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New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

ont regard to party earnestly impored 20 c
calmly and carefully tie vital question: 49,,
mcnbering thai at tho present ho.r ,ro,un' oI'
agents OF England travelling 'hTonSh-
the Western States circulating spccousy written
Documents and expendng British gold In their desper-
efforts the election OF Democratic flrsi
dent pledged to enforce tarif for revenue ony am
which, IL accomplished. VIII enable the party 70 uOou or
maris win product, OF pauper labor. and VIII S"mnea %
American workncn engage In competilion VITA tho
il-fed ill-cad and pOorlY paid lab0rcrs OF Europe
Thrd-Thc Republican party. true TO Its declaration;
has upheld and projected the rights nnd privileges OF All
citizens without regard to race color, or previous con-
dIion Of scryuae 81 ,
Fourth We uncquvocally and emphatlcally uecaTc
that and purpose of this organlz TO
disseminate amongst c0urirymen the pflncip.s ol
the Republican party and not 10 form separate anu
distinct organization for any sectional or mercenary oo
ject.
The Committee on Address submitted long, able
address. which WAS adopted.
The members of the state Committee were IN
structeJ to enroll all the rish-Amcrican republican
voters IN heir respective Assembly DISTRICTS After
votes of thanks to the officers and Others ana some
speeches, the Convention adjourned.
Tonight mass meeting was held, which was
addressed by young Irishmcn and was largely at
tended. Many Irish Democrats delegates TO tho
Democratic Convention, We're present.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TIE IRISH REPUDLIC1N CONVENTION.
THE STATE ABLY REPRESESraD-A STRONG PLAT
FORM ADOPTED-THE ENRoLMLNr OF IrIsH
REPUBLICANS PROPOSED.

THE STATE ABLY REPREsESraD-A STRONG PLAT
FORM ADOPTED-TIE ENROLMENr OF l.ISH
REPUBLICANS PROPOSED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.i
SARATOGA, Sep. 27.-Iho State Co !venton of
the Irish Republicans of New-foTk, which met here
TODAY was attended by about 125 representatives
from all parts of the State. Tho delegates we're q
fne-lookIng body OF men, and their deliberations
TO day p.omise well for the future If q movement
which may Transfer large portion of tie Irish vote
70 The Republican parry. Nearly all the men " ho
took part III to-days Convention have heretofore
voted with the Democratic party. Thomas K. BaI
herman. Of New-York, called tie Convention to
order and st .phcn Moffltt, Of Clinton. was made
permanent chairman The proceedings were marked
by quiet earnes. feeling which comes Of convic
tion and betol1ens success. Many letters read
from re representative Irishmen III ali parts OF the
State who arc IN sympathy vith tho movement. A
statement that this State would give 10000 ma
iority for Garfield and Arthur was enthusiastically
received
The platform approves tie Chicago one. and is to
the following effect:
FrsThe Republican party since its formation TO the
pros. NJ hour always ndvoca ed and defended the
same brond principles OF liberty wheh Irsnmen have
rles n the land OF their birth the emancipation proca
Inaon OF Abraham Lincoln being but an embodiment OF
tine prnepes sn1nsntea Dsi USnne woo
10 uccept for the cause he advocated money contributed
nv pe0ple OF the Southern slavehOlding states.
SecOad-rhe Republican party In enforcing protection
for Anercan inc ustry Is entitled TO ths gratitude and
earnest support OF every lrishAmefcan ~ The land
AS no people have greater reason 10 dread the evils
which the DenOcratic doctrine OF free trade, II once
led would bring upon themselves ard their fami-
lies In this respect kishAmcrican cilizeus, with
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
GENER1L POLITIOAL NEWS
DENIAL BY JOHN ]. DAVENPORT.

