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The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

I've as'' mat f1saz sas 90 apply to
the Judges of the Court Of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State OF Delaware in and for the Coun-
ty OF New Castle, on Monday the 10Th OF
November, being the first day of Novem-
ber term, 1880, for license TO keep an
inn or tavern, known as the Washington
Hotel, In School District NO. Y, II bran
dywine Hundred. county ana state
aforesaid, with the privilege of selling in
toxicatihg liquors in less quantities than
one quart. TO De drunk on tne premises,
and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application, to wit:
Thomas L. Talley, Charles Lest,
Geo. b. Dougherty, Eli B. Talley.
David g. Furey, Jas. A. b. Perkins.
John M Bullock, T. s. Harkins,
,Iohp g. Berry, John Talley,
John II. Talley, Henry Journey,
Moses Palmer, Thomas l.. Talley, Jr.
oct29-ats OLIVER HI. PARRY.
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6aTsby give wf% 1osse the. T. sha spps
to the Judges OF the Court OF General Ses-
sions of The Peace and Jail Delivery %
the State OF Delaware, in and for the
County Of New Castle, on Monday, Nov
ember l5, being the flrst day of the Nov
ember term, A. D., 1880, for license to
keep an inn or tavern, kown as the Chris
tiana Hotel, in the village Of Christiana.
School District No. "A, White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle County, State Of
Delaware, and TO sell intoxicating l1quor1
in quantities less than one quart. 70 be
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend the
said application to wit:
81 p. Bullep, Samuel Butler,
g. j, Marshall, George w. Currinder,
Lemuel Butler, Lewis w. Ashton,
William Il. Cam, David 8. Leach,
Samuel /. Scott, William g. Cauik,
John Wayne, Robert MeCarter.
oct303s WILLIAM B. CURRlNDER.
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BRYAN.
Correspondence otthe deraid

Correspondence OF the herald,
BRYAN, July IL, 1880.
Most Of tho admirers Of the greenback
theory in Brazos county hail from the rural
districts. The census takera footed up the
popu alton OF this county somewhat over
$4,000, including 2,704 inhabitants for
Bryan; tho census in 1870 figuring up a
ltjle more than 1900 for the town, an ia
crease of 800 souls all told in ten yeur:.---
A section h nd BY name Daa Doyle shot
himself accidentally vita pistol 10 the leg,
indiCIing n serious but not necessarily dan
garous flesh wound-Phe Bryan oil fac
tory is getting ready for operation, expecting
to do larger amount Of grinding this year
than at any previous period. The Bryan
graded school is to be opened this fall L.
Many Improvements will no doubt be intro
duced ia the curriculum Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical institution, without detri-
ment, however, to full general
course Of instruction in all the prin-
cipal branches of liberal education.-
The Odd Fellows IS well as the Knights of
Honor had their semi annual installation of
officers.--Uaptain Olmstead, United States
army, commAndant of cadets at the Agricul-
tual and Mechanical college, having been
informed per telegram of the death of his
mother, will leave shortly for New York. We
tender the captaia our heartfelt sympathy
and sincere coincidence. AIR. D. Mi e had
s,fne horse, saddle and bride stolen from
hi about week ago, but has been lucky
enough to discover the missing quadruped
somewhere near Caldwell. new sher-
if, d. d Dawson, has not allowed the grass
to grow under his feet, but served at once q
"writ Of attachment on pretty young
widow in the country. That's exactly the
kind of 'habeas corpus we should our
selves like to levy on somebody not living
q, thousand miles from here. -
Quite pleasant entertainment Of young
ladies and gentlemen came off Friday night
at the residence of our popular postmaster
A. d. McUonnico. Happening not to be in
"proper TRIM that night, your represents
tive dared not venture an attempt to produce
a sensation amongst the fair.
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On the Rampage.

