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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
WHEEIJNG W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, JULY ID. 1880.
Cincinnati Convention. Mr.. Stevenson

Cincinnati Convention. Mr.. Stevenson
then concluded;
This document expresses but the true
sentiment of every single member OF the
Democratic psrtyfwt6e whole country.
now hand Il to you, and permit me 70
say that think you ought TO ieel proud
lof Il. You have our best wishes Tor
your continued health and prosperity.
Mr.. Tiidsn's Reply.
Ia reply Mr.. Tilden spoke as follows
Mr.. Ste, enson, President OF the Dem
ocratic National Convention:-l thank
YOU Tor the kind terms In which you
have expressed the communication YOU
make to me, the solution OF which en-.
ables the Democratic party oi the United
States 10 yindicate eifectually the right
of the people to choose their
chief magistrats--the right violated
i'm ls78-and at the same time relieves
me from the burden Of the canvass and
four years of administration, which Is
most agreeable to me. :.
NV sincere good wishes aud cordial
co operation as private citizen attend
the i.lustr,ous soldier whom the Democ.
racy have designated AZ their standard
bearer in the present canvass. con-
uratulate you on the favorable prospects
with which the canvass has been com
menced, and the promise afforded oi
con- plete and final success.
The members Of the committee were
then introduced to Mr.. Tilden indivldu'
ally, and soon after took their leave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
HOW GENERAL GARFlElD'S LETTER
IS RECEIVED.
The Secretary Of the Interior Going West
The improvements Ne Contemplatss
American COnsuls Neglect
ing Their Duties as to
Health Reports.
HOW THE CENSUS Is PROGRESSING.

While the masses oi the Republican
party profess to 20 Immensely tiekle,l
With General Uarfeld's letter oi accep-
tance, the ultra stalwarts condemn II as
being entirely too conservative ani luke.
warm to build up vigorous canvass
upon. The comments ot some al the
leading Radical organs, too, is no, char
acteri1ed by that hearty enthusiasm
which Il Was hoped the document would
call forth. The Superintendent OF tbs
Census reports that returns are coming
ia rapidly. aud that they are much more
accurate and complete than ever before.
Secretary Schurz proposes to visit the
National Park while ON his contempt
ell Western tour, with q view to setting
aside a part of II a. sort of animal res
eryation, wherein To preserve specimens
OF all the larger game on this continent,
many species oi which, he thinks, will
soon become entirely extinct. The tail
uro of certain consuls to send proper
sanitary reports is causing much annoy
ance and perplexity Ia the National
Board ol Health. Our quarantine sta.
tions are not always sufficient Ia arrest
the introduction Oi contagious diseases,
AMI the greatest care on the part of our
representatives abroad should be rigidly
inaIstel upon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
LYNCH LAW.
The Horrible Fate of Two Mis-
nissippi Assnssins.

MEuruiS, July II Abuu, two
m,uth, aga, EuiuS ArmCsirad waS Hs-
Sa>,iualrd near Horn Lake, Miss by
~ Nclms. cnlorrd, brrauso Armls
trld's brother, when deputy shenil at
p,>alo county, AIIss wear ago, killed
Nrlm hruJhrT who resisted arrest, hav'
lus hccn charged with horse stealing.
Iur assassination created indignation,
Nrlm-, the murderer, Was pursued To
ru, Iuuira county bottoms, and togeth-
yr with his brother, prrutlss Nclms, aud
lnn kuukvy, as acCumpliccs, Vas ar
restci. ~. Nrlms, the assassin, was
cbnyrycd Ia Jail AZ lIcrna'lo, ani Prem
ust Nclms aud Tom Monkey were lodged
lu Tuulca county IIll Last Saturday.
"a saturday morning, while the two
Iurrr prisoners were hyIug conveyed tn
IltrnA,iu, a hu,iy ui masked men stopped
ia, olh,rrs having thr prisoners in
rhtrsr. and took pnssrssIuu at the two
mru. The uthr,Ts returned tn AUSTIN
tr assistance. ca returning they tnund
tur tau prisoners dead, with their
thTnats cat irum ear tu ear, their bowels
prutrurhng irum numbTTlrss wounds IN
dated with knives. aud rope around
,trh ~ their ncrks An indignation
meeting was held at Austin "n Monday,
~ WGr,h resolutions COudcmnIng the
at we're PASSED. and committees ap.
pointed composed ut white and blacks
o. Irrtrt out the muTiCTCTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
MORAL REFORM.
A. Practiced In Virginia One
Model RefOrmer Runs Against
n khOt dun.

