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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30
Gin S60ncr 3u9,

Ser tapfere Sruoer 6rieOri6's bes Gro
zen, 8rinS 6sinri3 BON BreuBen, wurbe
betanutIi9 in Der S5lo9t bel GoBba9
Our6 Elm Sprenssei6oB ieines 8ferbeS
beraubt unb er ielbit Iet9t uerwunSet. Gs
bate nidt uiel gefsbIt, 10 wdre Bring
9eiuri6 iO9ur in franS0iiide @efausens
l9aft geratbeu, uno BEL Der gile, nit Der
er in Si9erbeit gebro6t wurbe, loite ii9
Der i9warse Qoler:S rSen, Der uiemals ouf
ieiuer Sruit iebIte, ub uuo sing uerloren.
Der 6nnptmann Der ss9eniiberite6euben
fransoiii1en Satterie, Auuergnier, nobn,
ben Orben bes Yrinsen al ii9, puroe in
einem Der foIsenben @efe9te 9esen SerSog
6eroiuano pom Srauni9peis i9per per:
wunoet unb Snpalioe. Der alte Offisisr
beiaB teiu 0erm0sen, purbe in ieiner Sci:
mutb nit elmer armieliseu 8eniion pou
psnisen bunbert 6ranes entiddoi9t unb
friitete iein Geben IN Yaris tammerli9 als
9totenl9reiber.
Na9 Dem Qbi9IuB bes Subertsburse,
6riebens fam Bring Seinrid, elmer Giula:
ouns bes SSn:ss 6olse Isiitenb auf ldnsert
!3eit mad Yaris unb puroe bort @e9en:
itanb Der groBten Suation Der Yariier.
Oabei ueridumte Der eble Wann es ni1t,
tisIi9 cine beitimmte 3eit gum gmpfanst
pon Yititelern aIer grt, bic entpeoer iei.
ne B0rie ooer ieine Yroteftion in aniprud
nabmen, su uerwenoen.
@ines Cages entidloB ii9 aud lupsr:
snier, ben BrinSen aufsuiu1eu; cine CAB:
muns Ses re9ten Nrmes batte ibm ben let:
ten Nebenueroienit entsosen uno bic bitter:
ie Notb mot bel inn einsetebrt. Oe,
Bring empins ben alien Off,isr, better
grut msbrere gbrenjei9en i9midten,
iiberaus leutieIis.
Gin brauer alter Rriessmann? iuste CT,
yni9t wabr!"
ySa, Sobeit," ueriette ber Ilte, I'D
par Der Sauptmann BON iener Satteri'
bur9 weI9e Gle BEL &osba9 psrpunbe'
wor6en iinb; i9 tomme, um gurer $50:
beit ben BET bteier @elesenbeit perlorener
i9parssn QolersS rben Suriit3ubrinssn."
Der Bring brifte benz Snualioen berg
lid bic Sanb unb ertunbiste ii9 tbeilneb:
menb mad isinen YsrbGItniIen len. Der ate
SoIbat tIasts often iiber feline serinse pen'
iion, unb Der BrinS forberte i'm auf i'm
elm @eiud an ben &0nis 3u %brinsen, bas
er ielbit iiberreiden woqe.
Quuersnier fteQte ii9 am nd9iten Gage
elm; ba aber uiele Bittiteuer Dor ibm b
waren, 70 leste ii9 Der glte auf elmer
Stubl unb l9lief elm. Nls er wieoer auf'
wadts, par es re9t fpdt setporben uno be,
9atai iaste inn, baB Der Yrin, bereits aus
sesansen iet. Betriibt i9li9 Der Snualiot
nod 9auie Hnb mari bic Yetition i%eufsent
aus Der 8odtai9e auf ben Gid; ba BE:
msrtte ct erlt, baB NIT benz Yapier eins
msrfpirbise Yerdnberuns uorsesansen
mar; er faltete es a~useinanber un6 fiebs
ba, es par cine 4nmeiiuas auf cine iabrli'
DE &snte pom tauienb Gbalern, sabIbar
BEL Der prsuBii9sn @eianbi@aft! Wdbs
renb Der <e sei@Iafen bate, mar ber
Yrin,. in 6as YorStmmer getreten, bic Ye'
tition bate aus Der Taf9e b~eruorseieben
unb Ssinri9 bate ioslei9 bic 8erwed'
ieluns bewirtt. @ls ber Snpalibe fid
am anbern Gage bebanten woIte, mat
Der Prins Ssinri9 bsreits abSereit. Gr
tonnts has i90ne SewuBtiein elmer ebIen
Gbat NIT ;uriid mad Oeutf9lano nebmen /!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30
Glue t15ue 0ert@tsieeme.

