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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
@.ts Der SmnOeSbamptftaSt.
Retritaereeten ID, g,oftstenIte

Be3tilaetetet tint Wot0tebHe.
gSaibiugton, IA. April. - @enerals
HoIfheifter S0nle8 bat bic Bo1beau,ten 8. 8.
Sbarrets, @. =. Saflon uub Obuft @ibion
su Uiitalieoeru einer llutsriuduugs ugse@onntiiiton
ernannt, tpelde itd] uad) Yfempbt8, Senu., be-
9ebeu unO etne unteriu6ung iiber bic angebli-
den llureeelmGBiQtei auf ben Boltrouten III
iener gtadbaridlaft einleiten ioll. 0ieGommii=
fion 1T auBeroem initruirt, cine uutsriuhuHg
iiber Die Yerlpaltung oeS POtant8 in Uteuls
Pbis anSultellen.
Der Gener1l~ BOilmciIter miro nd6nen5 i'm
gintlor6e nit eiIteu ponl Ridlter Sreen1an
abgegebenen @utadten einen 8eFebl erlaifen,
tuelder erf!drt, ouB ale Dem bon ben SereiRlg=
ten Staaten Oerlieheuen 8erlagSredlte suutoer
qebrudte Bubifdttonen nid)t our9 Die Poft be-
f6rnert perDeu birfer. 9aS Serbot 1T Die
6olae elmer pon t0rn. Clemens (Dtart 8mai)
fir3li6 erbobeneu 8eid,peroe. 0erietbe legte
bar, oob canabiidJe Serla9Sbdnoltr Elm tiirstih
bon thin ocr0Heutlidjtes gSert naAOrltfteu, per
8cIt nad) ben Yereinigteu Staaten iftfteu
uno Su etneln Oiel bllligereu BretIe bier sum
Serfaufe anboten, ais es Don GnlerlfdHii6en
8udbdu6lern oerfaMit merOen fonnte.
5te Giniuanoerung.
WGbren6 0e8 NiOnQtS :Dtarj lanoetelt III ben
6Gfen bon Baltimore, Bolton, Detroit. 9HroH,
&eg=9Geft, gtetu geoforo, 9felu=O Orleans, 9teIps
Q)Orf, PafamoquoGOn, Bbilaoelpbia unb Gan
6rau3isco 1924 BaiIa3iere, Oartnter Al ,125
@iumanhercr. Son 0ielen @iumanoerern ia
men aus 9eutihlau0 1887, aus OAtreit
1850 mo aus Der Shtueij 1865. - gSdbrenO
Der dun 81. WiGrs Uerltrtdenen neun W0nlta
lanqten 102 ,095@tnlpanocrer aus Otuti1lauo,
86,897 ans Ganaba, 39,772 aus &ngtauo uuo
B0l(s, SO 1874 aus SrlaHo, 1891 aus Saott-
Lamb, 4515 aus China unO 1926 aus aQeH
auoern 2dnoern hier on.
Vesta;idjtes.
Die beItige SteueretunahHie betrra $780,
065.72; Die 3oGciuuahne 81 ,082t t514.78.
Sm Sddt0mte tpurben beute 9tatioHalbanf-
roteu i'm 8etrage bon $27G,000 Stbufs Gin
l6iung enpfaHger.
Sos Sdatamt lit beuahridlti1t, bait Rt9.
8robh uno Sas. Sane III BbiIabelpbia pegen
gerans9abung ben fellbem Silber5el0e uarz
baftet norhen iInb.
9lodrihteH Der Ratioual Santtdts 8ss
bUrte ergeben, oaB in g(ipnlnal bic 8lattern
unb in Banana bas gelbe 6ieber graiitren.
Sr. q. W. @anppcnng, SorIieer Der lite
@ommiifpn, tueldlcr tir5tl6 isine ReitguatiOH
siureidte, bat iebt eingemiaiat, bis sur @rueuz
uung etneS gfad,folgers in, amte 81 bleibea.
SaS ttattpna4e SNwaBsgoHe8tttut.
gSaIbin9ton, IA. lprtl. - Der Sices
8rGfoent legte Sen 8eihluB iiber bic ReOrgus
nIat1on bes Sennt8perionalS Dor. Oa feiu
Quorum anrpeieno mar, 10 unterlieB es 8enbiez
ton, ieiuen antrag aui cine @Tefuhos sSisuHg
gu itelleu.
3ieier antrag tptrbe jebOd balo barauf por
9oUis 9eittlt, aber wie gepGhnltf nieOerge.
ftimmt. Nlor9un belt bann cine breiitiinOtst
uno 8ropR eine eiritunbise GeOe, uno rm II
uhr &berGs oerta9te itdl bas SAwatfrau39er
hi8 ann n1dlSfPu 9Rnutno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Stu SeRstt BON $4,000 eRtSe6t,
GfriGltlidhe Smrttts geqeu oen or S6eri1J
gSprtbtnatOR ilt 93altiE1pEesG oMa$B.

