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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
rN1urslA>NIy WHITE PLAINS
AnANNrRrAlsED--m srElCuEs ~ TIE EVE,
ING-.

IVG-.
The Blaine aud Logan Campaign Club. OF
who Tlii.s tlt-.d % rec inner yesterday afternoon
L. ,i.. of th. extreme heat i- chusis of the club
vas Iuah t.d A. $50 p. m parade was formed at the
lmrn,i tu I1lro1d ltc. and Doudel bt brass band.
Buf bed to Ief'veuc Hal. The ban or was pr' scented
to ilo ,lup hv Garrett Io1ch, .on of John lon"h Col
oue Jaaop k,mr'o. ~ WI cling W Va. spoke on he
taf .n i.ln alass pottery. wool ord wool OILS. and
vuu fur rulu anil Logan own lItlo Hp. winch COVE
~ tain nni fotnn many yoi 10 tho Chioaso COM
Vtniipu r. an dnipp. Wral Virginia. tao caid pf tle
Hrul iuu born auut tho duhu.a, of war pnd
tlopls', br.u.nt uut mIo tHu lnnl ~ ~ freedom
mi,n a i0.tp nno.R 10 star W he H'nuot banner
nuuuti ui protected hS thn atnu am ut up lt,puh-
ueanp.I 10 1.-Two viii ottr hi,t asah to rect ifs
he4d uusa tn. ho.np 81 U- mo uor tho Heputiran
paIt,. o. u,tuprr il' Ia loiertiHs to tho tam hr
reid. "ii pnt AI .uuI ny HON may oi the -Ail re-
cAa,s own ,Lg roof. that cover their own heads can
Ma si5 Tins Il ANY Of tho Euro,otu skilled oi uusAllod
lahore. m5i. or fcmul,i thank fortune We have 10
female n1orcrs in oar ron mhs, uo women
.glg t..c. CHAINS or Noshius ip coh nan
burton T. Beach, % N,w-Ynrt aid: TIE kepuhh-
can rt N. always succ ed II deserves 10 succeed u
tu.s lAisn. J. is party o. hvit. PMS Il ~ II
srBoo face ra O. AID zee soil IL doe, NOS and Tor
party is ready 10 solve @ problems wa oh are
pros's 1pon toe nat! ma aien'lpn TAKE the qae. on
a. Cl i,cc TIE Democratic party has turned our ~
Olhcr uuor Iendctpn. who alone ~ Democrats iodhd
plactC4 .thcn OF Ciyl service reform, ana hs re-
pac hi h> man WHO'S. Dr'. pun a. wa 70 s.'o,
a. t1r reform. 3D. IN crazy allowed huteI 10 -heof at
cfyi service rsi0rm 10 the Nslonh convention. us
pit or contains no ricre Gee q" suQect c1crlt an
ju,ul ItJ- IA should Democracy s1cct d IN NOFc De-
II vii resi- tie old Dolls 81 Blaze aud Logan
stand for honest election. honest returns for labor hon
lie pace"
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A r1vt PARADE IN NEWARK.

The first general parade Oh the unllorfneu ne
publican clubs Of Newark was he'd last night
The streets were filled with people. The clubs were di
vdcd into hrga and cons ted altogc her OF about
tmrtv five hundred men, under the Commnnd o' Major
General Carl Lcpu The par de wns formed ~ wan
tngon Park white nunb Der Of bait rirs wc"e stationed
at vatiou. points to ne sg'uics When tc Inc began tn
movc Mt o'clock, the streets were ~ packed ha' u
was wi difficulty way Wns forced through 10y the o.
nccr Mos, o. the houaot the limo OF march were IL
iumna cd and ever, where the PROCESSION src' 'd
with nppl u.c aui cheering rhc unto mt hnd tlu y
mruts ~ most ~ tl' cl1hs were DIOR AN nay. 'N'l
been known IN on'tuca cnnptgu iu \ Whk N".t OF
the nMrcla 'crc mount "A and Mlur 'Vucis ioul@ WIS
surround q b, q uu vi, ruua ant brilliant It n
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SWINGING THE BAT IN GREAT HEAT.
OTHER GAMES