Old man Keefe, formerly street scavenger,
and ordinarily a quiet, orderly man, is hardly
himself any more. About week ago he
got mad at his daughter because she failed tc
sew button on his shirt collar to suit him
and after giving full vent TO his rage, gath
cred together his razor, shotgun and large
carving knife and took refuge in the stable
Keefe resides in Stringtown, and the denizen'
of that portion of the metropolis of Northern
Texas were scared nearly out of their wits
He threatened to murder his wife and daugh
ter, and soon began siege, keeping them il
the house, for they did not dare TO come ou
;nto the yard for fear he would make au on
slaught on them. His son lodged Information
al Jbe sheriiTs office in regard TO his doiog3
and deputy sharids Woolen aud Smith wen
out, look him in charge and locked him VI
in JILL Yesterday he was taSeo before Jus
tee Edwards and was placed under bond TO
hia appaarHUns.
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GAINESVILLE
Correspondence orthe Herald
(.AIMpaVII IulV

Correspondence ofthe Herald
GAINESVILLE, July 10, 1880.
Colonel Wellborn delivered one of his
happiest speeches in the court house last
Saturday. A large crowd was present and
much enthusiasm manifested. The Dem
ocratic precinct convention for the Gaines
vile precinct unanimously endorsed his
course in congress and instructed their dele
gates to the county convention to support
him.---Bids are now being received by the
city council for grading and draining the
streets. =. w. s. Duncan, of Dallas, has
the surveying of the town and making esti-
mates of the work needed. A thorough sys-
TEN of grading and draining will be under
taken by the street commit
tee.--Dr. G. II. Shotwell was
married to Miss Matte Miller last Wednes'
day morning, They Immediately started
north on bridal tour.--rhe Gainesville
precinct convention, last Saturday, appointed
seventeen delegates to tie county convention.
On the question of governor they were unin-
structed, but about half of them are for
Roberts and the others mostly tor Lang,
about two being for Sayers. Il, Bar
rett, county attorney, has gone to Sherman
to see his brother who is quite sick.-Mrs.
Lindsey, principal of the Greenwood sem
mary, Lebanon, Tenn, was in Gainesville
last Thursday. She will get sew
eral pupils from this city, -
Cattle shipping goes on lively; from forty to
eighty car loads 60 oFdaily.-The erection
of the gas works is going on rapidly. Our
fair city will not long remain IN darkness.
Our city attorney is in trouble with the
council. The mayor refuses to allow him
any fees 10 cases in which the parties plead
guilty, and ne threatens to sue forh his rights.
TIL mayor claims he has right to say when
the attorney shall represent the city,
Rev. A. j. Farhing is sick.--Miss Pauline
Connel, Of Little, is spending few weeks
in Gainesvtlle-A man named McGowan
who murdered q COW boy in the Indian Ter
ritory, was brought into Gainesville by LOT
of citizens and lodged in Jail to await the
arrival of United States marshal-Rev
w. l.. Miller preached at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church Sunday on the ''pre
ciousness of human life" He took strong
grounds of the law against murder.-Th,
bricklayers in Gainesville struck for highe
wages Saturday. Some of the contrac
tors went to Sherman and DEM
son Sunday hunting for ney
hands, but did not find many.
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FORT wORtM.

s,--.,. f..tI..-.It
'''''' '-'''' a. ,,.' 49,, t,..,, ,ys,
''N' " ''.l''' '1.I ''' '-'9
James Mason, one OF yle 'nree persons
VINO won't from mere u rev 1teA' % t%o
m2oias lago mas returned ~ i'it mn Ile On,
ers OF his party al Fort l6neh' toey |lil
p9 mere in rev. DAYS his report Oh th'"
so'calea i'ud OF g'ld Is qa't5 encouraging.
TIM case against hn5n h'Sa, eo'o'ed,
charged with rape was con0nneo tpS morn
ing pn1l neN1 term 9, 81 cour''- ,ll,o'oung
Womeu cAllJron AMI Dem9oea's' tn9r9 wore
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LONGyIEW.
Correspondence of the Herald.


