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TAAfMANY'o MASS MEETING.
rAIST CHEERS FOR CLEVELAND -sENAfoR BAYARD
TIE CUIEF sPIAKFE.

Fourtcenth-st. in front OF lainniany Hll was
blocked night 10y the usual miscellaneous crowd al
I.cn women and children drawn together b} ule strains
of Oh. two dozen different bands. tho glaro Of
ire works aud the bur'tus OF rockets IN
the mir The pnralc began 90 pass n front ~ the hhl
shoIil, after = o'clock tine NITth Assembly District
heading tc procession. In all the line there was con
.,iou- l,,.tcc OF anything calculated to cheer She
heart 81 ra1id Cleveland 'mocrat. IfansiAr'hcc'
bearing his appeared at long and piutnl Intervals
and reference. 10 him were equally scarce.
Inside of Tlmmany Hall every Inch 81 standing room
and sitting room W.. occupied and the temperature soon
rose 10 that OF midsummer day. When John Kelly al-
p.ared on the platform with Mayor Edison by HI side he
WIS greeted with uproar'u' applause ana some "..l'
cheering fell to the share Of the Aal "s.
Mr. I'l-an presided. He said that Thumany would be
found yotuc almost unit for Cleveland on ihr IN oi
Novc.nbrr This statement greeted with faint cheer
inc which compared that thai had greeted MI he4y
was a. the baocng ~ brook {" he roar "i Nia-H".
.pouiancous Outburst o. apnlan-eilOul ana pr"h.'l'
wa, gwen To Senator Bayari wnen he i"'e
to speak He said some complimentary th!nE,
il particular Tie issue" h. said. lies between "a
p!nfocrAcy or government ~ wealth. against the man
f,vor 10 none ON the other side ad 10 the stros-,s
wo, o. the weakest" Then followed alon- afIaiS
du-y r1ad of corruption ana death For twenty nv yAls
the Republican pary hal sought tie cnIlchmcnl Oh
power. The first idea 81 tr baine III
exercising party power wac - make u Prm
Republican part, Mr.. Blyarl lext iou hd snfrfly on
the tarin question. II The Republican party NE snl'
found thai abroad rad made an lnfciurh %
ucfcent 10 all mankind that chcaren- tnr cost of hNs
to every man labors this earth does le IL no"
IN free among the American people thhl the1 700 h1}
enjoy the blessings of this bcncncont discovery ~!
that l. not the Republican idra ihll j. not at' n'
idcn. They 20 to the manufacturer VINO mas Decn az
turbcd by the discovery OF his foreign rival ana III"
hi benefit tax the whole American I"'Pio
Governor Cloveland's was chccrcd, hat not WIN
much enthusiasm. Mr. Biainc's name was Missed nlt
by only u small portion ~ those present. Amer vi .
Bayard had spoken James Hayes read long series OF
resolutions IN au almost insudhle voice ana anna
growing signs OF Impotence. lie was Understood 10
pledge the support OF Tanmany Hall Ia IN" Drinocrac
and "a many harsh things Ofthe krpubUrah
complimentary things Of the Democratic parry
bu the crowd tired ~ he resolutions "cin
carried without having boon all read. Ex-Governor
john Lee Carroll OF Maryland made long speech
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the HOFFMAN ran IRE.

