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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
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CAILrEs AND INQUIRIES YEsTERDAY-NEWs FROM
VARIOUS sTATEs-DIsPATCHEs FROM MAINE.
Ex-Governor Jewell was absent from the rooms
of the Republican National Committee yesterday In
philadclphia He will return to-day and be
at headquarters for some hours. when he will
again leave the city. Toward evening
there were many applications for news
from Maine aud anxiety was
unaffected by several persons, who said they had
received undoubted information that the Democrats
had sent large sums OF money TO Maine TO be used
ON election day at the polls In
the attempt to buy votes. That
great expectations were based upon knowledge OF
This fact by Democrats in this city if was claimed.
was shown by the circumstance that they
Altering TO bet that the Republican majority would
not exceed 900. 1t was not doubted that Demo
cratic money had been sent to Maine.
When not receiving the visitors or replying to IN
outio, about Maine the secretaries were employed
IN reading the yoluminOus correspondence OF the
committee and debating suitable replies to
requests for documents, speakers and information.
Though the great majority * the letters
were purely of "A business chAractcr, some
of them contained pithy sentences hns one from
George W. Atkinson, chairman Of thG/N est Virginia
Republican Executive Committee, said: just
rot home; things are boiling We can't shut
of the steam. The people are running 1t
Themselves" iir. Atkinson ordered 10000 copies of
documents on the tariff, and made lhe request that
sneakers bo sent TO West Virginia making special
rcouest for General G.. w. Sc0hcld.
A business letter from one OF the leading ReDub-
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TROUBLED TINES IN TURKEY.
TIE ALLIES DIsAGREEISG-TiE SULTAN sDUF
FLING.

TIE ALLIES DIsAGRIEISG- THE SULTAN sBUF
FLING.
LONDON. Monday Sept. -. IosO
A dispatch from Ragusa to The Times, dated
yesterday. II Is most desirable tlat The British
ViceAdmiral Seymour should have his hands strength
ened misunderstanding has already aYisen between
tho Austrian and Italian Adnirae. the latter having
failed to salute on the arrival OF the former Tho affair."
however has been iustcd the salute being hr tGe
next day. The gravity of the situation mnst not nc
dere macd In vtw Of the explosive ee brought
together the of the demonstration Will depend
almost entirely on Vice-Admiral SEYMOUR Jadiciaus
manag cement.
Paris dispatch to ghe Daily Telegraph says New
instructions have been sent to tie Frcgch Admiral IN
Turkish waters enoinug tue utmost and caution
The Ragusa correspond MT OF The Manchester Guar
dian tcleGraphs follows Sunday: wAen Ria
Pacha. the Turkish commander. with five battioRs,
reached half way between Scutari and Ducgno, they
met by forces of the banlan League, and
promise arranged by which "a Pacha proceeds
Ducigno with Only baaloos. ~ 4 TO place his
neck IN halter 80 the eomedy proceeds"
A dispatch from Coustanrinope t. The Times. dated
Saturday last says: "Oa Wednesday tho sultan, who
had seemed 10 be il a cOnciiatory mood. suddenly
changed his tone, and repruached Abedin Pacaa. late
Minister of Foreign Affairs with making unnecessary
concessions to the Powers the Duclsno affair There
doubt nat the changed tone Of the Aibanians
and Of the Paiace are intimately connected
Constanihcpe Gspaieh ID ihe Ianchescr quar-
dian, dated ON Friday, says; " policy OF renction
must lie expected here. FauatCi. Il rapidly inCreas
ing. Last week the Imaum Of The Mosque IN the
of HE Sultan denounced i'D unworthy sue
cessOr OF the Khaiifs, upbIaded hm for steping %
thOS. who wish 60 NIKE Christians and Mus ulmans
equal and told him that The Chris ians must he pro-
tected and cherished a. chdfen are hy their parents
but mus, be kept In subj cOn and not treated equals
European pressure Is wanted nearer h' hand t. compel
the Sultan to adopt policy of progress"
The French dispatch vessel llOnde ic has arrived az
Ragusa. She brings news that the ir0nc.uds Fr dand
and Sutfren De expected to be tnere Tucs1sy. An
Austrian Loyus steamer which Ia, been accd At tle
disposal ~ the Prince OF MoDencZro, is anchored At
ADtlyari
The Dir!tto OF Rome, says II Is not yet certain
whe her DulcignO will be ceGed by Wednesday. Mean
while M0htcne grns ia accordance with the advice
Of the Powers preparing 10 occupy the town."
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
MURDER OF A coLoRED MAN.


