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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
GOTERNMENT PRISONERS At ALBANY.
UNPLEASANT CHARGES MADE BY MAN WHO
WAS SENT THERE FRoM WASHINGTON.

rNpIEAsANT CHARGES MADE BY MAN WHO
WAS SENT THERE FROM wAsHlNGIoN'
A man called at the Tribune Office yesterday morn
ing who made some statements regarding the treat
ment Of United States Government prisoners IN inc
Albany County Pcnltcntiary which would. If sub
stantatcd indicate that there Is need of reform IN
that institution He came from Washington and was
sentenced TO ten months I'm The Albany Prison III &c
tober for drunkenness and being In the company OF
thieves and lie has just been discharged lie
charges the prison officials with not giving inc prs
oners the bed clothing that is allowed them by law,
with using abusive language to the prisoners anu
with making money out Of the prisoners by furnish
ING them cheap clothing their discharge ana ny
sending them back to Washington at cheaper rate
than the Government furnishes money Tor
lie said: :" The law requires that prisoners shall
have change Of bed-clothing every week. D"' ,hc
law is not obeyca. put into cell al hlSt VIII
a filthy tramp, county prisoner, who wa covered
with vermln Aftcrwad got another cell but was
comrcIIcd to use the same be'lclothng from before
Christmas until after Easter and then we Only got a
change by some of the prisoners making iuss anou'
Il. Then the language used toward inc ril'ocis -
scandalons The keepers took my clothes away
from me when | went there as, OF course, they hdl
TO do. The Government allows SO for each prs
oner for new suit Of clothes on leaving The prison.
but when left there they gave me this suit which l
have on and which you see for yourself dd not
cost half that What became Of the balance !
should like to know.
"Then they sent 10 New-Y York by the BOAT last
night and we had to stay out all night on DECK Pay
scvcnty-fve cents for meals and wero delayed So
that We could not get TO Washington, as l ought to
If | could have come down by train yesterday Inc
Government allows SO for fares for each prisoner
from Albany to Washington, but by the way they
sent us the fare is only about 50. should Ike to
know also what becomes of the balance In that case
know l didn't get any Of IT, Then the law re-
ouircs that a Government Inspector shall Visit inc
nrson once year to see how the prisoners arr
treated ard hear complaints, but there was none
there during the time was in prison know
am hard Ticket but they have no right TO a3us'
mo or 10 make money OIL me, ana thlhh thos'
things ought 10 be looked into"
The man left his name and address, ana sald III
could prove the truth Of his charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
THE uhroRs CHIR STILL TACAAE
CORPORATION COUNSEL BErKMAN MAKES light
OF TIE SITTATiON


Tho Mayors chair continued empty yesterday
Mr. Hewitt remains at Sharon Springs IN bilssfu r.
probably that his post IS deserted, with no
body li,tcn The complaints Of citizens who have
grievance resulting from doag business with grasp
ing pawnbrohcrs, to the app ais OF unfortunate
immigrants who have been robbed by some IaScaily
boarding house keeper. What VIII cause the Mayor
the deepest regret however, will be that there was
no one at hand TO marry su,h of the nobility or Of
the Italian colony as might wish 10 come where the
fob would not cost anything Secretary Berry said
that he did not believe Nh Hewitt would return to
the city before the expiration Of the two wechs va
cation, even II both President Forster and Vice
President Bowling remained away. 1t was said that
both the latter would be back 10 morrow.
CORPORATION Counsel Bcchman said that bis Official
attention had not as yet been cal.cl to the fact that
New York was without a Mayor. lie was disposed
to regard it as a matter OF no consequence Il can
not conceive OF any condition which could arise 10
place the city In danger from within or from without
II the situation should become in any degree threat
cning the gentlemen who can b. law perform the
functions Of Mayor are near the city that very
few hour, would enable us obtain their presence.
In these days Of rapid transportation ana Immediate
communication public affairs arc VciJ differently
conducted than in old times. The temporary at
scnce Of an official IS of ntle Importance when ho
can send his directions by telegraph or he himself OH
the ground In few hoais. The Mayor and all the
members of the city Government are usually absent
! at night from the city In the summer time, but no
body has any aPprchenslons on that account.
do not think that the municipality l. likely TO suffer
II # should be without Mayor uni Mr. Hewitt re-
turns from his vacation. The machinery of the city
; Government Is wound up AID zoe, a0ng Just a.
we'll a. II the Executive were present with his hand
on the tlllcr. If any city officer deserves a rest
think IL Is Mr.. Hewitt
Mr.. Icchman was not prepared 10 say whether
the fault of the city's being deprived OF head wa
10 be placcl at the door OF Mr. Forster or Of Mr.
| bowling lie was certain that the blanc could not
DC put upon Mr. Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
ArlIR MlrpEys AND ArnLErEs Oy 4 PIoNIo.