Cine ansenebme 9ausseuoheni4aft bats
te ii9 In einem 9auie ber Sd0nbrI5ers
itraBe ,u Berlin suiammemsefunben. gtas
msntlia paren es cine 5rau 5erteI unb
eiu Stut!9sr S@ul,, wsl9e in ofener
Seb6e NIT chamber lasen. Der &f
nabm zines Cages einen 70 beoentIiden
gbaratter an, baB baraus cine 4ntIase
sesen Srau 9erfeI wesen R0rperperletuns
mittels zines ssfdbrliden Snitrumentes
ii9 entipann, welde nit ber Serurtbeiluns
Der 5rau Su 5wei Wonaten @efansuib ens
bette.
Sn Der BerufunsssS nifanj LIT Die gers
urtbeiIte melt 8lidli&er 8ewefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30

III. ~perbafteu. San; e%ritaunt fragte er
mad benz @rlnoe, Oa ia Die Nuspeilnng
;urifgeuommeu lei.
S5r ourftet spar Suriiffebreu, bieB es.
aber S6r burftet ui6t obne grInubniB
fir6li6e Tumttioneu uornebmeu. User
iol6e oermo6 uoruimrnt, iou wieoer Iber
bic @rense gebra6t weroen.
0er grOBen 6reuoe iber Die unerpurtes
te &iiftebr fol9te nun cine nod 9rOBere
Srauer iiber bic pl6bli6e @ieoerbolung
Der Nusneiiun9. Der llebergan9 BON Der
5reuoe CUR Grauer ma aber aud gu plOss
LID. Die 6rauen peinter, bic Sinoer
flammerten iib an ben Yfarrer feit. einise
Mdnuer i6ienen enti9loiIsu, bic Besfabs
runs nit @eualt gu uerbinbsrn.
I'm @ottes wilen, rief Der Yfarrsr, als
er iolde Mbit9t aus ibren &eben unb ibs
rem Senebmen abnte, um @ottes wtlen,
madt Sud bod ntdt unalidli9! Oenft
an @eib uno Sinb. Sd bite Sud, nns
terlaBt bod ieben Seria9, Sud gu wiosrs
ieten. gs mare ia bod uerseblid!
limb bic Mdnner, bic Dor ben 8eamten
bes Staatss iid nidt sefir9tet bdtten. GEE
borden ben Bitten bes Oieners Der STRIDE.
No6 einmaI bridte Der gfarrer iebem
Der Inpeienbsn Die Sanb, banu erbob or
feline Sdnbe gum Sesen. bic Bfarrses
meinbe iunt auf bic &niee. Sbrdnen err
ftitten feline Stimne, als er bic Worte bes
Sesens ipre9en woate.
galb mar Der 9farrer wieber ~ienieitS
Der @rense. SIT bic S9peis Ourd feline
0esfibruns BON elmer @efabr gei9dst
worben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30