CHICAGO. sept. 13.-Lewis Butler, colored, an
exconvic murdered In Victoria alley last night Denis
Mcsweeney arrested, charged with the murder
WESLEY WHITE CONVICTED
WATERIowN n. Y, Sept. l3.-lhe trIal Of Wesley
White for murier Of Lillian Manchester last October
closed to-day. The found White guilty OF nansaughter
IN the first degree
KILLED WHILE RESISTING ARREST
Chicago, Sept. l3.-1h0 IribanGs special from
Rockford, IN SAYS Last night T. tegsn was killed by
exOuegaod the Ol1ceT"
KILLED on TIRE STREET
DAYTON Oho, sept. 13.-Cafherne Fitzgerald
night sRo Mye as a Of recluse, alone old house
Some s. BOO found belonging to her
MAN AND WIFE BURNED TO DEATH.
CHICAGO Sept. l3.-A dispatch from Minneapolis
by cripple pamed Purdy and his WIFE BeOIe help
could reach them both were buSnei 10 death
VESSEL ASHORE.
san ANFnANCIeCo Sepf. 13.-lhc British ship Erin's
Star from Antworp for this port with 1000 tons Of railroad
Iron went twenty eight miles from this city Ia a
heavy fog this morning. tug sent to ai1 The snip
MURDERED BY a DRUNKEN MAN.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3.-J0hn Laughlln. while very
ruuk went into the slo,n o Andrew Itteli and demanded
beer which Zitle refused langhn are" revolver and
sess.d se3s di'''H 'D'0"S" tho "' ' 'S num- ''' - 80"
ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT BILLS
DItkOIf Sent. I3.-On Saturday nIgnt Charles
cole and Frank Goodrich arrested for passing
tcrfeit money Cole wealthy farmer aud Jsco Of the
Peace Counterfeit D. on tc STATE Nhuoha BANK oi Troy
New. YORK, found In MS ponscsslOh
ARHAIGNED FOR FORGERY.
puIADFIPlIIA sep. l3.-JOsrph TapsOn the
secretary Of the Metropolitan RAILROAD Companys Provient
y1,g, Bank OF Iondon VINO WAS arrested here upon
cboigss Of forgery and cmbczzemen argncd today
ana The hearing postponed unti tomorrow
THE BUCHANAN CASE.
PUItADELPHIA. sept. l3-Dr John 5nchanan
was day rcconinied prson Thomas Van DaAer was
given nnal THIS afternoon upon car2es oi perjury
ana conspiracy, icsuyms iha ne sa" ~ 'anah h ih.
The Delaware The PRISONER was committed La default Of
xv.UUu bail
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THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

