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F- -, -4 - -, IVOL. I. .rJ CKEN T I] ), RE.UU1U jtCAN C6i N V f1) MUCH WRANGLING AND OF LAY OVE: SMALLMAT i:.lR. .4 Vlab,,or Cirrhc the -gry tit,N t "i It- \st.In:l lIfe t.n:: Nim:.,kii - t'ise WVor .* Ian. j in'' ~ .j He varr. T ll bid Wert Avcrt .-. Cu'.Uun. A ", S. k, set. 30.--At fib o'17l yI ti-ad. I e he Hupuhi can h:Me '.'vetion wa-t call H2 ordh by S ze U iaman E. A. WVb.r, wh annoniwced that a tem)airary or. aniz, tion ;as i. order, when a dele!ate 1) the rune ci Smith nomilnated Dr. Gruin of Cl rriest1n, for leiparary cltidrmtit and ,*)O I.o.11Aiaed F-,rdlai. E. 3. D,inson iad ait very pr t: tic, spew n in 1--,alt of Cro,u. lit -*av a efl'or to p),tOh up I ho A:frl* renct im #t: parl: . Theo impelldi-1, c!sis, 1:. "ali' (emrn ed thlif t0ey hrt,hc ttlUk.- upi man who wi-i u1felt(!rd. iher- wet (11s e:'ionb in the rai k awd they inil put f.ward a man wi-;.) was UOL ;ou(il to ar; Lic --i. . Snn,tila s-pvo fr For:!imm, ;ut hi like ( tmin ko im-uh th-t. he tho ,hlt h ough- to be ii-ade peraitanenlilt chi-!n.ja A humiorous parley. then <-):Irre betw.-en Stnalhi and Mlorris. Thi: hulte iutorr-'e(d the f,t 1It ''!.rnera!'' tha maul -lod ri)elled-thu dii:t tion !'at b USeO exierci!se amon the l 'plicaul in thI'' Str, Dec. got i and- aitd t-ii, the ilrminua tion i i-cGru was a trick of tie B.-yton iWes, * -at iu L -tlwus the..y hlA l'on".11eO Morr ' . bt ad chaed(i on th floot ie ' id Mlrrt< wis the buiffoon o thi CoUVn .1tioul, M<.riric re.to :ted tha,. D; -is wil Web: stermii--' i( t ' hSter LId bt ter l %e a cire how lic aklwed hi 11 t do w, a.-it hi l tol C door. D4 V'l ;he biot i 1v V ' for Ford t i .Un jL:)#, ito\ll- , e to: ,0 -. it 1,{ thell U1; < o 5 1' 5. '. . , r I~e a I M o... an thle \k %.: u- im .INa ' te i ti. L . i . - le ()I til ywur phi,sib: fero. j-1 the m. 0 h -a l Rl '*' o o I A. .. - 11.4 0 . . I Get.. 01 n . T' i .s . a lw hv ; cLli-e. tuiJ.. U.I i I. C m lIede" 'J te4.ir .n .r . eet di.- in l :a c m e by J. 0. *. d l- a.m iA. StI:1 A to .-jr,e omi era,Ch -4n.1r<( ew . dhistr'i.. *Ond .JOhm h MeM'i: oe'. M,Icm: 1 kw il at - - 1V 1a DCa ttin; . J. : , 1 Aar b4 ro Fil1 t' dis4 ? '-.. MoIris C34ule 1, ( a -ImI. M . i)caI U I"A 8 1aI'I ton. o iad di.:;xt--W. S. Dixon, '"ari well. !h i't-J. E. LIarris, 1' Fil~ (ji ds :c --E. 1). 1 Lu b:jioh. Spai tanburg, A ~bir i dki-Gict-J. E. Wbl.ou, F'io, fort. A '.otion be State Cimiman Whest( that,. C Orn i:.tee of inel hi ap~poinlte to su:> test 44n eiteLt,VrlI Uetet ac.<( d lik a ho 5ashll. Inl an1 li1atult,ther-: wer a dfo"2i denI '!ic$ ou theiir f'eet, II.akin speec:es and3 miotions,. embat.: a'ssit 0fa>ntition. '' sa.dl Fi. :an: Di .erso .i the A ien.v w'ner, nuele1 I Srmgiv. speech aga1inu Webstect'.. 1m1 tion. Thlis conlven1tioi i unorg:na ze said11 e, and yet thie State cht:nut malke: such an unhearC~d ofI mo1(ti u. 'knowv 1. anm talking inl s ain tL me whc l mindsf are miade up by a Ie bosses. lie 'a as abou0t1 prepIared to swAe4 1.th the W efbte' mniI 1had( alread(y si icete the ni e men. [Loud appi)lause and~ crit of "'t i them~ :auout Ii!"] For hit ::.ven sake .et us bevye f;-ir phty and jouebc We i k abo ut the 1)eocrats d. pri viI 11s of tlhe ligt~ to votie, yet. here as or ownO *t dt cha1lima: tr11 e t1heIi if an1 tilr q. I cau't submit to it. W~ 1 yc submnu, to it? Vt. ees--No! I O e you fair wma uing, Mr. Chi man11, .hat it theseC pa.4ct-c.:.<, bi n laich ty lik , sheer, I w'll ;not wal k .:', . like at de fr the iepu >liennl p4:1 ,u, bli will tsve my vote to IU. H. TIihiun 41 John C. Sheppard, Coy l'usiol.ireignied atI I4 ! h. . ee) and d'legah's Hwa4rmedQ in1'4 thet IX:Ih: Thec Websturites wianted ID;eker n hIush, but their opp4 'njent 4 er) .vd aroun - him and shlouterf to 1him to10 ( ahc.Ad hke fl whirlwind. 