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and was called to order by Henry Stock
bridge, Chairman Of the State Central

and was called to order by Henry Stock
bridge, Chairman Of the State Centra
Committee. Stockbridge addressed the
Convention, congratulating it on the good
feeling and patriotism that prevailed
throughout the State at the Republican
primaries, and reviewed at some length the
administration OF the Democratic party In
the State for the past fifteen years, charg-
ing that 1t had been series OF mal.admin.
istration and abuse, and the only hope Of
the people for reform as in the ascendancy
OF tue Republican party.
Hon. J. Morrison Harrison was elected
Temporary Chairman. On taking tie
chair Mr.. Harrison said he was not here to
discuss the constitutional reserved rights OF
the States, but the plain, absolute rights. OF
the people Of Maryland. They were here
to perform plain duty, not to discuss
questions oil the past, and real friends Of
reform, OF real reform, must look, not 10
the Democratic party, but to the Republi.
cans for correction Of abuses demanded
by the people. A committee on creden.
tials and resolutions was appointed and q
recess taken until one o'clock.
tAO AVaeoShblVa thS
temporary officers were made permanent
and the report OF the Committee on ResC-
lutions adopted. Nominations being now
in order Hart B. Halton, Of Baltimore
county, was nominated and unanimously
named as q candidate for Governor. Us.
H. Smith, colored, Of Baltimore, in the
name OF 10000 colored voters OF Maryland,
that 10000 black votes would
he placed in the ballot hoxes fer Halton.
The ticket was completed as follows: Comp.
troller, Washington Smith, OF Dorchester;
Attorney General, R. Stackett Matthews, Of
The convention was addressed
by Halton, the nominee for Governor, who
promised II elected to carry out every re.
form pledged in the platform. Smith,
for Comptroller, also made an
address and the convention adjourned.
Hon. Hart B. Holton, the candidate for
Governor, is, a prosperous farmer and a
member elect to the next Congress from
the Fifth district.
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BRIEF TELEoRANIIs,

Hon. j. G. Blaine hes leased his new
residence on Dupont Circle, Washington,
D. G., to Mr.. L. 2. Letter, Of Chicago, Tor q
term Of years, vino will take possession this
fall. - E
d.. Robert Murray, medical director on
General Haneock's staff, says the General
Is much better. An sbCesg Is forming above
tho knee but no serious result is appfe.
hended.
President Arthur left Newport yesterday
morning Tor West Island. Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster embarked on the revenue
cutter Dexter at Newport aud proceeded
eastward,
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''TREREs millions in IL" one cannot
hsp RHarking after reading the roseate
yiu our esteemed friend Mr.. Cracraft
hks oIthe prospects OF his railroad from
Webster Springs to Kanawha Court House.
Wheelings silver tongued orator does not
pWpse to have any other West Virginia
statesman, be he who he may, excel
him ~a developer, and we may shortly
look TO see trains Of Webster spring water,
OOtlleI or in casks, none genuine without
the name blown in the bottle, booming
over Nj. Cracraf.'s rails to the Kanawha
valley, and see this iH famed beverage on
dnusht in every well regulated drug store.
Deep rock and Eissingen must look to their
lAu,eIs
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Summary,


LOUISVILLE, KY, September 27.-To.day
was the fourth day Of the fall meeting ol
the Louisville Jockey Club. First race,
Louisville stakes, all ages mile heats,
Cleaner won. Time, 1:40l. In the second
beat Freeland won by two lengths. Time,
l:43. Third heat, Freeland won. Time,
l:45I. The selling race, all ages, McBowling
first. Time, l:4St. Walnut Hill stakes for
two.year olds, one mile, Modesty won.
Time, 1:474. The Association purse for
three.year olds, one mile and u sixteenth,
Centreville won. Time, l;b2. The Asfo
citation purse, two.year olds, five furlongs,
Bob Miles won. Time, l'02l.
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FOR once, the telegraph editor, says the
Philadelphia Pres, has besn right and the
pathological purist wrong. All the men
Who insist on exact uses Of words have
Oeen for many years demonstrating against
The newspaper use OF the word "cyclone"
10 OBSTINATE tbs Western tornado, An ar.
hcle in the last Popular Science Monthly,
hoSas, by George Clinton Smith, de.
aA'es that"the true cyclone usually travels
Iron the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic
Goas' = In nearly straight line. I" The writer's
distinctions between cyclones and torna'
aots IS that the latter are purely local in
elect, depending upon meteorological con
dtlGns caused by the passage Of cyclone,
Ayaone Is disturb nee revolving about
a storm t.ptre which moves East, North
east or Southeast. And now the word cy'
Clone may still be used in headlines.
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A steamer stranded.