tSpesiatz1epeide Oes rDsatiden GOrrcipontsutcn ")
Somioutop II, 1A.sQpril. - 0a Cont
aiHdre oou Baltimore GOuutb habeu iOeben
bic BrufuHg Der Sitdler ses @rzSderiffs @.
s. @ortbinatou, iOpie bic Sele9e Rbsr bic
@inuabme riidifduoiger S!eueru bonn Sabre
1877 pslenoet unS EN- &ef5it BON $4,000
0tiunoen. Die 8lrgen 89rlbington's fiEO
0afiir peraHtportlidl II. miiIIea fir ole DedulfJ
ioraeu. 9emieIbcn itebt iibriasu8 bier etn gu
ter Qsumuab 5ur Seite, nuO man hofit tmmcr
nod, boB FA bei 4brehnung ejn 6ehler etrs
gcihliden bat. Die GommidGre babeu ihreH
Ned tsanpGaau 6. 3. SliugIrff unO u. u.
goarinon ben aufhas ertbeilt, geaeu SrH.
g2onbiugton un6 ieiue 9Ir9en gertdtltd) 0ors
sugGben. Die gettereu itHo Die 50. S. Der
rguau, gS. 8agts, SObn 3, SO8!eB uHO S.
s.. Is. SQlbDtt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
STE GerubItfancr fptelc,t &etttrtr
tU0=So0rO ttt GbtcGQO>

GbtcQgo, IA. Nprtl. Sttutmen3dFz
lungs gcbSrOe IN Der 8etieite OOleuSete geitcru
Die 3dblung, inbem fte bas 8Otum bon ftinf
8esirten perluarf unO itatt Der rebtmGBig ers
mGblen beinohotiiAen Ganbtbaten fir Die
SomnGtnter bic republttauiAau yblnein3dblz
te." 9urd 8uuerfuug soes SOtums Der BE-
treffcuosn Se8irfe tpurDen Den Hspublifoaern
WoioritGten bon % bis $50 Stimmeu aefid)ert.
@iuer Der ouf bieie 8etie yhinetnge3dblten"
republifaniiaen @anbioateu mar ielbit WitglieO
Der 3dblun9S Die Demofraten fHO
hGdi erb,ttelt uno beabii9tiger, Die 9ugele9eiI=
bgit Dor @eridlt All brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
0orF6tsmaBre9eln 8e8cn Srta
Aaitfef&

Gbicago, IA. April. - Or. 8dtOu, ber
Gbemifer Der itGotiiden SanitGtsbeh6rOe, uns
teriudte geiteru oas 5leiid1 bon 400 5hweinen,
peld1e anf's @eratbepobl aus oeridieOenen
Sdladtbduieru ausgetudhlt woroen uareu.
Nan fano trOe Der gritnolthiteu ltateriuhuu9
in feinem etnBtgen Der Shpeiue cine Spur uou
3ridliueu. I'm tnbeB obiolut gegen Olee 8a-
raiiteu 9efdert III ieiu, eulpfteblt Die Sauitdts=
beb6rbe, MIR 9etO4tes S6lpeineileiid Bu genie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Sic N4SfteIlttltg 31t Watnnaas.

