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sI-ICInEnF A policeman.
NUILIUL OF \ IVIID LMA-F'
SURPRISING HIS WIFE ny PRAYING AID THE'

SURPRISING HIS WIFE ny PRAYING AND THEN
SWALLOWING LAUDANUu.
Word was sent to the Mulberry Street Police sta
non at "a. m Yesterday that Patroiman William !.
Matear of he precinct too SICK 10 perform ANY
duty. and an hour later Captain Keay received
message tlat Natelr mad died from an overdo'e OF
laudanum. officer Matpar lived ut No. 300 Grand
ST. H. was appointed n member OF the pc. zee force
IN Nav 1873 and re was married about year ago.
He d.alk heavily when off duty, ana recently lad
romplaIned Of nervous debility and loss of sleep
He was On post IA HOuStOu-.t. Saturday night ana
whcu be relieved az m'dni4hi ne aDpear'd % De
iu gnoa hc; ith and iris. His vie had Els supper
ready for HIN when he reached nome, anu ne "e
with apparent ret'sh.
After slpper ne undiesse1 himself. but before get
ting MO bed DE kHet down end prayed png anC car
ueslV for the es,O OF l'5si's and lfrsrenEih
to enable hi 40 under ala ms r ais. II was so
unusual fir hm 10 pray at ms VIE was wuch >ar-
prise, Il II made some remark 30 Linn about %. He
sad he wIsrcd 10 called mp at o'c eek ~ u @
morning. Ter be IN ned his " + saw iIn
place a small be- tie to his Ups and drunk tlc co..
tents. = asked him hat BE- had taken, "nd he re-
piled that II AdS something To- make MN sic o. Nue
took from ms hand the emp bottle, ana D-ll"Vi
that 10 bad contained wUskey throw n upon TIE
floor. Matcar WIS soon asleep. Al O'Clock he was
breath ny hcavIit aud rs wife tried 90 Make hun.
but although slc shook hun violently she coHld Pot
rouse him. She tnrr became ala med ana called
her neigh ,Ors. 4 surgeon was summoned also. hu,
Ala'ear Then diving. HIS wife sad yesterday
that she Il Il not know that her husband ever US
laudauum or that be bad any reason to commit
SuIsIde.
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FUyER4L or 4 POLISH PALRIOE

The funeral OF Colonel Xavier Zeltner. the friend
of General Kosciusko. who died few days ago at
the Old Gentemen's Unsec arian Home at Norris
ania took place yesterday. The different Polish
societies of this city, Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
participated in the exercises. AT IL a. m. the BODY
was taken from the undertakers to tie Saxon
Assembly Rooms at No. rs RiyingtOn-St. escorted
Inv thr Association of the Polish >harnshOoters, m
FIJI inform nm Ter Captain V. DOmbrO0sky. The
large hall was dgaped with Grape and with ret ara
white bunting. the national cOlOrs Of Poland. FOR
three hours the body Law IN state surrounded Oy
tapers and with two of the snarpshOoters - a
guard o honor Owe $50 people, nearly all P0ies,
viewed the remains. gard WlsnlOwskv. POlsn
journalist. then made pathetic address IN Whlch
be recalled the lie OF the deceased man and the ~
timate relations winch had existed between I'm
ana Poland great patriot The choir tieD sang %
solemn Polish dirge, after which tire coffin vas
talk n iniO ne street.. where large crowd had
gathered Meanwhile the q Herent societies had
arrived and they at once formed in line. There
were present the kOsclusSO Association, the
Pulaski S0cletv Of BIookvn, The Polonla
CiuD of jersey CITY, and he POLISH Sharpsh"0'els'
Representa- yes of these soretes tore the coffin on
tncir shou Gers 10 the Pc ish Roman I lhohc
Church at + Isyth and Stanron-sts. Here F%the
aVac nrsky rerlted be mass or the dead ana tue
cior sag Urges The small church was denseiy
filed 81 th ne0pe. After the services the body vas
escorted t. Evergreen Cemetery. salute OF nlty
rounds WIS fired over the grave, In accordance WIN
a Polish mil tary custom.
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NETWORK CITY.

