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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-24
CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francesca. April Is. Weather
clear. Storm abated. W
SAN FRAHcIscc. April 22.-It i
shewery here with wind ncrtherly.
The Feather. Yuha. American. San
Joaquin and Sacramento rivers ar6 re-
ported falling. II is raining in the
mountainous portions at Peisluma.
Maya. San Jose. and other towns are
flooded, bat no further OVERT ~ 10 ap.
pr~hsnd~d Il i dos mt rain heavily,
No estimate Of the damages yet. hut j,
must be immense. The levec 1t Mes
Hops. Mokelumne river. gave wAy IN
thfve Places ihss moruiAg. All4reolsim.
cd lands ere uudeF water. s -
A dispatch from Hartford. Tnlars
county. says that this morning. Nj
khsknnrst. railroad agent for leasing
land - settlers. 80 w4sts.t up o BY :
l,and Of armed settlers and asksd vhes,
ne iste.ird 10 leave tpwn. On IN.
sSerisg that be would leave in Tho
saornin. h~ ~a< silpr~si 20 - eTb-'
bEssoh betu.ea The railroad aud 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-24

NEW ADvERTISEMENTs
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Meeting Of American Commits
siOners Of Foreign Missions, at
LEVEL, mass.

LOWELL. Oc'uber -COmUuui"n
services. IN Cprrcrtirn with IL" moot.
ING of the American Commissioner. oi
Foreign Missions, vas he'd tO-day. Iuc
officers for the rn.uiu. year arc. Pros
ilen., Marx Hopkins. y. d, IL H.;
Vice President, Vim. j. Dodge.
Pruicn lal Committee, AUsns'ns L.
Thomp Dn, y y, Alph"u. liarly, Era
Farnss nth, r. Russell Bradford, Jos
:. koycs. Prof ELber' & >m?;h,
+ Z webb, u. j. {. e..
Burr. E'dr.l.e Tar-cy, Rev. Isaac
Z. Worcester; COrresppndlng S'cre'. =
RES. Na'anicl g. Clark. ID j, T.. H..
Alden. d. d, and John . Adams, j..
. R-c1r ling Secretary, Rev. John o..
Means. y y Treasurer. I.an.G0n =.
Ward: Auditors, Avery Plumer. Arthur
-. Tufts and J. " Gordon. The rule
authorizing the President to appoint
committees on reports year before the
meeting was rrsc.nle'l. 1t Lpuis sas
selcc.-,l as the next piare of meet
iny. Date. 3rl Tuesday in DatODer
ISL. Rev. A. J. y. BIrenGs
was selected preacher for o..
casion. with Rev. T. i Goodwin, y
Chicago. alternate. DR.. Vose Pr ssu'"i
a repor, from tie Committee on Eist
ern and Central Trrsey. and remarks
were made by Rev. Mr. Palmer, O. I
Erzeroum. Rev Dr. Hewes prrsrnte'.
a repor, from the Committee on Eiro.
pe,n Turkey. AMI i: was discussed by
Rev. II. o. Dsi2ht, Of Turkey. Rev. +.
y. links pr,-ent.i a report rom ihe;
Committee on Western Turkey, and
Rev. Geo Constantine, Of Athens. gave
an interesting account Of the MISSION.
ary work among The MDhammeiaDs.
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W EAVt RS W AY
or WorEinc fer tho epubhcars-Mr
Lum R,iie-ates lis Ctarg s, AM Mr.
u Have Declare" He L. Traitor

