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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
,rcopnrR sMYTH HAS a GOOD THING.
TUE City PAYS HIM s?,co \ YEAR FOR or I

,-copnrp sNYTH HAS 4 GOOD THlN"'
TUT CITY PAYS HIM $500" \ YEAR fVi' VI
prxr RESIDES GIVING HIM CHAMBERS
,..-ao- Frederick srlyth. the Tammany cano'-
49, Gov recollection TO his present Office mas no'
-, auowed 10 suffer for the necessaries oi nv
~ ,he small salary Of sl2cH year "h'cn III
lon, allows him The Recorders Tammah! II'e"'S
found ways ana means for increasing ''''
49,, ba was able TO exc out a fairly comiortape
u,irg Resides the salary OF Recorder III" IA
1--we him 81 OOO a YEAR additional In payment LOT
h,r services as member Of the Board OF oiIhi'
Fund Commissioners, and another N'V" yearly ~
rsou,te him for the time and anxiety ne eNpen"'
On rho BOARD of Revision and Correction of As
sessments These boards meet every month OF So
and must be wearing on the Recorder VINO prop
ob,r lies awake nights revolving the questions
brought up in his mind.
The mos, sir ular addition 20 the Recorders an
nual compensation is the sum OF $."o Tor ONO"
rent Before the removal Of the criminal court
10 the new Criminal Court Building. in 'eh're-
ST. Recorder Smyth had comfortable quarters III
the old brownstone General Sessions Build'hs'
Since that change he has fine quarters in 'he NJ"
building Consequently, people wonder why ."'
Recorder should get 5000 a year for extra Once
rent Nevertheless the item for office rent Tor '"e
Recorder appears in the provisional estimates
which have beer sent Ia the Controller for iS'''
The explanation made by Controller Fitch, VINO
Is a member Of the Board Of Estimate. was that
the Recorders Office rent was psi1 under an Ola
resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen, dating BACK
TO Recorder Hacketts time and long before H.
corder SMITHS entrance into oihce. IL had since
been allowed every year - 80 .-..o,,
Mr. Smyth has a Law office at NO 40 Nassau
ST., where 1t is said he conducts pIlEa'e p, "a, a.
,ice which brings IN to him from Mo"p 10 81
IA a wear Peeidee he gets fat references lnde-
pendent OF this his income from the city io1t t
up TO the respectable figure OF $lo.Wy dhhuaiS
Fourteen wears AT $1,000 a year makes the grand
total Of size 90 The Recorder Is not extra dSa an
IN his tastes and should have laid by SauS'
factory competency for his old age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

f. 49,, s,r,e vein The Albany Journal urges
49,, Co., ,.,,orous nyht must be made by the trlenaS
-, reform - assure the return OF Republican
majority In the lower house OF the Leg'S'i'"'',
The state has been shamelessly ,S
30, an. yoi. may turn the scale one way % IN,
M ,d ~. ,iuse Of reform may he checked
vnn thou,,h majority OF 10000 is cast against
-. stuf. ,irkpt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
EMPIRE STATE POLITICS.

,vpopT,vcr OF REPUBLICAN, ASSEMBLY
COMMENT OF THE PRESS
.Republicans." says The Syracuse POST S"o"''
keon the fact in mind that they cannot accom-
rlish what the people expect them TO 90 u'i'''
they control the Legislature as wei ~ '"'
- 49,, 4, ro,,ocrotic Assembly means an I'M
,,,ss,tln obst.cl. to all reform measures ~ ~
,th Republican Governor and Sena'e tl' nee G
several important laws ann"
nass.J So IL Is Of the utmost llnportdhVe, ~" -
E~puhIcans everywhere look well 10 '"e No'' '''
Assembly m. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
cket.'
tic Falls Journal and Courier believes

..The Little Falls journal and courier p''e'es
.,,,, tho NOV, Governor will be a Republican. and
,.l,r.s that with Legislature in accord with
bir, many reforms could be accomplished with VIII,
,,ouId Otherwise be impossible Inc paper si -
h.. imnort,ncr OF a big vote FOR r.. La pra,Esr
smith the Republican candidate Tor 'he NSS'''''!
from Herkmer County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
y on TILE WHEELER BALLOT.

