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THE OMAHA
TWELFTH YEAR. OMAHA NEB. TUESDAY MORNENG , SbPTEMBBR 10 i ! )
AND
POMEMBKR
n this oity
„ whore you can buy good Boots
/ aud Shoes aa cheap as you oju
' ' at the
MAMMOTH
Establishment
OF
SELL
ShoasJor "Babies ,
N Shoes for Ladies ,
Shoes for Men ,
I hoes for Womeu ,
. \ ; Boots for Boys ,
Boots for Men ,
and there is DO reason why you
Rhould suffer 1'or want ot Boots
an.i Sl'oei , nslone ; ns this firm
sells so Cheap ! Cheap ! ! Cheap ! !
Heimrod
& Dormann ,
( Successors to Fred Lang. )
LEADING
Grocers of the lest ,
.
Grand Depot of the Celebrated
SOHUTLER
SNOWFLAKE
WARRANTED.
The only flour that gives goner
er u satisfaction , It makes the
sweetest aud lightest bread.
ROYAL BAKING
POWDER
Beiwg the only Powder Ir'ghly
recoram ended by the most
celebrated ohemists.lWo
Keep It.
California Sugar
Which is pronounced to be the
. purest article ever brought to
this market.
Best Branches of California
Canned
- PEACHES , APRiGOTS ,
and other fruits ,
i
Flavoring Extracts ,
Limberger and Swiss
Cheese ,
1' Tobacco and Cigars ,
. Crockery & Glassware ,
r Wines and Liquors ,
( -
f GRAND DEPOT FOR
'
CALIFORNIA
Claret , Angelica ,
Port , Sherry
Imported
Cognacs , Khino Wines ,
all for Medical Uses.
Our Prices being alwavs low.
we ivite you to call ,
Heimrod
& Dormann ,
B , W. Ojroerof 13th and Jack
son Streets ,
MAIL ARMOR.
Tlio Invincible Logic of Corros-
ponilen'f ] at tlio
of War ,
A "Vftlentine Shriekor Material-
izea iu Plfttte County.
Batler Oouuty Spenko Out ,
Short nnd Sharp for Kuil-
roud Regulation.
ho Autl-Monopoly
Conveution ofFurmm Cou
I
Turners Multiplying Hopldly In
' Nnnco.
Bpomornup : of Plntto.
CoircfpondcnroolTlia BBR :
OOI.UMIIUS , September 18. The op.
position to Turner in this county has
at last developed. Tlio Valentino
boom has materialized. As John Dil
lon used to eay , it is a boom with a
rang a genuine boomerang. It is
now in keeping of David Anderson
of savory record. Does TUB HUE
know DaveJ Ho is a true blue republican
publican when his eou-in-Iaw is run
ning for oQico and talks loudly about
bolters , oto. , bat never voted the re
publican ticket in his life. It is a no
torious fact that ho has bolted ov ry
election for the last four years , and is
this year doing all in his power to de
feat McAllister , the republican candi
date for represcntativo from the float
district , composed of PJatto and * Col-
fax counties. Three years ago D.vvo
was very active in accomplishing the
the defeat of the regular republican
candidate for shcrifl , in favor of his
son-in-law , a bolter. Ho also induced
a number of good republicans to sign
his son-in-law's bond ns sheriff ,
but deserted when suits began
to multiply on said bond for
malfeasance in oflico and let the bonds
men pay the judgments recovered
against them.
Dave is a notorious lackey for the
U. P. and tries to create the impres
sion that ho is Q special favorite with
said company and tells the grangers
that ho can afford to pay a cent more
a pound for their stock f.a ho receives
rebates from thu company , although it
is hardly likely that oven the U. P.
would pay auoh a price for a man of
his caliber and influence. No batter
fortune could have befallen Turner's
cause in this county than to have se
cured Dave's opposition.
Even Boss Early does not cotuo to
the front very lively ; on the contrary
it is an open rocret that ho hi * kll the
time been ready to sacriGco Yal. if he
could thereby make { himself state
treasurer. Dave's lieutenant is Goo.
