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june lstats%s sa re:fdsns nth Runyon asSlnsd
his 0D!esn tSS so!
directors last pight to determine whether the
door, should BE- 9PspsSd on MSand.y was
but The refused to say
the s S b. fsss t1f wss hsd ss
Dutch Reformed Church and ProfJ acob Cooper
=. 8 o,S ;a yssterday aitsrnoTp. The sstlr.
crowded. A number o. the banks directors
stood on the steps outside during the services.
s az hs os ns q s
followed the hearse to the cemetery.
the Diseased were 10th to speak n bis real
character unless names wore suppressed; One
ss s Ss he s SssSs the s ,c
the gas in Ills room. and that = post norton
81 mans sssndne Dr. FrnPn
sss.Sas s;$ Sd%ssI s ss.S's "a;
sens he decided that a post norton sxamins-
ton wss e. apnecsssaEy: Tho death vas plainly
CORPSE was. Timber two hours after death. but
It is said that the city has funds In the bank.
Would be- embsrpasscd. ' Msssrs. Roci we'll and
Lockwood. Newark bankers. watched the.run.
necessary.
Members OF tho Saturday Night Club said
that Hill did not gamble there. as was rumored
on the street.
County. Surgeon O. M. Slack has been APP
pointed County Clerk by Gov Abbatt, In place
Of Mr.. Hill. He will hold Office until next cleo
ton. when. no says. he hopes to be elected for
the unexpired term ending in 1887
New Brunswick was shaken up mentally and
financially by the failure OF the old State Bank
IN 1873. Cashier Appleton loaned money. to
President Woodward OF tho New Brunswick
flciency was $3.50. OOO Woodward was tried for
conspiracy and acquitted. Appleton went to
Europe,
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SOME OF CAErELAND's FRIENDS.
An Ohio German Cub RatInes the Demo.
cratic Ticket.

An Ohio German Cub Ratihes the Demo.
cratic Ticket.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 6.-The Independent
German Club. which has membership OF 5000.
held meeting here tonight and ratified the
Democratic ticket. Ex-Lieut. Gov. Mueller a
former Republican leader. made u long adj
dress. In which he said
Grover Cleveland will his best endeavors to bring
conclusion the solution Of the labor problem
His modest resources prove that higher purposes In life
Blaine here again Cleveland opposite Who ever has
heard said Of Blaine that he ever used one Of his
influential positions In public life in thinking Of pro-
noting The well being OF the Iahorns masses that no
In order better the lot Of the laboring and
producing peoplei He has better understood how to
plumber Them rs the jobbng business his letters to
!" Ny dear Mr. Fisher" show.
senator BlAine's violent opposition to the Thurman
Anti monopoly bill and his vote sEans this Just meas.
In enough to brand him tool In the hands Of the
Pacific Railway monopoliss Indeed, his Republican
colleague senator Edmunds. publicly charged him ~
consequence Of the he took the Thurman bill
with being the agent and attorney Of Jay Gould.
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For But,er and West.

About $50 mon attended the opon- air meet
Ing held rafy the nomination OF Butler and West
the corner Of Manhattan avenue and Huron street,
Brooklyn T. D. last night. They all laboring
and were addressed by representing labor Michael
W. Collins arragned the Republican party for its
the labor question. and showed wherein Butler was
the best and safest candidate to vote for lie fol.
lowed by Robert Blissert Thomas Ainge Devyr, John
jackson and Frank Mcguire IN the same strain, The
speakers were repeatedly cheered.
1t was announced that Butler and West banner
would be fung TO the breeze IN few weeks and that
meeting. would be held svery Wednesday night In Union
Hail. in India street to form plans for campaign work.
the close of the speaking three rousng cheers
given for Butler after which number Of those present
enrolled themselves a. Butler men.
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EXECUTION OF PRIVATE HENRY.
Shot While Stealing by sergennts Long.
Fredericks, and Bruinerd.

