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NOTES or THE CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR FASSETT SPEAKS ~ ELMIRA.
HIS REMARKS AS CHAIRMAN OF THE CHEMUNG


COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Elmira, " ", Sept. 90 tspeciaD.-The Republican
convention for Chcmung County was held at Horse
heads this afternoon to select delegates TO the Ton
grcs slonal Convention for the XXVllth District which
meets al ltlaca next Thursday. Although congress
man Flood had given up hope OF securing rcnomina
ton lie had yet hoped 10 seizure the delegation from
his own county. and had made n vigorous canvass u
that end. out Ct the leo delegates who assembled Al
Horsehcads today there we're not more than dozen
Flood men, and his name was not presented 10 inc
convention. senator FaSsrt was chairman OF inc
convention. lie delivered address Of considerable
length. in which he detailed the situation and i'm
portance of the pending campaign. and reviewed
OF both National and state legislation during
the past sessions After speaking In culOgisic terms
Of NcwIork State Republicans and urging upon the
convention the duty OF every man As q citizen To
exercise his right Of franchise, the Senator referred
to the election in Maine and the triumph OF speaker
Reed. each reference To whom was greeted with a
storm OF applause. lilo said a tidal wave Of Rrpnb
victory had been started IN Maine. had swept
across the country until II was answered In wyoming
and would be rccchocd in every state and district "f
the Union. Touching npon matters OF state iegl>l|
ton. he referred to tho Ballot Reform law. which,
ne said after a three years struggle by the Rrpui
cans, the Governors reluctant pen had been forced
TO sign lie strongly commended the course OF the
Republican majority in Congress and as severely de-
nounccd the Democrats for their hlibusering Methods
lie spoke at considerable length upon the TArih bill,
especially to it's effect upon the farmer and the
tobacco crop which forms 50 important Il part OF the
agriculture Of Chcmnng County. Reaching tile Loh9c
Election bill. he related the outraccs inflicted by
southern Democrats and portrayed the necessity Tor
some legislation Ia protect the negro voter. lie stn
that this was a measure which should not be- discussed
in whispers. but should he loudly prrlhlmed.. ~"
regarded this he most important question or VI"
that The
bee ONE law. Colonel A. r.. I;aNtcr and JUDI" >'N
mour Dexter Also made speeches. The delegates
chosen were not instructed. but snppy>'s Ia ho
FAY CRADLE to the nomination Of Colonel Henry W.
Moves, Of Seneca Falls.
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Special \ otless
Carpet Cleaning.
I. NJ SiI.N Az. SO ,th'aNe.
Telephone. l.D 18th. send ior circu'Ar.
G...v <.rxnu. t'cr.ou should

