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Perils of the Sea.
CAPT ALFRED GAsrON's ACCOUNT OF DISASTROUS
voYAGE-THIRTEEN LIVES LOST, INCLUDING 4
MOTHER AND FOI-R RARES

CAPT. ALFRED GAsTON's ACCOUNT OF A DISASTROUS
VOYlGE-THIRTEEN LIVES LOST, INCLUDING
MOTHER AND FOUR BABES.
HALIFAX, n. s., Sept 1S.-Capt Alfred CASTOR
OF the bark Brittanta, before reported wrecked.
makes report, in which he says: ave sailed from
Morant Bay, Jamaica, for Montreal. August 10th,
On the 18TH ult. storm set In, lasting until the
2lSt, and the vessel lost her sails. On the 2Sth
severe gale carried away portions of the bulwarks
ana TWO sails, ana Seaman Lewis Smith fell from
the main yard to the deck, breaking an arm The
dreaded vicinity Of Sable Island vas reached on
tne AFTERNOON OF Sunday, the 221 ult., and next
morning the vessel struck on a sand bar In the
afternoon westward bound bark approach ed
close TO U.S. but took no notice OF our signal OF dis
tress The succeeding night and day were spent
IN great danger, the sea becoming turbulent and
frequently washing over the ship. Lewis Smith,
the man who had broken arm, was carried of the
raised platform on deck, and was not seen after
wards. The water pouring in below had forced
up the plank1ng OF the deck, ana continuing to
rise compelled my wife and four children and the
crew 10 take refuge on the top OF the after house.
On tuesday afternoon, the vessel beginning to
Dreak up, all hands took to small raft that had
formed Itself of floating wreckage. Hardly had
the people got on this, when heavy sea washed
on every SOUL and the captain and eight men were
the only ones that regained 1t. Two OF the little
chldren were picked out OF the water alongside
immedlately il after but expired in few minutes
from exposure and fright During the night and
following morning five others were lost In a sfmi-
Lar manner, and when day broke there were four
lett These found themselves to be about three
miles from land, and about ten O'Clock q boat put
out and took them ashore. Thirteen lives were
lost, including Mrs. Emily CASTOR, aged IS, OF
Shortham, England, and four children.
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The Validity OF the Shaw Assfgnm enl
Sustained

COTTON, NY, Sept ia trial has Just termi.
mated here similar to the one recently had in
Hamilton county. which involved the question OF
the validity Of the assignment OF f. Shaw & Bros
TO Ferdinand A. Wyman. MeSsrS +. Shaw &
Bros and Mr. Wyman were represented by Sena-
tor Herman, OF Utica; Messrs Dart and Erwin, OF
Potsdam; Judge Anibal, OF Worthwhile, and Mr.
George w. Morse, OF Boston. The attaching credit
ors were represented by MessrS Post and Robin
son, and the sheriff by Judge Abbott The cass
was fully and ably tried, and the jury rendered a
verdict sustaining the validity of the assignment,
and assessed the value OF the property attached
at $l1S 14l.
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TIE REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK IN MASSACHUSETTS,
1t Is generally conceded that large ma a1ority of
the delegates to the Massachusetts, republican
convention tomorrow are for Pierce for governor
as first choice. and that in ordinary years he
but there will be some very bitter opponents OF
Pierce, who will urge that his license views, his
vote against counting Louisiana for Hayes and bis
frequent expressions OF independence OF party
ties viii greatly weaken him with the voting
masses II there Ia an important opposition the
Pierce men Will undoubtedly transfer their votes
70 Congressman Robinson
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baltimore. September ls-virginia SKIES CONSOLE
daIeu 45 new l0-4Os. 33H North Carolina ixes old
BALTIMORE, September 1S.-Cotton steady-mid-
oInS, lo1% Flour unchanged and quiet Wheat
southern lower and quiet; western lower, closing
laI shade 1o hrer sHnthern red do; amber.
winter. red spot cal I06I September al OG !
October' I9lfsai; ;OS; November. L10s4al. lo7s De-
erber, ll3-a lid. Corn-southern easier Western
nr.er mel and quiet southern white. 5sa6I: do yellow
Siso3 western MIXED. September 81 bid October So Il
Dld; November and or Decen ber new or old So sa5s:
ta.3 stsam3er s,s 90 bid % Oats higher and
Pennsylvania, 35a39. Rye lower, 63ae4. iIay nm.
eShanged Provisions dull. with declining ~endency.
Eggs firm. 22 Petroleum dull and unchanged. Coffee
ia nrin,kio cargoes; ordinary to fair. 9al0a Sugar
Whisky steadys l. lssl lsjs Freights nnchaneed Re.
ceiptsVano&Mr & 49y barrels; wheat l22 900 bushels:
l. .Ooo bushels. @ Shipments-wheat. 1s O0O bushels;
corn, "a. 600 bushels.
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BOSTON DELEGATES TO THE LOUISVILLE CONVEX.
TIoN.-A meeting OF coloied politicians was held
in Boston yesterday TO consider methods or attain
ing all civil and political rights OF their race.
Seventy persons were present Three delegates
were elected TO the educational convention at
Louisville to represent the cOlored people OF
Massachusetts,. An address TO colored men
was adopted. IL pledges adherence to the republi-
can party and urges the necessity OF education.
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DARING ROBBERY IN VIRGINTA-LaSt Saturday
night three men entered the house OF Washingt ton
Odell, near Ridgeway, Henry county, Va, while
the family were In bed and shot Odell, wounding
him In the arm and leaving him for dead, beat u.s
Wife and threatened 10 Kill her IL she did not tell
where her husbands money was Failing TO
make her tell they searched the house and took
about 81 COO
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Maryland Democrats.
MLANE CARRIES THE PRIMARY EhEcTIoNs IN BALTr-
MORE-OTHER ELECT1ONs