DENIAL BY JOHN j. DAN NENIohl.
A FOOLISH STORY THAT He HAS GONE TO INDIANA
TO run THE CAMPAIGN"
The following dispatch was received at Republic
can Headquarters at S:1J last evening:
INDIANAPoLIs. Ind. Sept. 81.
To The Hon. MARSHALL JEWELL 24l 51l- We" 49,
Democratic papcrs OF Cincinnati, Chicago ana thls
pOlnt published flaming special dispatches from New
York that john Davenport s 10 come mere 10 run tue
campaign by mIrshals and supervisors. Please nave
the Associated Press denOuHcc tie lie tonight
:. W. DORSEY.
Mr. Davenport was present when tine message was
received, and Immediately sent the following:
NEw-YORK Sent. 81.
To nc Hon. 6. W. DORSEY indianapolis, ma:
Your received stating ha the Dcm0crdilc papers or
ca caco Cincinnati and indlnapei - OF this days dnte
publish specials here stating tnat am 20 Dc III III
0iana upOu matters connected with the election Why
| should re going there wben Tie Nclc YORK U0Vd oi
last week contained a special from Cincinnati 10 me
eject tna ra1 been in Indiana for week past "hch
statement rcueated In The Hcrdid o. saturday Dy
is Indianapolis spOadent, Is more than can M
derstand.
Bat seriously not been 70 Indiana In ten years
west OF Orange County. IN ms STATE, sh.o J"'e
lat and under circumstances Rhal 20 10 iuuiaua
until after tie election. This s"apglng oi iieS ny .sa
Ming between the Eastern and western Democratic
press to delight them. II dOesn1 Irt me- ana
90 not why you should want me 10 Interfere WIth
thclr amusement. JOHN |. DAVENpORT.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TELEG RdPHIC NOTES.
urrsT CELEBRATE SOMETHING.

MUST CELEBRATE SOME Ill NJ
saIy Of ,s Dead Deawooa IRE being eeebr,ed here
RUN OVER BY WAGON.
Providence. X. l., sept. 21.-Aifred Austen. of
by wagon.
NO FEVER -,
Ky WEST. Fla.. Sept 27.mIhG rHmors Of the
KILLED IN a SINGULAR MANNER.
PRINCETON, y. j., Segt,, 21-Ine dgeomposed
falling im6 crushed his skull lie WAS 80 years old.
TRIED FOR ER4UnULENr EXPENDITURE
FSccccr M 1 and Wam f' = jones' S lam an ex
Freehoer for fraudulent expenditure of the county money
' TIRED OF LIFE.
NORFOLK ya Sept g. IL 4 Ksila% rental Ta
caise trouble His wife is not expectci TO
GOV Ell from the shock.
An UNKNOWN MAN IDENTIFIED.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. Sept. 27.-ihe man foInd ON
the aroad aek ia1y ,&Tsa ye'grd1y is Is Th"ms S ns
4 BLACK HILLS PIONEER FAIR.
I EVER Se in the black lin; closed Yesterday @ % havas
lasted week Ihe EXHIBITS were large aii varied the fair
PRISONERS ESCAPING THROUGH FIRE.
MYMpnI+, lenn., Sepr; 2nILaSt s. nitht The pris-
ssnHs Ma @ a G's% Al the afs so 's
wcr released their Two badly burned
HUNGRY GEASSHOPPERs.
J.cKsBoRoCGu, texas. sept. 27.-lhis morning
immense of ela'shoppers appeared coming or h-
oon,eIely demossi the stalks beng de
vouIcd.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER IN SUSPENSE.
PrTrnSDI, HG Va. Sept 27.-rhc case Oi John
Mertt for murder Of l. N. leks IN Weldon, y. c. Il
November iast the jury at ocock tls aiter
noon but at o'clock night they had faiei 10 agree
e' KILLED IN A POLITICAL QUARREL.
ST Louis SEPT. 27--lu quarrPl last night in
saloon whether IN, crowi IN he compose
chcy Democrats Republican,, itenry fohl ssc,
Ihe abdOntn wan 4 khitc anu Killed. lnrte nei
were arrested for the crime.
AN ANCIENT TREASURE DISCOVERED.
pRINc.roN, \; j., s.pe. 27,-At an inventor,
Of the personal property on the farm on tho late bai
: 900 ia go silver aud ia believed 10 have been
posted there over forty JoTs ago.
ALIGuT SENTENCE.
w-BRUSSwICk. " j., Sepr. 27-Abraban
EarLeilow ex.Coec,or ct East Brunswick Township VIII
de- r.nied ths OF 5000 received from Judge seude
m te .Il.rsx Court today lgt OF an
and TO san d committed TO iali uniil the fine DC paid
RECEIVE Or 4 RAILROAD APPOINTED.
| AKRON, OniO. sept. 2I.Iieneral L.. a. Jones. o
uount VernUn ami Dclawate Railroad Company by Judg
Tibpals to-day on motion OF the Holland boIdho,a ers
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF OIL.
| PHiI ADELPlIIA. Sept. 27.-lufOrmation was r.
OF lie standard Company had ordered tventy
or 7O0 barrels OF crude oil 10 be shipped daily TO Newfoi
RETURNED TO ITS OWN.
| PLYMOUTH, Mas, sept. 27.-The upper portlo
Plymouth Rock which has lain fo forty IN frol
OF ri gn a and seraratsd from the original pece for 10
years today reunited with tho main OF Tho roc
There was public demonstration. The separate piece
| lies under canopy IN its orisinal position.
| PASSED EXAMINATION.
| ANNAPoLIs, NJ :, Sept. 27.-Thc following passe
| ria penusyveniai j.; r. Harreii louisiana H. Lear
s.,. 3 H. T;rTsi @ssissisp, VI T. W.T. Ohio. and
weues. connseuout
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC SHAM

