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RoCKLAND.

Rockland, Me-, March 2.-John II. Gao,
Republican, was elected Mayor by ll5
majority over j. 7. Hall, Fusionist Tho
Republicans carried all but one ward, elect
ing Aldermen and q Councimen.
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Hallowell, Me-, March 1.-The municipal
election resulted in the choice of Hon. j. r.
Badwel, the Republican candidate for Mayor,
by vote Of more than three TO one.
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EOR RENT So At the Union depot, noat
L raomi large enough f1r irult stand or
barber chop. Apply ON grouads 10 frUnt
Sheennn. mar2lw
NOR RENT - New cottage, ON Wood street
II near Browder, containing i've rooms and
kitchen; water ON premises. Inquire 81 Wood
street mnrllf
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
TIE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
PRESIDENT DIAz's SPEECH 10 CONGRESS-.

PRESIDENT DlAZ SPEECH 10 CONGRKSS.
MEXICO, Sept. 21.-COngress opened on
September l6. All cases or contested seats were
referred to the proper District Judge. thereby
averiing dispatches. The Monitor RepubitcanO says
that the GonZallstas nave control of Congress
and com plains that every succeeding Congress has
stronger more submissive and more numerous Minis
terial party.
President Daz, in his opening speech. expressed
satisfaction the political and moral advancement the
Republic He said the negotiations for the rccstabish-
nrnt of diplomatic relations with France had resulted
satisfactorily H. did not specially mention the United
stats. Referring the subject o. commerce, he said
that the renewed contract with the AicXandrc steamers
mutual benefit to the GovernGr,t and he public;
also, that new basis was forming for arrange
ment with the Morgan line OF steamers between Vera
Cn;z and Morgan CITY, touching NJ Gilyest0L. The
President expressed the hope that the Congress
would find solution for the financial difficulties the
Government, and place The National credit on sound
basis. The message gives Satisfaction.
Tne Government has offered s., 500 for the scalp of
VlctUrio.
The receipts OF the Custom House at Vera Cruz during
Sl000o00 over the corresponding months Of last year
About 1000 religious pgrim5 from Pueblo have
visited the Gaudaoupe shrine near the capital.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
4 MISSING STOCK BEOfER.

At the Church Street Police S,aton Thursday
evening two men were brought in-onc having beon
arrested while in flight; the other was found call
ing the police. Albert Cole claimed that he had
been robbed. ana H. the possession Of Edward En-.
right were found watch and chain worth Sl7J,
pockotbook containg SO so, and check for
500 60, all of which identified by
Cole as his property. Enrigt was locked mp aud
Cole started for the Cortlandt Street Ferry. He
last see in the ftrrvhcnse and there all trace of
h,m was lost. EnrGht has been recognized rs a
former convict, ard yesterday he was remanded for
age. is u bSlkcr with Dater q Iiml~on. ot No. 20
Broad-st and Is or the oldest members Of tho
New York Stock Exchange. He lives ia
Wood-ave.. Linden, y. j.. aud has wife aud a
large family. He lett the Broad-St. Office shorty
after 1 y. m. Thursday, apparently in exc. llcDt
spirits. There is nothing In III. business transac-
tOns that would lead 10 the belief that he had
mi, t.s suicide. His friends ihis clty have fully
ideu tilted the articles found OIL Enrlgut as Mr.. Coles
pippertv. They think thar pOssibiv confsdTates Of
the thief may nave followed biia with the inteatrn
OF putting hm out of the way.
Mrs. On!c, when visited 0t ter bOire IN LINEN,
last evening, said that her husband ordinarily
returned from the city in time fog CInner. Her
and the book keeper OF her husbands firm
tivey SearchIug for The missing man. Mrs Cole
WIS confident last evening tha. her husband was
alive. She could not explain why he had q tee-
graphed her. but af one time sine thought that ho
~ head;.chcs during the summer. and his business
wore on hIs nervous system. ia this condition. shs
thought, severe blow might produce mental pros
tratlOu-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A GREAT MEETING IN OSWEGO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