The oppressive heat is having depressing
e0ec upon the attendance the baseball games Yes
crday 1000 spectators witnessed the game at
the Polo Grounds between the New-York and Detroit
League clubs The male element IN he crowd cast of
coats. cola aud cuffs and using their hats fans man
aged to sit through the two hours play DOrgan put
I'm the box oc the local club yesterday aud his work was
excellent lie was admirably supported behind the bai
AMI IN the field The feature OF tine game the terrible
batting OF the home players, they making fourteen niis
and earning ak ont Of thirteen scored Ge'zein
Tho Dctrolrs pitcher has swift delivery but he appears
TO rely almost entirely upon speed, for he has little
curve. ward made fine running ore-hand catch, and
the perspng spectators ceased tanning Themselves for
minute 10 apuand the play vigorously The New-YOrks
led from frs to last and won easily with this
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NO DETECTION IL INDIANA.

WASutNGroN. Sept l0.-Sccrctary McPhcr-
has received he following L. ter from j. r. poton
dorf who Is making speeches IN Indiana,
have nov =. on lr sn1thorn IN ant ok. - aking
cv q, DIV am tiiuos twi % dat 1in ad to &C.
pot that after te careful inquiry ma Ie in 'Rrl 81
Tho ,uuutio- have Nistl tIat tlc"o e positively 40
detection niupus l'apub pau7. ina IN 90 20 a. II ia IN
the tup tr Il f,'ti1n tmpns thf t0Il . o. tn CON
iatt We no gaining 4 1u tm hs tla torusna WHu have
heretofore Nu q tho Democratic irRr, ANA HlHi tWnua
the ifish This county iNaRhinai1n was Nhrir tho
Knights Inc uuli Circle piisustei, tlrit hredqut
tct. hrinE IN ihi7 CITY tN4lrW hu informed 10y uuf
~ rhts hat We maxim substantial game hrtr, ono
nf tue tuuntY lunnis 40 ttn WHO original ltI
ucfat, ais out Tor Blaine ami Loo and quite
humho "t - nuu suldi Wto have hrtttufote Notrl
the brmocl attic ticket, have declared Tor blhho ana
III
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FRANK HISCOCK RENOMlN MATED.
CHOSEN FOR THE FIFTH FIVE I'D REPREs FNr TIL
XNNTH DISTRICT.
icy 1rLaGg>ru 10 THE raInrSE1

ICY TELEGRAPH 20 THE rRIBUNE,.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 1O.-Thc Republican Con-
y.ltion lo~ the XXVth Congressional Di-rc cmhrto-
ing the count o. Of Cortland and Ononlaga to-day L.
nominated Frank Hisc, for repre-, NATIVE in Congress
T' special force of IN preference j. that h is n"lna-
ito. or Gttl term in Congress- TO which Mr. li,eock
viii unGu iouahy De chosen 10y the popular vote.
Colonel Fans Place. Of land va male airmtn of
the cou4eutio. ON motion OF \. p smith, Of Cont and.
tn. nomination Of Mr.. His K m idc by acclama
ton. A. smith and General u. II. Bru"- were na red
a. a courutc. 20 Wait upon Mr. Hi.coct and request
h presence,
MI Hscock returned with the com ntttec ond was
warmly received In ac". ptng the nJn.nauon NJ His
* said ne was sensible OF me honor bestowed upon
him. He al cusscl the general politics of the country.
rcvevin positions Of the great part tie tariff,
and sh wing tn impotence to manufacturers. aer al
tursts and an producers o. the maintenance
Of the oocy Of protection lie a1ao utoy -urc at
thYt thl- election 10 settle the tara qlCso fog q
fics vclfs. with Dem. CRATE Su RS the 20 ger
cent horizontal rcdu non n VOL Poe revived ma in9dr
I9w: with Rem. Uc4u success the rf"tct tive policy
would he rtaHc1 and the re ~ fn1tera' VI '.Wrll
of tie INIT CONT .ucd Il to stll hci fi
an NOR sasflc DRY ut-. Nr lIi.co Ks references
~ ho vJes nd rho result I'm Maine ana 10 W. j. Ic
uc -onally Wtr. My arp1ui"I lie predict "a
triumphant Rep blcIn NIc'o iu Move uU T. IN alta d.
in that result woul give hi h 20 ab lite an chp g.
The COVE tio1 4aVe thre c1rrs for james c. j ~ e.
which were fol owed tire cheers fol Fraus uiscUck
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
,NEws FROM TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
,cuors FROM THE MAINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
THE SOUTH AND WEST


