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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
4 DEMOCRATIC LITER1EY BUREAU
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBl IfLkIHAFH TO IIt THI'UN w
ALBANY, Sept 3.-FOr several days two OF the
Assembly Committee rooms IN the Capitol have been
used a Democratic literary bureau The squad o IL
mira men on the Capitol who glance to Lieu enant
Governor B for their posi- have been passing and
out Of these rooms always ascniug he doors acrt
To-Day leaked that thay have formed club calling
them elves the - Hunters " and Long ReachcTs,'
and have thousands OF NoOi speeches reprints
OF the Convict Dor bl Chlds Labor bl ana OF er
bills sicn by Cleveland, and Democratic documents ont
from the Capitol Five member. Of thc club ar Ordere
The building OHe both orderly on the Capitol and
messenger In the Il NIX Depa mcn and anoth IS clerk
n the Insurance DepaI tmont one of the club admit
wrapping up and sending 5000 documents from the
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ME. BLAINL'S LiBEL SUIT

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 3.--ln the United States
District Cour, to-day judge Wood overruled the de-
murrer cd by the jeence in III Balne- -Se"f"e sun.
The meys the defence appeared and announcer
that The SeHtHers answer wOll1 be ready tomorrow,
aud Mr. Bla nrs e waved the lOrmahty OF ruuhR
the dran,e t. answer. Ihe SetiHcPS counscl say ,n 1t
will be possible them T. ready Tor trl al Dcioc
Noyemhe, for he reason that most 0 the witnesses IVY
at distance from Indianapolis md great ueAI VI "oIA
will be required IN taking dcpositl'hs
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tut fttt-ntuu ,Hur ur ruti,f tNNiit'A" 40
Arutuutftt
rut-mga, Sept A,-lhe action ot thicI al
rnuur uriun IA tIr Austrian his matter 10 lhelN to
eausa truthe set H,ouu tetruet uha m"t'ha ltom
Washington, where ha says he learned point "r W'
Ito is sli of tho opinion tnt hu VAC usut and viii win
Her f-o, say what course IA " praue, hut II l. s'd
by some o bat, friend, "a he nis declared p1-luNeN
that he viii not apol g'e to Consul schom 'trg' a. ho
do mo- think he " l the w.o4- / case ne heres
1, hi. icu al, more VIII doub less bee heard "G tue
matter asst g. rumorcd th unless lhce is an "l1oky
and cXpl nttIoI mere Will 10. mue tdte proceed nSa
az usi Braun by United Stale, Ds'rctAloIlel ooue'
AS B ron schaeier viii .k thd the case ue pusu-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

COLONEL DIGENNE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3. Adyices by the
steamer CIV OF Toxic, which arrived to-day from Hong
Kong, that Germany is calling in its subjects who
in the Chinese service. Lieutenant Haginclever, in
strucOr In the torpcdD school at Wci-Hal-Wel, the
nor hwcsern coast of thc province OF Chang Tong has
been ordered to resign. English employees the Chinese
heei Lave resigned
HoNG KoNG, SEPT 3.-The French ironclad La Calls
soncre arrived here last night to protect French r
chant vessels
PARIS, Sept 3The journal O0fcidi censurcs Colonel
Dugcanc, the command OF the force sent TO occupy
LangsOn for engaging in action with he Chinese troops
at HaSle without first communicating with General
MillOt.
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Kxrr GOODS MANurAcTuRERs FORM PooL

SARATOGA, Sept. 3.-The manufacturers OF
wooen knit goods had tler hnal session here to-day
resolution was passed that all unite aud pool the pro
duction aud the percentage Of each manufacturer
shall be in proportion to the total production Manu-
factIrers hall pay for all over certain per cent OF their
production fifty cents per oOIen, and Or all under tile
stipulated amount tney shall receive fifty cents per
dozen The resolution embraces the object for which TIE
Ineellng was CALLED
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PLAGUE-STRICKEN NAPLES.
ALARMING INCREASE OF THE CHOLERA
APPEARANCE IN SPAIN PREVENTS THE KINGS
CONCENTRATIONS IN AUSTRIA.

