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New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE SITUATION IN ALABAMA.
LEY rELKGRAPH TO TIE rRIRuNEI

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-It Is reported that Paul
Strobach of Alabama. who was recently appointed
United States Marshal in that State, and whose ap-
pontmcnt was suddenly suspended, has gone TO
New-York, presumably to see President Arthur and
try to induce him to revoke the order of the suspen-
SION The same order affected two other Federal Oi
GERS in Alabama both collectors of internal rev.
enue.
In conversation with TRIBUNE correspondent
to-day prominent Republican who is thoroughly
conversant with the situation Of affairs in Alabama
said
AT the very outset of the present political
campaign IN that State know that the Republican
Congressional Committee was beset with difficult
ties arising from the personal ambitions and J'al-
ousies Of certain Alabama Republicans. These diff
cuties were fully explained to me at the time, and
know how well they were solved. Mr.
Strobach has been however, from first to last dis
turbng element and 10y his per lnaclty ne SO lar sue
cecded to secure an order Tor the renoVal OF tIee
OF the most efficient and energetic OinceIs IN me
State. | believe that the exposure already made
will prevent these removals. and | am fully conlI-
dent. from my knowledge of the purposes ol the
Administration. that so far as II Is concerned Ala
bama Republicans who hope i"r pollucal prefer
meut must stand by the ant-Bourbon movement IN
that State
1t looks to me" he continued, " rs though some
of the Repuhlican leaders IN Alabama are wiling
to be the tools of the Bourbon SirObach. under
stand. threatens 10 become an Independent RcpuO-
lican candidate for Congress III the Id District.
The IYth L.stIict, you will remember. Is the one
which was for five years mIsrepmsented N Congress
by Colonel G. NJ Shelley whose seat was vacated
at the last SESSION. In that district Judge
Craig 1s the nominee recognized by the
Republican Committee and by the ADMINISTRATION
short time ago. hOwcv' r, cOlorcd man, DE
Lamas. undertook to obtain standing rs an lnde-
pendent Republican candi ate lie went along the
railroad and picked up eighteen men who locked
themselves in a room aud pretended to hold con
obviously an appendage Of he Shelley movement
that it is helping Judge Craig, who, IN ny opinion,
is likely to win the race
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
ACTION OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

ACTION OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The County Committee of the New-l ork
County Democracy held a ratification meeting last nSht
AZ No. Union square John f. Develin presided ana
congratulated the returned delegates on the nominations
that had been made by the convention at syracuse
James T. Morrison offered series Of resolutions Whch
were adopted They approved the platform OF the STATE
Convention and repeated the sentiments OF that platform
on monopolies local seltgovernment and Republican
depravty. The candidates the Democratic ucket
were supported and Interference Of the Administration
ia state nominations was condemned l. u. schnaoel
spoke ia favor Of the resolutions. william Mitchell
offered resolution providing for ratification mass
meeting in which all tine Democratic ORGANIZATIONS
should unite. ,
Thomas Cosligan reported that it had been declded
that the primaries should be held Octohcr Sat I3O D.
M the County Convention at Cooper Union on October
T. at 3 y. m. and Congressional Conventions on
October l9 At The places for ne '0nsr, ssloal
Conventions were Il vcd follows: YIN District: NO
217 sprng--t; With District, No l73 Mad-onst; WIN
District, Gcrmania Hail. No. 293 Bowcry Nlllth
Dstric,. Nil,ag" Han, nj Bank and hudson
sts; IXth District. Wcnicls Assembly Rooms.
Forty -fourtl-st. between Eighth aud Ninth
avcs.: XIII District, Acade ny Hall. Third
ave. and Nlth District Brcvoori Han,
No l5f Fast Fifty fourih hs The leaders of the Assem-
ny districts directed 10 see that arrangements
made FOR the selection of one inspector from each
election dietiic.. II the organization was allowed cnIy
half tie Democratic inspectors.
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REPORT THAT BUrLER WILL DECLINE.
lnY rELEaRArn ~ ruG m8rsE.I