SAN FRAvCrsco. Oct. 21.-Thomas Brown.
cashier Of the Bank " California said day that the
special atnicment- photographed East that Tho Bank Of
California wns seriously involved IN tho failure OF
Arthur ". Bowman. untrue " our uncovered nj
vunce'" snhl Nr Brown viii probably not exceed The
figures tclrgrinhcd hast nighi md uudet any rrrtm
ainnrca they rabnpt exceed fBu 900 nuwmnns nilurr
unr NJ The mual extraordinary inrdonb which ever
orrutfri un thia rnth lie WIS the confidential aetnt
NJ prisuna whnsr wealth aggregated hlly
"a 6nOOOun ne transacted nli NJ he husnrss in his
own name, nni thrt dirW uu him - they desired Tie
has untnrumhpfrd property sinndnH IN Ms own nam"
worth 100 nnl the ~ hrfurr hr mtle me h'aish
nfni he pnuh have rishri hls avn signature ~ Any
huh tur fluOuo WIS then hr failed nn The plriehit
ton 81 hintia nmnuutnH tn nnlN fl2Opn ~ what BE
nnst intimate friends are unable tu comprehend me
nasgnrp hae nsi iaaurl abatement The liabilities ara
nhunt ~ TOO aud the Asarts ftll 900 The piuppf
ton ui secured nnd unsecured dehts a. no stated
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UEDDTYGS YESTERDAY.

Al Grace Protestant Episcopal Church'
prooklyn ut noon yesterday Miss Mary Sanger u'"n
tor ~ Mi and Mrs Henry Sanger was nhrficu W rr"
Lyman son ~ T. n K Lyman. by the Rev Ut W. ."
en,oy rector ~ the Church assisted by Bsh'p hlu'
in " cary Sanger wns the heat man. anu the "'no'H
wrrc 4 n Cnrhnrt Frank goodnough. W PniE'f b"''''
and G. T. mi H. Tho bridesmaids we're Mi'' sanE'r'
Miaa white Mi.a riprfrpnni nn1 Mics '"'"
A reception WIS held ~ the huusc ~ W. @hhF''
En 10 Montague Terrace. whore the Pa''"r'
,,,,, decorated and hinrhron vns art'"
Among the rnesta wore 4 tnw. toHah Low, MI ~
Nrs 4 n n ttmnh Mhtnt nni NtH .rth inNt -
Nnnh,ia NJ. and Mia irnti lirtttrohl W. hV, VI
Atttut urnatu W. nni MfH Van iurru VIZ mn pr y,
/ nil ~ and Nrs van tndetrn, Mf ana MIS- i'"'"
nphnm and II MutHhm
Tho wedding NJ Miss Emily I've Iecy, daughter ~
1onrt,l William ue iarY nnd ulau'nre 'nu 'uui,'m
ieat "a onne Thr ie, William ~ Morgan rrilnhn,t
The ppn'tnnny The nshors were Ihumn' sch"n, ,iinH
Vail ,ieu'sc ',,nih"i NV a,r ",Ttt .aIs ,rl,et
nud i,urt satin, AMI Wuin al'n " ~ puhi h't tin
,ppiinn wa held NJ 40 H1i liosnHt upnrthl nuln,
iourtni Tracy. ,uluuel ward, tulnnel liehtln Wnr'
M,inur Nnn, Maihpr. captain Eaurea trnpih lnwrt
Mntut Low AMI Corporal Tanner were among ih' i'''"
guests.
Msa Neio cntt - daughter ~ ~ clarh ~ iierlrn
wna married ~ William krl ~ the evening ~ nc
uf the iu trinity W. TILE riif wy the ln' ~ Nuu
y Wakini tho fr,iui trrnptnh wtl "il ~ we h"'7
ct tho brides hfuihot, No COZ Woal tofi, iou'iiat
Misa Minnie To Lone, daughter ~ Nc and Mia l'''n
van ~ Lang, married 4" lnhrit " lhihEWnl'n ~
GRACE church, ~ irio ehd ror"hh sis lat,", ny Wv
evening. reception was h"ld ~ No "nl '''''l "''
music being hl ntiha MANA
Miss Minnie Southland daughter NJ " u. southland qua
niece IT nIshop i1crtsbn of Missouri, and ~ hlni'P
Eos, ~ ihr Methodist Episcopal Church Wa mhItm q"
MI ri yesterday, at The hoh,o oI Tie blihoA '"''''
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ORiTNlRr