W. Clother , a statesman of rn.ro abili
ty acrobatically speaking , a standing
candidate for the legislature , who al
ways gets loft in convention and then
bolts. A good ono is told illustrative
of his skill as | a political aero
bat. Two years ago ho was an anti-
monopolist but was defeated in the
conveution. This year ho tried the
other track and wont into the conven
tion as an avowed railroad man. Im
agine his consternation when the
Pialto county anti-monopoly resolu
tions were adopted by a unanimous
vote. It was what the lamented
Strickland would have celled a very
short term , but George was equal to
thy emergency. Ho rose and solemnly
said , Mr. President , the resolutions
just adopted express my sentiments
exactly , and if nominated and elected
I will carry out those pi inciples to the
beat of my ability. Agidn defeated ,
however , ho again bolts. Thcso two
men are on the street to-day adminis
tering the oath of allegtancn to lifelong
long republicans. A lidt of Val's sup
porters is 'being ' prepared by them
for publication. It is to bo hoped
that they will publish the list. From
the vigorous expressions of disgust by
the most influential of Val's supporters
ters ( if the course pursued it ia evident
that said boom is reall * ' a boomerang.
In my next I will give the political
records of some of the stalwarts who
are now shrieking boltera at such in
fluential and consistent republicans as
M. K. Turner and Luandur Gorrard.
-X.
OverUirowinc
Correapondeace of The line ,
GENOA , NANIT. Co. , Nob. , September
bor 18 I notice in fu.K HEK that
Nr. K. Turner , of Platte county , has
bean nominated by the republicans of
the third congressional district. I
mean Independent republicans who
feel free from slavish dependence on
Valentino and Lis vassals and political
tools. That tlsoro is that freedom
from boeaiam manifested bf any considerable -
siderablo number of the votois , and a
determination to unite in supporting a
sound republican candidate , one free
from the corrupting and vicious influ
ences that surround and control the
opposing candidate and his fictions
partiBttin , is really encouraging ai an
evidence of the advancement of the
people in intelligence and independ
ence , moral courage and fidelity to
sound pnnciplrs.
Nebraska haa been weighed down
over since her organisation as a state
by A large influx of political adventu
rers who came to the stile to make
their fortunes by office , politics and
jobbery of whatever kind could bo
made available for their purposes ; and
many of them have been but too suc
cessful in their aehemes through the
tolerance or uuwatchfulness of the
people. But within the jj&at few
years a largo accetsion to the jxjpula-
lion and votes has taken place , and
with that increase a material incroa&o
of wealth , intelligence and independ
ence ; independence of political
ecbcmcs and railroad domination , I
uou d , vhorcforo , srom nn auspicious
time to show such schemers and polit
ical tricksters na Valentino and his
subservient folio were , that they can
not control ( his district for their own
special aggrandizement against the
public interest and wolf nrc.
That tin and his oflico-scoking nnd
paid politicians aud tools will resort to
all kinds of corrupt nnd mworthy
moans to eocurn success , no intelligent
person will doubt. Doubtless all
manner of'vindiclivo proscription , in
tolerance , misrepresentation , ( ilnrinc
falsehood and slanders will bo brought
irto requisition l > j * them to deceive ,
intimidate nnd bulldoze the he itutini' ,
timid or time-serving pipon nnu
voters in his support. For thcso nro
the means htvprinhly resorted to by
oflicoholdcrs of hU clim to retain
oltico and power , and of nspirnntn who
attach themselves to his fortuucn with
the prospective hope of political gain ;
or which is about equally potent with
small editors nnd politicians frco
passes on railroads , lint with men of
intelligence , sound principles nnd in
dependent minds ouch pernicious nnd
degrading moans'to subsidize or over-
teach the voters will have but little
weight or iiiiluoncn.
I resolved several years ago that I
would not knowinply and willfully
vote for corrupt , immoral or inca
pable men for office , and I see no good
reason why I should change my reso
lution because 11'avo become a citizen
of Nebraska , snd consequently during
the same year that I htwo lived in the
itatn I have not voted for a candidate
for congress , but I am glad of the op
portunity to vote for a candidate
worthy of the oflico nnd the support
of the republicans of this district.