correspondence vi .he neiao. ,o,o
LoSG'ik"' ouiy 10, i0oO'
We have had abundant rains In TINS part
of Gregg county, giving positive assurance
of beautiful crops, unless the rains shouid
continue, when the cotton Will run TOO much
to weed. The crop OF corn IS one OF the
largest, prospectively, ever known In the
county. The recent rains were accompanied
by vivid lightning and some thunder, with at
times high winds, but no damage was done.
- Arrangements are being made tor a
grand reunion OF denerai hctor GU Drl-
gsde Y. D: a az LongView' on 'ne io.h OF
August. Many OF the members OF TINS IA
NOUS corps I'VE ID this V'clh'Y' "p9
with vIsltors rom otner poih,s' a. crowo
of about o,Ooo' IS anueipeleu' Inc pro
gramme coh'empia. COMPRISE y, ihuso, o w
tons, feAsting ana N generh W. reaSonapie
and sufficient means on .enler'sinnent anu
pleasure thaV are USUAL upon suou ooNa s ''
-Ihe Ireen oackers annouuGo parooouG :
for the llth OF August Ihe DemocrA@ ol
this county nave lah9l, 10 sep W ''pN''se VI ]
county IN tnelr inmres', ov W lpsNh uouv1I ss
to their falth. rms may pr"'eeo ir.io luS'i ,
warmhess, or oV'rGohh ''pIo, ~ sL@F"
barbecue WAS he'd M nonVii'e' sT n
luu's su"On "" Wy
county, last THURSDAY many pioni'ne9'
speakers OF the Demo'ral'o pe'Y n'ua
addresses. The procosdinSs were very
enthusiastic ana the abundance very laVg9'
A large picnic ana u geaGfa' sosiaL ro-
union of the negh oors was held SG rae
Tree church, hVe mlies nortnWgs1 Oh l4'ng
view last Saturday mere were Efoat
rnany Of our cltlzeGf.e oresSHt' addresses
we're delivered by Hon % W. crown, our
repres native In tho Legislature Q. layJor
esq Of the Lons'lew BAR ana o'nets' one
of the Speakers, y'ulg a'.otney irou
Longvlew, INDUCED IN o@eurfNe apeSuu %
about an hour aud hHlt duF'D,oa "uV ~
he touched on euch Var'12 Q. V'P'.' glh
space would fsil if shout st'smps s lneil
enumeration, Very lllaay'se5y w. "nuGpnt,
from the subject of ou"cay stpooI
to politics aud 1t IS stated o. tno,e %no pf}
fess to understand MS speech sa' III E,,.i'
reasons Why none OF sou,heru uirto oou ~,
propery support 3arneId, ha S' MN, ,.p,
man VINO could sen lua cry ~ t'V ~
$329 was unworthy me euPb3o,' u' 10 aul
southern man. ana when ne @d3,o ' e9So va y,
field sold thc city OF Moo'e 'or Po@o %,
credit, no thought u Impoisoio 'nA' e'oA
eoutoerq1 h922u9heeh eoqll supPeots = , a9'
who haa 30 li,H9 SPPs eI'.,9, d. ,o v'I
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jarrett, tho loo k1g. has just received
now and fresh supply Of pure laSo ice, aud
there is no necessity ia tuning and swelter-
ina NOW, even If the weather i3 warm, when
Jnrret. Is selling enough ico to keep you cool
a long time for a few cents. Call on him,
roar nf Annllo hALL
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Novelties ofevery description, French, Eng.
ian and American china; mirrors, silver-plated
goods. glassware, chandeliers, lamps; bar
hotel and restaurant Quitting, cheaper, bet
ter and in larger variety than anywhere else
al ID. Goslin's China Hall. I'll ssa.
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ssll 10 progress.--A few attempts at burg
lars rlceatjy wjth but little success. Oao
attorney burg,r2ad aud a small sum Of
MONEY le.t---Ibo people OF Gllmar are
g emily gye.alor,h slrn marrow gaasa rail-
el-tlc So L5m q Texas u b., ior be
novice. ais attractive US circus
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EDUCATIONAL.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLAGE
Hooker college, Lexington,
Kentucky

Well selected course of study. Special depart
ments for all the ornamental branches Faculty
large, able and experienced. Extensive grounds
for recreation. Excellent buildings, lGONSS feet,
four-Srorics, containing 1875 apartments. Com
mndiOus chapel, nice recitation, ornamental
play and bath rooms. Warmed 10y steam and
lighted with gas. Only two young ladies occupy
room CDst of improvements over 500, 900.
Charges ~ low as shy scn00l Offering qual adj
vantages In the United States. 4 teacher will
accompany the students from Texas to Ken
lucky and return. Session begins September
10, 1850. For terms, catalogues, and further
particulars, addres,
j. 4. PATTERSON. President
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Another Reduction In al! classes o.
Gummer Dress Goods, at Gold
smith, Rosenthal Il Go.
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Ask your grocer for Dozier.Weyl Cracker
oomnanv,s goods. You will like them.
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Observation-Disclosures.
, BittersW win Cure You