BosToN, Sept. 26-Jhe JOluRdl says "There
fl. a strong and growing feeling that General Butler viii
decline the Democratic nomination. This possibility IL
thus explained: Having received the nomination OF the
entire Democracy OF the state, he has become Demo
cra i'm the full sense Of the term BY thus having been
indor-cd be- Will be in such position, Il the next Pres
dent should bc Democrat, that without undergoing the
expense and trouble Oi contest that almost be' ond
doubt would end IN his defeat, he may, without
question or imputa ion % his political faith
accept Cabinet position, should 1t De rendered
him or breone power the distribution OF the Federal
patronage 90 De bestowed on tds-1chu-etts IdS mi
nation al, possible refusal 90 make the canvass FOR
Governor does no. come lfOm tuO-" WHO hod hl-i ON
c.al hc Democratic party ~ tuc state" bug
from men VINO have mad close political relationship with
the Genera aud are u posi- lon to understand thc aver
ling OF CIc rauH and icp the ptry Ihc General,
VINO rylug ease I'D the supreme Court TINS alter
uuol when asked py JJUIt report cr, stated that MS
reply the nOuce vi nomination would not b. ready FOR
-l-AD
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THE PINT LICK. ny. DISAsTER.
THREE MIN KILLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT

THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT
LOUISVILLE, KT., Sept 2G.-A COroner's
inquest was held TO dy the dead bo es Of TIE vcins
OF the wreck of sel Brohcr, circu-train, Oh Sunday,
hear Paint Lick. ami the following additional particulars
were learned: The train. which consisted OF twenty
cars was gonc grade OF ntytwo feet 10 the
mir from norgaus summit and there bcn- only tour
hrakcs IT became gcablc ana went az terrific
rate Of speed which either caused the track 10 spread
or the draw head pulled out and fel on the Track
THROWING the thrd from the engine over hc embank
mcnt tie other cars following Il was shown, however,
fa several brakes lad been removed by the Sc c- iu
Dr. 10 facilitate the loading %; wagons upon The
The following is the verdict Of the C0roner'- jury
We If the jury fAd that Benjamin case. JOHN Carer
ana Will. UAderWoOd % their death by the wreck
I'M. ol 20 traiu caused by Az unusual .atc 0f speed
Three men reI-tauty Killed, au. fourteen wounded,
two OF tm IL NOT three, being fatally injured All were
cfutoyr- tur circus. CXccp. ndcrH0 81, eighteen
wears ~ age. who lived iu Houu Vernon md w.o was
stealing ride. The following is the st ~ tuc sufferers
X K,d-3 Case PIft-uurg, Penn; JoGn Carter property
man. residence unknown, ANA Willis g.. Underwood,
MoJut Vernon Ky. NouDdcd-JpLn Turner, Lagrange
Furnace. internal miur c-; Abraham smith, tcllo.tdt
Memphis. slight D.ii-.- Green NtrucI colurtG itu-
phs seht bruises; Willis Btauf,rd Denver. col. frnc-
II-urv NcAfoc. Dallas. icX, Sigh, bruises; H. Young,
If Ilt,,9ooI. Tenn. sight injuries Robert Miller. Bluff
town Wis. chest bruised; CIarc- Mason. 'colOrcdJ
Tennessee lcft WHIT badly spraucd; JOAN Iyhc Cave
springs. scilp wound AID George Mcakcr Denver Col.
-lf r q ..-f
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
FOREIGN NOTES.
LoNDoN, Tuesday. =

LONDON, Ilt-IIy, -rpt. y, ~
Cetewayo has arrived 10 Cape Town. The smallpox
spreading there.
The French G1verumcnt has or crcd l1t the Egyptian
refugees 40 Hars,lllcs br sent back - E-tpL
The German Govcrnn intends 70 devote rs atten-
on 10 the execution OF project '0r the construction OF
"A cana connecting the NOrtu sci with the Ba.rc
The Emperor Of Austria has suosc,i Icd 100000 AS
for the relief Of the sufferers by the recent ool The
Iyrol
Earl Granville Professor Roscoe, Of oven. college.
Manchester and tie Chief Rabbi. Or Ad.rr have oiued
tue Lon- elbow Memorial Comm Tee.
dispatch from Athens says that the report u the
set, eiueut the rurcp-Grcek ironpr question oF the
surrender 10 Grcece Of whole frontier hNrd by tho
Internatioua. Commission. - officially co. hrnrd
A dispatch from Calcutta says: " Three members of
the salvation Army, VINO recently arrived here. lave
been are ed n order prevent riot which WIS I'M
r.lncur. Only tue contingent, Mulc1 dfiNcA mere
a short Time 4go, now az uDer y.'
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FRlGuEyrS or WEsrERN NEWS
FATAL sn00TING AFFEAY.