OLYDR.
Bailer County Republican ! .
Corroepondcnco ot Tin lliti.
DAVID CITY , Nob. , Sept. 1C. The
Duller county republican conven
tion hold hero to-day selected de
legates to the state , judicial , con
gressional and senatorial conventions.
The republican county committee is
to moot three wooksboioro tbo general
election to call the primaries and
county convention to nominate a
county ticket , including candidates
for the assembly. It will be observed
this will not loavu moro than two
weeks between the nomination of
county ollicers and the election , nnd
the probability is that the Hon. J. C.
Robborts and the lion , Thos. Jensen ,
will bo nominated again from this
county , and Hon. J. H. Mickey , of
Osceola , for senator.
The caucuses for this convention
were , as a rule , very light , and Frank
lin precinct ( David City ) , ia slid to
have had the smallest primary over
held hero for many years , and the
convention waa not much over half its
full number as apportioned , with quite
a number of townships not represent od
by any regular delegates , because such
precincts had held no primaries
Butler county lias seldom over held
n more quiet hardworking "diplo
matic" county convention than this
one , and President Pardoe , so well
known in Central Nebraska as a thor
ough parliamentarian , added much
by his promptness and usual energy.
Tha seven delegates to the state con
vention are no doubt a mixed dole-
( talipn , with Si Alexander and 0. 0.
White combined as the stronger el
ment , and Dorsey not forgotten , al-
thought it in claimed that nobody
knows how they stand , so they
could easily bo classified "a trading
delegation. " They are Frank Davii ,
Dr , 0. C. Cook , Win. Housnottor ,
Uutchinson , Geo. Bnoun , B. P.
Cook , and Senator A. J. Evans , The
congreanionul dulegatoa are supposed
to lean to Judi o 1'ost , with eorao
Htrength for Liird , and nothing for
Claudius .loue.s , although nobody
claims to know.
There was a resolution asking the
state convention to take grounds for
the oubmission of a prohibitory
amendment , nnd the otbor two reso
lutions adopted were as follows :
Ifr-Holrcd , That wo are in favor of
railway regulation , both state and na
tional , in there respective spheres , in
the interest of the producing and
laboring classes.
Resuhed , That wo favor a judicious
appropriation by congress far the
improvement of the trnnanortntion
facilities of the Mississippi river mid
its practically navigtblo tributwiua.
Them was a Buitll tremble and ono
or two who mude u slight kick Against
the tumtcrai ) > ca rtoolution , and then
subsided , vvliilo the resolution pasted
with applause.
IHVIB cm-
is growing. The $10,000 elevator ,
just finished by James Boll , itt sup-
[ josfd to bo one of the mutt complete
in all its nrraiiueiuents nnd machinery ,
will have a feed mill , and is ouo ( if
the ornaments of the city , being Cn-
ishod unlike any other elevator over
neon by your correspondent. Fra k
Stafford , the superintendent , thinks
it about ns complete a model and ns
near perfect as it can bo , and claimu
tor it -10,000 capacity. The mill ia
about ready for its machinery.
T. It , Myers is building a fine brick
residence , and the county fair , to be
hold nect week , is trying to outdo the
stale fair. They have provided for a
double bad ! . .on ascension on Tuesday ,
and are importing some noted scien
tists from Chicago for the purpose of
sending them up at the same time in
separate ballcons , and nro expecting
to pay largo premiums to the bicyc'e
nderu , and run the farm nwhiuuiy
on the grounds by steam. This will
outdo any county fair ever held in
central Nebraska.
The public schools opened this week
with Professor II. K. Call , of Doa
Moinea , an principal , and W. I , Aus
tin as teacher of the high school.
Tlio schools have 300 or 4.00 pupils
end five teachers , with probably
another next week. Prof , Call is bu
yond doubt an able and thorough man ,
and the board have shown wisdom in
their effort to put the schools on a
basis of advancement by securing cap
able teaching fprce , and furnuhmg
other needed nuppliri and apparatus ,
and the people will sustain them.
