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JdMF ii rsw' I lit try A -J 1 BUFFALO, N. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1832. V.PRICE OXE CLWr. I 4 ARTHUR IN NEW YORK. VOVi CORNELL ON BRIBERY.

DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION. MYSTERIOUS POISONING. FIKSTINTHEIIOME. SECDND EDITION Be (lamill a CaadldnteWhe Beellnesa POTATO PANCAKES THAT ONE IOVNOSTER TAKE BOARD IN HM ANNOUNCES THAT HE THERE TO BOSS THE ELECTION, EXTERMINATED THE BEQER9. vniliUf Mentlnatlen.

Albauv. 0( 1 28. Gov. Cornell has writ ten the following letter to Hon. L.

W. Croiik bite, of Bandy Hill: TBE NE1FS BOYS' LODOlNO-HOtTSE. sTWO O'CLOCK. Preparatory Work Rapidly Pushed For Motatr and don Dead anaT the Slighter Nos Wot Oat al Uaasor-Tlie Basnaaar ward-Tha Borne aad It Appointment "Although personally a stranger, will you permit mo to offer my respectful and sincere congratulations on the manly and honorable stand yon have taken In declining to se 1 Theorr ol the Oqie-Ttro Baby the Least STAR ROUTERS EXPOSED What the t'omniliieea are Uvlanft Parade aad Mass Mootlna ToahHW-aptWhes by M. A.

reran aad K. J. VMndln. The Cleveland Guards, Cleveland Corps, 66' Clubs, the Tug and Dockmen's Clubs, and the 1st, 2nd, 3d, 8th and 13th Ward Chilis will indulge in parade tonight James Rear don is tbe Chief Manual and Miller's Band will furnish the music. The parade will start from Main an1 Terrace at 8 P.

M. and the various organizat'orw intending to participate wlH meet early eaWBgh to ena-le them to get into line- jn ornptly. After the parade the clubs will attend the masss-meeUng In St Stephen's Ht 11 when Hon. Martin A. Forau an Hon.

E. J. Dt-mdin. of Cleveland, will Affected of All. Work on the Newsboys' Home in Pearl ftreet is rapidly progressing, and although- A singular and mysterious1 case of poison cure tne seat to uongresa under the conditions required of you by the local party manager.

The tendency of recent yean to ing ocvurroa yesieraay in toe ramuy of Alois Reger. who keeps a grocery aud beer recurs political results Dy corrupting voters Foreman LlCkSOn 8 ACCUSatlOnS Of by the extravagant expendittires of money ise institution is not yet ready for work a waif from Clyde, I. YT, put in an appearance yesterday afternoon. He was scrubbed and put in a presentable condition. The work of cleaning and ecrubbinr tbe build- saioon at nose ana canton streets.

Two deaths have been the direct result of the poisoning, and the other members of the il. la one of the most alarming features of our -Bribery the ReSUlt Of a Conspiracy. times, and it Is a wholesome demonstration household ware in a fail way of Whelriato Premises of omro as a Beans of Maklna Tote for Folner-Aa Aadacloaa Interferon ee With Local OolMlovernniens. special to EVsmrno News.) KBW York, Oct. 87.

The arrival of President Arthur htre to stay, as reported, till after election hap crtateda great deal of excitement in politico circles. It is looked upon as a direct attempt to use the whole power of the national government to influence local election. The OommercicU jscirwrtiVrv, says toxlay; The Presideitt reachod UMs oity last even-irv and announce by authority that he isaere for the purpose of disciplining the city machine so that its full feres and power wilrbe so perfected that it will make ther citizens' movement sueevss. Ncthing so audacious has evsr been seen Intherpoiiticaef the country. It is understood Ifaat the frosideat's visit has a widor ing, a-iih thn avi.tin nf thabaaoniont.

wueu uiu-miuueu uiu.eu fetuses 1.0 en speak on the The courage tnia oisgniceiui ana corrouing sys-tern. Your position In the opinion o( all was compietea lass evening ana everything was in readiness for the painters to begin exercises will Jwgtaat 0 clock. THe Denis, are organizing for a- monster to .4 i. 1 "A PLOT TO DEFEAT JUSTICE. good citizens is far more honorable than a dozen terms in Congress, as a result of bribery and corruption.

With sincere respect when excursion traits will be rutftoand work iius mtrning. 'A no cleaning has been very thorough, aud most of the rooms have been handsomely papered, something that was much needed. Several donations of furniture have bee received, aad, of course, more is desired. Mrs. Dr.