r,,ho ochoes of the great Maine victory are
Am roonpdine AZ the headquarters Of the Republican
,t,ona, Committee The huge pile of letters ana as
,cbes which were piled upon the desk OF the seoEe'o!
YESTERDAY morning testified 70 the salutarV enecS o me
victory throughout the country. Ghe result IN Mmhe
has inspired the republicans with fresh hope ana con-
sdenec The effect in OHIO. West Nrcnia, and some oil
he Southern states has been electrical. The Republic
cans are relouing their eXcItons. and they lno" tat
success "a theirs they conr ne their vigorous work
@The vote in Maine" SAID n distinguished inshman 10
the committee yesterday, proves that alarge hummer
of Democrats voted the Republican ticket take u
there coald not have been fewer than 1000 ir'hm'n
who east their ballots for the Republican candidates
in the Maine election The voters of Irish descent No
An scptcmner rs they VII vote I'm the OCTOBER anu
November elections. My information from ONO 'e's 'o
tina, Nr. Blaine viii receive an enormous Ills" No''
there" e,
The intelligence from the South grows more hopeful
s. i,. Ga 1.. and there is mo- doubt the committee
viii ,u,t a succc ,ful campaign I'm more than one "l
the Southern states The south Is very ripe Io hoP"
,icau omar, work" said OF the dispatches anu
Won have more strength there than You arc Columns
,n,n " The beet Information from The VESTS 10 ,"c
.e,, that thcre is great dissatisfaction with the iuSoh
,iclct zen the states where the Democratic ana Green
hack nrticS have formed coalition. IN" rank ana HE
OF the Creenhack party disgusted Win the nd"c'
IN which their leaders Ia sold them ont to the b'o
Gratis Bolts have been orlanncd. ana IL Is "UoE''"'
matter Of doubt whether any OF the Nldcy huNcIus'u
t,.,u. VIII he heard from in November The Rcpnbh-
can canvass IN tho Pacific states is going ON quietly ana
eaorityo,. Ex-Attoucy General George H. Williams
of portilud OREGON. writes: "Our enthusiasm il TINS
s,,to q. less than n would be n were not perfectly
ssnH.:,it tini oregon viii give larger majority Tor
Vla, and ing than Il mas given to any itc-iden
iatl Ticket fls is nov admitted 10y h''tS h m,
both .avncL ls- sts;e VII however he 'n"''"A"H
eanya~s,d uv Republican speakers .,.,., ,,o
Of tLc active. important actorsof the calnaku' EN-,
G,u,a' ward Jardiuc NcI1r@A 'uI ds7V'.W'Yu
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RACING AT TIE MONMOUTH COUNTY lAlR'
my TELEGRAPH 10 me IHInuNEl

FRrruoLp. \. d., Sept. l0.-lhe Monmouth
Comfy Fair attracted about i've thousand visitors TO-
d,v p.iticaus of local aud stite muortance were
,rs.nt I'm LARGE numbers Among the prominent guests
were John Krar jr FRESHMAN from the Ne" jersey
district Henri = Ltd. President New-Jer'ey Cehlrh
R.iltoaI and * Governor Jol Parker The t"o-mue
beyee race was won by Whitehall > hnl Of
Red Bank. In the ha-mila running race
D,,r.o $40 tLcrs we're six entries.
p.uree won the first heat IN .econds-the second by
30 quct ia Jli9 SECONDS, and the thrd ~ PaWnee 10
55a, second4 There seven entries IL me lhr'e
lI tnte ,l,,s Ne son A uwneI 10y Z. G. EcArdth, OF
Plant H. ~ T. won the second and third meats ana tie
rae, Mary Mackcny took second money ana george A.
third The 2:33 cls race, distance on nile vas won
by LAZY independence Ia the second and thlrd ana ntH
le
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me cor EIS.
FrAGMrNTs or COURT NLWS.