Gs oerei9t uns our @enu9tbuurg, be-
ri9ten gu %fOnnen, OuB @ugenie felt ibrer
&rant6eit pis ~umsepanoelt mar; bic eitle
Mtooe6ame pur elm braues, fleiBigeS
Mdo6en seporoeu, bas ut9t ausidlieBs
LID ii9 iel6lt iu6te, ionoern aud tiir Die
9eioeu In6erer SerS uuo WtttIeio bate,
uno 6as feline Iiberalen Soeen NIT Dem
@laubsu ieiner 6inbbeit wieoer pertauI9t
bate.
Der &eoatteur Saul 6reimutb bate
Iingit feline Bertha beimgsfiibrt uno Iebte
GuBerit 9IiifIi6 nit ibr, trot Der bduii9en
Observation-Disclosures, wel6e. Oa er pors
ii6tiger 9erporOen mar, nur ieIteH nit Der;
urtbeilungen euoi9ten.
Or. SInmerIelo uber perlieB bic Stuot,
in Der er ii6 ni9t mebr beimii3 fiblte
man iagte, er lei ua6 YreuBen ge9unseu
uub babe bic gipree zines YreBlofuien an:
geSogen, ais wel9er er IN benz Sumpfe Ell:
mes jiioii6m 3eitungsbsiieers tris6e; Oh:
ne 3petfel 1T OteS ber fru9tbarlte Soben
fir ben ltrebiamen Mtann.
Der Rebatteur bes Iiberalen Moniteurs
bat bis beute nod ni9t ietn lber Die 6ran:
fen pilegenoen Sroen aus9eipro9enes I'M
9iinittges llrtbeil p%ioerrufen.; CT fdbrt IN
ieiueu 8sriu9eu, feline gerliner SilbunC
ben 8erpobnern bes Suru's beiSubrinsen.
unermiioli9 fort, ober Der einsise GrfoI9,
ben CT ersieIt, lit Die fortrpdbrenbe Ser
Numbering Der Ibcnnenten leines SIattes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30

Sder5frage. 8arum fdmmt bic eores
lei auf ibrem alien &beinfelien nun idon
70 LANCE ibr soIOenes 9aar2 - sic bat
ansit, baB ibr cine @sbIaus bineinfommsn
t6nate. (g4uO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-30
MDcr's Rtucm.

gieIe pom ben 9rantbeiteu, an ceHen bic
Yleniben leioen, iperoen bir6 Sterunsen int
Yia8en, in ben @eodrrren rno Der Seber berbeis
9eiibrt. Iper'S abfabreu6e 9iIIen wirs
ten iinritteIbar auf oieie Srgaue, uto ino Su BEN
b%eionoern 3pede Subereitet, bic ourb ioIde Stos
rIn9en peruria9ten 9rantbsiteu, pie Serfups
flung, Mansel an SerSaMung, @dgcns
fdndde, Scpfmeb. Rubr unb uieIe onoere
9eioeu 81 beilen, uuo iiro fir oil bieIe Elm Seiabrs
Ioies, iiberes, wirfiames un6 an9enebmes Nittel.
9aB aussejei9nete GerSte Oieie SilIen in ibrer
sepObnIiaen gruriS 10 bdafs anpsnoeu. be,peia
beutIi6. pie iebr ~oieieIben beim meSSiRf5ex
Sa6e in g@tuns iteben..
9ieie BiIIeu iinb MIR aus pfldnsli4eu Stofes
wiammenseiest. uuo polfontmen rein pon aaIprd
oOer anbsrn i4doIidsn 9eitanOtbeiIeH.
Gin an aopfpeb eeirenser Sdbretst:
i'd battle is befanbis. SD Ieibs piel an aopfweb,
uuo Sbre ptlIeu iino oaS einSiee YQtttel, 6aS mir
Grlei9teriins giebt. Cine Dolis b%eforoert f6rsa
ben Stnblsang ano befreit MID pom benz &opt
peb. sic fnS oos wirtiamite unb anseHebmte
abfihrmittsl. sas I'D ie ~sefuneen babe. sc usad<
mir 8ersuisen ibr Cob Az iingen, nns I'd thur
eas bel feSer s~anitisen @elesenbeit.
srun,i IN, : a q nom y ss :. s T. s.ai g ,sss.
SD babe aper's gtIIen in uusatiissw
NbANH Na slfhNh w WY NAhANNA 49,
ME geieben, 6aB tie ibren 3ued uerfe5lten. Wir
baben tets meI9e i'm Sauie uno i6dseu fe ole ein
ansenebmeS, sefabrloies iino Superldifees Sarss
mittsI. Sur Wasenid,rpddbe fine fe auibats
bar. 9. Z. SapeS."
9Vsria, feras, II. Stunt 1882.
Der prebiser SrarS q. Sorlowe ihreitt
aus Ntlantd, o.: ,,Sett eirt9en Sabren itt
ib an Sartleibigteit, uro trot peri6ieoeier @r5s
neien, bic i9 9%ebruutbte, robrten bic 8ei6weroeu
81, bis Id Dor einisef, Nouutei onfira Sper's
YtIlen 5u rebnien. sic bober r1eine Geisuns Sur
Beritopftin1 gang geboben, uro reine @eianbbeit
i'm olsemeiuen be6euteno perbeiert."
Iper's abfibreube YiIGeu bebea ale
InreseInta6isteit in ben 9eodrmeu, resea seK aps
petit uno pie Seroauins on, uno ertbeiIep earcp
ibre rGiae uno srluoIi9e 8iriuHg BEN gauien
a0rper Grait uno Spanunns.
3uberettet
9r. 5. 6. aBer & &c., eniDel, @aE.
IN alien 2lpothefen gu habeu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
MANCHESTER AND VIClNIrY.
Hastings Court - Pastoral aud Personal -
Democratic Committee needing school
Beard.