OSwEGO, Oct. 1.-An enthusiastic Republi-
meeting held in his city this evening under
the Of the Garfield and Arhur Central Club.
The Hon. Geo b. Stoap president of the club, presided,
and the Senator Bradley Wnslow. of this
district ana John r. Van W0nmer of New-York. The
candid aud rcbe in which the issues OF the
vass were present bySenaOrW held the attention
OF the audience, and streng nencd the convection 80
prevalent this community that the only sae course
pending election Is support the candidates Of
the Republican party
The speech OF Mr. Van Worlner was received with
marked evidences of satisfaction. His fire.
qlent interpretations OF apt ard illustrative
stores elected frequent bursts OF laughter.
and kept audience in the best OF humor until after
IL O'Clock The meeting adjourned leaving Re
publieans full OF inspiration and all ap-
pcared ready to do earnest work for tho cause
A conspicuous feature OF the occasion was street
parade OF the Garfield Legion with procession II ci-
zens on horseback. The Republican cause continues TO
thrive IN this locality.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
TRYING TO DEFEAT REGISTRATION.

A petition signed by number of citizens
for the enforcement Of the registration of the
Town OF West Chester recently presented 10 The
pervsor Of the town. and by HIM delivered to the Town
clerk required by the law passed by the last Legisa
ture. The Town Clerk, according to the act should
the inspectors OF election OF each district and fur
nlsh copy OF the act to each inspector The necessary
number copies OF the act s to be furnished the
Town Clerk by the County Clerk. The Town Clerk.
having failed to receive copies OF the act after
making the proper application, went TO White Plains
and made personal application - the County Clerk. In
the absence of te County Clerk his deputy VINO was
pled to- asked by authority the Town Clerk ked
for copies Of the act. The Town CLERK displayed the
petition which had been sent TO him 10y citizens Of West
chester. subsequently, Mr.. ROwei, the County Clerk
was He sad that he did not have any copies OF
the act This of the County CLERK IL considered
an attcmpt his part defeat the operation the
Uep al tr.tt Act
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE BROKERS' REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The Campaign Club formed recently by Republ-
.an members Of the Stock Exchange has issued a
CIRCULAR inviting those who have not yet had an
opportunity TO enroll themselves, to join the asso-
sation. There were added yesterday " the MEM
bership over seventy-fve names; one subscriber,
who is not an active member of the Board came
down town simply TO add his name and offer bis
gift. Each member is allowed to add So 10 the
funds Of the club and some appear eager ~ give
much more than that the officers have refused
larger contributions. s. w. Boocock yesterday
off red to furnish at his own expense, a banner for
tie use of the club, and at meeting in the after
noul Of the executive committee this offer was ao-
rcpied. Among the new members yesterday were
J. /. Attefbury, of Van Einburgh & Atterbury; d.
B Hatch and Charles b. Fooie, OF Hatch d FO0te;
Ii. L. Carey, George {. Clark aud Louis Z. Clark Of
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
SUSPENSION OF STOCK BROKERS'.

The suspension of Even d Osborne. stock brokers.
at No. G2 Broadway, was announced on the Stock
Exchange yesterday. Nearly 1000 shares II
stock we're bought in under the rule for their
account Among these wero 1000 shares Of
St. Paul common. 700 shares Of Lake Shore
400 shares Wabash common and preferred ana 800
shares each OF Western Uaion Telegraph. Canada
Southern and Jersey Central, 600 shares Of Ere
and $50 900 Erie second cousols The irin. conn
posed Of John Even. IT,. and w. III. Nbor,e, hotn
members Of the stock Exchange. was formed May
1, 1879. Mr.. Even has been for several years
lie was lead Of the firm OF Even Il TuttIe. which
was succeeded by the present copartnenhip. The
innior member OF tho firm was clerk with Albert
Speyer al the time of the Black Friday catastrophe
Afterward Mr. osborne with JoslyE, Bates S
Co. who succeeded smith. Gould .iAartin * Co., aud
later with DE Forrest a. Co.. who succeeded that
6rn The liabilities of the firm are not believed 10
be large and is said by some of the creditors tLay
q satisfactory settlement Is likely 10 10 msde.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
OPENING THE MEDICAL COLLEGES.