.-,ovc Is on THE WHEELER BALLOi'
ei"O.- -, nr,,ocRACY ALSO INDORsEs NARI-
Inn ors CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS-
~. Executive Committee Of the pemocrs ,'a
i..r reform Organization at its meeting al NO,
fa, W,iso.st Yesterday discussed the question OF
',sosng the Committee Of seventy lOca, o'' ha
20 as to have Wheeler and strong on ' ,sa scum rnmu
tn. Committee decided TO issue to the comm"
10" Soysntv,s campaign managers petitions lor
re s.n,.,on by the Committee Of seventy, so iha'
s'ua ",,rsa number Of names might be secured 10
. ,as the antiTammany candidates IN nominate"
PM mart Of the Democratic Party Reform oFsa'''AA
lions ticket ,.,,.o tho following
-. f,r congress by the same method TO Sc
ss, be number Of signatures Necessary go w
them 10 sitr c.ate democracy. in the Min MS
Si et Robert G Munr2e Of ' Frank S'St Of the STATE
n lle - in tho XVIII District ann Ii,id!iI u
1ss Ss Tammany candidate in the Min D'S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
HrV-JERSEY REPUBLICANS NONINATED'

Trenton. y. j.. oct H-The Repuoi''a" Co"'y
,, ,or tho nomination OF three candidates
%, ,,, rIouse of Assembly held In Masonic
rnuple this city. this afternoon and the present
,ncmmbents viz: Dr William ]" Wilbur, OF ii.Sn,s -,
,i ohn ,;indcr and William T. ENton, Doth OF
t.rcnton were renomnated by acclanation ne
other candidates who were IN the iiea All VIII"
drew mt the eleventh hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

ESSEN COUNTY y. j.. CONVENTION HELD.
TN. rssex County ~ J.. Republican Convention
was held lest evening in Music Hall. Orange ana
was called to order by Carl l.entz chairman OF the
Counfy Committee. Joseph L. Mum, OF f.as'
nrnnoc was choren chairman. f.dwl rd ". JACK
SON Of Bei,evile nominated Tor SURROGATE
on the fourth hlot At midnight the hgnt over
mo nomination of Assembly men was begun, anc
.inln IT, nearly daNight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
,rued from First Page.
,,p,,RrIcANs IN HIGH GLEE.

,1e
d az lion. Of victory When ex-senator Pla't
s'a Nv n the frantic exertions which We're being
aea' corrar a Tammany candidate FOR Mayor
H'. you'd stick. he said;
Tno .hev'd better all decline and make Strong
sec"'" '..r,m received at late hour last night
naobes.cr said that Mr. Kinkead. Nathan
from ~ y secretary had arrived there yeS,erudE
;Iauso and had gone at once To the row" N.
sisfhOOnn bere Senator Hill was staying Hl,.
Hogse sent at once to MI Hill letter VIM"
HlnSsaaTayed 10 contain Mr. strauss formal de-
vas WI Mr.. Hill should refuse the use .. NE
Dsrd wa ,be same Official ballot with the state
nsns 20 or Committee of Seventy uchel
DenN,l5n,,yii the dispatch said Immediately shu,
W. ~, in his room and denied hlmSrn ~ "a. an
hnsea ha,veen and o'clock p. M the Sehd "a
con',,.s was supposed. was at WORK upon a ,lS
tf II W. Mr. Straus When Ny. Hill had mn,
inssei !" rsnlv he called up Mr.. kinkead ana
shed Ms - him the document Mr. knkead
ieEveIeu o.oo n m train for \ew-Iork. BEFORE
took 'he pnchas,er he refused to impart any
kaying he NAV have had OF the contents OF
knowsue I,,Il,s letter t. newspaper men. MT
Senator nnt,,so1 IN indicate the nature OF his
Hill ais rs train gets here at 7:30 a. m today.
reply In nv, from Rochester conceded with the
Inc iep ~ q prominent TamTany leader. VINO
statemen Tribune reporter at late hour ast
night: =, ~. Nothing more tonight. 1t will be
YOU WIZ - morrow morning before anything
70 ocVVaN rirsn ont Then we will have canul-
positive y iii s,av and who will win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES IN MORRIS COUNTY
Norrlstown y. j., oct IS (SpeclaD.-The Motifs
county Democratic Convention WAS held here To-
d,v Frank J. Davis. Of Por, Morris. and Samuel
Front of Chatham were nominated for the As
sembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

