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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH River Vessels and Railroads
NBw-YoRK, Oct. %. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NETWORK. OctOber 20, 1ssA
CoFFrr-spot Rio dul 9,,c for Fair options 30
points lower for october and 10 poD slower for Other months
Sales 20 $50 bags closing steady october AMI November
1901 IS December 7oOd 81; January, 716dsOo Feb
ruary, s.O5 $50 March, siOasl5: April. -.l5esO
May s2Oas "a. and June 25 $3.50 bid and asked Mid
dull.
COTTO y-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales 307
bales for consumption Delivered Contracts 400 bales
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CINCINNATI Oct 2j-Fl0ur quite .tnily, - oSstiS *.
Lard dun at 81 OOGf7 U9S Bulxmeats quies 20
short-rih 80 49, short Claar III DO fos, &C. az
mon 1J irht 81 Qsl JD PA3kinz AM bitShor@ % wv
- 80 r.e.pr, 400 mead sniuLeaIa 32S hs>4
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Many Of the bohemian Glass workers devote only a
part Ol the year this work finding more prohtaD!e EN-
plOyment in the field during several mouths
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C1nIIRES FOR WORKINGMEN
.,,v low WAGES PAID IN EUROPE.
INTERESTING REPORTS FROM THE MINES OF
xxaLANp AND THE coNTINEST-THE WAGES OF
nI,ss WORKERS AND PorTERs.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, oct. Zo.-Ameilca" i'r'oi ""e'
~ special depression in trade or through misun
!" with their employers in regard to wages anu
~ - labor have been disposed TO listen TO Demo
hour euts changing the Republican party with all
eia' an,es would do well to consider the condition OF
e" miners before casting their ballots for free
,rn,ch would simply make the working OF Ameri-
t'oV an ,mpossibity except at starvation wages
can statements by United States consular otf
.hor,pg the wages earned by miners In the several
e., of Europe will interest them
,uSERs WAGES IN GERMANY AND ENGLAND.
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SPIRITS OF TURPEVPIyE.
rrun srock MAngEr-aY rELEaRApH

CHARLESTON Oct 25-Turpentine quiet at % &c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 70 -Turpentne dull at 2lc. bid.
WILMINGTON. oct. % -Iurpenune quiet Al ~ &C.
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RIMS Deliveries. Erc.ssneliy Chsrters.
ro,a sb, 1s.ss55i ls4alAi 'g1 sSs Sss "a ,ss

The petroleum speculation nearly active last
week ~ IN the preceding week but N waa week when
the "hull4" enjoyed their innings" That the advance
vhiph was recorded resulted from n vigorous crit
sad, ngninst the short interest IL sue and
that extent 1t vas speculative There wrrr sevsrrl
amnU ftllnrrs ~ heat" brokers. hut that
me hearv stuck Exchange "shnrt" intrre- has been
settled "a lonbifl Lit prices we're The Invest ~ INC
w.nh and with nnlt natural raciuns the mnftrt vas
,aitipd M 40 sls8TpA cenis. agnin'i Nl7s
cents last hight IN The hml denNns' theie
wptr evidences ut large frnli1atinna hnt
while rrnrfinn would NOT hp nnefnretri
there waa 49, aisn that the stp ~ the "huls nn the
urikrt had hprn vriHpuul -,
Il H. I'm. IL hmm 80
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

IovuoS oct e5-l23O m.-Consos lol ~ 10 or "onof
ann Too 10 Tor the account Uultei states ton o
hslis. Ia Atlantic and Great western ons, s
IIusees Certificates - Erie H. 40 -eson"
Neg-iOTk tental HUia Illinois eau A. I--s smsVan ~.
So rl,iuI no, Mexican Ordinary, 49, NAHsD-H
cine ijil - PAU Common. in'~ -,,. D.aatng ~.
Illinois Central La, Pennaylv ana 80 "a Lac G
Paris 1uote rireo Per cent Aentes Al - nAnos ~
ceutiineB Tor The account ,ror- tho parx
3 D. u-fhe amount ~ bullion Nilh,Ia"" "''' $50 1880
England balance day 40 uoV - ~ tronca % Ii
fen for che
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LANGE IMrORTs FROM EUROFE.