1I lmy 14l1)pu canlista , sad he0, Ir anzung tII h 41g, laeu that we( shouild fe41 '4 dm ppe o'n~ house. Als lbad a 1).4': era4l Was, i . Vwas tpar he1 t'.r than0 s;neh prF t I e as thc:e, IIf1 you5ss t hiJ mobon44 I wAf ~oba. k home andl lay drwni tie i4fi. is 1d-mell I give you fair warn:ing~ 1.4 thle Ihepublican party is goneI .4)11 doegs in) this State. WVe b-ivf l4(< Couetgh, 1?or two learsa w: havltb c1ppressed1 by the part,v leaders . Nov have Witnessed In a. coni venutonl 1' mo daring: at,tLempt to rob the people o f thl rights than hias been attempted hoi e t daIy. ltise up~ anid stamp this infamio proposiiun dwn. We~bs'er e-.plaledC that Is idtI aW to ex tdite bus inees. and14 Blat-ed th1 thlis n411 ~ t.hu as thle samre as that. pra [iced by the N ation1al convet,tioun.A cont( eeapitddrnft - 1': to unittee~n :u c, - iu. t.ee, . .. .. . piot of order, R I Dei U deje'-ate 1thh -. It pidd dI,- w'ay (', -Id I ax wh:11 id Lt :,0 V ottLL oi'rr. Mor tool; C 1 v 1 V ay f ecy, A p j . 1 , ;thav wxi-s3 bolght and so. r Ct no t c 'n e .t gag him. A vt w h.1i!0 t Uk O a wott,[I -, toli.U WC stI's mOtioI, and a heavy yVOWu:11(o1 'OLs reC1,unlded througli tho i. I', L 1 2 , Jr.--That's pretty heavy, LI * 61ivt- s, that,'s prtty iii ij icW IL. VotU who are 1ol, lj ;3:-. .j h c ui % utioll. ' u -a er': ca:led fora id the r u ,itry wUjek, a er wz loud laugItUr from the rr to. in- , and tho,y called upon t.he 1C ,9 ma t1ULi; gove it, ' i."Wi. uid-Te roll is called for I- ' A Nix--- XVhO inl the liamb of God cal-A IW7 Lirt roll (With at look of won dw;nent oi hi; face.) I ie Chai.-witi-It, appears that the r lu iave it. [Confusion.J 1 declare Lh;t, Wei(t's mo-)tion is lost. Te c'an.entioIu then took a recuss tlt - 11ine J*Cio :k when it reassew I c com t., t.tt e on crcdntials not be i- i ady to report., the various orators o, Le oparL.- n%eri c.illea upou to air I 'hej elotluecO, which Lnt:y did to the .;mi.iitc aiitwien. oi the auditoru. : .'ew;bury said that, the kind of pol ittxi ilat obta s iu the tepublicai Pir ru in o. a hirolini launiictles me In - 5e; , ' ofivnr. lie ailudlea to the &iurvi , i a kiwoie of orwaoriu4 flow 1 di na u,d otf.1 tik, gaL nerii.g, -wyour I,r At ;t -tj - umade: - -i .is that t .11,cW10L ;h 1,3CU 11 i to -I !401 L&I1; i I' ;IC- -d! 1c id ela ion1e. 1),~~~~~ uOnl t, Pil,ziies.ayui - -. es ub o b A - a Doriay re tit-i to S .: hi (1-1 DI(,l tl : Tt - - t minoity iti,a~ ~ ~ De.tst I-tAcd 1!\.r, l ap ig hjluo to~ * . -IAue i ;I('. 10 * l .i.A .. . Moi.tVa. - o . h nIa v c.t Ow- 11. a . nt u t*spak .om tnirayon de egt ntrutet t ' andl Deas tod ara De I &inct er, A:j%clapi.g nia h :nd 11:.syl ht t cohlt I00 lItI. I.uhdo.w .hi;I3 A hall-dz~~. n .liky otit jumped upi anId iCsI d Den to co-neiahead. Delas- id.t. whipI tany of yo. Lo Yo-i. eido'. t..n y u - :I enA('ite d 4.An iudescrjibable scene. Ia Ahad I e -; j)taled arounid by his rtrt. d. anltI .. 'T thear the epithet,aIp d jut- 4.o I11111. .1 le two f1ictions rorSe to e the11 i1 feet. I m. ma4Le. all kindsl of demon 4;-t. cans t. ;< 4d eaci oth... For a IiAI0t42 ii 10 .(t dO asIf theic e AighAt be Jiln troubb, 1-a. it, blew over. i Web uIe4r delegation wats seated byr iot of til to 43, andi a "job lot" voit a asi tOe on theOlL1L othier contests, iesa.I ,ing,. *al.iili:ar by, the roll of tdee gats as thiuien caed aiid (delegates ii to I saI. l' ia .t .. I I . . c. um o Ch arleston wvas th en elec ni (t. p.ermnit. chaLirman, aind nomiua V' Itin wits then unide for State1 Chair man. t 1D21,' nloinadted Wiebster for relec t ion. ,l'iirvis beg.