lOlVNiI ~ ~ W. fIthNN'n
Colonel Augustine i, H. Dusannc died
NJ hs home IN tls ut, oh Monday NJ coLaunplloh aud
tirhuid malaria, Ito wsa formerly PROMINENT hi
politics, aud has always hern weli known - literary
nan Ito Wa bofn IL as,un ~ insa aud while tehhs
man lao vent 10 Philadelphia aud engaged ~ literary
work. lilo iirlHenl contributor at p"elf' ani
prnse 10 the periodicals and new spapors ~ The day,
thirty yeaIa aga ho oao "a this oj, where he entered
inl0 politics lilo prominent Ia the American ="
Know Nothing party, and subsequently, hcoame aihnen
Republican aud held that political fam tu the ehl ~
his DAYS. Tie at ana lime on ne editorial sian 81
1Hf 1HfB NJ. When tho Rebellion broke out he raised
the lTBh regiment OF NewNOik Volunteers, AMI went
win II Ia the frnnt After dong good service he was
captured by the Rebels ANA for long time imprisoned
Ia Texas
At the close ~ the War Colonel Duganne was made
chief OF the Bureau OF Military statistics by Governor
Fent0n. lie was aferwari editor "i The Sunday Ds-
pa'ch o. this city several years his failing health
forced him Ia lead u retired life. Finally hh attack Oh
typhoid malaria added 10 the iDsiiOus disease when
WA already proving upon him. ended his HE IheJast
book published by Colonel Duganne wac "a satire on
Colonel ngersO called In.ure sOHl' His best known
work lis A" History OF Governments
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the Party or Opposition.
COUNTY DEMOCRACY CANDIDATES.

TX MAYOR GRACE Al THE HEAD ~ THE rIchhr-
WHO WILL Run Win MN.
The County Democracy County Convention
rcas.enhcd yesterday AT p M TWAS un0eisl"o" H"t
the Conference Committees had agreed on ia" ticket ana
all the convention hal do to arceptit There was
good deal 81 growing 10y of the delegates ~ 'h'
cut and dried way in which everything done bil on
the surface all was harmonious Commissioner WORMS
from the Conference Committee made report "A''"
stated thar conferences had been held with similar com
Inlttccs from Irving Hal. the ObHeh p'ih'c'
r c.r.,,, ,r,,,i,,.f,ps the Citi-
gems Committee and al Autobiography orgihI'''"''
The committee had proceeded with caution In the -eo
ton al candidates and thc nainr- 81 th' men
were % guarantee ,nlt if elected they would mln -'
their Office wisely lie then rc.h thr t"i."ln- - ~
ticket FOR Mayor. william =. GRACE tOItioac.t g.
Locv for President NJ IN, bolrl OF AdrF"Th' A1p 'Ir
L. sanger; Tor District Az" h+l' i''Hip'pu H. a..
Peter u. Olncy having dccinct to be cainlI't ,'r
judge, %. the Court OF Common fict-, LciI{ Nt,''
Alien. J. ward Patterson aAd Alfred As'idu' LOT '"'
ncr. ni L,ui- w. schultzr
hy q number "l prominent cilNriN VIA Nup'n .c
associated various public works when n was Mayor az
held Boo thc Academy %! M"'lc uh,'r no
tine Citizens Committee, at winch NL ,Hido.
Spcr.hc- wcr, male by Oswald Otfcudor'-r The l.cv
Dr. HoAanl Crosby. T.. Llrry Anderson. li'.tU'. -
CrI.. IN. candidate Was bogu ia Ireland 10 80.
WHrr f,ur.e.u hc away from home ani ,nlIr o."
and at,t went south America III, mh.r ihcn pro
cured him b. .,, the -hpping h"u." 81 iir' O.. GO"
since. the nr.n oc.ns William L. Gr'c. Go. ~
came t. Nrw-York 1868. ana h.- hFrl
here since then. In 1880 Mr. Grace ia company VITA
Charlie stewart Ptrncll ANA John Dillon appcAci Z"
American public fol AID for the starving ~ llrAll il
November ol that year he was elected Mayor alt't
clo.c contest siih William Dowd. In ls,2 d'ciln'i
denomination for Mayor bnt active in IN cimh-'
DO lcaNOriug to promote the election OF Allan camp
bill
IRVING HALL APPROVES THE TICKET
The Irving Hall County Convention last evening mp
proved the ticket selected los the County Democracy
speeches clarifying the candidates were made by HoDcr
f. Mooney lwari Dreamer AMI Joan VI. Lewis "a
senator fred Na~tti. OF the nominees, the nnf
rcrsrpt4tiyc oil Irving Hall thc ticket; made brief
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WEST VIRGINIA BOURBONs AT WAR.
fnY rHfEnRArn 10 mn TninuNEl

