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New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIE>-BY TELEGRAPH.

BROKE MS NECK.
RoNpoUT \. Y, sept. 25.-tieorge +. Townsend
fell from carriage to-day and broke his neck
MURDER SENTENCE.
CmCAGO Sept. 25.-RcdneN burns. Tor the mnr-
der Frederick iohn0w. sentenced today to mpon
for fourteen years IN the Peniten,iarv
NOT A PoIsONG GR.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, sept 25.-ihr jury i.. the case
Oy serving them poisoned TODD returned verdict
OF not guilty"
LESS A THUMB AND TWO FINGERS
RONDOUT. n. Y. sep. 2J.-AS Pa,rck Burns,
eleven years ef age was playing miro gyceTne
fridge to-day. It exploded and iore OF the thumb aud two
nngeIs OF is lett hand.
A MURDER DISCOVERED.
SCRANTON Penn, Sept 2J.-Ihc body OF
known man sport Hl Yesterday WITH the skn
crushed bullet hole in his head IL Is thought he was
murdered ten days ago
RoNDOUT y. T., sept. 25.-A yonng man named
Terpenmg OF Port Ewon thrown nun horse .oGsy,
aud cutanged the harness dragged tho
ground untl 10 was killed
EXAMINATION POSTPONED
POUGHKt EPs,E, n. T.. Sept. 25.-Ihc examination
Of Dudley Porter charged with accidentally shooting A. W.
Doty been postponed unt "Wednesday nexs Doys con-
dltlon Is mole comfortable To-Day
ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE.
CINCiNN III. Sepi. 25.-Geo - Shaw, OF jackson.
Meh shot his wife In the forehead Thursday or desern,
shot hnself IN he breast three lines HIS condition
cntcaL Ars Shaw Is but Slightly hurt
A SAVAGE SUN.
WusFLrNG, w. Va, sept. 25.--Bcniamin Techner
living P0whatan. Ohlo. has killed his father
eving u marry thus deprii the Of VI
properly .co.y.,,,v ursp.xn
CINClNNATi Sept. 2J.-Caarles Schneider iret
three shots al his vile fathers house two Of which
holding her sofa. but she
pistol aad dvertei t~ bullets that sne Was ony slightly
petition divorce lied to-day by Mrs schneider ast
tnis eprsged hiul
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
THE RIVAL CANAL ROUTES.

NICARAGUA CLAIMED t. BIZ DE TER THAN PANAMA.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
WAsIuHuTON, Sept. 2J.--Amons the reasons
which have been urged for aad against the inter-
oceanic canal projects is the greacr percentage Of
calms and variable winds at the termini OF the
one route as compared with those of the other,
In reply to an inquiry from Rcar-idmiral AM
men, Captain de Kraft, the photographer TO tho
Bureau of Navigation, makes report III which he
says:
From total OF 1853 observations in the Bay OF Pan
anna and OF 75S observations On tie coast OF Neara-
qua IN ycnIy Brito. and ID each case covering
extent or ccean III appears tsat
th cnims and variable winds at the former locality
amount 10 IL per cent % The whole nunocr on
while at the latter they amount to per
cent. -. \, ..,,,,.
IL order to reach the region OF inc TRACE wlnd sallns
vessel. from Panama bound to India Japan, California
or the Northwest Coast In coming out OF the Day ana
acrward making the necessary nofthng VIII De Obliged
10 make about 600 miles ihi0ugh variable winds ana
vryaous calGs before finding themselves IN as good
position To make thef WestnS as the Ne-stis i.t'ne no
coast OF Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