Tho youths and madens employed In Best Co.'S Lu'
puon Bazaar yesterday turned the Saturday halfhoday
TO particularly good Under tho auspices OF inc
firm they steamed down tho river on board the Iron
Steamboat Laurclton Grove, Long Island souh
ahous twenty miles distant from tho city Tho policeman
stationed n, tho Tweny.third Street Ferry who has had
considerable experience with excursion parties deeIafeu
tia. the excursion contained pretty girls sufficient 10 tn0"
him Tor tho time completely or his mental balance "hv"
he assisted them by the boat he fct thas a
all earth contained it, Joys even for policeman oh
arrival AZ Iaurcon the people proceeded dspor' them
scyc, in tho customary way, and during the ai''rn0V
there was successfully completed programme OF sl0,
COMPRISING lOO.yagd 440yard and e20yard races hA
milo walk and u hafmlc putting the shot, ruhnis
and standing Jumps etc There was good music Jaw
rcnty OF IL ON board the steamer and when as Iass NV
party arrived everybody declared thas they haa h
A Tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
DISAPPEARANCE OF TWO YOUNG JEWELLERS.

DISAPPEARANCE OF TWO YOUNd JE" hHHN''
Thc,o were b,oucht 10 Police Headquarters yes
to-day morning for the property clerk to care for
big safe. 100 pairs OF spcctaces and eye-slaSSe
three Showcases eight clocks and quahuty Vi
other stuff that had been taken from Ic"efy s'olo
at No. 2131 second-ave.. which J. karolyl anu H.
polatck. Russian Hebrews, kept for snort 'Ine'
On June these two young men left thcr ehP'os
ment in downtown jcwcry houses ana s,ar'eu III
business for themselves. RON theT nlonu' IL
todo tbov cot poods valued at $1,000. They pur-
chased q 500 safe and paid S25 down upon 1t.
ON JuIv Is both mon disappeared leaving the
store locked up; the window display disappeared at
the same time On Friday the agent OF the ouiiuIns
broke open the door and dumped the Few soous
found inside into the street Captain oCThhor ncc
them removed TO Police Headquarters me pollTTc
think that the young men have CARED on nca' ~
81 900 worth of goods, and have gone west 10 20
into business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
va ,11 WILL AGAINST THE CLYDE LINE.

Referring to the dispatches which have been pup
,,bod that the BOARD of Health I'm Charleston, 5. c.
have declared a quarantine against travellers rom
Florida and that the law will be strin6eEty eli
forced against the Clyde Line of steamers, nom
Der of the firm of William p. Clyde d sons sain yes
terday: I'VE have heard of no Ill Will against our
line of steamers in mercantile circles at Charics'on
and pay no attention to such rumoIs, ana As lar d
the quarantine laws are concerned VIC ai"aS9 o''S
49,, -, ,Le letter Our business interests In
Charleston are so large that we shall certainly take
the most stringent precautions to keep any danger
ont of that port. We received telegram from nc
Charleston Daily News and Courier the Leading
papcr in that city, in reference to these rumors' ana
IeplIed to IT, stating that our weekly service Vi
steamships between New-York and that port VIII Oe
carried on as usual by the sailing OF three shps every
,rcek We also stated that we were now mahlns az
ranrements TO carry our Florida business sep&
ratcly.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

