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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-01
A Horrible Hanging In Georgia.


MACON, GA, November 30.-Ambrose
West (colored), about eighteen years old,
who was convicted OF the murder Of James
Monroe, in Worth county. September 18th
last, was hanged to-day at Isabella. the
county-seat, in the presence Of 1000 spec
tators. The first attempt 10 hang the muir
derer was a horrible failure, the rope
breaking. After the lapse OF an hour the
moose was again adjusted and the trap
sprung, death speedily following the fall.
West stated that he committed the muir
der. with the aid Of several accomplices.
and named them. He said he was prepared
to die, and that he was going to Heaven.
on the night Of the murder West waylaid
Monroe and struck him on the head with
Il heavy maui. Two witnesses happened
to see the deed. and on his trial he was
speedily convicted.
The cases OF Smith, in Hancock county.
and Lowry, in Appling county, both OF
whom were sentenced TO be hanged to-day,
have been carried to the supreme Court.
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SuExccuiion i'm California.
TRv telcgranb 10 The DispstchJ

by ttNEIdlh ~ tiiN i'4'P-NtAA.I
SAN JOSE, CAL, November 3O.-Joseph
Jewell. one of the three men who last
March murdered w. =. Rensder in order
TO get possession OF his earnings, amount
ing to S24, 1000, was hanged here to-day.
He said 81 don't know how | came TO
commit the deed. 1t was not for money.
/ never needed that. 1t is mystery that
only God can explain" When the black
cap was put on he said: "Put il on square.
You've cot it twisted" His neck was not
broken by the fall, and several seconds
afterwards he made an effort as il to raise
himself uD. and cried out, con" In ten
minutes he was pronounced dead. Or his
two accomplces, one turI ed States evil
dence and is now serving out light SEN
tence, and the other is under sentence OF
dC9th
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Negro yyife-Murderor Hanged.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispaichl
SHREVEPORT. November 30.-Richmond
Stuart (coloYeO was hanged to-day for the
murder OF his wife. in the presence OF fully
four thousand people. mostly colored.
Many colored people came from places hun
dreds of miles distant. Stuart mounted the
scaiiold firmly, leading in prayer and Civ
ing out hymn himself, and asking those
present to Join. He proclaimed his limo
cence. The trap was sprung at II NJ, and
Stuart was pronounced dead after ten min
utes. The fall was about eight feet. His
neck was broken. and only one or two ner-
yous twitches were observed after the drop
fell. just before the hanging Stuart called
his cousin to the gallOws. and bidding him
goodbye directed that his body be buried
on Egypt plantation, where he was born.
Everything passed off quietly and orderly.
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BURNETr'S COCAINE. the best and cheap
est Embarrassing. 1t kills dandrull, allays
irritation, and promotes a vigorous growth
Of the hair.
Burnett'S Flavoring Extracts are inyari-
ably acknowledged the purest and pest.
4 little New York girl twelve years Of
age, while on her way to school Tuesday,
was given whiskey by some older COM
paniOns and became intoxicated. A po-
liceman found her wandering about in this
condition and took her TO a hospital. where
she now lies suffering from the effects OF
the liquor.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORz, November 80 Cotton quiet; sales,
III bales; upands, 10 9-l6c., Urletns.
10 l3-tGc.; weekly net receipts. 2,2OJ
bales; gross 97947 bales: cSports-to Great
Britain. S.JO6 bales; % the continent. 1892
bales: sales. l.2SO bales: stock. l93.s27 bales.
southern flour steady and quiet. Wneat-Spot
steady and without much change; ungradtd ned.
SOc.msl1q; uugradcd white S3c.Gssl.1O; No.
. red. December. > .ll@s Al. L.. COrn-spot al
i5c. better: ungrlded. J9dGjc., No. 2, G34c :;
december. G9lc. oats sGRc higher closing
weaker: No. 2.374c. Hops hrm aud unchanged.
CoAce-SpOt fair; Rio duh and nominal ~
sl2.jO; No. EiO, spot, slO.sO; December.
SlO.1O. sugar about steady ana in moderate de-
mand refined steady; C,6hd 6ac.: extra 4, O'sta
exc; yellow, 9 a. &C.; OF 4. 7sa Tsc.; siand-
ara 4, Z e-lGn7Sc.; confectioners \, To; cut
loaf and crushed, 9@9i &C.; powdered. s4MSbc.;
granulated. Lice: cubes. sc. AOlasses fairly
active and barely steady: New Orleans. f5@ 57e.
Rice steady and in moderate demand. CottOn-seed
oil UNCHANGED. kosin steady Iurpeniine duh at
3Gc. HIDE. firm and fairly active. Wool quiet
and unchanged. Pork active and again higher !;
mess. spot. Sl4.2J. Middlcs nominal; long clear,
o.. lard ljNlSc. higher, closing wen6, vest
crn steam. spot. $50 tgsc.SO; December, sc.OtN
Ss.oS. lrCi-hts dull
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NEW BLOOMFIELD, MISS. f,