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 6.-Julius r. Fred
ercks. who was Sergeant in the Greedy expe-
dition. Is now In this city. He denies the story
that there were two factions in tho Greedy
party. and says the men of tho OK pedition were
united and harmonious. There may have been
cnnnibalsm but OF this no has no personal
ing of Henry:
Henry had been warned several times about
stealing food but he repeated tho offence, and
finally Lieut.. Greedy issued an order for his ex-
ecntion. Three guns were loaded, two with
ball and one with blank cartridge, Fredericks.
tho order into effect. They took the guns. and
found Henry $50 yards away in the act of steal
ing sealskins. The three men approached
within twcnty yards and the ranking man
called out:
Henry. we are now compelled to carry out
our orders"
The men fired. and Henry dropped dead.
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A rropo..d New Party In ireland.

LONDON. Sept. 6-Still another party Is said
TO be in Of organization for the purpose Of
atug the political Affairs Of Ireland 1t 10 to be decid
sdly Home Rule party, but the home rule or sehgov
ernn en OF Ireland to be upon the basis Of loyalty to
the crown Of England II is proposed TO establish
peasant In Ipela thus conceR 70 the
Land Lragucrs the main principle ior when
they have ssriyen sna to farn rnmrm, is'' 70
consist Of h existing Irish Peers and their
Az may be elected 10 the Irish House of Commons Al
m-mlrrs - both Houses must take the oath OF ALE
The fnnclions q the Parliament win he confined 70 an
minstrative details within the provinces ~ irelahu
The prom of the new party say that WIZ
rally to its support and that the Parell party
will he spill through The centre by the proposal to freely
grant the two principles which form the foundation OF
Their political declaration Of faith.
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TAMMANY FOR CLEVELAND.
JOHN KELLYS DECISION SETTLES II
AFTER SOME PLAIN TAIN.
A Matter ~ Peisey Net 70 Dsls the Nalisuar
Observation-Disclosures RepsrseA-A 0trasshs
City anA Csuaty Ticket FavsreS.

A Matter ~ Pslley Net to Bslt the Nasisuaf
Tteket-DsssReesss~s = epsrssA-A 0trasshs
city s.A Csssty Ticket Favored.
The Hon. John Kelly invited the Tammany
Assembly district leaders to meet him last
evening In Tammany Hall to talk over the
political situation. In response to this invita-
tion.the twenty-iour district leaders assembled
In the big wigwsm at sP. NJ. It was private
meeting. Mr. Kelly opened II. He said that
he had called them together because he wished
to get their views as to the course Tammany
should pursue in the coming election. The
districts were then called. and every leader OF.
pressed his opinion.
Tho talk was full and free. Several OF the
leaders said that many Of the voters In their
districts were opposed to Cleveland some
favoring Butler and others Blaine They
thought. however. that Tam many could wheel
most Of that vote into line for any ticket which
she might support.
Several OF the district leaders At first object
cd to tho endorsement OF Gov. Cleveland giving
as reason the bad treatment which Tammany
ton and since their return from, Chicago
should not bolt the national ticket. It had al
ways been Democratic organization. they
sn ana ana afs Policy was to endorse cev
After ali the leaders had spoken, Mr.. Kelly
to gys as ~ he
by the last State Convention and to the pro-
ceedings OF the National Convention. He
thought that all differences should be forgot
ten. and that Tammany should support the
regular Democratic ticket.
"Tammnny Hall has always been. Is now,
and always will DO Democratic organization"
he said. and as such must endorse the nomi-
nees OF the Democratic Convention. This must
be done not only a. matter Of policy. but be.
cause we arc Democrats and should be consist
ent with our record, This support is meant In
good faith" he added "Tammany always
supports its candidates honestly. and will 60 to
the polls and vote for Cleveland and Hem
bricks"
No formal vote was takcn but the opinion
was unanimous after Mr.. Kelvs speech that
the organization should support tho Demo-
cratic ticket.
The Committee on. rganization will meet to-
morrow evening and appoint committee to
prepare resolutions endorsing Cleveland and
Hendricks. Those resolutions will be present.
cd to tho Tafiimany General Committee on
Friday evening next.
An informal talk at last nights conference
brought out the fact that tho prevailing senti-
ment among the district leaders was that Tam
many should run straight city and county
ticket this fall.
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NE1aHBon ELLIOTT ARRESTED.
Capt. FIatt's Charge OF Felony Entertained
After Some Delay.