WHEELING. Oct. 21.-Job had u more COM
Portable time than the Democratic pnrty Of West Nir-
Rnia II has been continuous prize fight Hinne last
March between The Regisi and the State adminisira-
tion ALFRED Cad we'll Democratic lawyer aud attorney
general elect went ~'forr the Board ~ Canvnssers
yesterday and IN aomc prurtt secured the feconntng
IN h presence NJ the ballots " tho Philadelphia district
At certnn point after acnnnlnE onch ballot critically,
be- announced that hc satisfied and the roint ccnscd
Mr. caldwell gunv tn the street, then announced that
the ballot of inwia Baker Editor ~ The
hrgfEfrr. AMI member uf the Dem
orrnilr Committee WA not only scratched, hni
lhhi hn had tur t four nnt nf the nfr rnhiitira ~
The NrWhlrin ticket ihr'u vnl rnmmnlinh nnl
rnnrf Wna calculated rillinH u Democrats go boycott
~ hgisifr The National tnumittt viii he n4hrh ip
hrWar h linhrr and a stock company hnf boon tnih"l
~ start utnurnir ntpei thni ran he depNhhwl nhn
Wy The lnfiI ihf 6Bisf u tie morning viii nnunhnr
that ~ u nnWsrnnrt iun aud nwnpd Wy hn hd'llhhl
hnh NOT h iht Demnrmtr mfi hnl W. cliul - ii'N
man VINO vuir4 ga hr rhunsr7 The state HOUSE RUG
prrroa'7 to llihnHnph h,Aera ticket "a % campaign
lutfnlrut.
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NoulyAr1oNs N 4ND ABorT TIE CITY
The following nominations were made in tn

city aud it, vicinity yesterday
Republican Frank Ehcridgc FOR Clvil Justice Ia thr
Eleventh idicial District r..
Comfy Democracy For Cong cs, Jo.eph r ulin' T.
KIN District Nicholas Muller. Nltl Dl-llt: Aprth -
Hewitt Nfl District : .Iohn !. Adam. VIM District
For Aldermen Bartholomew Kenny. KIN pl',rft JNnh
Quinn. XNGih District; Peter b. M"rt'''"'' AlN'i
District
C. r. M,Clollaul Tor Assembly, By Democrats 1T
District Westminster County ,..
H. L. Livingston, for state Seitt"I' % b''".' ''''
Union County. y. J. , ,. ,ho
The County Democracy city ticket approve" ~ 'n0
German American Independent CtI"hs'
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PICUARD II. CARMICHAEL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-Judgc Richard Il. Car
michael for many years of the most prominent and
influential cizsus ot tai. state died AZ his home Mt
Crutrc,ll.c. Queen Anne County this morning IN his
-hty.cycuth year. lie gIaduled NJ Princeton in
ls2- and since thrn has held many important and hon
or be trusts having been several times elected Nom
Der of tr legislature. elected To Congress IL 1873
member ~ TWO -tar conventions 10 revise the consttu-
lion heinz president oi sine convention held In 1857 and
iuJ -e OF "a judicial circuit.
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1oclL NOMINATIONS ~ yEW-JERSEY