Bronze boots are again in favor for little girls.
Narrow toes are seen on the new shoes for chill
drru.
Bergars are very numerous Oh the Fulton Ferry
boats sundays
Pans tor thrty-ive new buildings were filed in
this city last week.
Many Of the downtown street crossings Yesterday
were almost lmpa-s bic.
Cases OF smallpox were reported yesterday at No.
7 Mulberry-st. and at No. 1913 North-st.
Places. so much worn by school girls are generally
made with Nlit-peAted SKIRT ana pol0uaise
Entire cloaks are seen in chenille with heavy gold
tlr ads woven IN the fabric, and gold cord Is used
for the trimming
A STREET GIVEN OVER TO FILTH.
The residents of Newt hurch-St. have evidently
gwen M all hope of receiving another visit from
the garbag. collectors. and some Of them have
emDtied their refuse into the street, ana are now
eats were seen IN Jhe street yesterday that should
nave been carted away days ago.
WELCOMED ON HIS RETURN FROM IRELAND.
The Plrnell Land League No. 2 held meeting
Yesterday at Nos. 90 and II West Fnurh-sr., for
the purpose of welcoming james j. ODOnne " hO
has lately retained IRON Ireland. Mr.. ODonnei I'll
spoke o. Mr Pame . scheme eg for iae
ing tenants as glorious movement; one
which every lrisuman IN America should support by
his sympathy and by liberal aid. There was 10
reas nable doubt. he SAID, that the Land League
would be successful in accomplishing It's Object
BROOKLYN.
Walter Rodgers. are fOrty-three, OF No. 163 Mgr
tle-ave., was arrested yesterday while trying TO
break into No. 100 Ciymer-st by opening base
ment window with case-kmie.
The body OF john McCiuinness was found beneath
An oyrrtu ned cart in IA deep ditch near the Eastern
Parkway east of the tracks of the Brooklyn Flat
bush and Coney Isl md Railway, yesterday morn
ing McGulnncss was a driver, emp Dyed by
Richard Kelly of Flatbush. and seen late Satur-
day night drvug the cart. HIS horse was bind,
and 1t is supposed that the animal wandered out OF
the road while the driver was asleep, and stumbled
INTO the ditch. which was abOG ten feet deep. On
account OF the refusal of his employer TO care for
the body il was removed 20 the MUrgne.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKFN. Augustus MOhn, German sailor. was
ut the point of death last evening IN It Marys Hos
pital toboken. He tell into tne hold OF a vessel
Ivlng at the foot OF Newark-st. Thursday uight and
fractured his skull.
NEWARK.
The rooms used as the Republican Headquarters
during the recent campaign have been leased for
the use of the Independent Catholic Church.
Two cooperative societies. similar to the organ
izatlon recently started IN NewIOrk. have been
started and IN one of them subscriptions for 1000
shares OF stock have been filed, principally By work
inguen.
Charles S Kummell, of No. 40 Adams-st., was
robbed of "A trunk containing $3.50 aud some clot1 y
mg Friday night. Andrew CarroltOn aud Martin
IeacE have been .es ed on suspicion OF having
committed the robbery.
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METROPOLITAN CONCERN HALL.

