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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
rrNNELLING rNDLE EIIEES.
The Grst weekIy meeting lor this faIl of b

The first weekly meeting for this fan Of the
Pa vtocnuc Association Of thc Amcican Institute was
b,ld last night ~ room NJ o. Cooper Uulou. The siD
ieci OF 4 scus.on was "Tuunchns Under Rivers" 7.
d. scison, the chairman, opened The meeting with an
interesting description Of The accident IN the Hudson
River Tunnel All calling attention to the difficulty
.. 'qualzag The pr sure 81 ar III 'uhhe. win mat o.
the water from without nj all points, zee invited tho
gentlemen present TO speak Addresses were made 10y
~ A. south rldld. VINO explained ihr elnhing OF tuo
rai.son al ihc HUDSON Riser shalt; Us john H. Moran.
j. CIIktuir. Il. - lturruar. q H. Jiu'rOu ana Dr.
j. d. Iallnlec. Great diversity II o.. l4.h ttcNu ed as
IL ne methods Whc4 alOIl' be- adopted 10 prevent
aocdt ia tunnels a. 4 the actual OPERATIONS now
la IIOgIcsA ~ the Hudson River IuLnt. The Chairman
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of Tho meeting also gave description Oh b"coo'' ~
melting operatlons Chicago.
THE PRESIDENT ~ CALIFORNIA.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS Ar BLUE CANoN' SAUNA
MFNTO. OAKLAND AND FLshWHEEE-fOlo"H

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS Ar BLUE CANoN sNo'A.
yrxro OAKLAND AND FLsEwHEHE-FU1URE
SAN Francisco, Sept. 9.-PreSident Hayes
and party arrived here tonight. AT summit the parry
took the nlI ow gauge railroad FOR Glenbr""k an" '"'
the tour OF l. Ike Tahoe. Receptions were gwen yeH'o
day al Glcnhiook ana Truck e. and at the aV'o' p'o
the President aud General sherman made sh"r' ="
suonscf. AtBue Canon the citizens gathered al 'ho
depot ana welcomed the President. On arriving ~ 'o'
fax This morning n. train vas met by committees rom
san Franci.cc. t.llus and Sacramento G''eiu"'
Perkins received tie President * ending 20 MN
come in ihc of tie people OF the state lac ''"
reached ~acraucnio %, O'clock About s'V"O pool'
lad assembled at the depot. Mayo Turner lnifodu'''
the Prcsid nj. ~ho spoke bre1r lie MS lo''o"~" -
General sherman ana srclo ia1J Ramsey.
Al E.ni,ii thors w,s an cu'hu- astie greeting
At oakland TIC party were escort Il TO the Conr'
House by The O,band Lg.t Cavalry 1sa guar OF H"n'''
Mayor Eic.lcn delivered the address Of Ne'c'"' Ill"
c Presion; responded. stating that he was toi t"''
There WI. Doe celebration today 'i tie ""'s' ="
s 1eat stare into the Union. and taa' be Was glad 10
JOIN d. this pioneer cerbrat N Il. th'n rt'c'I'" I'D '
ira,onai feeling tlo people N TIE East for the people
of tAi, ri,ic. and spoke Of BOW most cI
The families in tac Est had son or dan-'''r
ID California. and consequent interest 10 lh' S.''''
u-rd sherman was muo'uccd and ralc s"''
pleasant fca4ras, referring 20 his ow" California 'Ni'
rcure
secr.tar, Eri'sc, followed wel'-'urned spe'cn'
thaul.o- o raa e or jha reception anl sp"ofin' Oh
h,s early ai.-- -lun f'.1,a cone - iii al
clement g. .,..c-, 90, people ot California.
Governor p.rs.ls m de % short s90c'a, after winch
General H.r et v.s chilled Jog alG spoke briefly Cen
rlaI 1icIl B ~ lc f,V Remarks. nad Then ic party
WYE. .-co...i 30 ih.ir carriages, a"d the process
Iar 'crr. and lscr.cd tIro gh tie p'ri'al sii''''
I'D ..,.. A.... w...oii on Tie streets. Vlic. yer.
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
EARTHQUAKE IN TIE ADI8OYDAcKs.