MR. BARNUMS SPURIOUS REPUBLICANS.
pYEn-IN.Tur-w0OL DEMOCRATS MAsQUKRADING AS
HANCOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIR. Ill
prN's MEIHoDs-TnIRTY MEN MAGNIFiEp INTO
THREE THOUSAND - OLD CorPERHEADs IN a
NEW GUIsr.
The ridiculous pretcnsi0ns OF the Demo-
Gratis who clam that there is a club OF Han
Geek Republicans in this city 5000 strong nave
been exposed by the Investigations OF TRIBUNE
reporters The club which has gwen rise 10
these absurd reports IS an obscure and weak
organization with headquarters that are
hard to find, with very small membership
estimated by some frank Democrats at tmr1y
instead of 3,OOO-of very poor quality. Inc
former Republicans who belong to 1t lett theI
party for their party's good. and some oil
these were put out Others of the members
are dyed-in-the wool Democrats and old Cop
perheads masqucrading as Republicans VINO
cannot consent to support Garfield. some
amusing disclosures were made in the course
CT the reporters inquiries.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday Sept. 27, 1880.
Five men have been sufocated while cleaning sewers
in Paris.
G. p Moclier OF ST. Petersburg. has failed In consc-
oucuce of speculations for q fall III rye
The White star steamer Britanuc, Captain Ferry,
fro,n New-York has arrived at Queenstown.
Tuos and sicamllghter are trying 10 rescue tho
steamer Canopus which is Ashore at Ell Bay. Scotland.
Aa,snotch from MescAed. Persia 10 The Daily Nsrs,
s,vs that General skobee absent and no lighting -
going on.
TIE British bark stanhope Clpain Davies, from Pen
sacola May for Tan onS Prick Java, has gone ashore
on the coast Of Java Assistance .s with her.
Th collapse Of the strike OF cotton operatives has en-
rov changed The aspect OF fairs 1t Oldham. IL Is
stated that shcrt time Will not be extensively adopted
In tie Oldham district
A dispatch from Smla 10 The Times says; ." TIE de-
feat Of Ayoob Khan caused the Ameer AJdurrahman
Knar the greatest satisfaction and has had the most
0uieting effect on the country.
rbe Glqsgor Herald says: "Constabes have been sa.
uoned aboard the Cars yacht Livadla. now bui-
ing at Greoaock. in consequence OF reported design TO
uInce explosives among the Goals nn board"
The SDgr,span says: I've have re,eiveda telegram
from, New-York from Flaisted the American oarsnan,
askinc mat his name be added to the list OF competit
ora in the nternao o0a regatta 0r hc pZes oHefeG by
nn American nrn'
Rr.NrroRp Ont, Sept 27.-Miichel Paterson, the
Tuscarora Indian who III June last at Lewistoo.N N Y
m,.m,d a young white woman. Is III iaii at Bfantfort
lr aro her tie VIII be sent TO Lewiston or trial
when his term OF imprisonment expires.
II PETERSBURG sept. CA lire oroSo out to-day
among large number OF barses on the Neva above tho
brdecs The barges which were sden with hay. broke
Ioosa and twenty enormous flaming heaps hOated down
tho STREAM eudiugeiing all the shipping Ia the river
m. police however. guided burning masses Gear "
the vessels and there was no further destruction Ok ship
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TIE MURDER or AN IRISH PEER.

