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Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Convicted or Murder

ELMrEA, N. Y, October SIN the
case Of Joseph Abbott, on trial for mur.
der, the jury this morning returned a
verdict of guilty Of murder in the frs,
degree. Justice Murray sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged on November 10.
The prisoner was an inmate of the
Rlmira Rsfornatory, and killed q fell
low convict named George Reed, of
New York city, on the 10Th of April
last, by crushing bis scull with a
heavy iron bar, while both we're work
ing in the hollowwars room. The
murder grew out of quarrel over some
work. The condemned was sent to the
ref"rnatory from Oneida county for
robbing a fellow hop.picker.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Mr. BeItznoover's Candid Lst,sr

In April last, Hon. F. E. Beltzhooy-
er, the Democratic member of Congress
from the Cumberland district. in
Penna. wrote to Mr.. E. W. Curriden. Of
franklin county, letter explaining
candidly why a bill had not passed
Congress for the relief of widow in
his district, whose son had died in the
war. Mr.. BeltzhoOVer's letter ia of in
terest to every Union man. de said !:
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, }
WASHINGTON, D. c., April %, 1880. :
DEAR SIR !: Your favor was duly re-.
oeived. would most cheeIfully intro
duce and urge the passage Of bill such
as you suggest, but with the y. ant
Democratic House Pension Bills d., not
have much favor. It has bpor, Al.
most impossible to get consider ~ Of
such bill at all, and when cc r
ed, its chance Of passing the is
very remote, and the reb,I { ,,. Il
who is at the head of the Pensio.. uvm-
mittee in the Senate is still more averse
to allowing any such bills 10 pass. 1t
would not be at all probable, ,nerefeg,,
that the bill will beg, 'brough. /
will confer with YOUR brother. Ifhe
thinks there is anything i'll me matter
will very cordially act IL the matter.
Very truly, r. E. BELTzHoovER.
X. W. CURRIDEE, ESQ.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
,oLIcs MEANINGS.
/ ....ssp at PsIice ceurt last
Lssvalsiuxbers Lss ofthe Peace


....,sp at PsIice Csurt los
Ls....,pr-Bisiurbers Ls.. of'he Peae'
as,lina Coge, colored, a resident
Min,b ward, was given q hearing
y o.. n ,bs Mayor last evening, on th'
esl0l. % ot /, ssaulting Alfonso Gibbs, alst
.% .1.qsd, The two wemsn had quarrel
',iOle., ,c,ouut Of family matters. snG
.essu,,' : ~ beooning angersd, "knookst
49, neu ,tia,'' and then not satisfied
i,s I,sDst Sbst she had already done, sh'
ns ,ss head Of tho unfortunate Alton
~, an,il shs regsinsd consciousness
Nv uu onss more in possession of hsI
sslns I;iSs Alfonso arose, seized a spittool
..S tea kettle lid, and threw at hsl
,sssilant' ., .o ao,,.. .nd
s.nusl Bush was charged with
S,iua S At ehe Ninth Ward polls, on
.sdsy afternoon. Officer Cloud tes.
~ hat Bush and another man had
s..n @ fighting, but that oficsr Dinsmore
a himself lad separated the combat
.,. ~ and that they had taken one OF
s.m No to the corn,r and lot him 80
:" bnt in 4 few minutes ho returned
N ,b4 fght was renewed, sAd when
\. oScers again interfsred q general
ss susued. Ca.
A., duriug the first 6ght no blows
.rs struck, that 1t merely consisted
Is.'aussing' and "rsisiDg the devil"
M in the latter fight the blows were
buite numerous.
ySs witnesses for the defense tssti-
M that Mr.. Bush had stood 81 the foot
sihs steps which lead to the window
Stbs Ninth Ward polls, and that
vhsp tbres men came up be shouted
lanes L. Hawkins there comes three
,os.,srs." Before he had ceased
.osskiue two Of the men had assembled
IN stsps, but the third man, who hap.
pspsd 10 be Jack 0'Hars, halted and
mn him a blow bepsath The right
No. which sent him rssling to the
round, Mr.. Bush silently arose, quiet
4 wiped hia face and Officers Cleud
md Dinsmore took the assailant away,
but in less than three minutes ne re
E,fued aud renewed the quarrel. The
hon we're separated and general fight
wured. Bush was immediately ar.
listed but O'Hara was allowed to RS.
asin free although numerous people
lsuorsd for his arrest.
Fhs Mayor stated that he considered
f. Bush had merely been acting in
slf defense, aud therefore he dismissed
hs case.
Harrison Bsntum, ,cOlorsd, was ar.
signed on tue charge Of committing an
lnault and battery ON Ofioar Distlore.
Dn Tuesday afternoon when trying to
spsrate Bush and 0'Ears at the Ninth
Ward polls, the officer had given Ban
uu push, but as general fight was
Prevailing Harrison dealt the officer a
Nov beneath the right eye. A line of
he dollars and costs was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
NEWS 81 sMnARY.'
a mixed DtsaKreemens A Tile
AHn dfsnster-other tMctdents.
scefdenls, crimes and sasuasss..