THE COURSE OF EVENTS IN CONGRESS
FERNANDO WOODS NoNDEscRIrT BILL-HOw u
WOULD HAVE INJURED AMERICAN INDUSTRIES
PROSPERITY UNDER PROTECTION.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBCSS.l
WAsuISGTOS Sept. 25.-Upon many of the ques-
tions discussed in Congress the two great
parties profess to be working by different
means toward the same end. But upon one ques
tion the tariff their avowcd ends, ike their means,
are direct an.Itheses.
In 1872 the Democratic party was willing 10 sub
ordinate everything the idea Of obtaining con-
troll of the reins of Government, and declared IN
favor of asystcm of taxation which siOn'd not ul-
necessarily interfere with the industries Of the people
In 1876 emboldeDed by what seemed 10 them
greater prospects OF success they threw on the mask
assumed in 1872, and denounced the thea existing
tariff "a a masterpiece of Injustice, ineduaity and
false pretcnce and said tha it epletcj the returns
of American agriculture. and ended by demanding
that all taxation should be for revenue only.
This latter principle thy bave now rcafiirrned.
The present tariff system resulted largely from
the necessity Of an immense revenue to meet
the expenses consequent upon suppressing
the Rebellion. Acting upon the principle which
underlcs our present tariff system Of
discriminating in favor of domestic labor m
opposed 10 that OF foreign countries the Republican
party IN the five years preceding 1879 effected
of S}1, 900. 600 per annuT. In 1876 the Denc-
cratic party gained control OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, and. judging from the principles OF the
platform upon which they were elected, II was TO
he expected that some earnest effort would be made
By them TO diminish what thcy were pleased -
call the burdens of the people. What tai1h
bills have since been submitted Tor Executive ap.
proyalf One which became u law on Jnly !, 1879,
which placed on the free lis snphatc and salts OF
quinine, and which reduced the reyepue
from imports to the extent OF some
$50 900 per annum and this TOO. without light
cnng the burdens OF the people. In this manner
the Democratic party carried ont lis promises.
1t must not be forgotten. however. that another
and more extended effort was made
by the Democratic party to reduce the tariff by
bill introduced in the House of Representatives on
March 4, 1878, by the Hon. Fernando Wood, char,
man OF the Committee OF Ways and Means and
thus the recognized leader Of his party
in the House. 1t badc defiance 10 all
principles whether Of free trade or protection.
Had the bill pas,el no can compute the loss ID
the revenue and the fatal blow waich would havo
been dealt to home Industries.
Much stress was laid by the author OF tins blu
upon the great improvement IN our export trade
winch was expected to follow its adoption. Our ex.
port trade needed such false friend. Tue gold
valnc of our exports for 1870 was S316,GlD, i73,
wlilie nine years later IL mad almost dounled III
amount. American Nyorklngmcn ami mechanics
and capitalists whOts not wish TO retain the ad-
yaptages secnrcd under the peseft tarlh system
will vote the Democratic ticket
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
CURRENT NEWS IN LONDON.
THE ASPECT OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

THE ASPECT OF EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
GRAVE ANXIETY ON ACCOUNT or THE ORIENTAL
TRoUBLEs--A MONrENEGRIN ATTACK ON DUE
CIGNo PRoposEp-THE IRISH AGITATION.
1t is stated in the special cable dispatch
from London to THE TRIBUNE that the at
teutlon of Europe is still largely occupied
with the efforts to secure the surrender OF
Ducigno. The Albanians threaten to destroy
the town rather than to give 1t up. The BRUSH
Admiral intends to land 5000 Montenegfins
under the protection of the allied fleet. Mr'
Parnelps new programme is regarded WIN
disfavor by the English Radicals and other
friends of ireland. The British Government
are resolved not to aid Cape Colony IN sub
DUNG the Basutos. 1t is probable that the
proposed Lancashire strike will not take
place. 1t is supposed that Cyprus VIII DC
abandoned by the British Government.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PREPARING TO SEIZE DULCIGNO.
ADMIRAL SEYMOUR BREAKS OFF NEGOTIATIONS
I'LL D

