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New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
DIED.
October iS. Henry Aught aged -

Arour-on Monday. October is Henry Aught aged -
Relative. and friends Of tho family are invited 70 s,na ~
funeral service; .n 9s,sss s,sns So Gos Vest t7s
q u. ia,a Ed%ana Brown, Of f!alahsd, j. aged -
ran's the residence Of her sonnsT os rr'ns
~ Mills No - south Clinton-st FRIDAY i'th ins' -
In,srment a, Railway N. J.. saturday. O'Clock p m.
nos on THURSDAY oc,oDsr S Hamilton Bydenbdrsh. In
Funeral in Presoyter Church smlthtown Branch. l.
on sunday iot6 inst. at l o'clock y m
CoOK-on Tuesday october H. Elizabeth T. widow OF the
late soah Cook. IN the seth year OF her age.
r.'as"ss Sss nv via. 1s Sass
Robins, esq and widow Of Edward carter. "a.
f9si 9 a,sSs sSvsss ns rnary SS4.ia o. s a
GEDNEY-At Mamaroneck; october - MARY toni'a' wfs
%% a9 %4' he on % the ats
o'clock.
Rav and 1en ~ ar re nSfe 70 attend hi. funeral ser
vIo Friday evening A. o'clock from bis ats residena
"a South oih St Broosyn h. D.
Buria saturday morning
KINTZING-On October 49, at p. Of Brishs disease.
Relatives and friends are respectty invited to attend tho
funeral service, 70 be held a, - - :, fna1sh % h
LACoMBEon Tuesday october Il, James Pierre iacomoe
in the !4th year ot hs age a. 9, o,,,n ,,,.. =, IN
fa"Sl M q on n'Ghn ghnr.iay 1i October iS
% IN pSosp or@sy pS,SG Of m rdsyu s3
,he 9Ith yer q hi. az age r,pse,,u, invited
s sti1 Nd ha aHn u eTves. g from 81
linton and ats Brooklyn, on SATURDAY oet"oef
rrsna. re- q vii GfSsr very Kindly not .endao.er.
scoMBIn Albany October ss coInsh, S.n,r sges y ,s
late Colonel John I. Speed " thisciiy
Detroit and Portland papcrs pleas copy
d ns Bsy1 ss .r os'ss sna fhs
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MAqnupEnA. oro,,n Mas 9,o,cTe ysirl,sr w,ac1 ni's 3
Navy aged years. . months amt - day.
MArHEws-On Thurs,lay, October 10 De witt MHhews.
IN 5thycar oih' At his late residence $50 Adams
Notice oi funeral hereafter
PALMER-Up Thursday morning. october le"ll3 rr'pp
rnnrra ,cTsieo. VII beln pugor' rre.nyts,9p church.
at 10 o'clock. 60.
roRrfr-N A. Hyars ~ "Wednesday. October i5 Hattie.
tnnria At Pine pans ON SATURDAY Octoher ~ At o'clock
rirncE-pn weine.iav oeobe, 49, Elizabeth g rirfc",
rnn.,~ y, he, las resicnce ~ IVES, aoh e., saturday
iOana m. .
may Nst Nrsa ncy,ofy, l'lh l. os,ehrMr M 4, i.a't
dsnrhe, oi the le, ~ Ale,N Pni s'' ~ itira y W
runcrsi aar,b.,a Ttinu church, rhet y " saturday
"spa,,s, , hbos'es IA say ,......,....
Ipitts a.fv,c,9 81 ne = al,t,, Z" n' ,tt t,h,t u'
Shar + e, or ~
lnipiinent s,hen,ct,nt n s. sstut'at 'riohs' "a
aIiNHNauN-un ihntalat preine uriptt IN ~ hls ln''
ieai'nre oa 7pih at, N'u"n S'trn''h w ~" "F'"
u hia nH,
sANfuhp on lhaadat, o,,lheg lo i.a 4, ,e''sa's
Nutlie ~ t,uafh Woo ta aaittf
ftha,,s D. all luIa Mliie'a ased R,oa'hi il -
daYt ... 49,. ,....., ,,..,
hi, iaiha, srsion,r hirii's, ihsiihA "h lAH'iAf
| u,tuhrr iu. 90 o,imA u m
NIEn. 10 New Nula oll uooho, 49, l'-l tleanoi ione'
Fan'rA lr h, i,a re.nionce - Noraton, Conn, FRIDAY
tst,rs, viii be- waiting At Nuroton the arrival of tho Ia
O,looA tram irum uiand ehlrt p-lot
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
LYNCHING 4 MURDERER.
TAKEN BY MOB FROM THE JAIL AND HANGED TO
IRE.