Dr. F. S. JIassler , of Pawnee Oity ,
" " " - - - " . .I- -lJ-.ru.-H , '
Merchants and Dealers Throughout the Entire West are Inv.te'd '
to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned
and Occupied by
WHOLESALE
Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
AT i. 1
ST. cross IPIB ; nvco. , g
Thu Brightest Lighted , Best Appointed Jobbing llonao in America , coninlnttii ; tlu < fj
nrgcst Stock of Dry Goods and Notions west olho Mississippi. Solo mnnufnctnrcrii * -
of tlio cobbiatod
McDonald's Overalls , Duck , Denim and Cottonade Pants ,
CYCLONE ULSTERS , LINED SUITS AND CHEVIOT SHIRTS ,
In all styles now popular'with the Trade. Absolutely the best Goods In the Market and at
Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be
fore buying their Fall Bills. Traveling agents , with extensive lines of samples , visit
all prominent towns throughout the west , and will call upon any merchant anywhere - - -
where upon receipt of a request so to do. Send orders by mail , or write
for samples. The most careful attention given to orders , and satisfac
tion guaranteed , Remember
R. L. MCDONALD & co. , st. Joseph , MO.
For Borne time editor of The P.twneo
Republican and The Teoumseh Ohicf-
tiiui , has formed a partnership with
Dr. T. J. Murphy , and will prnctico
medicine at David , and they expect
to put in a full stock of drugs.
Crowds of people who wont to the
state fair and are coming home , be
lieving that Omaha is ono of the great
citioa of the west.
County Antic-
Corrcjpondcucc of Tut. l'i K.
WILSON vi LLE , Nub. , September 17.
The Furnau County Anti-Monopoly
convention mot on September iUh , at
Heaver City , and nominated the fol
lowing ticket : For representative , .1.
G. Armstrong ; for county commis
sioner , S. 11. Hies , < Arapohoo. The
following delegates wore elected testate
state , congressional and judicial non-
volition at Uautintf ; O. JT. IJut-.notU
11. H. Holier , J. 0. Motcalf. A. F.
Lauton , D. W. Irwin , H. J. lloming
ton ; to the senatorial convention at
Tndianola : S. R. Hies , K F.
Hordin , J. A. Gibson. 0. F.
Uannott , H. H. Hohor , A F. LMiton.
The valley will support C. F. Bennett -
nott for coni'rpss.
Where is Valentino. Church Ilowo
and Jim Laird now ? Wo suppose they
are looking for a position in some
land oflicn up Salt river. This part
of Nebraska is 'uolid anti monopoly
and prose to coo if the peoplu are not
entitled to a repreoenution in the
atato , and are going to show by their
ballots this fall that th y have no use
For such boB303 as Vulenlino , Church
Howe , Carnea , Laird and such cup.
pore. _ , -V-
Flour Mill Biiruod.
H | > eciU DIepitrh to Tim Ur.it.
HAHVAUII. Neb. , Spitombnr 17.
The Htcum tl > uring mill in Harvard
was totally drstroyod by fire about 11
o'clock last night. LOBS about 85,000 ;
no insurance. The firu caught from
lire in the coal bitiH. Probably com
bustion.
_
M lvillo'n Family.
Special Dispatch la Tun DKI.
WAsiiiNnroN , Soptcmbor 18 The
tclnirram rrceived by Acting Secretary
erf Navy Walter , yputorday , from Engi
neer Mdlvillo , eimply asked for oxton-
Bioii nf loiwo on account of sickness
in hid fnmily. The roqui'st wp.a grant-
od. None of the pHitioularH of Mel-
villo'g actions ara known at the de
partment. Thf reports of his having
deserted his wife crmtod quite n son-
Hation amoni ! the ntlici-ila horn
PiiiiiADKLriiiA , Sitptombor 18 Dr.
L'ingstroth , Molvillo'a family p1iyni-
cinii. and Dr Hirtli'Hnn , to-day gave a
rnrlifiirito nf insanity in the oato < if
Mrs. Melville , and oho has boon plncod
in the Norriatown iiiBano asylum , llnr
childrnn nccnmpaniod HIT to the niiy-
um and then returned hnmo. Chief
I3ngin or Melville telegraphed for his
sister in Now York , who will hereafter -
after take care .of his homo and his
children.