u you are suffeiingB3 rom poor health, or
languishing on q bedHlof sickness, take
cheer, for
HOP BittersM wilt Cure You.
II YOU are slmplymaIling; II you feel
weak aud dis spirited qvithOut clearlyknow'
log why,
HOP Bitters% will Revive You.
IfVou are a nainistelM snd have oyer-taXed
Yourself with yourta pastoral duties; or
mother, worn out wi NJ are aud work
Hop sitters will Restore Y0u
n Won are a man OH business, weake ed
by the strain az your3 veryday dutiesj or q
man of letters. toillneEover your midnight
WORK, n
Hop Bitters wfiEINStrengthen You.
lfyou are young andM ufferius from an
indiscretjOn, or ar rowing tCo lastr ''
is often the case, N'
Hop Bitters Will Relieve Rom.
IfyOu IRE in he work NshOp, the farm az
desk. anywhere aud Wlfeel that your System
needs cleansing, tnningsA stimulating, with
out into xicaLing,
Hop Bitters isM what You Need.
II YOU are old and@ vour pulse Is feeble
| your nerves unsteady wan YOUR facul 0
| waning, III
Hon Ritters wil,Egive you New Life
aDdAVigOr.
FRY Hop Cough Acure and Pain
Re-Stief.
| For sale by all druggists.
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sweeping Reductions in summer
Clothing at D., "a GANnn X Co.'S,
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no,NoKr COLLECE. Salon. Va

TWENTY. EIGHTH SESSION BgdINs sEiT. SrH
Classical, Scientific Elective and Prepara-
tory Cour,es. Library, GOOD volumes Gil
mate unsurpassed town 100 feet above sea
leveD Churches of five denominations. Entire
expenses Tor l0months, from $50 TO 1920 lin
Guiding college fees, board, fuel, lights and
washing) Students from sixteen States Cata-
logues FREE. Address, SECRETARY OF FAC
UI,TY,
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TO ehe Readers of the Dallas Herald !:

It's wen known that hot weather brings
necessary prevent disorders healthy
there In hehea tina should
era dyseaer debility as' vertigo and sudden
maadies
Fowpeope through h without
dry parChed,
velsh ths body especially
amostunbearb while little Children
because well
New York his
sod sordered and
Ony which, being much trouble the kid
health.
all times aud dangers the
vegetable West India leaf used the basis OF Warmers Safe
absolutely
ep those who htigenty it in perfect health and
Warmers Kidney
the slightest
dear end will certainly
druggists in oil of the world; be careful and
taxi no. other sufficient"
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REFERENCES {:

Department of
INSURANCE STATISTICS and HISTORY,
Austin, Texas, March %, 1880
To All Whom 1t May Concern;
YT,HIs Is TO CERTIFY that The Equitable
Il Life Assurance Society OF the U -, mas
In all respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent to its doing bus
mess In this State, and that the said Company
holds certificate Of authority from THIS ONCE
emitting 1t to do business State for one year
rromlthe LIST day of January, 1850, tothe OF
December, 1880.
Given under my hand and seal, at Office In
Austin, the day and date first above written.
Commissioner
S. L. MAY, Gcn'l Ag't,
Dallas, Texas
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CifYTax Notice.

ONCE OF Assessor and Collector,
Dallas, Texas, July -, 1850.
Tax.payers are respectfully reminded that
tho city ard special railroad taxes for the year
issC must be paid before the first day Of Septem
her next that after that date costs and penalties
will accrue, j. O. BOGEI,
ASSESSOR and Collector.
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partienlat. Of the PrnFFess of I'ariseF
Marriage or Galveston FoDcF-
Pusher Picaics and B&rDeeues
Galore a Reunion OfEctor'S
Brigade at EOngview
NeNt pOnth, Etc.
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" you are suffanngkN rom poor health, or
anguishing on q bedNlof siOkness, take
, 1880-10-23