NEW YoRk, September ga London
special says: The steamer Rotterdam, Of
the Ne.herland American Steam Nayiga.
ton Company, stranded at noon to-day in
Bernhard, and lies in bad condition.
Bauiaard is on the coast OF Z9aland and
contains numerous sandbanks, one ot
which, the Hiehppder'platt, the Rotterdam
stranded.
Cazaux, General Agent Of the Hetherland
American Navigation Company, said: "The
spot on which the vessel stranded is about
two hours distance from Zierlkzee. =.
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The Price Of Mining.

PlrrspURon, September 27.-The Coal
Trade Tribunal met at the Court House this
afternoon at . o'clock, the umpire, John R.
McCune presiding. The members were oil
present except Mr.. Dickson. The. umpire
gave bis decision, fixing the price Of mining
from October l, 1888, to April /, 1884, at
81 cents per bushel. The report Of the
umpire was unanimously approved, and
was ordered to be published in full. A
vote Of thanks vas tspderea the umpire.
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A Brilliant Wedoinr.

LONDON, September 27.-The city was in
pleasant state Of excitement this morn.
ing, the occasion being the marriage Of the
daughter Of Lord May to Mr.. Aitkin. The
great bell OF st. PauPs was rung for the first
time in connection with marriage servi-
ces at St Paul's, after which the
wedding breakfast was served at the Man.
sion House. Three hundred guests were
present. The present wedding Is third in
st. Paul's since 1855.
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
Yesterdays scvLLlNa AT HUTTON.
tn. prot...lo..l Trial a..a-rA. wheeling Oars.
men Come 0at Bshlad-rlrf Events at Bos.
tos. Brighton Beach aud LOuIsrIlIs.
League and Association Ball Games.