Stem Oorf, IA. Nprtl. - Gin Srtef aus
,SaUanna 9lebt cine SdlilOerun3 Der 2lusitel=
lung su UtatonsaS, toonad rteielbe cine arnl.
Iclige afiaire if uno faft ausihlieBlia bon @u,
ba, ben Ser. Staatcn uuo WierifO bei6tdt
wllrbe. Gelbif Gpanien N iehr idwa6 per-
treteu. llcberaa ,eigen iid, SbetTddli9feit unO
Mangel on @eianlad. Die SemGloe @allerie
eutbalt als 6auptbu6 cine 6lauengsfalt nit
eiuem idredlib orbtnGren @eiidte. Sn eiuem
Netensebdube itnS in idlledtem Arrangement
Bflan3en ausgeite[lt. Mehrere 6elletben iteben
in alien @aarenfiits1. Die Sep6lferuug bon
Ulotunjas uimTt nur tpenis SuterciIc oil Der
2IusIieliung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
WfcrfM,firOfaer seI0ftutor0n nerH,tfI,

Gamoen, MS, IA. April. - @eiteru
abeuo lab mau aus ben 5eaItern eines alten
balbuerfalenen 6ol5hallies, rpeldeS BON Der
olten mo srceutriiheu Regerin @llen Sofenb9
benobnt miro, 8aua berUorbrin9eA. als Die
Seuerleute in oa8 9ails georlngen maren, fan.
SEN fe bic alte 6rau bereitS nit idllperen
8ranbtpuuSen be6edt anf benz mt Sel ge4
trGnften unO breunenSen 6uBbobeu lte9en. atS
Die Geute iie iorttragen pOlteu, ruebrte fe iia
tpte cine 8er8weifelte, unD nur nit Uliibe gez
lang es, iie aus BEN brennenOen 9auie gu eHt'
ferueu. Ste purbe uad Oem nGttps 5oipitale"
QebraGt. Sbre arme, 8ruft uuo Hiideu ftHb
ftarf perbronnt. Iadbem Elm glrSt ibre gSuuz
cen uerbunOen hatte, rib ite Die 8iuben mieoer
nb. 0ian iab itA Naher ge3muugeH, iie feitju.
bin6en, ebe man ibr friite 8nbGnoe anlegte.
Die llriade bteie8 Selbitmorooeriu4s 1T Hns
hefnnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Ctu @retss@rcrstereta tn giafbnt0e

NQlboille, &enl., a. AptlI. : Oa8
MlilitGr Gomite Der ausiteluug beiAloB in
ieiner 9eitern Abenb ab9ebalteuen Seriamr=
lung, Die Breiie fit ba8 auf ben "a, 20. uno
26. anbernHmte @reis. grer3ieren aIt fOlgenOe
8etrGse su erbSben: 1. 9|reiS $1700. 2. BretS
$500, /. artillerie .grei8 $500, 2. arttllertes
Breis $500. Die iibriaen Brsiie titr Suz
-fanterie, Saoallerie uno artiIlerie bleiben ult-
OPrfuhert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
9aS nattDtla4e GAmabsGoIle9tlttai
Sic gSabl6etrit9eretea tn SetTcU'
fSfftsx

NewsD Orf, IA. 9prtf.- &O.t8eisGQpitau
s. 8. Saner, Boli5iit 9opfius unO Die Bahl~
rlfter Rcen unO SrOtter in Seriepz&itD, anges
ilugt, ble Mabllrnen i'm l. uno 8. SeSirte
iener StaOt eelegentlid Der oorgeitri9en Munts
spaltpahl betriigeriider @eie nit Stimm3et=
tsla gefiilt Su baben, beItGnben beute elm 8ors
perb0r uno tpuroen inter ie $500 8Hrgldaft
ben @rOBgeifworencn iiberWleieu. Dttfa,l
S'Weara, peldler bel Dem 8oruerh0re ais
@taatsSeu9e auftr0t, puroe 9letd nahOem er
ben 3eu9enItanO uerItcB, feftgelOmmen uHr
ebeniQuS bl8 8ahlbetrugS augeflagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
GicSetIaaC oer Seh5erenSIer tt
HhpSesSSL0NO4

Bro0t6ence, N.zS., "A. NprtI. - Sn
llnterbauie oer @eieegebun9 uurbe geitern bic
Sill ee9en ben @erfauf berauidlenOer 9atrGnfe
nit 80 gsen q Sttmmeu bis 5rlr ndAteH
Situng periG0ben. Gin Wtitglieo erfI6rte,
man babe ibm 500 angeboten, penn er geger
Die Sil fimmen polle. Gin llnteriU9nn9s'
Snlrtfp tn,;rhP pruonnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
MbetntaIt9rS 9oSgcben oeS titaDt
0eI00etleit Weluehres.