Gay Testerdav asnt a linrenn. ana esteem, ows very truly, "AEONZO B. from the city. Hon Thomas Kinsetta, the editor ef the Biooaijfn tJagte and' Hon, John Ifc Fellows, of New York, will meak. Meyor Cleveland and Bkyor Hill wi'l be present Bribery Talked of In the Jury Room to A Prevent Conviction.

Latest and fullest newsby telegraph in tomorrow's Sunday News. HB8. SCOriJLZE CRAZi. THE BULLS AHEAD. lounge, chairs and picturos.

One trouble experienced by the matron last night was that there was no gas nor light in the house save a small tallow eandlo. the ravs OIIOntaHone Advaaee Akata-etterdicr of which were inadequate to spread eiful- sigmfU-ance thaa- the succee of the city tickot A'dosperate effort wfll be made by means et' wholemle promises of office to turn vot for Folger. Friemhl of the Presi dent say be can usi several thousmd clerkships and1 can wieliV a strong ecret' influ jowjvery at noon, xue itegers were respectable, well-to-do people. The husband is o5 years of age and a strong: man, the wife was a handsome woman of 31, aad the family consisted of three children, Frank, aged Edward, seventeen months. Yesterday being Friday Mrs.

Reger prepared some potato pancakes for dinner, the family obeying the regulation of the Catholic church tn regard to abstaining from the use of flesh food on that day. The family all ate the pancakes. Frank soon after he returned to school was taken sick and bad to go back to his home. About that time Mr. and Mrs.

Regerwere attacked. Boon after Annie and the baby were prostrated. Dr. Packwood and Dr. Harrington, who were summoned, found the usual indications of arsenical Ipoisoning, and proceeded to prescribe the proper antidotes.

Frankie, however, was so far gone that he could not be induced to swallow the medicine and he expired shortly afterward, Mrs. Reger tossed in bed in agony until midnfght, when she died. Before she ex-pired she told Coroner Fowler that she had made the pancakes the same as she had always made them. She didn't know that OICKSONS ARREST ORDERED. gence over a tne space.

Supervisor Lyman Cornwa'l. who is on Bales. (SPtJOIA'a- TO Til EVCMTCtHJ HEWS. Braiohbs Oct 28 The balls took a neif ence in tins way. lease of life on 'Change yesterday, and drove tne Dews to tne wall tneir willing ness to scoop the large blocks or oil un the Board's Committee on Chanties, visited the Home yesterday, a nil expressed his interest in the undertaking.

He hoped there would be no sectarianism or discrimination in its conduct, and was of the opinion that it could not fail to be a success, So far as it was within his power he would do all he could to promote its welfare. New Oct President Arthur has leased Ms Lexington a-venue restdenc from Nov. and it ia" understood hi sister-in-law 'chiIdrB3- will remcve tJ 'Washington PROGRESS OP TUH Rig ffALXt loaded dori'ig the two sessionrof the day. Ojiening at US qnotations advanced rapidly to 9-U, varied little to a downward grade, but as quickly recovered and rtised amid great excitement at 95, the highest figure tor several days. Sales, 1,931,000" barrels.

BIO STRIKES IN PARIS. hho Kurape front the Cenrt Reoni-Her Hon la-La tr la Jail. Chicago, Oct 28. The Scovllle insanity case was given to the jury yesterday afternoon. George and Louis Scovllle reiterated their conviction of the Insanity of Guiteau's sister.

During the cross-examination of Mrs. Fanny Scoville Harper, eldest daughter of the couple, her nusbaad, Wm. Harper, who was drunk, attacked Mr. Blanchard, counsel for defense, and was-sent to jail for ten days for contempt Before the Scoville case was given to the jury Mrs. Scoville left the court room and fled from the city on an eat-bound train.

The jury returned a sealed verdict. Mr, ftecrtlle Declared Iasaae. SPECIAL TO TUB EVENING NEWS. Chicago. Oct 28.

The sealed verdict in Mrs. Scoville's case declares ber insane. A sensation was created this morning1 when her counsel, Mr. Blanchard, announced that she had been misBing since 6 P. M.

yesterday, and made a motion for a new trial. Tho motion will be argued In a few days. Scoville has detect Twenty Thousand Hen Golns Oot -Troubles o. ri. rU Presentation.

