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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-09

H. MUELLER,
Dealer in
Confectionery,
House Plants,
Fruits,
NUTS AND CANDIES
| FRESH.
Also hsnisomeiy furnished
Ice Cream PARLORS.
LEMONADE & SODA WATER.
Naia street, Opposite Russell Hall
Hacker and Jackson,
Wholesale aud retail dealers in all kinds
COAL.
CEMENT.
HAIR.
BRICK.
ETC.
Also sole agents for
HUL'S VAPoR STOVES
In Southwestern Kansas.
G A s OH N E
Ey the barrel or gallon. 5e-sf
IwouId call attention 70 my
Buff Cochin Fowls,
Which are
PURE BRED.
IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
Please visit
MY YARDS
BEFORE ORDERING
EGGS ELSEWHERE
Ike - - n,e kind, and keep
theirs
PUR e.
Yards-Corncr OF Emporia Avenue
and Pine Street. {
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-09
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnershp heretofore existing under
the firm name of Jones & Joslyn is this DAY dis
solved by mutual consent All accounts due the
irm 10 he paid to L. + Jones, who will pay all
accounts against IL.
l.. +. JONES
T. w. JOSIYN
Mr.. JCsiyn remains ut the old stand an,l will
be glad Ia see all his old c,istomers and rs many
new ones can crowd In to see the new spring
stock. Come one. come all.
respectfully.
o.! If JONES.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
THE ANGLo-FRENCH TREATY.

LoSDON, Nov. 4.-Ihe Paris correspondent
OF The Tmes says: At todays Thursdaysl sitting OF
the Anglo French Treaty Commissioners, NJ rrard the
French Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce, declared
that though hcnccforth personally unconcernod in the
question inasmuch he would not be called upon to
sign the treaty deemed it advisable In the interests
Of all that the negotiations bc resumed ~ early as
possible He thought u sub-commsslon could not with
any utility continue the negotiations, seeing that FOR his
own part hal reached the extreme limits Of conccs
sions In regard woocns and cottonsaHd consequently
could not enter upon any Interior negotiations that
point
"Thc English delegates resolved after thi' declaration
10 suspend the negotiations and resume them
possible after The formation of "a new Cabinet.
"-ir thHrlCs Dixie, after cunirrrng with ma Govern
mcnt Will probably return 90 Paris alone u yr;Ilu
whether the French Minister OF Commerce Is IN
cinud 10 widen the basis within the possible limits o
the concessions agreed 10 hy "a. Iirard II the EnE5h
delegates return To- Paris 10 Will not br 10 negotiate, but
10 raty bases agreed upon IN TINS preliminary in
tcrycw. Every thing tends o show that free trader
NJ Euuyrr member OF the Chamber ol Deputies IOr thc
BOuchrs in khOuc will succeed n. Irard'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Friday. Mo-