SoMgRvlILE. Oct. 21.-The Republicans oil
Somerset county to-day nominated cxSherG Louis \
Thoup,ou. Of bonneville Tor state senator. Andrcw H.
Lane merchant from Nc.hauc. received the hnmlna
vou for 9cnai or on the Democratic ticket Joh otcln
a German from Nofth PIaihhc.d received tue ""'''
tioh for Assemble man.
FREEHOLD oct. 2l.-Tho Monmouth County E'pupu
cans nominated william H. Vrdenburgh. OF Freehold
for state senator aud General William : Trhx' OF Nep
tune, fOl nAcril. to-day.
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assembled by Ex-Governor Krkwood. The speaking WIS
from stand erected IN the street General Logan spoke
briefly iie opened with glowing tribute 10 Iowa, ara
compared her cxpcrlenre under the administrations or
the two great parties and concluded with plea for the
protective policy Of the Republican party Afef taxing
dnnor Genefa LOgln and party eiarted Tor Oekaoosa
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET IN BROOKLYN.
The slate fixed for the Democratic City

Convention IN Brooklyn as evening faithfully car
red through unbroken. III Police Commissioner
John Pyourn presided over the proceedings An
gustus Van wyek chairman Of the Democratic General
Committee Of Kings County, nominated for CITY
Judge 10 succeed Judge McCue, the second ballot
The other names presented we're those Of Judge
McCue and Thomas E. Pearsnll Judge Mctue led the
frat ballot but in the second all the before
given for Mr. Pear-a vent TO Mr. Van Wyck and he re
eeiyed IL out OF u.s. The candidate IL about forty ave
years age In this STATE bat went south
while boy At the outbreak Of the war he entered the
Army and the rank of colonel After
the war studied and praetiee IN this city
he has since had his once Hs rarely appears
In the HroOkiyn courts For ten years Mr. Van Wycts
has lived In Brooklyn. He has been 1t the heal
OF the Democratic General Committee for three years
The convention renomnated with opposition, for
Controller Aaron Brnksrhon who has held tho ONCE tof
the past two vsars August vosSe, who elected Cay
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FOVLKs-TUOHAs- Plannfeld y. J, October -. by
IN. REV r. Lowry. Frank H. tOIIks ~ NewYOik 10 Anna
j. Ihona-.
En- s1'-TOWN~END--On Monday october 40. lSSi. nc
pm Baptlst Church Phi adrlphi h the Rev John d.
Pc die Dan Frost OF NeWl ORR u Annie H. TOWNSEND or
Phi ale phia.
on tuesday october Il. lSSi by the Rev Dr William
Suiysy aid ths hlsht Rev. the bi,hOp OF lOhg lslhn
Bopklyn.
TAFr-BARRIE-In Br0okvn Monday. October go ISL
Inv he Eey 4 Lansing assisted by the lev. W y Taft
Charles H. TAFT 10 Agnes daughter OF SaEuei = Barre
her s. 1854 by the Rev Wiiam II. Peters Fred A. " AL
10 Belle aver. al 81 this city.
WOOD OUGHTY-W Wednesday evening october D a. the
-eSidrner OF the brtes parents Queens Lo1g Island y
the Rev Henry nedlnger Grace Doughty 70 Nhlam l.
Wood OF BROOKLYN
All notices OF marriages must be Endorsed Nth NIL name
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THE UEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WAsuiNGrOy. Oct. 2l.-tor New England,
local rains aud partly cloudy weather south to west
winds. lowcrtemperature.
Fol tine Middle Atlantic states far weather. followed
bv increasing clouducs aud local rns, except generally
far ~ the southern portion. south to west winds nearly
stationary temperature.
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A DTMOCRATIC WELCOML TO Is7S-7"'' "
From Tns Ns,o- York s,ia tDerrl o. uavor
The Hon. william X Grace was hoIhin, 'en he Is also
Last evening by a mass meeting, ana "h"" - uaI
adanted bv The County Democracy ana ny I.in5 III
ne viii be regularly In the field Us Denocra'4o '"
Mr. Grace is an estimable citizen and wien ne wa
,vor ne ore him self 50 gain large measure o
s-tiir alteration He l. one among the rather
limited nnner of gentlemen the Catholic supporters OF
lyroVer Cleveland. -. . -. .,,a ,r,
W. are ,ad To have so good candidate put up, ana we
.h,u J orr hest 10 defeat him We labor for the success
~ that rising young man. Alderman Urah i0 i ''0 ~
te want Tor Mayor of New-lork
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KETI'HNs on DISTRICT JUDGES.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 21.-'Ihe official canvass
OF the votes tor Judges OF tho with state judicial circuit
embracing the counties OF Cuyahoga' summit hr'e'
Huron, Loran. Lucas, Medina, ottawa ana Sahuusny ="
a. follows: Baldwin. dsepJ. 58.o64' uPson' u'op ~
stratton tDem) ~ 800 Carver, DEM 2-,oov' 7pr"
ant Pro-. ,505 Gage, Prol, l6Oyi I"s'u p,ne
l.570. The Republican candidates nav la '"' ~
cnunties an aycrnae nnralitY Of over 3OOO.
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,,ou SHARPER THAN A sERpENTs TOOTH.
.. ,,prSpESrs RtruDiArEp ny lhANNIh''
w" prMucRAIic ORGAN.
ram me Trenton rfrrs, Oc, 20 -.