Hastings Court - Pastoral aud Personal 90
Democratic Committee meeting school
Beard.
The Hastings Court bas been engaged
since wednesday trying the case OF VII.
liam Heider. charged with attempting to
burn the residence of Mr.. Robertson. All
the evidence has not been heard yet. The
case will probably consume several DAYS
mOle. There will then be a large number
OF civil and chancery cases, the disposition
Of which will require two or more weeks
Rev. Luther Il. ThornhiIl. of App0mst-
tON, who has accepted the paStOrship Of
the BainbIidge- Street Baptist church. will
move here this week. and will preach hi,
first sermon next Sunday. This church is
very fortunate indeed 10 secure pastor Of
so tine 4 record az Mr.. ThOrnhill has made
for himself. and preacher OF his clo-
queuce.
Rev. Nj. Walker. who has filed the
place OF supply for the Baptist church here
Ter several weeks III most acceptable man
uer, will nil bis last appointments today.
Many OF the members OF this church have
become so much attached 10 Mr.. Walker
that they regret very much that their con.
nectiOns have to be severed
The City Democratic Committee here il
arranging for a rally one night this week,
The different committees are earnestly At
work.
a large Democratic majority may be
counted on from the Free State" in No
vembcr.
The regular monthly meeting OF the City
School BO,rd will he held Tuesday night.
There will be the usual services At the
city churches to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
DAN VILE.
inIanct'cn ~ TO Cour,-iiense Lo,-und,c,ed
for Murder.

'niSnctscn a. 60 Cour,-iiense Lo,-Iuiicted
for Murder.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatsh.I
OCTOBER %. 1854.
Gin the 2lst wrote the Dispatcl that
Mayor Graves had announced a determine.
ton 70 enforce the enactment of the Conn
ell which says that no political meeting
shall he held upon the grounds OF the
public schoOl-houscs or the court
house. Yesterday Mcssrs. w. l.. RIB.
inson, J. j. Ncrscr. and j. +, Cox
got out an injunction restraining the Mayor
nom The enforcement of that law, and an
pointing the first Monday In November fo-
the hearing Of the case. meeting OF
the Council last night IL was found that the
enactment s. applicable to the ground, OF
the couri-hOusc was in yioation ol the law
Of the State upon that subject, and thai
portion of the enactment was declared null
aud void. This enactment was passsd by
The Council Of 1874 on the lst Of July os
that year. and is in The published orIi-
uanccs Of 1892.
Samuel T. llill, who Sho. Crawford
Lewis In fight at Riceyillc on The ith OF
September. has been indicted for murder
~ the grand jury Of the nu,ting, Court Of
The county, Lewis having died from n
wound then inflicted. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
BLAINE IN WISCONSIN
lie Makes Another Bloody shirt speech in
Milwaukee.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

