The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 7, 1871, Page 1

SEPTEMBER 7, 1871 oe: ee aera nes THIRTY-NINTIE YEAR ‘ y WW I) "f ea iN WOW 4 al | where Doble wan standing and stopped. Ono of the ‘i 4 uN ‘aha\le AN UNHAPPY WIFE'S SUICIDE, nah , Na i THE VOICE OF THE WEST. DEXTER NO LONGER KING. | tistnrene THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. fe. LIFE IN THK METROPOLIS, 4 exietnitipiainisnas wie setae ke Git Het Ue tee uae bree setlist Maltrented by her H Inauited by sical mean e on Ss ch - ee COLDSMITI MAID TIE UNDISPUTED | brig eves sud wntintike cont a‘ SIXTY-NINE LIVES LOSE BY AN BX- Peaiue Pov en 4 ia aret DASHES WHARF AND THERE BY THA r fie Greel , Q ELN OF THE TURE. J'ror Doble blusved up to | @: es and sinmmer PLOSION IN A MINE. igh Melati tedndl Yematbid hahaa td itt SUN'S REVORTERS, Va The Lips of Horace Greeley and Panchea—1 he» ed ed cut something in reply, On. ail slies be was com el On Tuesday night, between 63¢ und 6 o'clock, a . if rif ‘ulated, and weil he deserver i : = The rooms of the Fifeenth Ward Wm. M. | 4 aptendid Achievement on the Cold Spring | ‘ij init ocet wus aisu.& very fine one, Tne | The Rematns of tentorth Delivered co wie | Mrs. Charies Marx, the wife of o German restaurant | The Formal Opouing of a Nplendid Kast Side Unsealed at Last. ‘Tweed Assuciation are at No. 4 East Nioth street, Track at Milwankee- The Hitherto Une | Maid tood tho tad at the turn and kent it ata not Widow. Terrible Rattrond Acctdi and saloon keeper at 787 Kighth avenue, took pot. Club House-A Gathering of Influential ; two doors from Fifth avenue, They consist of an paralleled Time of 2:17 t-4 Heaten by w | Pree till they entered the streten, 9 ¥ tonned. The Kepublicen Committees of Em son, She died yosterday morning mt 2%. Domes LU eas Men of the Thirteenth Ward. J Ante roo;n plainly furnished, and a parlor Mitel op Quarter—A Brilliant Spectacto, Sd the two enme uo aimoat i peek. At the The Dublia & ate tic infelicity lod to her suicide, Mrs, Marx wasa | Tho Thirteenth Ward Tammany Association distance «tana the Maia je a svurt and went GRANT OUT OF THE RACH | re err, bevice wean Sawin wel 8 toe | Under, Ge euine bat a length alead, 1 Garmsuran, Sept. 6.— ns of Renforth, | vory pretty French woman of about thirty-six yours, | formally opened their really elegant roome in the + | terme, life-like portrait of Senator Tweed, and tho | Miwacwi Sept. 6.—The long-looked-for ® i A ie estes at Ben tho Tyne boatman, rescied bere tonight. Thoa. She bad three ehildren | Walton House, Grend sireet, Norfolk, last ° sais walls are! ung round with pictares of othor promi- | event—one that bas been deemed Impusstote of ac MA As iJ To-night nothing is talked of in Mie Luod Doble has shown by tue Feanitot this race that | nds followed the cofin in silence to the houss of pears, were con | evening. The Commitice having in charge the bent politicians, compliniment, and the failure to do which hae | je is the greniest ainer and driver in the world, | tre widow of tie decoo Stantly quarrolling, and things pecuniarily were not | (oroisuine of the establishment exbibited their y ete sowManY, pliee on San tay. +0 flourishing as they hid once been. good taste on "7 hand, and were amply paid for ciation presented a moat lively appearance, Inthe | fled this elty today, The m was worked Of | Corn Semin Conan Purge $4,000 > mile hi Yesteraay Mrs. Marx wont crying tober friend, | Jabors in the unasimous expressions of ade ja.one erosned | the Cold Soring track. Dexter's famous time of Is TT endear had a ke Mrs, Fiegbeim, who keops © barroom across the | miration from all their visitors, The attendance sb a load of salads and cold me Phe other | @174 wee beaten by Goldamith Maid by a quarter ia Dow'e'sh m. Gotten th Mabt oS way, Thithe she always went for solace and | was not on'y numerous, bat was of a prosperous Ginplayed a goodly aseortinent of palutadle liquids, | of areccad. This was the last day of tue races, and | 0. A. thie : voor worn she was anbaopy, She know | class of business men of the ward. A meoting was Leet! evn ind CLS Se bid a ertat Ad igi tone We Boe at nothing angered her husband #o much oresaleed ect the inspection of the rooms bad “ dreamed of that which wae abo happen, ye - censed. an Everywhere Desp! | of the most approved manu(ncture, Marcas H there was ah GkGN Ch a becene neat Tuesday evening was ons! Troe Vinn in the White Mouse. lon, Prenident of the Association, with waxed mus: | reception of t Sete nenners rresponence of The sun tache nnd a fall dr ergetio manner, disooning of his quests to the | Yesterday's races were for emall purses and dost advantage, and anxiot awaitiag