~m to nolnmiat,e lirayton, 'n Wi4i Nix c;ann- in med4. state td that im toi inlt.ereCst .4f te pealce of the p)arty, I oh. deul Ie! a (ud to be1 aI 4.al1Adate. Purvis aLccont iingiy nIomliated- l'roi. .. WV. Mor is of Columia4. e hch~tillo annoIiLcI d( ( tha.t lhe wasl U autrizeI t o wii VthdrIaw Morris' name,ti in ai i e o1 t:isi, s0oine or his friends vol, ed 1or him. rinc vote restil$*-d as follows: We.b . .te aunm-il i-pasIt one1 o'clock p th more:~ . X.1..liin V 1, j' ,is 0; 4 -:iD er-Pris Simkins, Fred - au i -ae- hi. E. \Villiam-I, 11. 4t Jt I ..!hert,.Ir ,'V ,. Tihomna . it G M it ih 1. F.M--anms, a n i Ia DI-.t - X. E. 1103kin, ... 1' t , . s i I, - Dis' t(e -J's. Wilson, L Ja th ii ic WV. WV. l-arnsey. (. A i ,A. P'. l'rio'Lau. A t -i-uorm was ado1)pted endorsing II ' -son anit '..t c ingiti that Soumthi Car wa V s ai lHepiilhtbhe Stat,e, etc. nI l'-eling he . discusion onL th le plat Ir fora ih f1 l:t,wintg presidentialI elec Ie 1(r1 iere e c:e iL: -iir S 1nt i: ge,-Juo. 11. Tfolbert, WV. F ir t D)ie 'ac'--Biuce 1-1. Wiliams, 'SecowAl D;s'niti-,Jatc PIAe~ower, Thlirdl Jis i iet-dJ. WV. Morris. *Sevth Distrijcl.- .Jose1ph XW. Coldiins.4 10 Th 1CCOmmiAittee repor)t ed a rteintuion to the4. 4n.Ie t ,lu . .t.I V.tt. o.r ., hi.. .I1 j";rity of thw I' citi etors of t i ig bve deri ive'l of tf' op p lfrt u ity to %'W: hv the u i.JIst. legis a an elction jaws I wa d'eIt4m1 (-d i*jte Cxjp dI' 'ft- to pu ' ' for.',ird i, tai tici et. it.* i!.tt A n ir: a n c .ii; co v.a i:s !k. L r-i. tte - c ke t ;in . v (IOtS hi Wa ot )tY'(dIhe I.o,jo i t tiibe i .0 . i i t yoqI Fo lt' 1;hal or the mtbin ) tao ICket. w%as; Cisea.':,t uL c .e count, of thetmprwi-a i!.4 advo eat(-S i", was rot "Iresk-n".vd. M'h t It t th. had buten prepar, l izi r.s followVs: For Governor-E. A WeLl.('r, Or a'gebuir. Lientenant Governor-- Robert Smalls, Beaiforit. Secretary of S iato -i 11. Ilendr'x, Pickens. Treasurer--E. 11. Dcis, )arling tn. Comptroller Gnieral--Georgo Rteid, lBeaufort. Attorney General-,. 11. Fordham Orangeburg. Superintendent of Elucationl--I I. 1. Bennett, Charlestoni. Adjutaiit and Inspec or Gtearal-l A. Towles, Berkeley. After being in sssioi all night the c(-nvention adjurned hi-i m-jorning about 1if e o'Clock. Convorts to iDem cracy. ST PAUL, Minn, Sep eniber 20U.-The D-mocrats of the 2 1 C.ngressio:ul district of Minnesota ar jubilant to day over the iacetssiol to to their ranks of Geu James 11. 1Iaker, for merly Secretary ot Statu ot Ohio, and later Secretary of state and railway commissioner of this State. Tlhese oflies he held as a Repibliian. In 1890 he joined the Aiance and ran for Congress i t1e 2-1 dittrict, being Ileatei, by ofly -182 votes In a dsstricl, whicti, two y.ms lietore had Of M o . ir:. Cowl . -t w. nI itt"!d jor!. a 'w - :n . ao r: t 1 :ltvC r- t ati c till \ ti. d e -i t I I A 'I- ki" i' ' Ad I Ao li ;. )r ,-' j A f, '. ' 1, t . u ofihller : b" o, ie o I 1: r I . t kMa cit:-;, \\ cc. cc;\'e tic), 0 v 1'Ihe ;% - !. : ;.1 '1 . I-iAt a ..; ""A' g:.leity, :idL i 1s .I h e iic ci .:.ciy to ,.ri t M . o . ' rt fo h . - i-tl , il the nitlylhr e for -j'k . I0 I :s iriou ith i H .*f At .. -f t M -t,m F1 t. Oo'! I.,) I, W h lc l o k.N aic e a :uc1 'li I rI tomiUu i'iidenIt 'L to (; i->.t I wv e d t ic t I 1t o I) t!o::mit rk 1 na it1 I 'c'Pe ind tfrit. ofI V lhn & C'.; : to M T. Cl. >n itii; nd Mi. Jordan,~. an taI-le Feapo.t.ua, er Ams :, erd,(ui 1.