Mr. Charles-Boardinan, who has been re -there was any poison in the house, and she at Lyoas Constantinople, Oct 28. Derviseh Pasha ceiving clerk for several years of the Street Railroad Company, resigned yesterday to fiau never bad any use for anything She moaned about her dead boy and implored the doctor to save her baby. Mr. Reger was so ill that he could not hold his head up, but this morning when an is a prisoner in Yildiz Kiosk and is completely secluded.

It is supposed the Sultan fears he might make revelation regarding accept a position in the Custom House. Last evening conductor J. W. Farrell and James nis mission to r.gypt Holmes, of the-ruagara street line, called on Mr. Boardman at tbe office, and in behalf Evening News reporter visited the house he Madrid, Oct 28.

Marshal Serrano. Gen was feeling much better. The doctors had of the conductors and drivers of the Niagara street and Belt lines presented him wita a handsome heavy seal ring. He expressed his thanks in suitable words, and hoped both been there, and they thought there would be no more deaths in the family. "Have you no idea of how the poisoning eral Doniinguez and Senors Rlos and Balla-guere, representing Democratic and Dissident Liberals, have signed- a programme agreeing to combine and demand the restoration of the constitution of 1809.

razserald lie Mi the LeMtt-Btn Scores Be. hoc Boiled Up. York, Oct 27 Toon, FitzgeraM 473r Noremac Hughes' 44ft- Herty 445 Hart 431, Vint 1 P. M. Fitzgerald 48t, Noremac 455,.

Hughes 450, Herty 450, Hart 84, Vint 410. P. M. Fitzgerald Noremac 4(rt, Hughes 450, Herty 454, Hart 43. Vint 413.

8 P. M. Fitzgerald Noremac 473, Hughes 453, Herty Hart 199, Vint 415. Hughes complains of the management of the walk and threatens to quit' The management is i7000 in debt and discouraged. This accounts for Rowell and Eaaael withdrawing.

Mrs. Borr's Caae Adjonraed. The case ot Mrs. Herr, alias- Fancher, the embroidery swindler, charged with using the mails for fraud, was adjourned yesterday afternoon to November 146hl and she was allowed to go on her own recognizance. No evidence was shown that she had written the postal cards.

occurred!" was asked of the bereaved hus band and father. Paris. Oct 28. A strike is threatened on that the friendly feeling which had ever existed between himself and all the men would befcontinueUVevon though he was no longer one of them. "I have been- thinkine'it all over.

The ives looking for his lost wife. She is probably now in Canada. The woman took her little daughter Bertha with her. E. Monday of 20,000 workmen, including cabinet-makers, upholsterers-, rafters, roofers and lathers.

The socialists are endeavorinz It is safe to say tint there Is more har to influence workmen to stand out NEGRO RIOTERS AT BAT. only poisonous substance in the house was some insect powder. I have thought that perhaps the poison might have come from Paris green which the farmers sometimes put on potatoes to kill the potato bugs. Seme of the poison might have been left oa a potato, and in oeelinz it Latest dispatches from Lyons indicate mony today among officers and men of the Buffalo Street Railroad Company than ever existed before, which accounts for the excellent manner in which the public is now served. If Ther Relane to anrrender and Are Fired On that the excitement is- abating, and confidence in maintenance of order is being One Killed, Five Camund.

Rushstlvania. Oct 28i Colored An official note has been published regard the green might have got into tbe potato and poisoned that That is the only thing I can think of." ing tbe recent riots and outrages at Mont- ceau-les-Mines and Lyons. They ore said Beside her father in the bed was little An to be isolated occurrences, instigated bv an nie, whose pale face showed the suffering (y, Regular Prat Ditpatchei. Washington, Oct 28 Two warrants were issued last night for the arrest of Foreman Dickson of the star-route jury. The fires was based on the recently published affidavit of Juror McNeely, charging an endeavor to improperly Influence the jury; the other on affidavits of Brewster Cameron, Henry A.

Bo wen and Judge Hoover, of Arizona, charging Dickson with conspiracy with George W7 Driver, a restaurant keeper, and others to get money from the United States through Brewster Cameron for the purpose of impeding justice. Brewster Cameron's sworn statement gives details of Dickson's efforts to be introduced to him. He declined: to meet him on account of evil reports he had heard. Cameron refused to see Dickson, but told Merrick and Kerr what he had heard. Merrick ridiculed his suspicions, and said he had no doubt Dickson had information for the department about bribery.