Peter A. Elliott was arrested Mt Grand View
the Hudson yesterday morning Just he about
take the train for this city The warrant accused him
Of being the person who murderousy assaulted Capt
william H. Platt in mis- cottage at Grand View Mon
day night Mr. Elliott Is Mr. Platts neshbor and says
tile charge Ia ridiculous. lie taken before Justice
Cole, at Nyack OH the affidavit OF Capt llatt
- waive my right to q preliminary examination, and
wish TO 20 before the Grand Jury" Elliott said and
will be ready with my bn within q few hours"
can't take bail on u charge Of felony Mr.. Elliott
Of the Supreme Court can do III
Elliott was averse to gong TO Hayerttraw where tho
County Judge resides He said he did not know any
in Rockland county who would 20 his bail Accord
ng!y he came down to New York In search Of bail and
to Brooklyn in search OF Judge. lie remained all
night in the custody Of Deputy Sheriff Lawrence.
Capt Plat is improving rapidly Mrs. Plat was with
him most OF yesterday, Mr.. Cumming Of Wade 4 Cum
ming the Eighth svenns slo.hie,, has been up With
Indies with tho Csptsn. in the ship Alfretta twenty-five
yours
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The Philadelphia volunteer flremen. who
have been making weeks tour Of the New England
towns, came to New York yesterday morning. They
met at the Grand Central Depot by 900 members
Of the Volunteer Fremens Association of this city and
escorted to the associations headquarters Eighth
street near broadway where they had lunch and some
hours later they escorted tp Everetts Hotel In
vesey street for dinner They went home on special
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Mr.. Fo,dck sue. for Divorce.

NEWPORT. Sept 6.-Mrs. Jennie T. Fosdick OF
New York city. the daughter Of Mr. cambridge Clark
has fled application for divorce During the season
of 1858 her parents and shc here and have re.
manned in Newport ever since IN her petition for dis
married Mr. Charles r. FosiIck in New York April H.
1873 and that two child have been born. both Of
whom are living She asks for their custody.
She says she has always demeaned herself as faith
full wife She charges that her husband hns been guilty
OF extreme cruelty ana asks for divorce The papers
have been Had in the supreme Court and tho will
e heard al the approaching term The friends OF Mrs
Fosdick say that size is entitled to very great deal Of
sympathy.
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Agent Barley Of the Society for the Proven.
ton of Cruelty to Children arraigned before Justice
Dnffy yesterday Adam Ochs varnisher 81 years old,
Of 30 East Fortyseconi street. and his i've children.
aged from to years.
20 His wife was living sick said the agent. "and he
stole money out OF her hand to buy rum with On Thurs.
day he went home dunk and In the night his wife died
at his side In the morning he woke and found her
dead. and beynn pawning articles in the house. His
brotherin and sister, Mr. md Mrs. Hess Of 40 West
Forty.ninth street prevented him from dspostng OF
Justice Dufy committed the children 10 charitable
institution and sent Ocs to the Island for six months
lrunkennesg
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ACCUSED OF FR4TRICIDE
The Murder OF william II. Downie Laid q
his Brothers, Door.

his Brothers Door.
CHICAGO, Sept. William H. Downie,
member OF the Board Of Trade. was found
doad in the basement OF his house. on La Sale
street. last night. with bullet hole In the left
temple. As tho front part OF the face was pow
der burned. and the hair scorched, 1t was ut
examination led to the conclusion that he had
been murdered.
He had had frequent alterations with his
brother Charles In regard to an undivided es-
tate left them by their mother, these troubles
leading to their separation. Yesterday there
made an attempt to brain his brother with an
axe. This led to suspicion that Charles was
while he was on his way to his suburban homo.
On his person they found a revolver with ono
chamber emnty.
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Obituary.