1ntr
r.o National Democratic Committee MY
~, is<nrd an address 90 the reprl. wa, mn ~ rs,
frc,nll H.. n,int n mentions the real Issues pi " Nm
nra 70 ilh,eh a shoud have dwcli inherent onsee .,its
paign ~ 4, stated that honest R"Nernnrnt W. 4, ',s
We t hs Rrpuhran party ought 70 90 because " WV
- ~ nsft, ~ corruption. .,,. f,,nu,,ttor h,tr
w, xnnal independent Ncrnhcnn ", y, n,,..',r
~, i,sri m address FROM m fr,n'g ~ ~ I'LL"
az ln,..t.nt hiinry n 4 M appeal iu tnh". wv If
Of inh ~, ,e,s,,.e Nniliran Iishrr a 80. nnce nv
fei.ni ,etinns with the ptr.rpt hrrunuVan '
th.' th,t A. The any teaanr Kter " w nn a. ,,,,
aa. t,.,s b. s,h NJ this inheleihvn, e''l ,, y" ~ m
W. 40 uantasA fhf trfnin9 ind nliN,n w. H.
ht h'l' 3iiue, n unina tbs irinuefaeN utllrnhhlv
ggs Isa fhe tha address, fnr rsammr a ~ tbs
hahi. oat,s pty ~ The freshmen ~ ihv W." y, wv,
wv " f.,e n nn sense IA t hnineS hnsilv.. lh p
ba'ans A. usi constitute The lA.ie Va w, li a
Muehs ,,, me ones outlined in the lWmu' ih,' Nv
lm he Democratic party hasa, any thlns NV, ~
plt-s. ii,o ;he auf pat forward Nv ihN ,f'" VI wv"
aisps., ',,,er, IA might hettsi he defeated III.
r,re',bs remainder uf this camraan el Tue ,e'a,
i.,o,o md disayow the utiernnres u M hthnV
rslg ana its independent idutir anes. The rahpmssn
fT,san l. atm ltnsh ~ mind WHEN the hbsths ", XXI
~ 'SN9 ia Tho huanpss TRANSACTIONS ~ taiheii
,,,ri defeat The same fosult will tellow the pie-'
s.,aasn g. allowed IS 80 W the rnnlir on lhe m'7 w
Ws r,idsa prcaehtpd bt The independent bureau
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TninrNF OFFICE. oct. 22-l a. m.-The movement OF
the lurag the clear weather Yesterday was
downward. The temperature ranged between 81 and
49, the average ,JJa.5 being l-ls higher than the
corresponding dag as, year. anu il4' higher than on
Monday. go
Cooler. partly cloudy weather and possibly light rains
may DC expected to-day lu THIS city and vicinity
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FIGTRES From ono.
THE VOTE OF HAMILTON COUNTY