Both Merrick and Kerr advised him to see Dickson. He went to Driver' and saw Bowen talking with Dickson, but Bowen said Dickson would see Cameron later privately. Cameron replied Dickson bad had time enough to make any statement he wished to. Bowen said if Cameron would remain over night he would learn that Dickson wanted money for his verdict Cameron said he could not wait and took the evening train west. Cameron further said he never talked with Dickson or authorized any one to address Dickson with a view of Influencing the jury, and concludes his affidavit by asking the Attorney-General for a recorded vindication.

The affidavits of Bowen and Judge Hoover are mainly corroborative of Cameron's. The second part of the statement by Wells, of star route bribery cases, was made public last evening. It reviews the court proceedings where the judge said he didn't want the question of briberv raised in the jury room and arraigns Dickson for disregard of instructions as disclosed by several jurors. It claims that Dickson's statement bears evidence of deliberate design on its face, but is decidedly inconsistent; reviews all the affidavits in the case and enters into a long argument to show Dickson's design was to smirch the prosecution and delude other jurors into a verdict of acquittal, and concludes with a statement that the facts now presented are all the special attorney has been able to get on the subject and that Dickson, when asked for other proofs of his statement had none to offer. Dickson, when arrested today, will be taken directly to the police court and will fee prepared 'to (rive bail in any amount.

-The case is likely to go over until Tuesday and be called np at the same time as those of FaU and Payne. The defense say they will have no further statement to make until they make it in ceui i CAMERON'S LOST STATE. organized society whose leaders remain Ask Year Physician And he will tell you that Buchu is one of the beet, surest and safe remedies for aiding, eticiifitliening and cleansing the kidaovs. It is one of the ingredients of Hops and Malt Hitters. tno.to.w-tr roughs here amused themselves last night by breaking into houses and terrorizing women.

This aroused the whites, and they arose en masse. They overtook the colored miscreants and demanded their surrender. This they refused, and the whites opened ffre, killing one desperado and capturing five others. Bne nad undergone. Bhe called for some ice while the reporter was in the room.

Annie abroad. The government is watchiDg proceedings and has means at disposal to repress illegal acts everywhere, and will act energetically to maintain public order. The note declares there is no ground for public alarm. bad vomited only a few minutes before, and she was not yet out of danger. The baby Edward was being -wheeled about the sidewalk in front of the house by VERY LATEST NEWS, some motherly little girls living in the The newspapers publish the text of the "Picabd" in tomorrow' Simday News.

Mr. Tllden's Letter, Greystone, Oct 20, 1883. Dear Sir: I have received your let government manifesto against the anarchist league of Geneva. It declares the anarchists to be enemies of religion and of all employers of labor and owners of property. Henri neighborhood, lie appeal's to have been the least affected of all, probably because he ate very little of the poisonous cakes.

He looked pale and bis eyes were underscored wiih bluish lines which indicated that he had been quite sick. Coroner Fowler arranged to empanel a jury today and a post mortem examination will be held es the two dead bouies. Dr. Davidson will analyze the remnants of the pancakes, also various articles of food rtocneiort denies tne statement coat tne French Socialists have malntainod any re Warm and threatening weather. Tom Allen, the English pugilist, has arri veil in cw York.

Noble's Explosive- Works, Ayrshire, England, have becn wrecked by aa explosion of botnlis aud shells. Several workmen were) killed. Ten persons have been indicted in Ireland for the murder of the Joyce family. Aralii's captured letters show that the Sultaa incited him to resist the BritUh. Cetewayo has been restored to Lis throne.

Detectives Morin and Donovan returned today from Cleveland, where Allen aad Jackson, the two horse snludlers arretted here, are on trial. Turbox is still at liberty. lations with the Geneva anarchists. ter, and in reply I hasten to say that in my opinion the excellent ticket nominated at Syracuse is auspicious of a reform administration in the executive government of the State. The large classes of independent voters who, during my administration as Governor, honored me with their support, included many citizens who were then first attracted to take an interest in public affairs; many others who had not been before-clas The Bunk or iagnrtu The organization of the Bank of Niagara That accretive bower Commission.

The Sewer Commission met yesterday, and after a secret session told the reporters that all they did was to appoint Messrs. Beard and Nellany ae a committee to procure the assistance required by Engineer Prince, the representative of Col. Waring, in making the surveys, and to rent a room for the benefit of the engineers employed on the work, and furnish it with the necessary conveniences. Fewer Fallnrcs Last Week. New York, Oct 28.