Chicago, Aug Ia local paper says Last
night detective told reporter that the poico 'A
pcctcd TO arrest TascOtt, the murderer OF ANUS -
SMELL within foity-cight hours. Three days ago III
spector Bonfcld left town. 1t was gwen our udt
he had gone 10 Colorado for recreation. dlspach
from, Denver Yesterday said he had arrived there III
company with two friends The names OF the IN
spectors friends could not be learned at Police Head
quarters but reporter learned that two o'hccrs haa
disappeared from the city about the time the inspector
left TWO weeks ago, Bonlcld expressed confidence
that he would yet bring Tascott to The galioWs' anu
sa,d hc had strong houcs OF laying his hands on him
before many months. At the same time he stated
That Tascott's relatives had been closely watched ana
that If there any communication between uchl
and the murderer police would surely learn OF H.
1be INSPECTOR said lie believed that lascOtt was
still on the Continent and that he was hidlhg some
where I'm the mining districts or on some remote
81 Ianch.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
rur LIST OF THE mWILD WEST IN YEw.YORK.

THE list OF THE "WILD WESI| ~ NHN'IUHh'
The Wild West gave Its last performance az
Frasna Yesterday afternoon and departed for Phiade1
pha on an evening train. There was another large
gathering spectators the grounds yesterday ana I'M
edately after performance ended, small army OF
men began to pack shows paraphernaa on cars which
were standing on the railroad the inclosure Inc
cars were moved onto loas at the shows pier anu
thence the floats towed to Jersey City.
The train moved OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
station at 10 D. IN Colonel Cody will exhibit at Phlade
pha in Famount Park, for three or four weeks Ater
that tie show will be given Baltimore and Washington
The show will break up in the fall. Colonel Cody gong
to his ranch in Nebraska, the Indians returning to their
rescr, atoms and the cowboys dispensing to their homes
Colonel Cody said yesterday that he might take the sho"
~ Paris I'm the spring He will exhibit again next
summer near this city. but not at Erastina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
WHIT THE BoprAL CAR OFFICIALS SAY.

reporter inquired the office of the Iwenty-thirn
Street Hallway Company yesterday in regard to the YER
diet of the Coroners Jury in the Levy inquest. Inc
officials said that nothing had been done as yer Du1
that rho hoard OF directors would take action on the
,tr c,rlv IN thc week when the result Of the con-
forcnco would be laid before Mayor Hewitt.
In regard to the action Of the Board OF Aldermen
Secretary Mclean said that the company would carry
the fight into the courts, and II at the company was
uerfccty willing do what was right, but would not
be driven. lie said further We shan oDlect 70 me
Aldermen's resolutions because 1t is impossible for us
to comply with it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
ctprtry PERRY BACK IN PORT.

Tho numerous, friends OF Captain Hamilton Perry
formerly OF tho white star Line steamship bri'snn,
win be glad to welcome him to New'fork AGAIN nan
arrived Yesterday In command OF the steamer TOWN. n.
from London Captain Perry although one oil .'o -
and mott trusted commanders In the "m'" S"' ni,,o,
-, b, o,ncc,ion win that company after tn, eoiNoa
bct,cen tho Britannia and tho Celtic over year ss
IL is Gu Gus coincidence In Connection WIN 'no ~.
sion that the commander Of the Tower h az u'a' uI -
vaa one Of the Judges who r-ldcled DECISION aaNsr'.
Captain Perry on The investigation heal oeiote 'h' ~
Consul at this poSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

.o,r.rd half NJ his enormous property. Sandor IS
arrested and IS lodged IN tho almost inaccessible Tort
Icss of pIsano A fierce storm arising the prison Is
-, no iIcbtnIng bolt, which skaters OF tho
iron framed oopholes I'm the walls and enables sando
10 escape IIe proceeds TO Ragusa to Morocco, , 10
w ,Iag, nurs,icd by sarcanl, who finally overtakes
him. HI 4 struggle between the Two men follows and
earcani Is killed by Matthias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