IdUUtfN = IN0T. \
Genticmcn,-I have been suffering For the last
five years with severe itching all over. | have
used mp four bottles OF your Hop Bittcrs, and ~
has done me more good than al the doctors
medicines that they could nsc on or with me.
avn old and poor, but feel 10 bless yon for such q
relief from your medicine and tormen, of the doe
tors. have had fifteen doctors ~ me. one gave
me Hiteen ounces of solution OF arsenic; another
took four quarts Of blood from me. All they could
tell WIS that u was skin. sickness. Now after
these four bottles OF your medicine. am well, and
my skin Is well. clean, and smooth a ever
HENRY kROCHE.
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a Convicted Prisoner Attempts Sui.
eide
fBy Telegraph to The Dlspalch.I

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
New YORK. November 3O.-Robert Hen
r., who was sentenced by Judge Benedict
in the United States Court on Wednesday
last to two years imprisonment in Auburn
prison, to-day attempted suicide by cut
ting his throat with pen-knife in Ray
mond-Street jail, Brooklyn. Henry was
convicted OF attempting to dcfraud the
Government by drawing the pension Of his
deceased brother as guardian Of the son
and daughter OF the latter, whom he ne
elected to care for. The boy died recent
", and was buried at the expense Of the
county. The man, however, sought to
procure alleged expenses Of the funeral,
and this was followed by discovery Of his
crime.
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KALANAzoo. Mich. Febru,rv ,. 1880.

KALAMAZOO, MICfI., February ,. 1850.
know Hop Bitters Will bear recommendation
honestly. All who Use them confer upon them the
highest encomiums and give them credit for ma
King cures-all the proprletors claim for them. I
have kept them since they were FIRST Offered 10 the
public. They took high rank from tie first. aud
mainilined II, aud are more called for than all
Others combined. 50 long ~ they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness shah
continue to recommend thcm-some;hlng | have
never before done with anv other patent medicine.
ID. BABCOCK, VI. ID. and Druggist.
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Weeks Failures.
IBv teleeraph to the Dispatch. I

by itltEIipu ~ tiif Di0ialtusl
NEW YORK, November 30.-In the last
seven days the business failures through
out the United STATES and Canada number
2i2. as against pa the previous week. The
failures continue to be light in New Eng
land and the Middle States. and numerous
IN the western, southern, and Pacific
States. and i'm Canada.
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4 Mothers Terrible Decd.
lBy telegraph TO the Disratch.I

lBy telegraph 10 the Disraich.J
BALTIMORE. November 30.-About noon
to-day Mrs. Rial, a married woman. living
on Biddle street, cut the Threats OF her two
Girl chilGfen, aged respectively four years
and eighteen months, and then cut her own
throat. Both OF the children soon died,
and the mother, though yet alive, is not
expected TO survive. She says she does not
want 10 live. Domestic inielicity was the
cause. The family occupies good posi-
ton. Mrs. Rail is about twenty-eight
xearS old
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CEDAR BAYOU. Trx.. october %. 1882