MORE-OTHER ELECT20NS.
The primary elections in Baltimore city yester-
day resulted in the election In most of the pre-
cincts OF delegates to the state convention which
meets In Baltimore tomorrow, known to favor the
election OF McLane. The anti-r1ng democracy car
ried the eleventh ward, and the city delegation
WILL probably stand 20 for McLane and opposed.
The Baltimore county convention met
at IowsontoWn yesterday and elected dele
gates ana adopted resolution In favor OF the
governor, but It was understood that In
the event 1S OF Mr. MsLane carrying the city Of Bal
for him, and for Mr.. Roberts as attorney general
The Frederick county democrats yesterday
erected deiegateS TO the state convention, but
democrats Yesterday nominated q county ticket
rom Doth wings OF the party, and an instructed
GeiegaLOn 70 tho judicial convention for Hon. J..
II. Gordcn for associate Judge,
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The Prevailing Storm.

VESSELS DISABLED ON THE ATLANTIC COAST
LEwES, DEL, Sept 18-Pilots report unknown
schooner below seriously damaged, and many
vessels to southwark badly disabled.
Delaware BREAKwATER. Sept 18.-The brigan-
tine Clara Jenkins, from Boston August 18th for
Mobile, has arrived dismasted and lett for PhiIa-
delphta in tow OF tugs.
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The Murder OF George Ward by the
Apaches.

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, Sept l8.-Since the muir
der OF George Ward, on Sunday last. at Antelope
Spring. by the Apaches, nothing further has been
heard OF the dOings or the Indians. The feeling at
this place is one OF intense excitement against the
Indians, and Gen. Crooks peaceful policy is Bit
terly denounced as unsuccessful
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The motion OF the comet discovered by Profes.
sor Swift director Of the Warner observatory, last
week. Is scarcely perceptiplc, owing TO the fact
eartt. -" -.
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hon. Daniel Fields, once president OF the Mary
land senate, d;ed suddenly on Sunday night at hiD
holiso in Caroline county.
Junius Erutus Booth dicd at Aanchestes, Nasa.
hast night
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The President I'm Nevv vork

NEW YORK. Sept lS.-The Corean embassy vas,
received at the Fifth Avenue hotel this morning
by President Arthur. Prince Min Tong Ik made
an address upon being presented, which WAS
replied 20 by the President The embassy con-
sisted OF Chief Minister Min Tong TX, Vice Minis
Yer Hong Gong Six and So koang Pom, the secro-
tary OF the legation.
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SoHooL Books
FOR EVERY GRADE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
AND ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES.
At the lowest prices. wholesale and retail.
G. @. PURSELI.
eepo 41S 9th street northwest.
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A Telephone Line Constructor Mur-
dcred.

WHlTe HALL, n T., Sept 1a-Wm. Hanlan, the
telephone line constructor, who was shot near
Smiths Basin late yesterday afternoon by Thos.
Gallagher, died at 80 O'Clock this morning. Gal
lagher has not been captured as yet
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4 tUNNiNGHAM, Halter
.da mas 1nst received the Fail Style Block SILK Hs,s
ofoef. Old styles Eea,odeled. 8ll street
aul8
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The Florida SHIN Canal.