HuLroN, Pa, September 27.-The attend
ance at the regatta to-day was larger thar
any previous day, the pleasant weather and
the fact that the professional heats would
be rowed no dount being responsible for
the increased crowd. The sky is bright and
the weather warm, but strong breeze is
blowing and the river is very rough. The
management state, however, that this will
not interfere with the races.
At $3.50 the wind subsided and referee
Rees decided the water had smoothed down
sufficiently to start the races, and Luther
and McCalrey, who rowed dead heat in
the veteran race yesterday were called
out. Luther took the lead and soon left
McCaffrey far to the rear, who gave up the
race and turned back, stating he had
sprained bis arm. Luther pulled leisurely
over the course and wss given the heat
Being very tired 1t was decided TO postpone
the decisive heat Of the veteran race until
to morrow.
TIE PROFESSIONAL RACE.
The first trial heat in the professional
race was called at 4:20, and five minutes
later Briceland, Riley, Hamm and Griffin
started away handsomely with Hamm in
the lead and Griffin second. At the quarter
Riley passed Griffin, but Hamm still kelt
the lead and at the buoy was five lengths
in advance. On the home stretch Riley
spurted magniticently aud leesened the
five length gap down to one, but .otwith-
his desperate effort Hamm came
in first, Riley second, Briceland third.
Time, % minutes.
In the Second heat Connelly, Moniger,
Ritz and Byrne started in the positions
named. Moniger soon shot ahead Of
Cennelly, but the latter recovered
himself and took the lead again.
At the buoy Connolly was twenty
lengths ahead, and for the balance Of the
race he took things easy, winning by
quarter Of a mile, Maufgar second, Ritz
third. Time, q minutes. The third heat
was started at $50, Teemer taking the lead,
with Gaisel second, Lee third and Casey
last. At the first quarter Lee passed Cal
sel, but Teemer kept in the lead,
and kept widening the gap at
every stroke. Lee worked manfully,
and made frequent fne spurts, but his
efforts were unsuccessful. At the buoy
reemer lead by ten lengths, Lee second,
Casey third and Gaisel withdrawn. From
Ibis point Teemer rowed lesurely, coming
10 three lengths ahead oi Lee. Time, ,2050.
The balance CT the professional heats were
postponed on account OF darkness.
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PARIS, September o7.-The newspapers
generally deprecate the exhibition on the
part Of the people, Of anything resembling
open resentment on the occasion OF King
Alfonso's arrival, owing to his acceptance
Of the Golonelcy OF the Uhlan regiment.
The Temps expresses the opinion that Bis.
marck intended by the appointment Of
Alfonso to the colonelcy 10 prepare cold
reception for the King in France, and
urges the Parisians by their conduct to
unset theRe calculations.
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CINCINNATI, O., September ga call
has been issued by President Tregalls for
a meeting Of the general managers, freight
and passenger agents OF the roads interest.
ed In business b.tween Chicago and the
Ohio river here Tomorrow, 10 attempt to
adjust the rates and stop the cutting now
In progress. General Manager McRae Ia
here and 1t is said General Manager STALL
man has promised 10 attend.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., September 27,-The
resignation Of Judge Ray, chief of the
Division Of Postal Laws and Regulations Of
the PostofIice Department, hag been ten
dered to the Postmaster General, asd prob:
ably will be accepted. Judge Ray was
] Justiee OF the Supreme Court OF Indiana
before coming to Washington. The Post.
master G sneral has the highest esteom and
respect for Judge Ray, and their relations
remain friendly.
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PARIS, September 2s.-Advices from
French sources, dated Hanoi, September
10th, state that the Black Flags have aban-
doned sontay and the villages Of Pkung,
Lugne and Day, and retired to the left
bank Of the Bed river. Several Mandarins
have given in their submission to French
authority through Harmand. the French
civil commissioner. The French forces
will undertake no offensive measures until
after the arrival Of reinforcements from
France. No mention Is made Of the report.
ed defeat Of the Yellow Flags by the Black
Elaoa
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NASHVILLE, TENN, September 96-This
morning at 1880 a. N. the mansled remains
Of James McGaf, switch engineer on tho
Nashville 4 Decatur road, was found on
the track by q policeman. For twenty
wards pools Of blood and fragments Of the
ilpsh Of the man were scattered along the
track. The body was crushed almost be-
yond recognition,
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1n.nrnnc, Commissloners, Convention


