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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
skin Disease.

Clarendon, Monroe Cc AtA LEAR SIk, suffered " th Sor T Iny [ os SIX years, ya fichs phys ians and their lneo ines failed to relievt. was advised to try yot aoian Blood Syrup, which I did, ane snectually healed the sore. and greatly bops -.tted my general health. 1s fs ttfff ]. L. HrSrns
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

The soft French cashmeres bengalines and ountings, which are so much em, ploy d for seaside costumes, are smooth. face i and untwilled. with the exception of cashmere.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Liver and Kidney Complaints.

. Plymouth Hancock Co. yq
 DEAR SlR purchased some Ll your IT ist Blood Syrup from your agent. and after a faiI trial, oan say that for Liver and Kidney Dis iBsftsEs htN JOHN C. WEBER
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Liver Complaint.

Poland Clay Co.,, Ind, DEAR SIR; was afflicted with Liver Con plaint Tor twelve months, aud was entirel cured by the use of your Indian Blood Syrup IL IS undoubtedly the greatest medicine KnoTr 70 the world. e AZ. --.l-Ir
 c. W. GBABLE
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
I,nm the nnaxc, Citx.

E. J. Car pbeIl, of Philadelphia, under late of Oct. 1, lS19 celtiiied to the wonder ful efficacy of Warmers Sa e Pills and Safe Kidney an Liver Cure in removing liver diseases tonipained by chronic constipa- tion and V, How skin
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

GOLD is spreading everywhere-on bonnets, in the shape of galloons, en- ormous nails, agrafes of all shapes, tips of feathers; on dresses, in the shape of embroidery-on everything, in fact It is used generally with black on bonnets on coiffures.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

Plymouth, Hancock Co.,, III DEAR SIR; I have used your very excelleg Indian Blood Syrup for Liver Complaint y.a highly beneficial results.
 MARY IRw.E
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

WILL some ingenious Yankee invent a door for horse car that will open and close without creating a noise suggestive of the falling of a pile of boards?
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Kennedy fer Rheumntlsm.

Mitchellsvilie. Saline Co.,. n LEAR SIm Ihave used your reliable India, Liood Syrup for Rheumatism, and it has prov ed 70 DC the best medicine l eYer used for lbs 'ss H4 esw Vns p.-.r,-ru p,rn -,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

From Dr. s. W. Hunter, Baltimore. Md.
 Colden's Liebigs Liquid Ertraa of Beef take pleasure in recommending, always produces good blood, health and strength Meyer Bros. & Co.,, wholesale agents, Kan sas City and st. Louis.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

LARGE sales indicate the merits of all good articles. Druggists sell more of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup than of all other remedies for the cure of Baby Disorders
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
WHoLHsALE AGENTsI

ST. LouIs, Mo: Richardson X Co.,, 7lg Ng%. Main street; Meyer Brothers & Co.,, Norm sss ond street. and Raboteau, Ti4 North Fiitn sIs'
 sPRIEoFIeLD, Mo; W. A. Hall ST. JOSEPH, Mo; Samuel l. Smith x Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
For Asthma.

Enterprise, Wayne Co.,, III DEAR SIR. l have used your excellent Indian Mood Syrup, for Asthma, and 1t has cured me A# BIRD FITCH.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Dyspepsia Cured.

Plymouth, Hancock Co, I'll DEAR STR: have been n aubled with Bilips ness and Dyspepsia and Indigestion. and isS used your Indian Blood Syrup ani touga f 70 be most valuable med ieine.
 THOMAS TRr'"'s
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Cnras Fits.

Gordonsyille, Logan Co, kY DEAR STR: This is te certify that your lndllaGG was subject to. Itis valuable medicine at - JOHN WELLS
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Dyspepsia and pon,tipation.

l 1u ea A.u Flora Clay Co.,, lh DEAR SIR: have used your reliable Incb Blood Syrup for Dyspepsia and Consiipa@ and have received great bepefit therefrm v
 ROBERT GRAY
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Mover Tails to Care.

Centre ITfl, White Co.,, AB DEAR SIR; This is to certify hat your Ind'V Blood Syrup has cured me of Palpitatlon the Heart and Sick Headachc. after all O'hs medicines failed.
 Mas MARY A. NEJ
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Bowel Consnmptiol..