ADMIRAL SEYMOUR BREAKS OFF NEGOllAiloNs
WITH RIA PACHA.
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. %. 1880
The kilograms from the Albanian coast to-
day are 10 the effect that Admiral Seymour arrived ut
Ra.usa this morning. lie has broken of negotiations
with RIA Pacha. The Albanian League has eatened
to arrest the Conus in Albania as soon as the
feet commences hostes. RIA Pacha is showing
more energy concentrating bis forces at Gorlca
ADMIRAL SeymOurs ultimatum TO Ria Pacha mas pro-
duced considerable CONSERVATION in Constantnope as
the idea that something would Interfere with the Jolt
action Of the Powers is dspelled.
Itappears that th;r;y-fve leading inhabitants OF Du
ciCno have signed protest against The proposed ces
sion. Many OF them pccunaiiy interested III tue
continuance of Turkish rule. A.,
A Turkish man-Ofwar has arrived at Naldence, the
port OF Ducigno, and another ct Meoua the poFt Vi
Scutar probably 10 coerce the Alb tniaus.
There Is q sudden renewal OF TIE ACTIVITY OF tne
brgands all over Macedonia. 49, -,
III Is stated from PTisreId that the AloarlalS nave
driven the newly appointed Governor ailu heaiy
all the Lieutenant Govcrnors holding ohice from the
Sultan. s,
Admiral seyynour has Issued orders for the squadron
TO he in readiness s Ill or Monday.
second from the PJrtc 10 Its representatives
was ISSUED on I'D inst, which finally refuses 10
order the surrender Of Dulcigno unless inc
naval demonstration il abandoned. Dipio-
abandops the pretext of resistance bv tie Albanans
and deter mines to oppose the surrender III MS own
name. -. c
The American corvette Nipsic is expected AT Con
staDuopie TO support the demand for the trial OF the
assas,ins OF the American missionary, Dr. Parsons
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
TELEG RIPHiC NOTES.
LOST 4 LEG

LOST A LEG. go
TRENTON ". j.. Sept 2J.--lsaac Fielding. while
ong machinery at the PhGnix Iron Works to day lost
DELAwAREs FAvoRITE SPORT
WIMINGToN. Drl. Sep 23mSx While ama tour ,nn
In n. arly ali cases the whip was LAID on severely.
FINING CITY OFFICIAL.
CHICAGO. sept. 25.-Suoernteuds mt OF Streets
venting Indiana Railroad from aging Its tracks
under Court order.
JUSTICE TO A BRUTE
CuIc.G) Sept 25-"Jrre" Dnnu, for cruelty in
driving his Crockett beyond his at OF physsal sapa
city between men and horses was hned so
today. ,,,y>,r yvurp,r
CHICAGO Sept. 2J.-i he county Indebtedness has
been fednee oye are closely and honestly made and taxes
have been considerably less. ned in the past year
on TRIAL FOR MURDER.
PF1FRsBURG, Va, SEPT. 2J.-Ine case o! John
Meriit now on trial in Hlnfx Comfy " e. for the
der T. NJ Hicks In Weldon was conclaie ms oo
Afer The Arguments the court adjourned unlli Mohuay
FRATERNAL THIEVES.
PorGuKEFPsIE, y. Y, sept. 25-F. a; Gysc. has
been arrested WITH goos Ia ms oe se hsye UA % r
rested within the past ave months, iour oi whom arc
brothers, and all are now IN JAIL
NIpDIRrOwN, NJ j., Sept. 25.-Elevcn carrier
pigeons belonging C. anes OF Toms River. were
az II "a the fs bird Toms River distance Of
SIX miles. IN twenty four minutes Inc remaining eh
birds reached home one inmate later
UNION OF CIGARMAKERS.
CHICAGO, sept. 2j.-Ihe cIgarnakers lDterna-
tona Union elected the following officers President
HoropIo Ont; j. F. saith. Of Kansas city john Baum,
Of syracuse; T. q. Brand Of kichnond e. Nieman {" st.
Lons. ,u, ,,u.rrSn prrrr
Nyw-BEDFoRD. Mass, sept. 25.-The following
y,sno fourteen whales Abraham Barker seven Thomas
Pope Feetwns i've whales anu iso Dafiss OF sperm
Muater SIX; Rainbow. twelvei Helen Nartcn ten and
eliza, two.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

that the operatives will give in without fighting
losing battle, although preparations for the strike
are still proceeding. The masters determination
to put the mills throughout the county on half
time has proved an effective retaiaiory measure
and prevented contributions being sent to the
strikers The employers are blamed for not accept
ing arbitration, seeing that all disputes IN the iron
trade have for many years been settled peaccably
by that means.
INTERNATIONAL C0CRTEsTEs.
The Chicago Labor Congress has sent fraferDal
congratulations to tho Trade Union Congress OF
Great Britain The members of the latter have
astonished people here by the wisdom and modera-
ton of their discussions.
ABANDONING CYPRUS.
The Government have practically decided to
abandon Cyprls. They have stopped public works
and withdrawn a war vessel. The event has passed
almost unnoticed by the press. This shows the col
lapse of Lord Beaconsfeds theatrical annexation
scheme.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
YALE FRESHMEN on 4 LARK.

EEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Sept. 25.-A Hancock
and Eoglisb flag suspended over Cnapclst opposite
the rooms cf the Jeifersouian Club Democratic soci ii
organization, was hauled into the rooms OF
the Sigma Epsilon, a Yale Freshman secret society.
occupying tho floor above the Jclcrsonian Cub last
evening and tor into shreds The Sophomore members
the soccly engaged in initiating Freshmen into
tie society during the evening.
excitement, ard the Democrats were witn
difficulty restrained from forciby entering the students
rooms. The police appealed to but arrived alter
the SUDDEN had gone The College Campus. police
guard placed at the door OF the socetys hai Tor
the night.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
SUCCESSFUL CADETS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. 25.-The following
students o the Naval Academy have successfully passed
their examination cadet midshipmen: H. ID. Blake,
North Carolina; W. II. Barker, Colorado; W. NJ Bns1,
jr., New-Yo. " Carter. Pennsylvania; f. f. Cnrt's.
Massachusetts II. Friedander. California; H. f. Jones,
Virginia W. A. OMaoy. PeunsYlvania; Charles vena-
be Tennessee G. g. Williams. Ohio j. W. Wood. North
Carolina j. G. Brewer. Pennsylvania, and III. X Nc
Coy Marr land In the DhyeicIl examination OI cadet
engineers t. r. HiIl. Onio. W. Shields Virginia,
failed, and the next in order will take their places.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
TRAFFIC on TIE CANALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 25.-The comparative state
men of the woik the canals from September III
10 September % in 1879 ard 1850 shows the following
general results:
1s79-ToIs. S19432 II total miles OF boats cleared,
43j 296 total tons CARED. 2S232O board ana scani,
ing, 81 $40 tOns whcl, 52.33Z tons cora, 3o,1OS
tons coal. % 81 tons: iron ore. l0Jl3 tons.
lsSO-TOis. T4G,7GG 76 total mites of boats cleared,
37l $50: total tons rarred 2j3639; boards and scant
ling, 5I,974 tons; wheat, 1886 IONS; corn, oO.S2o
fnrs cOal. SO. .G3l tons IRON or. II, ,G31 IONS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Offices.

Compared with the business OF the fiscal year ending
June 30 1879, these figures show considerable IN
crease receipts and corresponding Increase III
net revenue at all the offices mentioned except BEookyn
and Francisco In Brook W t5ere WIS avery ilige
$iOI .s7l in lS19-and cofresp"ndingy LeiSy ae-
crease u revenue. which amounted u SZ1l,4'0m
1879 aud only $75090 in 1880 In san Francisco there
WAS a slight increase 10 gross recei's duig the Iars
fiscal year-$43.54l in 1880 against $i2, lJ2 Ia lse-
but ali increase Of Office expenses IN lSs0 rec.d mo
net revenue 10 1922, ,93J against %2S9I.l n 1873
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
MR.. KELLY WANTS TO NAME THE MAYOR.
rrhe Irving HILL and TammanY Hall confer

T i q
ence committees yesterday to further consider fhe
uestion ot union Oh county nominations. John Kelly
insisted that Irving Hall should withdraw It's demand TO
he allowed TO name the Mayor. as precedent to any
further conference This after consultation the Irving
Hall committee said had power to do without con-
smiling the body which appointed it, 1t was therefore
0reeI 10 adjourn until Friday next and IN the Dean-
time the Irving Irll committee VIII Doubtless DC aii
thorlzed to withdraw the demand aud sr. Kelly VIII
name his Mayor, has been his intention from the
firSf
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
B4LTTuORES CELEBRATION.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-The ARRANGEMENTS
for celebrating the 1jOh anniversary of Baltimore nave
been pleted 1t viii continue through six days he
ginning on Oetober IL. Social and business life ia all
their departments will be represented and so arranged
that no clashng take place. The last day Will he
set apnrt the colored people, vino have taken hold OF
II with "a will and determination 10 make the greatest
display made by the people or that race In tins
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
WHERE THE VOTES WILL BE PoLLED.