CRUGsE-PRECAUTIONs IN AUSTRIA
RoME, Sept 3-The official bulletin showing the
ravages of the cholera IN various provinces of Italy
in the past twenty-four hours is as follows Fresh
cases-Naples, 1917 Alexandria, BergamO, 22 !;
Campobasso, . CaSerta, / Cunco, % Genoa 81;
Modena. 3 Massa Carrara, II Parma, 3; Turin,
II. Dcaths.-Naples, G5 Alexandria, Bergamo
: Campobasso, = Cuneo, l7 Genoa, 10; Massa
Cartara, q; Parma, . Turin, ..
Hctwecn sunset Monday and sunrise this
morning 20 eases have occurred at Naples The
epidemic Is spreading to the adjacent districts At
La Spezia there were 80 fresh eases and 13 deaths
yesterday.
Laten-From p. m. yesterday TO p. m. to-day
there were seyenty-thiec fresh eases of cholera
and thirty-tvo deaths in this city. The situation
is improving At Noyeda during the twelve hours
ending at a. m. to-day there were seven deaths
and four fresh rnsos
MtuRip, sept 3.-tn consequence of the appear
an'e of cholera ~ spain King Alfonso haa post
ruhod his contemplated cruise p ilhua aud hns TO-
turned io the capital
Sincp the nuthirnk ~ the diarasr IN tho province
nf Alhahtr there have tprn ~ deiihs ~ kovrila /
thHth tud deaths ht ltlrhr, hhd deaths ~ Al
thntr There Hrr nov under treatment at NuN rltt
~ ttsr7 aud ~ Alicante e
luttuN, Sept, H,-iheie were = deaths from
chnria here last mpht, aud . AT s0lliuA-e-lort, u
village not TAI from here
VIENNA, sept H,-Ihe Minister of the Interior
has dccrrrd that med cal inspect on at travellers
to and from Italy shall be made at various stations,
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DENOMINATIONS IN WISCONSIN.
nm REPUBLICAN CONVENTION rus lnr ON
Il.LIl IL IN IlIIn

nm WrIWICAN CUNNINIIuN IIIS IUI VIU
u,krl tN nm rlrip.
M,usoN. Wis, Sept 3. The Republican
Convention to day finished is work quickly so that dele
rsitcsc,udu,tcu thr ml,slncc'n uddrcs ed W Gene
,nl Logan The pres nt state oic.r7 were nominated
bvac lnmutiun as fnilow,t
for oofsiI... Jr,mnh ". Uush
lteuffu1tt tGptfINOt N ur. rs. llurld
Sfc,rtIv Irur-I a limmr.
I,u..j,..I g. NcIttu .C
tto.ucl-Geueipi. Leon trr g. irishv.
HuDc1ufsud,utof Schools Robert Gi1ham,
IH.uruuce Commissioner -lhlip L. sp1oncr
F0fpogd conference.-the r. llanErr
1h. pla form support. n.a me- and Logan heartily The
eta.c officers thinked the convention briefly. and th"
ic,eat,s then Adjourned win three cheers or Blaine
and Irsa1
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THE ELEVATED TRAIN SERVICE.

In regard to some recent changes IN the tram
serv ce on the Third Avenue Elevate Railroad General
M,na-er sin Of the Manhattan Railway Company said
Yesterday: ave have taken of few Chatham Square
trains for the simply thai they were not needed
They will resumed whenever tie volume of travel re-
qures But we have done nothing that we have notdone
al the same season in previous years. TIE Thd Avenue
line is carrying 10000 TO 10000 passengers DAY
les an he usual mber Tn travel is always light at
tbis se.on In October when the nus fegdus It's
usnal proportions the trains viii be- replaced hayo
heard no complaint about the reduction III rains
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NO REPUBLICAN TICKET IN TEXAS.
THE CONVENTION DECIDES TO SUPPORT THE
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.
HorsToN, Tex. Sept 3.-In the Republican
stae Convention today motion TO Law on the table
the Mitchell County Convention resolutions, lavorius
fusion with the Crecnbackers ana udorendcnt', and
indorsing George Washington Jones, the Independent
candidate Governor defeated by vote OF loi to-
27q. Tvs rcpor's w,r' made 10y the committee on
Resolutions The majority report clnred 1t to b'
I'm xpedient and mprlcuolhlc at this time to place a
state ticket I'm Tho field. aud recommends the cpuhh
cans TO aid an H. independent candidates Tor 0tNe
office Tho minority rcpor. declared iu iavor o' q
straight B plh team tckc, also ~ Ra'ne hnd i"Sah
,,ertofni Ticket Man. so crhes re- m1Ic on the re-
rur- "a. 4 motion O. ulop the minority report was l'-
irtrd hy vut oi ~O To- 3u~. TIE majority report Wi"
Then adopted by q viva 1ocrNotc
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IRA CING A MISSING WITNESS.