LACROSSE, Wis, Oct. 16.-F. A. Burton,
president Of the Blaine and Logan Club here was shot
dead by man known "Scotty" at o'clock this even
Ing while the Republicans forming in procession
on Man-st. Seven shots were fired In quick succession
The murderer arrested and hurried to Jail before the
immense crowd could realize what had occurred. The
motive for the murder Ia not known Mr.. Burton was
managing the campaign In this region.
As soon It learned that Mr. Burton was
killed. mob gathered about the jail where
his murderer confined Excitement grew steadily.
The mob AZ found leaders with cool heads who went
nchodcay about taking the from prison and
ynching him Beams procured and I'm short time
tho heavily hoied aud barred doors a the side OF the
ail battered In. The crowd poured INTO the nrst
noor rooms The prisoner had been ,onilned
trouble in finding their man. He wa taken
from es cc and dt9sF,a az Into the ers 'are she
officers when appealed to declared INIT they had ihG
tlsht uan When he appeared from the ,lso l'l,
hid him IN charge There was long
fnr every for hlu,ka away realize without any fui-
thor assurance that nn nWin ntrhu'lon han p''h com
Numerous ncn vcrc 'oon climbing to branches Of trees
and IN n minute one wns selected. rope wn- thrown
o man sunr on the iltst strong limb y wna qncky
attached nnd etefi ming mnit rnly fnt tue rt"n
ton A. th' point n ne proceedings there wns pause
nmung iho lcndets lhefe we've somn Mhn whni.h M we
murderer 10 make statement while Uthrra mutr iniri
npnl urged Immediate action The mnrlrrrr derned tp
-, nnt thing except that he WAS the man who hnd shot
~ thla mnciufr the cry vent round rnll him up. ,
n Unns as n, "i ,.,oh i, IA. ht opap ""p,ni % thc
IN nepnrni National Guard had been ntrird unt ui
charge nn tho mob and There w,s ~ lmrlsson that Va,
Drrutun vuuid ha prevented Nn inlit ~ the shni
waa male huwe,rt lhr nph selfrl The ioi' AM na,l'
~ sttnue ruii hu the fiiinh iirnl ha hnula and ih'
npr htnLt lufnt be- we tnlsrl fiun tho Htnnhh W
lnss than ntp minutes . ntN iurn Nfa ihnWn nlN, w
h,ads nf ihn ,ntd nni frl Within tow frui ~ th'
asr,uiinnrt lhia WA adjusted hia hands nui nth'
eel, uh u.i end Ia a''ps' mpneg' h' me' na.H,n,
in ihr n ~it Die htn N"sri ri'i'rl asfhai lh' l'
% hii tho trflhlt tth-rN was nNNt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
+ GEElr REcEruoN To uE. PHELPS
WELCOMED At RUTHERFORD, y. Ills TELLING
SPEECH.