CEDAR DAYoU, TEN. october 2s. 1882.
have been bitterly opposed 10 any medicine not
prescribed by physician OF my choice. My wife,
hfiy-siN years old, had come by degrees Of disease
TO slow undown. and doctors failed to bcnea
her. | got bottle Of Hop Biitcrs for her. which
soon relieved her in many ways. Ny Kidneys were
badly affected, and took twenty doses. and found
much relief. | sent % Galveston for more, but
word came back. None IN ihe market. 50 great IL
the demand. Int got some elsewhere. II has re-
stored both Of u to good health, and we are duly
grateful Yours, j. T. 1AGET,
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SURE LINE.

- Our strong line Is the clothes line. on that
Zine we hang our reputation and make our
-stroucc.t fight. Because we put our brains,
-expcrience and money into the production Of
that stock, and It's matter Of honest pride
10 excel in whatever we undertake. People
who deal with us always get ful value and
-Laye the pleasure Of making their selections
from the FINEST LOT OF CLOTHES in
this city, but as truly elegant as there is any
where in tie country. To-day brings four
of the NEWEST YOUNG MEMS THREE
TUITION CUTAwAY SUITS. The goods
- came In rather late, but we're so pretty we
concluded to make them up. Why not drop
-in to see them? Entertainments in all the
-newcst shapes.
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COMErnING FOX EVERYBODY.
READ, MARE, AND ISwARDLY DIGEST
AsuErRSu.u, Mass. Ja,uav,a. 1890

] have been very sick over two Year,, aud was
given up rs past cure. tried the most skilfu ply
sielans, bat they did not reach the worst part. Ny
lungs and heart would al mp every night and dis
tress me very tad. told my children never
shouId die in peace until had tried Hop Bi,ters.
took two bottles. They helped me very much In
deed. took two more; and am well. There was
lot Of sick folks here, who saw how they cured
me. and they used them aud are cured. and feel as
thankful rs do. Mrs. JULIA q. CUSHING.
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GUNS, GUNS.

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
L OF MERCHANTS AND SPORrSMtN "a my
large stock OF GUNS--BREECH- and hJZZLE-
LOADING GUNS. both double anc single, FL
FILES and PISTOLS Of almost every Kind, and
SPORTING GOODS generally. Also, agent ior
the safe OF the celebrated DEAD-siIOT POWDER
aud all other brands made by the American Pow
der-mIlis. Il. W. TlGNOR, Gun-Dealer,
&C 3l-lm 1872 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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An ARRAY with burglars.

fBy telegraph % The Dispatcb.I
SHELBY, o.. November 30.-An attempt
TO arrest four burglars this morning re.
suited in the shooting OF man named
Marshall and baggage-master, and Toe
killing OF two of the burglars. The other
two were arrested. Marshall and the bag
gage-master were severely wounded, but
may recover.
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Elevator Burued.

10y Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I
LRAvENwORTH. KANSAS. November go
The elevator OF the Kansas Central railroad
was burned last night. About 10000 BUSH
els of wheat and barley were consumed.
The buildings cost $4,000. The contents
were insured to about one third Of their
value.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORk

NEW YORK. November 30. 1853.
stocks opened firm aud hishcr, with an advance
OF IA ~ Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, and
Changers being the fatt,ircs. Before midday re
action Of A0F took place. Western Union and Ca
madam Pacific leading The decline WIS soon re-
covered. and during the greater part OF The after
noon re market was quiet ami irin. In the last
halfhOur Of business speculation became active
and comparatively buOyln'. Prices rose aMlM.
the whole list participating In the advance.
Trunk-line shares were especially active. Canada
Southern sold mp az New York Central Lake
shore. l'S Erie. e: Lackawlnua, -; Northwest,
e: 81 Paul, .; Louisville aud Nashville. I ore
gOn Trtnscontiucntal. /; Manitoba. l. Omaha
preferred. l. Union Pacific Wabash prefer
red {. TIE market closed at or GEAR the best prices
OF The cay. when are sMIa above Wednesday
closing. Purchases Of trunk-lIne shares late in
she day are sad To be FOR Vanderbilt account.
Sales, 2l2.OOO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 30.-NiTg1nia G's. de-
ferred. l.; consolidated ass new lO-f0s. 80;
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Controlling the Manufacture OF Cur.
trid.cs.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