WYrHgylLLE, Va, July l4.--For sew.
eral weeks past an organized band oi
masked and mounted men, suddenly
seized with a spirit oi moral reform,
have isited houses IN the southwestern
portion OF this stats at night, king
men charged with immortal relations
with females aud inilicting the ssverest
corporal punishment upon them. 10
ureat II terror has this gang caused
among the men whose lives are not as
yirtuous IN they might be, that many ol
them have fled to other neighborhoods
TO elude their prosecutors.
About ten nights ago ago u band oi
these midnight callers paid n visit To
Elijah Corder, a welito do and highly
respectable farmer. living near Hunter +
Valley, in Scott county, called him out
of bed, aud warned him that II he did
not Immediately send away young girl
who had been STAYING with his Cor.
dsr'sl wife they would call again soon
and inhict the usual punishment. The
man became frightened, aud although
entirely innocent of having committed
any oGense, and least OF all that Tor
which thcsa outlaws were inilIctlng
punishlnent, sent his visitor away. HIS
villa, however, recalled her IN defiance
OF the threats. Last night, In accord.
ance with their promise. tho masked
men, with Sandy Barker at their head,
called ut Corder's house and demanded
admittance. ilo replied 10y firing load
of buckshot into the gang, killing barker
Instantly. The dead mans companions
aei, leaving his body upon the ground.
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VIVE LA FRANCE.
FIRST CELEBRATION or THE NEW
ANNIVERSARY.
The Military Display At LOugehamps-
How the City Looked at Night
The Pail Mall Gazette on
ParneIps Course.
EUROPEAN NEWS AND GOSSIP

Yesterday, the new National fete day
Of the French Republic, and the ninety
first anniversary Of the taking Of the
Basiile, was celebrated by the rarisisns
on scale of magniiicence rarely sur.
passed in that or any other country.
The exercises of the day were opened
at dawn bv salutes OF artillery from the
many iorts surrounding tho Capital, a..
ter which the various charitable bureaux
made special distribut jons Of money and
provisions to all who applied. At noon,
at l.ongchamps in the presence Of
about one hundred thousand specta.
tors, President Grevy presented 10
the colonels of the several regim, Q
composing tho French army tho new
flags adopted by the government, at the
end Of which ceremony the troops
passed in review The scenes through.
out the city in tho evening we're OF sur
passing beauty. eliminating at the Place
de Ia Bsstile in burst OF pyroteohnical
spiendor amazing even to Paris. In
speaking Of the course of the Irish mem.
bers in regard to the Irish bill, the Pal
Mall Gd;,tic says: "lf the session ends
without something being done In dis.
arm the hostility uf this awkward group,
A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15

pgNVER, Cot, July l3-This alter
noon Cherry Creek, which IL usually n
very small stream. raised five feet. The
water came down with rush, raising u
foot in ten minutes. No damage was
done ia the CITY, except the weakening
oi bridge. IL ia thought the Colorado
Central bridge will he washed away he
fore morning The rise was probably
caused by "a water spout IN tho noun
tains.
The Tribunc's Pueblo special says
There was the worst flood IN the moun-
tains to day since 1868 The torrent oi
water came down with a rush, carrying
everything before II. Thirty persons
camping in the river bottoms ail escaped
but one. A railroad was washed out
twenty miles from town.
DENykR, July lt-Further reports
Yesterday aud Monday nights storm
saws that ten miles oi the Denver AMI
Rio Grande railroad was washed away
between Pueblo and COLORADO Springs,
and every bridge, culvert and cattle
guard for about twenty.one miles were
damaged. A large force is at work aud
the road will probably be ia running
order again tonight. Bear Creek, u
m Iuntain s,rean eup,ying into the
Platte river, Is also flooded by the ter
rifle storm. Hail stones fell tn depth
Of from two Ia three feet. No lives were
lpst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
Neglect OF American Consuls to Send
Sanitary Reports.