2Satertomn, Ont, IA. Npril. - Gin
Tarmer, 9tamens Aleranber Sones, braAte
bsute Elm altss @eruebr 8ehuiS &eparatur nadl
p elmer Gdhnliebe NIB oeritderte ben S9mIeo
fpiecertOIt, baB eS uiflt gelaOen let. Der
S6mieo lc9te Damn Ben gauf tn's 6aur, um
ihn 81 bsiSen, gleia barauf frGdlte etn S4uB
uuo Sones purbe oerart in ben NG9en getrof'
fen. baf er auoeublidlidh 1larb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Gtedleret ttt .ett;er Sd1uLe.

Detro 1t, Miid., IA. April. - An6rerp
8ranbo, Gin etna 3pSlfidhriger 8nabe, tuurOe
ssitern in Der Shue BON einen S9ulfamtras
Den, 0anIens 8iGie8eeol, init eiHsm Saihea-
,Eefier ihpsr oerpunoet. Gin friiber 5uiitbeu
ben &uaben porgsiaIener Streit mar bic llrs
iad)e 0es s(nsrifis. BebOl tpurOe uerbaftet.
Die Ger5te boffen, ben 8erwunbeteH retteH 3l
fDrnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
1e6(ef-@ef6dfte.
(GtabItrt t828.)
&. 0H. Rnhfafnfi a Gnhtf,

Fabrttanten bon 3tegelf c II.
gas sur 3iesel6renrere seborise eanb, on Der gtos
rumeutStrabe nnD eonep's Zane seIeger, eRthdlt "a
Nder 6er beten gehmeroe. Die Ginridtuns Der Srens
neret betdbie Sur Seritenung pon 20 0tonen 3e9elz
feinen idbrlid. 9auptoce: Ytr. so, gBe5zyapettez,
fWoriesDebGune) nahe 9iort6ftr. (Apr29.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Gefegrap6tGdje 9epe(Gett.
syncat0-9

(9eriGte ber raNocttrten Sree" fur oeR -DeutiGen
@orreponpenten.M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
grn6,e qetmem Gnften elm GmOtl

Gtbropdle 6auce'e 5uiammruaele Z Rf
born gprup 9eaeH Duiten, GrtaltuHs,
Gripve, 9luhptisB unO Stui nAb eHuacn.
'beidusrber. Sci seth .. 6ance &r.
los, gBeii SGItimQrt'3tr lR
hetGR. u9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15

R~ 3pm . 8efeH Der -3ionsges
mSTnbein . anton fiuoet 3 iternoH-
IA 4bcn68 llbr in Der BrauereI Oes brJ. 6r.
q dneiber in Canton oie AnSfpieluHa u
ctue8 &uuRmertes, Die Miuiieuar
IN Sha6burg utbIt @arocits uuO Sir4e
borfcucnO itatt. Der 8crlooiuHg fOlgt
EN- SAL unO bci Oen lluterbaItuuaea
miro cs on 3heilnehmuu uiht fehlsn, benz ole
gahl Der Trcuuee, neldle Die 3ionSAemeIaSe
III Canton ouisuweiisu bat, III elnt lehr sEsssr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
Sa9eS=N " eMtgfeitett+

llnicr hriflid)er er g ftmeiifer tpurbG
eefiern in @llicOtt- @itU roertnurrt." SittOr
Gdcfiel iagt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15

no. sNle pleItn uHlutE Eeltt aus OF On
Glhenspiir0igieiten reit,en Centennial Be
liooc be8 lseten SahrCs ieprufaas HOh Ia
GriunauHg, hattie bic Sirma SobH gbomioa
& G0mpognie, CIR. 81, Soutb Stras.,
bel hititr GelegenhCit sluen RteieHfdle TN
@Cpihte bon 500 bia 800 BfuHo ausgeiieat.
8ieieS llnicum in Der @eidlid1te Der 6dieb,reia
tura iol beute NIB morgeH auf Dem SerIaHis'
eonoe . aniel 8Iad'S i'm SeriHg tom
Y arfte, nahe BacdltraBer otsmem6rIrt una
in einSelueu BarSeaeH al elebba0eT oeriaHit
ner6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-15
@rfMrflotl ga ofttrnlotttaa.