An extended argument WAS made yesterday
bc,or jus ice Donohur in tIe supreme GO rt Chambers
iu the motion II. the SAT- OF i:alph l. d'rIon
W 40 Ie, res 20 restrain Rudolph Ar5nspl from voting Ia
200 bare, Of The New-YOrk Concert Company stock.
Th.,so.k II Is acg "a, WI, illegally transferred 10 Mr.
Arouson a. meeting OF the direct rs IS AGREEMENT
the annual elect OF directors uc rrcd until satur-
day. september -. Decision was reserved
An att ichmcu aan,, TIE proper OF the estate Of Da-
yid IT, swan was teln The ,upr m Court rc-ter ~
In the suu of tie NOth-in Pachc railroad omidhy To
rccosrr - O3. swan, The li T. ot = com. "a
M - Paul Mimi is cha god VITA 1pproprtatus TINS
sum Inc ale cd cmbcILl aments ieh'ulry %.
- 100: February 2G. $1,000; February ~, $1,000;
fenrIliv 20, =, OOO June ~, S0.2iG %
Co,I & ammo, We, day. in. pouoh ordered mot
- % Sc .uriy Dee ed by The peour o. the 'i o. III
t., ON ue mic - prop rJy Henry tltou and Nlll-
lam iibpey. o. The firm Of 4. j. STE wdrt Co.
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A NEW ONO REPUBLICAN PAPER
ley TELEGRAPH ro THE TWDuNE.I

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, Sept. 10.-C. i. Nichols
e veteran editor Of The Sprnqfed fePubi'c has started
a ncr Republican paper, cal eel The Nee"B chronicle
If sufficient encouragement Il given y VIII be run rs
daily throughout the Campaign The paper ~ four PAGE.
o., en- coluu sheet The Republican Cen rtl tonntce
and Re pubicaus generally Will give 1t warm welcome.
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rAvORGTEs WIN AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 10.-'rhe racing was
continued here today The weather very warm, the
fast and the attendance good The fret was
for the Citizens Stakes, mile and quarter Conklng
won by "A neck with Strickland second, head I'm 'front.' OF
Chance. Time 2:l0. French pools paid SIS 40. The
second purse OF $500 $50 to the second
three-quarter mile heats The first heat was won by
Belle Of the Hig HANDS, with Lord Clifton second and
Sequence a poor third. Time, l:l7h French pools paid
w So In the second heat the Belle OF the Highlands
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Runs earned Now.York. O.: Detroit o First base by
o Detroit P SfISaF fgst 1e pspo
z Let on bases Newlolk, q Detroit Total base hts
Twobase hts ,,onnor Richardson; WA ptchee.,,,
field Time of gamo-TwO hours. Umpue-Nr Ferguson
4 rcgimcnfa gumo was played Washington Park.
Brooklyn. between rinc' from the l3th ana 2@d Rog-
mont The game WAS better played than most contests
only ator dete mined struggle The score was ~ FOL
lows
T 4"sSi, .s,opd ........ .G GS-lP
no,, 4' r1o.sn g. Twenty ,cI9nG y lr i.n,
ruc-tlr Myer'
Lorr,yulb scpL 10. Another Hnc gamo was wit
ucsscd by largo crowd here to-day. be- wocn the Metro
poi'un aud lousyillr cubs Tho battle wls q hard
fought ono ron fhc s1rt ia home cub losing through
4 mabllitv 10 hn the oH.'t.'c pnc1'k or Lynch Ih1
score;
metropolitan ......,... % q y 2
natc ma orsyilo, 80 Metropolitan. %. Errors Lona'
VIII. OBJ. Mot OpultaiI -
PROVIDENCE. sept Io-Tnc Providence and Cleveland
nine. played an tutorc.t.s game today, the home cuo
AGAIN winning through superior fielding The gr1{'
took ,Ac ed la thr second uns, ani holding II To inc
end won oi,iy by the annexed score;
Is.asiS ......,....... i2S o 8
BIAS, hit.-rr' acncc o. Cleveland, o. Errors-proyL
Gruce. : Cleveland, q.
PmlADsLrnll. sept 1o.--A heavy batting but loose
fielding me WIS played here 10 day between the fhiia
delpla and Chic 20 League rines. The home CLUB VS.
oupiayed from tho start aud defeated ny the follow
ing -c.lc:
I Fes9 pna...,,,,,,,....... Q = Q $4-1S
BASE philadelphia g. Chicago, H. Errors-PhIl'iel'
phIa, Il chicago u.
coLMpr- sept. l0-A one sided game resulted in the
meeting mere today between the Columbus and Ale
gheuy mines The home club Oitpayed their opponents
1T every point and easily by tn following score:
columbus .......--..- .......-.-- 9-l9
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headed and by two lengths, with Breecn
loader second n leng In front OF Lord Cifton llne
1913 No Frcucb pools wero sold The third race TOT
maiden twOyelrolds iveelghths of mile. was won Dy
the Witch by head with Princess Ban second and DIa
mOnd u poor third. Time 1905. French pools PAID
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urvPy CABOT LODGE roR CONGRESS.