.r-,o Ni,r,ra Falls Gazette" reasons that II
,~ . 49,, citizens could readily be found 10 sign
p ne,ltion for the nomination OF Everett T. " heel
.r for Governor each giving his age ana resi-
done. and making an affidavit besides men tnr[
,t b. con siderable earnestnesS IN the thtu- ne
',,.cr,.nt Th.s. petitioners The Gazette, V'
',s a. III add many thousands 10 their ranks 10y
Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

strong argument for the Republican ticket IL
mad. hv .The Utica Herald" when 1t points out
that owing TO "A Republican legislature ohelaa
Goun,v'a share OF the State tax has Dreh Ted"'tu
S2l this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

The Buffalo Commercial reloi''s At ,"e
,anlz,tion Of two Good Government 'luos III hui-
81, and trusts that II either party puts mp NOR
llv unfit or clearly Incompetent anlIdatfS, '"rSe
riubs win point them out and opposr tnrih .s
,ortIes saws The Commercial II they are WIS.,
,,u in selecting their candidates. bear IN inlnI
w., th.v have A new force In municipal politics
with which to reckon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

The logical way ont OF the difficulty In the NNild
,.,,,r,,s district in which the Republican CON
v.r,ion adjourned without making nomination.
l. to make General y. NJ. Curtis the candidate
again thinks THE OgdensburS Journal I've nnd
,i,r,Iitv of the votes OF the delegates ana
d ~ IN. prominent Republicans OF saratoga:
n,S, and Hamilton according to The Journal
have pledged him their support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

Colonel William strong.
Dear Sir Permit me a. this late day 10 offer my
CONGRATULATIONS at your nomination FOR Mayor ana
Tho enlendd Inducements received by every lover
OF good government in your city can fulIy appir-
ciata what is before you. but take courage" the
neone are with you. | predict that you NIL BE-
elected Nv a tremendous majority. Very truly
yours. CHARLES - ''Hir'H'-'''
October 49, 1894
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07

CLEVELAND, O., May Ca lively fight
occurred this afternoon at tho Standard
foundry, whore n ntrikc has boen In
progress for several weeks. Ever since
tho troublebogau the uon.union moldcrs
who took the places Of the strikers have
kept q constant watch on tho building.
This afternoon about 1000 idlo men MS.
scmbled in tho vicinity.
Abou. o'clock an asuault was made
upon the building, volley OF stones
and o.lor missiles being hurled at tho
windows. Tho guards inside, who were
armed with ritlos, opened fro on tho
crowd and the battle rnged for fully
fifteen minutes boforo tho police ar
rived. 1t is said that at least 100 shots
were fired. A large force OF police was
summoned as soon aB tho trouble was
reported and tho mob wns dispersed
without difficulty. Tho officers have
boon trying to ascertain II anybody was
shot, but thus far have been unable to
find single person who was injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
CAPITAL CULLfNGs.