CoLuNDus, o., September 27.-At the
National Convention Of the Insurance
Commissioners to-day the tipetOr making
annual reports was extended to January
20. The following was adopted
ResOlWd, That this Convention condemns
the practice in vogue with several com:
panies OF making loans on the stocks Of
other insurance corporations.
The following officers were elected /:
Presldent, John A. Mccall; Vice Presi.
dent, Charles II. Moore; Secretary, Charles
P, Sargent; Executive Committee, Oliver
Pillsb1fy, New Hampshire; Eugene Pnn'
gle, Michigan; r. B. Morreys, Kansas
&. Williams, Connecticut, John Q. Abbott
California. The Convention adjourned e
meet at Chicago, Ill, next September
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COMFY ISLAND, September 27.-Brighton
Beach racer: Fiat race, 2 year olds, I Of a
mile, Ligat won. Time, l:l7a. Purse race,
selling allowances, l mile and furlong,
Gath won. Time, 1871.
Purse race, selling allowances, one mile
and an eighth, Arsenic won. Time, 1:57.
Purse race, 3 year olds and upwards, a
mile and quarter, Hilarity won. Time,
2l?! FL Filth race pn Pune s.,sl al ages oil
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: LONDON, September 27.-Bradlaugh has
addressed q letter to Sir Stafford Northcote,
in which he declares he will again demand
his seat in the House Of Commons on the
reassembly Of Parliamenl and charges
Northcote with causing all the mischief
that has grown out OF the continued viola.
ton Of his (Bradlaugh's) )Srights.
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-, .sems 10 be settled fact that
!, itSsT ssm, Thompson, Of Hinton, will be
~ / nS.nocraiic SaM. nominee for State Auditor,
j y. RIalpat Register.
=. ~ a. ti,Iate" Of Camden, Kenna & Go.
y ~ y. 10, Auditor, Thos. J. West, Of
a. ',.-i,,r copn.y." Mr.. Thompson will be
'1.ss, |. .,siI n eOutinue the publication Of the
IT II
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=. .,:nye IN the manner Of conducting
, -, .s,ir Of the Gas Office upon the in
a '. i'm ola new Board Of Trustees Is a
I'f,''.n. :, ",s One who mas witnessed the
y ~. , !, which minor details of street
! ',ana I.l.. = .tc., are attended to in Council,
a,.1 i.,I' but approve OF the new method
, a, N 10 into force.
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,,,s, iIolDlY told a Philadelphia re,
'I", int he was sure OF being elected
pc ~, n Ohio. The Judge, however,
s''.s, !, s.so away from home for several
= w. 'aa he will find on bis return that
g 81 iIG home amt what it used to-" and
> a.. .ssd and iOrlorn." ;"
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WASHINGTON, D. G., September 27.-It
was expected at the Navy Department that
Lieut.. Harbor, who was sent to Siberia to
assist in the Jeanette search, and who was
afterwards ordered To- bring 10 America,
the bodies OF Lieut.. DeLnne, DR.. Amber
and Jerome Collins,a win, leave Irutsk
abons the first Of November next and will
reach the United States with the bodies
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CmcAaa, ILL.,, September 2,.-The at
tendance at the State Fair to-day was esti-
mated at $4,000. There were two trotting
racea during the afternoon. That for the
stations in the service in the season Of
1883 was won by Psucoast. Best time,
2:26l. For three,year-olda, mile heats,
Elyira first. Best time, 2:29i.
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v,oI.al Republicans, yesterday u
% . AI .,ceIIent choice Of a candidate
y a.ao, % and as the people Of that
b'',s'rs,, rs,, much diegusted with the
s' fs .,,'sn, ,rs Of the Democracy it is not
II. that the Republican nominee
2 .lsc,ad.
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THE New York newspaper war goes on.
Ts lirald has come down to two cents,
ni mmor says that Mr.. Bennett intends
toknock oil another cent. And now come
The news dealers, saying that there is not
margin enough on two-cent paper; that
they don't intend to be crowded to the
wall, and that they will sell the big two
cent papers Tor three cents or not at all. 1t
ia very pretty fight as it stands. The
une tactics have not paid the railroads.
Perhlps We shall hear Of a pooling Of issues
blythe New York newspapers.
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IA, .pcce.s Of tue Washington County
Il, op,bt to be a source Of pleasure to
Tl.sIipr NJ people. The stock growers OF
t,t copp,y did much to make the recent
VA NJ. Virginia State Fair the great success
i rS admitted by everybody to have been,
,.d We are glad to learn that their own ex'
bjbdon d scarcely less successful. 1tcloses
bi,v. Wheeling people should embrace
4, opportunity to reciprccate the iavors
,b,xn ma BY the Washiugtonians.
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JrpGE IIoADLY has been announced for
SON. time TO speak at Woodsfeld, Ohio,
nut Tuesday. Fearing that the meeting
will not "pan out" well, the Spirit Of De-
@aacy ays "Judge Hoadly's health is
fully restored. He returned to Ohio last
Ett, and will ill all his appointments
during the campaign" Judge Hoadly may
return to Ohio in time TO address the
melting but the spirits Of the Democracy
must be very low when they find 1t neces
aF 10 resort to such falsehoods as the
above 10 draw crowd.
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Tsr New York Democrats met at Buffalo
,s,erday, Irving Hall, Tammany and the
s,ppty Democracy braves, including John
y.lr, II was a somewhat tame affair
eonared with former Conventions, though
It one time Tammany buck put on the
VII uaint and made things aroundl him
ma, a, II the old time scalp dance was
,Sout to be INDUCED in. A prominent
ks,urs was, as the telegraph report says,
d. roeiisrous cheering when the name Of
S.,hsu John Kelly was called.
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WASHINGTON, September 27.-It is un.
derstood the Secretary ofthe Navy has ap.
proved the action OF the Courts Martial in
In the cases Of Commander Is. Smith and
Lieutenant d. Davis both OF whom were
convicted Of violations Of the Navy regula-
lations and sentenced to dismissal from the
EAFvice HT7
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Afraid 10 an,l pr,nu,,.