THE MASS-MEErING Ar CHICkERING HALL-wORK
OF THE CLUB-CONsDEEATiON FOR CoLoRED
REPUBLICANS.
The Central Campaign Club has completed the
ARRANGEMENTS for the Chickcrng Hall mass-meeting
ON September 21 In addition to the meeting in the
holl there will be two overflow meetings outside.
Admission to the hall will be by ticket. new
feature has been introduced and every seat will be
reserved. The tickets will be ready for distribution
at Parlor No. of the Coleman House on
Thursday. The speakers will be General Kill
patrick, Major Il. X Pangborn, A. j. Dit
tenhoefer, General Anson G. McCook, Free
man J. Fithian, General II. A. Barnum, Senator
George H. Forster, General George W. Palmer and
Miss Nellie IIoibiook, of California. The full
chorus of the Central Campaign Club will be pres
emf Professor Adams will sing Hancock 8
Dream,D song that is pronounced to be well worth
hearing.
The Central Campaign Club Chorus will sing at a
bonner-raising of the Hobokeu Central Campaign
Club on September 10.
The Central Club Is getting down TO close work
in the Assembly Districts, and Is Kept busy ming
orders for the - Record OF General hancock and
other political tracts.
The Central Committee of the Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Club (colored) has asked for represent
tation on the Executive Committee OF the central
Campaign Cub in order " to nave union OF forces
and a general cooperation Ia elccting the ticket.
The request Will be- granted.
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ican workers of New-Jerscy closed with the sen
tence: The sky continues to brighten every day.
In commenting upon this statement, one oil the
gentlemen at headquarters SAID that his information
indicated that the greatest uprising was gong On
in New-Jersey of any state IN the Union Inc
Democrats forced TO confess that desertions are
daily going on from their ranks and that woiKihe-
man after wOrkIngman IL joining tine republican
party Among these acceSs0ns 10 the party Vi
Protection many lrlsbmen.
The canvass in Connecticut Is advancing laVor-
ably. General Fitzpatrick will speak to-nlRht
at NewHaven, when great demonstration Is
large meeting at WIllimantic Saturday AFTERNOON.
1t will be held i'll mill that covers 1our
acres OF ground, and il is expected that 20 peo
pie will be present. General Joseph X; ltawey ana
Judge Thomas Russell will he the speakers.
The campaign has been opened IN New-liamp-
shire and that State will be made doubly safe by
hard work. Among the appointments made by me
National Committee those of Judge Dibble;
az Dover, September 10, and of General
mTe at C@sh1o Not S0Sny e1s ban 'G1S m
people will attend this latter meeting. Ihe ac-
counts received from Indiana are 10 the effect that
the Republ can prospects OF success there are get-
Early last evening n large number of persons
called at The headquarters to listen to the rearing
OF dispatches from Maine. Many remained until .
late hour. The following the most important
AUGUSTA. Me-. Sept. 13.
To me Republican National Committee
There are Fusion gains in Portland Belfast, Bangor,
and Gardner sesordirg to private dspai ches received
thus far aud Republican gains IN Augusta. LeWl5on
Ellss orth, SkOwhegan, Auburn and Roesland
The most notable loss Portland 500; Bangor, 200 !;
Augusta Gans, III 6kowhegan. Ga Lewiston, 12i.
Thus far the Fusion gain some 800. J. o. SMITH.
Secretary Stats Committee.
AUGUSTA Me-, Sept. 13-1l:1S p N.
@. W. HOOKER. Republican National Committee:
Seventv-six far heard from give net Fusion
gain of 176 tiftyt0Tec towns glvc RernDllcan gam
OF 29S The towns now coming IN are reducing
the net Fusion gains and may overcome
them entire V. In former years the small towns have
told the Republicans thus far the reverse mas
been the How far this viii obtain, Is dincut 10
determine. Previous Ispatch from Portland con
cedes Reeds defeat the First District j. y. SMITH
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STATEN ISLAND REPUBLICANS.