The opening exercises of the seventy fourth win
ter session Of the College of Physicians and Sur
geons III this city were held last night, Professor
Edward G. Seguin. NJ d.. delivering the introductory
address He took his sublect II he Cultivation
Of Speciaties Medicine" and spoke Of the growth
the usefulness and the dangers Of specalism.
He urged the students TO be in no hurry to make
their choice as to whether thoy would become
specialists or not. "The germ Of specalism,' he
said. may be found rs far back in the
past as the time when Alexandria was
hourishlng city. There is an army of specialists
In the world now. 1t has become the fashion 10
sneer ut them but hold Sp'clalism is justiiiabie
aud useful. 1t has grown TO Its present position III
response TO the demands Of the age. Let your ain
be for several years to apply yQnrself to general
study A provdential lack Of private patients
will nve you ample leisure for research Let
spec aism be = natural growth"
Among those present were President Clark. Pro-
feesors Dalton, Markoe Thom4s, McClean, Sabine,
w. S. Halsted. and Agnew. After the lecture there
was the usual handshaking aud greeting of friends
among the students.
The New-York Medical College and Hospital for
Women. held its opening exerclsss in the lecture
room OF the college building, ut Lexington-avs. and
Thirty -seyenth-st,. last evening. This asso-
pathic school exclusively for women In
tue world and although the society 10
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
NOT A HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.
MEETINGS OF IRVING AND TAMMANY HALLS.
The Iryinp Hall and TammanY Hall Cor