BY telegraph TO the Dispatch
MILWAUKEE, October 2J.-Mr. Blaine
reached here about i:30 =. NJ. He and
party were transferred to carriages and
driven in procession, escorted bv q body OF
plumcd knights, to the large Exposition
building on the west side Of the river.
which was crowded. When Mr.. Taylor,
chairman OF The state Republican Commit
tee. introduced Mr. Blaine. the audience
rose aud cheered. and waved hai> and
handkerch!cfs for several seconds.
In the course OF his remarks Mr. Blaine
said protective tariff has found it, steady
friends in the Republican party. 1t has
found lis steady foe in the Democratic
party. Under protective system agrI-
culture, manufactures, and commerce have
fOuriShcd in an equal degree, and the
question now before the voters Of WiscOn-
sIn-the question before the yetcrs OF the
natiOn-iS whether that system shall be
abandoned or whether continued. The
sixteen STATES Of the South will in all pro-
liability vote against il. II remains 10 be
seen whether sufficient reinforcement
can be obtained from the North 10 hand
over the Government 10 the domination Of
the frce-trsde South: and as the Rppubli-
can party had It's birth in the Northwest
We come 10 you now for rebspiism In the
original faith and for added strength 10 tue
prestige OF the party. | do not believe
that Wisconsin, don't believe that Illinois.
| 2m sure that Ohio--tho>e great cOmpo-
ncnt members OF Northwest territory
! don't believe that anv Of them
can he induced to undo the work which
they begun in 1854. don't believe that
free arms and free hearts OF the great
Northwest can ever br used TO turn this
nation over to the men who sought IL de-
struciion. I'm that faith | greet YOU in
that faith leave YOU; III that faith | ia INK
YOU profoundly for the reception which Is
proportional TO the grandeur Of your emf
pirc and warmth OF your hearts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
DARfgG OUTRAGE.
R,vc,uiierisis In South America Seize aud
UGIirr nm Engiish stcamrr.


PANAMA. October u. General Benjamin
Ruiz. who has for some time been IN pos
session Of Tarfan and pampano, with =
considerable force, early on the morning 81
tie 18th, with party of associates. boarded
the English steamer Nero. The officers
were Obliged TO get out OF bed, get
IN steam, and head for the inner BAY,
where the Costa Rico steamer Aioiuela
was at anchor. That vessel was taken
possession Of by The Reyolutionists, and
the captain OF the Nero was compelled
10 take her In tow and move her out
into the bay opposite the revolutionary
csmp at Pampano. The Nero wa, then
released and allowed 10 return 10 her legiti-
mate work. After repairing the engines
o. the Alojuela she was hauled up along
side cOal-lauuch OF the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company. and the reyoiutionI'is
helped themselves TO a supply OF coal rhe
Colombian cOlorS were run up, ana Tue
vessel proceeded toward Panama. but
turned and went TO sea. bound down the
bay.
She had 300 men on board. and greater
number are said TO have been left AZ PAM
PIANO and Tartan. The Government att
thorities took possession OF the Nero, re-
pcatIng the outrage of the hight before, and
although there was neither captain or hfst
officer on board, put out OF port IN pursuit
Of the Aloieula. Various reports are given
Of the results OF the expedition. The AlO-
ieula was overbaulod and three distinct
combats are reported, but the Aioieua es'
rared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
SALT RIfETNi.