l.
HUTTON. ind, sept. 2G.-At O,sau, this county,
last lieh Martin 1haycr fatally shot by Geor-c ".
King i quarrel about the rent Of building owned by
IndNcr
EXECUTION OF MURDERER STAYED
OTTAWA, H., sept. 2G-lhc supreme touit 10
dav reversed tie decision OF iIc lower court ANA lc
naudrd the case OF james kyan no l. uuIcr ut"nce
OF death in Chicago FOR % murder committed ~ l-aJ
BURNED TO DEATH - HIS BARN.
CmCAGO sept. 26.-ln the town of Lake,
m barn and match lac, ory owned by Anton krcgrr
caught fire IN endeiNorng to rescue his horse. kuc-cr
f,- either kicked by the animal overcome by the
su,oEe and ws burned death. His dcath-struc ylcs
We, wine -scd by his ~ifc ana -lK children.
ItON STRIKE Al WTANDOIIE ENDED
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. Z6.-lhe strike among
the lron-Uorkcr- 40 W,andoue ls o. an end II has
l1.,,d ever since the Pt-burS strikers went ont last
epring. The men return To WORK al tie Old scale VI
wages.
A WONAS's TEMPERANCE CONNLNTioN.
NTTNFAp0II,. Mum, Scpt. 26.-luc sixth
annual convention OF the MOmdns Christian en-
pcraucc Union OF Mnnesota opened 10 tua Cis to-day
uou Will continue ~ ressiOn for three days
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE KHEDIvE AND HIS SUBJECTS.
A RECEPTION AT THE GHEZIREH PALAcE-A COURT
IyBJFCT5.

MARTIAL TO TRY THE REBELS.
CAIRO Sept. ga grand reception was held at
the GhezIreh Palace to-day by the Khedye. Nearly
@ thousand representatives OF different villages
were present. The Khedive refused TO receive
many implicated Pachas and Beys who came TO
profess loyalty and warned the Ulemas and other
high personages that they would be severely pun
shed If they relapsed into d.soyalty. The princi-
pal British officers with their stats were present.
General Wolseley, however, was lndisposed and un-
able to be present. The ceremony of the presenta-
ton one General Of the Grand Gordon Of the Order
Of Osmanli by the Khedve did not therefore take
place.
TIE Khedive last evening drove for an hour
through the Illuminated streets, and was wei re-
celved The Khedives Ministers will hold their
first meeting tO-morrow TO discuss the appointment
OF a court martial for the trial OF the rebels
The review of the British troops Is now uXcd for
Saturday next IL is expected that the Guards and
marines will leave here Immediately ter tho
review. RedOuins have cut the Fresh Water canal
above Neich
ALEx,NDRIA. Sept. 26-The British ironclad
Nlnoiaur wl 20 to AbOuklr Tomorrow 10 reemDafA
the marines th"rc. She thence proceeds 10 Malta
and joins the Channel ieeI
Arrests of men, suspected Of having been impli-
Gated IN the June massacres, continue.
CONSTANT OPLE Sept. 2O.-Daker Pacha, who
has been IN rusted by the Khediye wiki the task
of rcorglnIzing the ptan Army, intends pro-
posing To the khedive that he employ all the Eng
lish officers at present serving III the Turkish gem
darmeTe.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
rlKEYBAcK To THE FLAcE or MS THEFT

John Rlper. who stole from Benjann, Allen
& Goa wholesale f. clcra ia Chicago. $4,000 ia money
and sverwarc the value Of $1,000 taken 90 that
city yesterday by Of Pnkcrtons detectives. Earer
was formerly head bookkccpcr of the Chicago hriu,
AID IN that capacity committed the thcfts IL july The
firm gave Rapcr 800 auG allowed Inn laYc o abs nee
inr the ben nt Of bis heath. shortly alter us dc-
partur- bis rOhbero- were discovered lie was
traced - where he hId taken passage
under au assumed name by the steamship Dry0nla
for Glasgow lie arrested on the arrival OF thc
scau.ip az Grctuock ami was taken 10 scotland Yard,
London. An officer with cXtudt0n pdpcr- Was sent To
England. and identifying the prisoner, biod-ht .lm
1rk 10 thi. COIN r.. arriving here on saturday All
the Iyerwarc and about 1000 OF the money were re-
olDLL Lrl.n
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
N FAVOR OFF MP HELPS.