Bradstreet's report 137 failures in the United States during the past week, 4 less than the preceding week and 20 more tbarutbe corresponding week of last year. Reports state that S. R. Ben-son bankers, Union, Iowa, have assigned. They employed a capital of $10,000.

HELLENWOODy Oct. 28. Hellen-wood Coal property is in the hands of the Sheriff. Capital Not sentenced lor Amusement. Judge Hammond this morning sentenced Charles O'Hara, to the Penitentiary for three years.

On hearing the sentence O'Hara requested the court to send him to Auburn instead of the Penitentiary, the Judge answering he was not sentenced for amusement, but for a punishment. O'Hara's mother was in court and the spectators were mend to pity for the old lady. for a Broken Ankle. In th County Court this morning a sealed verdict was received in the case of Peter Mullen, who grought suit against the city for having his ankle broken by a detective sidewalk on wost avenue a year ago. The jury awarded him If 360, $G0 more than was tound in tbe bouse.

This morning the house was -eisited by at Niagara Palls has been perfected by the election of the following directors and officers 2 Directors S. Jewett, Buffalo; J. many of the neighbors. In the- room adjoining the parlor lay the two corpses covered with white sheets and a burning taper on the table at the heads of the biers. The funeral will take place next Tuesday moraing at St Boniface's Church.

sified as partisans ana a large numoer wno broke away from their party ties, and gave their adhesion to a system of politics which promised to purify administration and to elevate the siandard of official morality. They were numerous enough and powerful enough to hold the balance of power in F. Bchoellkopf, BuBalo; U. Howard, Buffalo; Henry C- ISoward, LaSalle; A. M.

Cbesbrough, LaSalle; Henry Jewett, Buffalo; Wm. C. GornwelL BuiTalo; Arthur Sehoellkopf, Niagara Falls; J. May, Lewis-ton. Officers Iflesident, H.

C. Howard; Vice-President, Wm. C. Comwell; Cashier, E. G.

McKenna. A. WXDDINO TOUR STOPPED. Bad Walks. Editor Eveniog News: The prompt attention of the Board of Park Commissioners is called to the dilapi dated cosdition of the sidewalks in some portions of Porter avenue.

There are a great many places where pedestrians, especially after dark, will fiud difficulty in navigating, and if not very careful in picking their way along will be brought up short with, a sprained or broken ankle. A word to the wise is sufficient, etc. The Bridegroom allot Dead by the Lawyer Who Wrew Bis Manhtae Contract. SPECIAL TO THE K.VENINO HEWS. Nicholas ville, Oct 28.

A few months ago Edward Evans, a young physician from Mississippi, located here. Shortly after a handsome widow from Keokuk came on a visit After a hasty eourtsbip they were married at midnight The bride had been boarding at the residence of G. B. Letcher, Attorney, who drew up a marriage contract, and afterward asked $20 as a fee. Payment was refused.

The baggage of the couple was attached as they were starting on their wedding tour. Letcher and Evans met, and the former shot the latter dead. Letcher is a nephew of Hon. Wm. Brown, of Washington.

He is in jail. A. PVPFALO MARKETS. TENTH WARD. Buffalo, Oct.

27, 1882. LOCAL POLITICAL POINTERS. When asked by what authority he strode) into Fort Ticonderoga arWl demanded its surrender Ethan Allen bellowed forth with the vehemence and majesty ol a tornado, "In the name of the great Jehovah and Continental Congress." Ethan had the (punk, it stuck out all over him the Briton saw this and when requested to pull down the blinds and (hut up shop he did so without any foolishness. In resisting the whale's attempt to make) chyle of him Jonah displaysd a good quality of spunk. To speak from our dang vocabulary, he kicked against what he considered a piece of unprecedented pig-pen avarice.

The Cleveland Guards are requested to meet this evening at? :30 sharp for parade. awarded on tne nrst trial, xne city will appeal HIp the Needy. Tbe East Buffalo Fertilizer employes are getting up a ball to take place at Spring Grove, Monday Nov. 6, for the benefit of Mr. Baker, who has been sick for the past three months and needs help.

It is a worthy cause and every one should buy a ticket. Severe Floods In Enalaad. London, Oct 28. There have been destructive floods all along the Thames Valley. The river is very high and wharves and piers are inundated.