W,suISeroS, July IA The National
Board oi Health is perpiexcd at the
failure Of Consuls to obey instru, tions
in furnishing reports weekly IA io the
sanitary condition of their ports. The
Law il very strict, as much depends
upon prompt and Caretul statements of
these officers. Ii Con mls should TAIL tn
send information oi the existence oi
contagious disease at any at the many
foreign points where emigrants are en-
barking ior this country, the conse-
ausnc es might be too fearful To conttn-
plate. Ii Is not always enough to rely
upon quarantine at our port at entry. "
might he posslble for disease IN an
m ipicnt stage to pass this safeguard u
4, brlIeyed that this accounts tor the un-
usuaI occurrence this spring oi small
my nm Chicagn. some ot the thousands
of .m,grants that land at New York and
On Ia Chicago for distribution all over
the West. II Is thought by the health oi,
hcrrs. brought the disease and soMed
the seeds oi contagion there. what
most concerns the health officers, how
aver. is the reports from some points
tiat do not agree with the iniormatr
4
,usianr, a statement has just been Ie'
crlyrd from the chief municipal officer
of Vera Cruz tn the effect that there Is
mn yellow fever nor other contagious
I,,sasss there. This report u indoIsed
bv the Tnited States Consul lh's
looks uueer. Ii has been affirmed IN
nih,r quarters that there has been yell
Iow lever there since March. Ihls VIII
h, lnked into, aud Tit is found that
the report has been made a, variance
,,i,h th, strict facts, the attention of the
VrTy iew ports are So important TO this
country in sanitary point ot we" as
Vera Cruz. Careless or false Statements
in rrysrI to facts here might cause the
whole Mississippi Valley to be swept by
prstilence, as New Orleans is IN con
stsnt communication with this AMI other
Mexican ports. and is predisposed TO
disease in summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
TILDEN TALKS.
THE NATIONAL C0MMlTTEeAI GRAN
tRCf PARK,
The Chairman Of the Cincinnati Con'ea'
ton Addresses the Hero Of 70
Mr., TiIden's Reply .Hh Pre-
dietion Of Victory,
TINE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS
The Democratic National COMMITTEES
sraln assembled at the New York Hote'

The Democratic National COMMITTEE
again assembled at the New York iiote
yesterday morning, Senator barhun
presiding. The only business transact
ed was the organization OF the ExecuuW
COMMITTEES, the membership OF wh'ci
was increased from thirteen to elghtesn'
After the adjournment Of the Na'io'al
Committee the Executive Comnl,ee
met, and after appointing various SUD,
committees and designating the time aId
place oi holding meetings during Tie
campaign. also adjourned. The me"
bers OF the National COMMITTEES then ~
paired 10 the residence OF Samuel i
Tilden, No. Is Grammercy Park, wher
several prominent Democrats had pre-
viously assembled. on the appearance
Of Mr.. Tildcn, Ex-Governor Stevenson
in short speech, presented him with
copy Of the Ninth resolution OF the Cin
cinnati Convention, expressing the con
tideDce Of the Democratic party IN hi'
wisdom, patriotism aud integrity, MI
Tiiden, in reply, thanked the President
Of the Convention for the kind terms ~
which he had rendered the communica'
ton, and congratulated the gentlemen
present upon the brilliant victory which
20, AnuntnI.nr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
SPANISH CRUELTY.
Wounded Cubans shot After
Having surrendered.