Mr.. James +. White. senior member OF tho
linen goods nrm of James Y. white Co. OF worth
street. died suddenly of heart disease ~ his residence
Halrudery House, Dundee. Scotland. Friday.
since 1870.
William Moran, Republican pomicinn and publisher
OF newspapers. died yesterday In Philadelphia.
pr Robert =. Rogers. n prominent physician And
scientist Of Philadelphia, died yesterday.
James A. Going n veterinary surgeon, died OF heart
disease at st. Juhm's Hotel, Forty ninth street aud
Broadway YESTERDAY. n. at ono time the vetrri.
marian OF several of The horse companies.
3. SAttcrthwnite Of the Marine Insurance Company
died YESTERDAY morning OF hemorrhaga ut his summer
home in EuBtl hampton. l.. I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Ex.Gov. ~. John Goes Home,

OLATHE. Kan. Sept 6.-Ex.Gov. St. John
returned home today for the nrst time since his
nomination. An effort was made to tender him
reception irrespective Of politics. but the Mayor
aud Council refused to have anything to do with It,
almost exclusively to ,iov s. john: personal friends
citizens and band OF music tax tie public
square where all address OF welcome WAS made by Mr.
speeches were very brief, dow st. John addressed
large audience at the Opera House tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Butler Clubs.

AButler and West banner will DO raised at
IrvngtOn this week
The Butler Of East Chester have hired Union Hall.
NJ Vernon for their headquarters . 49,
Patrick DnOdy Chairman Of the Third Assembly Dis.
trict ~ eenbnck AssocAtion and Jeremiah Murphy,
President he Freight landlers Assocaton addressed
the First District Butler club at A78 Canal street last
night committee from the First ward butier Cam.
pagn Club reported the organization OF that club on
Thursday with membership Of seventy.
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MADRID. Sept. Cat a rehearsal OF the ballet
OF sylvia" in the Opera House here. Manager Massr
rebuked Sonora vallon, danseuse, for making wrong
step, saying, "You dance like . chicken" After tho
performances the husband Of the denseuse entered the
denied Tint lie had nSulted the lady, whereupon the
husband plunged dagger Into Masar's heart, aud he
fell A adj in
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LONDON. Sept 6.-The Orchestra prints ru-
NOR which has recently been floating about In theatrical
circles the effect that serious quarrel las occurred
between Mr. Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry: The
Orchesfra seems to believe the story and says II be
true Is pr"bs that their and 40 ,oci. a
however IL authorized to deny distinctly that there has
been any quarrel dissolution OF interests between
tile tragedian and the actress They are frustrating
together Mt Deal
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Many Vessels Wrecked.

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Sept. Ga fresh crop OF dis
asters during the late storms 10 reported to-day from
Labrador. The Vnleria Challenge Isabella and Jessie.
with their cargoes are total wrecks at Exwt0ok Bay
aud RAMA One vessel was lost at Mariners Island,
and three Of the crew, John Holden George
and Isaac Peeracklin. persisted
The ocean dory Harold 7. Bibber sailed hence for
Queenstown this evening.
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EnI.vcnIng the East Side.

The sidewalks In the vicinity OF First avenue
and Tenth street were crowded with people who
attracted by the parade Of the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
trct Cleveland and Hendricks Club The club house at
the corner decorated with flags and lanterns Tho
club pnraded 800 strong with Register Reilly at the
head and, with . band of music, made the east side
afreeta yaly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

A ragged young fellow was charged at York.
vile Police Court yesterday with accosting Gertrude
Florence years Old Of 1854 East 10th street. in Gem
trail Park The prisoner said he was John Seaman. %
years old and that he Ind walked all the way from Dam
bury Conn He said he had not spoken to the girl.
Every day lately" said Justice Dufr, I've had
prisoners before Tor Hssaltnx little girls In Central
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07
Treasurer Mccormack Accused.

Henry Flood. q trustee OF the Pasterers'
Union Of willinnsburgh caused the arrangement yes
terday before Justice Rhinehart OF John Mccormack
the Treasurer of the union on charge Of grand lar.
funds Of the union. lie was held tor examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

LEBANON. Pa. sspt. 6.-An excursion train
from Fleetwood conta aiming 800 passengers bound for
Mount Gretna Pa this morning into ballast train,
throwing OF the track and breaking the trucks
Of both cars. No passengers were hurt but all were
badly shaken up
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ST.. PETERSBURG. Sept. 6.-The stairs and q
portion OF the gallery Of circus ut Ros0n collapsed
and panic ensued In which many persons were Killed
wounded,
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Opening Their Caspaigu.