NEw-HAvEN Sept. 3.-WillamiG cary, of the
Town Agents office has sent telegram 10 Baltimore for
a description of May White. The missing witness
trial OF Hazeton for numbering Mabel Thorpe beau
ful young widow, whom he thinks may he this May
White applied to him yesterday for raj way pass TO
n. wDori II lie could not grant her that, but got
work for her She was much excited and when sue
found she could not be sen To Newport was anxious 10
get out Of the C y.
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ROLLER SKATING RINK IN KINGSTON.

KINGsroN, Sept. 3.-A large new roller skat-
ing rink near the City Hall wa, opened here tonight
The structure large aud handsome and Is built on he
most approved plans costing over 10000 Miss Bertha
Mann. Of New York, the stvruyearold fancy roller
skater ana ". l. Nobc also from NewYork, were pres
ent and The attendance was very large.
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JUNIOR BoNDHoLDERs ORGANIZING
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRIsUNgI

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Ihe Junior bond
holders OF the Reading Railroad organizing To ask he
ted states Court instruct the receiversto see that
tue iunor interests are not entirely ignored
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ALL DROWNED BESIDE AN ICEBERG.

Sr. JOINS, y. f., Sept. 3.-lhe loss of the
Rcsoi,crs crew aud passengers was due - collision
with am iccbcrg A sooua. tine brig crashed upon the
iceberg the boats were lowered But they we're swamprd
u the wasl and eros. sea around tn .cbcrg ald all
hlud. prrslrL Ihe brig had been uh md d not moro
than tVu houc, when IL was TAX n I'm to" 10y h' war
J. .I.. GA fttl
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DEyIALs FRom SURVIVORS OF GREELTSPAA

DENIALS FROM SURVIVORS or GREELY'S PARIl
CLEVELAND. Sept. 3.-Brainard, Long and
Conpe survivors OF the Cr.ey expedition. who are now
in a museum here. emphatcay DENY the truth OF the
statements sad in Washington dispatch to nave Deeh
made by army oii who had read the uIaIles Vi
members OF the expedition Brainard says; =
d" don't know who tn arm officer ls oul "lo' ~, no
party and, moreover not on the Bear iput can cahS
home the Tnets 1he story Is ne OUT OF WuOlc cIon
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HOW THE VOTE STANDS.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF l4,62o IN l4i TOWNS
THE VOTE FOR CONGREssuEN
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, sept. 3-keturhS
from IA towns give Pmgree Repl 14,62o ma
iority for Governor or 2Gs0 less than the Repnbn-
can majority in the same towns in 1850. The re-
turns this year are compared below with the vote
in 1850:
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ArTENpr rO WREcK 4 TRAIN

LYNcmBURG. Va, Sept. 3.-Another attempt
was made this morning n wreck passenger train on
the yirginia Midland Railroad near here by placing
instructions on the track but fortunately they were
discovered tn time 10 check the train. The guilty persons
are thought 10 be known.
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TILE VERMONT ELEC1ION.
"a GLORIOUS VICTORY"

CHAIRMAN GIBBS TO MIR. TRANSFORMING lhE
WAY TO An OLD-FAsHiONED MAJORITY ~
NOVEMBER
BuRIINGTON, W.. Sept 3.-Warren Gibbs, chaf-
man of the Republican State Committe, has sent 'he
following congratulatory dispatch on the Vermont
election 10 Mr.. Blaine:
BrRfINGToN. w.. Sept. 3.
Vermont points the wav to victory next NnNen-
her in an old fashioned Republican majority Tor ne
81 ate ticket i'm face of nm INSCRIPTIONS enemy Who
conducted "a s III hunt in the canvass assisted Nv
independents and the tuckery of split tickets. We
won a glorious victory. The Green Mountain n, ho,
puhlicans send greetings M n majority oi I''uu"
for Pingree aud Ornsbce and Blaine ana Logan
The canvass was made on National issues anu Nsr-
mont substantially indorses the principles w ~
protective tariand protection to American ClInrns
abroad NAhhLN "ihp7'
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JyyTIrrrr on uIyIyG EYGINEER&