NV NnEN. July lI-News has been
received IA tins city hy the Revolution
az, Committee oi the killing hy SPani-
arI, 1T Cuban prisoners, whose names
vail be- tnuud below. These where all
s,rk When captured ia "a small residence,
ant we're under charge Ut pr. larres.
Iurir retreat was lew Mules Irom Man.
aIiIla. The victims we've: Minister oi
War, Plo Rrsado, u native at
santiago de cuba, aged thirty
seven. salvador, hiS brother, II no" IN
-, city, NMalio Argcutu, "a native Ol
IsIv, ani a friend at Usrihaldh; ir.
J. lrrlur Nsrona Tarrcs, ot fnerto fIIn,
,r,r, Roman GutTcrlr, the celebrated
p,.pt. a native ot Bayamn; Felix More
i,u. ui M.darzds, also pilot; p1mingo
Mesa, a pilot at SAINT aga pe CUBA
Lieutenant Manuel CoTtcs EcheNerrla'
as',i - wears, who has heeo Tor three
years Ia the revolution, native oi san
Il,g1 pe Cuba, aud several others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
ksturus COMING In Rapidly
WAS HE MURDERED"
Mysterious Disappearance Of
James n. COkeicy, Of ltitchie
County, w. Va.

PARkERsnUgG, July l4.-The disap'
pearance Of u well-known aud highly
respected young man named James \.
Cokeley FROM his home In Ritchle coun-
" some time since Is causing consid.
crablc uneasiness aud suspicion oi foul
play. The history of young Cokeley' 4
disappearance, ~ gathered from a gen
tleman who IL we'll acquainted with the
family, in az follows:
On the l5th vi May young Cokeley lett
the residence Of his brother.in.law, Mr..
James Culp, who resides IN Ntchie
county, near liarrisville, AMI went tn
the house Of a neighbor, one David Me
IntyTe. Here II Ia reported that Coke
Icy aud another man got into quarrel,
aud finally fight ensued, IN which
Cukclcy was knocked senscless 10y his
opponent, who threatened to take his
lie. Cokrlcy recovered IN short time,
aud was taken away from this house by
another party, whp reported some time
later that he had btayed all night and
had left in the MOI lining ot tho next day,
saying that he was goln1 to visit rel
atives at Claysyille. After u short
time had elapsed the friends of Cokcly
became suspicious that all Was not right
aud sent several letters addressed Ia
Cokrly 10 Claysyille. AMI not receiving
any reply finally wrote his brother at
that post office, giving the details oi hls
disappearance aud the statement "i the
man who was last seen with HIM, that
he had gone to Claysville. The brother
wrote back that ho had not seen or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Car Load Of l.abOrers Horri-
bly, Mangled.

NEw NoRK, July lI.-An accident "c'
currei on the Long island railroad, he
tween Prarsoli's station aud East Rock
away, this morning. A gravel train go
ing east with thirty-tiye Italian iaborers
ON board, ran under heavy wire rope,
by which the derrick near the track was
sustained, sweeping the cars and knock
iny oil the laborers Many OF the men
were manned in q shocking manner,
Many had their skulls fractured aud
Others broken limbs. Three were fatally
Injured. The train from which they
were swept was going at the rate ot ten
miles an hour. The derrick IN question
had been used for digging a huge well
ior the Long Beach Hotel, aud men
were making arrangements to take II
dpwn. Unfortunately the guy rope VAS
lowered lust as the train approached,
knock ing the whistle of the engine aud
sweeping the cars. The untortunate
men we're thrown violently To the
ground, and their screams OF pain anu
terror were heard for halt a mile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
ISEI.I.AlRE.
Notes and News-General infor-
nation.

The Patterson aud Baron base ball
clubs, both Of this city, will play u
match game Of base ball Saturday after.
noon.
Manag or McClain, of the Street Rail
way, left yesterday morning Tor o'eV''
land. q.
The PAUL family took u long, last, sal
farewell Yesterday Of their former haunt
ON Union street, and skipped the town
for pastures new. Good riddanCc.
Lewis SteubeurauCh, Of Wheeling, has
rented the property formerly occupied
by Bob sherry, and In going to start II
saloon.
Marshal Criswcll left yesterday To
visit his daughter, who resides in
Moundsville, w. Va.
Henry I.andkrohn, our genial butch
or, in having some of the old frame
buildings on Belmont street torn down,
preparatory to the erection IN thor stead
Of a large business block.
J. w, Fisher in chairman and John
Shrake secretary of the Democratic or
yaniIation in the Second ward. A
meeting oi this club will he held at the
market house next Tuesday evening
All Democrats are invited to attend.
Rev. James NJ. Thohurn will lecture
in the A. NJ. T.. Church, on Rose Hill
this evening. His subject will be- "Mis,
sionary Life in Ida"
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Dis
ciples' Church will give an ice cream
social on the wharf boat Thursday even
ing. July 20.
The Lower Wegee NJ. T.. Church has
been greatly improved by some very
substantial repairs recently made. II
is now said To be one Of the handsonesi
churches in thus county.
John McGrau OF Gravel Hill land
daughters Misses Mary and Lizzie lett
for Cleveland on pleasure trip.
Rev. Dean, OF the Disciples Church
will deliver his second sermon on tn.
"Work oi Creation" next Sunday,
Miss Annie simpson, who has been
the guest oi DR.. j, q. McCollough iol
the past lev weeks, returned TO heT
home in Connonsburg this morning.
Yesterday workmen were engaged u
cleaning out the gutter on North Nobl,
street.
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uAHFIEI.p's LETTER.
Tho stalwsrts Not Particularly Well
Pleased An Adro,t Document.