meeting of the Republican General
Committee OF Richmond County was held yesterday at
Chiffon, 6 l. Dewitt Stafford presided and there was
full attendance Of the members. J. 5. Van Buskirk was
elected member the committee in the place OF u f.
OIIare resigned Rules for the government OF the
primary elections submitted by the chairman and
ordered TO he printed. 1t decided that the prlina
ries should be held on September %. from TO p m
Mr. Hicks. of the Republican State Committee. was
nrese and urged upOn committee the advisabl lty
of scattering broadcast throughout the county The
TRIBUNE and other Republican papers Journalistic
literature hc said. had very powerful lDhueuco upon
electors and he thought large share of the resources
of the committee shou be devoted to that object The
meeting of the County Convention fixed for Sepe-
her
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Hudson County (N. J) Democratic Con-
veuton will be hello September 25 in Library Hall The
Democratic Congressional Convention will be held in
uoOOien September IS
The Republicans of GarrisOns had most
enthusiastic meeting saturday evening, september IL.
The club now numbers l03 members General James
IT. Warwick addressed tie meeting.
A Republican Judiciary Convention for the
ia judicial VIII be held at the Court House IN
Rrooklyp September %. noon, to nominate candi-
dat or Justice OF the Supreme Court to succeed Justice
Cooke
The Republicans of Englewood, n. D., are
now we'll organized and engaged in active work for
Garfield and Arthur Tonight they will raise in front Of
their club rooms Palisade-ave. handsome banner.
This ceremony will be followed by large nass Injecting
in the Athen9uh.
The Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club of
the XVth Assembly District met its rooms No. 406
West last evening. TO organize COM
pany ~ Boys in Blue. One hundred and twenty five
members Of the club joined the company. They Will pa
radp Friday evening before the meeting at the Academy
of Music.
\ large and enthusiastic meeting of the Re-
nubicaus of staten Island held Saturday evening
under the auspices Of the Garfield aud Arthur Campaign
Club at Tottenyille. The Republicans from all the sur
rounding towns attended TO the number OF over 1000.
torchght procession was held ana "a line banner was
raised The meeting was Called to order at ococe Dy
Capain BENJAMIN f. Warford The sneakers were A. D..
Dttenhoefer, Joseph j. Jardrne and william Haw, j.
A regular meeting of the Anson G.. McCoOk
Wnrknpmeus Association Of the With Congress sonal
District was held last evening at No S04 Washingtonst
Several new members enrolled. Joseph b. John
son presided and made few brief and stirring remarks
several addressed tho meetine speaking OF Gen-
era McCook IN the highest terms. and cOndemnng the
action Of the Democratic party III drawing Lots iesO-
mtlou was adopted requesting the Republican party to
give the nomination for AdermauatLarge to Alderman
""u'' For other Local Politics see Fi1h Page
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POLITICAL COLPORT0RS.
DISTRIBUTING POLITICAL TRACTS IN THE FIRST
WARD.

DISTRIBUTING POLITICAL TRACTS IN THE FIRST
WARD.
Three men turned out of Greenwcli-st. last Tnes-
day about noon and went down West-st toward the
North River They were Amos Stoolcy, William
O'Keefe and Alexander Boyd. and in their arms
were a thousand or more political pamphlets with
which they proposed to carry OIL the work of con-
vcrting the Democratic workimgmcD OF the
First Ward to tho Republican faith.
The distributors walked down Hubert-st., then
down West-st to Duane. and from Duane-s up
Washington-st. five or six blocks giving away the
pamphlets as they went along. Most Of the men re-
ceived the pamphlets willingly and, what was
more to the point sat down to read them iTmedI-
atelv. Just above Duane-st Mr.. Stookey met q
crowd OF bhoys,p who were evidently staunch and
true Democrats.
the crowd We don't want To be saved"
"These are not about religion. They are political
pamphlets. They food for the mind"
1--WE don't want any food OF that KIND. Ii tue
Republicans will give us something TO eat. well
vote for 'em."
"Do you mean to say that you want to sell your
vctea'a a., tno,. .hou, onr .izev
A little further on Mr. Stookey encountered a
Young Democrat vino trying to appear sober
and to sit up erect on Il beer keg. lie took the
pamphlet looked at IT, and then threw II away.
. You 90 away and leave me alone. You - -
-. Pm an lrshman, and an
Irishman has got to be a Dim0crat"
Most of the wOrkingmcn were very polite, how
ever and they were even ready to discuss politics
One argument used by the Republicans, which
seemed TO have much effect, was against free trade
and i'll favor Of protective tariff. The laborng
would shake their heads and say they could not
stand free trade One thousand of these pamphlets
wore distributed Tuesday morning, and the work
is to be continued hereafter.
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THE MONUMENT At 1NTIET1N.
ALTIMoRE. Sept. 13.-The encampment of