_
MUKID'H Cane
Speed ! n'vpatch to TI | HKK.
WASHINGTON , September 18. Ulgo-
ow , counsel for Sergeant Maion , has
treparod n petition for a habeas cor-
> us addressed to , I uaeo Cox , Unitnd
statesristriot judgn for the northern
district of Nuw York.
Sti-lUlnr
bicutil | Dwpatch to'Iiu UIH
IIuNTftiis POINT. L. I , September
8 Four hundred rmploycs ot the
jtulnway piano works struck this
norninv on account of the unpopular-
ty of Superintendent Stunner. The
HOD will not return to work unless he
10 discharged. Should the demand
iot be acceded to , it is said tlio em
ployes in New York , ; bout 1,000
vill also strike.
_
A Colorado Cumot.
pvcIM Di-putch to Tim ll
DENVEH , Col. , September 18. At
Jeoryotown and Central City , this
bUto , at about eleven o'clock this
morning , H comet was plainly seen
with the naked eye about 5 dexrocs
Tom the sun. Thu direction waa a
.ritlu south of west.
A FORLORN HOPE.
The Bemnants of Arabi's Army
Bucking tlio British at
Damiolta ,
A'Pow Ports on the Sea Refuse
to Lny Down or Oomo
Out.
The Frobobln Fnto of tlio RoTiol
' Chiofn-OponliiK the Rull-
roiiilR.
Wjicollnnoouo Muttoru from the Old
World.
- ,
Kpcelal r ] atclits to Till DEI.
TOf > I.ATB TO
September 18.
It is buhevod the Anglo-Turkish mili
tary convention will bo abandoned ,
AFFAIRS IN AI.EXAN1IHIA.
AI.KXANDRIA , September 18. One
of the ptrticipanta in the Juno mas-
encru wus hanged hero to-day. It is
reported a gunboat and troops have
bcun ordered to opurato againat Ab
dtillttk P.inhu , who ia still holding D.v
mietta. Tram sorviou on the railroad
has bi-en resumed. All Btutiona will
bo occupied by the English.
AiiAin roor.ti ) .
ALKYANDIIIA , Koplombnr 18. Ono
of the Kgt'ptian ollicern whoeurrender-
od explains that Aiabi left his bent
Kafr-El-Dtvar bucnuao ho
noldiura at - - ,
thought the move on Isuiailia was a
rmo and tlio real attiiclc of the Brit
ish would bo on Kafr Kt-Dvvur.
JlOMIINd Till ! I'OHTH.
The sultan has quite recently boon
in communication with Arab ! through
IXtmiotU , and there can be no doubt
that the resistance of the commander
of that place originates from Stain-
boul ,
POUT SAID , Spptembnr 18. The
nominander of D.imiettn also h/ilda
Forts Debta and Ghemiliet. The
governor of Port Hiid HCIU < tn Arab to
the rebel commander , Friday , but the
mcBsunger has not returned.
A FHAIITION OF TUB 0 T.
OALCUITA , Srptombor 18. The In
dian government announces the isauu
of u loan of tivonty-livo million run-
pee to meet the oxpiinies of the In *
dian cuntingent in Egypt.
AKAIII'H CICAUK UKIIMKNT.
AI.HXANDUH , September 1H , The
regiment 'which loft Abonkir , Inut
night , to join Abdullah Pwlm at DA-
mietta , wan Arab ! Paeha's own , and
numbered 500 men. While at Kafr
IS1 Dwrar Arab ! Pashi and his wife
lived with his father , mother , Bitten
and brothers. Arabi ate only what
they prepared , a ? ho believed the En
glish had spies in his camp who wished
to poison him ,
IlKMKANOIt.
OAIIIO , September 18. Arab ! Pasha
says ho was compelled to fi ht ngainat
his will. Ho maintains a calm , reso
lute and disengaging demeanor.