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-At to-day's session
OF the American Institute Of Mining Engineers n. =
Keith, OF New-York read paper on the "Dese'verka
ton OF Lead Eectroyss" The paper was received Win
marked attention. Other papers we're on new Press
IRE Filter by r. p Rohwell, of New-York; The Val
lece Mine, Mexico" by Richard l. Cnsn, oi Monterey
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TWO NATIONAL GUARDsMEy HURr

IEl ILILHhAIH
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, sept. 3.-{chard Cum
mi rs a corporal in the 4th Regiment mad hi. right hand
badly mangled by cirridge bursting at tho sham battle
M Camp Couch Niintic. to-day. CAPTAIN Henry Lyon,
of ETiga General smiths sa had his ankle spraned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
BIsMARCKs HOSTILITY TO ENGLAND.

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-The North German Gazette,
in an editorial day attributes to Pruce Bismarck the
design 10 Great political blockade against England by
forming a coalition Of the Powers, unless Engands
cgOtistca policy Of colonial extension Is abandoned.
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BREWERS OPPOSING PROHIBITION

ALBANY, Sept 3.-The State Brewers and
MaItstes' Association held It's -enannual meeting to-
day Seventy members, representing he leading brew
ing and malt companies OF the State were present Res
outOns adopted against prO1DitlOn, -ayl y thdt
the aS .ocatIon nOupOltic3l opposing candidates
Who fNor prohibition and aNOriug those who oppose H.
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Arrrmpr no RrRY 4 rOEN.

HELENA, Mont Sept. 3.-Anothcr attempt
10 burn Missoula Mont. was made lat night pile OF
oil-soaked kndling wood was igned IN stable near
the burned district, but exiting shed before any
damage had done strong force Of extra police
is paroliDg the town
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TIE RELIEF OF LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
The directors of the Louisville and Nashville

Railroad Company after long meeting Yesterday, an
no me hat nothing had been done about the plan for
the nanc al relief Of the company beyond what had al
ready en- made public. The price At which the new
bonds will be offered for subs rptlon kept secrst The
whole hene will have to be approved by th stocknold
OF the company before II can be carried INTO practeh
operation
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WoMAN sUFFRAGE IN sCnENEcTADY.

SCHENECTADY. Sept. "a largely attended
convention OF residents schenectady County passed
resolution to-day calling the senator ana assembly
man II this district To work Tor the woman Suffrage p'
Instead OF opposing II rs hereloiore.l
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA NOT CUTTING RATES.

ILLElNAFH
PHLADELPHIA, sept. SIT was officially
stated at the Office OF tn, Penn,ylVauit Railroad Com
pany today hat the company would cut us through
senger rates. IL had been appealed 20 by tue Other
t,uuk mes 10 cu bu Ia resis ed all such appeals
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TILE GOVERNOR BusY SHAKING HANDS.

ALBANY, Sept The Executive Chamber
was besiege this morning and afternoon with excursion
nories Thav literally took possesson and he Governor
was Kept buy. except wAen at lunch sinking hauds
with th m The number OF prominent Ylltors was a'so
large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
WIRES OF RIyiL conPANIEs t0yNEoTED

CHICAGO. Sept. "a dispatch to me journal
fron Milwaukee says "The Ines Of the bahHefs ana
Merchants Telegraph Company being connected with
vss,ern Unon systeu, st Raw View which confirms tn
reporl that the formers Northwestern hhes nave Deeh
ahsOrbed by The latter COmpAny."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.-The Southern Asso-
citation of Ra lwly and Steamship ireigh men met 10
secret cs ion here to-day The afternoon was spent In
discuss ihe propose wtdrawa OF the East Tennessee
ant Virginia and Georgia Railway Compalies fromlthe
Associ on the future mantcDanc, of the vi con and
Atlantic ottOn Po and uniform system OF billing
merchandi. for points north OF the ono Riyer
BosToN Sept IA prominent promoter OF the Mexican
Central Railway having failed pay loan 10 stae-st.
house when demanded. notice has been ell at the city
Han that the following Mexican Central securities would
be sOd ON September %; S3s0Ooo hrst pioilgsss
bonds, S3s000 income do. SO othe scrip aud Sls2ooo
ol the capitnl stock.
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THE MEETING OF THE THREE EMPERoRs.