SIR: At ~ o'clock and 50 minutes tai
morning the shock Of an earthquake occurred hsio ae
cOmpaniod by dun. rumblmg sound Ike thunder or
heavy coach approaching tie h.gsc. The time Of tie
vibration was four or Ave seconds - direction va.
noTh and south Il was a trcmnlous movement. SAX.
ing the hOasc, lamps. cans. dishes, ETC. About fro
hours before this brilliant meteor with "a long ffi
passed through the ern hoIIpn nom north s,nf
TIE telegraph operator Va4 ~ h- iI~tiule q ~ .l
OF the cart nquakc shoe H. and coul ct ID pess o.
through if any d1cc ION To i.qurc about Tie dos.
EOWlcd aud inc poor cDNs ran about trc place lp fn
ror We're tits cutbqI Ike and lhs meteor alike ,c e.,
fert Of some Great magnetic Sfor 80 Jpt
81. Rcgis Like " Y, sent. g. 3d.
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~t'PRgur -CHANBEG,- Mac 'mber - oar oo'n'
lO3OaIn calendar Called al II .. "a Nos 81 90 w. J1
1911 l3l 22S 2iS 30. 30. "a 2ju. 259. 10 2oi.
.n!pE UOUtI-~iEClAL lEHN-opcir. l-Court opens Al
! ~. SO day CaleudaI. ,,
COMMON Pleas HAMBERs-C +. Day, T. J.-MON"hS VIII
~ hedId al II m. ,, 81, ..,...,
Henry i,i ey mansiaug Dennis Learv. Joseph s'-
fc lulous assau battery; Michael casey, hShAh Ie
nsy, j. pugan, William >ui wan James N, N' ny
~hcehan. James Ne qtts Iunas '1n So,
Patrick NcA.ser James MEG .HaI. grtnd alccU) th@fe'
johnson. tulomuus assault ana battery 3. - a. ,..
PAGT l.. Cpwiug -Ilo People asL Nuhah N'h",l't Il
fnrg,rl James Madatn robbery unts Naid IdNhl w.
Jams FrLcs Il. Blauuam .dWard smith ieoio pa ".'.
ana 1t.rv J0,eph d. Bieu burglary; lNcart Gay, gtaL5
larcruy: Thomas CAREER, larceny the person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
flr4L ACCIDENT At THE GILsAT house

Frarc.s .cLaughliu, a messenger employed az the
G;l,cy House. at Broadway and Twentv-ninth-st.
WAS kil'cd last evening by peculiar accident
ice EN- rance 10 the elevator of the hOto Is nCar he
clerks uc,k ~ the man nall of the hotel ana Il
small closet communicates with the elevator shaft
McIuuguiiu lai occasion to look INTO tins closet
sh rtv amer O'Clock and while searchlug tor some
obi Ct ne benz iDrward until his head was within
II e space through winch the elevator moved. The
elevator WIS descending al that moment, ana he
cetyeA A blow on the head when fractured his
skull. he Gicd fifteen minutes after beng struck.
McI.augh'n was married. and ms home was in
MaGi,ol-st. lie lad Been employed at the hotel Il
.l.ttf,
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N THE CATSKILLS.

