @
the war After leaving Washington lie ran m-
tary courts III Mary ana watch were enthey
lll gal He then went South TO make reputation Tor
himself Or candidate Tor th" Presdoncy He Is on we
Democratic side because lie wants tO bc President he
LOOKS for his election 20 the peOpc who fouSht the
Government from 1861 TO 1868, with bullets In the
front ara with ballots IN N" rear
II he is better than his party ne
cannot cut loose from II, and the party IS just the
same it ever was He stands ready 10 cpndoc s acts
Why mas the party taken NJ Hancock Brcduso II
thinks his blue uni Orm Will cover al the gray coai OF
the Suth ami the cOppcrncad skins ict III Inc NOllh
because ne makes an admirable tEureLcad.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
COppERBEADs COMING FORWARD.

WAsIIIyGToN, Oct. 4.-It appears that one
NJ ,. most active Democratic politicians In Ohio is Dr..
r. K,ncad who IN February 1861, Offered to organize
a regiment for the service OF the Con!ederacy, and
applied to JEFF for the commission of Colonel
Colonel John Love. who has succeeded General Butler
as one OF the managers OF the Soldiers Homes, IT
ppesr was one Of those who recommended tO Colonel
H. r. Johnson +. 4. Sharpe the Lieutenant OF Artillery
who went south from Indiana at the outbreak OF the
Rebellion and applied for a Confederate commission.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
NOMINATIONS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The Republicans of Cook
Cou,,v to-day III Convention nominated Luther Lahin
Mills for states Attorney; Kirk Iiawes Elliott Anthony
George ". Gardiner and Il s. Williamson Tor judges TO
I'M vacancies created by tho now census Major Brock
way the preseut incumbent, for Recorder; General o.
Mann the prcsent Coroner. for Sheriff. and Jacob
C,re,s FOR Cferk OF the Circuit Court.
rs nominations are considered neither personally
uaEar nor stronger than those airc ady made by the
De,uocrats thus leaving the contest III November ia
this county be decided on the relative strength OF inc
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENING.

The opening exercises Of the twen'y-iirst
session OF the NewYorh HOMEOPATHIC Medical College
were held last evening IN the amplilheatre OF the
college Dr. ] W. Downing the Dean OF the college,
presided Many physicians present. The Rev.
Or s. IrenTus Prime made address In which he gave
earnest advice the students. Brlef addresses were
also by lem H. WIlt-, president Of the Board o
Trustees, Henry ID. Payne, and william Tod Helmpth
The regular lectures ~ the session Will begin to-day