-- WhVa sai vtur re beicar a ghrion w fshort sr ilccu irred tiIs at 1.erno)on between m m: d I o)'('ock ini front of Ilah &Ii C\(o'sc s-tor iln JLulens :-tree.t. T1''e prine:'n: wv-re M\r 'T. (l. L:ear anid Mr I 11 .Jo(rdani, auid 1hte wea pot iiused w~ere a1 nistot anod doule-barrelled shot1gi. The particulars as gathwred fr'omu eye. wit nesses are as folle wi: L icmar and Jordan mci in .Joa 3.Iy. lek's ),.r r7om1. Both took somethieg to drink and w~all<ced ot' onc lie side wal.k, wvhere they con:menc- d t:lk in. whiea Mr d1ortbri struck Mr L:unar anti they clinchted. Mr lilayiock rani oult and( parted themn, m1al1 Mr J ordan went off. M r Lamiar re-maired um-ar there anod talked inl an exciIed wayi. Iii a short, n~ hiie M r Jo)rdani un>~ve up rapidIiy wvith a shotgun, and bet ore he coulti stop his horse his gutt was di' charge Iinm the air, and he.. jutn ped om. Mr Lamar drew his pistol and fired four or five timeS in rapcid .ucceOsin, at the same time Mr .Jorda.n at-temiptedl to shoot, but his gun filed to fire lie turned the butt of lie gun arid struck Mr Lamar twice over the head. knUocki[ng him dlown at~ thle 11 COnld blown, lie t.hen fell back war<l hi mself . anrd the gun fell to the sid? walk,ani I it went off in the oppbI).ite dlirectiont and the shot lodged ina lie side of a horse standing in the maiddle of the~ street. The fight was stopped at t,his stage. Mr J1ordain (escaped unhuaitrt. Mr L4arnar wvas hulrt. about the heati bit. not seriously. Both men ivere un3 der' the inilluence of liquor at thle timiie. Vefry Queick Work. II I tN(i ( Cal.. Oct. 1.--4 . W . Smi& h at~ o:st.efla. Vettihm~ ' shol, hi is wife an d e'i' 'I". 1h d' th1 -c roat~ w I .eu' Iy r'e . i" Tlb.a! ii the ( d d<.Th Ineti tIo liv'e. Smbh l was taken i:a lef, Ihilmuier :at b o'c!ock last, mght. abot)OI Iifuemta Cb iI a"'la9 :t. with aL rau, a131d had cvery l.h.tn- rod l>r qjitek so;i a, andii tas siooni as the traiin shekened spa ait (XasLalla they 11:111 el ifF anid rushed t'. t,he .spoti where the detpuity~ sheriff o! Smith,i the miurdercier., read.y L.) taiko the Lola t iC pait ty foircedl thle deputn y sheriiff an:] the guard to standi( a''d, adl wh-Je s'.:i,e of the part,y kept the Ofilera cov<riedi, the oilhersI' took Sw Lit a hort disI1tce awa and3 ito haueged himr to ati q k. tree. W ithini ten nbAikte- uIter the tra ~ h.al ed S.mth wacs ai deadl man, Ile sa:c1 '(euthniien, I deC!-erve it. I did wro03 ."~( Bei>r ni!gh huol Ie ha tveni lit Id were back icn their homiesp, Mrsi. SmLIi d:ed at '7130) )'cllck last~ night. LOt NDOCN. Sepjt. 28.-Thec Bii I ikh Con-. sulfat' at. MotzamiibiquleI i iha rport.hu to the Foreign Oiftee t lie di o woning of two 1tnghshmen and lIve G c ma ?s at t,he mouth of the Rtiver Moiia. 'IfTir object was to hunit. anid explre ini the count ry along the river, Tihe party 'left. Heira ab~out .July 1. l'hey rerched t.he mott'-h of the Mouna on Ju lly 8 anf trtcd to land, but the nai' ives miade hotsti;e demnonstrations tca theiy alt chiori d oil shore f or th niiga~h . Oii le moti ig of the 9J. hi I.hoy .starteid ba-'( fo~r I elia, btiIn go ig over1 thie bit the la.t h catsized. All of the par ty ex ee f.. newas dri wnd t 'n I --W:. GOur It v A Wdu-3 !T I C 1 *! t - 'li ,? ON- la:dig. t party w.Y driveii 1 i. Vihoria lto . a-e-s gallI a.r rii w at It, arr t , int ke.pt c,i i--ig ;l cay. A1st of Ithe members o h i- Do!:uccra i,: N ;.tio1 Campaigi Co. ,111tee are in this cit.". Shoertiy Ue!(re to u. it. ex-Mayo Gract, cailed at Iihe ilot-,!i d1(l r.1w1iie: closet.ed with M.r. Ctle-vei1 I*or Itull an houl. oily : Ft er I I e cx-miay arrivill, I)on l. Dickia,'i, of tt Dt imer:alic NvaiM W'-11:UM1 Com1 int ee, wet up t o M rA.Ce ti Otid's roo-m It S UIsderStn1"I that thii 0 local sitiul. tion a111 the propusil tion to run an indept-ind--it locai I;em-wcra!ie Lickt was di.m-usst d. M r. (roce, nowevi r when anked by a rolmrter of the VUi Led Pr-s if it wert Lrue uiit the cw, ferenchii wzis inl riation 1, v the no.nm lati:ng o t i)if d local tic:e t, said ti.l. he W1 - .'iill w.'ttS 114n1 mf-wilon d a,alie ~ n( o:.o. nt- barrass '. l D t baskig im oexpress - Op l Iol '!s to ;t I h Ii I d IIvk l ieI ." 144'p1)ill;( ta m"o "1 1. qui y 'et"i himt 1#y it n i.r-r q-t' f f+ 'es M 4 -.eve 4hum .ad. et.t : m ad,- ;.) ;irr.zu . i, :i., .i t m u ;ii mnakilw: op;-C hI , 0:( -, C1' '4 110,U 'L* I i t J.i :h . - .