Mr. Rafael Jesrti'v's presence at the Metropolitan
Concert Hall has rovcd potent attraction, Tor on
both of his Appearances the Hall mas been crowded
and last night The throng rnpleasantly dense.
He playel the Hungarian Fantasia" by Llszt and
the Schcszo from LioG7s fourth concerto; and IN
response 20 q recall he gave Lisz's TRANSCRIPTION
of the Spunng Soug from The Flying Dutch
man. There was nothing new in MS performance
of these pieces. his rendering OF which Is perfectly
familiar. unless 10 be TIE surprise and
dalirb+ creai4d by his wonderful playing.
the ever.fres he uiy and delIcacy of which are as
asto.is5in- at each new exhibition Of his p wers as
thew were ~ frs The extreme br adth and dash
which he showed in the Fantasia Win the rcckessy
rapid temp If he finale a tempo which with any
other pauis5 orchestra would meV'taDiy ieau 10
disaster: the da.ntnc~3 and elegance of the
Scherze; the grace'aud clearness Of the spinning
Song. all pro need the deepest impression, and the
audience was NOV d to hearty enthusiasm
The brliancy and precision Of ne orchestra and
its senstiveucs, and slmost instructive responsive
ness to rhsmas's slightest suggestion were in their
way not less extraordinary than the pianists
D avinc. ard resulted in absolute perfection IN
the TWO concerted pieces. The whole programme
was interpreted with spirit and ure, ana every
shade 81 feeling. from the grave. serious on1
tender 81 -nity oI tha Bacn ar 10 the uHi.-
freuZcd wt-r IF animalc spirits IN the
finale 10 Ma>senei's Scenes NapOlltalnes, Was m
dIcated vi iau,ieSs clearness, and portrayed win
q broad and vgorou- touch. There are some nights
when tar .rchrS seems TO be on Is meitie ahd 20
plav with unwouicd enthusiasm and entraln, ana
last ulgIt was one OF them.
Mr. Josnf-v nill appear at the Hall for the last
tine Tor the present at least. on tuesday evenng'
when he will play the Andante Spauato ana P0io-
maze by Chopin. and the Lszt Fantasia on Hunga-
nan AIRS"
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4 FREE ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
From me Boston Courier (Ind)


We lave small sympathy with tue use OF the
bloody SHIRT a campaign banner but now thdt the
contest is over ams o. the sig
nifcaut signs nich OF suffrage the
south We print below private letter received by a
colnred man city from his biOthcr, highy
specrabe carpenter ken, s. G. The letter writ
ZEN win no view publication and the character OF
the writer is guarantee OF its rrllabil ". 800
MY DEAR BROTHER hope these few lines VII ind
Won ana Your dear family well az thew leave us all
fank CT Now the election Is over and Vic tory
II won we are smiling and happy though we had fear
fu time % il on election day. Al O'Clock on Tuesday
norriug they fred of their in front or tn polls
three Times so as to Keep the Republicans away hu
ready 10 fight Win the ballot and Yote Tor CARRIED
and Arthur. Tue marched ana cOunterinarched mp
and dowu he street polls upeu then TIE
rusa WAS made for box and the Democrats tried 10
DreVaut rs from voting FuiiDg they did not succeed
IN this thew arted row, and they brought out their
IN line of battle bat they did move. The Repuo
ncans stood ike heroes voting on TG"y carried their
arms IN again. daring 10 fire gun Thty cDeerfd
for II ncuck and chcered Tor Garfield TINS rrliai ed
them until thcy loaded their cannon Win s"Ot ana
placed Il I'D OF the poll and brought out thcr arms
again threatening sweep the streets. Bui we voters
stood sOidl7 and not man moved went and spoke
he would but would sweep tho streets II our men
started. Finally they arrested one o. our men aud
brought Their arms and levelled on Us, Dut not man
moved Finally they carried heir guns back II Gems
against us, though there were
few Northern gentlemen that stood by the cOlored
men Some OF the red shirts y voted elght times.
Tell YOU that election perfect farce III TINS country
aud should not ike 10 witness another such Dnt
mink all o. fellows who started 10 shoot VIII LIE
arrested for Obstrucung votes
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PIITNDERED IN THE STREET.

passing through Clinton-piace last night aud no.
ticen four young men emerge from a dark alley. A
passer-by informed HIM that the young men
had dragged drunken man into the
alley and had left him there. On going
INTO the alley the policeman found 4 large man Of
middle age wing conscious on the pavement With
ont hat or coat. Officer Mulcahy then pursued the
vOIng men, and succeeded arTestng one
of them. who gave his address IA Jonn
Grimes Of No 1913 Wavery- place. The un-
conscious mau was carried the police station and
there recognized as Edward Wilkins. Custom
House officer, living in >ixth-ave. near FOurth-st
A surgeon examined hun and said that he was either
intoxicated or was under the influence OF power
ful drug. He had been Obhed of his Int coat
watch aud chain and pockrjboOk All efforts TO
rouse HIM % BUSINESS failed. and he was taken
III an ambulance 70 the New-Y0rh H0spItaL
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PENNSYLVANIIS ELECTORAL RET URNS
IN 1876