Ia the review OF the state Department Re
mort published IN TuE TRIBUNE Of October 20
no details were given respecting the wages
of operatives IN European mills and factories
uc facts iu regard u the In cotton. woocu and
elk mills win therefore DE OF interest These facts re
veal conditions which appalling, and which should do
much 10 array American workngmen on the side of
protective tariff which alone them from like con
dtons 10 should be mentioned, that II was only with
great iii Giculty that the COnsus able 20 obtain
cur,t. statistics Of wages many Of manufacturers
refusing 20 give Information. the ground that the
American tariff restricts their opportunity IN the Amer
can markets 90 which the European manufacturers hold
they should be allowed free access A
allowing what those manufacturers could do
Al the United states should adopt the Democratic tart
poicv a statement showing the declared value OF the
actual impOratons INTO the United states during the
last fiscal year IN the face OF the present tar Is mere
given:
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0Sl aB TexAna 20 O00S8 -. -. .. 49,
Gses-Rsosp 500 shippsnss 800 20 %srsss Is ~
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i.,.,vos, WAGES IN GERMANY AND ENGLAND.
Carpenters. black
smiths and tin

The miners AZ Newcastle, the chief centre OF 'ne Ing
,,.b coal mines, are paid the highest wages ID
a.. tsted Kingdom. According 70 i've
,rifsh Trnds Journal OF date more
,eut than the reports the State Department there
have been considerable disputes. and good many men
49, 80, ,,t, u the collieres ~ west Lancashire star
t,shre North Wales and other districts Owing To re
auctions IN wages averaging from to 10 per cent in
,oe journal SAYS In Lord Dulleys eolleues ho,'ce
Ia, h.en given that unless the men accept the hfp'
,e,'s award the mines viii be closed" In Loiu 'uu'el
,oilerips in South saforlshre and Ea't
,,i,,nt lo 900 miners are employed, ana NE l'lu,,u
,,r,vsed A. q rens per dat, of from fAtp 10, ~ T
db t.,i,,siirrs ~ ffrn te 80 pcf rehf ~ We XXX
,,sbi,. rtr affects 10000 ~ 80 900 iuinfr- haN luu
,,nis az uhnni A. appears, have been thiuWn "h ~ XIV
titrent ht thplf refusal t1 accept irinriW Nl VIZ
s,osna which wore already ~ the siHr'HilNN NN'
tr nuthan i've ruilpiips 80 illp lrrhnse lle nNis
,tts,d M attrrt reduction in ihnli WaFpe ~ tN ~
,.ni Jhs fttt3s fiHfui srnhs uf " the nfl"u lN'l
tha me nik people almost rntirll 90 ihr m''']
M thtii Nast,s anh etts Do The fiiWri hove hn lnnls
h., iiitu auaf uiun sititfs, ahi ihr rWiluttia wnuN
,r,llhi, nn niunn a. compulsory restitution ~ i'n
utpit n o. therefore "a hn expected mat e"nn nWpa
Bio ISOLATION nf iir dispute VII hr Ait'td 49, n" iNh
,he euh people viii nui untrf anon suuAhi' 10 n''h
thrt uusi hn defeated" Ia uthu Wuisi Tie hhria "'r
A t. starved iuiu "A surrender.
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WHAT IS PAID IN THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE.
Weekly wages In tho iron mines Of Austria and Hun
e. ne flf1nws.
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nlulhI4 fnANnn Ahn nrLaIuM.

Returning alain o. the consular Itp"its u u i"""'
thai miners wages IA France range as follows
HseLIy Wage 90 me Housa heely hdget 80 toa' h"s'
w. ttfri.f ntaf ifge bHJt4H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27

The weekly Of the Treasury shows another
large net gain 90 ESQ Of gold The net gain of sill
t4.l2s grainsJ dollars only soo,vto.
The net gain In currency and deposits IN b.ns
S3O.27- after the payment Of S5J,osl
for redemption Of retiring bank notes s the currency
dencit 249 7O6 exclusive OF the liability OF apou,
Sl2, 900 000 for the per cent redemption fund Inc
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Net silver dol.
lars and bull
ION --....-.....
Fractional silver
coin .-.....
Total metal re.
aerNe
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Net gold.
Silver dollars
and bullion
Lesscertincatee
outstanding
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rr,poPFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