- - - . i . \ t '- , t 1 j k IL [11 .- L. lt.ie i 1 .t r I) t t.rt Itlcl II so' % hol h I o1llowet i o MI. Clev RlI,3d 1*0om1. \Whvit lin titi emert.t lA" ; w tel'((m A ::- trOm-; thte r:, ' ) 1 i r:; htll 'l- vi- t. lie repli . th :. he 141d .. 1 L ut h,at cluent A 4Ov4e 44ut , blit 2ajht'. ir:,I tt 4sehir; it j)ilbije. Whlt 4ptlti4ped ;Is 14 n hiether' he hadi referenceI '> any13 act~ 1or I aken41 by' i h Sta.' (.''nnaIit ee, Mr ('roCker 4tC ubod 1.4. str 4.. A fler len, 11t% the 14 t(el, Mr.. (Croker une t .'ssr porte t(l I at Sta'144r 1 liili'4t) was at dihe COn 14re!!eu. A 4-aro. atm,d a4 Mur de>~r. - DEA I.1>woon, S. I )., O :t. 2.-,- Phi Ba.ptist e un- at1 411 i s, plac , valued4 a i $12.000)1., wa 1destroye1')~ct! by d4 e early) ti. mUorn1im1. Tihe (4 chrc ha but,1 reL centl by'r:en411 co'de44ed, Thl tirie is s1)ppoase to hive I r 'en the work( of an1 meen'lia4ry Durn Wi prol4rms ol LI e Iirne a lir onmed(4. N: u!tou. hee':ime involvedi in qu:Irrel, I hich re.,u I .d minlie phsiiaii guilag elors 41) thi"( idleco ua Spu o1) 1)4 Lvice inl 'lie body1. ki11l44l i-ti ] T'.' murdent4' r -I i h.4.4 I' nt4t 44d 4ieut w I !. br4's w 4: ). Tirh t. x.-.:enn-i t, iS ii N'-w York14.' Vatn4. IL FJ(: 'Als, Te;i' .. iSt , 3Jl ). Colnt 4, '.be 1) lt.4 r;th1~ 1 :'<d4 lon:i! l 'X'ci !~ v Caui'', has r--in.4 ed irolm a1 vis; of s-ve..1 .vi . ; to the Ilen.ocrait, 44 h4lnr'i e.r; i) N '' Ybri., and to) a A sit1 cid 'r I repri ,41ntat) VeP tidi'at. 4f ca:rr '.-g New~ York by step on' U ane end 44f Ii i let) 1 lrIdge wvIt a liajor1 ity of1 11, J, and2 CIh Pelan wdiI 4-tel. on ll hlt I) win a maIjorit o)f I ud,t)44.. Whbi t V a (l othier i4en4der phice 11he liguries higaer th~ m t,I4s im what. I y. iv you ~ 13 .( conservat! ive) a1 IL reliabtl' (est)ilit 44. \v .th~t ta A sh1 4)rn. W "i' '444 i N i o . 4 C )~4I4., )t. I".--ily I 1 bhIOl ait i-.1tie Iiver4I. S (C.., for Lv mfikt F4outhLI oa the moul)1 '.1 ol Ithe. Ca( Fe1' 1 fliver. They were'( ladhi to L a1 rl StatO Of decompostj)).414Iion4). !'he head4. a, So.no wrtekauge came1( aisimre, andi t,is suppl)c<30i to be0 of someO v4esselfounden oilf t,he ..as1t,, hit, there i-s n iri.t aI'lk tile wreckaige to in'lcat,e I.,be 4ame i t.he V 88se' 0r aLe ht 4)n w.s scho ner A 5. Goh.lom, whIu1h 8aih for W.rm.ugtu 4,44m l 'rt, 11 iya8l S. (. 8eptnimi1n 2i 4.wahi i.bfi4i4)L( ..L F'EGULIAP% MA 1NE-SS. \it Old Coiurv.fl 1:ii Y.aniam no l e 1)! nct:01ol 2i, a., 1. t.-Mad! the mim.t ho)(u.-ht stikes8 or1 '2 to our1 ~ hats. ol ari'us dUCt. c_OIi'.ed: by a n~ lum it ofI reaslJn, thial w h:IV e rsi' And t L at loar.uil ol,ill a hs &we :I!1 ur:v mrSOMO Iek 'W'_.I they tre P ILe :tre .I! r, w i a over tC kll in. ol' his i Lhe ('n1e that Dicke-is o gravhicL lY defib i, mal we have t. one f wid mild aud Imtlek (lX)"irt'-1 t1n, who woui d .utletr Itmh riatihec tLri Iujure his Ue1 low mall, It io of II lait.r iktiAd UmU i a C11rouli :le rereporter camte icross only vester. f day. His tiaie is 'ud Wil-sonl. 11 I 5 olor d Ilan abou GO yeari old, who ws pu1. m11 jail sole live da, 8 11o ol accounti or losimg his mind. Several y%n ar's past Ie iWas the lmreman It, at B ,itiratils & Joplin's brick yard whti hey wvere in busines,,. lhe cause o! h>sinl., his muitld ik atiribmed t the Io;s ci hII., proietiy. Ilis Iuiuh ir vagor:C .11nd noiioni are laught,il.!e and at Lhe vatine tiue i a moilst piuiful 811--dht it) t a. ach lim o t,bt ou,.h his tl'ot mo. - His great. hobby k tihi t N a steai -ilgim.e a110 fill hours al a inime hI will i piul a,lnd blow like one. ie will rnil "iind nItId around his c0 ll in imtation j au cII!Iw n- ulf ?pe.,. 'vbhis'i-a 11 ! - a and -otapinv "it fei-v t i !