HW bIIVtfVlIIer IlHHFtfINt IOhlity, Jno DEAR SIR: My little daughter was akep wit whnt the doctors pronounced Bowel Consamf tion She fingered along and becs me reduce to q mere skeleton. tried three physicians hs they failed to relieve her. Your agent eaile and advised me to try your Indian Blood s. rup, which did, and ft was not long before restored her to perfect health &A
 IoIN l HAIL
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Liver Complaint.

hTtk Plymouth, Hancock Co, lL 4, DEAR SIR Having tried your Indian BloS syrup can recommend it as a sure cufe v Liver Complaint
 A. J. MAssEN6Ii%
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
Cures Neuralcin.

Nasby st. LouisCo. Mo
 oEAk SIR; Alter the doctors fniled to IelieV nl. Of Neuralgia, T tried your Indian Bloc Syrup, and it soon cu.ed me.
 HifNtt ##1A ft4i Q ELIzABETH HOFFMAN
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

THE ladies will find Dobbin's Electric Soap, made by Cragin & Co.,, Philadelphia, the best of all soa,s for general washing, from blankets to faces, It is pure, uni form. Saves time and clothes. Try it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

THE superiority ot Burnetts Flavoring Extracts consists in their perfect purity and great strength. Prepared by Jos eph Burnett X Co.,, Boston. Send for cir cular
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
SECURE A HOME---LANDS! LANDS!!

HNHE undersigned, agent for the fine grant of Il lands made to the Little Rock Fort enith Railway. now offers for sale any and all Ae Eallrosd lands lying in Pops county.
 1hses bosds embrace son,s vsvy tfns tracts, tf,- 6wd&N RIVER BOTTOM, PRAIRIE AND UPLlNDS, o,.d an easy opportunity 1 here 3<sd ef ssa~ins cAegp far1n on easy tc7as. Cercpondsncs solicited from those seeking homss tn
 MILD, HEALTHY CLlMATE, sAd in new country which is rapidly develop hg, and odsrs many advantages. 10 thoss who have Improvements on railroad AndA, would say, no time should be lost in coming forward and entering into contract for Cae sAnA, Ny instructions are to sell ANY AND AL iArDs, and delay in making application may 01tAI loO upon you.
 an pssparsd to givs fall information in re- eArd to any of these lands fin Pope county
 CsxS snriy oad examine nay Flat and Ra of 1rSoa and secure q cheap farm.
 JAMES POTTS, Agent. Russsllvills, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

Secretary sherman viii speak at the Cooper
Iostuie on tc evening Of October 20. The doors VIII
bs opened a, o'clock and songs wi be sung Dy tue
Central Campaign Club Chorus at intervals uh'll inc
meeting Is opened After the meeting Secretary shef-
nan will be serenadsa at his hotel By the Chorus
Tickets OF admission wall not be required by the general
Dubic number OF seats viii, however. ne resefFeu
for ladies' for these seats VIII DO Issued To-
day M parlOr No. 3, Coleman House.
Chairman Daggett OF the Kirgs Countr kepupican
Campaign Committee has received adyces from Sec
,arv "a .ruan that he Will speak IN Brooklyn on Mon
day evening next The meeting will ne IN the Academy
n Muse Secretary sherman will also speak IN New,
ersey wednesday and Thursday aud at bridgeport ana
- Haven Conn Friday aud 3aturda.. One Of the
cscncs IN NewJcrsey will delivered at some place
in tbe IVth Congressional! District
meeting viii be held at Cnickering Hail. October %
sneeches viii DE made by Chauncey NJ. Depew' Freeman
! Fithian and william H. TOwnley. The Central can
uelen Club Chorus will sing before ana atef tue meet
'ng. , =, q,
commissioner Mancrre has engaged Chickerlng Hal
for November q Telegraph wires VIII DC run INTO tne
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COLLISION or PASsENGER Trains.