Iron Works. In this city, for instancaa ttaro
arc uU 1abbrors employed. Tho tnrttr cnrtts
hn,o Ind tho effect 10 hugely augment tic
Republican percentage of voters til that cs.
tnblfatmcllt. Thu t,ltn nre
AtMt'fY ASKED TIL 1tEAn
Tho documents, a,ll. havlng reiitl tho fnntl-
swGrn6fe arguments, they declare their ill.,
tcntion to vote tito Republican tleket. III
other large lrun establishments tho i,c,l tlu-
clure their intention to vote witt, tho party
that will insure tlloin 4 continuance Of their
present wages. III tho lAlper.nanlfacturlns
Interest many Donncratie manufacturers aru
supporting Garfield far business REASONS.
AZ niagara Falls, for Instance, tho President
Of 1argc paper.t,lnnufuclurlug company,
ntld Il Ilfe-1ollg Uehlueralt, will yntc tho lie
publican Ticket this yuur. A gentleman
prominently identified with this Interest
lirro, 8nys.
"oGT Of Anotrr 15,000 MEN
cngngcd fl Observation-Disclosures, who v0tctt
tic Duuocratic ticket ut tho lust election,
don't believe, frusl, tho accounts lcnrn, that
ono III II hundred will yoto tint Ticket this
year."
1lic wOrkfien In Efass-nanufact0rfos nro
nls0 Influenced fur ltku reasulls, a1Ml eunves-
s1ofls from Democratic To Republican pr1ll.
cillcs are dally reported. Frun cott0tl.,ntfs.
arms-factortcs, p,ltllie Offices at Washington.
dry'goods establishments, hnAt fn fact, NIL
classes Ut manufacturing hOlises+ come ttnlly
caifs fur tarf'T.cart|s. Une ulaM Il, tho tirtl
Of II. II. ClasI IL To-, llns aluile sent out t0.
0G0 III tligse convincing arguments.
, 1880-10-23

corruption which nrn now lrlng circulated,
nre believed 10 be part OF tho satllu general
scl,cInc. md, as II tn confirm tho suspicion,
tho New York Il:orld edEtorlnl1y says to.tlay.
and llns'in substance snid before, tnt tho
Eirctornl rrturua will Undergo lilo nost
rigid scrutiny, mid tint power wilt hn FUND
tlIis year 10 Eo heiind tic facu Ut tho re-
turns, tho qualification being automatically
ntlcd, "wllcn there Is evidence That tllnso
returns are fafse." Indeed. tho World tn-slay
was revolutionary eilnngi, to stnIo that II was
n grayo question whether.
4 SEKiDt;H MISTAKE
,sas not ,nado III 18Th III cnlscnttng to- tho
scsitINz of Hayes. Tl,n aatne ,lsc,liler Of thu
National .t)elnncratlc Committee Is rcpnrtell
tu llnya, sAt.t 1l,at tho Republicans wnre mt
prepared fur lis energetic stanl rs they
were III 1S7t, for Oliver +. Mnr.on ~ tlensl,
md Xacl,artal, Cl.atsttcr Is teat!, md tlto rIcn
of resolution III thu Republican purity are not
so ni,nero,ls These private md official dec
laratlons nro ccrtntn1y significant enough t0
stimulate Republicans IL renewed oiEart, md
10 war'l businessmen 0f tic tnt1gor Ut iat-
hitting tho i'l,'ett,tt tn In SO closo tllat the
Democrats will hayo thu n,ttlacity to nuke
any contest.
, 1880-10-23
THE GENERAL CANVASS.

GEN. oAl,FlEt!s HAS 4 TAi.K WITH AN
AHllfAHCLh l'EtEaArloS.
MENTOR O., Oct, .s,,-Ahput 1Du As,ItnbUlM
,,n",,J., ,..i,o,l ~, f:nn t:nrId Mt ifa lawn.
ne"re t"'e" -" "e''' ", u.t"e' ~ "'S I"""
ilcLu Hume, Wli(lh lG RtttlieS1tak 1s follows,
IN r,.rnrtr,l fnr TIM Cleveland Hcrtt2fi:
rrxT, .,,v.. ln,,. ,.o,, mr., M, ,1vniI-f, rot
hhNtfs! r.; uopt ot ~ ~, ~ y Mt-M NV
Gtt-''y Gsttnonts; ~ ta a'!t y
.nsv s, brv,s mn, in, h"fre tlnt .ier In rv'.at
t sntt,egs W. wit ~ 9tH1r ~ & y S1 IL uo. ""
,, a9S' aMo a.ost r,3. ,o,, ~ fut.a u ti,
nM at1u .si EIeMutnE M y. ~ , nsg u9"!. @ . ~ tle
htn!t: ~ tn's na N:nctee9ta MstflGt tnr atnt
ny n yn n,; s,".s st s', ~ - III" N',r .i.r y G M, o
hive believed IL u n tl"ltiy w,sstser. wl,r!, no.
4ay eht!Ia bca sttT. hH'iiisE !s'e ctoli!a Mtta
MrKmssa s pslS p,r1, 1rps ,.ro ~ ,.s,,t
sMW H Mtu "" u!u EToth aen,h|st1:lahltoh .,A|
i'..s MHeeN msH1tn n IT, s Go!no' H.,
4!alt NnttA sHtr. ihu sYHuul ~ t.oi!ni!' Alu lnn
Gal rifn's ol ,t Eac nas nSen H. k9Ea steaii,ly
III VIEW ~ t!o Mttlr lHipp!e ut III cstefn hes
ssrso taGHo 1otty iHts ito9i ! !@ntn lts,9 telofo
ta!uae Mtsa @ 1T "Gtn u.fn - vIo ' 3s''!ns
, 1880-10-23
TIE SCHEME.