KIyG.TOY y. Y, Sept. 9.-The mountain
season Is YET ended All the hotels are still open
ard the region il sill well inhabited
:. Is ,h.u-ht That the Government VIII establish
signal station Oh Overlook untain be ore mex season
one huudi-d ma aIe air ady 10 work Oh the lew
.5un.et Rock House" on South Mountain.
TIE propo,o motel, to be erected near The summit
Of Pine IL h. w i stand Oh the line dividing Ulster and
Delaware Counties.
T. cent au-unlu arrivals Include he following:
OrcrOot IIoUsc-Francis Dos and ,mily, j. L. Banks
AMI family. Mr-. o. b rtIoif, Etylr's PIER cponi,
DE- " IhurI An. HARRISON VI Lard. -. j. II ydn Pro-
f.-sor Col Iu.rg, f.. Is. FL OF and vile. NcW-N"lk;
Henry Kmbi. Mrs. j. h. .scy, Dr. j. :. PIout
bT"ohyu ,
Frospect pdrt-George W. BIlou ard wife. j. H. v
AuipI auu family. john Moler AMI family, tac Rev l.
Nitk Brown and wife. X. ". Hazard ana VIE. d. Aus
tu tit, ir, ana family MS > !! saunders, W. b. Dl X
ANA wiz. Caarl-s rluior and ahlly, J.. Anle.i aud
ami v john ". COchttnc, GcOrS II. N)hcr. l.. allen
ANA WIc b. On hdyrr, owen Jones and WIZ. New-lOlk
Alexander Barry, Mrs L. {. Ferris, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
THE LIE TO BELTZHOONER Elk.


mertorious measure in behalf of soldier passe1'
admit cd that "the present House rs averSe 10 al
irr,tcd Siotes durng the late war;" although he Ia
yoreI and did all he could N support OF me ciiil;
which was substantiated by conclusive evidence vi
some of the best citizens of MS district. , NJ.
In a communication / received from MI. beii ~
hnovor o. The 10th ult in reference to clam LOT
pension nov peudnr. he admits " that me list SIS
sion was very bad one for pensions, ana such
frank admissions or the publication thereon. are Ger.
talnly more 10 the credit of those gentlemen ,i",
against them. although no so WITH the halo'iN Va
Their 60 lcopues on the same side Of the House.
A.C. MINNlCH. Pension Claim Agent
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POOR ARRANGEMENTS IN A JAIL.

Justice Scudder, in his charge to the Crane
Jury at the opening OF the Mddiesex County, a. j.
Court said that it was disgrace the county that nc
effort had ID separate the sexes IN the county
i Irdepl0ei the derelicton of the proper officials
In budding witnesses and crnina IN lie and
trnaa lnd mated that II the aIfdugcmea L OF the
jli were speedy changed tie persons respOusi0S
would TO grief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
COMFY ISLAND RACES POSTPONED.

Tie storm yesterday caused the postpone
nout fte Conc Island races until to-day, when the
at enhance u probably be very large. a. te famous
Luke Blackburn 10 run IN The Long I,lan - Legr,
and those spcn id two-vearold, Spl1away Barrett D.
pc Ird.Dllctti an Lazy Rose lcrl VII meet ~ the
Aulu.n stakes. HIudOp anu Cr kiDOre aIe SICK aD1
pY
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HASE-RAIII NOTES.

One Of the most exciting games OF the sea-
son was played yesterday Troy between The Troy and
Providence CluJs. The hc.dug done ia shiml
manner II drew ont frequent appliance from tc ,pec.
t,tors. The following tAe score Providence, /
Troy, o.
All cXc, eTt 2 imo p.ayei o. Cleveland YESTERDAY
b tween The CnicteO ana 1egciI Cubs. ,sulfed
~ favor oil me CIcagO nine Oy -cl.t ~ . tOj.
The Troy and Pr ydcnce Clubs VIII p.ai %. riverside
Park Albany, Oh SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
a BAD SESSION FOR PENSIONS"