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the article on Electoral Inform
aues 10 to-iays Issue Ot TIE TRIBUNE it IL slated
that in $40 from T,nnessee Maine. Virginia, Penn
sylvana, North Carolina, Wisconsin. Vermont, Cat
fornia MASSACHUSETTS, Florida, Louisiana and Oregon
the packages containing the electoral votes we're not IN
dorsed upon the outside RED r'd by law, anu their
contents were merely matter Of conjecture"
Permit me TO say this is a mistake 10 Pennsylvania.
was one Of the secretaries of Electoral Coz ege hat
year. and recolect distinctly that the tree envelopes
con tanning lists OF properly ndorsed and
signed by all the electOr.; ana on reference 10 the
rcords il Will be seen that The report OF the commit ee
arponted 10 cAuse The sis 90 be Enclosed IN envelopes
sealed directed certified aud signed corresp9ns " IN
nv statement. IHohAS ACIAhANI-
Harris6Rrg Penn. Nov 20. 1850
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DEEDS OF VIOLENCE.
SHOT In SINGLE ALLEY.

SHOT IN SINGLE ALLEY.
TWO MEN WOUNDED WHILE RoBBING DRUNKEN
MAN.
The police Of the Fourth Precinct learned at 3 a..
m. Yesterday that Patrick Foley, laborer, of No.
27 Cherry-si had been shot in alteration in
Single Alley-a narrow, winding lane leading to
some stables IN tie rear of No SO Cherry-st. An
officer found Foley suffering from wound in the
abdomen. and took him to the Chambers Street Hos
pital where the surgeons SAID ne would probably
die Foley said he did not know who shot him.
While hls wound was being dressed. Michael Gaia
ham, of No III Cherryst., entered the hospital and
asked the surgeons to dress pistol-shot wound IN
his face. A bullet had passed through his cheek
He said he was with Foley in the allev and hat
they had both been shot bv Timothy {. Shea, the
ianfOr OF the tenement houses at Nos. 80 ana -
Chrrrv-st When Clllahan's wound had b en- dressed
ne was taken tn the Oak rect Ponce station as a
prisoner. shea also arrested. he Admired Hr.
ing two shots aud he recognized Callahan rs ore OF
two men whom ne had fired at He SAID they were
found uy HIM III the alley IN company with a
drunken man whom they were trying 10 ron. lie
ordered hem 10 take the drunken man whom ne
did not know our of the alley, AID they refused
When he threatened To cal Policeman they at
tackled Ann aud be then fre at them ~ scif-deience
Callahan denlad that he aud Foley were trying 20
roo the drunken man, They were endeayOrtng, he
said To take the man to his home and shea II ed 10
them wIthOu, prOvOcatIun. Cal ahan refused. how
ever, .u cell who the dru ken man was and the TO-
lice W re unable 10 Ii id the man yes erday. shea
and Callahan were taken 10 The lOmbs L lice Court
AID remandnd until today. Foley WAS transferred
To the Newton Hospital.
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periniendens aad Others the Senate Investigating