pls L biLhNpN NV p'p'' h' NH''i n'"iV'u
for Warsaw shortly afer midnight last ni2ht
VIENNA, Sept 3.It il rep,r ell that Prince Bismarck
will accompany Emperor william to Warsaw, AMI Count
kalnoky will 90 with npcror Francis Joseph and NJ
de Gers vii attend the Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

picOn OF being person who murdered two girls IN
Andrew County on Sunday last. II the proof against
him Is positive he VIII undoubtedly be lynched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
RErrnL1cAN CAMS Al ST. ALBANs.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Sept 3.-lhe bolt in this county
has resulted in the election of the Democratic ticket
bv majorites ranging from 152 To 63o Inns
county, on the State ticket, gives Pingrcc lkcp'j
1888 votes. Rcdlngton DEM 1132, ana Souie
142. showing Republican gain of pol over ALL as
compared with 1850. Only two Democratic
REPRESENTATIVES, are elected i'm the county, loss ol
rLrcc. Ihc result has NO political signlhcanc"
whatever being SIMPLY the outcome OF a lecllng
growing out of the financial troubles IN TINS toWh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04

Hiram Atkins, chairman of the Democratic stare
Committee. says the Republican majority IS 2o'ooo'
The vote of the same towns for Congressman Is
given below:
Jsf Djstrict-Stewarts RepN, 9674 Simmo"s u)em
asa; Kiddcr tGr,enk) 2i7; stewart pura NV O5Zl
iii D,siric}-Cirout ,R.p), 1852; Goddard l)em
III; scattering ll6 Grout- plurality, sl3l Grout
mai ,rity, . 99j
Rcpublicau. 122: Democratic II; independent .;
Grecnback, 3.
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nEMocRArIC NoMINATIONs IN IOWA.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Sept. 3.-The Democratic
jste Convention to-day made the following nomuationsi
FOR Seerefary-James Dooley, OF Keokuk County.
zfeasWsr-GeOrge DOrT, OF Union County,
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WIN NM pAsSENGER NM Is WAGEp.


There was no important change in the rates
on passenger traffic to the west male uy the ticket
brokers Yesterday II IL Wlort rOl tat the evidence
has b IN sccurrl the sale Of Chc gO tickets at tho
West Slotc's office AZ elH against the IA uf tls %
heretofore maintained. The brok'r. are selling chicago
tickets at SIG AMI the only importance attached 70 thcse
irronutips ON the par Of tn W'st Shore IL that tHey
may euvd by IN, old trunk u', S hc u'tuc' Ton for
an open cut A. the g. own onlc' Mhllevtr ttu "a may
hp hereafter zen. there seemed % nr som'ihlng
moving am the am" IN hr opnon a. shrrNd htolcr',
hrrlu.e of ia ,unu nal nunb tO "sp1t rt' that wrto
,nn,issns the broadway onlrcl order @ grt nj the
lowest eur eut rate, hs tatt was mrrprc ca AZ ndi-
eating po. sible preparation by some or hr pool lines
furmorup,u yaggrc- step than HAY get been iohe
\ gentleman informed as IA tonmi- siouer FnEs
npni.ns aid: at IA incorrect to say that there is a
pn -enaer war There Ia n,no; tn' fic IA simply thnt
commissions while others not there never ha' been
pool on passenger business az tar ~ division NJ DuA
uass and cement uf balances nm ler tine division are
concerned Agreements tesar nng nt"'. e.c, have eN
istal anl none 81 the oh tunk lncs have Nthdt,wh
rom thani nutU sttotN undarst'1i hat the espoih
naut of rtVns commissions shal hp iii Il i the West
phnia and tho laaA ,Waala ap WI va ~ a. ",
t, .inn aud ~ sevpt tpllt nua wh ihr 1ptr "a W.
tih IA mot i ns hl h 90 ~ utsrnt 60 tl tho t"hhin.
nntuan ha h.lrvra thu II Ia tni iI4 -nra "a 'Hhs
enough A. nov Uiuh lines viii got so sth pl no siiua
uthat lh- Ito rauia uanHi a. thtl eel tr p,upri ihn
tAB Nest shore anl taokaw Win uu slM h atrrpt
ihn uu ur asfrriu htai ahd tAai the hthhl llNhh
viii .narnt ,0 abandon ud p1lioy paying tommis-
rhe,e b nu piiuop, Involved IA the pr a,h cu th- ahi
40 dispute except over the allowance pi $50 nni s"hs
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ARRESTED FOR MURDERING GIRLS