t,vsRPooL sept -ProHsDas-SLcol. ca ma,
Gus ga Long Clelr ddiiet 40, "a Sl's C,s, SET
- I'd snort RIBS 30s Oh. ShO lters 3)A "a ns
To- ,fI- extra AHA Ness, Prime Moss I9s I'll. we,s
Ness ~ ~ per JoL; Prime Mess EAso Ss.,sra tJs;
am - LarI-Anercaa. $50 OL. Plus "sss',4.rs 4a
iari III 4gs. 81. Hams-LOa8 Cut, tts NJ. Cassss
Butter 90. psr cst Tor Iaess Uath 'tt'3S a ID
American 'lOcs, bOs o. Mhaltei y es-stA 8 y51a
as "a rel Wuter Is ID p5a "a psr csats ~ We,isrs.
Is 3D.; New Western Winter Il, Id Ne" ns,rata 80 J.
% A.; JlifocAlA No. l.. IS I'd @lA III ga %.
IS "a E5s ID por ceatlL Cora-MlNei.' s farpslul.
nav Js "a per csntA Pr0ilce-ppt' % s.i..t ps.gt
- d., do az Londol. 2ts "a per c"s s al "a
eum, 6sd par giJl clover sssd s'so "a aIl
per osL riliOS SO %. per eNL - aer cwL
Is Sd Pale Is los "a Linseei OIL Tvs "a ~,
LOSDOS. sept 6.-Proiuce L!nseed oi - smarter w
per ton Calcutta lAuseeL as Sd - u 70 Ynn u
seed Caxe ss5s CTS los ,sr co A. kehssi G ess go
q ID per sallon SPIRITS d FlrDelAhe - "a az. 81
sperm OIL sS3 per ton RONn 20 nSa - a.S esL az
Pale -. oils Pr1vsOas-LirL ~ - 'I.,a Cenlrtnfs
Amercan sugar Is. 81 cNL fof Cuss ~
pIIArzing 90, aal lJs Sljs5d 49, Oao' ""
refining aiOAL
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TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE of yesterday was c,o,.,
with important news from all quarter, ~ -
world together with many special fea,n.-"
Among these may be mentioned specia, -
letter from London about politics, opera ana az
drama; news aud summer resort gossip from g..
toga, Long Branch. Richfield Springs and Coo
town; special dispatch from Shenandoah pa..
giving details Of an experiment with electro u.h.
in coal mine; reports Of the weeks social do.
at the watering places; telegraphic letter, -
San Francisco, New-Orleans Chicago. Boston a.,
Philadelphia; Tho B roadway Note Books. Sc
Men About Town.; Social SilhOuettes by pa.
Fawcett, No. X, THE Young Man who pnshe. ma.
Way; letter from Kate Field on Utah noI,,.,
and morals; description Of London cook ,hoo.'
a sketch of old and new Long Island: the aptnn,
fashlOns China Of to-day described by FreneL
man. London correspondence by &C. W. 50 q,
politics, journalism and English opinion on IN,
Greedy business; regular correspondence from par,
on science and art; together with the cream OF IN,
English and American papers. The days news wa.
fully given and the following is a brief synopsl,
of leading topics:
FOREIGN. Troops have been called ont to defend
Pekin. - Cholera has appeared among tbs
troops in Naples - A demonstration IN favor
Of the Franchise bill took place in Glasgow. -
A Danish Polar expedition will start next summer
- The three Emperors will discuss measure,
relating TO Anarchists.
DOMEsTIC.--SenatOr Anthony was buried -,
Treasury officials took action respecting Judge
FOlger's death. =- The Association of Old De-
tenders Of Baltimore composed of veterans of m,
war Of 1912, has disbanded. == DR.. Robert n
Rogers and William Moran, Of Philadelphia, ara
dead. - The campaign IN Maine closed with
large number of meetings in variou,
places. =-- The story OF the cave-n at the Enter.
prise cOlliery is said to be much exaggerated -
Hiram VI. Wilson of Cleveland. committed suicide
- The disputed election of the Susquehanna
aud Delaware River Railroad has been judlcally
decided. == A swindle on bank Is reported
from Boston. 60 William II. Downie membe' II
the Chicago Board of Trade, was found deS 81
bed, bullet-hOe in his forehead.
CITY AND SCBCRBAN.-Defcency in the HarA
al Bank Of New-Jersey said 10 reach S26O000
- Corporation Counsel holds that the Alder.
mems meeting on August 80 was illegal. =- JUS
tlce Kelys annual excursion took place. 80 John
Kelly and Iammany leaders IN consultation -
Gold value of the legal tender silver dollar 4l2a
grains, i.S7 cents. = Stocks Gull and de IN.
ing, and closed weak at some recOyeries. -
Miss Woodford, Eachus, Al-Iland.-Around
Drake Carter, EulOgY, Jack-of-lleartS and Charlie
magne won at Sheepshead Bay.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
Office of The TRIBUNE or by mail. Price 3 cents
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now HE STRUCK THE RIGHT C0NBIN1-
TlON.
Etum Ne Allanta consl.iutlon.