The Police Commissioners yesterday APP
proved the list OF polling places in all except the Win
and XyIIIth Assembly Districts. the XIVth Election
District OF the XIXth Assembly District and the AVth
Election District OF the XXiVth Assembly District oo'
icction were raised several instances TO tie seec-
lion, made b. rRc Captains, but III most cases tbey
were not isainci Commissioners French ana Nichols
were appointed Il committee with power 10 select poll
ing places Tor the districts laid over Till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
sOION CHASE CONGRATULATED.

PORTLAND Me-, Sept. 25.-The following
dspach has been received by Scion Chase from General
Weaver the Greenbacl1 candidate for the Presidency,
dated Mt Pleasant, W. Va, Sept %:
congratulate you upon your straie ehtforward cour-
are I'm Name The Greenbackers OF the United states
will stand by you. J b WEAVER.
Denis Kearney also sends him a congratulatofy dis
patch saying that victory by Fusionists Is defeat and
ASKING What is the matter with Murchf Has the
v,c;ory turned lls head g.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
KILLED IN VINCENNES.

CINCINNATI, Sept. pa special dispatch to
The Commercial from Vnccnnes Ind, says that last
night about IL O'Clock, Douglass Williams was
assaulted in dsorderly house In Vim
cennes by Edward lIagan. employe Of the Ohio
and. Mississippi Railroad. williams, who ia nephew
OF Governor J. ID. Williams, taken home ths morn
Ing lie died. agan has not yet been arre sted
Williams was resrccted The cIizens are greatly
crcited aud threaten lynchlEg u IIagan Is arrcsted
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, SEPT 20 Isso.
Steamboat Inspector KIRBY, OF New-lork, has ten.
dered his resignation for tue purpose OF engang IN
other business r KIRBY, pending action on bis resig
nation merely attending To the routine duties OF hi
office.
The CASHIER Of the Treasury Is now shipping daily TO
different parts Of the country, principally South aud
West about sos 900 in fractional silver THs demand
has douol,d within the past Week. The orders nre
mostly for dimes, half dimes and quarters Much OF the
silver is sent out bags containing rIO eacn, which
% though the mails as eglsIered niatlcr.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Sept. 25.-The insurgent chief
Carrilo with his few remaining followers, has sur
rendered at Remedies He viii be sent 10 Spain.
Rova order provides that all merchant vessels shall
hereafter be allowed enter the port OF Havana at
night Steamers coming after nghtfa VIII be obliged to
blow their steam whistles continually In order TO aVoid
disasters small craft.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
THE SUMNER IN THE NORTH.
TIE GuLNARE RETURNS.
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
ROME, Saturday. Sept. 25, Is

ROME Saturday Sept. 25 1880.
The Di9itto, in an article upon the rumor
that Prince Bismarck is striving TO econstitutc the ALI
arce OF the three Empcrors, says If the runor be
true il will make it easier 10 exercise presslir"
on France and compel her accept peaceful solution
of the questions Never theiess, wal Is possible
nj no distant time 1t Is possible for peace to Denen
the strong at the expense OF the weak Italy desires
peace founded on justice. Then only can 1t be durable
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
THE FRENCH DEGREES.

y,
A Paris dispatch to The Times says
that Archbishop Guibcrt has published two long
letters, tho first addressed to M. de Freycinet
on the 5th inst, and the second TO President
Gravy on the 18Th inst The former protests in the
Of liberty against the religious DEGREES and points to
the MANY ncs charity performed be the Orders under
his control The second letter is similar III substance
and tone.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
, CONVENTION OF UNION VETERANS.