I'l 70 'Il' I7NI'II'I
New HAVEN, CT.. November 30.--It is
reported that the Winchester Arms Com
pany, OF New Haven, the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company, Of Bridgeport, and a
large cartridge company in Lowell, have
combined, and will in the future act toge-
ther as n syndicate, controlling the car
ridge-manuiacturing industry of the coun-
fry
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Weather propbet Dead.

lBy telegraph IN the Dispatch.
ST. LOUIS, November 30.-PIofcssor j.
II. Tice. the well-known weather prophet,
died suddenly this morning at his resi-
dence, in Cheltcnham. a suburb Of this city.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING rs
NOrfOlk's Budget.

Norf0Ik's budget.
fIRk-RChoREp REslGNATI0N-PETITIoN FOE
CHANGE or CHARTER.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 3O.-Three
frame houses were destroyed bv fire in
Berklcy last night. One was insured.
1t is reported to-day that Judge Goodwin.
OF the Corporation Court Of this city. has
rendered his resignation.
fe'ltions are being signed all over the
city praying the Legislature to repeal the
Norfolk city charter.
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KAnOKA. Mo. ErhrnarY o. Is


purchased five bottles Of your Hop Blttcrs Of
Bishop & co. last fall for my daughter who had
been sick for eight years, and am well pleased
with the Ditiers. They did her more good than an
the doctors or medicine she has taken, aud have
made hcr perfectly well and strong.
WILLIAM +. MCCLURE.
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piuN kR AND CONDUCTOR OF A Cincinnati
sTREET-CAR FOUND FATALLY WOUNDED IN
THEIR CAR.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
CINCINNATI, November 3O.-At O'Clock
TINS morning n street-car was found bv a
pedestrian standing still in the Wanut-IIill
section OF the city. As he approached the
car n man stepped from it, fred shot. and
ran. The driver and conductor OF the car
were found on the floor bleeding and IN
conscious. The car was driven to the sta.
Dies by its finder, who called surgeon.
The men remaining unconscious. Their
wounds, hcing in the abdomen, are SUP
posed to be necessarily fatal. There are
no Witnesses TO the shooting. but parties
who got of that car before the shooting tell
OF quarrel between the conductor and n
passenger. and this passenger is supposed
to be the man who did the shooting.
THE MYSTERY CLEARED.
Harry Sbafer, a Young man in the en-
ploy OF Merrie, Nerhagc & Co., has been
arrested, and confessed that be shot the
men. lie says he had been drinking hut
was not intoxicated; that the conductor
quarrelled with him about his fare. and
threatened TO whip him at the end OF the
route; that the conductor and driver at
the end OF the route assaulted him. and
that he fred in self-deience. The driver.
John Cosgrove. who has since died. made
an date-mortem statement that Shafer was
fighting in The ear with The conductor. and
be tried to help the conductor. when shafer
fred. Swift. The conductor, may recover.
lie says that Shafer was drunk and refused
to get oil at the end OF the route: that he
tried to put him OF, whereupon Shafer be-
can frinr
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\. SAKS & CO..


mo sol
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WALuEND, KAN, december 8. 1851.
7 write 20 infor youwhat great relief got from
taking your Hop Bitters. Twas suffer- gwilh neu-
ralgia, dyspepsia. neryols debility. and woman's
troubles. A few bottles have entirely cured me
and am truly thankful for 80 good medicine.
Mrs. MATTE COOPER.
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Ieaer.ou Hecoycrs His Voice.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI. November 30.-Josoph JEFF
ferson arrived here last night. His voice
has returned. and he Is in fair way to-
ward recovering its full use.
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Fatal Railroad collision I'm France

by cable To the Dispatcb,I
PARIS, November 30.-A collision oc-
CURED on the railway near Saint MeeD.
Department of IIle-et-Yilaine, yesterday, by
which eighteen passengers were killed.
and fifteen seriously injured.
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TAx.PAYERs. TAKE NOTICE.