CONTRACT FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED
NEW YORK, Sept lS.-At meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Florida Shin Canal and Transie
company yesterday the board OF directors was au-
thorZed 10 make contract for the construction OF
Ine canal, the work 10 be started at the earliest
possible day. The eastern terminus or the canal
VIII be In the vicinity of the mouth OF the St.
Johns river, ana the canal Will run across the
peninsula at its narrowest point. IL will be l3o
mlles long, 23O feet wide. and 30 feet deem
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CIR TIE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR
LUZ BRO, SOLE AGENTS
For the sale Of the celebrated ''CONCORDHaRNFSS ~
nave on hand large stock of all kinds at low prices
livery genuine .'Concord Harness. and Concord Col.
lar Is stamped with makers name and trade marx
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES
In great variety at Bottom Prices
seplI 497 PenLsyIV.nin :,.nuo
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to postmaster s
as follows: Emma l. Cunningham, Ashby, Va /;
8. g. Bozer, Marydale, Nd; j. 8. Yost, Lindell
Va, and w. T. James, Pleasant Ridge Va
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More Marine Disasrer~.
"hECkAGb FROM A STEAMER-Two briggs DISABLE
AND BARKENTINE nISMAsrEn


PHILADELPHIA, Sept ls.-Steamer City OF Sayan.
nan, from savannah reports on 10th Instant in
la'itule Si longitude 81, passed large quantitie
ol wreckage, consisting of broken spars toiner
Work, painted white, and several doors also
palloed white, with glass knobs supposed 10 be-
from steamer. Also. passed on 18th Instant in
latIude 81 longitude "a, As more joiner work, also
>, Brig Daphne, from Savannah, August 18TH for
ferhambuco which put In here In distress with
cargo OF lumber, roStn etc. ports that on August
sl latituie 81. 81, longitude 10 15 took hurricane
from west backing gradually TO southwest with
tremendous seas On the 2Sth ultimo took heavy
Gai, rom the southeast at 10 r. m. In latitude S.
va, longitude g. 20. II blew a tornado The vessel
WAS throwh on her beam ends. and the water was
on on Top OIL Tie deck load, nearly up 10 mainnast
@ P0r the safety of lie and property cut
away loremaintopmasts, the Iibboom going at
ohe same lline. Jettisoned deck load. Cabin was
nooied with water, damaging everything includ-
ing stores. 1he baromerter, during the height OF
the gale, marked p.
Brig Helen o. Phinney, from New York, August
S LOT turks Island, here In distress reports expe-
rlenclng severe hurricane on the 2lst ult lat %
long; 90 s0, from the south, backing TO the west
northwest, during which her furenast, with all
attached, malGtopnast and bowsprit were lost
Inc feSSelS copper was considerably torn, and She
was much strained and leaking 40 strokes per
hour. september 10th, LAT. 81, long. IS took an
other gaze from the southeast 10 southwest on
lhe l5ta inst passed OF Chesapeake bay a vessel
supposed from her STE To be a bark entirely dis
iAdsleu she had main 1urymaSt riyged.
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The Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows.

FKUCEEDINGS II PROVIDENCE TODAY
PROVIDENCE, X l., Sept lS-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows met here this morning A
memorial from the grand lodge or California, in
tne ceieprated Robinson case, which has been be.
Iore tne sovereign Grand Lodge since 1880 was
presented, and, with Robinson's protest wac 70.
ieFreu 10 the committee petitions. Letters from,
Past Grand Sres Glenn and Durham rerretting
lnelr lnabty TO be present, were ordered recorded
several questions and resolutions were referred IN
committees, as well as large amount OF business
VI routine character from various Jurisdictions
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REVENUE AGENT APPO1NTED-The commissioner er
OF internal revenue to-day appointed Emery "
Donelson, OF Nd. a revenue agent, vice A. A.
Knight of Fla, resigned.
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PATENT DEC1sIoNs.-The commissioner OF patents
mas decided that an application for patent will
not be regarded as abandoned for the reason that
it has been envolved for many years in an inter-
ference In which no action has been taken. He
has also decided that an inventor cannot include
In second patent matter which was shown and
described in a former patent granted to himself
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DISEAsE-1NFECTED VEssELS.-Surgeon General
Hamilton has received the following telegram
from Surgeon Bailhache, at Fortress Monroe :
"Boarded bark Quidneck, from Rio Two cases
smallpox, one death-Andrew Costello No case
developed since August 11th. Bark disinectcd
and painted. Clothing and bedding DESTROYED
nearly month ago. Vessel perfectly healthy, but
ordered her to Baltimore Quarantine"
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FALL OpEN1Sa Day Goops
We oPen TO-DAY fun lines of eli the new + ,RRJCs
IL MOOLfN DRESS GOODS in The most desiraS SIo
hhaoes' Win SEL'EIS and EELSE1EENS to mattel.
'BRUNSWICK" VELYETEENS are the best
Fun lines Of DOMESTIC GOODS FLANNFJS
Aot SfhEEPiNG LINENS. LACE CURTAINS ami
al AeeGtul things for the season. "AA~
JOHN t. MITCHELL.
fePi s31 Itnasylyania ayenus
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Relief OF the Greedy Party Discussed.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler, Commodore
Walker, Capt. Greer and Capt. Tyson held a con-
sultaton late yesterday afternoon In the Office OF
the Secretary of War, looking to the ATTEMPTED
relief Of the Greely party this fall. No deffnite
conclusion was reached. but the general impress
sion was strengthened that no further action In
the matter is advisable this year.
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SoDUS POINT, n Y, Sept 1S-Hosmer and
1ialsted arrived here this morning, and Hanlan
MOSS, courtney and Others are expected to-night
Sexoonof Charlotte. entered yesterday The draw.
ing 1or positions will take place tomorrow. The
ouu,ae Is pelhg accurately surveyed by practical
engineer, and a grand stand with a seating
capacity or 600 is being erected
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z Men SurDrfsed