Possnaatos General Dlssoll Inns opded
tho spirited controversy over tho
stamped envelope contract by awarding
Il TO James Purcell, OF Hudson, n. V,
tho lowest bidder. The bid was SG02,-
720 for each ol the four years covered
oy tho contract. Tho award makes n
saving 10 tho government OF $o24,785 n
year, us tho cost Of envelopoa n. present
contract prlcos Ia SDl7,4l0.
Tho President has sunt tho following
nominations 30 tho senate: senaca
llazclton. oil Vermont, to be envoy OK.
traordinary aud minister plcnipo,cu-
tiary OF tho United States to Venezuela; !;
to bc consuls Of tho United States,
George Kennan. Of Wisconsin, ut Bro.
mon; Colin Q. Manning. OF South Caro-.
lima, at Fayal, Azores; Edwa,dJ. Pickett,
Of Illinois, at Kohl.
A real estate man Of Washington Of.
fered the Coxcy army" $500 to clear n
tract OF land OF underbrush, allowing
thom to camp on tho ground, but tho
"Woary WiliOs" and "Dusty Roads" Of
tho Commonwcalcra rCjoctod tho prop
osition.
DeWlts Q. Crogier, OF Chicago, Ill,
has been appointed superintendent Of
the warehouse for Indian supplies at
Chicago. 1T $3.50 u month.
President Cleveland has nominated
Frank W. Stewart to bo postmaster at
Now Cumberland. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
LABOR LORE.

Tho .Un,tod Order OF Bricklaycrs and
Ssonemasons OF Chicago decided not to
Join the international union OF tho
trade. This action Is based upon tho
allegation that tho past utilization has
always left tho Chicago organization
with depleted treasury, duo to tho
heavy demands madc for tho main.
tcnance of strikes outside the city and
TO tho fact that the unions in New
York city obtained tho initiation fees
from immigrants landing there, and
sent tho immigrants on to Chicago with
4 travelling card.
John Mcbride, president of the
United Mine Workers OF America has
issued call to tho organization and
those affiliated with It to send ono dclo-
gate to each 500 members to national
conference to DO held in Cleveland, O.,
at 10 q. M, May II, preparatory to meot
in joint session with coal oporatora from
all the states tho following day.
Sixty armed deputy sherifIs appeared
at the Hillsboro. Ill, mine Saturday,
and the coal company gave notice that
every miner wanting to work would be
protected. Only few applied. where.
upon Secretary Finuey announced the
mine closed indefinitely.
Five local unions Of tho American
Railway Union, ut Pullman, ILL.,, favor o
demand for restoration CT tho wages
paid in 1893. Failing to secure 1t they
may strike. Tho average daily earnings
OF the men arc said TO have been rciu-
ccd from $500 to Sl.s5.
at Chicago soft coal has advanced
from So 70 to s. per ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07

sousa is going to play, at tho Opera
House tomorrow night. one Of his own
great numbers. which did great dcal
to mako him popular with the mosscs
when ho was conducting tho United
States Marine band at Washington.
The piece is entitled Good Bye" Ono
after another OF the sololsts and sec
tions OF tho band arise aud pluy sone
familiar farewell melody and retire
from tho stage, leaving the conductor
aadly alone. After some doubtful de-
lay, the little obu rclen;s and comes
buck starting the tune OF "Annie
Laurie" Gradually the Others reap-
pear, joining in with climatic ctiocs tia
tho Theatre fairly rings with wonder
fully clear runderingo Of this popular air,
and tho trombone section comes to the
ioo.lsGhts and nearly split their horns
with the enthusiasm. Sousn Is great
leader, and never fails to create the
greatest kind OF sensation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
w. C. T. U. Eloeutionary Contest.

Mira. II. Anna Hall superintcnded q
Demorcst medal contest Thursday
evening, in the Second Presbyterian
church, which was very successful
and satisfactory econs. The exercises
OF the evening wore opened by ieryeut
prayer by Mrs. J. Engel. Prof. Jacob
Pinkus gave au organ solo, after which
nominations for judges were in order
and resulted as follows: Prof. F. II.
Crago, Miss Cook wilson and Mrs.
Thomas Snoflold. Tho following were
the contestants: No. /, Miss Maggie
Degaut, subject "Tho Deacon's Match !"
No. .. Miss Lllio Allen, "a Voice from
tho Poorhouse;" No. 8, Mr.. William B.
Block, "0ur Nations Curse" Tho Vic
tor, No. 4. Miss May Rose, "Tho Now
Declaration OF Independence" No. s,
Mr.. French Walton, "Tho American
War Cry;" No. 0. Miss Joy Bowman,
"Tho World on Firo;" No. 7, Miss lnez
Reed, "The Rumseller's Legal Rights"
Miss Kato Gather and Misa Ruth Hall
sang most delightful duo,s. Tho nc
companist waa Miss Lydia Carroll.
Hannan's Mandolin and Guitar Club
played choice music. Tho pantomimc,
posturcs and May day picnic In charge
OF Mrs. W. ]. Hamilton, was beautiful.
The presentation speech awarding the
elegant silver medal to the victor, Miss
May Roso, was mndo in neat manner
by Mrs. jennie P. sission, state presi-
dent OF the W. G. T. U. By request Mr..
Will prnnhaus rccited "Iow to Cur.
tail the Liquor Traffic" Tho contes.
closed with the benedicsion by Or.
Cookn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07