ARRESTED FOX BtRDbhINu uihhH
SAVANNAH Mo-, Sept 3.-Thomas Bateman,
son of prominent farmer has been arrested sus-
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yALuE or scIENEcrADY REAL EsrATE

SCHENECTADY. sept. 3.-The Board oi ASSESSOR hhts
ta lie real esat II tn city Is wO.th TlO62OOO more
than IL was wOrtn last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
THE STATE OFFICERS RENoMINATED.

All Of the state officers were renomnated by ac-
tlamatiOn follows:
y,,r COreraOr-geDrgs d. Robinson. OF Ch'cOpec.
Lfetff rant GOrerHOr-Olivcr Anne. OF Ea-tOh
Necreidiy ~ StGtc-Henry L. Pierce, OF Anhg'oh'
fyeds.ter-Danel A. Gleason, ~ McdtOtd
4adiior-C Charles r. Ladd. of Springfield.
AHorEey GenoyGi-Edgar j. Sherman, OF Lawrence
On motion Of Senator HoaT, Mark Hopkins, OF
NIlliamstown and Ex-Governor Thomas Talbot,
OF Bllerica, were unanimously nominated for Elec-
tOrs-at-laTge.
The platform which lisa well-written document
CLAIMS that " the National Republican party mas
kept ahead with the demands of progress ana the
needs of the country and that 1T alone OF existing
parties, stands ready and equipped to wisely ana
CONSIDERABLY deal with the questions of the day.
both State and National" IL fayoTs a discTlinl-
nate tarlf. framed with regard TO the careful pro-
lection of the taxpayer. of, of American industries
and the American lsbOrer to whom II should give
ms full share i'm the National prosperity lhe hepub-
llcan party" il says, stands to further the best
interests" of the wOrkingmen by every legitimate
means the Government may employ III faNoIs
Civil Service Reform, "a foreign policy which
shall insist upon respect for the American name
and a scrupuous regard for the rights OF American
citizens eveTywherep and legislation to restore the
Navy aud the prosperity of the merchant marine:
Bla ne and Logan commended as statesmen OF
ability and Pre- e,ident Arthurs Administration Is
spoken of as safe, honest and able.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
Mexico; "Coal Mining in the COnnellsville Coke he'
gion" by John Fulton OF Johnstown, Penn.
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
THE FATE OF ANDREW JACKSON

KILLED RY THE MONTREAL EXPREss-HE ACCUSES
TWO COMPANIONS OF LEAVING HIM sENsELEsS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
NEWS or THE wREK.

sunday Hon. Joel Eastman oiCo,
way. y. r.. died. aged 6s; be va ,
distant relative Of Daniel Webster A.
(. said 10 have resembled that ,,a,,,r,.
In features very much.
Monday; Hon. Joseph Dane ok,
nebunkpor'. died be vss q candA,,.
for Congress tao yesrs ago.
Tuesday: The Kansas lesisl.,,,.
me, in special session 10 take msa....
20 stamp out the cattle ioo,-snd.no.a
disease. --DE A. &. HamAa u B.,,,
was IN Boston looking after he a.,
Of Publishing a book. "Lsisars Ho-,
Among the Gems" 10 Be- pablsAsi J,
O.gooj s. Co.
Thursday Il ~as rumorsd that Pm,
! 'snt Arthur had aid be would veto 4,
Fif John Porter bill
Friday, The Sheriff and ,sysr1l %
er high officials q New York City o.,
arrested Coz exiortion and pefjuu
senator Blair did not receive % ~,
encouragement nom Rspabl.eaa NAB.
in support Of biz national edu,i,.o,l.
a. he expected.