LJNDVN, - :
The murder of Lord Mountmores has
caused the greatest sensation in Dublin. tenant
farmer named Sweeney, whJ under notice to quiz
has been arrested in connection with ths crime and has
been remaaded for trial II Is expected that the affair
viii induce the Government to tsk, decisive steps to
control the utterances OF land agitat0fs.
The meeting of Magistrates. which was attended by
Lord MountmorIes just previous to his death, had
PASSED resolution calling the Govrumen, to adept
cOercive measures in Ireland.
Mr. Parcll In his speech at the land meeting at New
Ross yesterday, condemned strongly recourse 10 yio
lrnce 1900 -
A meeting OF 500 Orang men at CLIFFORD, County
Down has ID. ssed resolutions cslliug upon tle Govern
ment 10 suspend trial by jury IN murder cases and de-
carinR that clIiZens o. the United states ana Othef
foreigners abusing TIC hospitality Of the country by de
ronncing the institutions OF the Uuited Kingdom should
DC expelled.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
PREPARATIONS FOR A PARADE.

The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS of the CARRIED
and Arthur Campaign Club of the Republican Cen
tral Committee. winch has in charge the prcpara-
lions for the reception of General Grant in this city,
held n uecIng Yesterday ut the headquarters OF the
club. General Lloyd ASpinwal wa, chosen chlet
marshal. 1t Is proposed that parade OF tie he
publican organizations Of the city shall take place
nader the auspices OF the club an evening to be
designated hereafter. General Grant has been IN
ylted TO review the column. lt is expected that th,
disnlav of uniformed organizations will he one OF
thc finest ever seen in this city. Out-of-t town or
ean.z1tors dcsirous of taking part in the raraac
are rcqucstcd TO address General Aspnwail' at inc
LtaGa,iarlcrs, No. West rwcnty-icurth-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28


NOT LIS TO PEACEFUL ADvIcg-TnE ALLIED
FLEETS QUIET.
LONDON. Monday, sept. 81. 1880.
The Manchester Guardians correspondent at Gra'
vOsa teleTaphed on Sunday evening as follows
Yesterday the Prince OF Montenegro received an of
fetal intimatOn from the Pore Lai an advance 10 Dull
cigno would be regarded as ceNafaf'on 81 war I'M
PRICE of Montenegro, consequently has tcegaphcdn ~
admiral Seymour that he not prepared without ths
aid Of the land troops of ihe Powers to attack the Az
banans reinforced as thcy orc by Turkish regulars ana
artillery. TINS step OF the Porte must be rexltau as
tantamoun to declaration OF war against Europe 90
The Powers submit 10 dspcrse the ce, at iht
mere fiat OF the Sultan.
The Daily Necs says editorially today that though
France possibly not take par; m the bombar'!-
ment of the Turkish positions. she will not with.
draw her ships or dissociatc herself morally from
the enterprise.
telegram from Ragusa says that the Albananf
encamped on the summit of Mount Mazura
where they have formed five lines of entrenchmenii
connected by covered ways. ItisTumorcd that Mukh
tar Pacha has arrived in the vicinity Of scntari.
Only Que vessel of each nationality VIII probably
60 TO DuCignO.
1t reported at Ragusa Sunday evening
that III consequence OF The arrival Gt a tTencn
courier the feet would not staIt for Daleigno iof
fOrty-eight hours.
The Constantinope correspondent Of Tie 7inn
teegraphs as fOllows
Tho spirit OF reckless defiance Is becoming more and
intense at the Palace For several days PAST tue
sultan has refused 10 listen 10 any objection W
M, ministers 10 the policy which he has adopted AMI hs
has issued order tia, Official whJ shall be heard
expressing contrary opinion shall BE- Cism-s,d and
,Xlicd. Never before since the time - MtanOdd tue
Terrible has such aD order been Issued
A Constantinope dispatch to The iElea says:
The last note Of the Porte rcfusingto surrender Du
cicnO unless the naval demonstration j. abandoned
was, great pari tho Snltans composition. II re-
qulred u condition Tor the surrender o. Dulcigno
only that the Demons ration b. abaDdOucd but That
demonstration shall be employed 90 connection viii
the Greek frontier or any oti question ard mat no
concession in utgre shall be duanded .Jc Monte
negro
TIE Globe says that an Indignation meeting wllhs
held this week against the uuEngl!sh deyelopments
of the MiuistTys foreign pol cy IN connection Win
the naval demonstration in Turkish waters.
Tie Time,'s correspondent at GrayOsa, under date
of Saturday, says:
Tie Ottoman irgate schliemeuieh Hes of Duc'gn1.
She viii summoned to Withdraw, II she Offers ressH
auce. must uuayOdaby be destroy ei or sunk.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
GREAT MEETING IN ALLENTOWN. PENN.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Sept 27.-Ihc Rcpub-
llcans OF the Lehish Valley encouraged by the demon
straion made IN Philadelphia Saturday last, turned
out to-nght in large Numbers. The parade was beaded
by the Veteran Garfield AMI Arthur Club of this city.
numbering 300
The event has cc,ipsed any previous one made 10y tho
Republicans the democrats, who, on recent occa-
H. boa led ~ thcir ability To make display second
/, none The city illuminated. AM the various fac
tory whistles were blown SPEECHES were made by
General Adam A. King, Of Baltimore and others. and IL
was ate In the evening before the meeting was cis-
mia
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
GENERAL WEAVER OPPOSES FUSION.
INpIANAPOLIs, Ind, Sept. 27.-The follow