S,coiu. Dl,phtCH to the Enquirer.
WAsHfxGrDN, y. c., October Dyer
u. I.um, the Assistant Secretary OF the
National Grc,nbaCk Committee, has
-crlt a circular to each member OF that
committee revicWin General Wlaver's
denial ol his Lum'sl allegations Of an
alliance between Weaver and the Re-
pah.lrans. Mr.. Lum repeats the charges
hr has heretofore made and says:
Il viii state further that persons in
this city know that on his last visit here
General Weaver held private inter.
view with Hon J. IlubbeIl, Chairman
.. the Republican Congressional Com.
rnit,e-. This tact, and that General
Weaver appointed a natorlcns loboIist
A. financial agent, with the und,r-
standing that 1t Was to be
k-,t quiet. are not mere
assertions ii mine. To tn" last | have
gwen names Of distinguished men as
witrcss. 9. Why the conceaimcut "i
his appointment would max" Mr Jones
nilsson more e.Ie",iv" j. n problem ior
Gene, Wr#,cr - explain. Gentle
men. ,.gsr as are Ul,hIn the knOWl'
,drc o. o'hrrs They arr my witnesses
tia; Ger,ra Wrav,r's car! both con.
ceals ani iu>.ii"si cts. kHOHin: these
things. was l. iOt my duty 20 INFORM
vgu? l. J.. however. your duty 10 hoid
me. To- A str,c, accountability, not only
irr these, but Tor al the otr-r charges !
have male. such au investigation
court AID challenge, knowing tha; ];
will bring out the iAct that our crisni'
cation a. row managed, IL a slie.shD"
To H." Republican parry
Mr Lam ,s-dAy received the follow
ing letter. TIE writer, Mr. Dll.sye. -
weil.knovn GreenDacker, and vas ia.
yorahlv mentioned for the Presidential
nomination on the Greenback tlcse; at
tie Chicago Convention:
"Uxlo>rowS, y. j., October ).
"D.sr d. L'ln, Esq:
DEAR SRI read your expose Of
Weaver in Yesterdays sun With drepi IN
,er,s, and modification. ] was salts.
d.i from his first speech in Maine that
10 was working in the interest OF Gar
field, and | so wrote the Congressional
Committee. His declarations arc con-
elusive. take no stock in him. He is
traitor. This thing hes been cuImlna.
ting for some time. have noticed that
every Greenback paper edited by an Old
Republican in every issue is fol. OF
abuse OF Hancock and the Democratic
party, and explicit in advising against
all fusion. George w. Jones, the Chair.
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to be their fate. 1t is presumed on both

to be their fate. 1t is presumed on both
sides that there is
No asrm IN Intimidat,ng Repeaters.
Philadelphia is showing up rather nu-
merously here. Both Republicans and
Democratic gangs arrived to-day. Adam
Albright, with Brockie McDonough, of
the Sherifi's office, and lot of lesser
statesmen came last night, and
at one O'Clock this afternoon un.oa1ed a
lot more ct the same kind. Charley
Sater has been on hand for several
DAYS, bur keeps ont of the way. Coun-
Gilman David MoUat, who knows as
well as anybody how things can he
made TO work, was to-day reported at
Pittsburgh, on his way here, with his
face shaved clean. OY the D"mocratic
si,.e Johnny Mccormick, Bob Smith
Lister, Nick Stafford, Ell Nugent and
some Others have got here and some
more are on the way, al expecting to
do their share toward saving the cOun-
try. 'Sduire McNullen is reported on
the way, but he has not reached here
tonight. So far there is llttle less ot
this sort OF thing than there was lOur
years ago, but it is developing much
greater spirit of dEspeTatiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-08
POLITICAL NOTES.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING At MARTINS.
BURG.
A Rich Chapter Of Inside History-Camer'
on, ConkIing and Arthur Capture
the Republican Party
Inc Connecticut
Election.
FLAG RANT fAlSEh000S.
GRAND MASS MEETING

At Martinsburz. West Vs.-Spesches by
Scg ator Dsv.s, Gov. Hamilton Of Mary
laad, and Others
Special Dlspatcl 70 the Register.
MARTINsBrRG, w. Va, Oct. !.
The Democracy held mass meeting
here to-day. There was a large turn.
out and the meeting very enthusiastic.
Gov. Vim. T. Hamilton, of Maryland,
and Senator Davis addressed the meet
ing in the afternoon, making able and
telling speeches. At night the meeting
was addressed by Major II. Kid Doug.
lass, OF Maryland, and Hon. D. b.
Lucas, they also making able speeches.
All the speeches were received with sp.
plause, AMI this meeting and the speech.
es delivered have done our cause great
good. Set Berkeley down all right for a
victory on Tuesday for the Democracy.
and a glorious one in November for
Hancock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-08
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS
The Greatest Dem ons.ra,ion Ever Ia tina:
Part OF OHIO.