T.. t\EfIE> LITTLE LIVER PILLS. 20 cents.
Po-toffcc Noiicr.
should b. l. al da.y l., all interested. as changes may
I,,t.rs ior i"rl-n ',ntric, nod not be- sIriay 40.
drr'>'a t a'.p,h By any ; ~ I'ia' and Sr.eia
IL. um,.u:, specially addressed bcln1 sh' ny
y"r''gn m.I, To-, the "..A nd!as SEPTEMBER p Will
'o ,@rn !" AL n 70, at t t. i per .: T. iioueh
ua M, ,a a. pr. Ei,oia irm >.".0rl'an-
Mtp>ESnhHo 's "a ut.,S S' I i'T~ o pr 'ana
b. al''d pc" a at 10 a n" tor if"'na i;, lxi
and o,h"r Eui"p an c"HntI'- n.,t T.. 4r,,tN d DIV
Il n .. at II. 40 a i 1 S!Nii. , "r id p;
Maa.q =. !, 3" ~. f., BE- -" b. St I'd I'd pr
K,, liant At N, for ,",a i,,,,n n'''a'a va
lI' fi s :, N II Il 's' a. ~ ' r i,%.T per-
u: >Ya; s"T ' % To- S at g. 'cf and
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Erwfolndamd I.f .;,alc f"m Ii4'N a; : 80 D. H. Tor
st r;, M%% h IT,. r .an % r,iHr and ,ua,c,
maIa prr Iio"do l'tcI- fvi Shle must b" dAect
SAiTkpAY MA m f Franz" >S i;'i .s l@ ":
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a"" a. amt t A>' ~. ''''' ns., Vi 9 . az
1 ~ 80 e, . a. m +" t. M, b. ri .S Ed .:lp
TO- r ." . W1>an ' Sat-, AID 10. mn. be
% ,.. " 'Ii "r %', rrc' To- q G' It'd per
y" D. the ", t'n'a ; T b. a ~" r KoS-
dam at Il NJ tor scotland dli'rt i"r
Ma Glasgow letter. must h" directed " pei Nich"a
at p IN Bl, icii> and TIRE town. "l = = ''ussie
nom Nrw rl,.,n>. ,. .
SUNDAY " o. M for ''-', Ria. va limon p"5
Eo\ha. N.'w-'brl'au~ ~ . y. ~ Tor ir"Nlo
Der : Ot"ri rom N'"-pri"an- AZ " j. ~ Tor li,e
hid and ,.r,toHn pr J. o;"ii, n. from New
Oil,uu>. t... t.o,,. u "A
,>..h >pt' ii'rr - D. 81
p m Mails thina aud Jap"h. i"I . - go " 'F"ri
Kan ii anci,,n 'o-. ,' - lt"uhrr -, a, y 50 T. ~
Nal, FOR u" Hawaiian l>laiG>. pr = Au-'faH'
f,on, SIN Etai '-.n LOSE h'r ''"l"r a: 30 p III:
N,ll- fnr ,u-,ai.a "" I'a,1nd. I'"aiiai- tpl ana
snu,uu .l,nG. Per Niriio-a from San FrlnciN".
i,-n h.rr :, l.. 81 u 81 ifftil AZ
N,u -Yuk of AUian.l. win Wu>n mas i"r Az.
T.. NV foiit"llrd 10y All q" HalNaN ana
ih.cr lost al th- "n''' GiiiN ~ =" T. ~
Mail. by :aii - Boston ana them. Nv
steamer rlo-r ~ ofl'' dsl at A." L. M Mails
H.. mia IN ,il Tampa. ia. aud th""" by steamer
.,u, Nnt.,ys aud rhur-'ay- clos" n mt ono" daily
~, :, 90 /, m Mails tor Mr>ir" overland. unl',s
Speciality "a Tor dispatch h' st"''n'' clo'' at this
WV I'm, -.i',,i,r 81 cln-inl ~ TRANSATLANTIC mails 4.
lranc e, ~, The. lsuml ~ tiir u" interrupted oN"rano
t,,u.t Mails fro". tn East arriving IN
time Il san ~" day 90 sailing ~ ~f.am"'s
ar, dl>pi,lrd tae"'. the day. Registered NAL
CLOSES I. pi'ti"r> daN -. ... .. - A.
tp':Nllit> WV torT Postmaster.
Po.tonicr ,YorA. y ". S"it"I hcr ~. 1870
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WELLKNOVy PEOPLE GET HONE AGAIN.

Tho steamer Umbria arrived here from Europe last
night reaching her pier about - o'clrk. she WIS
cr,wdrd with pa>,rng,r> having al hrS aud seventy
five second cabin passengers, total OF 6lh Among
Them wrr many well known people some o! thr'ii
were the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. JOAN Hall the Rev DR.
and Mr. Morgan DiA Mr.. AID Mr. L. ". galloway.
General Wiilard Warner Mr. and Mrs. Aucustih DAILY.
Mr. and Mrs r. :. W!hston. ID. J. ArInoiir 4. 81
John Foot Mis-. Forsyth, Mr. and Mr.. AlrNan9"r
r Van Nest Mis- Ada Echan. Mis-. q. Van Rensselaer,,
N,s. Lisa Van Rensselaer, Ms, Van Rensselaer,. F. ".
pb,u,l,udcr T. NJ Ehinclandcr. Mrr. +. ". Rhine
lauder Mis- u REinelandcr. Miss f. Rhinelander.
Mis-, A. Rhlnclaldcr and =. y. shaw.
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HETTRkED FROM ENGLISH TRIIMPHS.
MIR And MRS. ACGt ~TlN DAILY AND MIS-
EtUAN ARRIVE on THE TMBl,IA