- .t allow pat >eu:ers ! !t. I -0 it onl. From 61- Ie will take a L. blkiF. a. 1,:!"?J-: 1n1 h ce'l a.1,1 I . , i % 1 : !I - I' 11 1 ;i I .* ILL rvmal w'm spik-- 1to(! Ih ii ii e bl - th'th- r - . . ;D111'11.11- ."NatJOL-1 ( oAIut,i. t . .it t 1 0t.t' Vo-dyit that le dIi-overed eVi de :4o gi-altic plet onl . p:nt ol 4-' : 1 tb n btIc,)!oIt ; New Y mk Ne ' rsy am~i 11Ii inua wit color %, v% er-. ''ht vvit!lie, Harritly said, V. sI compkffic .v L I hat ie wi r f .i 'o thll'. r im cotinl y i r - d S0 : the hictut les ferred hstOtng r a ticai4r id giviag tirections [or 'ceckaittinIg the pht. I(airby is thorouighly convinced, ho Says, that the liopubliCan commil.tee, through 'Dave M!rtLm" o" P?hilad-Aphia, hatsorganizedl it a plt . to carry Ildiana by Frauds tar iiore'.X extesi ve thiinl thu ftamous Ii "bllocks-,t- Live" schtemze wvolked hi lo,- i diana in 1888. T1he locality selected inii N ew .Jersey tor' thle cent~re of negro ) voL ig co(lones is saIid to be lItlh waiy, -and New .Jersey Stat e and countty colin iinitte'e have been?i putt oni their guLard. "A sItric.. w chi will bei kept on Martin mLail his co-I du,prers~ in the alleged plot L.o coloiz~e votel s, aued if the mnachinery I of the law will he invyoked to Ifs iilles't power .1'The anniiouncemiient hasi creat- I tcircles. I larrit,y says his evidence is C very ci rcum st antiat lid dietini te andu I hie will fight, to the bitter end. Tate hot ini New York. Ni:m, Yoi:m, Sept. 30 --Mr. (Crokier was seen by a reporter of' the I 'nited l'ress today at TVammany ILiall; :isked con'lcerning the rumors about nlomnina timig a third ticket. iIe said that, so far as5 T1ammiany flail's ticket is COnl .cernnied, it, could do nto injuLr. . ItL Siigh. not, lie said, I ujuLre tne national I Iicket , but, t,here woulII be dai.er of sutch a ticket helpi n Go eleet, a l (:pub I lican United States senator t o succe. d hliscock(, lin uch as it wonid( aflford anl oppor'ttunity for t he trading ii v 4tes for as emnbly men. One dis' rict, he deci red, might change the iiut ire' Scomplexion of the legislati're an: prt v'-it the election or . lngai *"niat or. Tl'u politic1a situat,ion in New 'York st to wasi still f-irther c.ipillicatedl to r nit~ b.v the falhre of the D)emocJrat - e, ic State commui,te to nlouinjat,e a e iidi t date for chiel j ustice of' the Court ot (' A ppls~L. As statte'I ini the call,* the committee was ca:lled Lto order for the. piy rpose orflnonnulating a chief jost ice, -atu- the faict that this was not donle wasi a surprise to the umninitiatedi. It ii had b20en tacitly understood that the .9 nonalisniloni was to fall to Judaige Uiss If W. P.eckmnan, buit it is probable that hi the action *f the County Democracy 1 on Th'lurday nIght, when it declarid y for indepenident local nom inlations, so '$ iiocensed the State commiitt-- that it ad t t'redI its de~termniation, or at least Iibiistponied the noiniot.ion "unitii as sured that the third ticket idea has been abandoned. It was also Stated t,bat the failue to nominate was (due to thle 1 oppostioni of Hugh McLaulghlill, who -has a cauididate in the piermson o)f 0 William C. Dewitt, of Brook tyn. 3 It is openly asserted that shouildl t hi r Anlti-Snffappers persist in inmi rig 't tiirdl ticket, the State committee would if retaliate by noniinating Mr. D)ewitl d .Jutdge Earle, or pos.,ibly Ju tdge Isaac 3Maytnard and that, the postponiement of j3 a lion ination was for thle piirpose 01 ol giving the Ant i-Snappers time to con sider the situat ion. A <ommittee conisisting~ of1 W. Bourke Co)ckran, Jaimcs W. Ridigwa.y and C (linton lleckw ithi nas appointed to dle P1cide all (questions in regard to the elec .toral ticket. The tl.r t Comi)ittee . menl were oppos"l t o Clovelan'st nom k. .imial ion at,i,,g Four 'Jwb'u TWmodn,d Inl ap tW r.eLa tLi '~ V J U N-1 0 1! 