CLEvFLAND, October -Th" greatest
Democratic demonstration ever held IN
tins part o' Ol!o took place at Mouu-
mental Park tonight. The park Wis
gorycously decorated AMI Eliminated,
stands erected in three p!a""1, an m""i-
ings organiz .d Tor the soldiers. G"In'n
and general cI,lz .ns, but lh" cfuNI1
were 20 great that overflow meetings
were orrAulz"l The PRINCIPAL slrak"rs
were Generals Pearson. a delegate 20 'h"
Chicago Convention, H. VI. Gibson snd j..
. Bnen. OF Prnn.vIvan,a; John Nc.
sweeney, ui OrIa. James & BrDt!h"ld,
oi Missouri; l.. Tr"ntor. of NcH iorl /,
Vim. McWrIliImS, ui Marvani, J W
Rogers, OF Washing on. AMI W. ". Dan
Las, Oi Phila!"ipn'i. ~ English, AMI
Hon. Joseph PI,'!A"r, "f Ml-s"IfI, AZ !
Emil Roth anI julius kIrtz r, Of OAIp,
IN German.
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FLAG-RANP FALSEHOODS.
The Double-Lsaded Lie About Polit'-
cal Outrage nj HuniinRton


HrxrIxGrox, W. Va, October -
4 dispatch hence To the Cincinnati
GpptH,crcjri about cutting the halvards OF
the Republican tlag here Saturday night
j. glossv erroneous. John Gunthcr, a
Republican, who erected the pole, IL
satisfied hat the rope was cut bya party
uf drunken rowdies, who We're incenscd
because liquor was refused them by the
saloons, and whom he saw carousing
near the Il 'g.pOle while the Democratic
meeting was IN progress several squares
aNav. These men were not in attendance
on the meeting. and NAV or NAV not
have been Democrats Leiding Dem
orrats here dcnounce te act, II
caused tn" rpstOrallUa OF the cut hal.
wards, and the act has no sympathy in
ihi. community. The toy ildg pole OF
Young Ward was broken, but the act IS
denounced in the Democratic papers
here. II was done hv rival boys, prob.
hv. and has no political significance.
our town is full oi figs everywhere,
and no sympathy whatever IL given 10
the un,hir king rDwdies who commit
these inGiScrr,ions. Thursday night
last the Democratic flag ropes were cut
at Milton, and their pole had to he
taken down To repair II. A pole WAS
also cut a. s.. Adams. Everybody de-
nounces such affairs, without distinction
ol party. Prominent Republicans de.
pounce the Comnle,ciGrS special aS Who'll.
~ at variance with the truth.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Second Day of the General Tri-
cnnial Convention Of the FRO
trStant EpiScOpal Church.