0e SfCr. GrEurfiOn nadl BblIaOelpbia fuirb
cine orO6urttge aiiaire uH6 babel iebr bilia
wer6en, tn0en Der Eabrpreis bin uuo jHrld
rlr So bctrdgt. Sir 8equeuIihfeiteu srfer
elofis if in auSrcdenoem WaBe geior9t, un6
bic Gi0ete gcIteu bier Gage. Dem 3uae piro
oud etn Bolaiipaggon sur SenuSung Der Das
men uuo 6omtlien aHgebdugt. Wan merie iid,
ooB be Grtuiiou ben SabuboF in Der Brsfs
bentltraBe am Stermouta0, Is. 4prtl, frlib 70
llbr, pellGBt. gSer nad JelrsYori reiien MID,
ubGlt in Bbilaotlpbia Bilete naf bort, ole
nur 81 tofsu urO iiir 5ius uno 9fiidreds siiIs
tie Iino. 4utJ oieie aelren bier Gage uuS aruar
fit ieosu 3u9, ser bintdbIt ODER 5urildtebrt.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ND .ovPw DEIJVERs AN ADDRESS.

DR. AGNEw DELIVERS AN ADDRESS
PHADELPHA Oc 3 NJ the 9peg dTss. 0s was sps
RssyISr1i S1 pTossor aiSsTS B. % ayes AsnS%
DROWNED IN MoosEHEAD LAKE,
ppov1DFNCE r. L. Oct. 3.-A private dispatch re.
ell this morning says caleb FsSe Harris and ms WIFE,
this city dToSneilast night In MoOsenSad Lake
LECTURER on TEMPERANCE;
- NEWBURG Oct. 3.-The Rev. ID y. Halsteai & Gar,
roll has & am the sag acSepeS S the appointment q
''''0 '''D'' SING SING PRISON PROFITS,
SrSc SING Oct 3-The total earnings at sing
sing the fiscal EsST sndlg ss5eSeeE % Syhs @ ao nss
pro"' wrIcHTs II, TEMPIAR IN PoUGHKEEPsIE.
0es See GoGRsdn s%sd here to-
night and received by the P1gghkeepse
and escorted the Poughkeepse Hotel
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION. 4.
Fast SAGINAW Oct. 3.-The boiler IN LaIae %
phnneys factory at caITOO1 exploded SeTe aS' d AND
SsS5aSgs Ss%Sse 10 Tlt the extent Of 81 done
u'''''' KNOCKED FROM TRAIN.
Of Circus train Sy ts sd Rap R
pahannISSnT Sned The body was recovered last night
''A"'' A SUSPECTED DEFALcATloN' A..
LATGNGGE Ga: Seea Mass GCoscr funds q the Paw
akei MeysaOR n sSynton are controllers
d. MuRpERER HELD FOR TRIAL
PpELPH Oct Ss xa6 ras se sa 4Sfss 4y her SON IN S
the e0Sy Sn MIS- on Friday last Magin9is was COMMITTEES 20
s%ait The action of the Grand ary; ME- wa" ~"
sm ,n, 49, a. III The saue time, is recovering
Sio' poTsoNING OF A POLICE SERGEANT;
NJ. .npY pItIA Oct, 3.-IhlS aitcrnOOn tue Cors
an investigation into the death OF Poics sergsans
oner who September =, uncer suspicious
Albert Alter hearing number OF witnesses tneJa
Turn~d a verdict that deceased came 10 MS uoA "
a aadS%iaisteTed by some person unknown.
THE CHICAGO POST OFFICE =.
CHICAGO Oct. 3Postnas@tsr Ter ralinea "a ib SaFtes edns
SSer 80 that the aggresso reSep eel vsne % me- 10 de-
10 x4OO0l2; expenses so4slo no oarter Of
nrt,nent 6602: increase over rresPonui"s
Rt Rsat year $6S iaS; gain OF 70 per otI.-
Lass ''A' SUCCESSFUL STRIKE
CHARLESTON s. e. Oct. 3-ihls morning soon snd
800 men, including laborers ON inc 4, ther waseS
81 the employers once grntea& an tn. ~ me Ter
anu sne mo- aislurbance good feeling exists AL a0un
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMEENTS.