SALT RIiEtfM.
Ibavr bad the salt Rheuu iOr about three Vrir..
and have spent time and money - have IL cured.
sitIOif success ;. until tried the CUrlCURA REM
EDiRA. winch are doing the work.
g.. j. YOUNG.
Mar.hield, Coos county, oregon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
ALL OVER THE STATE.
TIE SYNOD or VIRGINIA.
Last Dsy-iieme Missions Bencvelence -
sunday Schools.
fpcciai telegram to The plva,ch !

sunday Schools.
I,pcciai telegram 10 The DIsiatch
WY1HEvItiE, Va, October -. 1884
Very interesting addresses were made on
the subject Of home missions before the
synod aud large congregation by Rev.
Dr. Murkland. who represented the Ike
cl,iye Committee on Home Missions: Rev.
Dr. Preston, and Rev. J. J.. smith. The
following resolutions were ten adopted:
ReSO,rtd, l, That the Synod feels grow
ing interest In the importance Of this cause
Of home missions as one yitally necessary
TO the prosperity OF our beloved Church.
.. That the synod earnestly urges upon
All rs ministers and churches the great and
pressing need Of the treasury al the present
time.
2. That the chairman OF The pTosbytcrial
committees be urged TO obtain 4 conuibu-
non for this cause from every church and
from every member.
The report OF the Committee on SyS-
icmaic BcueGceuce shows lhs, the contri-
buttons from all the churches aggreg cate
s69,G59, against SIS, 1873 Of last year. which
i 40 increase Of $3.50. While all the
prt shyitricS seem 10 be endoavOrIug to
bring their churches up TO higher stand.
ard Of bcpcvolcncC, and with gratifying
success. GIecnhricr ana Montgomery srem
20 he making more earnest and more SUI
ctSsful efforts than TIC rest.
The following recommendations oi The
Committee on Home Missions were adopted
iy the synod
In view OF the greatness Of the work %
he done and the want OF means for doing
IL, we recommend the following resolu
tons:
First. That the preSbyter,eS be and are
hpY.slN ii e.
particular session Of some day during their
stated meetings in the spring TO the con-
Sidcraiion Of the whole subject OF home
missions and to prayer for Gods counsel
and blessing.
second. Tha, presbytcries be urged. by
sll the wants of this work and the priyi-
Icge Of advancing II. 10 see that every
church makes contributions 10 both the
su>tenaiion and evaDgeli;tc funds. or rel-
der satisfactory reason for failing - do so.
Third. That preSbytcries he urged TO
form their churches. ~ lar rs possible, into
sClf-sustaniug charges, and 10 see 10 il
tbs, no minister De obliged or allowed 10
LEAVE their bounds for the want Of sup.
port.
Fourth. That the day in next month on
which collections are taken for education,
- we'll a. the fourth Thursday in Feb
ruary next be made occasions Of special
prayer.
The report % the Committee on Sabbath
schools shows total number oi-Scholars,
Ia.2S3; teachers. 1867; scholars admitted
10 communion OF the Lords supper upon
examination OF their faith and repentance,
so: contributed for their own expense.
SG.450.23. and for other purposes,
S.0sl SO.
Votes OF thanks were voted for the very
hospitshle entertainment and general com
fort afforded The members by the church
aud public generally. The synod adjourned
after public worship. to meet in the Second
church in Lynchburs. on Tuesday before
The third sunday in October next, at $50
Z. NJ. There were iew members present
u ibe adjournment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26