Nxw lOEK Oatob b'r - Bishop Doane,
OF Albany, Rev. DIR. Brown, of tleve-
land. and Rev. DR. A. /. Torler, OF
SJu,h Carolina. oiljciitca in the service
at the opening oi the second dly's : S,S-
sion OF the Protestant Episcopal Cen
eral Convention. President Brards.cy
announced the chairmen o. the follow
ing standing committees: On the STATE
oi the Church. Rev. DIR. Van Deasen,
of Central New YORK: on CInOHS, Rev.
DIR. james Craik; OH Admission II New
Diocese, Rev. Dr. Hall, of Long Island;
on Elections, Rev. DR.. Locke, ot ILL
nois; on Expenses, Rev. nr. Sha,tUrk,
Massachusetts. The following assistant
secretaries were appointed: Rev DR.
Henry AuS,ic,. oi Western New York;
Rev. > =. ISc'Gll,ly, q! k"atuc&y; Rev.
Dr. Pdlentrop Hay, of PENNSYLVANIA.
The following resolution offered 10y
Rev. Mr. Norton, oi Virginia, WAS
adopted:
WHEREAS. The document dated Sep.
teinher 5, 1875, signed hy Ben innin Is.
Smith, bishop ui Kentucky "nd prtsid-
ing bisi Op. declaring the tght Rev.
Samuel Alien McCuskvy 10 bc oiSp"-cd
from holy ministry and from all Offices,
Was on or about the above NAMED date,
circulated through tie church. There
fore
Rtn'r,G, That the Committee on
CanOns he requested TO examine said
document, printed copy Of which Is
hereto appended, and report whether
in their opinion the church is sufficient
ly assured 10y such document, that Rev.
Samuel Alien McCoSkcv has been, ac'
c0rdingto the laws oi this church, de.
posed from the holy ministry and all
offices thereof.
Reverend Henry Forester, OF
the missionary jurisdiction oi New
Mexico AMI Arizona, presented 4 rcSp-
luton requesting the ilpHSc "i bI,h 'ps
to appoint a bisHOp for that Juiis't;c-
ton, which resolution WAS entered ON
the minutes. R"v. DIR. T. lwin U4rwoGd,
ot Connecticut, offered Il resolution TO
refer To the Committee on CauOns Sec
ton = oi Canon - ior their cunSldera-
ton. il reads as follows: "lt an per
sons within this church offend their
brethern by any wickedness OF life,
such persons shall be repelled from
holy communion
The resolution Was, alter few words
OF debate, adopted.
Rev. DR. PANE, "f the i!ocose OF Al.
bany, chairman oi the committee ap-
pointed a, the last convention tO attend
the Convention 0f the synod Il Canada,
in September last, reported that tie
committee had IN received with great
courtesy 10y that holy, and that the
committee had invited that body 10
send delegation TO the present conyen-
ton.
An amendment TO the Constitution
was offered bv Rev Dr.. ", Crd,k, OF
Kentucky. making the meeting uf the
General Convention once IN FIVE years,
instead of three years H. at present, and
making the number ot clerical and lay
delegates two instead Of four, as At pres
en;.
Tie resolution was referred To the
Committee OH Canous. Alt,r snmc dis
cussiun, it Was resolved that the s-s.
sions Of the body should begin at 9;3O
4. NJ. and terminate at 40 l.. NJ, with
hali,an-hour intermiSaion iOr loiresh
msntS
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FOREIGN.
THE INPEND, STRUGGLE.

Matters in Alrao's Assuming NJ ore Sc
riou, Aspcct-War Can scarsey be
Avoided,
LoxpoS, October "A dispatch from
Vienna says: The British and Russian
Cabinets have already given their cp.n.
ion oi the rurE'sI note taa' It a't'-
gether unfit to iOrm basis al inril er
negotiations. While crmmGH'ca' ~
this opinion, the British Cabinet has
urged the .mmejia," resumption "t com.
hincd acton on a large scale, namely, t"
make naval demonstrations n"Ir Co.,
stantinople w,th0u. apiE lonIns ;le
demonstration ~ Du'c'gnn.
\ dispatch from Vienna states tart
all the Inhabitants around Scu'uI. ~
hania, have been summoned tO arm.
The Mcnteursrin chiei Las arrived at
Belgrade.
A dispatch from Athens SlyS the gov
Crnment has made ~ Arrangements To
summon 2O.0O0 myp nj the reserve.
\ dispatch from Getting says Monte
negro's financial difficulties require the
immediate settlement OF the pu!c;sno
question.
SCUTARI, October The AuStro-
Hungarian Consul here has received or
drrs 10 depart.
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LETTER FROM GEN. HANCOCK.
Written in May, 1893. 20 Hon. John B
Haskips.

Haskins.
New YORK, October The following
letter was made public to-day:
WAsHIyGroN, May l3, 1865.
To Hon. JolH j. Haskins, Nt,r York:
Ny DEAR SIR-Your favor OF the o2th
inst. has just been received, and ] am
much Obliged 10 you for the information
given and for your II altering advocrry Of
my name in connection with the Prcsi
drncv. know there is widespread
effort ~ make my name prominent in
that connection. think the matter
more spontaneous than directed. How
deep il may he viii he told better in the
future. 1t hasarisen, no doubt, from
the fact that General Grant is Ia be appa.
rently the candidate OF the Radicals,
and probably nv action as commander
of Southern military district may have
tad lis share. am anxious that the
Conservative element should triumph
over Radicalism. have no ambition
10 be President. shall he gratiiicl
ii some one else who can win be nomi.
mated. NV future, should be IN ques-
ton, would bc matter of serious EN-
harrassmrnt, having no profession but
that Of arms, which would have to be
thrown aside, and possessing no riches.
However, ii ii he thought | can win
and Others not, shall not hesitate, all
other matters being in accord with my
sentiments, /. { the platform, ] mean.
signed WINFIELD :. Hancock.
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j, X. EN- NET.
The Actor Lying DangerOusly III
at His Sist, RS, i'm St. Louis.