Republican primaries elect delegates
to the Congressional Convention Of the Vth
District Of New-Jersey were held on Mon
day night IN the eight wards of Paterson and
parts of Passaic, Morris and Bergen Counties All
the wards in Paterson except one elected delegates
favoring William Walter Phelps, who has a clear
majority of the convention. His rival is John Hi,
of Morris the present incumbent. The convention
will meet to-day. OF the III delegates, Mr.. Phelps
has G3 from Passac Coulty and 81 from Bergen; a
total Of 100 Mr. Hill has 5s delegates from Morris
County and II irOn Pas-aIc. one vote III Bergen
County is claimed fOr j. Wyman Jones.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

OF the Administration told we could have one OF
the other. and nobody else. That Will account LOT
Mr. Smvth's election"
Mr.. Carpenter said TO a TRIBUNE reporter that nc
bad positively declined 10 be candidate Tor re-
election as chairman because he did not tnmk IL
would be proper while he was r candidate on the
ticket. The officers of the committee were all
chosen from the Administration ranks. mere was
difference of opinion expressed as to whctheT lHe
officers of the committee who were elected were
such TO increase the chances Of the state ticket
Some of those spoken TO thought that the selection
have an injurious effect. while others considered
that the skill in political management
possessed by the chairman would be
OF great service in the campaign. the
Executive Committee will begin at once TO collect
money for the campaign. number OF the meinner-
OF the committee were IN consultation Win tle
President and Secretary Folger yesterday and thclr
advice as that of experienced poll'lclans, VIII ne
followed in conducting the canvass. John !:
Symth i said TO represent tho wishes ana views ol
OF the commit ee
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

The registration of voters for the coming
Stale election began yesterday in Brooklyn, and ut lSG
places the registry books opened from TO 10
and from 3 10 10 p The reports from the various
places OF registration were sent to the Police Central
Office promptly after the books closed They show
marked increase over the corresponding day o. last
year. though the number of voters registered IL not
great the year before that, when the contest for
President was going on. The next day Of registration is
October 10 The folio wing table shows the registration
yesterday compared with the first days Of lssl 1850
and 1873:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
A-rnIKE QUICKLY ENDED.
ppctprrov ToA.M. Sullivan

RECEPTION 10 4 ". sULLINAN.
WAVFRnTRY Conn. So, q. "a. VI. sullivan. VI.
p was fe,l..~l reception tonight There was parade
ulunIuation'
A STRIKE QUO CKLN ENDED.
HrDDrFOEp No, sept. 2G.-lh be- striking lasiers
NJ ,, .lo. factory Resumed wDik tn, morning Day com
pfouf .iug ou TIE advance asked
A.EWJEE-LI AGIID UL TT RAJ FAIR
PIAINFIlLD. y. j.. >cp. 26.-lhc i9ui ia annual
f . fe MON and Mddr-.x -rlcu turnl sDtIailOn De-
gan n t- iy day. over 100 horse. ~ entered III the
NFW GLAND CROP REPORTS, .
PORTSMOUTH, y H.. Sept. IO-Nui NlihStandihg
tn benns dfou OF July and August The (foI7 ia laIss
pol Ham plIe and western AhlLr Will WIN 10"
exceptions reach the average o. picctdAf )tii
INJURED BY Az ENrLO-I,C
LTBANOS. Penn. sept. &o-t Irfc was an cN-
p.oson ts morning al the torbook fln.'e Molten lfoh
water We thrown in every ton john -AA
wa severely burned tho eyes aud other cmrloJ es were
6Ishty scaldcl.
ARRESTED FOR INFAN1lQl'h. "
NOECEsTIE aas-.. sept -b.-John Appuil,
coloeL AMI llae Holden. whit are undet arrest hi'
pcndu- inv I'll fi1n the cause 81 The h'ah 81 h'
whose dead bO found to-day Scar IL Mas Ae"HlaFE
bca.ing Alb tbs name
FATAL ACCIDENT ~ \ LINEN MILL .,
FALL RIVER Mass. sept. 2O.-! De- driving Nnccl
which runs the mlt-p -punluI department 80 r l' i'ih
Linen MAl uuist this Ll0iuia John ii Aii az i"'ilL
c-ht "as struck ~ the dying fa4ucfs ana deu ia iN
uumchi. Thomas 4 OOc anu ailca L0"As "S4e S-sV a.
lu- eI, D4t uOI sc44Ousy.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
i FIGHT IN THE rREASURY DEP4ETHESE