Charing Cross was carried bodily away and other serious damage is anticipated. Last Bay of the Walking BatcU. New York, Oct A. Fitzgerald 550, Noremac 532, Herty 530, Hughes 500. Hart has withdrawn.

Senator Titus will address the voters of tbe 12th Ward on Tuesday at North Baffalo Hall. Wholesale and Retail Prices or Country Fredaee Today. The Tug and Dockmen'a Cleveland Club met last night Speeches by R. W. English every successive contest, iney can now much more easily determine the result in the approaching election.

To all these classes, as well as to all others who are in general accord with me as to the principles on which the State ought to be governed, I cordially commend the support of Graver Cleveland and his associate candidates. Very truly yours, S. J. Tildes. To Dabiel Massing, Esq.

TaentM Botsan' Bcelarattoa. Editor vening Jfews: 5 I wish to inform the voters of the First Assembly District that I am a candidate for Assemblyman subject to the decision of the Republican convention. I will, if nominated, do my best for the success of the whole Republican ticket, and by that I am willing to stand or fall. Enemies are going about through the First Ward saying that I am not a candidate, that I have withdrawn. They know what they say is false, for that same class, who so bitterly opposed me last fall, were by me personally informed that I was and should be a candidate, and would not withdraw at their beck or to suit their personal purpose.

I am no- trickster, no schemer, but a man who believes in right all the If on. such a platform I can be elected well and good I will notrun on any other. Thomas 88 Swan street. BUFFALO, Oct. 28, 1882.

The Bale or the Nickel Plate. There seems to be no doubt now that the Nickel Plate" has been transfered to other hands, the control of the stock having been bought by J. H. Devereux and Stevenson Burke of Cleveland, a syndicate of Western railroad men who are interested largely in the Columbus, Hocking Valley Toledo and the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis railroads. Vanderbilt is probably behind the purchasers, as the Gould party concede that the report that Vanderbilt bought the road is true.

There is no doubt that the purchase, however costly to Vanderbilt, is a good thing, for the way eastern roads are springing np and coming into Buffalo seeking western connection, the Central must indeed be strong to resist the effect of detracted hade which must have gone over the Nickel Plate. The Bepnnlleans Certain el Only t'oa resamen la Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, Oct -28. The Evening Telegraph (Republican) says editorially: "An impartial survey of the field shows that the Republicans are certain of only 9 Members of Congress from this State ten less than the present delegation, with doubtful contests in 11 districts. The chances are -decidedly against them in 6 of these." HE WILL BE LYNCHED.

A Ktntucky Han Who Poisoned Bis Wile and Children. Lancaster, Ky Oct 28. Fountain Tank-iersleT, who poisoned his family, surrendered yesterday to escape a mob. The in- quest on his wife resulted in a verdict that she was poisoned by him. Both children are dying.

It is believed that Tankersley wiU be lynched, A Yeans Lady Attempts Oct 8 o'clock last evening a young lady aged about 23 years, who lives just south of the Central railroad tracks, on Jackson street, attempted suicide with a knife, but was prevented from accomplishing her purpose by persons who were near by. Bhe had been ill for some time, and inability to sleep is supposed to have caused a slight mental derangement She only made a slight scratch on her throat and wrist Her name could not be learned. and Henry H. Seymour. The 4th District Republicans will hold a con vention today-near- Williams villa- to nominate an Assemblyman.

The Independent Republican Club will meet tonight in the Kremlin Block to complete its permanent organization. The 1st Ward Moulton Club held a largely The Man About Town in tomorrow's News. attended meeting at Perry and Louisiana streets lost night Speeches by J. Josephs and G. W.

Lennon. Louis Knell for Alderman and Adam From Yesterday's Last Edition. Wick for Supervisor were nominated by 6th Ward Democrats last night. Knell was one of the famous 15." Tbe 7th Ward Denis, caueus for Alder Produce markets today show little change in price. Kales good.

Meats are steady. Lard oil weak. Wheat steady. Flour No. 1, New FrocessT" Red Winter, tfl.00l.50; New Process Meal, $1.45 per 100; Bakers' Flour, Oatmeal, $7.60 $8.50.