4
7 heard Zcb Vance telling how ne captured
-, n tir.t ran fot .ugrr... H. sild hr MAD never
neen IN that st ement and didn' know ne boys he
rnd ovrr the mount aud found about % Soiei lsu'
m a CROSSE "a grocert, and he 90 down ana nue. Ell hS
Jokes around and though H. tett ns along pre- "
well with them, but be uOLced an oil man vi n sidS-
eyebrow. and big br lrcf9ceS sitting on chhN su
r1arklng IN the sand with stick The od min dul l
seem 10 nay any tento toNance, and tera WINE hVt
concuIrd that the Old man was o"iwether oil lnt noA
and tht IL WAS ueccssa 10 ctutlre hih 50 Ie sS'
close To h m and the old got up ana snuoh uS ~
lra lrd forward on hi stick M -a! 7olSnpy. ~
o., ~, come .yer here 10 see my boys ABOUT their
yotes beievrf r. Yes, sr' said vance; that l. my
OusI Vii sr.p said the old man. "afore you proceed
w. Certainly air certainly" said Vance.
''What church mOut you belong tor SAL lh' o."
man. ,,,t n.,,,, IN any
church. nc knew that ieigun and meet ng was ols
thing In the backwoOis and cOntro led tAor petos: o
he dldu't know AT ler relg 81 VA i" ~
lima powerfully -pOtted But no sAlt. II ulm-ch
for the RESPONSIBILITY ana said ne: well n w, my
fricnl will tell You ab ut tha Tor II itf que On
or course n l.. Well yOn see my grauutatnrr caWe
from Scotland, and You know thdt over n ocouiuu
eyerypodv IL Pre- hvtrran" Here ne paused ~ no Q
the effect nut saw no sign OF sympathy VITA his grand
But my grlndmo,h r came from England and over
Their, evervboty neiongs o The EpisoOpl Church" He
pauSrd ayain the old MAJ marked mother mark IN
The saud aud spit his tobacco away on.
BIT INV father born la this country In Metho
dist set .lement ana ~ he grew up a Methodist" still
took ais Last saot aud saii; But my good old mstner
was Bapfit and It's my opinion mat man has 10 ~
under water To ~ o. heaven
Tho old man walked up and taking him by the hanC
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sna, the money wa, raised by outside persons the he
ounl,can Coumit,ee, etc This aroused great feeling
and the employees of the shop came out in an adavl'
rublished in me Republican which showed that not one
zen, came from outside parties or the owners OF inc INIT
The services Of Congressman 3 Z. Miilata ana o'Sr0
Attorney ,rtiss was then secured and In the presence
~ ~ crowd OF people the banner was hung 10 me
Srseye. after which speeches were delivered oY Iae
saeetcrs inst named. Music furnished ny the 'ly
s!nard Rand and songs by the glee cub. Ihe msuuac-
tory occupies a whole square. just southwest o. me
,n6llc souae The spot being OF access the ga
ering was large Toe wOrkmcu IN commemorative tnls
cty n We also purchssei banner which tney ung 70
an, breoya Monday night. No less than three rousuS
meetings have held this week In the vicinity oil ls
CITY and the campaign Is liN ely
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plAyS or HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS


The with District Democratic Congressional
Cony, II ION Will be held In cd Fellow" lla li'h"hn'
~ noon to-day. T.crc is no oppo ZION 70 NNlRm
NcA loo aud h, viii be nominated The Hudson County
nrmocr,tir Convention win moot nj tho same hour In
Eocnrs Hal Jcrs-y city. and viii nemnao cendlda'"s
for she in county CLERK, register aud coroner foid
n,nd Hcnt2~ Is she most promncn candidate FOR c hrt
FORMATION and viii probably Secure as the managers
of the machine have issued the decree that or the sake
OF the rr sicnual ticact the German voters must be-
whecdlcdaud As,emulyman Dennis Mclaughlin VINO mas
for wo yea been bending all his enersies TO secur ng
The nomination To- county clerk succeeded n right n
m 90 a comueut IA nd viii nave walk-O' ei Inc
only contest W u be the nominate IOr iclsIof
Jerenia =. Gle Gland who has held thr once LOT zen
years nd George y. Felder born Of Jersey Oy ar Tue
radlre 60 upetii ne hut Hobo which usually gives
larg- DemOcrA ic ud Iity and i lnNhlabIy lghoIel
VII II The OH 'rs helm, dstnDu ed, demands recog
milton this ear under pam of nolting the ole tlckc
Pr.d n al electors aud all. Undcr these rrcuDsa ices
1 . ma mn. III ma srs may dcrn IT. advisable 10 eive
IobOk and as the sae /" all 1Ned except az
- The register hD HOuoken may get tnht II her dele
gates rem iln hIn. There is no money In th' once or
coroner and therefore, 10 CANDIDATES Tor the noihha
ff,,r
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ARREST or 4 FORGER.