EIIIAN ARRIVE on THE IMBEIh
Anru,,ln Daly returned from Europe the I'm
,ri, which rca, lird her pier Lit" lat evening lie
va, ar,,,Iupalrd by Mr.. Dal, aud Ml~> Ada Keenan,
and all oupcai,d Ia bc Ia excellent hctlth Thcy have
,..n away nearly four months. Tie III ~ ~ IN" mem
,,,r. Of the company returned few weeks az" "hdcf
,ln charge OF Gcprg" CLARKE. Mr. forncl TIE hHheS
manager, having ben previously tu."l nome u! VI"
,,Lurs. Of nj, wife. who died IN friday. Snrc tn
,dou Nr Daly hats been tra.rmg On the Con
,,,u. visiting Paris, Rome and other elites. ana ''c
H., te Pa sion Inv at Olcramnc:guu. 81 the ci>0i
~ I>,lou "A good deal has already been saIu ~ 'hcNc
,,Iuu,,,, a, an acknowledged artistic success IL II"
,,,,I surpa~. I'd ANY previous ord "i ANY NWT""'
theatrical o.-auild,u In England II vas bl iir INC
ma, ,n,r,,l fratir. Of the London tn atrial ''a,oi
aud cnrr,>.d more Of the attention 81 III" Pi''' ""'
,l,, ,ublc ,liuu all the ether companies ana p'H
f., +l,. ,Itv put ioschc.. The cnhuaa sic i''"i WIN
which Mr. Daily, players were receive" S'e"eu al
mast 10 require another wait within short hWc' '"
,. vail ,,c seen at the l.yceum The atre Again iieA'
year. ~, ,. ,,u en- T., Ko,ton and IL will
,,y .nI,c Of the old piece there lu u Wc"h ~
in u,rruw ngln. The next week wiii Gr spent ~ ,mc
,..,uut st Get Opera lion-c ihiliuclPHI" ~ pay
NV III n,cccs and rrIc;r,ing the new one WIN VIM
me oa ~ tnc home thcatr; Nh open about the
.nlond week IN October. TINS WEI p'DanN !" a.,
.d,nI,.Al Of a German comedy idHr w n' I
rn.V Jerpmc', Nrw LAMPS Tor on Vh' ", "
.u,Id I'm the rtmudccd form gwen u " U! ~
r,I, snc time In the course of the "lh'cr t'c'c wiz
he the usual old comedy icHiFai''
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A" w,son. ssD'eT IT.. r, y:
dorr .ind 1aharn" Rcd Allen. Of Sew.York
lnt'rmcnt st Louis.
y; Y. Robert u AK nburgh, In his 10Th year
rhiadcIpha AlIny a,d louisville papers please COPY
AEM>IiON,'-At Dan.kamm.r. Newburgh. n. T.. OF
Of 3 M It ' AM - Hem ws5n Armstrong aged
year, and n.ontns ..a ,v.
w% H sS" & rs; Spcr u a al 9fScs