A Mixed disagree emens a T,,.
Ain uisnster-Otber tnctdepts.
sceidenis, crimes and snsuaRatos
The Board Of Supervisors of Erie
'ounty, N. Y. met yesterday in Buffalo
,or organization, and got into q deadlock.
Two Republicans went over to the Dem.
erats, and ope Democrat went over TO
the Republicans, making tis. After
'dlihussering' all day, the Board ad-
ourned, aud the members INDUCED in
fist fight. They then wonpd up in a
|aioon, with "a disgracsfui iow," but
no one was arrested.
While w0rkmen were removing the
props from the arch Of a tile kiln. at
Gibson, H., on Tuesday, the arch gave
way and six men wers buried in the
debris. One of them, named Frederick
Hummell, died half an hour after being
taken out, and another, named Thomas
Nelson, is not expected to recover. The
others were seriously, but not fatally
injured.
General Walker, Superintendent of
the Census, reported yesterday to the
Interior Department that the recent
Investigation by Special Agent Garnett
OF the alleged. frauds committed by
census enumeratcrs in South Carolina
"shows that the census of 1870 was
very defective and the enumeration
made in June last is correct"
Mrs. Frank Crocker, ''the well known
disturber Of Women's rights MEETINGS
attempted to shoot her step-mothsr.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, in Milwaukee, yes
day morning. She only succeeded in
shooting of one of her own fingers. She
was lodged in jail.
A tramp was arrested at Loganspert,
Ind, on Tuesday, for having shot and
dangerously wounded q freight eonduc-
tor named Whitaker, who had elected
him and another tramp from train on
which they were stealing a ride.
james Mcdonald, q messenger OF th o
Marine National Bank of New York,
was robbed Of 500, 600 in checks, bonds
notes and cash, while riding in a
Broadway stage yesterday. The
thieves escaped. Payment on the sss
curities has been stopped.
Charles Wilthen, a heater, fatally
shot his wife and then committed sui.
eide, in Pottsville, yesterday morning
The couple had lived unhappily 10,
several years, owing to the Wife's inf
deity.
The Stale election in Georgia wG
held yesterday. The returns, as far
received, indicate majority for Go.
quit, the regular Democratic candida.
for Governor, of about 10000.
Secretary Sohurz, after his return 10
Washington, will 60 to New York, Co j.
necticut and New Jersey to address Be-,
publican meetings.
The stove moulders at Rsthbon
Sard 4 Co.'s foundry, in Albany, ~.
srmed work yesterday, the recalcit,nrt
member Of their Union having paid 4 il
fine.
The Legislature OF Vermont met ves.
terday, James L. Martin, of Londau.
derry, was re elected Speaker Of taa
House by aoclamation.
Courtney's row against time at
Eusenore, N. T., was not attempte ys. -
terday, owing to the roughness Of the
water.
Seven murderers we're arraigned in
the Criminal Court in Brooklyn, N. T.,
yesterday. r.....
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Pa Nh n end .

James Mendhall son Of the late Cap
tain Msrdhall Of this city, has been
appointed 81 per.ntendent vi the Wes-
;ern Telegraph Company. This is a
situation it is asserted by those wto are
supposed to know worth with perqui-
sites near $4,000 year. He oommenc-
sd as messenger boy, and has now
risen to position as high as 1t is poss
sibls to reach in his profession.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
heutucky Lottery Gases.

Judge Baxter, at Louisville, yester-
day, said, in the Kentucky Lottery
cases, that he was not satisfied that the
plaintiff (the Lottery Company was
entitled to any relief, and he would
not grant the restraining order asked
for, as the question presented was the
same as that soon to be decided by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. In
order to retain Jurisdiction over the
registered letters addressed to the
plaintiff he would direct the postmaster
at Louisville to hold them in custody
to await the further orders Of the Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

NEW ADVERT y EsE " sTS.