George W. Chcasoll. sr., Of Martins
Ferry, had pioce OF lead orc given to
him on Saturday by Thomas Coxey,
father OF General" J. S. Coxcy. 8ir.
Chcssoll met tho old gentleman on the
Fort Wayne railroad while tho latter
was on his way from Philadelphia, near
wtero he is interested in load orc
mines. A son Of ex. Congressman John
G. Warwick and others bought 200 acres
OF the land last week and other parties
havo 80 days option on, 20 ocrca at
$1,000 per acre. Mr. CoSey told Mr..
ChosselI that he lived ut Aiassillon,
when Chessell remarked that "'Massillon
has recently gained much prominence"
Mr.. Coxey asked why and Mr.. Chcssell
replied "on account Of tho Cox cy move
ment." This made tho old gentleman
smile and no said II an Coxey's faith
err" to Chesaells establishment. Tho
two were soldiers and become right
well acquainted. Mr.. Coxcy did not 20
to see his son and docs not take any stock
in tho movement saying that ho would
keep on until he would squander his
fortune in the thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
CABLE CLICKS.

It is stated that the several million
francs which DR.. Herr, NJ. EiiIel and
tho estate OF tho iate Baron DoReine
have agreed to pay the liquida.or Of the
Panama Canal Company, an agreement
which has been approved by the courts,
will bc used as tho basis OF fresh
scheme to complete tho Panama canal.
At tho May day meeting Of the Anar.
chists OF London, yesterday. ono speak.
er declared that an eight hour day must
be obtained even ifit should be ueccs-
sary to kill Gladstone and Lord Sails
bury. Tho crowd went for him and the
police had difficulty In rcacuing him
from their clutches. &
Captain Boynton'a water show and a
great wheel aimilar to tho Ferris wheel
OF Chicago, are features Of the Earls.
court exhibition Just opened in Lon.
don.
Threo trotting mares belonging to an
American named Knecbs. were seized
at Berlin because he had won prizes
with. Bethel under tho name OF Nellio
Kneebs.
Tho steamship La Touraine made tho
voyage from Now York to Queenstown
in days and 10 hours, the shortest Oh
rpcnrd r.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
IsEpuBLlCAN oLun LlcAa un


To Hold ITS innrai Convention at yhir.
mont. Tuesday, Juno 10.
In another part OF this mornings pa
pcr appoars tho call for tho sixth au.
nual convention Of the League Of Re.
publican clubs Of Wost Virginia. The
league will meet at Fnirnont on Tues.
day. Juno 10. Tho convention will bo
called on, In addition 10 general busi.
ncss, to elect officers and select dole.
ga.es to the national longuc convention
Mt Donvor In June. Each club In the
state 10 entitled to fivo delegatoB In tho
convention.
Former conventions have boon inter-
esting and enjoyable, and tho Btato
league has dono much good. There
should BIO largo representation this
year, and ward aud district clubs which
havo not been meeting regularly OF
lato should como together and select
thoir delegates. This will be q lively
yoar in politics all around, and tho Re.
publican clubs should don their armor
and take an aCtivo part in the fight for
protection and prosprrity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
RUSSIAN VILLAGE BURNED.
Five Thousand Homelcss-A Cyclone Scat
tors What Property Was Saved,