cay aft"raoon. at 10 r.lnut, after . O'Clock. Dos
runal Mil b. held at the chHs:s q shS Tr sss;
f% ,n,% Dr. as raIis sp a ': At Is
NIB ;. Of t dran ate profession are specially invited
s,H g" on S T q ID. nss the 18th "''
rnn:al ,rVir,. a: st. Paul, Church Hoboker; on Sun.
r Hay t , Of s sS family a." Van outn Post
s a. r. v his Oh e a"s hi. Ia t IT,. in sSe custom
Hou,' are r"-pc' fuily invited to attend
fh~tr. y; 5. NsG.rt D"r!and wife Of the late
FT"'. fF i.d her late ''''"; Tuesday D. "'' SF's
GoDIAED- On lhr,day morning. SEPTEMBER III a; hi IL
@ asd y OF r II: nSe h at the Church o, All Souls.
hssc corner Of -ot,,;.. Mo'd,y, the I'D Instant.
1t i, kindly r"r.r,tcd tina, flowers be sent.
." % ?n mt Lat .a Of ahe ass
. S'Sailer niii> ,in.. .r'' '" . ~ ''' u wv
runal at - Bartnc:onrw' GhI , Madison
III! asc omit flower.
McKEADY T%ray s,""s 18th s nd a. her q ass
sa ,.a' Is. VII vii. Of ' Dr. r. s. Mc ready.
Funeral thurh -. III" A-r'hson: btna|e.
cor IOth Mondiy I'D Inst. az ~ 80 O'Clock.
Friend, viii hiGlv omit ho"rrs.
furv r. Mvr- dsu.it'I Of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Funeral -.iyic.. Colorado Springs. Monday. Sepe"n''
p"I - an n.
MILLtR-i:n,er.1l into rest September 10. Reoeccs.
widow o, VII an Miller aged ~ y"ars -,
s.rt". from rr,iceu.c, =; west G0ths. Sunday. 80
oclOcr.
ln;crnpnt priyat.
>,wrn\ - Bloomfield y. J.. SATURDAY. september
% la, \-Nt"n. Ia IN" 18th YEAR Of hl- age.
1u dan - f'nl'r % az ciocks
nom Nj r.-d, 'bsklt"d-a'". Bi""hn'ld
PAM, = coy
N EtoI> In september H. George n NcAols.
I'm az A. . hn- IN III" -.Hh wear "f hi age
Pune. al AZ i.-.dil-c Monday, S"ri"mbr q at ococK
SWANN-M >'"k iIiI-r. Na-s. Oh saturday. September
~ LAM, SWnnu "a ia, ,i'h S',i ol hts az.
nm. -, ,,...,,- iiuI thul'h. S""khrdcc. on
lu.-,ay. :, Ii,l.'"r 3 at l. M.
TnNlI on rahi~d,y, Srit.n.bt lc. Jam" A3n, "icow
- Leonard lVDn, ana daughter oi th' ls" james h'
FINN. ,- ~ h. la" residence - Wet 3Oth.st. on
Molday morning It.ri'r - AT lo "'.orh
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
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FREnERTGK &. TICHENOR DEAD.