EAsToy, Penn, Sept. 6.-Alfred Hahn, tho
Conuty Auditor who uttered Jorge les 10 the eItu'
Of $4,000 was arrested to day a. he was about leavs
towu He has been hiding here and said b. was on Us
way home bid goodbye TO his family theh U esVe ~
country He is much detected and, being unable TO uHi
frsds tn 90 ms bail ne is now IN Jail This afernOn
ouolber warrant WAS issu charging HIM Sith gVls
: Knecht forged $500 uote. The first note thaI Ss
found 10 be a TO gerry WIS years OLD AL hsd "a
nego, a ed vera tunes Had Hahn PAID tae INT -.
H. fs~geriss would not been discovered he A1s
ms Guilt and says ihat he expects no megc as Nss
known ne rived four years seltehce III LeAlsn N''
Tor lOr.elY.
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ADIRONDACKs.
END OF"A MOINTIIN PINK.'

"The failure of A Mountain Pink at the
Comedy Theatre Is giving me n new experience" said
Mrs Ada G more at her paror IN thu surteyant Hons"
Yesterday 81 was n.v.r before with company that
went to pieces and never before audience dis
missed It's all 'chod piece Of business and Only
hone that the blame for an, failure will be placed where
it beorc4 Wh.r not willing to say any hin Of my
own financial o-s do wish talk % ut the ni istcc
and injury done To the company. Here suffer with the
ret and feel that can speak for them. This man
An 'rcas Is ,cmpt hle coward lie Is ms novice m
the bus ness. ana hc knows az well that a eek Of
poor houses does not mean q season o. The same. Hi
game f. 10 ell ont Biz ghts in A Mountain Pink FOR
ON, merely rom nal to his nephew and then by an
n vdua arrangement SIN continue to take the profits
from bis two companies tho road. several
managers knew OF thc straits troupe were IN. and
they Wcr Ia be- prcscn SATURDAY. evening to see t pa
a ii lu 90 e g. merits | sail 10 The lroute NoW'
II aui 'nmou. Tor one am dcitruluc % 90 ny
hes WORK tom gui. AMI nopr Nou all feel tn same
We would ri for week on two Tor nothing ~ -
rn fo pieces. This would be- disgrace and ! sting
Injury Ibi- tpcv all a.ne,d 10 p"Ne won !e'
knew hat our manager ". I, NO o.. hnd d'sor 81 vs.
Huf tho T., straw va uuotc sent to q company by
stag MANAGER g. A McManu. Hero IT is'
- go tUc ClWua - / aW ou my n"me nuI Ut '4'
vi VIII an survive ,ho blow. Regard ln tue Idc''
"Wcl. there wa, mroc men had deserted mn
tho responsibility was ON my Would'l1 T.
Tho supra would not say, lho Pl"r
ioruanc. THIS determine nav action, u Il W. closed
tn % this timu nnl n It weakened, IN t1ouyh an
not much gtNcu 10 cyisg. ut down ma f'No va, 10
INV rri.g x. The tipcnt of the troupe " rn p'uu t
wc.k Mr. Ana hack, the honor one eN'crt7 4" 81
la man; Mr. Ro' IT, as neither niucHN dgmrnl nor
s a. aud Mr. McMauus-wcl hc Abnlt So thr ".hrr';
II, business management saown The sane spirit, We
should moi be whcre We are To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08

The Rev. l.. A. Crandall, formerly OF OSweSo'
" Y, began his pastorate yesterday IN me hapu''
church ~ Lexingon-aye and rwentythirl-st' large
congregation welcomed him. The platform was Gov
cred with PAIN leaves, lilies aud roses INC
discourse based ON the text; "For wo preach MOI
ourselves but Christ Jesus Lord aud ourselves your
servan for JesuS sake" At It's conclusion Mr. Gran
dali said: 81 come this church In the spirit; our
servant for Jesus sake have not come here TO make
money or achoye fame; my only desire Is to serve
Ghtsi DO MOI belle We 1t the dnty OF minister 10 act
ss bo.s' but 1 do believe he should maintain his
o u non when II advances the cause VI Christ"
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4 RIOT Ar 4 PICNIC.