ST LouIs. October : 1t i. announced
this morning that J. X Emmet, the
actor, is lying dan- erously Ill at tine
house OF his sister. in this ci;y. and ttat
his physician considers his case quite
critical. His wife has been notified oi
his condition and requested 10 come here
at once If ste cares 10 see hlm alive
again. Emmett retire; last saturday
MIN, from the secoa week OF his en-
gagement here, owing, as was stated, 10
the bad condition OF his voice AMI gen.
eral i'll health, but il seems that since
then he has been very i'll, and that h., i
now really IN dangerous con i!;ion.
All his engagements 10 November lst
have been cancelled.
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After examining all the documents
carefully Mr.. Hadlev replied:

"No II PARK Row, !
New York, September is, 1850. J
"IFon James 4. Gdrhc'd:
Ny DEAR GENERALITY Your favor oi
the 18th came safely, and was carefully
read. The documents referred to also
reached me in due course. Please ac-
ccpt my thanks.
"You ask my opinion in regard to
their merits IN answering the charges
against YOU. Part Of the papers | had
seen before, but have reread them and
studied thea all with the view OF digest.
iry your defense. | am disappointed
with the answer and reiutatiOn for
which | had waited so long. One OF the
objections TO your defense Ia that you
simuly review the old matter and the
old testimony from your standpoint. II
a man is tried for crime, and II found
guilty by a jury OF his friends,
and ailerward appeals To a
higher court, or TO the people, he
is expected to produce new evil
dence and new arguments, and in the
presence of his accu,er. You have done
neither. You waited until Your accuser,
Mr.. Ames, was dead and then simply
submitted your own individual argu.
ments and imperfect explanations, tT
rar.s, to YOUR constituents and others,
many Of whom have forgotten the point
as originally Drought out at Washing
ton; and after covering forty eight
closely printed columns with your ex-
planaiions, YOU close by saying: In
conclusion, the whole OF this cOntrover-
sy is simple matter OF veracity DO.
tween me and OAkes Ames. Now that
leaves the cas-. lust where it was before
YOU began to explain. In the spring OF
1873 the Poland Committee examined
mauv credible witnesses, and, after
bearing your sworn testimony and that
o! Nr. Amcs, declared you guilty.
"!u the De Golyer matter y,ur de-
i,n-e is also weak You | ave no, salts.
i,c;prilv accounted for tnat - OOO. You
state that Won would at least have had
too much respect for their own ambl-
ton II have done such a thing. You
certainly know others who also had.re'
sprct lor their ambition, and risked be-
;ng caught in crime, who ieil. Again
YOU ili back in your statement that
vuu 'iil not know there was any ring;
vpu did not know there was a scheme
You was not aware OF the relation OF
~. Credit Mobllier To the Pacific Rail
road, &c. Now, 1t SENS to
M that, as a member of Con-
crrSs. il Was your duty - know it. II a
gentleman OF your broad experience i'll
Cor. .res,ional matters did not even sus
pect these men, what protection can the
people rely upon from you against
s,hemers and thieves should You be
,.,c,rl President? was in hopes you
raa,d have made better defense, but
in my opinion ii will not do.
Respectfully yours,
III. B. HADLEY."
The document forwarded by General
Garfield with his letter oi Angus: Eth
were oli pamphlets anl newspaper sx'
tracts, with which the public are already
familiar
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Found Dead a, Psrkersburs. W. Va.