FIFTEEN PERSONS INJURMD-NO ONE KILLED.
CEc!SNATI, Oct, 20.-A collision on the
Clp,npau, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad this
rnornin- q; JoueSs Station. nineteen miles north OF
Cincinnati H. resulted the injury of fifteen passengers
None killed.
As ~ accommodation train from Hamilton was
switching into a side track to allow another Hamilton
train 10 pass the rear car was caught ana par'aiy
wrecked The escapir steam fl. ID the car
The injured passengers follows: Dr. A. c. Jones'
Connorsvle Ind head cut and upper part Of his body
rcaldcd; saran Mahan KnObnOsor, Mo-. bands sca'ded
Maggie Mahan, NichoiasyIle, ny, scalded 9las Ma
bn - the ,nIne town. AMI F-.nk NJ rtin. MirOy, lnd
hands and faces scalded: Daniel henuedy College Cor
ner md head and hands scalded Philip kehan' jack
slu Onio badly scAdod; Charles kenan Jackson Ohio
scaded bar aidc walk; samuel Drake oxford Oblo
.coieI. frank K Thompson, Chicago, Ill, both legs
broken King Carson. Reley QUO, mead cut py window
ci,-.. Mss Jr.sir NrkwOJd, Indianapolis. scaided j.
" Morgan. Georgetown, Ky hand> ana ,sce 1ut )
Mra / " Morsh. Sr Louis. no. scdldrI; l. Y Miller,
Ci.Iega Corner ONO, hands sca.ded aud face cut.
suD,rintendrnt williams went immediately to the
scene, ana surgeons iuloWcu MN AH0 """"0~ P0'-
sOns brought 10 thla city.
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PIcHMoND COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

The Richmond County Democratic Conven-
ZION re ssembleI yesterday at TOmpkinsviie Reports
were first heard from the delegates 10 the state Judicial
ord Conversational Conventions. When 1t came TO the
deoates 10 the Congressional! Convention. winch mei
%, Jamaica last Saturday and nominated Perry Belmont
an aaayit sworn 20 by Henry Kneip, who was one Of
The delegates was presented II set torth th~t
Tcury s. Kneip, in company with Thomas
rsngton another OF the Richmond Gelegatlon'
nre,ous 10 the assembling Of he Convention at Jamaica
we're Introduced BY John 5. Vaughn, also MEMBER
~ tho dcjegation to William J. Hastings, VINO asked
them II they could not DO something Tor D"ieht lo"n
se,d and stated that every delegate from Richmond
countv WHO would vote FOR ar Townsend would De re-
ored v;lta 500 bi tat two 500 bills were pro-
duced which were rece yea by Knicp aud Langon ana
t ro1nise was made that II Mr.. Townsend received
tbe nomination Kmcp aud Langfon would receive an
ad6iuopal 500 each The reading OF this affidavit
,ncy t,c Convention into a state OF great confusion.
wr Vonghu said that he did all he could 10
socrro inc nomination Of Era2tus Brooks. nc
,skd thai me aidaviC be tabled. Iuch confusion en-
aned Mr. Townsend sad tbaf De knew nothing oI me
n1ttr The sfi iavt VI g enfth lara on thc iabie'
TSe ioving nom nations gere then made; for mem
Ter of Assembly Esastua HrcOhs; 5Jrot Aitorhey;
george W Gallagher; COrOners, DE-. h Ambrose anu
Dr Isaac IL
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AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS.

Among the callers at National Republican
Headquarter. yesterday were Senators Logan Carpen
Ter. Cameron -" Thurow Weed. The prospects in the
Vest Mr. Logan sai. very bright for the X 'puou-
cans Messrs. Logan and Carpenter viii probably make
a few speeches IN this State
Fnorts are making BIZ the National Committee TO see
thar M nerson is named for eecOr any of the Repub
lean tickets against whom the Democrats can hnd
round for objection All the nominees for electors h
ibis state notng Offices have either resigned their
otHces or allowed other person 10 nc named as
elrcfor excepting Asssmbyman Bradley, OF Westches'
ter County. - r, ,--..,.,t..- H., O..
CeDtra Committee enormous. confidence IN success
has stimulated tie Committee 10 reGouOed e1eriigns
Nnne but favorable reports received At Troy 32S
rsiness Arms nave agreed 90 close their doors on eec
ou day and to devote their attention TO work at the
polls for the Republican ticket
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ADDRESS OF MIR. EvARrS.

Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENrLEMEN or THE YOUNG
REPUBLICAN CLUB, FELLow-CTIzENs, LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN: 1t would give me great nleasu-e.
"a it has beret0fOre 10 speak to the citizens Or
Brooklyn under any circumstances when they might
do me the honor To be willing To listen 10 me Bat.
sir confess tnat the circumstances under "hich
now appear before them. under the auspices o year
CIub. give me greater pleasure, and meet TINS
ualcome that is offered 10 simply
40 vour spokesman YoI are OF ihis
community: YOU are known to it; yon are re-
eognized as young men who feel your duty TO this
country Of ours, and mean to perform 1t. Your
pumters have grown steadily and yet 10 in
creose. and when on election day. You 90 your
duty at the polls as up to that time y0u Will do It IN
every form of activity among your fellow tiZens,
Won will have made your club an elment IN the can
ass that cannot be overlooked wherever the honors
and the CONGRATULATIONS of the triumph are bestowed
Where but here where but IN your neighboftng
city Of New-Yorb, should We expect this display OF
tl, zeal and animation of the young merchants ana
tt vonpg professional men of these great centres oc
influence IN the countryr In the academic distri-
bntion il used to be said that % the 'nhlors oe-
longs the labor ard to the Seniors tho
honor But in this combat hon0s never VIII
mo bestowed except upon those who nave
oasorncd the labor, and II the Seniors wish TO di-
yiie them with the Juniors they must share with
them the labor IN the public service. lApplauseI
A story Is told OF great Massachusetts lawyer.
Ci,ief.Jnstce Parsons, and scarcely less dlstin-
,,,-hed merchant of Boston. Thom..s III. ferAlns.
1ri,irh I thinh illustrates the relation OF the
mercantile Community 10 the prosperity ana puDho
service of the country. Chief Justice PARSONS
and Thomas II. Perkins were amobst tne u"se
,nent c1tizeus of Bost and were intimate triendS
| and associates One day, when Chiet-Iustiee Par
sons was presiding at Jury TRIAL the haiue Oh srl eI
kns Mas called aGd the Sher deierenuall, stepped
mn 90 The bench aud, laying down fifty dollar bli
before the Judge SAID; Mr. Perkins is pa,tisa. ca.
60 ta nresent this and ask you 10 excuse hini."
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TELEG NOTES.


rNrvEpsALIsTs IN CONVENTION.
Ur-psON n Y, Oct. 20-At the UnlversaIiSi Cen
e convention here large number OF cleigYnen are III at
Tendance STEAMSHIP CITY OF AUGUSTA
CHESTER Penn Oct 2O.-The new iron ste nshlp
c Of Augusta LEFT her Sdag iSr Ne"fork she Is To ply
TIE VIRt INA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
DANvuLF Va. Oct. 2O.-Ihe Medical Society of
virginia in annual session here La elected Dr Hunter Ma
gnife Of iachniond, president
TROUBLE ALONG THE DELAWARE.
MIF0p Penn s;ey 30 town and Village aon the Dea
ware ver this place aud aston The disease Is o
~Hu 'f0 THE CHI PHI FRATERNITY.
ALLENTowN Penn; Oct 20 The hly.@xtn yl.d5 ,aI an
5oS membe.s being in atendance The FTaIsrnity has
twenty chapters as many colleges ana ''p u
1000 THE CHARCOAL IRON WORKERS.
U,pprsRr-f.G Penn. Oct. 20.-lhe United states
sociaon Of Charcoal Iron Workers IN session here re-
elected officers Of last year anu par @ SOI hn oi
ihS i@SI jI,umOcriaad mi Valley -
pm IApFIPsIA. Oct. 2O.-ln response 70 ciTcu-
lar Of naary sent by the National Association OF Wool
or r of Which OF continuing the protection On
Mexicln wool and wooien goods
AMUSING VISITING MILITARY
ATLANTA Ga, Oct. 20.-A sham battle took place
beeen the visiting local military Ossthorpe Park
The Mysdc owls gave their annual p''se tonight The
tab eaGz represented the crusades
BOAT RACLNGAr BOWDOIN.
Bpr-vswIcK Me-. Oct. 20.-lhe BOwd0n College
fall quarter e9nTs .oqy e5S Ss won b ~
stroke; ". g. Reed 81 J. Manson 81 A. '. Rogers
Low II Chamberlain. 81 1OAaNali
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO SAVE GREENFIELD
pn.ur.rFR s. T. Oct. 2O.-Judge fiunungi on
and W p ,ooele of ~yracrte argued The -Epreme Court
- iav n favor OF trial for Nathan OrlandO bfcch-
11 rc convicted murder OF his wilo on October
81 1879 IA. reserved its csion
INVEsTlGArION OF ARAILkUAD ACCIDENT
EosTON Oct. 2O.-Ihe hairOad Commissioner.
who nave inyesilsated the recent nee dent on me Fes
r~,ffead 4. l eisu 10 not trlC,abt 10 any 'etts
OF clu-tfucuuu. pmeut or uana-emrnt s.u ~
accident which 10 amount 90 vigilance .olll n"'e p'
MALT LIQUOR STATISTICS
CyNCfNNAIt, Oct. 2O.-tulrurl Max NNtt, sIl'l'il
et o fhe Chamberoi C04ne. &C, rep RS hat tne Rss
. -st the arg At production o. nut lquors ever mads
"a iias civ to aggregate having r@scd v1o' oati-s
-. a., i,rrst Ol tNNki hirleh ihr tAt
Dsac ,neuupon H. lupr hrfr Waa D. ijJ OAsf IS
ar l D 3 M rassea cnTsns the year endiAg september =
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DEMONSTRATION AT JERSEY CITY.