\
yHE EMBARRASSING POSTAL CARD WRITTEN BY
ME. BtLTZHoOvER To PENSION AGENT MIN
NICi-HOw IT GOT INTO PRINT-THE CARLISLE
LITTER AND MR.. BELTZHOovERs DENIAL
wu,r DtMOCEATs AND REPUBLICANS THINK OF
THIN.
I,pov SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIBUNE.l
YORK, Penn. Sept. S.-lhe quaint ola town OF
York has sadly lost It's equanimty lately, owing to
the publication Of the BeliZhoOyer tier Ihe Re
publicans are jubant over the state OF affairs. but
the Democrats are in peck 81 trouble" ana Mf.
Beltzhooyers position certainly is not happy one.
His reputation OF his letter. at the suggestion oil
some of his precipitate friends has only made the
difficulty more serious in the eyes OF the wiser OF
the Democrats and some of them now disposed
10 declare that Mr.. Beethoven must either prove
the Carlisle letter be forgery or they will have
no further political for him. On the other
hand some Of the Democrats themselves admit that
Beethoven did write the letter, and not few OF
the citizens OF the ancient town aver that the senti
Ynents expressed III the letter not of an unusual
character to come from Beltzhoover.
The Republicans Of York County themselves
gave Mr. Bel zhoOver credit for beng an honest
man up 10 The time of the publication Of his silly
denial" az II called and though 1t Is generally
believed that he was hurried into making the de
NAL without being given time for reflection, II Is
still regretted by both parties that man VINO was
generally esteemed should stOOp 10 an act which
will lose for him the respect Of all honest men, oil
whatever party. 1t was poor Mr. BeitzhOOyeTs ont
spoken honesty that got hIn into trouble at INST.
III lac bad retained his integrity, the matter might
possibly N time have blown over. Az it is, denial
must follow DENIAL until Mr. Betzhooyers 0"ht is
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them Mt summer resorts. Coni the programmes i'm
happily IniersDorsed ut least once week by NJ,
nOeurncs and berceuse. Mozart's SOM "a an ~ to
vcDs symphonies. should be taxing one - lr m.
right direction toward hTiu giuc home tlr cti. -
the people fiat sweet saying o, Madame Sc ,fa IN
sic - IN" 1iyuo tning hs earth nl lI. n,
DEGRADE :" ~
White Suiphw Springs, Va, sept; 3, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
OPEN-1IR SPORTS.
THE MAN AND HORSE RACE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.--Byne has passed -.
horses Tie lest race and is tron- stead - Atnoa
to-day the score for umety-s Aou-. stood: Mn
Brrne. 81 miles KroDn., 337 Co.'oa. BIZ. scsoc,
3OI Connolly 22j Cole, 2O3 Jackson. l50 Hnr.o.
-. t.Iua1s entry. 3iS 80 i.s. Brt-r. y Kcr 3lt.
Dmr's entry, 33l; kosc OF IcEas, $50; Speculate,
20 (OEil
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9--Ihe firm OF Ihomp-
Co, nix. rs and Oloari. 30 No. Is SOU lAlfd-
g., su.ueudsd Yesterday. rhry were " snort cd tho
market hero on Pcuns, yanii. Reading ana n,Sh N1N
tealun, but ~ New-lolk, whore tuet1 ioSHo' az ,,t.
lest thry were short O thc 'nt'-t u-t Inc ''"''
ties The firm state, will not exceed ooV'"Vo'
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yIrr0EI.PS B4ND IND THE MEXIClNS.

DESyEG, COL, Sept. S.-A special to The
tribune IRON SAINT. Fe sys the Indian stage robbers
ni.dr tIrir scapc INTO Mexico Colonel Adobe Valco.
from Cn.lulnul, informs General Hatch he has
supprcs.ci tie revolution, hai Durango ana southern
Cnninhna are aCiu puirt ud tiHt BE VIII nm, diacy
he IN a cgm align against HiciOi.'s band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
POLO Al NEWPORT.

Nine games OF polo were played "Wednesday
afternoon tle side, being as .Oiow,: Rai.-E.Js
Zlrow.ki, " \. williams au' Fans GebIatd. Blues
fr nj, I,elip. Dr. Beach H. T. II nchley ana DIVER r.
l.. Belmont The Blues won seven -anc =. aad tuc Acs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
sUlclDE or 4N Ex- Observation-Disclosures.

HAREIsoNBURG, Va, Sept 9.-Captain Alex
,udcr ~ Hamilton. ia "a III Of mental dcr.n gcim.ht
shot linn eli dead hrrr wednesday, Of VIII
IAN IIau ton IocEbiidgc County. Va, and brother
iu-Llw Of C..G. cCoImick, of Chicago lie served
MI distinction ~ the Coitct rdtc Army. and leaves
q, idnw and two SONS II - age WAS tOrty-e ght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
FlSHGRs SEEKING L HARE R.