P.REERs BURG. October 7.-Francois
Ueute. an AIsa,ian. who lived on Syca.
more, in Jackson county. WAS ioHHi
dead in his cabin few day ago bv
neishh5r named Boyce. i!cu'e ilved IN
a cabin some distance from BDyce alone,
and on Saturday, he not having been
seen by Mr.. Boyce or anv OF the neisn-
bors for several days, Mr.. Bpyce be-
came uneasy about him and went % his
house. Not receiving any response 10
his knock, lie forced an entrance, and
found H.ute lying upon the floor, pre-
senting horrible sight, the rats having
eaten and torn away nearly al his face.
He had doubtless been dead several
DAYS. Heute has no relatives IN this
country.
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tAiilCa u upri.n On 4a Par. I
Iic.gras Ea.I.

GAIyEsrO., October "A NitI Quit.
msp sprrlai -ays: IIjyria'- band 10 re-
port! at Pine Mountains. opposite
QIimaD. Colonel Cross 1i,h 40 men
snd ,art Di Genersl Bae.is command
are approaching irDn the west and
sOuthw.-,. General Brr.i and the bal.
auce Oi Lis command are approaching
from the west. and the only outlet for
the Indians il around zen. Grierson's q
lei, fink General BGell camps in the
vicinity of Quitman to night, on the
Mex can eide oi the river. An engage
meat Is expected tomorrow.
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@. A.---S329---J. A. G.
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Versus the Republican Presidential Candi-
date, Sitting as High Court Of I'M
peachment-In the Matter OF
Credit MobiIier and De COL
yer Pavement.
"Prisonor at The Bar, Are You Guilty or Not
GuiIty7'-Guilty-But 1t Was
Such a Little 0ne-"And
Ask a Suspension Of
SENTENCE TILL AFTER ELECTION"

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 6.-The
New York Star OF to-day has the follow
ing:
Shortly after the Chicago Convention
Mr.. ii Hadley, prominent Conserva-
tive Republican OF this city, wrote to
General Garfield, requesting informa-
ton about the charges OF corruption
which had been made against him
General Garfield replied, stating his
willingness to comply with the request.
The following correspondence then en-
sued:
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Dedication of Battery Arnory.

TIrvsvILLg, Pa, October The new
Titusville battery, built by Capt David
Emery, was dedicated to-day, with i'm
posing ceremonies, Gov, Hoyt, Lieuten-
ant Governor stone, and officers ot the
Governors staff being among the
distinguished participants. The
parade in the afternoon was
made up OF the military companies OF
Bradford, Warren and Oil City, together
with the Citizens Corps, the Titusville
Battery and the u. A. K. post oi this
CITY. Lieutenant Colonel W. B. Roberts
was in command. In the evening. a
hauquet was given the prominent guests
bv Col. +. A l. Roberts and Lieuten.
ant Colonel W. b. Roberts, at the
Hotel Brunswick and a grand ball at
the battery armory terminated the days
celebration. A large number OF strang-
ers were in the city and the event is one
OF the greatest that ever took place IN
Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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GEORGIA

The Election Ycs,criiy-7O.O0OM Msioh-
" for the State - sct
ArGrsTA, Ociph"r 1-Co!qutt's ma.
iorlty over Norwood tor Governor " ~
be over 30 OUO The regular DrmrCrai."
nominees i,r the state officers wi. be
elected by 1000 majority.
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ro,v.,t,c,cf shin Owners.

Bosrox, October In the coaven-
ton OF ship owners and merchants 20
day, W. Ii. Lincoln. from the commit
tee to which was referred the resolution
and bill relating To the shipment ana
discharge of seamen, reported recon-
mendin. the passing OF the hlil with
amendment providing first and second
officers as well as captains Of American
ships be Americans, making Il technical
change in the clause relative 10 the
discharge Of seamen in toycisn ports,
and the amendment favOrirg the en-
ploymen' OF apprentices on ships ol the
United States.
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FEARFUL GALE.
Numerous Vessels Pa,t Tteir Cables and

Numerous Vessels Palt Their Cables ana
Co sids ra Gle Dam1se Done.
PENz,xCE. October "A fearful gale
has been raciu. here since midnight
last night, and numerous vessels parted
their cables and have been damaged.
The harhor works and q1ays are also
damaged and the promenade flooded.
Several small yachts aud boats were d,S.
trovei. A fishing lager vas caps z'd
al the entrance 20 the hSrbor and nve
persons dreamed.