the coming | contended for by inferior horses; val to-day the of the Hon, Michael Norton, in whose honor they | race of the mei Jock, and arrived in Chicago in | bad sesombied tons of Min Prominent in the thron very gay and spirited. d. ‘The funeral takes Western Statesmen Almost a Unit for the | Ar so'ciock tast evening the rooms of the Asso. | neaily set horse-ralsers and trainers craay \! Lonpon, Sept. 6—A terrible explosion occurred | this morning tm m coat mine near Wigan, Lance bP Gotten tl sbire, Finy persons who were in a seam of the “rhue-sety 413, Begs mine were cut off from communication with the out --> er world.and it ts feared have all boon anffoeated A Trotitng at the New Eneland Fa rse of $100 fur ge to road wagons, Weighing, Chappagua Parmer, ——— ber ante room were two long tables, T Dr. Greeley's Interview with Loug J Wentworth nod other Strong Men eno ‘The Nepoti to an invalid soldior with the proposition of Joseoh H, Tooker, the time fot popalir Dem- presided over 4 addresses wore red ov the Hon. I. J, Campbell ant several { Bose oul Party font down to ascertain the condition of the tien are atill fn the mine, ard bave, it is thought, perished, The neightorhood of the disurter is Uironzed with the relatives and acquaintances o! the sunposed victims, Later.—The number of the killed by the explo. entoot ston at Wigan ts 09. Tho stam, Of {he mine are hear! rending Puree of $230 for borres that never beat £40, ‘here was an nccitent today on (he Western Follarat Kirk. Golder ne Soodruft Attendance and aa enthusiastic Kastern mares whon they ap- Lowers, Sept 6.—T men's, driving horee With driver, 350 poe John Mo“eil na. b. @ Hob Roy, JA Dose ont Ten aid. ss orth na. eg. Heaton... a bik. &. Fred. Dowaluea, wk o8. Dv. L W, Wales ut. bik u one arm, isa Democrit, and Marx is a Republican, and dead asked irs. Freghaim, ntered, frantic with erlet, my husband hae abused me again,” she d Just for tat iste wrotoh | that She (hen told her story, and solnced | a clans of lager, * Wh must do someciine,” “Go buen, aad inane t acvisod ver, No," sho enid, resolutely, “I must do something, I have tried osiore to do something’ Alreudy tried to herself whi Mubappy momenis—" bat now I must do something, He'll (nrew me down the atairs."” “No he won't," suid Mrs, Biezheta, Sho went home, and the couple again had high words, she calling him a" Jad," which 1# @ very oo proorious term among the lowor class of German: Alter waif an hour abe rusued out with a coffee cup, With which she returned in a few minutes, suit, was ying about in an | posred on tre track 6.—The Hon, Horace Jey took the train in Lafayette, Ind., this MULWAUKEY Photograoiic likenesses Tweed. Justice Shandiey, Judes Cardozo. an ivfloentin! Tammany men adorn the walls of club house, & fine tall liverty pole has be erected in front of the door, irom which he Clad the beauuial flag of the United G morning at 2 of ing was to (ake pla Toe oh kee bad raised @ purne of 64,000, ‘ . which fairly filled the | open to uli comers, and the famous marea Gold \shdtbaad theta iell ci old aothey Ld bed chambers, were to be seen Col. J. R. Fellows, Du swita Maid and Lacy were entered Both vad ton, John Wentworth and the Hon, Joho B, y Sullivan, Judge Spencer, Col Dan- | boen trotting on Dexter Park, Chicago, within « sentative from Iowa, and cone | forth, dames ©. Ryan, Michael Madigan, Marry Cun- | few days past, but neithor bad # HALO... es round the mouth at wbail Ldo? 1 id with a desper.te alr coffee,” Sirs, Fiegueim Railway, near Reacing, in wich #ixteon persons Were injured, Four plate Inyers were also tostantly W Worcester . Killed by a railway cccident near Seorton, on the F Dowuing agli Sain Hort y : Preston und Carlisle Railway, tromery, the celebrated diam, who committed suicide ou Satarday last, took ploce inthe city to-day, The faneral was at- teoded by many members of the dramatic profs a+ well as @ large concourse of personal friends. Among thore present prominently connected with tie profession in America were Messrs, Dan Lee ton, Wal, Allen, and Harry Palmer, of Nibio's Gar. Double toum race. Purse $150; §100 to fest, qo | dem. New York. Bnei sympathy is expressed for tm, Dest three i the wite of the y ‘ ment, L Li coeoreracedlneh Sa da The Kepubtican Committee of Rngtand has to- Gay issued the programme of the party whieh they a | eluim to represent. It embraces the following prin. ciples: © ‘Ine appileation of the principle of tedera- tide to the Ringo; the abolition of titles and A ual Privileges; the ruppression of monopolies; the ‘Pine - 45, 200, 240, Abolition Of standing armice; compulsory educa. agg utes Hon; the State to provide work for those laborers