Frederick G. Tclcnor died suddenly at Newark yc,ter
day nj the age of forty ght Mr. Tic,nor was member
Of the lob printing firm Of Ward Tithen"r in Newark
and was one Of tho bcstknown men in the city. lie
he'd his Office In his usual robust lcAui Yesterday
morning. hut about past % he complained To ms
partner hath" felt hadhy DIR. J. NJ RAND was 'aie"'
49,, a, .,,te ~ all hi. efforts, Mr. TIcheIor expired.
death being cau&rd by apopIeAy. Mr. lhhenor mar
ri.d the eldest daughter of the late Cornelius Walsh
and leaves two adult children besides hi, widow lir
snd ~ Howard Lodge l. q. q. f.. and was one OF the
ma mayer, of Paramount Cemetery.
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OPENING TIE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
SECRETARY RYAN AND MR. FUNK SPEAKING
AT CRBASA.


Irbana Ohio Sept. 90 (>pcrian-Thr Republican
state ca q, pagn opened spciVi,y here today. There
was large attendance from Champaign and adjoining
counties, and while the r~crrt universal that
Nsjor Mckinley could not attend everybody cNpir->'n
the lDpc OF his Triumphant r. election to '"hgrr'A
70 night a large audience grr"ted Daniel j. Ryan, flH
capable and popular Of >fak" Al the opera
house Mr. Ryan devoted himself to the coAsideratloa
NJ state issues alone. his speech being "rrib" aih
dicnincd Arrangement II Camplclls failure
"a reicem a sinsi" promise made hv his party last
car to rr>ior~ called " h,me rule tn Oho'> riii"f
cities and h> rccreancy IN onice lnc" his inaIIsra
ton and especially since the Legislature adj"mrneh
lie derrmin,, 81 the work II that BID, as without cN
assembly IN III" history Of OHIO it, increase Of
municipal Indebtedness, being 'r largest ana m"''
alarming known. The odious s,rrymand"rinc Law
al,r i~sriv~t due attention. and The overtime" ~
municipal governments that wcr >.I"ly R"iuhllf'ti
aud the .r-atlnn 81 t"ariS II control III
!ir~rt defiance ~ the platform on which they werr
elected. had proper dcnuIic!,irn. His sp"rh was
heartily al plaud~i TN ueh"ut
AZ H. clos. Thrriorc X. Funk. 81 Port>mmh ON"
81 the most el-lu"rt Young o',i"r- ~ ONO. addressed
tho meeting principally on National i>>u"~ His ap
r,yaI - ~" Mckinney hlll Vigorously aprlauhS'.
the rr-iili 81 III" Main" "l' ton ia" tudi' "
lion II speaker E,'s AM a. "mllliir idm '"n"t "t
tn. proposed %iin'tl ELECTION Law y huihrr {"
we'll hr"wn R"W.bil'an> ""'' pl"~"ni. among "th"t~
hArr.ir Iahn ~ a." >tAir Eve nfiv" tohnnltr" {.
,f. Iuiir f,r. Iriik j. N''"ll'- h And Joseph {.
rid. samuel n. Ia, l"r pFr',id' at III" meeting:
his public services shirh exactly cApr,-'d the srnt.
mcnis OF his hearer>
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,,yrIy PLAYING; N MEMS DOUBLES

RI. p,,,>, ado Eoat club II lonh"rS closed it> iii'
,,,,. tournament Yesterday. There waN ihrS" ~
,.ud,r,. and the pla, in I'll" final men o"'''o'
,,, .I,r and exciting The >rorc' we're rs fo'lo"''
rir,, E,und-I IT,. IIalbv"k. jr. ana w l. - "P'F
fer heat PERT Myrr. and H. W. Hi"i"e" w. .,
C. g. second Round u. ha'hiol0 ~" r" r., " =, !,
,',, a If ualhr ,oL IT, and ". 7. {. Carpenter
lea, II. Ea,hfnd and r. f. Ii'>hf'rd So %, 3D.
vt.s Moore won first prize IN womcnN Niha">'
y e. u,cr. first prize mems singles tor'T'll N',"
aud Mi. Temple first prize In mined nonl' ai" in
n ,, or ,r and ". r. &. Carpenter hr>t prlle W
,am.r d'bl, The prizes we're appropriate ana mana
some.
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v,,As NJ CONDrT NAMED FOX 'oH"hhNH.

The Republican C"nsr'''> '"">,"',"" VI "r,',
=, xc,v Jersey wa> held Ia Common
20 49,, nan East Orange. yesterday afternoon.
HENRY young, of Newark, presided. t" ''
wern 81 delegate present. representing all 'n'
WIN ~" A., ,n,x Four canddutc> wco
nl,red IN nomination: Elias NJ C"ndit' of "r,'
orange: Henry A. Potter. Of East orahs'' Ut. u IL.
ucrold and Franklin MURPHY , o; trn,", balot
no .oluIons strongly indor>ns the administration T."
President IIarr,on pcdging the faith OF inc CONVEX
ton to the principles Of the spuSGan r py wes
ho ~ The resolutions closed with tribute I"
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EXPEtTIN,, REPtbLi' w Ni'ToEl ~ II'lH'lH'