111 P- 1U 'i'.i m::s l .s.. .ii ' ov i b n tt . -. b .,11 . :h . 1, i-k, , . ir ' ' . t :.j t. (AVIAe of L!n;' WI22tLi l' t lt 'Ald i e I .,:e ti itmld 1u.C TL Obw o -t.Ck'i !rt)[11 C bilk dt aiuc LI e m. A iti11-1 1 : i W : - e'a. it ,rt ili I'- , l tp --nt fi 11. h uk m a h etuIno the rer 6LIZV'1 'Ah- I'waCh h rL--d to l he hi k , bii a I'..iV 1 Ilde %v I,,o C1L1Uwded.) A L"" atthe-ra b vlr r'all . ),'tall r'. T'ihty at I'o l tte m ts - t ith1. 1 ra or s, ait l, r 2ptr phe u.sueLitto'i h I14 %V:'k kill e and litally w iirdt-1 atteriL'8 . h1eaiKli ' woundI d. Th.d are' L'lice t:!-/,evs 3 e A ..'70 ; W ( O It.aly ial o,nt se. u :011, w un . -'ilu iA1met:8 ei UPi; Kibud I.d %N,u.-d arv -11 iiot ou ma .'. IiOn InI iuly kotulliid li hlr clt lun 1 T atllies e t he "l itz ,! zu lhiled w,-v Ut% 1acstial (,. T. Glul(,It Mare k, vo '1ci ThAmn Toa .ttt A \ . a.e ':r.,; tio e la L i W t - -S 1'.PA I UJ I A hiid (: t ' 1'1o la! It. It : ..'. O t ), - . i - U&-1 '' iitla aCt hOi -i tc 0 1 a1h. i .C-a t-a, c . itr 'I a '41' 1)1 28ay be i' tht il:e nt'i u iui et d, Il. 09L i uti .3ii i ll.,I ii'dri' r O t ICT.iIl i L, aI Nit ii u . a m--r. Miu ureI(i'>ta .V' iii iiibbeau cmine was at VI.I i.1t Oh ,Untdsnscm its ac, oned ti the 8a ' piv in s of I.he :Ir a1 2 le.Iiibli Oi lea'r: ad iec m 1rVa 212 V.i 1 Le i'iti' , t ini yt. 0!; i Lao the couchision Ihat th- liiipubb:inl Jrt ii buibl' n un a ' Irae it a-141 I'thall2 t:.he~ it. 11 a l t. o ii JOO ve I ir' eme', andC' i:iry take mlore. t.han 12 Wo) bdi)tt.!r 0C mley~ :aud La .-'Zeater cumbir gc1cl-vs t iCr. l.h civ; war to VlUt'e it, O It. 2 11LiL. P c is dt c t''ll a a. (f theI s'io; s iv whh-h the venti to( t. l aorr Ii,.;en it wii~~eol not t is a heIto iiii rhilfI Ilhe hit i 11 tueme'iywm t o th, rapd 11>,vthC >lulai e)mmtry), itth leau- i ! a'hu ex-LI sp0 t' 0f 1' )milih- ize b l'W eot'nu . I prc3terewou ,i'tt' be ity demandll ' for112( larkand h1( wouldt be a'"tt :orr apo: . OiL 'iw as~ al the ae .i iltk!tiU.'i 1 BIrg sanii 12 n r':t i' c w a. un . r h an th e NIl e i() hi:, brker adjuYI' 1ed2 by the sitl'y eatd part y. lc2,ues KICKED A PAPiR BAG. STARTLING RESULT OF A GIRL'S EX PERMENT IN BROOKLYN. trdQn"' 4, lWhIch Jarred the Neigh ,rhooiadr it'stlt of Invostigattion.-Apparently a Vt!r. Pr-actic.0 Joke, NE w YoRK, Oct 1.-People in the vicluity of1 the Garfield building, oppo s1e the Brooklyn city hall, were thrown into i state o great excitment thi- morning about 10 o'clock by the explusion of what gossip says was a iiynnute bomb. but what the police ascrt was a paper bag Illed with giant torpcdoes, At all events there was a very loud exploslon., which shook the im ved:ate neigtborhood and sent fear to the hearts of all who heard it. The Garfield building is filled with offices. It was directly in front of the entrance to the building that the explosion bc surred.What appears to be an ordinary paper bag that some one had cast away was lound on the sidewalk. As Lena Buriis, aged 15 years, was passing the building one ot her feet struck the ob siruction, when immedi'itily there was Lilt explosio% whiah threw her several lect. Sie was not hurt., but the shock to her nervous system made it several minutes before she sufliciently recover L-d ,l) proceed. One of her shoes was j wiy torn aul cut, ex-Mayor Hunter w. o1i the street about 100 feet from o:h!re - the explosiion occurred, and olre people advanced the Idea that the ;)tructLhn was intended for him. Not it persoa was iuju:ed, although it street was pretty well crowded. Ctit polic, as itim.ated, scent the idea a it was a dynarnite bomb. They say *m, b .ve it was the doirg of some ia a.il joker whto wanLed t- create -1atI,,n1. No arrests have been . lT si-lwalh was not cracked, .'as t 1 