Tho staIwsrts Not Particularly Well
Pleased An Adro,t Document.
WNsuINGroN, July While Gener
al ,mri"ld's letter accepting the l'resi'
dental nomination merits generally the
spprnhatIon at the Republicans, those
Inclined to be supcrlaiiycly Stalwart
shake their heads AMI say 1t N altogeth
er tno conservative. The criticism upon
u IL that Il Endorses altogether too much /;
aud while u In an endeavor Ia interpret
the Chicago platform from staud point
adapted Ia Gartield's record, the misior
tune ~ that the candidate extensively
supplements the Chicago platform with
one III his own. That portion ot the let.
ter which iavors large appropriations Tor
the Mississippi river shows that Garfield
fully appreciates the weak point tho
southern brother has for u liberal allow
ancn to the Father az Waters. lie
remembers well that by his support al
the Mississippi river commission hill he
secured during the deadlock IN the
Forty nth Congress enough Southern
votes Ia put through the army bill Ia Al
shape that was not wholly satisfactory
to a majority at the Democratic House.
The views III tho candidate ON civil scr
vice reform will not exactly please cap.
tious New England, hut certainly will
Delegate Flanagan, of Texas, who boldly
de,iarcd ia the Convention that the
Republican party was after the offices,
aud he, for one, didn't make any bones
about il .fThe views Of General e."
With reference tn the church aud State,
are supposed here tn he thrown IN rs a
-np to Editor Cowles, of the Cleveland
Lfu,icr. All in all, the current at opin-
lon ~ that f,,o letter is adroit more ~
than asle-but Just such letter a. Was
expected from "a candidate whom the
platform never was intended II fit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
ORQA N IHIh0
The Executive Committee Increased
I,ist Of It's Members They Gall ON M

List OF It's hempers iheS W" "" -
ridden.
Nrw YoHK, July li.-The Democratic
National Committee reassenbled ibis
morning, Senator Barnum, presiding
The number oi the Executive Commit
tee was increased from thirteen to sew
entern. The following were then ap-
pointed the Executive Committee;
". H. Harnum, Connecticut.
I. q. Prince, Massachusetts,.
Gco. T. barnes. Georgia.
Wm. e.. Goudy, illinois.
Austin II. Brown, Indiana.
NJ. NJ. Ham, Iowa
Henry u. McIIenry, Kentucky.
Outorhridge IIusey, Maryland.
4. II. Kelly, Minnesota.
A. II. Sallaway, New Hampshire.
Orestcs Cleveland, New Jersey,
Abram \. Hewitt, New York.
NJ. ". Ransom, North Carolina.
Wm. NJ. Armstrong, OHIO.
VIM. l. Scott, Pennsylvania.
Thos. O'Connor, Tennessee.
Il. B. Smalley, Vermont.
After the routine business the Com.
mittee adjourned to the call oi the
Chair.
The Democratic National Executive
Committee met this afternoon. VIM.
II. Barnum was elected Chairman, i.
u. Prince Secretary, aud Gen. Duncan
5. Walker, oi Washington, Assistant
SECRETARY. The members OF the Demo
cratic Congressional Campaign Com
mit,ee waited on them and made long
statement IN to their views as to how
the campaign should be carried ON.
Mossrs. Iiowett, Smally and Bsrnam
were appointed commissioners to secure
permanent headquarters, and iiewett,
Cleveland, Scott, Smally ami
llarsey an advisory subcommittee.
4 subcommittee, consisting "i
Rarnam, iIewett aud Scott, was ap.
pointed Ia confer with the suhcommit.
tee from the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee, IN reard to carry
my on the campaign. The latter sub.
committee consists of Senators Whyte,
oi MARYLAND, Mcdonald, OF Indiana,
Wallace of Pennsylvania and Eppa liun.
ter, ot Virginia, Augustus Schnell ,of New
York, and u. :. Walker, Of Washington.
Il was decided that the Executive Com
miltee should meet the second Tuesday
OF each month, and the matter Of es.
tablishing branch in the West was
discussed, hut no action taken. Before
adjournment the name OF Is. +. Jonas,
oi Louisiana, was added to the Execu'
tive Committee, which now numbers
eighteen members. The matter Of two
Democratic electoral tickets III Virginia
came up, and after briei discussion
was referred to the Executive Commit.
tee. The committee then adjourned
until next Wednesday.
The members subsequently, proceeded
in n body Ia the residence ol eN.Goy.
1Iljen 10 pay their respects to that gen.
tleman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-15
THE NEWS.
siftings From Our Reports by
Railroad and Wire.