Arabi informed Gen. Lowe he trusted
himeelf to English honor , as a soldier
whoso army hud been defeated , Gen ,
hiwo replied ho could not djacues
questions of war. Jim cnly mission
was to arrest him. Arabi corisiderH
Da LuHseps shamefully betrayed the
National Egyptian party , who depen
ded upon his asHurancu that ho would
proHont any landing of troops , or war
material by way of the canal.
The British troops are well received
everywhere , oven in the native quar
ter ,
A number of Egyptian levies are
leaving for homo , iu many cases tak
ing their Remington rillus. Through
out the campaign the Egyptians had a
complete system of spies in Alexan
dria and Ismalia , The rebels expect
ed the liritish would attack Tel El-
Kebir at night on the 12th , and they
remained in the trenches all night.
This shows the attack was not a sur
prise.
jinoiuiANii-.tNii TIII : rouri : .
ALrxANDitiA , September 18. Two
thousand Albanians h\vo : been re
cruited to form the nouotus of a frenh
police. Uuring the niogo of Kafr-Kl-
Dwnr 85 of the enemy wore wounded
and live have since died.
A mixed English and Egyptian mil
itary commieaion will try rebel ehiofs.
The Biirrender of Aboukir is fixed
for to-day.
THU Kiir.wvn'H nr.uiiF.i : .
The following decree proposed at a
council of the ministers has been
signed by the Khedive :
Article 1. The Egyptian army ia dis
solved ,
Articlo2. Officers gutlty ot robullion
will bo proHocutod and punished ac
cording to military law.
CAPITAL rUMIHIIMENT.
lliaz Pasha , miniatorof the interiorj *
dtatea as the restoration of ordnr.mll
bo impossible unless capital punish
ment is awarded to leaders of revolt
ho shall abandon the country if any
milder sentence bo passed.
Till ! HUItllF..VIIRUKII rOItOEH.
Thn total Biirreiulnr hero wan 0,000
men , 70 hordes , 15,000 llomington
riflcfl and GO field guns.
The ourrendurcd rebel oflicors will
bo confined in the Khedivo'n palaco.
Ttro Bqiiadroim of cavalry from IMar-
iot , after having been disarmed , were
marched into Alexandria to-day.
Suleimo lley , the Biippoaod ineliya-
tor of the burning of Alexandria , ia
captured.
JUMI'INOTIIF BTVX.
LONDON , September 18. Gerald
Valerian Wellealoy , Dean of Windsor
and domestic chaplain to the queen , in
dead.
A WOMAN Hiior.
LoNlioNliKitnv , September 18. A
woinun waa ahot by a process nerver
near Ghontis , County Donegal , while
resisting the eeiV.uroof her cattle. The
process server wan arrested.
Till : HICOi : IN 11UHH1A ,
Sv. PKTKIIHIIUIUJ , September 18
It ia understood that the minor state
of sit'go hero and in four other towns
will be prolonged another year.
rllOJ.KIlA ,
MANILA , Suptembar 18. Thirty-
four deaths from cholera yesterday ,
DUO hundred and sixty-one in this
vicinity.
AForyorou n Vltlt.
Hpi'dal Dlxpatrli iu Tim II K ,
KANHAH Crrv , Soptcmbpr 18. L ,
D , RIIIIH , the ex broker" who waa ur-
restud fur the forgery of railroad tickets -
ots , waulartwegk released from cus
tody on hail in thoKum of $750 , .John
Knappenbergcr and his undo being
security. The c IPO wus called at Independence -
dependence to-day , but HOBS failed to
appear. When last heard from he
was visiting hi mother near Bruns
wick , Mo.
Boitnu Brlofv.
< | utcli to Tun lln.
JlosroN , September 18. President
Arthur will bo the guest of the com
monwealth and of the city the first
four days of October ,
Otlict-r" of the insurance company
of N'irtl. America to-day announced
thev had dmcovorod discrepancies in
their clerks accounts of $25,000 , the
result of frauds perpetrated by the
transfer clerk.
A Oniiucli Rule ,
Sl'oclM IH.patch to Tux I ) .
OITAWA , Out. , September 18 Am
erican militia , desiring to make ex
cursions into Canada , must henceforth
iilo upnlication with the secretary of
the United States who , approving ,
will forward the application to the
governor-general through the .British
minister at Washington.