BALTIMORE Sept 13-The encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic of the Department OF
MARYLAND Will take place at Hagerstown on Wednesday
and Thursday of the present week On Friday the
ceremony uuveiling the statue at the National Gene
erv at Antetan VIII take place der the direction Of
the Grand Army. The monument has been erected mt a
cost of $50 600 and designed and executed by
James g. Batterson. 1t is composed Of Rhode Island
granite and the statue is that Of private soldier at
"parade rest" II IL 2l tect Inches igh and feet
inches broad the breast ami weighs 20 tons The
stone die course. has the accouremens OF the
different branches the service In relief and the fol
lowing motto in Not for themselves, but Tor their
country. September II. 1SG2." The entire monument
Is Al feet inches Eigh.
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FAIRLY REPORTS FROM TIE POLLS.

BOTH PARTIES IN EARNEST AND APPARFNTLY HOPE
FUI-rnE POLLS CROWDED IN The EARLY
HouRs-GUEssEs AND ESTIMATES Al NOON.
PORTLAND. Sept. 13.-The weather Is BEAUTIFUL,
and very heavy vote is being polled in all the
wards of this city.
LEWISTON Ne, Sept. 13.-Everyb0dy is at work,
and the weather is fine full vote beng brought
ont Fogg runs behind the ticket. Auburn is vot-
iug very largely Republican and there is confidence
Of increasing the majority Of last year. Tho Pro-
b,biion party is voting for Joy instead of Nye, and
onlv two votes are reported in Lewiston 50 far for
that ticket.
B,DDrFoRD. Me- Sept. 13.-The election is pro-
ceedlng quietly but earnestly, with the promise OF
n full vote The Democrats are more confident tins
morning than at any previous time but although
politicians on both sides are hopeful, the majority
foT the Republicans in this city may fall below 100
bnt at the present time this Is doubted. At ii
o'clock the Republicans led in six of the seven
wards, having about go majority
Eacn side is endeavorng 10 get out a full vote.
AT ~ o'clock only light vote had been thrown.
and the Rcpubc had a small majority. Ihev
siso lead IN Kennebunk and Saco. In Kennebunli
snd Kcnnebunkport the Democrats are casting q
much larger vote than last year. ard 1t s possible
that Representative may be gained III the classed
TOWNS of Kennebuuk and Lyman. The county Will
he close. The temperance vote is small.
FAsTpORT. Me- Sept. 13.-The election is advauc-
ing quietly in Eastport 80 far the parties in the
town have poled about an equal number OF votes.
DAMARIscoITA. Me, Sept. l3.-lhe Republicans
are making heavy gains here. The Fusion cdnd-
date for Senator is said TO be running behind IN the
county. which in many portions will 60 Republican
AT Wadoooro the indications are that Lincoln
County will 90 Republican, but it is impossible to
tell yet
AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 13.-lhe Republicans are
gaining on last years majority. AT o'clock the
Republcaus were $50 ahead in five wards. The
other two wards were not heard from.
BELFAST. Me- Sept. 13.-lhe Fus'onists are cad
ing in TWO wards and are much encouraged. They
will probably reduce tie Republican majority by
seventy five or large vote Is being pOiled
and there Is great excitement. .
Boston, Sept. 13.-Ihe HerdFs Belfast, Me-,
special dispatch says the morning opened damp ana
fOggy. Voting Commenced at o'clock, both
parties crowding about the polling places eager for
the battle.
special dispatch to The IrdrelkT from Augusta
"ysi " The morning opened with perfect weather.
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uId.nt TO all that an overwhelming majority was