WELCOMED At RI IHIflbltp - '+-il'' '''+'-'
~PFrCH.
The PcDublican mass-mcctiug and parade at
rutherforl y j. last night. wu,a great success lnHF
400 ,,, ,.af,. present from ra,,nir. Paterson. carl
.t,d and I,udhur,f The procession contained nearly
: 900 mon All wore uniforms of white rliIIl'l-'
rod shirts and red cap- and carried lanterns ana Torches
Congressman william Waltor Phelps wr' ihc sp''b'r "i
the evening when his train arrived irow sew l"'A'
nc ,yas received with the booming ~ cannon t'' ''/'
NJ fireworks, and ringing cheers from the inm'h'
crowds. Charlie. Burroughs chairman OF the Republican
committee introduced Mr. Phelps. Mr. Phelps al
,nnrcd ~ the front ~ the platform ana snid
r.'lov ,iilyens of Clrlstadt, lhck'nhch anu
Rutherford I thank you fnr ih' warm I'''p'"'
warns my hcnrt hke that new" from ONO 'n''r'' B
IFS very pleasant foi me 80 meet you ~ 'r''h7' ''
of a,,b nu.urinu. promise The Republican t,ioil \
t ohin and Maine show fceng that VIII load inr
nui inluu 10 the Mhir hou'r, U'' h ., .i..,t
brr tnn long 'lhe struggle wr gave lhr i'lnyi .','
fflshtpurl th,r. 1hr pruurln ora -iu WV '' "A ,, 49,,
f,an, Nnn,i Wcwuit,d and heard thni Nhin hN slt,n
", looo6 mnlorit, lchr'r.I lmn, iH, ,l'
wait fr ohio NhAt did We n'ii VIZ .,i'l
ohio h,I el,,n ~ T. oOu minority Irl,nt, 'n ,ll.
ln Sottnhct v, shall cuv triumph iiom W'nn ,,,'
tn ocean. frnm Nuffh iu -u'h lh' .i.l,..
h,,c nruIuitDl frr the Presidency man "a Nl.-' b
,,t B. ,n, of thr htll htr-t boo olr history ih l'm'
ttli4 uut Who l4 tumpNulN'N NNN"' 'h,t anal ,
ls th,r lcrloi man who v'ni' q ~" % h'' ''' y
tu,ntt .u,, collar IInulht,r nnd ,h',la ,,..,.
Hlf,ou want ftor tridr jon Nlh ,'n 100, i,'. a.
mul it1ou vInt p.o''ion '"u NH' ., ,"'' '' nl,I.
,inn m puuri aud Immediately W' "ta,""
to- ''Gl 'o' l,, w""'',1i E.r GEs.rr,.gs@''tD', g''tD' ,el
,ir,f,d rinlso. f,r'tr', " .P'nn",i ,,iinul,i
n, d. r", u' rr, osl n ,hcii ,onn I .,,g,1 ,'',,,
unl N' du''n When iN' m" Na,l and
a, '.'' ,,,,,u,t,t,, in,n o. NNs ihti
tLr tnri uui nlrpm m f't ihg 'nwnn', 'nw, ',''ld|ii.n
",Li,t' th, l,G,d owe, the -t lhulnan ~ 'nts I,,o
uadr mr .r'rN state nu, "mt f,ro trader
hnt hr protected tho b'ltN1o , ri.' W "
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
NvwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY OCTOBER H. 1884,

mother and diamond brooch and necklace given ny n
bridegroom Mrs. Ogden was atired IN ohanp" in, 'a
and broendcd light blue plush !ilhheu NJ. .a,rt"is
lace The rooms deliberately decorated ,he w, ai
being banked with roscs the doorways hung WIN u s ~
devices whic calcium lights IN the back yhtu w.
thrown stained glass window In the reg, r"aa and
with beautiful effect. The presents were Ia'i,uns ,ha
handsninc and Included a substantial check from "o
brides father bronze. furniture cmhroidcfcs hnu y
Partisan chair which held u music box ana pHN.u 49,
when sat npon. Among the guests M the welding NJ
Colonel and Mrs. Rodney G. Ward, GENERA nnu h Wrs
Mnincnx General AMI Mrs. A. G. Barnes mf. aiu '. III
I & Wcmplc Mr. and Mrs Thoma. g. ogden MI sir ~
Mrs James V ogden. Nj and Mr-. Henry ~ JONI urs
and Mrs j. II Balch. Miss Nctuc Balch' NJ. hn" a.
william Bcechcr Colonel and Mrs Beechor Mr ~, III rJ
Augustus storrs Mr.. and Mrs George rtudweli. .r"
Mrs George Leighton. Mr. and Mrs. Frcdttl'k Mindc;
MIR and Mrs. William Wallace, Mr.. aud hrs. nnl,,d nnl,d
and Mr. and Mrs Henry X. Jones. The young ,'" , 10
people will receive calls on Wednesdays, NoNcih''' "
la md 20. M NJ. 81 Monroe plAce
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
arp pI-CUANAN's PLAYS.