The following order canga National Convention
of the Union Veteran Soldiers and Sailors. was
issued from the Headquarters In this cty Yesterday
HEADQUARTERS UNION VETERANS NATIONAL !
COMMITTEE, NETWORK CITY, sept 20 lSoo.)
GENERAL ORDER NO. ~.
The Union Veteran Soldiers and Sailors OF the United
States Will meet III convention ut Indianapolis, lnu,
IN Thursday the 7th day Of October, 1880.
u. s. GRANT, Commauder-in-Chef.
Official: c,
DrAKE DE KAY, Adjutant-General
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
EXPENSES OF posi- OFFICES.

TIE RECEIPTS AND FXPENSEs OF THE POST OFF,
Gus IL THE GREAT CIIIEs-BROoKLYN FALLING
BEHIND.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Thc following ia
blc compiled from the forthcoming annual rcrort OF
the sixth Auditor OF tue Post Ofce partment. shows
the receipts expenditures and net revenue OF number
of the largest post oices at which the free delivery
system is in operation, for the fiscal year ending Juno
80. 1880:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
DELEGATES FOR JUDGE HILTON.

SARATOGA, Sept. 25.-The delegates chosel
to-day TO the Democratic Congressional District Coz
yooion wero Instructed to present Henry Hilton 70
nomination.
Tor Delegates 10 Saratoga see rsselGh Pdes.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
THE RTOTOCS MINERS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-A telegram from
Columbus picket firing last night at the Corning
coal mnes but 10 one was injured The militia still
main on duty there AT the mines at Lansreh Athens
County the nOBlnion miners to-day joined the union
miners and that whole region 10 be i'll ferment.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
TIE CHRISTIANCY DVORCE SUIT

WASHINGTON, Sept. pa commission has
been issued the Of Minister Chrstiancy against
bis wife for divorce to T. b. Coles, Nsw-York lawyer
TO take the testimony Of George Hagh! In support Of
Mira Chrsfiancys allegations OF cruel treatment. Mr.
IIaight was Peru the time Mrs Chrisancy charges
the acts OF cruelty were committed.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

spread TO the houses on each side OF the carpenter SHOP
The grocery store of d. Nahrenberg. at No 1GO, was
slightly damaged storahouse for woolen rags at NO.
1856 occupied by T. Ineld was damaaed to TEE extcnt On
OF ST O0O aud the stock the extent OF 81 ,OvO Inc
carpenter shop valued at $1,000, and Ito contents
af
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
THE PRESIDENT GOING TO OREGON.

SAN Francisco, Sept. pa Redding dis
patch says that the President and his party arrived
there last night at o'clock and held public reception
at the hotel They started this morning in special
coach and travel in the time, arriving
in Roseburg, Oregon. September 20.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
GENERAL BANKS IN NEw-JERsEY.

SoMERvILLE, n. j., Sept 25.-General
Banks spoke evening 10 an immense audience-the
largest meeting held here. The hall was packed.
am, tha streets were tsd with carriages and wagons
from tae country. The speech was very effective.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
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THE FIRE RECORD.

BARNS BURNED IN wEsTCHEsTER
The extensive barns of the Christian Broth
ers of the Protectory at Classon Point, Westcheser
County, were totally destroyed by fire early Friday
morppg The loss Is estimated at $4,000 No insur-
ance The fire supposed 10 have been the Work OF an
iucendiary.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
SPEECHES BY KELLY AND SEYMOUR.
John Kelly and q number of other Tan

many orators after their reafmance TO the Democratic
marty as regular at the coming State Convention, VIII
q, 10 Iniiaua to rake part io the campaign there.
The YonnC Mems Democratic Club received word from
Uorntio Seymour Yesterday that he would deliver
campaign speech here alter October o.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
4 PROFESs0RSHiP Al PRINCETON

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Professor Francis L..
Patton. president of tie Chicago Theological Sem
inarv has accept the professorshp in the Prn Get
Tbeooaical Seminary which endowed by a. I.
Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
COLoUIrrs MAJORITY ESTIMATED.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 25.-The Constitution
has received estimates from the shers and ordinures
Of l0i counties OF Georgia. which place collutps ma.
iority Tor Governor ut the coming election ut over
30 900 IN these counties