The Republican demonstration IN Jersey Clty
This evening expected surpass anything OF tAe hnd
ever held in NcwJcrsey. Meetings will be held under
rho ausuices Of tie BoTs in Blue, in the Academy OF
Music at Warren and York sts; in the Congregation
Tabernacle AZ henderson and Yorkss. and IL the Jer-
soy civ opera House, in M)utgomeryst. Each meeting
viii be addressed by General Grant and weilknown Re
uuulcan spealers They VIII close promptly az 10 D..
~ ,rhcu t,e Rows I'm Blue and other uniformed Repub
aI, oro,uiz4fIo1s from Jersey ClfY HCnOkru. Union
an Bay onne City. Elizabeth and Newark VIII parade
tto, rhe prlncpal streets of Jersey City. The pro
cc.sn, ,yll be reviewed by General Grant at Berg.
crre The uouses OF the Republicans along the llne Of
march will be decorated and illuminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS.

OEIhNlZhiIcNS.
Tie Republican County Convention met
last everilg III Republican Hall Charles
T. Ulrich Quarantine Commissioner, was
chosen chairman, and Solon i, Smith secretary.
Commissioner J. w. Mason moved that commit
tee Of one from each Assembly District Be ap-
pointcd by the chairman to select and present
the names OF nominees to the Convention Tor
its approval. This was adopted, and 1t
was resolved that when the Convention adJe1rn IL
be 10 reassembe ~ the call of the CT falrma1.
A communication was rcceIved from the Defuih
Ameyic.n Democratic CltIzcDs As-Oclatlou'
announcing that at meeting heId on
Octoler ! A committee was appointed 10 CONFER
with ether organiza Ions IN selecting q county
tickat ih,s was refc-rsd 10 the committee To De
appo,uted The chairman announced that ne wouid
appoint as the couImittee rnder Commissioners
Masous resolution tie cDarmcn s1 the various uele-
cations. IL, II A.
The chairman and secretary were added. and the
Convention thental cd.
A meeting Of the committee Was held lmmedla Lciy
al, ,er The adjournment of the Convention, and Joel
W Mason chosen che lrn31i and Scion b. Snlth sec
retary The committee viii meet to-day at l
o. nr at No. I West Twen;y y-iOUrrh-st. A majority
If the members of the Convention were I'D f3V0r or
cnuferriug with Uhe members OF other orEaniZa-
tions beIIeying that SUCH ticket would receive con-
siderable support outside OF the regular kepuDilcah
organization. I'll,
Among the Dames mentioned in connection with
The MayOriltY, were those Of cx-GoYernOr r. IL;
Morgan s b. H. Vance, Frederick kuhne. Lloyd
Ayp,nvail, John D. Lawson aud john }. Morris.
For Register, Jacob hcss and John ". Jnc"pus were
mentioned with Judge Horace Russell for Judge OF
the Superior Court and Daniel u. Rollins toithe-
c0Ider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
A VAIL FROM TAMMANY.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
me- Yesterday and received reports from the various
district leaders as progress OF the canvass Ge
era spinola moved that copies Of the alleged letter oi
General Garfield on the question OF Chinese laoor,
printed in morning paper be printed and dlstrinuleu
to the voters throughout the city Memo DieieHu"i
said that tue evening papers had pronounced IL
fo-cprv Several members declared that this made no
difference aud the resolution Of General epinoa was
adopted and referred to the Finance CohmIlee ~" ~
ton. l.. .1,t. s+o.e
Gencnal spuOla said that the campaign IN ths sSAto