Iyvy. Mass. Sept. 1O.-The Republicans OF
tho vim c,ssc,, Congress oual District held conven-
lion AT Odlf-ows' Hail TINS afternoon ana nominated
Henry CABOT Lodge Of Nahani. In the evening IN,
,tt,,, e,,o-fat-ed % large number of his
fronds INCLUDING tho Lodge diets iFotn tVrct anu
c1rns from Lynn Mr.. Loig 5 tnrHls arc po'i"'o ia
their declarations that he will b. elected.
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RArfF1 ING \ NOMINATION AT UTICA
IrY TELEGRAPH TO TnE rminrNEl

TrICA, Sopt. 1O.-Tho TT ASScHUy D.aVIV
rcpubiican convention was cid bis forenoon me ~,
tendance was large. and an consumer ~
.,.,,..to, ~ DR. Henry A. steber the Trades As
,,tv can idatc vas rat fed. rhe Repuh icl - tp'S
h. say,. n gn one wear ago uQo ne no nina ION vi
Jo-cph Joyce The Democrate h'h''''' i"'"''' '''
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rOAr RACE POSTPONED.

PEEKsKlLL, n. Y, Sept. 10.-The Riley
Ten Eyck boat race which was take place here this
afternoon has been postponed until September -
ow ny 10 the illness OF Rile,.
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FHm RACE, SELLING, d MILE
,IXrn RACE, sTrETLEcHAsE, SHORT COURSE.