1t ia stated that naval expedition s preparing TO
chastse the rebeliOus tribes in southern Arabia.
Famine is feared in Northern Russia because OF the
failure OF the crops.
General Euenne has been appointed Provisional Gov
Susa and Kairwan. Large bodies of insurgents
reported tn be III the vicinity OF the latter place.
The Italian Government prohibited meeting OF Re-
pubicans and AntClcricals commemorate the ami
Versary OF the battle of Montana, which was to nave
been held at Rome, on the Sd inst
A law Ia published, at Vienna, extending the Austrian
system Of military service to Bosnia and herzegovina
new clerical organ The Journal de Rome, VIII ap-
pear I'm December published in French substitute
for the dCfuuc aurora There will be double manage
ment, one at Rome, the other ut Paris.
The King Greece has consented TO dissolve the Cham
Der of Representatives. The general elections, in which
the provinces viii participate, have been hNed lOr
the LIST of January.
TORONTO, ont, Nov. 4.-Liglt hurries OF snow fell
here to-day Eight inches reported to have fallen at
points in northeastern Ontario.
QUEBEC, Nov. 4.-The Marquis Of LOrne will leave Que
bee, on visit 20 England, tomorrow morning.
The Department OF Marine have received dispatch
stating that the Government steamship La Canadienne
f. ashore on White Island Reef. The Government steam
er David has gone to her assistance.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 4Sir Leonard Tilley and his Sec
retary, lett Tor Washington to-day
In Egypt The Hedja-, the native military organ, has
been suppressed for the publication 0 yruicn articles
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Dr. William w. Srcw is the nominee chosen
by the XXst Assembly District Irving Hall Convention
in place OF " Bourle Cochran, resigned
John Contrcll has been nominated for Civil
Justice the LIST District by the Independent Repnb
cans and Jndependrnt citizens II he can draw away
good The regular lie publican organization has not put
auy candidate IA the Held.
Cooper Institute was filed last evening the
occasion beng d GrccnblcR mass-mceting. George o.
Jones presided Speeches were made by gilbert De Ia
Matyr aud James H. Weaver X. Ireyenck' or Mich
gan, :. NJ lockwood. John Hooper and Dr John Law
occupied pO-itions on the platform.
Mayor Grace has sent a letter to the heads
Of all the city departments, stating that tbs fact has
been brought his attention oncialy that assess
mcnts are being levied for political purposes He calls
upon them to stop this and adds that he will receive
any complaint from persons IN the departments VINO
have been assessed for political purposes
At a meeting of several trade and labor or
gauzaons OF Brooklyn, hcld few days ago. an appeal
was signed by large number OF those present. urging
voters To exert themselves to defeat senator John G.
Jacobs. who II candidate for election In the lNth Dis
tended to increase The burden Of labor aud taxation re-
ccycd TIE support Of Mr Jacobs and dcnounccs him
as TIE tool OF bO,sism ana monopoly
A paper signed by many influential Demo-
Gratis OF Brooklyn appeals 10 the electors Of that city to
vote for Seth Low the Republican candidate Tor Mayor
The document states that Ia view " the extraordinary
powersgrcarr than ever before vested IN any Mayor of
Brookyn-whch Will be welded by the successful can
didac the importance 81 clcctln2 capable and trust
worthy man. such the Republicans nt Brooklyn have
! put In the field becomes apparent Democrats a,o
earnestly recommended To cust their votes for seth
| Low.
| The GrCcnback-labOr party OF Passalc
County, y. j., held convention at Paterson yesterday
The following the nominations made: For sheriff.
Michael j. OKeilley for County Clerk, George 4. Nc
Neil for Coroners james -. Harrison John Hines and
Edward OC0nnor, all Of Paterson. George Adams OF
Manchester ToGn4hlp received the nomination In the
1T assembly District, William RYcrson, " Paterson,
m the I'D Assembly District, and CharD, Walingcr of
Paterson, the MA Assembly District There was no
numnniIon mldo lor As-cnbymln ln the lNth Dlstuct
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS.

President Arthur was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
all day Yesterday only leaving it for short visit
10 his house in LexngtOn-ave. Among the callers
on the President in the morning was General W. 5.
Hancock who also visited the French guests at
their rooms Among Others who were received by
the President were Ex-Governor L. ID. Morgan, Col
lector Robertson Emory A. Storrs, of Chicago,
Judge Thomas Settle. of North Carolina, W. w.
Astor John X. Porter, John l. Davenport, John r.
'J2dGe Samuel Blatchford President Pot er, of
Union College, Thomas Murphy Clarence A. Sew
ard, George III. Forster, Stephen b. French, John A..
King James NJ Varnum, George NJ. Van Wort, w.
A. Darling, James Otis, w. l.. Bostwick, John f.
Onarles, Alfred f. Lee and Colonel Clark COster,
tie PensiOn Agent in this city.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
BISMARCK on GERMAN POLITICS.