L PICKPOCKET MADE TO GIVE TP HIS BOOTv.
As James G. Cooper walking down Park Row.
between Beckman and Ann st, about II O'Clock Yesterday
morning. observed group Of ladies and children. In
the centre the group n tall wcdrcssc1 man. who
kept CHANGING around su-pcousy and az attracted
his attention. Mr. Cooper watched him for
lie him glance down at lldys dress. quickly
extract a purse from pocket Zip sc under his
and OF with II In the crowd Mr.. Cooper started
after the man. but the crowd interviewed and ne MAS
prevented from reaching him he then called Drop
that YOU scoundrcl" The man turned ani with an
mpccation flung the Dockeibook sa,agcy al Mr. Cooper
over the heads Of the intervening persons 1t fr The
sidewalk ana was picked up and handed it, owner.
who screamed loudly when she found she had been robbed
The purse contained between forty aud nfty dollars and
on examination It found that the picpockc had not
had time ~ remove any money, Tho thief plunged
into the crowd and escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

a sicnogiaphcr ard two or three reporters waited In
vain for the Senate Committee on thr Aqucduci yes
tcrday Probably the committee couldn't find cA-Siayor
Grace, the objections Of the minority to delay
were ovcrucd ~ any rate, the senators al not
SIT and not lhcly resume their Investigation be-
fore the goth o. tAl- MONTH when Governor iiill
Mayor Hewitt and cX Mayor Grace VIII be asked 10
tell what they know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
yrs1c WORTH HEARING AT BR1GHToy BEACH.

N1-SJc WORTH HEARING At BRIGHTON BEACH.
Mr. Scldl offers two excellent programmes for his
concerts to-day at Brighton Beach. John Cheshire,
the harm player Will be the solcst Tho programmes
include works Of Wagner, List. Gounod. lnhhcs'
I,volak A,bcr Eubinstcn. Bizci. strauss ana "'h'rs'
Among the numbers arc: Overture ana Dacchanae
C,epusbcrr Paris cdirion. hOm Tannhauscr' fuOIh-
e,o,n,e =. nal Costume Prize song from Moi,cr-
sinrrr Overture 10 HicnZi,' Hungarian Ithapsouts
Nos. > and H. Iachmund's japanese oNrrul, VIII
by Dvorak and selections from carmen anu
"Fau.t,7 and other popular numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
APPOINTMENTS BY COLLECTOR MAGoyE.

At the House yesterday Collector Msgone made
the following appointments: As clerks OF Glass A. at
81 600 annually Peter II. A. Smith, Edward NJ Norris
Matthew Daley Louis j. Alexander. w. ). Van Etten'
frank w Heckcr and David p. Runyon; weighers at
n per day John j. O'Donell and Charles F. Fuchs; as
inspector Of customs "a per day Thomas H. Cumisky-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

left side head and Commissions about the BODY
He was removed Chambers Street Hospital winning
Carol severely bruised and were taken 10 'cr
homes ;Jarclcs,ncss in placing the tmbcrs was the
cause Of the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

There a slight increase in the deah-rate OF the
week ended yesterday that o, the week ending
August A. due principally the twentythree cases Of
death by burning the fires in the Bowery and No.
o2S Avenue A. This is the record for the last
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12

ST. Johns Guild gratefully acknowledges the receipt
Of the following contributions, viz
Robert Hairs -. so %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09
All Through The Stock F.!