MARLBOROUGH, Sept. G.-The knights Of
Pythias held a pchc in a grove On the river here
Thursday. \ gang OF ruillans from Nowburg came up
and made mischief one OF them Dick Purcell, refused
TO pay for a dish OF clam cho vder he mad ordered An
old gentlem4 H. named shaw cxposuated with him. and
tod aim II would lead 10 trouble He drew on ana MT
Mr.. shaw the noe. Mr.. Shaw knocked nun down
Purcell pulled pistol whic taken from Nun.
general light then ensued. which tue party 81 law
aud o der came out best The ruillns FROM NewDurg
ally begged Tor quarter After putting them IN con
dition hat would make difficult for their own mothers
to DIST. Mt sh thol, they allowed 10 depart
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ARRESTED FOR INFANTICIDE.

Pen Argyll. Penn. Sept. 6.-Theresa Nod
d1was this afternoon arrested ior having caused the
death of her babe whcl wa born Yesterday The re-
ms We taken IN charge oy physicans, who testified
b. fore tDe coroner that the cei was heathy ana u-
Ire I II rrceiy d. The mot er, who j. Only twenty
wears Old aud unmarried, Is iCo Ill 10 eaNe ner Dt ana
ia prcvcut her escape DONG hers II INJURY s chained
bv one arm 10 i Ded-pOst
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LOCAL DEupCR1TIC GOSSIP.
rANfMANY's PURPOSE TO GO IT ALoNE-MEN
sPOKTN OF As CANDIDATES.

rANlNANY's PURPOSE TO Go IT ALoNE-MEN
sPoKrN OF As CANDIDATES.
Among the subjects discussed by the Tam
m any lie der SATURDAY. CIV nns was the ques OF
separate ocal ticket. The discu>son became general
nm WIS tcipated in by most thos present Every
district was by s lea Ter 50 that ne express
sion f op nj IA may accepted AS that o. the orgn@a-
ton II was the unanimous expression OF the nee'mI
that il would he better run a sep rate Lea Ticket
Tam many Hall It was cared had furnished me nulF OF
the votes for inaton tickets heretofore rln ana
weak cand dates presented by other orsa zaions lad
been elected 1t was deem d best TO le'
.vc,v NH stand on its bot om'
To assertion had be n made in State conventions aud
other places hat TamInany Hall did not control the IN
OF the Dem crotc vote tDis civ II separate Local tc
kcts were IN, this question would he decided
Cusi ierahlc au ct discussion been hal within the
last few days over the candidate for MAYOR Several
II mes have been mentioned Colonel - l. Woo u
nnsh,p his brot cr-lI-aw Mayor Edison, for r'honi
ma ID IL is unle $ OOd tina the MAY or "ouI C'PI
oDopoli lie ha- ever j 1dmirc VINO say that ne w uiu
make a strong csudiditc. Congress nah =. . "A
tune as one who would he ace i,
bic to the Tmmaay yo,-s ma r. ev1 nv rsr[y ties
i'm locaI mat e.s Dc man Hugh j.. Grant ~ p'n
named as 1.-The 20 M IN nSc2 ,Hul,I' nr "a, s,d
u 50 Ell OF consider bic Weiith, ana comes ~ Wv"
family lie list Ianu1nv leader ln 'e Mn u A, ln
lily district lie has fou mt the Br93wN rl''H ie 20.
M al It's stag h fore the B ara "i AIlcth,h
Young mar j. l- urged tlat TINS Wonld ne n "uJ''
lion lp ew Of this e-s If Mayo Low Ia blook ~
y Candidates for controller ana tie olhf "',' ~ Wv
| hued by election have yet been nam Il III l""'u'"'
The County Democracy has yet furnished any candi
! dttcs fort e. NavOra Col mel john 4 tti'W- WtUt
! urc from the ON " i'n,o'I'VN H.Vu ~ . ii
Hal r. cr b. Dimes wila o take tn" no l''io' III
rGc eistlEoftre county Democracy en- cayot.g I,
secure u aitOu with the 81 hH movement
rotor mov'me q, wit ,iun'r, ~ ln'l ~" i ti u
oit Il something, hoWeyerwhicn cals'Se''n Po'' AM
! to nile