LIVERPOOL, September 97.4It is stated
that james McDermott who was recently
ordered to be discharged from custody, re-
fuses to quit prison unless police protection
is afforded him, as he fears he will be mur-
dered unless the authorities make provision
for his safety.
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Butler sheer fabrication. He says he de.
clined to be interviewed, and the Herald
man did all the talking. All Senator
Bayard recalls saying Is that he did not
know Butler 10 be a Democrat, and that
his past record did not entitle him to be
considered one.
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(ts gntelIigsttftn
;,5 .od ~ Fourteenth street.
.,npaign in Belmont county is
I1 "15S there is firing all along the line
tsht -, are Of heavy ca!ibre.

~, The military companies are
ta' ',,n"s,i,iye "'s. drills. We haven't any
Tt'S o.. re can beat any town in the
~ h, all night dances
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THE TURF.

Events Yesterday n; Boston, LouisyiiIe
aud Brighton beach.
BosroN, September 27.-At the Beacon
park meeting to day the track was in very
good condition, and the attending was
good. The stallion Richball took two more
heats and won the pacing race, unfinished
yesterday. Time, @l74; 2:l7.
Three minute class:
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wnSlsa7os, DRl., September 27.-sena-
tor Bayard authorizes the Every Erening to
declare the Chicago Herald interview on
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SUMMARY,
ne, :: AZ; 40; 2:20; 2:2lH.
Trials OF speed At Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, September 27.-The attend.
anceat the the third days Exposition "a
ces was very large, the weather fine and
track splendid. First race 1884 class; puse
$500,
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Isaac H, Maynard and VIM. Purcell
were then named for Secretary Of State
The ballot resulted, Maynard, 200; Purcell
l7S. The nomination Of Maynard WA
made unanimous.
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The second race, running, three-quarters
OF mile, three in five, purse $500, was
postponed after the third heat on account
Of darkness, to be finished tomorrow.
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
Proceedings OF the State Convention at
baltimore, HesIerdpr,

BAprrMoRr, MD., September 97.-The
Republican State Convention, to nominate
candidates for Governor, Comptroller and
Attorney General, met at eleven o'clock
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rnr CAUCUS NOMINEE.


In the evening the caucus appointed in
The afternoon assembled. There were
represented the States Of Illinois, Kansae,
Ohio, Vermont, Colorado, Texas, Missouri,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. Mr.. J. S, Codding, OF
Kansap. was called TO tho chair, and Mr.
M ]. Lawrence wps chosen Secretary.
Mi. j. W. Hinton, Of Wisconsin, offered
the following resolution, which was de-
cjared out ot order by the Chairman;
Rlsolrei, That, in view ci the general
dissatisfaction that has been expressed
with the conduct OF President Garland
and Secretary Markham, Of the National
Wool Growers Association, 1t is the sense
of this mpetingtf wool-growefs that their
Te.eloc,;on TO the positions they now oc.
cupy is intypetienj that, while We do not
impugu their motiVes nor seek 10 aSperse
their Lonestyin the Pli2htess manpeF; we
declare that thsir re election would create
inrther discDri and prevent thst general
hImony 81 essential 10 the promotion o!
ovr bi " iuteres;s.
Iroe caucns then proceeded 70 choose
nominees for the liless a. the old assocla;;
tiop, For the Presidency were nominated
I a Gist, Of West Virgins; A. NJ. Garland,
of Illinois, and 9. Delano, OF Ohio, Presb
dent CT the Ohio State WoOl.e3roTers As,
sociation. On the 6r4t ballot 6ist received
ID. Garland 1, and Dtlano 10 votes. Mr.;
Dslano therefore was declared chosen and
the choice made unanimous. For Sscre'
,oyv thare ware nominated W. q, Mark.
ham, Of New YorE, aud ". i Archer, oI
Psnnsylyapia. 0n the grss ballot Mark
nam received II. and Archer is votes MI.
Markham was therefore declared chosen
aud the choice was made unanimous. Mr.,
| @ II B4ail, Of West Virginia, was then
chosen for treasurer By exclamation.
HARMONY FINALLY PREVAILS.
The entire forenoon OF Wednesday and
larger portion Of the afternoon ives occu'
pied in the election Of officers Tor the en-
suing year. Hon, Columbus pelano, d
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The entire forenoon OF Wednesday and
larger portion Of the afternoon was Occu'
pied in the election Of officers Tor the en-.
suing year. Hon. Columbus pelano, q