new York Newspaper Men SurpriSed.
NEW YORK, Sept 16-Much surprise was man,
lfeSted among newspaper men this morning up0n
reading In flaming red letters upon the margin OF
the first page OF the New York Times that hence
forth that paper would be sold for tWo cents. Ihe
previous price was four contA
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European Events Of Interest
RELEASE OF JAMES N'prRNorr

LIVERPOOL. Sept lS-,James NcDermot, xrbn
, ei. bIoohlyh n recently for England and who has
oceu s.i eAalhlheo three times before a stlpendary
ou cnarge OF conspiracy 10 murder public
oucials In connection with the dynamite party.
was again brought before the court today ana
deemed insufficient MN oeiNs
When McDermott was brought before the court
stated that after careful conSi Ieration or mo es
he had decided 10 offer no further evidence whers
upon the court ordered the release OF the pris.
oner. . f1''
Mr. GLADSTONE AND THE ROYAL FAMILY or nrS.
MARk.
CoPENHtGsN, Sept lS-The members or tho
royal family At Denmark with their gusts VIII
to-day luach with Mr. Gladstone on board of his
steam yacht
THE ToNQUIN QUESTION.
PARIS, sept. 1S-The Marquis Tseng, tho
Cain"Se ambassador, had a conference with M.
Jules Ferry, president or the cabinet to-day.
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BLOWN ASHORE IN THE STORM.-Signal station Bar
negat City n. j., reports: "Three masted schooner
J ohm B. Connor went ashore stone pile on Bar
negat inlet, 300 yards northwest OF lighthouse at
"a. m. Lies in dangerous position. Life saving
crews from Barnegat City and Loveladys Island
boarded her. No assistance can he rendered until
next high tide. Strong northeast wind. heavy
SlIrfn
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MassachusettsG Governorship.

HhNhf l. FIERCE DECLINES THE NOMINATION.
BOSTON. Sept. 1a-Henry L. Pierce has written
letter declining to be a candidate for governor
before the republican convention Tomorrow. Ir
Creates great surprise.
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BOOKS. &c.