Chicago -rp, 30 SPECIAL. \. VI. J"n">. chairman
-, tie stat" Republican Commit go. Ia hhlNhn i
thor,,,.h cai,,m>. ,f Illinois Al - t"hhS jnh"'
,yrr the r, suit ",mt de of Cook I oihty. s'"
he there are only f"ur dririciA "h''' We HAVE "''
colnprcd our Legislative Nominations ih"' NV ''
l., sale the Macon Logan. Whl'"'"' Ire '''" NV
, ,,,. Jt.t,i,,. lut the convention III the Ei>t
NAMED Will l held day. The situation III TEE S'a'
L. hri..,tcniug all the time. '"mntN i"i'ihh'"h'
,cnn,Iy made here. while not coming up '" III" '"'%,
,,cke, Of some people vet I, going I" III '" >'"e
,.,nurr To sum up the situation hi'nN' :" ''' ~
can now 500. The campaign VIII p' ~ "''">"'' wv
49,, Tar AN on year. AMI believe VIII result h'' Only
=, ,.,,., az the K.pu,,lcan state tiChr. hut that
ln ~" ~, & r,try both houses Of the Legislature by
yood nIaIOr.ii">.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

san Jose cal. sept. 20. The Republicans of the
With Congressional District me; In convention hcr~ this
afternoon and adio0rned to meet IN san Francisc"
saturday next.
Chicago, >rpt 90 Lawrence F.. Mc'iann was {"
day nominated by the Democrats Of the lid Con
ere ,slnnal District 10 succeed Frank LAWYER. There
,yn, no nppn>itun hl, Nomination. LAWYER i 4
candidate for the Office II sheriff Of ok County.
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ISLANDERS SI'Bnl'ED N THE FRENCH
CONFLICTS on THE so !iTY .NLAH DS-ONi
HUNDRED NATIVES KILLED.

san Francisco. sept Gothic harh"ntinc Irohr Iird
arrived from Papcct", Tahiti. yesterday, win new
,. the French forces have >uidutd ia" aiivcr OF IL"
80. .,y !. land, and established pr"' i"ifit"- over them"
Tbr var Ships Dubo,fdIrr Champlain \n". AMI a
ruu,.a; ar, at Papcctc with combined naval ana Lana
force Of 5000 ncu The French 'iihd"d W" natives
,h I'm, III; o. G-tu. A. the Island Of i:aia'cr. how
,,- .,,iou. trouble occurred. The native hauled
down the French nas and the mar!lc> fired upon tiicIb
Inward Of 100 natives were killed and II hnini"r OF
marines were injured. The native wee hhaly beaten
or and the island occupied by the French
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LABOR TROI'BI.ES IN OTHER COUNTRIES

sxdnoy " = w. sept. Gothic men who were
ro.,.d for taking part In the roiOnN demonstrations
here Yesterday have hal heavy sentences imposed upon
,,ep Extensive barricades have been erected on
the qusys to protect the non rnon wo'hmen.
Paris sept. 90 Eighty nlc mtnn'ac'nrrrs AT
Calais have locked 5000 Of their employees for de
manding higher wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
npnuJyryT ARRIVALS At THE UOTELS

-, .UrvnoN-E,. ttnrnoy ,cneIal c. l. N. 'wIhh'
M,,vi.nd .. FIFTH AVENCE-Senator l. "
wnvnr Of Montana; exCongr-siian Johh van 'oo,n''.
:. vnche.,r. Allen W. THURMAN OF Columbus ohio
" n I,u Barry Nicrprc,iicnt OF the PchhS!iaahs
~n,,o.d Copuany GRAN Ex-senator D. T. Wood.
>. u...cu.. UOEFMAN-SeIIstor George Hearst. VI
~.,,;,,nis acknowledgements Andrew Prce.
=, Touisiaos sTER-Congressman 'shn
psisel. Of pitt1bufG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

>.rurv Park sept. - t>W'ah.- the p'h''"'h''
nr,,,r,.. /, eject delegate, To th' lIiu pl''r'' WI
,r. ,.ouycu;t,u uhirh mrrt- AT Elnah"th Oh 'i""'
,v ,c,, held throughout Monmouth County '"-""N
There WAS ~ "pp",'"s I" '""sr'>''""" ''''" ~,
49,, .,u.r of rr.r,,nli. The Rcpnblcan primaries
,,, g., dov IN" delegates chosen arr I'M
;.d ,cj Int tlicy viii probably v"" Tor eN' "'T''
mann Iohu. kran jr. of III Mh,ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
THE PROPOSED SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