ing are some extracts from circular letter addressed TO
the Grccnbackers OF the Union by General Weaver:
Iurgcntlv request that you have struck of by the
thonsaud for circulation in each county, full extracts
rom Mr Bayards New-York speech. in which he SAYS
that the Democratic candi iates Tor Prrst
dent and NIcrPrcsideut and the Demo
cratic party are in favor II his bil 10
destroy tic greenbacRs and thar they Will carry ont that
nolicv Let every GrcenbacScr IN the Union arouse
himself 10 the rr s;ulioI. and brand az an Infamous
traitor 10 our iOv man, without regard {, MS
former standing In party, who attempts to transfer
our voters to either OF the old parties.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE FRENCH DEGREES TO BE ENFORCED.
Ioxno~ Monday. sent. 2T. 1850.

Il appears from Paris dispatch to Ihe Itn,1
that NJ Cambetta VIII start for switzerland On TucsdaI
ior n months STAY NJ ConstaOs, Minister oi the In
terror and OF Worship. has gone to the provinces ate
arranging tho enforcement of the religious DEGREES
Peudmg the judicial decision which is expected on No
yember %, NJ. Constaus will begin by breaking ~
Orders like PASSIONS, Fater which are not recos
Iized bv the Vatican. He will next dsperse tie com
munitles that are mostly composed OF foreigners ant
will lastly proceo diDgs against TIE Orders mol
included III tGese two caegorcs. dealing win them
piccomeal and by the selection or communities leas'
likely 10 evoke local sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

CHANGE" FOR 4 DEMOCRAT

SoMERvILLE, N. j., Sept. 27.-On Tuesday
last he trial OF John " Ncshs. a Democratic ox-Co-
iector OF Somerset County. tr cmbezz ment OF tho
county funds began. On Friday the case was given
TO the Jury WHO ,ma!ncd ou, al n;at. They came in
about IL O'Clock saturday morning tn verdict ot
:. ,,ultv" There ether ndi,tHcnis asniust Mr.
V, gtc for similar offence. Whether they will Is tric
or III depend upon the sentcE ce imposed
hy iha Al In this
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
CALLS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

Among the visitors yesterday at the headquarters
of the Republican National Committee were Con-
gressman Frye. of Maine General n. L. Banks
Speaker Noycs. of the Massachusetts House OF Rep-
resent.tves; Ex-Governor Mccormick, of Arizona,
and Others General Banks will speak four times
in Ohio beginning October !, and three times III
Indiana beginning October ii.
Senator G. W. Williams, = weli-known colored
in Ohio and Indiana will speak at Middetown, y.
T. this evening He called yesterday at the Repub-
lcan Headquarters, and spoke hopefnlly If the
prospects OF Republican success Ill all the Western
StateH.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE PLOT AGAINST THE CZAR.

LONDON,
Information of the plot to blow up tho
yacnt Liyadia received from ths authorities az st
Petersburg aud afterward from tho police officials OF
Geneva According to these advces the Nihlisis had
deputcd ciesares to blow Up the LvadiI and three n'
divduas lett London few days ago for Glasgow WIN
wo niifogycetGe clock TO be placed amoyg the Goals,
which would explode at "A certain timc. Tue Goals Ou
the yacht are being removed ior examination, and
div ors are examining tic vessels hul.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE PRESIDENT IN CALWORNIl.