San FRANCISCO. Sept. 6.-The Republican
campaign formally opened this evening throughout
California. The speakers include some Of the most
prominent members Of the party The gathering this
city the largest and enthusiastic held here
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Recn use ii. WIN Len lin.

Karl Kranse. aged 49, owned small farm at
New suffolk near Cutchogue. Suffolk county. Iast
Monday when he returned home his wife was absent.
On table in the sitting room he fonnd note stating
that she had left him and should return On Fri.
day afternoon he went out to his barn and shot himself
through tina heart
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A Procession Tea Mlles Long.

GLASGOW Sept Gan immense demonstra-
in favor of the Franchise bill occurred here to-day
At least 7O0 persons took part In the which
the enormous length Of ten miles from
its starting point, the West End Park.
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She Didn't Slow Up.

Boston. Sept 8.-The ffth day OF the Talla-
collision investigation was occupied with Lieut.
Merry testimony. He said that II the TAapooaa had
slowed up when the Lowels lights were nr,t reported
the collision might have been avoided but not ufter the
schooner had changed her course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

LONDON. Sept. GA Stock Exchange clique
which hostile to Mr.. Jay Gould has sent committee
to the Governors Of the Exchange protest against the
granting OF privilege to deal In Missouri Pscinc bonda
zmsjonty Of the commttss however, favor the hsnns
OF the b0ldS
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From n Cholera Port.

Tho steamship Britannia. which sailed from
Genoa on Aug. 49, arrived at Quarantine yesterday At
She brings lO4 ateerags passengers and cargo
consigned to Jns W, Eiwell Co. Health Ohicer Smith
will detAn the ship in Lower Quarantine until she has
been thoroughly funigad No cases OF cholera are re-
r. OIL slin
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Carleton Hunt Democrat. First district. lou
.isiAna ,., 49,,
o. q. Con,socs Democrat Az, Gr""nhirkrr, Fifth dis
trict, Michigan,
L H. Weller, Democrat. fo.s.a dist. tel. Iowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-07

days walking match Il viceroy Park Al r. M the end
Of the NTH day, 10: OLeary. az miles; Miller and
Waters (Alternatesl <48 mikes
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Rostsa News by Way or Troy.

TROY Sept 6.-The Troy Telegram to-mor-
will print what It calls authenticated report
from Boston, that II 10 the intention of Buffers friends
to strike West of the ticket and substitute the name Of
Hendricks.
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eecton IN the Eighth Coigrc ssional district T., u.
Thompson, present member was to-day defeated by
Gov James b. hcCreary
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OF furniture and carpets being made by BAumann
Brothers Of ~ ~ % East 18th The skin Of the cab
inetmaker and cunning OF the loom are well shown a
this mammoth establishment See thsm.-Aas
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Organizing for Butler In New Jersey.

Gen. Butler has requested Edward F. McDon-
aid to organize tho Butler in New jersey On Tues.
day night county committee will be chosen in EsseA
county. On Thursday State electoral ticket will 10
into the fold
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Gen. Jourdan Made President.

Gen. James Jourdan has been chosen to sue.
coed Henry H. Rogers President Of the Fulton Munci.
pal Gas Light Company OF Brooklyn.
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signal OAeo Preaietisa.
Fair weather. slight changes In temperature.
south to west winds
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-05


night became very abusive. The girl
called for help and the man was handed
over to the police but not before he had
threatened to kill the girl. During the
night he effected an entrance through
the basement and shot at her twice. one
shot taking effect in her breast, killing
her instantly. Col. Parrot ran down
stairs and was greeted by another shot
by Griever which did not take effect.
The men clinched aud Griever shot
again. and again, missing. He then hit
the colonel upon the head with his re-
volver and escaped. He was pursued by
citizens who had heard the noise. He
was caught and held by them until the
police arrived and placed him in prison.