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Show TELEGRAMS. NI&HT REPORT. GENERAL. New York Btwi. Now York, 3. Tho Japan embii!3R-dors embii!3R-dors bavo accepted a public banquet with tho chamber of commerce. The board of aldermen are resolved to attend In a body the funeral of James Gordon Bennett, and havo ordered flujrs on the public buildintiB tit half mat on the day of his obiequit L Jllany o'eht hour sinners have succeeded suc-ceeded in obtaining theil demands. Tbt Qrily RatllloaUoa ting Tho m&98 meeting in Cooper Instituto to-night, to ratify tho Cincinnati nominations, nom-inations, was an immense- affair. Tho hall was filled inside: and outsit" o, & meeting wan organized to hoar addresses from BLands erected in tho square. John Cochrano presided at the inside meeting, and among tho vice presidents wero lion Wood, Erastua Brooka. Geo. Wilki-s, M. II. GrinDfll, Fred. A. Conkling, Horaco G. Clurk and hundreds of olhers. Kesolutiona endorsing tho platform and candidates of tho Cincinnati convention wore adopted and speeches made by son-ator son-ator Tipton, of .Nebraska, Col. A. K. ilcCluro, of Pennsylvania, Con. ICil pat-rick, pat-rick, Kobt. B. lloosonvelt and others. Heavy Burglary. Chicago, 8. The jewelcry storo of C. . A. Morse, 2 west Madison etn'ot, whs ' burglarized on Saturday night, and ?'JU.0U0 worth of watches, diamonds and jewolery wi-ro stolen. Tlio burglars tunneled under tho vault till tho wall fell, and then cleared it of everything of value. Tho robbery was not discovered till this morning. |