was not being pushed with sufficient Nsod' o,te ~
officers OF the organization should that tho state
lonlmit.eo tId Is duty in this respect.
Fx-Alderman TuOmey declared that the NJ
,,a-al Commfttee had not sufficient sup
pIy of decnments on hand 10 meet tne demand
Esnv ,rsons cal ed for them aud unable 70 OBJ
tam y suptly on the other hand the Republican Com
mittee had plenty OF documents Of ali KINDS aEu "eE
seudip9 then, everywhere throughout the ely ann
state He said tha: Chairman Barnum anu tne ot4irr
Ine;nbers OF the committee could give no Satisfactory
expIanation OF this condition OF thIngs-
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4 DISASTROUS EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-A dispatch from Terre
rraute Ind TO The Commercial says; This afternoon
the boilers in Cox & Fatrbankss dlstiery exploded
and set the building 1re. The widest excitement
prevailed. FIVE were buried under the
runs and were instantly killed. They were
Joseph Denuy fireman John Brooks, brickayer; har-
yey Day laborcr; william Bergman and M n Kelley
OF Cincinnati
The injured are Frank Stanley, fireman. fatally in
i,rad. Henry Wilson, wounded about the head In a
critical condition; Euecne Mehrng, head bruised !;
william Kirtiey, age fifteen, arms broken ana nauly
.cnIdpd Will die: Henry Dnky, scaded and Bruised
Fro1Ir Brown arm broken; Washbuin Simpson, JOnn
Ynunr and George Trout skulls fractured. ,
Charles q. FOOte, the head engineer, siid tha' tue
houers we're carving ninety pounds OF steam one
entire battery OF three boilers exploded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
1-vDFFGPOUyp RAILROAD PLANS.

The stockholders OF the New-Iork Under
ground Railway yesterday at noon IN the cihae OF
George Tickn0r Curtis IN the MOrSc Building, NO l4o
N..sor.t Thu directors OF that company those Of
the Broadway Underground Connecting Railway Com
p,y ON the I0th Inst close their proceedings pre-
yious 10 their consolidation. The meeting yesterday
VA, adjourned to next Wednesday at II o'clock, when
the rcst tents OF the twO cOmpanes-6eneral George
~ LirClequ AMI Robert Sewc-Will report the u-fre-
mont nt copsoid non. Each company has eAecuttd
n,ort,a. to the Farmers Loan ana Irust Company 10
acure ne paVmeuI OF per cent DvnIs ID ho hdcA nJ
fe consolidated company, tue amodnt not 20 exceed
81 coo 600 per mile the construction south of tuty-
N IrI- L ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN BROOKLYN.

The Democratic City Convention III Brook
vu met Yesterday afternoon the OF the General
committee at Court and Remsen-sts r. Lansing was
made Chairman with +. Howard secretary. Ciyl Jus
ee Ludwig Senior was nominated for Controller unan
n,ouslv. The nomination for City Auditor was unan
mously given to Zacharah Worries.
The Kings County Democratic Convention was held IN
the same place later in the day. Tunis G. Bergen was
,os,,, to nreside and p J. COwcIhOyen secretary
Tor tna flee Of D=trcfAttorney. James Troy received
st,vivo votes and the nominal on waa made uneni-
r,ot'. The Convention then nominated the presehJ
Tnrnuers Dr. Renry c. Sinms, Of the western District
ana Francs Nolan. OF the Eastern District For County
Aul,tor " ] Powell was unanimously CHOSEN, ana 1Of
tssorte Justice Of the sessions Ad0lph Gubner was re-
no,ninsted The general comment IL Brooklyn Is that
tue ticket is weak.