CHICHESTER. Mass, Sept. 9.-lhe threaten
ip,,S,thrr t. bringing IN i large fleet OF coa'ius and
,l,,,, ,..s.ls Nin,teen arrivals are reported 1om
,he mackerl grounds tO.dar. ueet OF micscrcl
telrs belonging sowhere have puI IN here ioI 49,
Dor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
4 JGDItIIL BLUNDER.

ALBANY. y. Y. Sept. 9.-1he attention of
tin GOV. ruor s been called 80 c OF Harriet Mcrr
how recently ,cnccd sing sing FORM pols
ing u !u.nI nj boz .si. Comfy. 40 female convicts
r admit d to sing ~g-. the Governor dircc;c
IN. Atoinry General To -cc hos Mis-. Mcrrhcw Is to be
t,lt.ff. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
THE DENIALS.

From The York (Ftnn) Daily
The Chairman of the Democratic County Com
mittee received the following, in answer TO an in
quiry. which Will explain itself:
CARLISLE. PENN Sept. 4, 1880.
A. F. GFTsYY. Chairman:
Have been cut OFF from mails and telegraph for
three DAYS. The Herald letter IS an infamous tOrg-
cry. l. l. DELiZhoONHh'
The following private telegram has also been re-
cejyed from Mr.. Betzhoover relating to the let
ter, and handed Us FOR publication
CARLISLE, PENN Sept. 3. 1850.
The letter is bold, malicious forgery. and have
40 teleQr,pned The Times. There was no ground for
the letter nor any reason for my writing It. 1T Is
mart OF a desperate conspiracy. VIII write to-mOr-
row You can put my name to denial as broad as
Language can make It, 4. h. DELlZhOoNfR.
The following card appears IN lie Phtadelphtd
Sunday Tines
CARLISLE, Sept 4.
was absent from home when the letter purport-
ing TO have been written by me 10 some unnamed
person stating that pension bill could not be
PASSED because the rebels in the House and senate
were opposed to pensions appeared IN me CdrhS'e
Herald ana The Philadelphia Press and did not see
q line Of il until this morning. 1t is an infamous
forgery There was occasion or necessity for
such "a letter and no reason why 1t should have
been written 7. l.. BEL1ZHOOYKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
ALMOST CAUGHT by 4 TRAIN.

As m express train from Ncw-lOIh on the
Peinsy wanna Railroad Was Hppro ching The BToadst.
crossing 10 EIzabrth. y. d. young man attempted TO
eros the track nut caught hi, foot in the l several
men rlu - liis AID and u sc"m"d impossible for him
escape The approaching engine when TIE stopped. mo,
loo.rlug the sfrugs of HI sute, slipped his foot
aud -l,fang back the track the train passed hy.
ANOTHER PROOF THAT SUMMER ~ OVER
Most oil the open summer stIcei-cars have
been Withdrawn from lhr surface roads aud closed ones
have been put III their place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
NEW PRESIDENT or 4 RAILROAD.

Ata meeting Of the directors OF the Mid
.At -, '-,lI ,oupan, 90 w-J -r-cy. held on Tues
. .ai..- Parsons Was elected Pgr1,enf ia pace OF
. .,l.snr u. 4 ilo,.ri, who -,-hcd lrW weeks aSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
THE AFFIDAVIT.

Franklin County. So
Before me- PrpthOnptary OF the Court or common
Pleas of sad county, personally appeared L. W. Currl
den who being duly declares and says that toe
facts above set forth are correct and true.
L. W. CURRIDEN.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Sth day OF
6epteu,b r. A. D. 1850.
Is.al aitacbedl j. NJ. MCDOWELL, ProthonOtary.
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The following private telegram has also been re-
ceived from Mr. Beltzhooyer. relating to the let
Ter and handed us FOR publication
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-15
FORTY SIXTH CONGRESS-.
THE ARMY BILL INCLUDING THE
RIDER PASSES THE HOUSE.
Remarks OF Representative Ewing on the
Amendment The Geneva Award Bill
Further Debated In the
Senate.
SENATE.