St Petersburg sept. cot Is learned that the
(oycrIncut rcje<rd the offer Of General Buttcrtrld
to construct the supposed siberian railway partly LOT
financial and partly because OF It's determine
ton not to allow foreigners to build work OF such
strategic and commercial Importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

TIE P\TRIARCH'> RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Con>tantinoplc. sept Gothic Armenian AsScmbi!
has finally accepted the resignation OF the PaTiarch'
The Porte has warned the Assembly that the rcsponSi-
v for any disorders that arise before the COM
mission ON Grievance, Ia, completed lis work VIII
rest upon the latrar' hate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
TIE TROUBLES IN SWITZERLAND.

Berne, sept. oO.-The Dundcsrath has summoned a
conference Of the opposing parties in the Canton OF
T1clno. with the view Of cticrtng compromise and
putting end to the present troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

see OH the last page Of todays paper CONSCIENTIOUS
,atrotic voters are called to duty ON November ne
IN Tho great question Of the prohibition OF the Rrea,
curse OF our country the liquor traffic The sn!oo'
must TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Every one who wishes To buy or rent a house In
town should examine the little advertise
ncnts the eighth and ninth pages OF The tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
COY. FIFFR OFEN- THE ILLINOIS ANPAlrS

GOV. FIFFR OTEN- TIE ILLINOIS \NPAl'S.
Metropolis Ill. ~"pt. 20 t>p"clall The campaign In
ll,n", opened Us ''0Ncru"I Joseph ". Fncr here
last nsh;. Ndiiv>-'~ made hy to,rrnpr Fif"r.
J. A. Eo-r ard j. T. H"hart- and although ia" weather
vi, M favorable there was audience ~ 5000 Ir"!r
~" ir-i portion II i,",rfn'r Icr'- speech Tns d."
,ni.d J.. >ily to .w"rns t"n"r,l Palmer. II" .ii
40 on" ruuH write the ',rovi 81 the Republic Al party
rut the k"Iuil.cau> th"m clI"~. II >crincd to nm
there ga, ~ The irr0rd II "a" Republic ~ party INF
ici-nt rra>oi.s Why tie ui >rldcH ~mud vet" ina,
tick~ That party ~ sympathy with f'"ni during
IA. war and hti been their true AMI faithful friend
eyer ,lurc He discussed ~" tafN ti"n AZ some
lrnrrh particularly ia IT. relations and bearing on the
farru. AID laboring cI>~r> h,-"iInL ihN WHO mo
Ia. two year, had hcrr uffirrrh" 10 III" farmer on
r,,nt II the n,rrprhuti"n III" conditions were no"
l..i.g~d AID the farmers prusin'" va, bringing good
price, ia the market. Every thin. IN" farmer had to
uy VA, rhraprr than ever before. Referring !" III"
lJcuocrtir alriist and officer " krr he sad hc w.
Iru,ii q on his regular tour Ic Ma Away ready l"
led Llrnuial tear 'I, rc - 81 III" ,ni"ilu P'Il"
,ud ready 10 swear that III" cNi-ting Manifestation
"a, responsible for thing from III" rtae'- OF tho
hiuch bug. Ia the devastating rNrc~ II t"riti"f> ahu
ila, the only remedy possible was HI "l'r Ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
AssYNBI.YMAN EALLANTiNE REN"NlN\rED

King ton y. y. -"It 20 f>I""'Ll Jaih'' liI anime
,. ,,,r,,n,,cd for tl Assembly, hy the Republicans
~ Irl,ya,r County Yesterday. lie ha4 III" h"nT 81
,~Ine the ilr>t I,,Iil IAN {" l" Jnhe" Miih"n VINO
ran ru.t hn last fall aui has >inc" l''i cared Tor
l,v Governor Hi Ia IN" MirrncN 'fi"'iI "ih''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

IRON AND STEEL MEN COMING on THE SER|lA'
London sept. oO.-Onc hundred and seventy men,
her, Of the Iron and steel Institute passengers on
tho steamer Servia. which left Liverpool TO-DAY or
N, -N4Irl