periniendent ana otLefs oeiotc tiac orD"'S
Committee.
Tar Courts.
L.beliers giving hail.
Al - af Princeton.
Newport NOfes.
Leighton xainng sentence.
Naval Intelligence.
Railroad accident neer Chicago.
TclegraDblc Notes.
The mornings news thus summarized;
FOREIGN.-The cable dispatch 20 The IRiBuSh
SAYS that the British Government VIII DtT'dnce
coercion and o land reform bill for lrelnd, When
Parliament meets Greece may reent N hsr move
ment Gganst Turkey until March; the STATE - w W,
Kusso.C Chinese relations Is still IN do1Dt n.
Ives Scudamore wi o employed in he Iniksn
. stal service. has fallen into dstavOr WIN t3e
Porte. 60 ! no Bishop OF Vaience has been az
quItied OF the charge of writing an IBsultng etter
To n French official. - Ross defeated lrckett in
a boat race on the Thames Saturday. 80 The
Ottawa and st. Lawrence Rivers are flied WIFE ice
Of Ottawa and Montreal respectively.
DOME~TIC.-Plans for rounding n portion or tbo
National debt will be presented 20 Congress ~ an
early day. - he report Of Auditor French on
the Pacific railroads was made pnbhr. -
The Kearsarge Mills at Portsmouth. n. -. wer ,ie-
stroved by fire Sa'urlay morning loss 3ooo,OVO
a loss Of about 81 90 900. === The Piedmont and
Arlington Lite Insurance Company, o. Redmond,
Va, has tailed. 60 A petition bias been presented
to Governor Cornell, asking for the remission Of ms
fine imposed upon THE Rev. Edward Co"lry ior-
merry OF the Shepherds Fold ~ tins city. - me
fast mail to New-Orleans arrived saturday seven
hours lalc. - judge w. q. Gresham. II Indian
apols has Withdrawn from the Senatorial contest;
- David Long OF PittsOurg. Penn was robbed
Of IL 500 Saturday. -== Fifteen persons were III
jured by aralirc ID accident. Saturday, near Chicago
- re cleaTiags N G aicago during last week were
$6l151 600 being $4,000 900 gred'or than those
OF the previous week. -; false report was enr-
rent IN Newport. X. L. SATURDAY. that Colonel Pot
ter, a sfepson of * Governor Van Zaadt. had been
murdered IN New Mexico.
ClTYAND SCBURBAN.-Dr. A. +. Mcdonald. Su-
perintendeuf OF the Wards Island Insane Asylum,
testified before the senate Committee saturday.
- Ghe men indicted for libel in the Morey eiter
pOU gave bail - News received
that Gillen, the murderer ct Mary
SIgerson. was dead - Leighton. the G ndemnet
murderer. is in the eel at tie ombs which Cox
anu BalbO occupied before they were hanged. -
The receipts of the Bernhardt season amounted 10
ABOUT 100000
Copies Of the paper may still be obtained az the
office of HE TRIBUNE OF by mall Price cents.
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ence the same benefit, though to limited extent
subsequently, he worked In west window, where the
gt anu not shine into hs Office for three months, and
hls health and eyes failed him again. IA sprng ap
proachci aud the sun rose high enough shine above
the opposite Ouscs, his health improved and ms eyes
became stronger until the spring foliage on the trees
before his house cut the light when his eyes began 10
pain him again. Hc used east light the best ne
cou d commend. which In the morning afmi ted the
SUMS rave. and his health and improved again hut
gh1 good e southern. n Xt Ia a skylight
observatory. with suitably shaded windows al around
sud chair n he GENRE he considers TIE most pract
cal arrangement tn b. very prominent hlS window
projected from the southwest cOrGer OF block OF build
ncs, Planned permit the sunlight to slime INTO
ID from morning until
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4 WOMAN ATTACKED BY RUFFIANs.