washington, Sept. 2G.-An alteration took
,, h.. l,, M tine Treasury Department between Ap-
,,iptr,,ut Clerk Butler and =. g. Carter coloIcd
,p..-euaer. The difficulty WAS Of personal nature
and dd not cause surprise TO many OF the subordna'eS
f. Is reported that since entering upon ms present
5utt Nr Butler has bcen -rter tlmes on Tue .ris 81
yersvIll.l dIlie lilies WILL eA4.O! ~ VI '4o ~ '
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
FATAL FALL or THlETrfIgE FEET

KINGSTON, y. Y, Sept. pa fatal accident
o,,,.d at tine work. oil the Newark Lime and Cement
Comony in the lower portion Of the city here last even
ing Peter Ba.cn. the superintendent Of the company
stone breaker missed hs footing aud fell Leadlons down
the hute attached 10 the stonc-c ackcr lie IcH some
tbirt,-nve feet striking his head lie dcd late as'
i lie ua. the latncr OF Dr. George Bastch, "a lead
tf,, a.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Mr.. DILLON'S DISSATISFACTION
LONDON, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from Dublin

10 The Times says
IL Is reasonable TO surmse that the programme for
new az tai on Is not approved by Mr. Dl and that
al hOugh he has hitherto gwen way, bc u nG-posod 70
do now. feeling thai the limit Of cOmprOms - past,
aud that of deiuarcaiOD between hl- Phcy qua
OF his colleagues j. strongly mai k'a iAat no
cannot consistently with his 0f honor, pursue q
wnch is Judgment does NOT apprJfr Ihis sur
mise Is the more prOba llc because Mr. Onion nas puO-
cly declared n- dissatisfaction az what he calls mo
"mk-anl-Aater" policy, witch. u i understood, .
maOt of the leaders inclined 10 recommend Al tho
approaching conference.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
me WRECK OF THE WAR VESSEL PMG. ~

HALIFAX, n >, Sept. 2G.-H. NJ. ;. North
ampton arrived from the wreck Of H. ~ = Pu0niK. at
East Point F. +. L. bringing all the officers ami crew of
the wrecked vessel. When the Northampton left the
wreck slu iav the vessel still standing. All the
guns ore Ind materials had been saved and the
se, prop Her aud rudder nal been recovered. ihe
gines are m standing the vessel, which Il cd With
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
LOST on THE ILIrFATED ASIA.

COLLINGWOOD. Ont., Sept. 26.-Ihe body
Of A. duncan, OF Hamilton Ont, one O The passengr
OF the wreck Il steamer Asia, has been recovered Ghs
following additional names Of passc gers on tho
steamer: Jacques and Andrew Terry Julian Janan,
james md Felix Jandreau, Octaya YalIL. Peter Dunno,
Peer Rob-rgc. and Jr, Joseph La~ec aud Robert
BOrclle, ali Om the vicinity Oi ArhIDaska, Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
NlIscEILANEOrs NOTE.

PRoyIDENcE, II. l., Sept. 26.-The Demo-
cratic state Central Committee to-day elected j. b.
Barnabcc q member OF tine National Democratic Com
mltt,e TO MI n vacancy.
VrfcAN Y, sept. 3G.-The Oneida County Democrats
TODAY NON. mated Thomas d. Pendcd for sheriff. Henry
l!o-oo for Clerk and Theodore 5.COmstOck for COnmI
,loucr Of the PJot.
WuKrsB,RRE, Penn. sept 2G-The IIId Represcnta-
tive D-lr.c Democratic Cony nt.0n assembled iu Nam
ticol. To- ay william. H. Hines nominated Tor the
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
1 pRLSoNERS DARLNG ESCAPE.