BERLIN, Nov. i.-'Ihc Anti-Scmitic DeHtch
Tagbian announces that the Conservative Committee
telcgraphcd 10 Prince Bismarck that the Conservatives
in the eichsag viii continue to oppose the Progress
lists. Prince Bismarck replied, thanking the committee
for the telegram. and saying that he was gratihed for
any support In the struggle against the aims OF the Pro-
grcssst4, which pgeudlcal to the Emperor aud
to the Empire
The National Zclng ftatcs that Prince Bismarck re-
Gently entertained prominent Hebrew manufacturer at
Varzn at which time the Prince declared that he dc
cidcdy disapprOvCl the Judcnhetzc, and would never
entertain proposal 10 curtu the constitutional rBhts
of the Hebrews. He was he said naturally inclined 10
criticism OF the opposition, hut hc made no DISTINCTION
between his Christian and his Hcbrow opponents
in replying to addressed ana kilograms he wa5 ne sad
merely uctuaed by pOltcuCss. lie would nave tlhl,
larry acknowledged adhcsions OF the Progressists II
he had received any.
A dispatch to TIC Dtdiy Necs from Berlin says: a
report i3 that Rev Dr. decker has been re-
moved from his post as Court Preacher
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
COLORADO.

County officers will be elected in Colorado,
and at the time the citizens OF the state will vote
upon the question Of the permanent location Of the seat
Of government Each eecor is free to vote for place
IN the State The law providing for vote upon the capt
tai question passed last January accordance with
Sections g and Of Article VIII OF the Constitution OF
1876 Those sectiOus provide that the Legislature SHALL
in 1891 submit the question to vote of the electors,
aud that majority of all the votes cast shall be neces
sary to determine the location Of the capital II there
is choice at this election the question OF choice be-
tween the two places receiving the highest number OF
shall be submitted at the next general election.
When the seat Of government is determined upon, the
location cannot be changed except by twohrds vote
of all electors voting upon the question Until the capt.
tai is chosen the Legislature is prohibited from expend
ing any money for capitol buildings or grounds Ths
citizens OF Greeley wish 20 have the capital removed TO
that town. and have offered to raise 800 600 Colorado
Springs offers ten Of land In answer 10 these and
other offers attention called to the fact that the state
would lose much than this by having the seat
Of government removed from Denver, the temporary
capital About twelve years eight citizens OF Dem
offered the State 247 lots Including ten acres for
capitol grounds the condition being made In every case
except involving only one acre that the property
should revert to the dOnatOrs II the capital should be
transferred from Denver The State accepted the prop
erty under these conditions.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
ITLEGR1PHIC NOTES.


SUICIDE At ATLANTA.
| ATLANTA Ga Nov 4.-J. w. McGill committed
suicdc here odly By taking forty grains morphine
PINKEYE IN. OCEAN COUNTY NJ.
Tons RIVER, n. j.. Nov. 4-Ihc new horse di9-
ease pnkcvc made it appearance in the stables in the
AMURDERER HANGED
| JoNEsBoRouGH. Ga, Nov. T." lom" Belts col
STed e yss 5 @ sans e eGro made y ,p ior 9 III bis o @
EXkCuTIoN or HENRY KING.
PLATIsBURG n y, Noy The execution lI,, ,o OF
Prison on July ~ took pacc this morning the county jail
INDIAN oUTEAGEs N MEXICO.
! SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, IA dispatch from Tucson.
Arizona The APaehe' are reported 70 be eom@ing
| PRINCETON BOYS WIN AT FOOT BALL.
PRISCEToS, N J Nov TN the match game gam, OF 81,
! iouchdowns, ana the latter nothing
THE FUNERAL or CHARLES BENEDICT.
vac C2nn N0y dnG ae a, feFa e eeoS o
banks and stores in the city beng closod.
| LECTURES BY A NOTED HISTORIAN.
ITHACA. ~ " Nov. 4.-Professor Edward 4. Free;
man OF oxford uniyerslty England delye7Gi bis aeS3d
His numbers six lectures aud win DO completed next
| SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION ENCOURAGED.
! SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 4-Chares Croker pres-
dent Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company has given 10
bonds bedevotod TO original ill.,
/ vest g atoms the Pacific slope.
| DRUNKEN MAN KILLED BY THE CARS.
| PLAINFIEtD, n. j., Nov: t. Titus White while IN
adrunken condition stumbled the track IN front Of an e
noon and struck, thrown seventy feet and instantly
| killed
| A PRISONER BURNED TO DEATn.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 4.-Tbe Douglas County
jail at Roseburgh burned this morning and with IL
Charles Williams who imprisoned the day before Tor
larceny 1t supposed that he undertook TO burn his way
| out and the fire became unmanagable.
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
WUKEsBARRE. Penn, Nov. Al. V. Terry, OF the
firm OF Oliver T. Terry & Co, Philadelphia, arrested
here this afternoon while attending the sheris sale OF the
stock OF Mr. Knoll The warrant Issued the lDt0rn
on OF Mr. Knoll who claims that Terry committed perjury
In swearing that Knoll made certain representations
OCEAN PIER COMPANY DIRECTORS.
Long BRANCH N. j., Nov. 4.-The annual meet
in OF the Pier Company stockholders
held yesterday The old Board OF Directors reelected
with the exception Of Judge John Fitch and A. A. Dame
both Of Newl YORK. f. O. Shaer, Of NewYOrk and samuel
AZ. James Of Long Branch elected 10 Ill the vAnanees
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
AFFAIRS on THE IsTHMUs.