LONDON. October aJ.-1u the House Of
Commons last night the franchise bill
passed it, first reading without division.
II will come up for H. second reading next
Thursday.
LONDON. October 25.-The Conservatives
IN the House OF Lords are not a unit In
scccptin; the Marquis Of >alisbury's policy
Of resistance 10 the passage Of the frau-
chise BID. The Duke 81 Richmond. for
one. opposes il. and IL conducting private
negotiations with the Liberal leaders with
the view TO obtaining The best terms posi-
Bile for compromise. The basis suggested
is the po>tponement OF the operation OF the
franchise bill till lc,5. Lord Cairns and
Sir stafford Northcote support the Duke Of
Richmond, while A number 81 Tory peers.
under the influence Of the warning tone
OF Nj. Gladstone, speech IN the House OF
Common, last Thursday e"ening. are de-
serting the Marqui, Of Salisbury. After
the franchise bill has been passed by the
House 81 Commons 4 general meeting Of
the Conservatives viii be held at the Mar
quis ~ salisbury house 10 decide upon
" hai course j. 10 be pursued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
THE RICHMOND .DIspATCH-SUNDAY OCTOBER 26. 1884,

unanimously nominated William Foster. Of
Sudbury. The nominee Is prominent
merchant aud son-in-law Of Judge Gordon,
oi the Supreme curt.
ilrSTER's PoIsr. N. T.. October 81. :
The Fir.t copgrcssior n district. Republic
can. to-day nominated Colonel j. IL. Plat,
OF Queens.
Ngw York. October 25.--The Republic
cans ~ the Eleventh congressional district
tonight homusted General James X.
OBeirne. The Republicans OF the Sew
enth congressional district nominated
Lispenard j. Stewart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-26
As LOOKED At N NEW rORK.
New York, New jersey. and Indiana SAFE
The Republican Prssrsn'me-Jay "snld'>
Lizzie Gatur,


Especial COiir,p ondcsce of the DiNpaich.I
New IORk. October -, 1884.
in speaking Of the result Of the Ohio
vote The World SAYS The increase in the
vote Of Ohis over that OF tour wears ago Is
GG.0O0. The Democrats east $1,000 more
than they cast for Hancock. while the Re-
publicans. in spite Of Blaine. Dudley, aud
corruption. east only 5000 more Than thcy
east for Garfield. In other words. nearly
two thirds OF the new vote east since 1880
went Democratic. while a large part Of the
Republican one third WAS unqueStlonSbl'
obtained by frand and wholesale bribery 10
the large cities.'
II thi, indicates victOry-if il shows thai
anything like Blaine tide i rising any
where-ibe Radicals arc welcome 10 th'
discovery. Ii ,nnp'y proves That biaIhr'
in the banner October state. never Demo
cratic ~ presidential wear since 1876, -
far weaker than Garfield. and II also IN
dIcalcs that IL th- Democrats could gam
~ oui 10000 vote, in Garfelds kepuoirsn
state over those eat for llancocA' iheF
should and will gain Al least lOO,osO IN
Democratic New York, where nearly Tue
Whole Republican press Of any re>pe't'-
billy. as well ~ the St2lNsrt'. "eflpIh,'
and ProhibiliOnisis, are IN open TrfO"
against Republicansm.
80 far now from feeling depressed over
the contest IN OHIO the Democracy mere on
obtaining the full facts. have been unotc
than convinced Of 4 November triumph.
II Is believed here that NTH the field cleared
Of Federal marshals, Dudieyism. and fraud
and with the independents free TO declare
themselves on >tIaieh! issue between
! Elaine and Cleveland, unirammeled ~ na-
tural preiudices on the the State ticket, ONO
can and will lie redeemed .cNt month
trilng change ia each precinct would
/ pluck the state from the hands OF the
enemy and place il solidly in the column oil
reform.
The Republican policy for the balance oil
/ The campaign is daily outlining itself more
! clearly. Here is the situation TO tie solid
| south. now besond all doubt. the Demo
+ Gratis must add eithe: New York and Ind.
/ ana, or New York, New Jersey, and Con-
necIicut. The only way the Radicals IN
checkmatc Democratic success Is by capiu-
ring either the vote OF New York or the
combined vote OF Indiana and New jersey.
! They have eanvassed the outlook and made
up their programme. The temper and
strength OF Democracy In New York city.
the absolute unity Of MI factions on the
presidential ticket. and the certain failure
| Of NIL efforts 10 create split. or make deals,
or capture this rock-ribbed fortress b.