IN. pool selling at COney Island last nignt averaged
as follows; -
nm, Ra.e-Nss Daily s25, Contessa SIC. Bahama fl5,
Petersburg Al oy Bell ST., Wndsal % Coral - SUSSEX
80, field -. 49,, 81, t,,.k, e4o Sam.
tenor 40 Shenandoah SJ3. Iuymon So, HchSAho |SA'
Ian So AL n ands A round SO Lytton @l9. 49, rr
J.-trd Kaee-L oulsettc $50 BALDWIN fluo Whtr iiy
Sluo Blast SOS GreystOne So, hopeful SO NhOh ~
ioril ard So. I0lu So ialhIu' 80
ttoo colt So Richard SO Blue Bel $50 SahdoNA 30
Tatter 80. 80 =. ..,. e,E cf.,
Rdcs-Duchess 900 Monitor 40, Netuo oo 'i'H
arm ID, COnmel rl5, Arsenic ..o ...,,,.
1iJfi R1c.-Medusa So, Pnaorr $50 Casino $50 Seine
Clennnn S22 Galaxy Sl6 Valley Forge SO, Eros 81 NAM
toDa ia KING Tom 81. kupp Gun So sam bonn siie
chinook So John LeliOd 81 U0ero 8, sugar rum w.
Ga
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rorodes on grand SCALE arranged for pageant ON
mo ,ht Of september II. The members have n'orma
t,u that no n Blaine Logan viii b, mere INN sn
and gtne,ses Tnere is be a Republican conference
. l.va, ..f At
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UoYe Won heard the response OF the people OF Maine
~ Ihc sllpJrrs vile agansf James q. Blainct
on vesI by their votes the good people OF Maine
Have answered the ISLANDERS 'gainst James O. blaine;
I'm ther nigh Ia we they Tisen the people VI Mane,
And replieI to scandal 'gsiast James q. Blaine.
Ne,c. iork, Sept D, 1854
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Tho Gones Match Prizes presented br colonel James
II Jones IotI Uotlweut a. O.f n ;'hstan cs Hou ana
200 vas 1o ljrinin ton salcm0dc p0atio stuud ng
200 ptuua 500 yads seven shots in clcl d'tahr. 'h
H. rams of four nom any regiment company 90 hhill
Ina the \ a. "a s. y ltst prize pair of hp11ca. Vau'
aiua rr,nul urigo trophy giNon hi th" w. Teams
nom tho TN. lih aud ald Krsim, Mt tuwp'lrA
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WISCONSIN DEMOCEATIC NORINAIIoNS'
MADISON, Wis.,, Sept. 1O.-Ihe Deinocr''i.
Stat, Convention to-day nominated W. y. rI''T VI
Racine Tor Governor aud Fraak Il. foiA' ol "'"'uA'o'
for state Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

Nrw-HAyEN, Sept. IO.-At inc BUIIer COT
veu,Ion at Meriden to-day. James L. Curlss' OF sr@'
forI. was nominated for Governor. One woman wa
present
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NOMINATIONS IN NIAGARA COUNTY.
IBrTELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune

LoCKroRT, n. Y, Sept. 10.-The Republicans
of Niagara County held thor County Convention in he
Opera House tails afternoon Fifty-hve delegates were
present, and the enthusiasm displayed was remarkable
They nominated frank p. Weaver OF Cambria, for
Sheriff James Atwater. Of ocHbort, for County Treas
Milton Robinson, OF Lewiston, Tor Coroner ana
Gordon Rowe, Il arsnd. Tor Justice of Sessions Jehn
c. Freeman OF LocApor reelected chairman OI inc
County Committee.
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MISSOURI REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
NICHOLAS FORD ToR GoVEKNoR-PoESTs AGAINST
THE DEMOCRACY.

NICHOLAS FORD TOR GOV kNOK-POlNIs AGAINST
THE DEMOCRACY.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Sept. l0.-At the after
noon SEES on Of the Republican Convention yesterday
The following nominations mad by aeclama ion:
f,r corey,,or ......... Nicholas Ford.
Ii,,te.0sls orertOr ........ Dr. H. stark OF
T-,ossrer ....... Major !. 5Imp,On.
Auditor - Judge Jacob Sands
Aror.e,. CCncr1I - Coiouel David Murphy
.Jadgs o. IAo Saoreme Court. Judge David wagner
Ills understood that the three offices not provided for
on the ticket will be flied with GrsenDaek nominees
The platform speaks OF President Artnur's Adminls2-
tion emiuenty conservative ana patriotic and
cordial support is pledged Blaine and Logan. The
platform also saysi
We indiet the Bourbon Democracy OF Missouri for
psrSistenIly ignoring the Union element OF the stare
While the Republican party has ODlerated every dsa
biify growing out of the rebellion. the Democratic
party eth persists in peIseou for their loyalty,
End ia making service in the against the Govern
uent condition Of Important offices Of the state an
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COr-PT CAIENpARS THIS DAY.
Mr.. BONNIE 0Y rRorrNG HORSES

errpr,fr OOrRI-' HANBFH-- Ic'0It U0n0l1' J--Nos
= 49, -t. 10, l-t, l'I i'-i %J' ~ -"Vi "a
.Jt. 263. 2Gj 2t6, 2Dt, 25-.
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ORGANIZING A PARADE IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-The Order of Cincin
for the purpose Of producing street
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NOMINATED ON THE TwENTY-sIxTH BALLOT
Ia...s Ii...., sa..t 10 Iha Ind