THE VOTE OF HAMILTON COUNTY
CrNcINNArI Oct. 2l.-Following IA the oflciai
count on the state ticket In Hamilton County 0ecIe"'
Of state-Robinson u,epJ 1890; Newman u''n''
"a 722 Harold GrcenJ iss. Morris 0'ro1 40 Juage
OF supreme Court-Johnson Rcpl 1890; Martin
DEM % 5s7; Roseborough ProJ l37. Board OF Pubic
Flecklnger dcpublcanl, 1857 Bcter lDenl
cr1u, 81 232 Ogden (Greeubacker, 2l5i klrXehua'o
49, Ia -.lLi.iL
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n,c, the votes Of this city are counted me- ns,s
,c CONCEPTION Of the magnitude oil 'he "0"''
ntsy,. .eainst Cleveland
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pfrRSING OF A TU6BOAT.

Flames broke out in the englne-room oi ,nc
tusboat Union at Pier No 40 East River at m yes
to-day and were with difficulty ny the Fire
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Auditor two ycnrs ago. also rcnominsted hy small
majority over Edward g. Murphy and John II. Barp.
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REFORMER FOR REVENUE ONLY
gToia The Albany HTprsss' o., son,,r, a
We are credibly informed that the non N"ii "'
, receive $500 for his speech tonight
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS n BROOKLYN

The following Republican candidates for
members of Assembly were nominated last evening in
Brooklyn:
Disfrfc'.
I-ficlard Lamheer.l IT. N-lame1 az. or
~ f. TO. Burn. &I-I-elly Heath
IN-LtWI~ \. Myers.
of these A,-eublymen Taylor and Heath are renomi-
mated. Patrick Burns Is former Democratic Assembly
man ana J.. now the nominee ~ the Peoples party IN
Democratic district Lewis ~ Myers l. the supervisor
ol tie Twelfth Ward
The convention, III the remaining districts were ad
ourutd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

fur CAMPAIGN OF FRAUD AND hLSiri''N'
49, tfeH rae tea Herald Mia, MA,
pa N,,s YorE T.fs Eas lot years MhEeh n'''i ~" ~
,,n'n ineffective duticA and doubtless went oN" y"
md aud the Democratic party 70 HuNah," W. ia
,sxs a hns however. learned that the peolh' at, 49,,
fsyor of the tarii aud seeks Ia conceal ha' iaa" " ~
handling rlrlIInn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


- fEr'' shows ne s"on-'rrs a,'' " IN ,bu1
preceding mia.ht te'sa -ai', hnr ~ o,.lan,
b. aot'Td f-pr,rH'
aestsd ~ sAs assraSus,e a. hrd
L.U gAsl-a 80 Bf0alaAJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

Dcp,rtmcnt The boat was damaged 70 the extent or
a. Zoo m ia owned by r. N Malari, Of No 100 soutn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

Weak Lungs are cruelty Racked by a per-
si,,cnt Cough which Dr. Jayne's EXpectorant may be-
relied Oh To cure. II also both Asthma and Bron-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
HENRY WAN nhEontni

Sfai Npmfat tmhft,
nfmprfisi Craar dead and turned te "lhy'
A., ,tnu a hole L. Keep the wind away
ioi al His sad, Tie sad, Upon my s"ul -,
.,,at uueehef's duAi IA stop so vie - h"lel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
,ir. Cleveland

t,u,tJ - sonnyrr & fo'-, - West 2ld-'t. AMI look
Al their new des yIs 'or Bath room and Floor thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
M1HRIED.

say. Z II wasnt lor JIyoo he would surely be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

Uur1rtt- Corazinc kills danlruN aays irritation. and
! prornOfr, growth Of HAIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
DIED.

AL notices Of marriages must be indorsed Nth MI name
aud dress.