Our Hue. Black and Brown woricd Suits
IN Sack aud Fruck, oil wool, tG.5O-wcll
worth !iOO.
Beautiful Chcyiot Suits, In various shades,
tSOO
Our lIcrculcan Suit handsome Stripe, In
Sack or frock, $500 This q great
bargain.
Our Buticmui Suit a Stylish STRIPE sp.5o
This Is nn cyc-opcncr.
Ou Dean Richmond Suit, handsome suit
In various shades ili.2i.
Our handsome line Of Chcyiot Suits, in Sack
or Frock, prices from 500 10 $i20O.
These are great Bargains.
A handsome line u Serge Suits
4 grand array Of Prince Albert Suits
Tons Of Pants NJ great bargains
Now comc n YOU want REAL ROYAL
BARGAtNSi BrnFyour money, no matter
how little, rs We are bound TO suit you.
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Mr. Nln1nWs sUuthlnH syrup should Away Ia
usgd irf thildnn irvthinH IL spoilcf DO. chli
tniicns The gums allnla al palu, Curus MUD onllC
Gudis he best fumclY inf dlsuhuuA ~ a bottle
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home tract, range 0, section ., shelby
county. for $40.
Milturn Tin and Machine company 10
James Ice. IT,, John NJ Harrington, ID. i.
MADDEN, VI. &. PcarCc. :. &. dc Pass, ".
A. Reese Louis llgnaucr. John ID. Nil
burn, Thomas II. Nlilburn, the whole
block 3, lot Pickering bounded by Ala
bama, Washington, Jackson and Front
streets. alsc lc,s 40, II, h, ~, II In block
| ~, and block % entire, with buildings,
! improvements thereon and rights, etc,
! ihcrcuntu belonging Consideration, S1j,-
900. IN payments TLc above sale was
made In pursuance OF resolution Of the
Mibufn tin and Machine company passed
AZ n meeting OF stockholders. and In &C.
coriance with = resolution passed by the
board OF directors.
T.. 4. Mcacham and wife 90 Louis ].
luccrini and ollcn, LOT II In Mcaclam
subdivision ON Orleans street, biXlJO feet,
for s,,Si.
Chickasaw Land company TO w. g.
Hall, lot ~, block I, Paramount suhdiyls.
ion Of Chickasaw Land oompany's lands,
Shelby county, for SIS.
Chickasaw land company 20 W. W. Main.
| gault, lot I. block I, Paramount subdiyls'
= ion, for $50.
/ Chickasaw Land company 20 L. Fritz,
lots ~, 81, 50, block $, Paramount Hubdivi'
sion, for $50.
Mmtcr Parker 60 Miss Hattie Moore,
lot H., Parker subdivision, LAl,osc street
aud Lucy avenue. SGxl2j feet, for $3.50.
| Chickasaw land company TO james
Hall, lots /, ., 3, 4, 3, q, I, s, ., 10, IL, IS
50 aud ~, block s Paramount subliyi
sion, also lots ~, w., ~, n and -
block ;, Oklahoma subdivision; also lot II
block =, Bucua Vista subdivision
also lots ~, 10, 10. II, rs, ~, 20, 20, -
81 aud ~, block u, Woodland suhdiyi
sion. also lots 10, 49, Il and rs, hlocl
:. also lots ~. IS and 10, block Q, ais
lot ~. block . iof 81, 300
Chickasaw land company 20 ]. G
Cooper. lots . and 10, block 4, fairmoun
subdivision, for sll0,
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John NJ. MILAN, petit larceny three
ycars IN pouiicndary.
Austin Richardson, petit larceny, work
house prisoner, discharged ON payment oi
1890.
John Thurman, workhousc prisoner
Iliudgcd not guilty Of larceny, discharged
and ordered to turn over watch.
The case OF Phil. Ryan, larceny In
hand oi jury.
Jack Jackson, larceny Of watch; on trial
Ast evening.
b The grand jury returned bills Of indicl-
ncnt ~ follows Eph Reeves, Wash
MCGOWAN aud Sam. lilly, for murder In
irst degree; George Lake, petit larceny;
Abe Hall, assault N murder IN frtdcuco
md carrying a pistol, Wash MCGOWAN,
Arrying pistol.
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prol,ate Court.