The Irving Hall and Tammany Hall Con-
ference Committees TO agree upon nominations Tor city
Offices. in session at the Westminster Hotel
yesterday three hours without reaching
any conclusion. so far AS could he aScertalned Inc
Irving Hall Executive Committee remained in session
the night before until after midnight engaged in bitter
wrangle. Al ouo time the high that
OF the members standing chairs with their
coats of, Threatening to enforce their arguments by
blows and several times il thought that the police
would have TO be called in 10 keep order
On side nearly half OF the Irving Han
Executive Committee which numbers 200 led by John
Fox, Charles W. Brooke T. Shea and James Oliver. while
the opposing side led bv Hubert .. Thompson,
Maurice j. Power aud Hugh II. Moore The Fox side
accused the others selling The Irving Hall party
to John Kelly order get Offices for themselves. Mr.
Shea made ber speech in when he said he would no
longer be led by the by that "--- Irish Turk,
referring John Kelly. The ThompsOnPoWer interest
replied the effect that the others wanted 10 get con-
trol SO TO make bargains for themselves. All this
was over the simple proposition to appoint subcOm-
mtee OF the Conference Committee whcn was itself a
ulcsmmittee and the proposition finally carried.
This was a signal defeat for Mr.. Fox. who got ap-
pointed this subcommittee with seven anti-Fox
members a. associates.
Alter this bitter gnt the night before was expected
that the members would meet Tamm Yesterday in d
peaceful and harmonious spirit The two full Con-
ference first assembled, and the Irving Hall
party announced lis subcommittee: Messrs. Power
Fox, Reilly, Costigan, Parser, Moore, Kenney and
Mooney. Mr.. Kelly announced his sub
eonmlite: ni@self, vLr Messrs Roberts; 1 Gale
sub-commttees retired 10 an inner room III remote
part the house and locked and boiled the doors and
placed a guard the outside 10 see that reporters
heard OF bargains nerfercd with the harmony.
After being licked In for two boUrs they and
reported the hundreds of anxious the outside
that they had had pleasant. peaceful aud harmonious
chat together, but without reaching any conclusion had
adjourned unti Tuesday next II leaked out however.
that both sides wanted tn Mayor. Mr. Kelly a
reason why he should be allowed to the that
lie could elect him, and Mr. Power combatted these
guments.
When these sixteen men agree upon the persons 10
rule for the mex; years tne end will be nearly
rs far off as now. On the part Of Tammany Hall
mat will end 1t. Mr.. Kelly Will make his own bar
gains aud ratify thelG But the Irving Hal SUB com
mittee VIII have obtain the approval of the Confer
Committee; the latter BODY Will report 10 the
Executive Committee, aud the Executive Committee
Will report TO General Committee; aud by that time
probably tie numerous ones that have been left out
Of the deal" Will form a new ' hall" and set up III
business for themselves.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. FRIDAY. Oct. l. 1880.
meetlng OF the Cabinet Council has been summoned
for nC II Monday.
The 10000 in bullion withdrawn from he Bank of
England to-iay are for shipment 10 Nefr-York.
Advccs from KeIl Bay, scotland. :his evening state
that the forc-hod OF the steamer CanOpus iull Of
water
Belgium, having given notice to Geru.any OF her in
rention 20 alter the shipping dues cv,,d at Antwerp
Prince Il smarck has expressed his dsapproya OF the
proposed changes
AT tnis last day Of the Newmarket First October
Metetng, the for the First October TwO-YearOid
Stakes was by Count +. dc LtgranSe's bay lilly
Lady vesla. The second place secured by Prince
Sotyko's bay colt Dougal 0nd the third place by Mr.
NJ. H. saniords chestnut Ally Useful Seven Use
fnl made ibc the Abingdon Dip when Lady Vcsa
came away and easily Dy three quarters Uf length
with two leneths between DorgL ami Useful
HAVANA, Oct Luis Marenco, Chief of
Staff has aIoi from yellow fever.
HAvASA, Oct There were sixteen deaths from
yellow fever and ten from smallpox dnring tie week
ending last Friday The Minister of the Colonies orders
that the Havana Spanish Bank shall be governed by the
statutes aud rules OF the Bank o. span.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MR.. LUM'S GREAT DISCOVERY.

At the rooms of the Democratic National
Committee last night letter furnished for publ
cation from Dyer d. Lpm. Assistant Secretary Of the
National Committee of the Greenback La
Dor Party, charging General Weaver with work
ing in the interests OF the Republicans. Mr. Lum
Processes have discovered that money has been
nisacd 20 the Greenback party, by the Republican
National Committee. aud as the Greenback party is
working with the Democrats lie thinks this is
all wrong. Considering these things, Mr
Lum resigns. and writes long letter for publ
cation which has been printed circular form by Mr.
Barnum and being sent III large numbers 10 In
diana. Mr. LINN. 1t is SAID IS 20 be rewarded by Mr.
Bafnum wih the appointment 10 an assistant secretary
ship in the Democratic National Committee, with in
crease OF salary.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
TIE PRESIDENT IL OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA Portland dispatch
OF yesterday The President and his party lett
Roseburg a special train this morning. AT Eugene
City, Junction CITY and Albany the people gathered az
the stations and gave the President hearty reception.
At Salem the party were received by members OF the
Legislature and prominent citizens. who escorted them
TO the Capitol and presented them to the LEGISLATURE
after short delay the train moved for Portland
the party receiving public welcomes Aurora Oregon
City ana oAer points the road. At the depot here
the President met by Mayor Thompson, who well
coined Inn to the city. procession formed and
Hotel. where apartments had been provided for the
party. The bells Uf the cfy were ruug. u salute
fired and the streets handsomely decorated and
lined with p' Ope. rhe President appeared the bal
cOny OF the hotel and briefly thanked the citizens
the honor shown him. General Sherman and Secretary
Ramsey made brief remarks. Mrs. Hayes pre-
sented, bowed her acknO Judgments amidst enthu
cheers,'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Clark Dodge & Co: w G.. Dominick, of Dominick
& Dickerman and William b. Meeker and Thomas
u. Meeker. of w. B. Meeker q Co. OF these, two
have never voted with the Republican party.
sTONING REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS

ATTACKING A REPUBLICAN MEETING IN ABINGDON
sQUARE-DEMOCRATs ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP
THE GATHERING.
A large mass meeting held last evening IN
Abingdon Square, under the auspices Of the Lincoln
Union of the Ninth Ward A fine new transparency
displayed on the south side of the Square. and
there was a creditabls parade of the Boys in Blue,
comprising the IXth District battalion the Jacobus
battery, the IXth District First Voters. the Vth
District Lincoln Union battery. and the McCook
battery. There were about 5000 persons III the
Square, which was illuminated by lanterns and an
electric light. The speakers were X. Burgess, OF
Virginia, Major w. Bullard. General Anson g..
McCOok and Colonel J. w. Jones. OF Brooklyn. The
speeches were candid and bipartisan appeals TO the
intelligence of the audience, which listened with
good attention. especially to the discussion OF the
issues of the tariff and finance. Allusions TO the
Republican candidates called forth ringing cheers.
and all tAe speakers were heartily applauded.
The iXth District Hancock and English Club has
rooms III liudson-st, the west side OF the Square,
and there was large number Of Democrats hover
ing on the outskirts of the Republican audience.
impcrtlnent CUES ions and yelling. While General
McCOOk was speaking several missiles were thrown
at the persons on the platform. Andrew j. Camp
bell, President of the Lincoln Union, was struck,
and another man had ms hat smashed by stone
A reporter of The TRIBUNE was struck on the head
with "A piece of brick rs he stood on the platform
No made
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE COMING BALTIMORE FESTIVITIESf

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The details for the
celebration Of the SesquiCentennal Of Baltimore are
now nearly completed The decoration will ba general
aud professions almost every branch of trade and
Industry will be represented Arrangements have been
made with all the railroads leading into Baltimore for
reduction OF fare during the celebration
TIE Mayor and City Council and Mr.. Robert Garrett,
in behalf of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have rendered special invitation TO the venerable Peter
Cooper OF NewYork 10 be present at the approaching
celebration Uf the founding OF the city, the pioneer In
the Application OF steam to American railways. The
presidents Maryland will be placed at his service
Jersey CITY, Tho United States steamers kearsirge and
Vandala have been designated by the Navy Depart
meut as the take part the celebration.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION OPEN.

The international Exhibition opened here
to-day. The Marquis OF Normandy, Governor and Com
mander-in-Chicf OF Victoria, tie Governors Of South
Australia New South Wales, Western Australia and Tas-
mania. and the Mayor of Melbourne went in a
procession Exhibition buildings where they
received by the Commissioners OF the Exhibition.
The Marquis Of Normandy, in the presence Of the
Duke OF Manchester, the Ministry, COnsus AMI Mem
bers the Assembly, received the report of the Com
mi~sOners In replying to the report the Marquis said
display would rank with previous International
Exhibitions. lie theu declared the Exhibition open,
wnereup0n the Royal Standard was hoisted and salues
were fred.
The Exhibition was then inspected. The proceedings
passed of great Tho exhibits require but
little hual arrangement render the display complete.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
TELEG RAPHIC NOTES.
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.

SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
BRYAN, Tex. Der. IL. Castlos. convicted OF
murder sentenced to lie pepenary for cars
FIRST FROST N VIRGINIA.
PErfRsBrRG. Va. Oct; l.-TheIe was frost here
adjacent counties last night for the frs, time
CHARGED WITH PASSING coUNThRFEIrs.
PoRILAN Me-, oct. i.-Ciark Record. stable
keeper of this cy arrested yesterday for pass
terieit money
A GAMBLER SHOOTS HIMSELF
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. John McDDnaid Of New
YorK who ottempd snicde Yesterday by shooting had
all ms moEeJ gambling Uniess eyspea' sets III he Will
'o'''' A WIFE MURDERER CONVICTED
PHILAD LP"IA. Oct. l.-Dr. Albert g. L. GOersen,
charged murder OF wife by poison morn
ing convicted Of murder IN TIRE rst degree notion was
MURDER REVEALED BY 4 CHILD.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Nii'am u. FanchId was ar
s hs f4eneS aGdf % f s & Of e ae psas %a Of
clilds little girl revealed the crime.
LIKELY TO RECOVER.
who vas struck on t 6ed By bottle and 1c"er.d ffae
bury. his a,saauL admitted t. bal.
OBSTINATE JURYMEN.
against Elisha iineoa md Ela6sh lack indicted fcs
A PoLICEMAN coMMITTED FOR TRIAL
PHILADELPHIA OCT. Tee Coroner's jury in tho
Hascr returned vcrc that Manuel came 10 hi. dos n by
blow at hands Of Baser. He has been committed
NEW STEAMBOAT ENTERPRISE.
ALBANY, Oct. 1.--R0orrc NJ. Fryer aad Others
have led articles ,usorpr4tns the Fye Naisa,,on Com
the transportation Of freight and passengers about New
York -. . . .... ..1
PORTLAND. Me, Oc.. l.-CIark Recort, who WAS
arrested passing counterfeit confessed
money was obt9inei OF william r. Card Of Garhaip.
was arrested to-day a.d dvuged the the counter
feiter. . = . -. - >.
ALBANY, Oct. Ill he STATE Engineer and Super-
intondent U Public Works by direction Of the Canal BoAn
have several constructed IN three four lakes
Adirondack region with view creating feed
ers for krie and Black River Canals.
SHOOTING AM SUICIDE FROM CHILLS AND FEVER
CIYCINNATI, Oci. IA dspaich "a Inc Gazette
from SswAbany Ind sws that In French Lick Tcwn.hip,
Nathan bdin hal chill followed by high fever during
which stabbed LamDdn, then drowned himself
Lanb bdn il recover.
STAGE ROBBERS OUTwIrrED
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 1.-The SAGE running be-
tween Pierce city No. and Eureka Springs, Arx,
aoppd Wednesday last by az masked meS and the
ihelr pokebooks containing 0Vu. Gut recovered them
after hIe robbers had lett.
THE gEE-KEEPERS CONVENTION.
CNCnNAtI, Oct. l.-At the BeeKeepers' Con-
ven ton papers read BY Dr. j. T. II brown
&. Coinberry VI Chicago A. j. King Of New York
Aas N and j. IL ellie OF tanaoharte N " =. r.
Nuth of cn.annat and Bingham oniccss for tho
suing wear elected follows President, n Allen.
kentucky recording secretary Erich Parmy. New York
secretary H. Ncrib cincinnati treasurer
" H. bupism Depers VIA The psxt place " meeting vii
be Lexington, ~.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
ARGUMENT FOR THE LOTTERIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Representatlve Car
sle of Kentucky and Judge Lochranc,o Of Georgia VISITED
Postmaster General Maynard to-day and urged him 10
suspend the order stopping the mails OF The Ken
tucky state Lottery Company until the nai determna-
OF the lottery cases now pending before the United
States Supreme Court They urged that the Department.
should stop the mails Of the Commonwealth DstTi0u
ton and the Kentucky State Lottery companies without
treating the louisiana State Lottery Company In the
same way. Ii was also argued that m such
this the State should he the judge aud not the supreme
Court.
The fact stated that the State OF Kentucky through
OF Appeals, had thrce time. decided tLst tho
kentucky state Lottery was ltf:tly conducted Tho
20 General took the matter uDdcr adyisemeEt
and promised 10 give hii reply tomorrow.