RAM OPENING ~ DRIED FRUIT
~ at the Granger store, lt3 y. Sixth St
NeW currants Us 25., new raisins 100. D.,
new red cherries 22c. tb.. delio Gus for pies:
new huckleberrles l4o b., lew bisckberries
tlc h.; new buckwhear 1e. D.. We have the
aest tea and the whitest suRar In the city for
he price. Our 25G. ooUee l. toe good to talk
ibout; try 1t. Boston mic nae, llo. H., com
non l0c. b c1eOanut macar0ons ESQ. r..
ctcoarut biscuit l6o h SCOT h cakes q M.
30 starch, corn starch, rice, runes, &c.. az
.he lowest possible prices. ~ ter's teas done
ap In altpound pa ,hLses, dhect from Bel.
fast; no 0t1er store has them. iOur S5. S8 a nd
IS 50 barrel, soap 2, 8, 4, b and 6c. bar, soa1
y the ton or yard at Changer ttote, 1O3 East
9Th street. l0bst y. M WIER
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
DR.. WiIIitt's Resignation.

DR.. A. A. Willitts, the eloquent and
popular Presbyterian divine, has pre-.
sentsd his resignation as pastor of the
Arch street (Philadslphia) church,
where, in connection with sevei al
nsighboring churches Of the same de-
nomination, he has preached for over a
quarter of century. The Doctor will
hereafter devote his attention exclu-
sively TO lecturing.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

Carelsssness about wearing q truss
and carelessness in fitting 1t may cost
YOU your life. 60 to 2. James Belts,
where satisfaction is guaranteed. A
private room for ladies. Lady attend
ant. ,l.
The official majority against the Re-
pudiation amendment in Arkansas has
reached $500, and it is believed the
complete returns may maxi. i: 1000.
The U. s. Grand July at r, entou, NJ,
j., yesterday found three ,ldic m :ntg
sgaiDst Charles II. WbrhiS, Ctnxress.
man, for embt Ealing the funds of tho
Hackensack Bank.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
moo MUCH WHIsTLINa.
A Complaint AGAINST the Steam
Tugs, by the Chief Engineer of
the Faro Department..
WILMIgGTOy, October 5, 1880.

buO TAT0 DopnTthMeMts
WILMHeroy, October 5, 1880.
RNooH MOORE, JE., Bsa., HAEBoR MAS.
rHR-Dear Sir: wish to call your at.
tention to the different Tug Boats on
our Water Fronts. blowing their wbis
ties in . manner which to the Fhe
Companies means fire. Three times
sinos my term of efioe commenced have
the department been called out by the
blowing Of whistles to open bridges, or
other causes unknown to us. / am
afraid that sometime there will be a
fire along our Water Front, and these
same whistles or others blow in the
same manner, as is the custom. The
Fire Companies having been called out
falsely q number of times will not re-
spond until they have other proof,
hoping you will be able to take some
means to abate the above.
l remain yours respectfully,
SAMUEL G.. TAzRwELI,
Cheif Engineer Fire Department.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Influx Of Gold.

Thirty-fvs millions of dollars
of foreign gold have come to this
country since the first of July last.
That amount of money has gone into
our channels of circulation. 1t has
set many q wheel and spindle in mo
ton and been of vast assistance to our
prosperity. Is a change demanded
Does anyone wish this inflow of gold
to cease Does anyone wish it to flow
out Of the country instead of into
it If so, vots for General Hancock.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Oct. IL
O. m.
Indications for Thursdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States, slightly cooler
and partly cloudy or clear weather,
with northeast to northwest winds and
rising barometer. .
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
GPECIAL M IGNITION.
A Grand Rally.

The fall campaign is now fully com
nsnCsd, and we--cutter and workmsr
are in gaOd condition for an0the,
sason of hard work, with the largest
llOck ever before ON hand Of well select.
4 foreign and domestic cloths, cassi
here's and wOrsteds, and making our
pu work our profit, We feel free to in
'i'e The most fastidious and otherwise
sntlemen OF dress, TO give US o call.
Iad Carson, Merchant Tailor, No. 233
lEkst street,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
a kLRAlpIe EFhal

Df. Browniug's Tonic and Alternative
anVinces the most obstinate OF III
aps'OE health.gtving qualities. 1t ii
perfect blood puriilsr, changes the
nssltution suffering from general de.
lay into one OF vigorous health. and
inches and reddens the blood. Manu-.
''afsd by its author and sole propri-
", ". Champion Browning, NJ. D.,
~ Arch street, Philadelphia. All
aggsts and dealers in medicines
espit.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Magistrate vandesrIn's Court.

Last evening Charles Shaw was ar
srraigned before Magistrate Vandegrift
on the charge OF breaking bis house
hold furniture and assaultjpg his witss
A Eua Of fvs dollars and costs was i'm.
posed.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
no n eae.