President Arthur was so busy with his private
business yesterday that he was unable to leave his
house even for a drive. The close commencing
which he has kept since his return from Washing
ton has left its mark upon the President, because
instead of his usual fresh appearance he looked
n,le and haggard. At a late hour last night he
poncIuded his arrangements SO that he VIII leave
the cIty for Washington this morning by the iIni-
ed express at 10 o'clock.
house Yesterday but none were admitted. Among
10 Presidents visitors were Thurlow Weed, Post
master Pearson, Senator Jones, OF NeNaIa, senator
saunders of Nebraska, General L0gal Ionci C9ul-
missioner French and State Senator AstoI. ne
Presidents law partners, MessrS. knevals and Kan
som were busy with him all day.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
ULSTER FOR MR.. CONKLTNG.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

KINGSTON, Oct. Sat the Republican Convention
for the Hid Assembly District of Ulster County,
held at Shokan to-day, f. d. Russell, James II.
North and Hector n Sears were elected delegates to
the Republican State Convention. All are Conk-
ling men, subject to the order of Speaker Sharpe.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of President
Garfield, and pledging support to President
Arthurs administration were passed. The primaries
having been managed by the machine" harmony
was secured in the convention.
In this same district the Democrats have appointed
Davis Whine, Floyd McKinsley and John ID. Winch
delegates to the Democratic state Convention. All
are said TO be in favor of the nomination Augustus
Schoomaker for Judge of the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
DIVIDED REPUBLICAN DISTRICT

DISUNION CAUSED BY THE CONk1ING MIN IN Os-
wTGo COUNTY-PRoBABI1ITY OF Two REPCB-
LICAN CANDIDATES FOR AssEMBLYMAS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBCSE.i
OswRGo, Oct. 3.-The Conking part of the Rcpub-
lican Assembly District Convention met in this city
to-day and renOminated 7. W. Cullinan for the
Assembly. There we're sixteen delegates from the
towns and five from this city. Abont all Of The dele
gates whose seats are contested took seats in the
Convention. The absence Of the contestants and
twenty y-one regular del gates is explained by the
fact that the committee appointed by the District
Convention which met September 27 published "A
notic4 few days ago postpOning the Assembly Con
vention until the 10th of October. The validity If
the postpunement is recognized by most
of the delegates Hence there is a probability
of there being another Convention held
on October 10. Strenuous efforts made TO have
the Convention to-day adjourned until the 10th of
October with a view In the meantime of harmon-
zng if possible the conflicting elements, aud at least
10 reach result in which all could acqulesce and
avoid the possibility of having two Republican can
didates in the field. All oyertures of this character
were declined by the Conkling men. The anti
Conkling men are therefore likely TO nominate an
other candidate for the Assembly on October TO-
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
SCENES IN THE COMMITTEE ROOM.
NAVY srALwARTs IN ATTENDANCE-WILAr THEY
WILL NOT SUBMIT To--TALK ABOUT THE PREsID-

MANY srALwARTs IN ArTENDANCE-WhAr THEY
WILL NOT SUBMIT To-TALK ABOUT TILE PkEslD
ING OFFICER OF THE CONVENTION
The room occupied by the State Committee as
beadouarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel was
filed Yesterday with the machine leaders
Ex-senator Platt fitted in and out, hold
inc priyate consultations with Speaker
Shorne ex-lnsurance Superintendent John +.
smvth, ex-Poice Commissioner Wheeler Ihomas
6 Mott. member of the committee from oswego,
and others. Among tho other stalwarts VINO ire
onented the place during the day were Comnls-
aioner Jacob Hess. Police Justice Smith. the Cap
tain of the Port Mr. Cole, Harbor-MaSter Willard
Rullard. jeremiah Drew w. Leaycraft of Brooklyn
Aldermen Perley and McClave, ex-senator Halbert'
dwight Lawrence, Secretary L. NJ. johnson, John
ID Lawson, Senator Strahan and Orlando chapman.
The local Conkling leaders were out in full force,
owoitina the arrival of delegates whom they VIII
kindly take care Of There was noticeable lack Oh
onv Garfield Republicans about the rooms during
the day. u..L.r
The talk of the machine mon was all about mar
Coutinued ON Fifh Page.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
THE sCHoHARIE DELEGATES.

ONE CoNKLING AND TWO ANTI-C0NKIING DELE
GATES ELECTED.
ScHoHARIE Oct. 3-The Republican County Con-
vention held here to-day elected James Van
Vechten, of Esperance, Jacob Vroman, of this
place. and Moses S. Wilcox, of Jefferson, as dele
gates to the State Convention. Two of the gentle
men named are anti-Conkling delegates, and the
third is a Conl1ling delegate.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS IN THE VEST.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-Pork packers say that
.h evening season does not promise to be brilliant
one "a the price of hogs will be very high Reports
from the United stockyards are to the effect that ms
month promises be the busiest known lor Years IN M
iatians are that tue receipts and shipments VIII DO
rv heavy The report for the year just closed SHOWS
the receipt of hogs at all the yards 70 4e 20 & no ~
i oo,, ,aap aaT sheen 53s 6l3 mead TO 59i7l2.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
NOMINATIONS IN NEw-JERsEY.