aiia')e of any kind save shoo. and the shock to her -i ' sug;a,n u. noon di h-: explosive was a paper 1 b anld ful".natin g ais ied in fireworks. h1'._ :i that he saw the *'orm.i h:n P4 ,y Iilrta 'nei Doatni. hiLge i been looking C h_,0, y c, third parties for the t: 4?xiri who havo stray t Lao pecole's party. Hero C:nton Demiocracy; born d i e s:nnue year. uO ant msnia0c party i Is -I!,, tli-,glh such men as ar o, Weed, Clay, and ti ed with it, its exist r '.:' liberty party; born in 1.ourti. Free soil or abolition party; r' iWI; (died in 1652. th . Th. outheirnl states rights i u -.ti 15~>2, aud died bhe same : h. , A tmurican or know-noth . 'n iu 1853; died in 1860. .enT. The liberal republican rffy; born in 1872; died sAie year. Eigith. The temperance party's OI'th a nd death occurred in 1872. N inth. The labor reform part came into and went out of existence in 1872. Tutith. The American national par ty was born in 1875; died in 1876. Eleventh. The greenback party was bori in 1872; and died in 1880. Twelfth. The prohibition party -Aa Litional paty was born in 1876, and asi: been dying a slow death ever Ltirteenth. The national party was L)orni ini 1579, and died the same year. F'ourteenth. The national liberty pmrty w as ijorn and (lied in 1879. Fifteenxth. TI hi e greenback-labor arty was born in 1882 and died so jiuietly that I he exact time isunknown. Since 1872 probably a dozen different parties, all more or less tinctured with sommxuunismn and socialism, have lourishxed for a short time. lFollo wing the greenback-labor party :same. the union-labor party, when Br'er 'itreeter wvent down with a forlorn ioj,e. And now comes its ill-fated suc Jessor', the people's party to "put forth ilhe tenrder bnd of hope" and have it tipped by early frost tis fall. LonIg-Chertshed Vengeance. .1I.\ CK SON VIL LE, .Fla., Sept. 28.-clov i'tior Fleming has ordered the Ocala lUiika to assist the Sheriff of Marion County in protecting York Ballard, a prisonier, fromi ly nchers. Yesterday lallard, lay in wait for Charles Schae lt , anid when hie appearedl approaching his o wn house in a wagon, Ballard shot nd( imstantly killed him, lie then sur renutered himself to the Sherli!. T wo years ago Ballard and Schaefer's step. sonm were both in love with the same garl. She favored the latter. Ballard I heii begani to send scurrilous, insulting anid obscene letters to her throuth the umils, ior which he was tried, convict edl arid sentenced to eighteen months in the Coluimbu.s, Ohio. penlitenitiay lie was releasedl about a week ago arid returned directly to Ocala to carry out his threat made at the time of the trial to Schaefer as soon as he was a free man, Schaefer had been the prin cipal witness against him and the popuilatce are indir;naut at the murder anid threata of lynching are made. 'he rifles are 'ow under arms and t'1e pbeople are 1uieting down. Murder by Wholesale. sa FIIA NUISCO, Sept. 28.-A short titme ago a mani calling himself Dr. lleury C. Beale, his wife known as Nelli haven, and Hlattie k. Graham, were arrested, charged with the mur. dier, malpractice, of Mary Carroll, the young daughter of a Petalumja county farmer. Beals forfeited $10,000 ball and disappeared, but the women are still mi prison. The Examinar thig moning says that, according to the s tory 3 of a Mrs. Montrose, Ileale has commit ted a number of murders in this Ici4). l'he woman says that Beale used her hiouse' f or tein months as a private hospital. D)uring that priod he had about lift3' patients, anid tere were no, lun er than forty children born alive hib tne house, not one of them being per ixtte to live. Beale either chioro- * 'rimed or drowned his helpless victims, at ter whichj he weighed their bodies ani thirew them into the bay,. or orq.