You know the good book says, "Next
to goiiuess comes cles nliness," and
the plscs to have yourself made clean
AID prssentable to your sweetheart or
wife is at Smiths tonsoiial bazaar, No.
2 East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Tho .wtekIy Republican I"

or this week has been issued and can
be- obtained at ths REPUBLICAN office for
the sum Of Ave cents per copy, ready
for mailing. 1t contains some choice
reading matter, and also the full re-
turns OF the "little election"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Anna DIckiueon,. New PIay.

Miss Fanny Davenport paid bonus
OF 81 500 on receiving Miss Dickinson 3
new play, An American Girl, and pays
besides a royalty of $3.50 week dur
ing the season, at the close of which
her rights in the play cease.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
state OF the Tn ermOmeter

at the REPUBLICAN Office, on Thursday
morning, 0ot. Z:
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
$40 6lo $50
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
CoIREE

mere will be a s0iree held at f06 Marise,
dies of respectabiity are allowed In the
room, Weexiect to CARY IL on In respect
'ble manner The room car also be rentsa
or parties on reasonable t'Tms. Inquire a.
he cigar store. corner o f RhJh and WflsNA
4ts., ID. MCUAFFEkTY. le&etf
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Y. m. n. a..


At special meeting Of the Young
Mems Republican Club, last evening,
the Invitation for the club 70 attend
the Coatesvji,s demonstration was de-
clined owlr lo & previous engagement
for the same evening. The club dscid-
ed 10 attsnd the West Chester de-
moustratioD on the 20th inst, and the
Newark parade on the 23d inst. An
invitation from Upland, fer the 18th
inst, was declined. The club will at.
tend the flag presentation at the Insti-
tate Hall, on Saturday evening, At the
conclusion Of the street parade. Those
who intend participating are requested
10 meet at the club rooms, at 7.30
O'Clock,
The grand torchlight parade, which
will be given by the club. will occur
on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst.
The arrangement for the grand
meeting aud flag presentation, at the
Opera House, on Friday evening, have
been completed. The Hon. Stockett
Matthews, Of Baltimore, will receive
the flag on behalf of the Young Repub-
licans. The seats in the lover floor Of
the Opera House, will be reserved un-
til O'Clock, for ladies' and their es,
cor:s. The City Cornet Band will be
in attendance.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

AattiC. ~
W. Smms' White Palmonio Ba alsam
s'gsat leading lung remedy. Hun
w.. w. VI references OF the highest char
., sl ~ home and abroad, Of It's great
ss 10 throat and lung diseases and
~ ssaie remedy to prevent oonsnsnp
the lungs. In chronic and recent
Sas sore throat, hoarssnsss, cror D.
Wv oanuot be sxcelled ii equalsd
I'M. S.n's zen end 81. Depot, 4th and King
'' oV2 Arch 81. Sold by deslsN
nave you noticed tho handsome suits
auliiR d Son are makingi They
n.y.. Me pest gotten up aud IN the very
SoSa s styles, and their prices are Sc
= ,,s1nnedy's Prairie Weed and Esnne-
6SlIs,.S svOrise Remedy sold by Taylor &
DO9 9T"u, Tia" Du ggists and Apothecaries,
mi D, 'Sot tnat Hartman's, Fifth
loOd Oplar streets, is the p ace 10 act a
W. W. uusS for c very little money.
hin.',oe s' best photographs taken in VIII
lyon are at Ne. SIS Market street.
M basfs % Gallery. First gallery below
w. ''S' Side Established IL years.
bbj"s %s nave IA a Domestic Cough Syrup
|soaI p we can recommend as a reliable
: |s,snn ON ntemsay. West Eud Pharmacy,
va'h ~" and Jefferson streets.
|Asssy As"y :, gross .t Of wooden pipes for sale
Ind Si. q. the Great Tobacco Mart 4th,
eAspu.'pp' Streets, VIII, Del. A. A.
plah' prop'r.
|paIss aHot out for smei'z car Load Of loosa
|6s,n '' n No viii sell them by the bushel
Jus, ~ w. 10 E. Fourth street.
haoD, ~' arrived v ons more car of those
Sasl',o norS x state Snow FLAKE potatoes.
R. ''1, No ID Z. Fourth street.
tyon'"',,O ty%s%eOF when you want a picture
Pescbss,s'l bsll or arv of our family, 20 to
|pa's"s S" > >. Susltz tor your potatoes and
outh st,so. sou want bargains, No. l3 h, |
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
They WORK A,usalher.