PANAMA, oct 17.-Mcrthauts, both foreign
and native ndi at the resolution Of the state
Government to Increase their taxes twenty-five per cent
These assessed monthly by boardcomposed OF
two merchants the Governor Of the state the Tax Col
lector and the DisrictAttoney. The assessments are
made arbitrarily and based on the amount OF bust
ness which each merchant il supposed to have trans
acted The increase IA general throughout the state. In
Colon LAST month"; the taxes were increased twenty per
cent; In santiago, Ncraguns and CheHsln hileeH per
cent, and m Lo, santos ten per cent. .
report reached here this morning mat Strike th
occurred among the canal laborcrs at GJtun and an
other at the hos pital which Is building this city. At
the latter place the police necessary 10 preserve
the chef OF Brigade from insult and violence The com
plant was that the Chief Of Brigade had reatcd the
men, while Ia Gatun the occasion OF the trouble was
reduction OI twenty cents per day IN the wages o tue
llLnrnrA
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
JOHN KELLY'S CONFIDENCE.

John Kelly was in his Office in Park koW
yesterday all day receiving host of callers MoSt oi
these workers who had called to receive thcIr III
structons. All seern"d in good spirits MT. hei'y
pleasantly greeted reporter OF THE TRIBUNE WHO
called upon him.
"Whst the prospects of Tammany Han III tho "p
preaching election 2" he was asked.
Excellent" Mr. Kelly replied. 81 have no uouo.
that the entire Tamnany county ticket will he eiecteu'
"What do you think will be the vote of inc Oo'in'S
DemOcracyp
Think il viii be the third in the race. The contest
for Surrogate and this will he the test vote VIII DC pe
tween Tammany Hall and the Republicans, anu N. UT .
Calvin viii he elected, unless the County DehuS,;"'
trade votes for Mr. Rollins in consideration Of receiving
votes for more of their candidates lH u,'i'
where they think they stand chance Of WINNIE LII,
What Is your estimate OF the number Of votes wlch
the respective organizations viii caGtl' .,,...o.
" estimate that Tammuny Han VIII east oS,Ouo 49,
the Republicans, -, ,OOO and the County Democracy,
81 900 40 900, think there will not he more t.n
10000 votes cast and they viii DC divided III thC P''
portion have given YOU
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE CANDIDATES IN ELEVEN STATES.