,.,o-, buchanan IL still In this city, anu puS-
W., !, literary work. 70 n Tnih'St reporter W.
,si yesterday 80, oo,o,,e,cd for
. IL. dramatic season besides the PLAYS a'e"'
,,.rsl A. preparing 'or production IN l"noon '"'
,,ss nom my pen will hc produced III Ne" ON
a. e,., oi vanck. where will open me ''f"''' r'"
WV Wv .., ,,,,,le rntts tot Mss coghlnn MI lrailr ""'
~. ,,t - ~ the stock rompnny the s'rnnn '''h'' p"
49,, t,,o suiare ~ the Mndson squnic. MI i"m'' ~
.si, , ,,ni about the production ~ Ne N,hr '",
n..., ,nirh he ndmirps greatly hnt whi'h hr i'"'
a. h, ,,.. behlt poctca fut ruI'unt tnsi" nh' we NV
,,.es that should substitute " n''hi' SOM ,"'''N
,,,,, ,. "a ami lpss muuului u quite mslAH' w
..,..s. that Nit ralmpts iasi,s iun now wfN w WV,
s,,,,ti.u ,f f,trirei tnmrd, M mnnasc' WIN Wh'm
s ,,,inied has hiahri nrrip,inionw ih' n's' SUN
~ i,.,n,ti, vo,h thia ihinh wns ''n 'haiN -'''"
a,,tp his ptoepptuus manaspWrni "i 'hp h''N @l''
.h,, r,,tt variety ~ dtama was rlN''N iN 'H'''.'
49,, it,. ruti,u MN uWn Impression u N"l W. '. '.t
i.., ut,,,,f uiuptih ,Hsi htd eita'l N"'' VIZ ,t
,.,lt.n ana he Mrasts Mhh1tA arc 9'"hn t ~ F,
i,,a,0 Ia ans cast. Mise iiAiiiii LAY N'n "''' a.
,h.,.,,...,t .t the Madison square lhta'l' Wv" W n,
XIX, 4. -tui . m,ttrt al friendly arh" t'l'n , M ,t
It, II trriuuuarA dehut At a mhliht' l,' W., ',,.
IN, N,nt-' FUND. The thrntr, VIII hr ih' '"'" ''''
tho pla, Lady tltncdfiA,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
urSIC AND THE DRAMA.
,,, cuoLMELEY-JONEs's CONCERT

"" @ ,u some measure pity ina, MI 'ho,'N,'s
Hs,a have for 50 long lent TO other pursuit, Una"
Jon's ,rh,ch he now brings to the music" m','"
Yre'en'., His concert given at Chickering ,"u "N'
Ne" ',,,yed that he is possessed oi ro" ""'I
ris"" ,,nccd nv thoroughly sound ana "ruS'ic ,"
voice nns 20 this he adds the charm OH pe'S'"s
,,,,ie early in tho season TO expect croW"cu
HN concert Of this nature. hut Mr. 'h"nu'i'S
h'"N - he congratulated on having moi onn ' us
yci 90 ma{ -, one of which nearly every insmpcr %
andeh', ircles either artistic or snc'' ny hai
tnown III "Iichtfil one for Mr. ChoimcleN Jones s @ @
Itself Wa VIZ ith him several artists of nckh1W
sssa''v vie dc Llssan sang MendeisS@nh n, !. ,~
utaii,n ami CounOds arrangement "l ~ Sn ,t,or
Morns reasngly and at the conclusion oi me so sn
Mara NV nv hououet Of flowers. Mr touItntS r"1S 1
received q s",r,iep Maud" and couple OF iledcr w
"Corir y, % manly stye. while Miss Hattie J,',, ,,,pt,
q ,goiuuuS, LIT chord" and an aria of p"hlNW WI
pans .in .in ,nstrumentalists Walter H. J"hhS,n az" %
Among tneonhairh inc played organ and plano SOLOS y.
Albert VI 1al,os fIasselbrink render,si nv M
fpectN~.y, .y,raueon,cnt of Chopns N"e,urnv The
tstes ,"'vWipnawsky's Polonaisc No. on o
nv" "a charles Werner acc"mPani,'un u III
violin Jones songs with nuiIn,va Wy, b
81 MI. H. thoimeloy Jones himself sang WIZ, ,n -
ehigaW ,anre's les RamcanS and chaimihR ,d ,n
srplan-. Tonalrne by Rohaudi lie also l"ln lNn, ~
ana Ho, ,'s ,ro Navigiut and the '"'", I'm ,,,
Eanleek -, g Narta" Mr.. Choncley Jones % %uiluu'a. a
quartz, into hirh rank last night ns shhS"'" ''
..uyhsnil vocalist
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
NEWS AT THE COMMITTEE ROOMS
GOOD ErFECfs OF THE ONO NIclORl-fIt
LATEST REPORTS.