SAN FRANC!sCO, Sept. PA dispatch from
Yreka says that Presidential party had reception
ast evening OF their arrival from Reddng. process
sion with music escorted the visitors TO town. An IL
Illuminated arch spanned MinersT, and various buildings
were decorated with fags and lanterns.
President Hayes ard General sherman were received
with an address by Judge Steel. The Presl-
dent thanked the assembagc In a few words, being
ayersc to making speeches Sunday General Sher-
man also spoke briefly.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
LORD LORNE At NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Sept. 27.-The Gov
ernor left Hamilton in special train at noon
to-day for S. Catherines in company with several gem
emen and proceeded far Thorold for the purpose
OF inspecting the canal works. Returning to the
train Inc party lett Clifton where they arrived 3t
O'Clock and tonight visited the Falls, which were br-
antly Illuminated by electric Lights. Tomorrow morn
ing the party viii drive to Niagara Town. where they
will lunch with j. r.. Plumb, NJ p, returning here By
In the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
EEFECTlXE STUMPING.

LIBERTY, n. Y, Sept. 27.-The Hon. William
w. Inchs OF Florida, addressed the citizens Of this
place last Friday cvcainc. Mr. Hicks IA the most en-
aic aad the beat speaker who visited tIis place.
Ills remarks had great weight, and The Democrats
contpetev d.scoucerted sir. iIcKs has great gather
inr every where and audiences wildly enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
PAYING THEIR RESPECTS TO HANCOCK.

DESPITE the latcncss OF the season for cxcur-
sio.s James J. Ferris, chairman OF the shipping
Peoples Committee" took few nicads TO Governors
Island on the propeller J. T.. stevens Yesterday Gen
era Hancock appearing somewhat surprised at the I'M
OK &c; ID descent Mr Ferr party. lie treasured
by inc prrsrultoa OF address ~ which TIE members
OF the party declared tat they had cohic tn pay him
their rcspects Gcueral Han sOcA made few remarks
in urpply
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION
JOHN KELLY HAVING HIS OWN WAY.

JOHN KFLLY HAVING HIS OWN WAY.
MR.. KELLY ALLOWED To ADD FIVE MEMBERS TO
THE STATE COMMIrTEE-A SHOW OF HARMONY
To DE MADE TO-DAY.
Preparations went on actively in Saratoga yes
terday for the Democratic Convention, which Is
to be held to-day. The State Committee agreed
to allow Mr.. Kelly to add five members to that
body. Judge Rapallo is likely to be nomi-
mated for Chief Judge of the Court OF APP
peals. w. C. Ruger, OF Syracuse, is the next
in favor The proceedings are to be harmc-
NOUS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
RESISTING a REDUCTION OF FACES.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 27.-At meeting
Of the spu.crs Committee, held Yesterday. TO consider
the advisaoity OF striking at ten mills In
OF reduction uf IN this city October 4. the
m ttse decided 10 all the mills I'm
The city. TIE report Will be pres,ntel To the enti-o
union tor action tomorrow evening. aud viii probably
a.. tat
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
4 RAILROAD PRESIDENT ARRlIGyED.

SoMERvILLE, n. j., Sept. 27.-Lobert II.
sayre ptesdento the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company,
was arraigned here this morning charged witt nan.
tain,ng nuisarca In thu shape OF ehaow inilpond
tue property OF his company Bound Brook which has
been declared by experts to be tue source OF wile
spread malarisl diseases. lie set down for
October
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CANVASS.

Fort PLAIN, n. Y. Sept. 27.-Thc Woman
Suffrage state Committee began the canvass hers 10.
dsy Many influential ladies were prcseHr. DR.. Nor
gan SNYDER presided and Mrs Lille D,vereux Blake
was the leading speaker
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
GENERAL TORBERT'S REMAINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The Loyal Legion
Commandery here have arranged for the reception Of
tho remains Of General Torber on Wednesday. COM
mee will accom- pauy the body 10 Milford, Dc for in
tcImenG
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TOMORROW NIGHTS GREAT MEETING.

The second OF the series of meetings under the
auspices of the Republican Central Campaign
Clubwill be beld at the Cooper Institute Wednesday
evenino. General Arthur Yesterday received tele-
gram from ex-Secretary Hugh McCulloch accepting
an invitation 10 preside. The speech oi the evening
W in he delivered by the Hon. William NJ. Eyaris.
No tickets o! admission will be issued and there will
he no reserved seats