Secretary Schurz will leave Washing.
ingion for Indiana Saturday.
R,stOn has an inspector of vinegar
whose salary ia 81 900 per wear.
The North Carolina Greenhackers me,
ia State Convention at Raleigh yester.
dly.
Seventy.two children died from IA,
effects 1T the heat, ia New York, ON
Monday.
rpulUuI, France, have settled at Carrion
aul Mur,,a, spain.
NcM cal veins have been opened near
sterling. >Chuylkill county, Ia. A large
weld ~ anticipated.
The Grccnhlckprs oi the Seventh
N,-sour, District Yesterday nominated
Iulsc Rice tor Congress.
The steamer Duke oi Lancaster, from
C,lrulls tn London, has been wrecked
IA the Red sea- No lives lost.
\ slide ui 10000 tons Oi rock occurred
lrW days sgn NJ new limestone
quarry in Northampton county. Pa
The Democrats of the Sixth Missis.
sippi district have unanimously renom.
mated \, u Chalmers ior Congress.
Wm steele, oi South Strahane town
,hip. Washington county, Pa, MAS
ki.lri hy lightning Tuesday afternoon.
The UTeenbackeTs of the Fourteenth
Illinois District, IN convention at Tolo.
"a. Yesterday, nominated j. x. Scolt
Dr Congress.
Mmmr. Adelina Patti has been en-
rt,r,l to sing slx tunes IA Monaco, to-
W,nlS the end at the year, Tor the sum
SIHO per evening.
Il j. stated that the Pope Intends to
issue a curyClirai hotter tn the Belgian
bishops approving their course, and en-
r,urigiug them to pcTscyerc In defend
lus the rights ol tie church.
4 T. Craigh has been appointed zen.
rrt eastern passenger agent oi lhe Hal.
umlrc aud Ohio Railroad, AMI S'll be
urhaGre ot the business east ot Balh-
m,rr including New York city and the
New England States,
The Mississippi i'rwnha,k state Com
miltrr hss pat iull GTccnhack Electo-
uu tt,kct lu the field. headed hy Gcn.
x ,uhcn DAVIS aud W. NJ Mcleod. the
ht.r a Colurrd mau, a. Electors at
l.Tgr.
Ia. acridcnt occurred un "a re.
Gently constructed branch ut the Long
Island road, huIll to reach new hotel
- In. branch. Twenty six lahoTrrs
were sounu,Iy injured, and, u is be-
Hryrl, sin fatally.
Im Magnify, at Ro,kport, Pa, and
IpnY SuiEeadnd, ct Youngstown.
nu.ht al B'nnril Station, On the llnc
ul Ihp rlt.hursh aud Lake Eric Rail
TpJd, fursday, 1T fhl a siic. The fight
vas Won hy Magnify IN fifteen rounds.