LATEST REPORTS.
The members Of the Republican National and
state Committees were vigorously at work yesterday,
like giants refreshed with the good news from Ohio.
From all parts OF the country except that portion Sod
cd by the policy of and false returns, assur-
Of victory coming In. The effect of the Ohio
triumph has been to induce many doubt
ing Thoma-cs to descend from the fence
into the Republican clover fields. Among the callers at
tho National Committee rooms were Congrcssnei
Bouclle and Mllikcn. ~ Maine, Mark H. Dunncls, of
Minnesota. United states Marshal James IL speed or
Alabama, Alexander sullivan, the Rev. Dr. George W
Pepper Colonel " Boand Of Colorado and Collector A.
NJ Jones, Of Chicago chairman Of the Illinois state Com
mtcc Speaking of hi- state Mr. Jones said: We are
all right In Illinois. We shall carry 1t handsomely
~ nolse hut shall get the votes. We
heard from Ohio and will respond in kind The whole
Northwest about which the Democrats have been spu
day II to come round.
Judge Speed Of Alabama. said We have $4,000
honest majority IN Alabama but II Il hopeless case
They count II against VA by 10000 to 100000 every
time. All the machinery Is in their hands shotguna in-
cudrd."
The most important dispatch received In the course OF
the day was az follows:
Hon s Fcssendcn Best estimate at 2 p. m. Robinson
over Newman not much over 10000 Ten Republican
Congressman elected viii give full returns soon ~ pos
shle j. L. OGELYEE
The following came I'm the evening
CofrNprs. o.. oct iG.-IIon Samuel Fessenden: Ash
tnhua and wood Counties 10 hear from. Eighty az
counties give net Republican gain ~ 23le3 Repubu-
plurality. 1OBD3. JOiiN !. o'LtNtE
The following dispatch WI. received last night
WurtiiSG, " Va. oct 10
Hon & F,,senien Twcnt, --rvrn counties reported
q 900 ". J. ". CowptN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
A STORMY CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Democratic convention WAS held yesterday