Congressional District Republean Convention was held
here to-day. and Judge James Buchanan Of Trenlon
nonins the twenty ballot Tho other candl
dates l. ShODe, Of Alaluo CITY, and CoDgress
man j. Howard Pugn, OF Burlington
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uAnirN's nan MrNunN,
lay nailcy continued his testimony,
l.tt MAJ ia hal UFVhln4

Yesterday iiailry continued MS trH'lhoh} Saying ~
ia d technical sense he hal, perhaps, beeA laa
Tor hla scryicea 10 tho National Democrats
committee on hs return from lynn
had been paid between 5000 ana $500 for his actual f
pens,s tie rehearsed the satemeht- made Ia his lrs
demandia pawn Ut and sail he had never begun 'l
IN the matter as he preferred 10 trust q The 'eH'e
justice OF the committee; besides be was hnane'ag s's
Ia brng an action. lie denied tAat the euet NSh'
threat ~ut. Besides hs services nj Lynn - .ar,
perfor1ncl neral campaign service cot ~ wssen.S
AMI m,ue himself generally acuFe ia VA uI'.,stne,d
For All his ne got from $1,000 20 VOW. ne '"l'
no campaign correspondence -. h.ths
Being pressed ~ Mr. ddy II idey aihii,.eI ,rttes
had 20 ne 90 Cumberland, Nd, flr tn com, ,.s
let er ard telegram had been s'nt - ,an.s
committee. pur oTlns T. be nom some y, ~, sern
he bad forgotten. The truth or iattI on s U,cey
was his business to prove Being pnckea Ss'n Nm was
saudenly remembered that the name OF iI1 Wrylsnd
Price He could uot remember what ne .l ~ ID In tee
lie had made his report 20 the committee 40, ~ ar
stress OF time and ou mess his exact pJaia,d sad
ther.ng the ~ pure Democracy N h1yhsr ,sast
passed fron his mind. lie did not even fomenyy
| Mr. Barnum's distractions were regarding 'ne
3Dtd You not tell me once that you did rs;ash'S nos
| Al said so, II WAS regarding my solhS ~ ~
| Cumberland. hoa no,
| Continuing. Hadley said he I ,ssu,inoay.
Mr. Bamum siuoe the chairman g vs ~, he prrseni
rcceeinss with him; in connection with ms ed tba
see Mr. Barnum be had mentloneI I ts, all
Hadiey fIrtLeT stated that ne had dodDt n,shs
was authorized tn expoud wha'eVe. bertrand
be necessary In connection WIN for this belief
bur Judged from the Price receipt 3r 'Sypene sss
published in the pubic pnn,, ,h haye Seen paid MI
Dickinson the stenOgrapher Of the memory
Tee had ali horiL-d hn % go to Lynn 20 the de-
| had been belonged rsi hrpt than eleareu w -
tsi. of the mater by the publication oil Mr. Reidy
| Hadey here with a noncha ant ar mss leer, adj
to ask hin m he bad not written the ynIyht have
| ding: You dasnt." lie admitted Una. nc hnt claimed
| received letter OF introduction ~ ilVo hs,rng %
| that IL came from Mr.. Barnum The Letter wr,tten
sgnsture purporting 10 DO Mr. Bainnm VS. AZ ths uns
| DicLiuson Haaley insisted, Mr. Barnu wss ROT -
was our Of the city He believed the e,1e. ns 20 Car
thorizeh by Mr. Barnum adding: before INSTR crcss
l herlanh think had no interview VITA s, pcrsosS
from Mr. Barnum regarsiinx that NIP lnsns,tia" -
interview with hm before gong 10 NASSAU I've clan
| o. why eIe you uncertain whether you n"''