Mrs. Jennie Morgan. OF No. t47 Grcene-sr., who
had both OF her in bludages appeared before
Justice Smith at the Jefferson Market Police Couri
YESTERDAY, and charged James Rollins, age twenty.
anatiye of Cleveland living in Wes Fifty-thlrd-st.,
with eonIously assaultlng hr upon the street. She
said she had been a store. and returning home
wlen Rollins and Two other Young men, neither Of
whom she knew knocked her down and kicked ner.
As sine was struggling to get up Rollins drew "A knife
anu cut her wrists aud hands. Rollins SAID he was
guilty. and when asked MIA ne did with the knife
said be threw il away. Justice Smith held Rollins
for trial IN default OF s., 900 bail.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democrats are Us full Of advice to Re-
rublicaus the fcl. w that stands watching game
Of clecsers-l d Detroit Post and Tribune Or Pr
Here's spick. span clean and clear new
for the Democratic statesmen nc Wash ngtOn TO
rally around major Tx advocates the absiuou OF
the holiday recess of Congress Troy Times iRepJ
The Democratic party has just been dis
ch rCei. after had years IN which 10 show
What IL could The decent THING Tor q 90 do now y %
atten routine duties ill March 4. 1881 aud leave
impOrtan, gene al legislation TOTS successOrs-Chicago
Tines Qnd1
MIR. English seems to have retired TO private
life az mlleiely aIy ntleman We nav ever had
the pleasure Of supporting Mobile Register tDtmJ
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Sooner or later, neglected Cold vii
develop Couch. SHORTAGES OF Breath. Falling
Strength and Wasting Of Fleshal sympo"auc Of Con-
sumption. In othc- instances the same cause viii pro-
duce Bronchitis. disease Of the branches OF tie Wind
ppe La all affections Of the Pumonar, Organs. - well
as IN Bronchial complaints, Jayn|s ExpectOrani 10
both a palliative and a curative. a. the testimony 81
thousands and worldwide reputation aitest-@he
IN Coughs and Colds il speedily aud when ta2en
according 10 dlrecupns promp " removes taem.
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.'What luck did you have fishing Yesterday
Brecgrl,rlde. r. asked ru isuIau IT wclknIwn M
prrunou- narrclrr who owns oFt ynouy. "opthdid! !
While 1 VS. 0u thc wharf Wcutf mn Win olilh
called al my house tn cUiir. Q money
A husband Ola very fashionable and laxative
vl-, "a, iui " lang g few dtysa W ia ni- h,ue ar,
riru he me friend nu adm red tie cbild very much
Iq "a nra1tf cuild' sIif the mend, ana moss very
tureb Ik. H., mother paitcuiIfly about tie mouth,
s. N1vh. 90 responded Juc hlspIld. iVheT, " hni
b4.e tvrr -,en 10 mouthG rest long enough 10 Tell
wal ID looks like Gtv sion News.
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A TRICK TO EMRARRA-S THE REPUBLICANS.
Erorn The lSurGcIse JOlfrndL lEeUl

There are some Indications that this Con-
grcss It's Stages wIcn lis Democratic majority
about depart, may essay u lr-lslat' upon the
Civil Service and provide rules and regulations or
the appointment 10 ana I nUre OF Office. Some very
curious demonstrations have he"n ma ie IN TINS dircc
non 10y a portion of tho Democratic press, which. "le
heretofore opposing ridrue al atem Is % M
prove the Civil suddenly SINCE tie tieriiun
nd new llgn upon The question and s now hcrcr lor
honest ana worthy II has nad It's origin n nallgn
nuu 10 Tempt something ;ai vii emnaftass the
Republicans IN re- pect the official patronage. No
parry could me question less IUtcgen6y and less
i'm part. ally than the Democratic party IN rs lNersy
ana disappointment |. neither head nor heart Tor
the work good could pected from It's action
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ANXIETY 4B0UT THE SCOWS.

Seven scows Of the street Cleaning Department
wirh 40 italian hbOrcrs on board. were lowed Gus
10 sea yes erday and they had not returned at md
night. Captain VII ans visited Police Hraiqlnr
,T. ost night 70 make iruu RES AT the telegraph
flee. ana be appeared 70 b. somewhat puZz 81 at
the delay. was thought they mg"t uaye encOun-
tered fog and been towed into GrayesenG Bay.
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THE REPUBLICRN PARTY AND THE SOUTH.
Er.lr W.. Ilr,,ll IL 1 perll

As the Republican party has demanded moth
ng OF The sou bd the uni TAI hiul recognllOu ~
rights of ali people, there danger that Re
publican President viii lfy this demand or N any
way cOmpr the hign moral position OF Ills parry
rom any consideration FOR any reason. Gehcril
Garfield has always been fOremOs- among those W 20
have been most earnest IN thcl support OF the RepuD
Lean priU cple Of equ4i and exact justice 10 al men,
VIII not q hairs breadth rom TINS positicn
for any administrative or party advantage. II, under
these conditions any number Of Southern Senators shall
have tie good sense 'ct with he Administration, 10
will because they that Il would be folly 10 act
a her
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nIRED To cOMMlT MURDER.

Chief of Police Dryer Utica y. Y, in this
city Yesterday. and arrested a man whom he took
to Utica last night a charge of conspiracy. 1t
was SAID thai the prisoner had hired another man
for : 100 10 kill labDreI of the Utica fac
torres. Ar attempt at murder was made bui was
unsuccessful. he man who committed the assaul {
WIS arrested ANA confessed tIat ne had been hirrd
% commit "A murder, disclosing The name OF the man
vino had bred him. The police of this city refused
10 ave the name of the prisoner