The Republican Convention OF warren
County, " j., was held at Hackettstown on oatur'y
There was full attendance Of delegates from every us
trict and much enthusiasm was manifested isaac f.
Ward was made permanent chairman. A ticket was
nominated consisting OF b. +. Howey, the present
Sheriff. for state Senator; Miller r. Nnnn, OF Hackeits
town. for Sheriff, and Colonel John SchOonoycr anu ~,
s t;riliiths Ior Assemhlynen. Short addresses VIZ
delivered ny George Shipman aud b. W. IhrOckihoI'o-
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
Mr.. CONKLING THREATENED.

TIE WIIILN Vf TIE Iii TI'1F ~ EI"OOIVOo DI3-
SIGN DENIED.
UTICA Oct. 3.-Henry j. ROwlcy acknowledges
the authorship of the threatening letter to ID. H..
johnson, of No. IA SOuth-st, Nrw-York, III
which ex-senator COnkling's name was mentioned.
He says that he did not threaten to put bullet
through Mr. Conkling that was falsehOOd; but
thinks that the world would be better Oft without
Mr. Conkling. The letter was not intended for
publication. Tne people here laugh at Rowoy.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
TIoGA NOT FOR MIR. CoNKLNG.

THE STATE DELEGATION DIvIDED-LRrTER FROM
AN ANTI-CoNKIING DELEGATE.
TO ne EdttOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: Your report that the Tioga County delegates
to the State Convention are all In favor of ex-
Senator Conkling is an error. The Conkling party
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
SENATOR LYNDE RENOMINATED.

OGDENsBURG, Oct 3.-The Republican Senatorlai
Convention for Franklin, Lewis and st. Lawrence
Counties held here to-day. nominated senator
Dolphus S. Lynde for third term Us Senator
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
NETWORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER A. 1881.

sncceeled in electing compromise ticket by their
usua practice of oOntesting fairly elected delega.es
Lucien Horton and John W. McCarty, two OF tIe
iican voters of this county are opposed to Conkhng
by a very large majority. JOIN w. McCARrf.
CdRdOr Oct. 3, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
THE WYOMING DELEGATES.
LIEUTENANT-GovERNoB HosKINs COMING WI
THE DELEGATION.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsI

WARSAW, Oct. 3.-The delegates of Wyoming
County to the Republican State Convention de-
parted for New-York this evening Lieutenant-
Governor Hoskins accompanies the delegation, al
thou gh he is in feeble health.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-04
VARIOUS EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION.

VARIOUS EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION.
4 AcrNyRAL BELIEF THAT TIE CONVENTION WILL BE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHO ADMIT A MA
JoRITY FOR THE GARFIELD REPUBLICANS.
Senator Strahan was of the opinion yesterday that
the Republican State Convention would be harmo-
NOUS.
al do not now see, ho said. "what question is
to come up that will any serious disagree
ment. Unless the enemies of Mr.. Conbling attempt
to force fight, which would be very imprudent on
their part, think entire harmony will prevail"
"In what way could they force fghtp he was
asked.
.'Tbat could be easily done. There are plenty of
ways if the disposition is there. AS Mr.. Conkling
will probably not be present. the red rag that would
excite the Half-breed bulls will be wanting. Yet
they could by offering resolutions condemning his
course or that of the men who supported him III the
Legislature last winter, by means of the con-
tested seats, prrcipitate fight"
"What would the Stalwarts do in such a case
boltP
'Well. there are men among them who would pre-
fer 70 be reckoned by the Half-breeds Democrats
rather than be party to any such condemnation of
Roscoe Conklng. The issne made in this canvass
against him and his friends is unjust He is pri-
yate citizen, and there is call for opposition to
him now. He has Just as much right to take part in
the Convention as anyone else"
"How do you regard the complexion of the Con-
ventonp
81 am willing 10 concedc that the faction known
"a Half-breeds has got a majorty-a small
one. though. There might be questions
on which they would have no majority.