Vegetables Beans, marrow, medium Potatoes ()570c. per Sweet Potatoes per bbL; Squash 24o. per lb. Onions $2 50 per bbl. Fkuits Apples $350 per medium Evaporated Apples 15c per Dried Ap- Lemons $3 50(a'3 75; Quinces 5c.

per basket Cranberries $4 per crate; Jamaica oranges $12 per bbl. Butter 2ofe30o. per scarce; creamery 82f-33c. very brisk; Eggs 2flc, in good demand; Cheese brisk. Grain Oats 40ia42c; Wheat, Duluth No.

1, $1.20, in fair demand; No. 2, Corn, 80o, brisk; Hay, $1218 per ton. Lard Weak. Tierces.lSKcpsr lb; bsrrels, 13Xc; 20-lb pails, 14c; 10-lb pails, 15c; 5-lb-pails, 154c; Lard Oil, 9Sc per gallon. Eetail Pricks In meats the retail prices are from lc to lKc advance per pound on the wholesale quotations.

Butter, 28c; Cheese, lfic; Eggs, 82e; Apples, $4 per bbl; Potatoes, 0c; Chestnuts, $450 per bush. Twenty Fersens roltoned. Webster Oity, Oct 28. A case of wholesale poisoning from eating headcheese occurred here yesterday. Some 20 guests at the Potter House are suffering from the effects, and a large proportion are seriously ill.

SOME PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. man at High street and Ketchum to 9 tonight; 12th Warders same at the North Buffalo Hotel, 4 to 8. The 3d Ward Young Men's Independent Quite a Blfrereaee. Editor Evening News: A typographical error In yesterday's News made me censure instead of commend the honorable act of a comrade. Please have tbe goodness to make this explanation and oblige J.

H. Drs, M. D. Buffalo, Oct 27, 1882. ECHOES FROM.

THE CITY BAIL. In Men Killed Br a Train. Detroit, Oct. 38. Last night five -en men.retuming on a handcar from a political meeting, were run over by an express train near Trenton.

The car was smashed to atoms. Jerry Ryan and his brother Thomas were Instantly killed. Maycock Club, of which David Horner is the President, last evening serenaded Aid. Maycock, on the occasion of his renomina-tion. The Sd Ward Reps yesterday renominated Joseph Mayoock for Alderman, and Hart-well Bowen for Supervisor.

The DanH. put up Michael Callahan for Alderman, John W. Leech for Supervisor, and Norton B. and it made the whalejsick. Spunk saved Jonah, Spunk helped to write the Declaration of Independence, helped to 1 break the) manacles of loathsome slavery, has helped to traverse the globe with myriads of teU graph lines, railroads and canals, and has saved to fame many a person who, without it, would have perished In obscurity.

Spank is a mighty adjunct of success, yet there are times when it can avail but In slck-nees and pain all endeavors to "grunt it but" are foolish without the aid of lome sort of medical treatment We cannot "grunt out" asthma, colds or catarrh. Let it be remembered, however, that these diseases caa be quickly and thoroughly eradicated with the use of Thomas' Eclectric OH, a preparation of inestimable value and benefiting unfailingly, "A few drops snuffed through tbe nose," Rev. E. F. Crane, of Corry, Pa, writes, "will clean out and cure the very worst form of catarrh." Mrs! E.

H. Perkins, of Creek Center, 1 N. takes the pains to state that she "was troubled with asthma for four years; Thomas' Eolectrio Oil ultimately effected a complete In a very pleasant communication from P. O. Sharplesa, a druggist of Marion, Ohio, he states that "with one bottle of Thomas' Eclectric Oil a neighbor was aired of sore throat of eight years' standing." Those are only avorage samples picked frora hundreds ot tostimouialson thodoak; before us.

Smith for Constable. Oil Harket Tsdar. The following quotations are furnished by A bell A McNiven, Petroleum Brokers, 14 West Seneca street Opened, 9o Honest, bid lowest, bid J5X 11 :85, OfM, Wi and Drt't Sales .1 ...............8,210,000 bols. Bobbers on a erand Trank Train, An attempt was made to rob passengers on a Grand Trunk train at Windsor by a dozen crooks. They were resisted and only one passenger lost a small amount 1 a BAILSOAD NOTES.

ii Republican caucuses tonight -lst Ward, Assembly, 83 Exchange street 7 o'clock; 7th Ward, Alderman, 229 North street, 4 to 8 P. 8th Ward, Court, 61 o'clock; 13th Ward, Assembly, William Mahoney's, Babcock street, 6 o'clock. TOZITICS Of TUB STATE. The Canada Southern is still enjoying the best of crosneritv. Several new Wanner The Republicans of the 2d Ward ought to sleepers have been added.