al -iu- sing to nominate candidate Tor th' NV '"'-
l,f,-,iol district, waldo IucAiu-, the present E' pre-
.,uiuiI,r offered himself for nomination, hut was OPP
posed ard defeated ou tine hr-. ballot hy w 0iah'-
ncchrr Mayor or Npukcrs An uproar arose over Ap
poutu. 90 temporary chairman. AND the convention vas
rruratoly called to order hy Ahrm Hyatt chairman "i
th. r.,i,i- convention. without ELECT and the ul'1r
increased Co'oncl Mooney whom Nr H}i'th h'd h"".''
,,l f,-,ph Kmtz both mounted the plat
form and tried 10 speak colonel Mooney,
tine champion of the lIn'.hiu. party. declared
fine meeting adjourned ou m- authority o- hf-i 'r'
b. ,ltu,,,, le lu nf Nunlrr- Vhu Insisted tin b.. wac
i.t,,. president. Another -rcIr OF confusion 'h-''
,,.f ..,r lf'.f Colonel Nu.lrr appointed itupniN
i,,.,u ,ri tfr ,uutputlou Adjourned for dnu'r lp"i
t,..,inhue fhr tommit,, ou contested SCAT o. liI
u.i th, roui, ilui. frlm ihr ma Assembly lh-lt'
.i,.if.,i h1If and Inlf Ihi. vu4 objected q" Dos ilr
l,ui.t of thr tuufr-iing d,l,rlnn. nud Do" "hhH''"
f,,ni ir,unf,.f lfifrlu- pI -'tlIn', ,h't Wtn hnm
naird ruf l, .pfntf Nn- Withdrawn nnd OH" iiiui WIS
rHmIuHfl1 UUi IimIfIuu
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
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.uAuDnrt. WoUrrNpNNr. On w"ln''l', n."1't ~
lt.i At Neignte, ~ N Nla,,,,alaa 80, l J., ,iia,ies h.
tor dtufhtnt Nfth. late g. \ N"'eN'''' w ''''''' "
uahru,t ui lt1uAltm
Nneitdi -. ,.,,
,notrraruttrs 4, sesbe, Hae' 0g.a'r o, n', ln,,
,i U" iion - rhoirl. ~ jsmoa hnarp 'ina "i "'"'h
Aut ala, 'uhh
n,nsia aud san Francisco papers plaa'e copy ..
rnir- -NAN itrrN-At Hss taat nauc II hiotsNn'
,t,, H. i.al nt he tos, NelirarY " u"wll'A u, -.
NV, ~ ,,i ria,' ,tninvils tp,,oph huith Nt Ah'l'"
e"a ai nei.vit AoN-IesaD. 10 Aiaa Nl"H" Van '''"'
uTtWrt1- -ntGrLoW-ou rhur-tt, oetoier 10 l'nl'
-, H. r,.,aruo, uf charles 4 urnuN -o- lItaDlr1l ,,
IrnukNn, by the H1N l. ha,.,'r' ~ IL any ~
n ~" danslri Of Ito ats Asa Blgcow. all Of lirooAjn
,I-ELHARlH-oANLtN-N lonker, \. \. october
H., T. a. oakley, MI Adam G.. haesebafth of NyaeA'
y to Miss tvriYn oakley.
JoHNsON-LoU NSBERY GA Tuesday October T. ISL
ai The Presbyterian Church Bedford y by ne Rev M
l. II Johnson as,lset by the Rev J n. loyt Isaac u
daughter the late James Lounspery OF Bedford y y
KIP-WILLIAM--On Weine,day. october ~ az the
church OF the TRANSPORTATION by the rev Dr ionshion
Freicrck Ellsworth Kip to Charlotte Bishop Ony daughter
Of the REV William " Williams. ali ot this city.
KITTLE-N EWMAN-On wednesday october az tn @
residence Of the brides parents last OTanse y @
Key. Alfred 7 feomans ID D. Aio'~o - A''''
city. TO Grace r. Newman -. o..,or ~
oLCOTT-VAN SANTVOORD-On Tbur-iai O,,"oo, U ~" ~. ~,
ev or r B Coe assisted by the hey PreslteA MOI %.
lafayette college. kJoh EtsSho Santv,ori esI a of
Law renee daughter OF Alfred van oAH''VO'"' '''
New York 49,. .,,ho H.,
SCRANTON -McILvAGNEAt the residence 3a ,ng ho. oc
worthnslon smith st nsns s,re ~ Arhnr seranton Of
Scranton Penn to MARY Dumesni Mcilvaihe
MAt the residence OF u .ne VI 10 %
Wene;isg 3TISosT ~ Mary Ss AIien nV daughter
Captain Joseph Bartran AMI tne he'' Hen' - "~ ~
both OF Black Rock Connectieut
All notices Of marriages mast be iHdorsd eM ~" "am'
1 and addrssa
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE TURNING POINT.
CLEVELAND DEFEATED.
From me Netr- York sun DIM.