Washington April 18,-Mr Bayard, from the
Committee on Finance, reported with amend
ments, the Senate bill to provide for the appoint
ment of a commission to investigate the question
of tariff Placed on the calendar. The Commits.
sion will consist of nine members to be appointed
from civil life by the President, by and with the
advice Of the Senate, the first named to be Presi.
dent. The Commissioners are to receive $40 per
day each during the period engaged In active
duty, and all travelling and other necessary ex.
penses. Such Commission is empowered to visit
such different portions of the country as they
may deem advisable. They shall report to Con-
gress the results Of their Investigations, and test
mony taken from time 10 time and make final
report, not later than the first Monday in Dacem.
ber 1881.
The morning hour having expired the Senate
resumed consideration Of the Geneva Award bill.
Mr.. Garland yielded the floor to Davis OF Illi-
noiB, who addressed the Senate.
Mr., HOar moved to strike out Of the bill the
clause repeating so much Of the act of 1874 ss ex
Cludes claims for losses by insurance companies.
Mr.. Thurman said TO strike out the clause re-
principal object OF the bill. He hoped, therefore
that the vote on that motion would be reserved
until the debate on the bill had ended. He eX.
pected to close the debate in support Of the bill
Mr., Bayard supported the bill.
A coilOquy ensued between Carpenter and
Blaine during which many personal thrusts were
given and paried, causing much merriment in
the galleries Thurman said the whole question
could be put in nutshell upon the claims of
these private citizens for damages which they had
sustained by the loss of their property. Great
Britain, by the judgment of the Geneva tribunal
has paid us fifteen millions FIVE hundred thous.
and dollars. Now there are Senators who say
these men shall not receive their money and that
those whose claims have rejected shall have It.
Pending debate the Senate went into exeCu-
tive session and soon adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

LONDON, April 1l,-A dispatch from Rangoon
reports that seven hundred men, women, boys,
girls, priests and foreigners have been buried
alive under the towers of the city as a sacrifice
for the restoration Of the Kings health. The
panic in Mandalay is frightful and hundreds OF
people are leaving the city, The Kings illness ia
said to be leprosy.
dispatch from Cabul says that the Mohamed
Jan is expected there In a few days.
Eighteen hundred pitmen Of the South Hetton
and Murton collieries, Durham, have struck In
consequence OF the managers refusing to put out
the usual average.bOard showing each mans
earnings, and the men have been restricting their
labor for the past fortnight so that the earnings
were below the average.
NJ. A. Minghetti, near relative Of the Italian
ex-Premier, has just been killed In duel with an
Austrian officer NJ. Minghetti was for several
years an attache to the Italian Legation at Co.
penhagen, but had, about year ago; to retire
from the diplomatic service on account of some
gambling transactions.
Prince Hassan son OF the ex.Khedive, now
travelling with his father, was educated at Christ
Church, Oxford. There is story told Of his re-
marking, when an august individual presented
him to his wife and daughters, "Ha So this is
your harem Well, congratulate you !"
The Roman sristocracy Is by far the most con
servative in Italy, and the ambition OF all young
patrlcians to initiate the English aristocracy has
largely contributed to the formation of great
conservative party. Men dress in the English
fashion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-15
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

Pitsburg, April "a big row in the Republi.
can camp in Somerset County-which is in the
Seventeenth Congressional District-has resulted
in the appointment OF Convention to elect con-
ferees to meet conferees of other counties Of the
district and elect anti,Grant delegates. This
makes more than dozen counties that have re.
belled agasnst the Cameron dicaton, and the
prospects are that half the districts In the State
will be represented by double delegations Stir
ring resolutions were adopted by Somerset Re.
man rule. Democratic delegate conventions held
in the State during the week have resulted in
many mixed delegations but the Wallace men
claim to have a round majority Of the whole
Convention already elected, while the Randall or
Tilden men claim they will have a majority OF Co.
Odds are freely offered that Tilden will not have
q delegates from this State,