The Lebieh Valley will commence run nominate for Supervisor Arthur W. Decker, a bright, intelligent young lawyer, who is and has been since he was a voter an ardent worker for the party. It is high time that the word should be lifted out of the ning a train between Buffalo and Elmira Monday. The train leaves the Erie depot at 8:40 A. M.

From Elmira the run is made over the Lehigh Valley. Nothing doing in the courts. City officials receive their pay from Comptroller Mahoney tomorrow. Gene Penny baa token up bis quarters at the Republican County Committee rooms. Countrymen in from Angola report much Republican disaffection iu that neighborhood.

Gen. John C. Graves has brought his family in from Angola, where they have been since June last Tracy Becker isn't doing much in the way of campaign speaking, owing to the scarcity of cheap copies of Webster. Thirty-one intention papers at the County Clerk's office night. County Clerk Foote is reaping quite a harvest Judge Hammond is kept busy naturalizing.

Thirty-three new citizens received their papers from him last night Ought Louis Neil to wasts his eloquence around the festive hoard, when John F. Smyth Co. are so much in need of speakers! City Engineer Rigors states that the paving of Glenwood avenue will ba completed today, and that of Lin wood a venue in about two weeks. J. M.

Jester, of the City Engineer's office, receives many compliments as captain of the Cleveland Guards for their fine marching and discipline. STRICTLY PERSONAL. 1 "Humpty Dnnrpty" matinee today. 5 he Ideals had an immense bouse last night. (ieorge H.

Adams is the best ifitmpty Dump-ty ever eeen here. Cedar-street Baptist Chnrch Improvements are completed and the church will be reopened jt The Heals rendered "Patience" extremely well last night "The Mascot" this afternoon and "Fatiniua" this evening. Palvini, tbe Itslian tragedian, wiU appear at Wahle's Opera-house on Nov. 27th, 28th and 29th in "Othello," "King and "Hamlet" i Arthur Michael, a Buffalo boy not long ago, has been appointed Professor of Chemistrv at Tufft's College, Massachusetts. He is but 2i) a son of Mr.

John Michael, of Main street Next meeting of the Society of Natural Sciences Nov. 10th. Prof. Kellicott will speak on "Fresh-water Alg," and Rev. Wm.

M. Hughes will present an Illustrated paper entitled: "Archaeological References of i loo la." Rev. Charles Spurgeon, son of the great English divine, will visit Buffalo next week, and on Tuesday evening will deliver a sermon at the Washington-street Baptist Church. Tne Baptist Union wid tender him an luiormal reception Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. John O. Smith celebrated their s-olden wertrtlnir at their home. 8s8 Brraut New York's total registration is 159,000 against 133,000 last year, John J. O'Brien, the Republican nominee for County Clerk of New York; refuses to withdraw.

The New York county Democracy have ratified the nomination of W'ru. Dorsheimer for Congress. Bolters from the New York County Democracy Convention in the 23d District have nominated "Prince Harry" Genet for Alderman. The Queens County Republican Committee have indorsed the nomination of Dwighfc Town send for Congress in the 1st District, against Perry Belmont The Young Republican Central Committee of New York city have issued an address formally repudiating the Saratoga ticket, and declaring that the defeat of Folger and Carpenter is necessary to Republican success inlSiH. street, Thursday John McCarthy, who has recently had charge of some of the Latin classes at the Central rut of nominating nonenties, and that a live, young, progressive man should be sent to the Board of Supervisors.

The Cleveland Corps last evening listened to an eloquent explanation of the political situation by Hon. Arthur W. Hickman. He said: "Garfield would urge you to cait your ballots for the Republican party if it was pure, but if it was corrupt he would say put it down. I have shown yon the means adopted by the Republican bosses in this campaign, but their efforts will be of no avail, for Cleveland in bound -to.

be elected by a tremendous majority. There have been statements made that he will probably not carry Erie county. I place his majority at 5500 and am confident that it will not go under that figure and may go oyer," School, and is about retnmniK to wealeyan University, was yesterday surprised by1 his oiiDile with a sift of the latest editions of Web ster's dictionary and Chambers' encyclopedia in ten volumes, air. jucuariuy is a graduate 01 the school. u-.

-i i 1. Easy Verse for Trench et al leartu what a tangled web we weave When once we practice to deoeive..