naeh your system gets ont Of tune
raa you feel completely played out, it
pretty certain that you need msdi-
ns 70 act on both the kidneys and
e,, Tor these important organs work
suler in freeing the system of its
rs'@ and keeping up the tone. Then
( y - A'duey.Wort, for this is, iust what
|AattiC.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
.rnmsn, I'M. ,be bauds of chose Who

ernmsnt into the hands Of those who
tried to destroy 1t. He slse expresseC
confidence that the psnDle world vet,
in favor Of sustaining the Nation and
perpetrating the policy that hss snr'
credit upon 1t for twenty years. The
result in November will be the seating
Of Garfield in the Presidential CHAIR,
The address Of the brilliant younl
Legislative candidate, though britt, wa
sufficient to raise grea. enthusiasm, and
be was cheered again aRd again by the
crowd as they had chesrsd Mr. Higgins
before him.
This most important and highly sat
isfactory meeting closed with cheers foi
Garfield and Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Rvurbon Fra o q. and Reweyism

COLUMBUS, Oct. 5-The Republican
Committee is in receipt Of dispatches
from various points, showing that tbt
state is being fully supplied with fraud
lent voters from Kentucky. There pass
ed through this city yesterday and to.
day, 80 men from Philadelphia bound
for Indianapolis, butit is hardly expected
that they will be able to do much work
as they are closely followed by dAtec-
tives. Their names are in the and, 0
the committee at Indianapolis, and some
shrswder plan will have to be adopted
by John G. Thompson and Mr. Bsrnum
II they wish success, especially in the
large cities.
The Democracy tsl. pow-wow q
Lancaster last night, over which Sam.
uel J. Randall presided. There were
27 loads In the excursion from here,
and quite n number of ladies took ad-
vantage of the loV rates to VISIT the
city. All went well until tho time tc
startback arrived, when scene occur
cd which beggars description. Two
thirds of the party had become drunk.
Fighting at once begun, and it contin.
ued until the train arrived in this city,
at 3 o'clock. Many persons were cut,
others were bruised and bleeding,
while others had bsen robbed. The
conductor was knocked down and
his watch and money taken, and all ef-
forts 10 bring order out Of. confusion
were without avail.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Mr.. BRADFORD's ADDRBss,

Mr. Higgins sat down amid the
strains of the band and wild applause.
f. G. Bradford, Jr., Esq, being called
upon spoke briefly. He congratulated
his hearers upon the result Of Tues.
days fight. and trusted that it was
only faint foreshadowiDg of what
would be done by the Repu blicans in
November next. He was sure that the
people were not rssdy to pass the gov
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
A Case Of Swallowing a Pin.


About ten weeks since Annie Elizabeth,
an eleven months old daughter of Reuben
Sapp, residing at 89 Bank street, Baltimore,
became restless and fell away from a
plump, rosy infant to weak, puuy cfea-
ture whose death was daily expected. The
parents imputed the childs illness to the
excessive warm weather, aud treated it ac-
cordingly.
DIR. Gaitley had attended the little suf-
ferer SONS time previous for impurity OF
the blood, and when small red spot ap-
peared ON the body near the groin week
or two ago he was again summoned and
prescribed rs before. As the lump grew
larger and showed tendency to become
an eruption, he advised the mother to ap-
ply poultices to draw 1t out.
Tho mother of the child followed the
doctors Instructions and a few mornings
ago, while washing and dressing the sore,
she felt small, hard substance at the
anex of the affected part. A close exam
ination disclosed a tiny black speck, which
was on the point of breaking through the
skin.
Mrs. Sapp touched it with her thumb
nail and, to her amazement, drew out an
ordinary pin. The secret Of the child's in
disposition was out, and since it has been
relieved of the cause of its ailment 1t has
rapidly improved. The pin had become
quite black from the action of the acids of
the stomach.
The saving of the chld's life [adds the
Baltimore Newsl may be attributed to the
fact that tho pin bad worked its way out
head foremost
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
A Strange Case.

Mrs. Cora E. Jones, Of Fulton, Oswego
County, N.Y.,is said to be in trance. She
apparently died on Tuesday night week,
having been long i'll of consumption.
Preparations for the funeral we're made on
Thursday, but so lifelike was the counte-
nance, and the lower limbs and arms be-
ing still pliable, the relatives decided she
was not dead. The funeral was postponed
till Sunday, the body was placed in a
warm room, and physician called. The
husband, however, declined to permit the
doctor to administer any restoratives, say
ing the Lord had permitted his wife to go
into trance, and if he wanted to bring her
out alive he would do so. The body still
retains it's natural appearance. On Sun
day the funeral was again postponed.
The face to-day retains its lifelike appear
ance, and there are as yet no signs of de-
composition.
LATER-On Thursday last the woman
was buried.