THE CANDIDATES IN ELEVEN STATES.
GENERAL ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN TwELvA
STATES ON TUEsDAY-FIvE STATES WILL
CHOOSE GOVERNORS AND EIGHT WILL ELECf
MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLArURE-PROPosED
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN FIVE STATES.
General elections will be held in twelve States on
tuesday, and in Kansas, Michigan and other States
county or municipal elections will be held On the
22d inst. Congressman will be elected in the let
Rhode Island District to succeed Nelson W. Aid.
rich (Rep.), who has been elected TO the United
States Senate. On Tuesday State officers will be
elected in Maryland Massachusetts,, Minnesota,
Mississippi. Nebraska, New-York Pennsylvania.
Virginia and Wisconsin,; but only in Massachusetts,,
Minnesota Mississippi, Virginia and Wisconsin will
Governors be chosen. Members of the Legislature
will be elected in Connecticut, Maryland. NJ 'ssa-
chusetts Mississippi, New-Jersey, New-York, Vir-
ginia and Wisconsin. Four vacancies in the
XLVIIth Congress will be filed in New-York, and
in Maryland Massachusetts,, Minnesota Virginia
and Wisconsin Cons itutonal Amen iments will be
voted upon. In Colorado county officers will be
elected and the question of the permanent location
of the State Capital will be votcdupon. Below will
be found the tickets in the several States.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
4 FALsE CHARGE REFUTED.

TO me MutUdt bfdfft NnftiifS ~ bif Ntif'
An UNSIGNED circular has been extensively
distributed among the members Of orr order charging
the Hon. Ira Davenport, the Republican nominee ior
state Controller with supporting the bill Of last winter
requiring mutual benefit associations throughout the
state 10 deposit bonds the amount of 100000 with
the Insurance Department
We, the undersigned, hereby cmphatically say IN re-
ply that the bill in question reached the Senate oi
which sir Davenport was a mcmber that the bill was
killed in the Assembly; that Mr.. Davenport never III,
rectly indirectly, supported II that to our personal
knowledge ne il firm and consistent Irltnu oi our
order and all mutual benefit societies OF Ike pilh
ciples OF beneyOlcnce and cooperative insurance.
{. NJ. HtRDENBuEGU.
Grand Reporter Knights OF Honor.
{. III. VOORHEES,.
Past Grand Dictator.
Corning, ". J., Nov. i, ISL.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
DEMOCRATS FOR SETH LOW.

The Independent Democrats OF Brooklyn
last night rallied the support Of Seth Low for Mayor
in large and enthusiastic meeting in the Music Hall,
at Fulton-s and Flatbnshave, Brooklyn. The majori-
ty Of the members the Central Democratic As-ocia-
tOu attended the meeting Among them were d. =.
Barnard, Dcmas Barnes, y. NJ steele, W. c. Dewitt,
Richard Lauer W. II. Greene, II. Harrington, ind W. H..
shipman
lEx-Supcrvisor Fleeman called the meeting 10 order and
ex-Ccngressman Demas Barnes made chairman He
poke of the frauds pcrpetrated under ring rule, and
urged the party support OF Mr.. Low FOR Mayor His
election would introduce In Brooklyn govern.
ment for Civil Service reform would follow d. +. Bar
nard then spoke and urged the Introduction Of young
men In politics Mr. Barnard referred to the bridge
stupendous Of fraud and corruption and said
that Mayor Howell had done nothing 10 hasten it, com
pletion.
CORPORATION Counsel W. c. Dewitt then spoke He
said II from democratic principles that he sup
ported Mr. Low for Mayor. The City Government was
corrupt IL could be- and thirteen years IN bis Office
had shown him many cases Of outrageous frauds. lie
had done hia Official duty toward W. &. Kingsley In the
matter of the Water Board and had fallen into disgrace
in consequence in the Democratic party.
Seth Low entered the hail while Mr.. Dewitt was
speaking and very loudly applauded. When he was
introduced the audience he spoke with much force
and feeling. In conclusion be said that he entirely
free accepting the nomination given him, and neither
influence him than good citizen.
If he became Mayor he would be be-
cause Democratic as well as Republican votes were
east for him, and II elected he would transact the busi-
OF the Mayors Office he did his private business
In BOwlingslp. Applause
The closing speech was made by Richard Taucr.
An enthusiastic meeting wag held in L3timer Han, In
Courtst last night in support of Mr.. Low, and many
Democrats attendance.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
MARYLAND.
sRenominated.