Five Thousand Homclcss-A Cyclone Scat
tcrs What Property Was savOd.
BERLIN. May e.--Advicos have
reached here from stephany, town in
the government Of Volhynia, Russia,
showing that nearly the whole village
has been destroyed by fire. The chin.
noy OF one Of the houses caught fro
during a high wind and the sparks
were carried to the roofs Of other
houses. setting fire 10 them.
The flames spread with great rapidity,
and, the place being very deficient as
regards means OF fighting fire, little
could be done TO stop tho progress OF
the CONFEDERATION. Thoinhabitants were
punic stricken, and, for a time. were
ut,orly holploss. Then attempts wcro
made to cave personal property, and
mnch furniture, bedding and other
household effects wcrc taken from the
burning buildings.
Five thousand persona encamped in
tho fields about tho burning town. each
family standing guard over tho property
they had hastily removed. While thus
encampcd cyclone broke over tho
place, breaking up tho rescued property
and sweeping by far tho greater portion
OF it away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-07
WIRE WHISPERS.

Senator Joe Blackburn, Of Kentucky,
wus converted by Moody, tho evangel.
let, two months ago.
Tho steamship La Champagne is
aground on Long Island shore. The
passengers have been taken of.
a severe rain and hnil storm visited
Iowa City. Iowa, Saturday, and in
fifteen minutes worked 100000 dam
nges.
Gravesend, tho citadel OF McKano's
infamy, has been annexed to Brooklyn,
and will hereafter be under tho control
Of tho police OF that city.
Judge Scott, ex.Prcsident Harrison's
brother.in.law, says the General will
not stand for the Republican nomina-
ton again on account OF recent family
nilliCtions.
St. Mary's Polish Catholic Church at
tho corner OF Eighty.sevonth street and
Commercial avenue, South Chicago. was
entirely destroyed by flto yesterday
afternoon.
The women Of Lexington have Issued
an address to the voters In Colonel
Breckinridge's district. in which they
oppose his recollection and denounce
his defenders.
The William N. Whitney reaper and
mower works at Muncle. Ind, burned
last night. Loss S245. 1000. with no in.
surance Five hundred mon are thrown
out Of employment.
Bishop Ma.z, OF Colorado, has ex-
communicated Rev. Fathor T. II. Ma.
lone, and all tho membors OF st. Joseph
parish who have supported the priest
In his controversy with tho bishop.
On Saturday evening Colonel Breck-
inridge appeared before the session OF
tho Mt. Horob church. Lexington, con-
iessed his sins aud asked to be for.
given. He was taken back into the
church.
A destructive hail storm swept over
Kansas Saturday. The stones wcro OF
UNUSUAL size, killing stock, stripping
trees, beating crops into tho ground,
and in-some instances penetrating the
roofs OF houses.
Baron Ucctritz, OF Germany, was
com polled to lcuvo San Francisco. on
account OF tho shameless opportunities
Of society girla OF that city, who were
willing to exchange their hearts and
fortunes for his rank and castle on the
Rhine.
Governor Rich, OF Michigan has ap.
pointed John Patton, jr., one Of the
most prominent lawyers Of Grand Rap.
ids. as United States senator to succeed
Senator Stockbridgc, deceased, until q
successor is elected by the legislature
next January.
Campbell B. Horrou, OF Pittsburgh,
the widely known iron manufacturer,
died Saturday at his residence, corner
Montgomery and Union avenues, Ale
pheny. in his sixty.sixth year. The
direct cause OF his death was enomia,
but he had been suffering from geuer-
al breaking down Of tho system for sev.
eral years.
Col. Brsckinridge appeared before IN
inmonse audience at Lexington, KY,
Saturday night, confessed his sins pub.
licly, asked forgiveness, made strong
plea for denomination, denounced
ministers, closing a most remarkable
speech amid thunder, Of applause and
concratulatory handwriting. Public
opinion in Lexington Is divided as to
what effect 1t will have on bis canvass,