Troia me Ncir York sun lpSnl
V,U ohio rcrfutu- for Grover Cleveland ~ Ill the
,atr n, which NOith Carolina performed Tor Horace
,r..let in 1872 II kills him rs - candidate.
Nrf in one most important respect the din'irh'' ].
,,.,,nts v,r,n these two candidates nOh imposed
,,, tbr prptncricy hy revolving Republican factions
it.,,,,. tr,.lrv was of vast intelligence ana
ttoi,irr uf spocss personal character ana mobile mn
s,lN.h motives Grover Cleveland H. "hu tnilourh
win shame h.e and degraded An his personal tr1iuu-
tinr nn, fnr himself and hts own selfish ana es"'r
,nd. pinf,nnily ignorant. aud of hnrieu commonplace
mind. - ....,. ,,....,t... .,.., 4,
Grrc., mud ii the prcaeui cnsc, ns ln the i"nt ih
,t ~ r, i over the mndne4s and The catastrophe Of
Inc p,tnocinr, The uunt aud dclndod candidate dc
s,r,t. i. fate! bui the wise and patriotic mut -uuW
A. the nan y the party for II the calamity OF the
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
COvERYMENT INDICATIONS.

WA,HiNGrOv. Oct. 16.-i'Or Ncw-Englan1,
threatening weather and light oc1lrin' westerly Winds
fresh amt brisk ON the coast slight rise IN temperature
lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states. threatening weather
eycrot I'm virginia generally tar weather. fresh and
o,co.fonaily brisk ,outhNc-tcgly wind, un the coast,
westerly winds In the interior nearly 'taiouI! tcmp'Fa
,,... l..
TIA, southern portion. threatening weather i"'N' Nv
clearing weather In the northrry portion southwest /"
northwest winds, nearly stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, threatening weather hhu
lnr, rains, followed bv clearing and fair weather. frc-h
aud brisk southwest Nccrug 10 uorhWr, winds nearly
stationary, followed hl lower temperature.
Another cold wave i, reported from Dakota
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

American coss, NV wHsss sssns sSdss couple
ssi and har,sc a,,recops = INorristown Herald
81 rs,,,o. have been founded in Dakota during
Five un UNIV and Il Is expected that two more VIII DC
iN lssa 's,s during the present year.
ioa' ,,r Democratic administration, wnem no .n,'
twas enjoying the priceless hSom u, thrnoeh the
country wAoxsd workingmcn marched t tht""s = u,ood
shst unempv'y work carving banners inscrlwu rs n
sse Bread chear encugh TOO scarce oyr FREQ
j.rinen ous Iou" please copy. lNorristo~n hera"'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

IN Ncw.York and then only nj your office asked for
IN two newspaper stores and from seven newT"yr re-
ce,vinr the same answer from all. viz. All sold ont
And this was before o'clock II appeared 10 me hat
NOT only did Republican purchase his morning
nnncr mi that the sorchoRds" and Democrats were
ionkinr for reliable from Ohio and West virginia
Your. truly. l. ~ y
Nt,r York, Oct. Is. 1894.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
RIO7IYG At WELLESLEY.
fnr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

BosroS. Oct. l6.-A serious disturbance Is re-
ported in the village Of Wellesley. where large
number of Italians employed on the Sudbury
River aqueduct, which forms part Of the Boston
water supply. The report received in
this city is that the rioters have seized the build
ings on the works and also tram on the Boston
and Albany Railway. large force of police has
been sent from Boston.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

Senator Albert Daggett presided Tho names OF Police
Justice Garrett Bergen Max r. Eler. John u. Summer
Held and Theodore y. Green were presented. A long
wrangle ensued owing to failure % tho secretaries to
announce the result Of the ballot account OF mistake
In the record Mr.. Bergen sharply denounced NJ
traitoi to the Republican party and as shily snaly
politician. The convention received delegation from
the Peoples party for Butle and West desiring con-
ference. A Committee Of Conference aI pointe
and the convention then adjourned until next
Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

Until further notice special tickets VIII be
siI ,i, No,y-York West shore and Buffalo Railway ~
follows: To Albany ~ - Troy. ~ 20: uca - 30
-trirusc ~3O5, Rochester. - -; liuhho ? 90 /
Ni,o.,rt ln- - 80. corresponding reductions tn hi
local points between Albany nud Buialo Great i,lu
linn. tn Detroit Louis, thica-p. hul h p"h' N'-
t,i ,t 80. 1868 Broadway olb BtpadWaN; or h' 81
ticket office oi Wet shore nr Baltimore ANA oI" hn
road--. .xtiauLr.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
Special Notices.
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