NUMEROUS lSDlC.trtNSH.
Special DLpItsf& Ia IhA Ehfra91 IrihuHR,

spsetas Dtpatsh ia 1ns Chicago Irihuak.t' >
WAslJ1SavoS, d, G., Oct. 4@a.-Thuro, lire
numerous Indications TINT thu UeNlperati ar0.
preparing to rcsort to all possible nloa,,s to
count ltal,cock lit, no unattea how lnrle Carl
fields uaIorlty uIay Ge, nlnitlat to fills end
evidences " being COLLECTED an4l }pauuf9cE
uretl which will seenl to give u colas,or
a.ford basis. for tho cllarses III Srauu1'. A.
gentleman, Democrat. wl,o rHygt1y.i ihat 4
conversation with n nle'nhor !9tffRp DeiAl!,
cralie NatIonul Committee .t&fWAiltly slated
to a fslcntl eo1ne VI. .ttnr tlcta!ls %.
TINT" conversation. 1t apteara TINT s0nie.
Ut " tho n,oro slestkfntd: ,og tho Depl;
ocrats are serAisly. t3inteplplatlpg d
rcsort To revolutionary .axpe'llonta In
Congress Il. contraction viii. ,ti.e counting Of
tho Electoyal'yotu, II tilerv Oh bs any posst.
bio protest tor It. Every 'stAtA tltis gentle
lpan .sttlsl. In which a|ldsatIqpH or questions
.ot fraud Gun bo. ralse1. II sAd,:aTo ltopublic-
an States, vii b0 thrown nstt2 f'> =,
'rHE' AFF1uAyirs l,E1Sn cpJ.LEoTEp
'1ow With rVgatl t0 Indiana ar4.4es!glel to
i'rel,aru public sentiment for si,atlar charges
which Muy be nladu III connection with the
E!ectnrul yoto IN that SAte. 4 likd 'schonio
IL In progreSs IN Aaine. Similar ,ctfdrts will
not uc wanting IN New lnrls II GarNuld cur
rcs that Stats. This Inventions ut The National
Dslnoeratiye Committee, tllo sonsMlunal telo-
gratns anI u.s like pretendIns'in} .lnuigatY
, 1880-10-23


Ntw YoltK, Oct. 99.--rhe following C0tl-
gressntnl nominations wcru In;,tlu yesterday
BY Democrats: Eleventh District, In1ncs ".
t'Grart; independent Democrats, Second
District. Brooklyn. William W. Astor.
MEM YoiiH, Oet. e2.--fl,o following Coll
grcsst0llaI nominations were made Tonight
IL Draoklyn: lcpublica,,--Secuml District,
Dnniel U'lscilly: 'Democratic-Thiru uls-
trtct, C,arics G. Egnn, =
Thu IMmlnAuy Congressional Convention
Of tic Eleventh District tonight nominated
james ". Gerard.
MASSACHUSETTS.
l]osToS, Mass, Oct. 9e..-'rhe Grcc1llaclscrs
of tic Third District nominated OrrIn rnir-
hanks fur Congress. a resolution lulorsIng
Gen. Weaver, md dthanklng him for thu n0blu
stnit! 10 flns tnkcl1 ng'Itnst fusion, wa5
u4aptcd.
Tile Glccnbaekers of tho Eighth District
nonf.utr.l Iulsn l.. .l,abenrk.
II tflD Fourth District Wendell Phillips
ltatL tic largest number III yutes, ttlt thu NUT
Ter was !eft IL the District Committee to To-
port Mt the polls.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALI.Exruw1, Pa, Dct. 11aa.-C0l. II. II.
Fisllrr WIS nominated for Cnnsress bs tho
Republicans Ut thu Tenth District.
KENTUCKY.
I.oulsv1LtE, KY, Oct. 22.-rhn lion.
Sl'Ggl s. Fry WIS Hb1nlnntra fDr Congress Iii
the Eighth District BY tho Republicans.