Dr. ]. =. Gillian. treasurer Of Chesterfield
county. or deputy, will be in the following dis
tricts at the lime and place specified 20 collect the
taxes, according TO law:
DAiE.at COURTHOUSE, 10Th, 18Th, l4TH-
2qIII. and 3OTH Of NOVEMBER.
GLOVER HILL. AZ OWNS SIORE' 10TH
IGTII. aud l7TH Of NOVEMBER.
MIDLOTHIAN. at BAkEH'S STORE, 18TH,
2OTU, and 2lsT Of NOVEMBER
BERMUDA, WGNFREEs STOKE, I'D Z5D'
and path Of NO VENEER. -. az,
MANCHESTER, JONEs'S STORE, 22D, 23d,
and PAIN of NOVEMBER. -.
MATOACA, WADE'S STOKE, 21TH, 18TH
and 20TU Of NOVEMBER. ,.,,,,,.
VILLAGE or MAT0kCh, CO.'S OFFICE,
Both OF NOVEMBER. no9 tDel
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GrrNAnA. Miss. November 3. Il

IEENAIAf 1II.Ns' NUFtIHUFT % INfvs
Ny daughter, now young mother, Is using your
Hop Biiicrs, and Is greatly pleased with the bene-
fetal effects on herself aud child.
ID. ID. MOORE, Proprietor Actc South.
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MILTON. DEL. Fehrnnry 10. $3.50.

Being induced by neighbor To try!fIop Bitters,
am weIl pleased with u as tome medicine. IL
having 50 much improved my feelings and bene-
nted my system, which was very much out of tone,
causing great feoblencss for years.
Mrs. JAMES BETS.
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PERSONAL.

IF ANY MEMBER OF THE FIFTY
FIFTH MAssACHUsETT REGIMENT VOL
UNTEERs iCoLOREDl Will address W. REY-
NoLDs, ESD, Georgetown, d. G., he win hear
something 10 their advantage. no 25-ots
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Ny bcttcT-half Is firmly impressed with the idea
that your Hop Bitters Is the essential thing 10
make liie.bappy. -. PoPE,
secretary Plaindoaler Company
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SALES REPORTnD TO sECRFTAhY.
FIour.
by Telegraph.

Flour We quote: hive, s3@s3.50; superane
sS.2J GeS.75, eNtra,e4. 75@sf.90, family, s5gG
f5.2j laleni iamilv sbot6.2j.
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I.nYrL,cK. No. ecntemher 1l1

LONE JACK. Mo-. September Il. 1879.
| have been using Hop Bitiers, ana have received
great benefit from them for liver aud kidney
complaint and malarial-feycr. They are superior
70 al other medicines. IN. BARNES.
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FINANCIAL.
CK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, November 80. 1883.
SALES-FIEsT BOARo.-3O0 Virginia 1910
coupons. old. at 564; 900 Richmond city IS at
11ji,. 1000 Virginia new g. n, j3's.
SECOND BOARD.-25O.33 West Virginia de-
ferrcd n ) eco Virginia l0-fO coupons. new, 1T
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH, January Al. 1880.
have used seven bottles Of Hop Bitters. which
have cured me Of a severe chronic difficulty OF the
slineys called Brights disease by the doctors.
RODNEY PEARSON.
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GREENWICH. y. y. February II. 1851.
Hop Bitters are the most valuable medicine I
ever knew. I should not haycaay mother now but
for them. HENRY KNAPP.
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Dear Sir: have used four bottles ~ YOUR Hop
Btters, and they have cured me. | had diarrh0i ,
dyspepsia, aud chronic inflammation Of The bow
els, and was eddy IN the head. and nervous.
FRED. THUSsBERCEE.
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I Hop BVftrS fOWpUHV'
| Sirs,-I was given up by the doctors 10 die or
| scroflla-cOnsumption. Two bottles Of YOUR BIT
| tiers cured me. They saved my life. and am
| grateful. LEROY BREWER.
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TO TAXPAYERS.
TO TAXPAYERS.