A Controller of the Treasury, members OF
the House of Delegates , onehalf of the Senate uD
and county officers VIII be elected In Maryland, and
Constitutional amendment will be voted upon The pro-
posed amendment mOdies Section of Article w OF
the Constitution Of 1867 to provide that all Judges
shall be elected in November Heretofore the judges In
Baltimore City have been elected on th1 third Wednes
day in October the date OF the municipal elections The
last Legislature Democratic by II majority In the
troller
PeDubIcn,t-Thomas G0rsuch. OF Frederick County.
Democratic Thomas Kcatiug, OF Queen Anne County.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
UNITED IN THE IXTH DISTRICT

The delegates from the IXth Assembly DIS
trict to the lid Judicial District Republican Conver-
tOn who have been talking Of running George b. Deane
r as an independent candidate for Civil Justice Of the
lid Judicial District, received letter from Mr. Deane
yesterday, stating that he thought it the duty Of Re
pubicans TO unite upon George W. Parker the regular
nominee. He therefore withdrew his name. The dele
CATION met last evening and unanimously approved Mr.
Parker. George X Westeried, also, declined yesterday
20 become an independent candidate for the Assembly
for the IXth Assembly District against Charles A. L.
Godey the regular nominee. This action leaves the Re
publcans united In the canvass for Assembyman and
Civil Justice from this district.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
THE FRENCH CABINET.

PARIS, Nov. Am the Chamber of Deputies
to-day NJ Ferry President of the Council said he wished
TO state the position of the Cabinet In regard to the In
terpellaons The Cabinet had always considered that
its powers would expire with the last Chamber The re-
solve retire from office, which would be carried out
whatever happened only adjourned In order TO reply
charges against It, In conclusion, he said that, pre-
retiring, he would give what explanations were
considered necessary and that the sooner the deDate
commenced the better The discussion was then liked Tor
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05

ex-Judge s. d. Morris, who recently gave uR hosy
TO Boss " Mclaughlin and uncondltOhany ln su md
dered j. Weinberg called the meeting 20 oru1n
General SlOcun was made chairman. Hsl VI "''
500 yice-presdens and 300 secretaries was reau ,o
General Slocum read speech inaudlDle psyomd syd'nt
footlight setting forth the reasons why te I that
they had been attacked IN both front ana rei'l i r
it their duty TO fight the Republicans III ,i;ia .o
W. B. Cochrane and General L. b. Barnum Whie Ill aaa.
COchrane was delivering very long speech, man ros
i'm the front seats and said If you plasc sir you are NOT
speang fur what we came here fur" and the speaker
thercfuon suhsdel
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
TWO CANADIAN ENTERPRISES.

OTTAWA, Nov. "A private telegram has
been received here stating that the American Canadian
European and Aslatc Cable Company which was char-
tered during the last session OF Parliament has COM
peed it's organizations 1t said that the company viii
lay two cables year. and during the present winter
will make arrangements for the construction OF lana
lines from Halifax Victoria.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
TIrNIS TO BE SEIZED.

LONDON, Nov. 5.--A dispatch to The Dday
Ncrs from Tunis says: at is stated that an army
% 600 strong 10 be composed of French volunteers Will
be forwarded for the purpose Of occupying Tuns Each
volunteer will receive fifteen hundred francs ha to be
paid his engagement and half mt the close OF ms term
Of service, which Is to be five years. twenty-five nee
tnres Of land in Algeria will be allotted to each
rnluu fnprp
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
SELElCCUSED or MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. About midnight OF
last night a giving tho namo Of Peter w. Abbott
surrendered himself TO the police and accused himself
OF the murder Of Samuel H. Cugst0n, at Valley Forge,
last spring 1t subsequently learned that the fcl-
low Is Christian Henzc an old thief, who has been In
the Penitontiary. He Is probably dcmened His story
Ia ftftl lalt. .gaI
New-York tribune., 1881-11-05
GENERAL sLOCUM EATING "CROWp

A Democratic mass meeting was held last
evening in the Brooklyn Academy of Music but failed
to elicit the interest applause expected. While a
brass band and fireworks called crowd in Montague-st
there were enough persons In the Academy iii all
OF the seats Many prominent Democrats were
upon the stage, and conspicuous among
them were General Ii. w. slOcum and