Troy, \. Y, Sept. 2G.-The young house
breaker Thomas 5outer, who. it was reported jumped
from the steamer cry 0f Troy Oh sunday night while on
hs way the House OF Refuge, IN custody Of Deputy
sheriff White gained his freedom 10y novel means lie
lowered the captain yawl from the side Of the -teainr
proyslonrd aud appropriated tieprcser er ana an
umbrella all without being detected.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TIE nREGnN sENATORSHIP

SALEM, Ore, Sept GA ballot for United
states Senator was taken yesterday ana resulted o-
lows: Mitchell II Prm. 30 W. Carey johnson IL.
-ix Democrats voted WI, tuc Mitchell men, The secoud
ballot rcsul ,cd ike Tie Lr-t
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION IY MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO Sept. 2G.-The adoption is
formally announced by Congress Of The constitutional
amendment declaring thaC tine event % the dean n
removal the Pr ,ldent, his successor snail Do to
Senator who pr-sile The Sentte during le month
prccrdi tne W. ucy Wncu tle Senate - not In -e.-
SION the President OF the Permanent 90 nmttce VINO =
atcrua ey senator or Deputy is to succeed IN no
ease permanent vacancy the elections aie 10 D. heli
immediate 5. lltlerO the Cuiel Jus.cc mas Occu eK
otic Y
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
4 DECISION AFFIRnED.

ALBANY, Sept, 26-The General Term of
the supreme Court has lst affirmed the decision of the
special Term refusing TO make order direcung the
Superintendent OF the Insurance Department to Issue
certificates OF authority the Hartford Life and Annu-
nv Couptiv of Hartford. It's not known whether or
1t me company Nil carry the TO the Court Ot Ap-
.Ia
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
ob>ERV4uoAS or THE couEE

HAVANA, Sept. 26..-A large comet was seen
az the east end OF ht island OF Thomas tie 10Th
instant Il is probably the same comet which i now
visible here about O'Clock every morning Its tail Is
nook .s!ilrcd. AID l- over twtufy degrees n-.
KEY Wis., Fla. sept 20 A most br.l ant comet mas
been visible here the kea eye FOR ne t- ten days
about 4 u e. jcA IN the InOruin- bearing east
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
A FOLGER AND CARPENTER CLI1B.

The Twelfth Ward Republican Association has
formed "A Folger and Carpenter Campaign Club
with headquarters al OAe-hundred- -and-lenth-st.
and tic Boulevard. Twenty-Five men have signed
the roll and the officers Charles G.. Cronin,
president Joseph LLOYD and lh omas Banks. vice
presidents; LOus Franz, treasurer; and Alfred
4 -l..L
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
4 NOVEL WAY or EADLNG / STRIKE

BosToY, Sept. 26.-The boys who struck at
the souerye Glass WORKS Monday, for an Increase II
pay all returned 10 work today in consequence Of the
threat OF the Ce II Ponce, that otherwise, lie wold
compel tLeH. " gO " school,
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
NIP AT,VORD NOT A CANDIDATE.

To the EdttOr of Ihe TrtbEHc.
SIR: Your paper Of this date says that " failed
Of a renomnation." / have persistentiy declined
tle same for more than three months. am for tAc
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

The report the encounter magnihed at first 80 as
70 represent that Butler had been seriously Injured
later and better from Mr. Buffers friends TO
night however indicate that only three or -FOUR DlOWS
were exchanged the first one coming from Butler
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
SWEARING IN ELECTION INSPECTORS.

The qualification OF Inspectors of Elections began
yesterday at Police Headquarters j. j. O'Brien,
ChIet of the Bureau Of Elections, swearing in the
applicants. the majority of whom appeared IN the
evening. OF the Republican Inspectors SO quail
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
ARRANGEMENTS FOR A MAsS-MEETIYG.

The Lincoln Club, of which Fire Commits
missioner Cornelius Van Cott IL president, has made ar
rangcments for Republican mas--meeuAg at
Cbic,erug Hall on the evening of October >. EN-.oy-
cfnor Cort aud Parscr OF NcWJcrcy, Las bccu invited
to deliver the address
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Republican ticket, from Folger to and including
Gcddes l. U. ALNORD'
Syracuse Sept. 90.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
MORE FORGERY DISCOVERED

ANOTHER PROXY SECURED BY FRAUD.
HOW JUDGEA. p. SMITH CAME TO BE REPRESENTED
IN THE STATE COMMITTEE BY WILLIAM j. MON
TANYE-A EoRGFn nIspATCH 10 MR YROOMAN.