Bain Ball.
lal ilUjuU li to Thu Krr. .
UuFFAU ) , September 18. lloslons
8 , liuflalos 2.
OI.KFELANU , September 18. Treys
0 , Otevolauds U ,
PARTY EPOCHS ,
New York BepuMioan Factions
Gathering at Saratoga ,
Bun Butler Bnga the Bourbono
of the Buy State.
Thn Victory iiiMalno OtlisrNot.w ,
The Rrsnlt in Mnluo.
Special DUpttch to Tim UKU.
AuousT.Mo. . , September 18. The
Ivumicboo Journal will publish to-
{ narrow the full ollicial returns from
all ovoc the state except from iAx
small plantations. llobio's plurality
is 8'II8 ! , The republican candidate ! )
for oungross uro clootad by pluraliticn
iu excess of that for governor. Thu
republicans carry fourteen oftho uix-
teen counties. Of the aonators. 28
am republican , 3 fusion. Ot members
of the houao , 108 uro republicans , 41
fuuiomst. In two districts the oloo-
tiotm nrc not yet dotcrmined.
Butler nnd tlio EonrTunm
Special Dispatch to Tun UPC ,
BOSTON , September 18 For Iho
day preceding the domocrr.tio stain-
convention , matters in tlio streets and
nt the customary gathering places , ol
the democratic leaders uro extremely
riiit ( I1' ' ' " Viondqiurtoru at the Par
ker hnudu i < 'ingh'oted. Nowhere It/
anything atj | > r"xinwting PxcUrmeivti
Ool. Joims li. Frci eh , iw chairman o
thu atntu central committee , will call
the convention to order , Judge Ab
bott will apparently ho the clwirm-ui.
flun. TJutlur will receive the nomina
tion by ucclaumtioti ,
Prohibition hi
Special Dlhpatch to Tim Jlix.
Piiii.AiiiarmA , Septi'inbor 18. A
numbur ot prohibitionists of Penn
sylvania assembled hero this afternoon
to take measures to strengthen tlio
anti-liquor niovumont in thu stnto. It
ia expected tlmt the oulcomo of thu
mooting will bo a puriiunotit organisa
tion for the promotion of conatitu-
tiuiml prohibition.
Now Vork Republicans.
Rpi-chl Ulipakli to Tim linn.
KAKAIOIIA , September 18. All
loading hotels are crowded to-night
with members of thu republican purty.
Political discussions nro > hoard everywhere -
where , in the corridors and on the
balconies of the hotels. Advocateu
of the renoiaination of Oov , Cornell
are moat outapokmi. It is generally
ud rnitt od ho will load on firat ballot ,
hut Fol er men claim their < uu-
diduto will not bo far behind -
hind in votoa. Advocates ot
\Vadaworth , Starin , Wood and aovoral
"dark horses" are confident that after
one i ballot a break will take placti to
their particular choice. The general
impruaion is that the convention will
not conclude its labors in one day fine }
a few even think it will bo Friday be
fore the delegates cin Icavo for thuir
homes.
ant to Hnttou-
| l | | UUll to TllK llXN.
. Suptembor 18. First As-
riatant I'ostmattor General Frank
llatton was tendered an elegant ban-
( juet at the ( 'nxnd PaciiJo hotel thia
morning , by the ulliccra of the Ohi-
cugo postal service. A number of
toasts were proponed and responded
to. Among them ono ottered by Hat-
ton , eulogizing I'ostmaatur General
Ilowo as a mail and ofllcor.
For Military OU.ainntoasb.lii.
ichl DUjUtcb to 1 UK lln.
Nr.\v YOHK , Septoinbor 18 , At
Oreodmoor to-day Win , N , Farrow ,
of the Newport artillery von the
match for thu military clmmpinnehij )
of the United Btatcv. Score 85.oat
of a possibility of JOB. llu used the
nflo used by MoYiUio in the inter ,
national contest , Col. San ford tltut
with Sir Henry Ualford's rtla ( uiul
74 points.