The viii Of Josiah q. Collins was pro.
,aiod and Ross Collins, his wife, WIS made
ole lcga,ec and cxccuihx He leaves 10
iis wife all his personal property, goods,
wares and merchandise in store No. l3i
Poplar street. also slorc-housc and dwell.
ny on lot No. 49,, i7Xlj feet: also n 900
insurance. also moneys and notes deposit.
III In bank. lie gives Ia his son, Jas.
u. Collins. s.. and 10 his sons Warren
md Charley. - each. In addition TO tho
iboye. he added some 'rcinaiks' In the
iature Of coj,cil. but not signed. This
viii h In the whole interest Of my beloved
siie. Rose Collins, Tor 10y her industry and
economy this estate Of moneys aud chat.
els and property belong. lcaving nothing
against thosc boys but good will, they
lever been any help In any way" The
,bove not being signed Judge Galloway
'ulcd that u was no part OF the Will, not
being signed or witnessed.
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shcih, CIrcn,, rarr,.

Suits filed with the clerk Ann jacobs
n. Iron Mountain Railroad company, Of
Memphis; damages, $500.
Mary Hcisiand vs. Kansas City Spring.
Geld 4 Memphis Railroad company, dam.
Ages, sj,On.
John Gavin W. Greenwood & Prospect
Park Railroad company aud Prospect Park
4 Belt line Railroad company, damages,
uOUUO
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DEFEcnyI oycdghi restored. MuIloTd's.
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iie,us.,,t,w..,.

WIN. G. Durslcr aud Cora NJ. Gilliland,
A. Harris and Mary Morgan, colorcd.
WIN. 4. Rowland and llcttio $. Gregory,
Alonyo Boykin and Mamie Watkins, col
ored. III Jordan and Live Banks, colord.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09

TITS Office hours Of David +. MADDEN,
president, at city hall, are from 2 O'Clock
T.. IA 60 $50 p. M. Remainder OF time hr
will look after outside city matters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09

PaiS from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Is relieved ~ once by taking
ono ~ Carriers Little Liver pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't ioRct this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09

- REMOVED ny TIM usr or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of thc hair.
Bumcits Flayorng extracts arc Tho
lusf
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REPAIRING Of draws, carts, carriages and
buggics AZ 4. Cunningham's, Monroe 81.
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THE COURTS.


Tho chauccry count stands adjourned to
Tuesday next, the 10Th instant
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-06

Tue Scheffer delegates from Traverse
county were thrown out of the conven-
ton on the ground that they were Dem
ocrats, but they had the satisfaction of
demonstrating that the successful dele
CATION was Democratic as well.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-06
GROWERS RIGHT BOWER.
Congressman Scott Renominated
by Observation-Disclosures Nomina-


by AccIamatiOn---Ot NOmina-
tiOns.
Special to the Globe.
UNION CITY, Pa, Sept. 5.-W. L.
Scott was unanimously renOminated for
congress by the Democratic convention
here on the first ballot this afternoon.
His course in congress was Endorsed by
emphatic resolutions.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. Sd. B. Neil,
of Franklin county, was to-day NOM
/ mated for congress by the Thirteenth
district Republican convention.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 5.-The Demo-
Gratis of the Third district to-day re-
nominated George d. Wise for con-
gress.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 5.-The Re-
publicans of the First district have nom
mated Alonzo Mute and of the Second
district Orrin Moore for congress.
ATCHIsoN, Kan. Sept. 5.-The DEM
ocrats of the First district to-day nomi-
mated Hon. j. w. Orr for congress.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 5.-The Re-
publicans of the Ninth congressional
district to-day nominated MyrOn Ii. Nc
Cord, of Merrill, for congress.
TRENTON, Mo-, Sept. 5.-The Demo
Gratis of the Second congressional dis
trict to-day re-nOminated G. ii. Mansur
for congress.
NEWTON. Miss, Sept. 5.-The Demo-
| cratic convention OF the Fifth con-
gressional district to-day renominated
| Hon. G. l.. Anderson by reclamation.
ATCHIsoN, Kans., Sept. 5.-HOn. j.
w. Orr was nominated for congress to-
day by the Democrats of the First dis
| trict.