Az Mons1sos,s BOOK STORE.
ATULL LINE OF SCHOOL. BOOKS AT THE VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
NEW BOOKS
Birds Eye View of our Civil War, Dodge O. A Phil
SsoPhca Basis of Thesm Harris Christian Charity in
the Ancient Church; ScrptGral Idea of Man, Hopkins;
Iiato5 test Thoughts. Rev, c. II. A. Buckley; Spare
hours. John Brown, NJ D.; English Men of Letters,
Sherican, Noriey Ten Times One is Ten, +. f. Hale;
THICKER than Water. James Payne Hart and his Bear
A. g. Riddle, Newport AquareIle.
Fine Stationery specially.
sep1O AS PennsylyanIa ayenue
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Es11RE Srock
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
HALF PRICE.
Store for Rent. Fixtures for Sale.
MRS. VI. J. HUNT
seP13 6lI street northwest
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander George B.
Livingston ordered to the Colorado; Lieut. Wash
1ngton o. Sharrer to duty in the photographic Of
fee, October 1st; Lieut.. John P. A. Augur to the
colorado; BoatSwan VIM. L. Hit to the Galena :
carpenter VIM. ID. Toy to duty In the construction
department OF the New York navy yard; Carpen-
Ter Alonzo c. Burroughs to the franklin. Gunner
=. D. beacham m has reported his return home, hay
ton, and has been placed on Sick leave; Carpenter
Thos. McGone detached from the New York yard
and placed On waiting orders; Acting Carpenter
Benz: Markham from the Franklin and ordered to
the Galena. W.
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sVOTv AttOfhey Genef1l.
TIE valve chamber ava VIZ ~oA's. araS ~ saSn INA ~
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ANOTHER YELLOW FEVER DEATH-The following
telegram was received by the Secretary OF the
navy last night from Commandant Welch, at the
PENSACOLA, Fla, navy yard -" No new cases; one
aeath,Thomas Shepard, landsman, Of the tug
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PROTECTION OF THE DISTRICT AGAINST CoNrA-
GIoUs DIsEAsEs--1n regard to the bark Arlington,
belonging to Barhour's Trinidad llna it is ascer-
tained that she was spoken by the pilot boat out
side the capes. and replied all WELL so she was not
required to remain in quarantine below. On her
arrival here the collector OF customs at George
town found that she had no permit, and in accord
ance with q an 10 order which he received from the
he notified Health Officer Townshend before per.
mitting the entry OF the vessel the discharge OF
her cargo. The enforcement Of this order at
Georgetown and Alexandria will insure the pro-
lection OF the District against the Importation of
contagious disease by means of the agile vessels
that may chance to skip quarantine.
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The RECEPTION TO LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLE
RIDGE.-The Bar Association will hold special
meeting on Monday next to arrange for q recep-
tion to Chief Justice Colerldge. of England on the
occasion OF his visit to this city 1t is most likely
that the reception will take the form Of banquet
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THE PRESIDENT AT THE THEATER-Presdent
Arthur occupied box at the Standard theater In
New York last evening and listened attentively
to 1.-THE Merry Duchess" At the conclusion of
the performance demands were made for AR
thur," u, in response to which he bowed to the au-
the President will probably leave New York for
Newport
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SENATOR DAVID DAVIS and wife will come to this
city about the middle OF November, where they
will remain the greater portion OF the winter. A
Bloomington, ILL.,, dispatch says The day the Sem
atOr departed for the south he said to Hon Law
renee Weldon, an old friend, that he was out OF
politics. He intended to live the remainder OF his
life "
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LECTURES.

VNHE CELEBRATED ENGLISH PRELATE.
Il MONSIGNOR CAPEL,
viii deliver Lecture the Present Aspect of Re-
hsfous Belief in England" at the National Theater
SUNDAY EVENING. September 80, at O'Clock.
Admission. 30 cents; reserved IS cents. To be had
~ t!is Music Store sep1S-t tn. s6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SSFOUNDRY LOCAL CIRCLE C. l.. s. C. WILL
meet to reorganiZe THIS EVENING at IL
O'CLOCK In the Lecture Room Of Foundry NJ. E. Church.
All desiring to take the of study are cordially in
Vlted to attend this preliminary meeting
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-23
SENATORIAL HONORs.
The BalIoting For Candidates.

Aho OH
 ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 22.-Only one bal lot was taken to-day, resulting as follows Windom A., Wilson 26. Cole 16 Dunnell 10. Hubbard 9, Kindred 5 The rest were scat tered among nine candidates.
 TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 22.-The Senate and House each held short session beginning at o'clock and an hour after adjourned to hold a separate joint party caucus. In the Demo cratic caucus Speaker O'Connor presided and nominated Gottfried Krueger :; Mir. Steles nominated Governor Ludlow MT. Van Bus sum named Ashbel Green MT. Paxton nom mated Leon Abbett, and MT. Chattle named Mr. McPherson. There was but one ballot McPherson received 30 votes, Krueger ; H. B. Smith, who had not been named, 2 :; Lud low, Abbett and Green received 1 each. Four members declined to vote. McPherson's nomination was not made unanimous, six of those present refusing so to vote. It is not known what course the six will pursue in the ballot which morrow, and prominent friends of Senator McPherson express grave apprehensions that he may require Republican votes to elect him on Wednesday. There is much ill feel ing openly expressed toward the syndicate and their course to night IS severely cr1t1- cised. The caucus at 1O:20 adjourned over to o'clock tomorrow to decide other mat ters. In the Republican caucus determined effort was made to have an open ballot, but it WAS defeated, and the first call showed 19 for Garrett A. Hobart, 14 for George A. Halsey and for Fred. A. Potts. Hobart's nomination was then made unanimous.
 LINCOLN, NEE, Jan. 22.-The seventh ballot for United States Senator to-day re- suited as follows Stickel 19, Willard 16, Thayer Is, Corwin 12, Saunders 13, Mander- son 8, Brown g. Martin f, Connor 3. The rest were scattering.