Two TAA-PA1ERS.
As counsel for several holders OF NIkGiNiA
BONDS. have number Of 1AX-RECElN ABlf
COUPONS, which am instructed 20 ofier upon
adyantageous terms 10 persons wishing 10 ust
them In payment Of taxes In the mode prescribed
by the Kiddebergcr laws. Address
- RICHARD J.. MAURl,
Attorney at Law, lob Main street,
no ls-lm upstairs.
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH January 81. 1879.

BATTLE CREEK. MICH, January 81. 1879.
Gentlemen: Having been Afflicted for number
Of years wish indigestion and general debility, by
The advice OF my doctor used Hop Biiiers, aud
thcy afforded me almost instant relief. am glad
10 be able 20 testify in their behalf.
mo- G-TuThfwl&saIm THOMAS g.. Knox.
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The House, fOltN-cl-hth Non-ltsN, VIII
assemble in caucus at the hall OF the House
81 Representative at 1880 i. NJ. Of Satur-
day next tOnominate officers OF the House"
TIE OUTLOOK LAST NIGHT.
WASHINGTON. November 3O.-An import
ant incident OF the speakeTship contest to-
daY was the action Of the New York dele
cation with respect to Mr.. COX's cand-
dacv. That the vote OF the delegation was
considered important not only IN rs direct
relation TO C0X's fight, but in its bearing
upon Randalrs chance, was evident IRON
the fact that until the result OF the New
York conference was made known Randall :
Iieutenants would only AK in the most
general terms Of the situation. Carlisle's
friends, however, appeared 10 look for
nothing from New York, and had only GU
riOus interest I'm the result Of the confer
ence. They said they could win without
the vote from either New York or Penn
sylyania. The New York men bad an in
formal meeting in the afternoon, ut which
nothing was determined. This evening
another meeting was held in the room adj
Joining COx's headquarters ut Wlllards
Hotel. Twenty members were expected
10 attend. but only sixteen put III an alI-
pearance. The session lasted more than
two hour, ana Cox announced rs 'hc re-
suit Of the meeting that the sixteen mem
bers present would support him IN his night.
II was learned. however, from members
OF The delegation that upon proposition
10 vote for Cox until released by him from
any Obligation 10 DO so only eleven votes
were east 10 the affirmative. The other
five members present would NOT pledge
themselves 10 vote for Cox throughout. al
though they expressed their willingness to
ONTO caucus "a his supporters. Tbesecond
choice Of those five, II Is understood, Is
Randall. Cox said tonight, after The
meeting OF the New York delegation, that
he was still ia the fight. He spoke with an
assumption Of cbeerfuiness, but with some
apparent bitterness OF his experiences In
the contest.
Dir. Carlisle's forces received several ac-
cesslons to-day, some OF them unexpected.
One vote from Florida and one from
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. September 3. 1880.

SPEINGfIfLD, LII, september ). l-SO.
Gentlemen have been taking your Hop Bticrs
and received great help from them. will give you
my name as one # The cured sufferers.
Mrs. MARY =. STARR.
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4 nEM0CRATIC CAUCrs.

General W. :. Rosecrans has issued the
following: THE Democratic members OF
The House, Forty-eighth Congress, will
assemble in caucus at the hall OF the House
81 Representatives at 1880 j. NJ. Of Satur-
dsv next tOn0minate officers OF the House"