evident to all that an overwhelming majority was
with us. lCheersl And say here .gn. to.h,gn,. " "
my own knowledge, aud from the testimony vi
many reliable witnesses that If had had free ana
fair vote, honest count lappauseI idst AuenS
we should have carried the state OF Alabama by 10000
majority fcheersl and November would carry IL
by 100 900 majority. Loud applause.l WHY, tue men
whocOntro things down there used 10 enslave fne col
ored people, ami believed perfectly right so TO 40
DO suppose IL strains their cOnscIences very tuch
10 do it now why when q man votes down there the
irdges election who sit behind no one can
see the look his ballot, and If suits them thcy pu
in the box but II IL doesn't suit tear II up ana
put another that does suit them In the box. such Is the
condition Of affairs in the South to-day" lCheers anu
Kisses.
General Weaver cloaed bis speech with appeal for
the support by the people OF the Greenblck party deu
eral uoxscY also spoke for % few minutes.
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EVENING REPORTS FROM THE CAPITAL
RUMOKs OF GAINS AND LOSES.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l


AUGUSTA Me-. Sept. 1875 p. m.-lhe returns are
beginning to come in, At tho Republican Commit
Zee rooms the figures of the few towns so far re-
ceved lead to the belief that tie total vote will
canal # not exceed that Of last year. That the
State las gone Republican by handsome majority
il now almost certain The ratio Of gains on the
returns ND 70 this hour will reelecI Davis by GO0O
majority.
The Portland vote is as follows: Republican,
34s1; Democrat 3,251; Nye 30; scattering Il.
The Republcan majority in Portland last year over
all GOO.
Ellsworth gives Davis ESQ, Plasted 500.
i jde(ord has IS Republican majority. Bangor
has between 600 and 800 Republican majority.
York County shows handsome gains for Reed lRep.)
There are heavy Republican gains III Lewiston,
Auburn and Damariscotta. Augusta doubles her
last years Republican majority.
The Republicans gam about 100 in Augusta. They
also make good gains In Ellsworth, SkOwhegan,
Rocklard DamanscOtta, Lewiston and Auburn.
The Fusjonists gain over SEQ IN Portland and
Bangor. and make small gains III Hallowel Gardl-
ner and Belfast The returns as far as received
are chiefly from places accessible 10 Democratic
money which has been freely used III OuJlng voters
during the last two days
In Lincoln County the Democrats elect all the
comfy officers Republican Representatives are
elected from Ellsworth. Ladd IS probably eiect0o
from the IVth District with from 1000 TO 2,OOO
majority. The Republican majority for Governor
so lar heard from, Is l, ,96o. ~
One hundred and tuiTty-etven cities and towns
give Davis "A majority of 2544. This is loss OF
about 700 compared with las year.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
InNDoN ,Iouiay. Son

LONDON MONDAY, sept. II. 1850
eignor Maglian. the Italian Minister OF Finance has
submitted To the Council OF Ministers the definite gures
OF the budget for 1851. which show n surplu, Of
81 600.
The Sportsman announces that Blackman, Cannon and
Clasper will compete in the proposed international re-
catta on the Thames which VIII probably come on in
the latter part of Noyeidber
The strike OF the nail makers OF East Worcestershire
and staordshirc, whch began on ihe lO.a last. and
IN which %, 600 persons participated has collapsed.
because the wor.nucn destitute 10 be unable
to
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NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
INCREASING DISORDER IN TURKEY.

INCREASING DISORDER n TURKEY.
RIA PACnA SHOWING SYMPATHY WITH The Al
BANIANs-THE FRENCH REPUBLICAN DEPUTIES
STILL ANXIOUS AS TO THE MINISTERIAL POLICY
Signs Of discord arc appearing among the COM
manders Of the allied feet off Raeusa. The sultan
has been rebuSed for his shortcomings
by the IDaum Of the Mosque at Constanh-
nOple. RIA Pacha appears 10 be playing
into the hands of the Abanians. Prince Bismarck
has given up his bimetallic project The French
Republican IDENTITIES continue excited over the MIN
isterlal policy IN regard to religious confrater-
mites Dynamite with caps and gunpowder has
been found under rail on the London aad North
western line.