ut Fleotweod Park. who bre able to work, aud sastenance 10F those who tre incapacitated trom work; the nutionsination of Jani; popuinr legisiation; and tas diftusion of re- publicantam.” It ie reported that tne Marquis of Lorne isto be appoint: Governor-General of Indis, a4 successor 1 Baron Lawrence, and that the Marguis La downe will succeed Bari Spencer as Lord Lieute of Ireland. r the Ninth, building yesterday afternoon, Capt. R. B. Cable was made the recipient, from the \ members of Company K, Ninth Rogiment, of « fine cold and diamond badge valued at $260. The badge consists of a heavy gold star, on which Me the Inscription: ‘Prosomted to Capt. R. B, Cable t by the members of Company K." From ti Sospended a larve cold Maltene crons, the badge of iayeit. In the contre of tue cross is 8 Ogu ret in diamonds, Around the feure in red enamel! ts the motto of from the cross ta a lari Re wh Aus tuing Alnebam, Timothy Carran,| acd others of political | remarkabie Iu speed, ‘The day war totensely warm, ed to the Tremont House ina carriage. The | iors, gvery Tweed organizition ia the city wae | although @ tres brecee was blowing, and the lemen gave Mr. Greeley an elaborate brenk- | invited, and represented either by its President or | track was in fine Condition. One of the by laws of a. Their welcome of Mr. Greeley was very | Secretary. At half past ®, the Cold Spring Association ta that there shall be Gronetl, Erste Sept. 6 —Purse $250, for horses that have never | Tho faneral of Waiter Mo e ten 2:00 0 first, $5) 10 second, ant 8% third horse; mile heats, est shres fave, hernes W. Menate’s bs. King W Shernur's om Ladys . UNDRRBOLT MADR MIS APPEARANCE, MO PORLIC BETTING escorted by the Commitive of Reception. He was | or pool selling on the grounds, Consequently the distinguished Americans enjoyed was very inter. | greeted by the throng with three cheers, which | stretch in front of the judves’ stand was as quiet sing. ‘The gentlemen looked upon Mr. Grecley | !itly made the building shake with their enthusi: | a9 gravesari, No ous seemed to take any par asilc Yehomence, Senator Norton, as he stood i | ticular interest in the race ; on the contrary, they the midst of his friends, nat in and, bow jooked like the hearty good fellow poiltics, not in aceral lit ts the subriquet of the Thundervolt, rordial, and the conversation which the three ‘Father, father,” screamed Albert, the som, “motuer is taking polson. Ho rushed into tae kitchen, where he saw bis mother standing and drinking Oiled wilh Paris green, He wrested 1 Tho polson was spiil her on the sofa, Ble reates s coucie of r husband's calling ® prvmician. As 0 dra and rested a whlie, with Dr. Courch was th oar ie ae bot the cup, which ts a probable candidate for the Presidency, and songratulated him upoo the likelihood of his Reenter men's, regiment. Saspended on sat in their carriages aod drank gingerpop, emoxed tel the rico as a more protosd to od tine, vcanimously conceded that the Mald ing letter K, also set with dix Dg actor in lor sudden bereave- to Recon horse; mile ti A.W. Worvester’s Mettettan, j monds, Lieut, Mul igen, op behalf of the commib i tee, deliverea the presentation specch, and Uaph y Cable responded. alee wy How and Whore to Onich Base. The Hon, William F, Howe went a-fishing at Potham Bridge yesterday, He was accompanied bj A servant, two nice Mshing rods, « baal sommation, Mr, Wentworth said: “Grant has not the shadow of @ ch even the nomination.” Hignt, a eased very pisimly ¢ for | coat and vest, On and indeed there were some an gies: rr 4 A ad | remarks about hippodroming and put-np jobs ti . ‘are. Mr. Hevion geeaped bi were not creditable to eituer owners or drivers. Mr. Wentworth adds that throughout the whole tat 7 Pei coun epRtha face Wost, and particularly in Illnois, there is s quiet EAM HAPPY TO SER YoU, FIR is one mile end s few feet long. |i is whet might herself pillow behind 6 foun! the woman rat glance that vere was fiteeu drops of opinm to re Bue lad contessed a had takeo poison. you 1 asked the doctor, ‘ery unbappy Woman,” was all she sald. pittance P*-bvconanllitnony TWELVE WIVES LIVING. oady to t Of she _ crabs, six botties of lemon soda, a bandio o Ma ciearr, and a broad-brimmed straw hat with a cad- 1h Bald the Thunderbolt: “ Thamk you . C—Muteh $500, mile heat Tam de. ‘eoling of lighted bo weet yor bo called no undatating course, At the quarter pole CONTEMPT FOR THN NRPOTIST ‘Tia little eplaode over, the Senator was led to the | the horses arv obliged to ascend « heavy grade and Reval! Irhrse pereiee, que nea Ton, enh our that cannot be overcome. Both Senators Trum- | Pano Tinde “ame majocisr at the necste ducpereed | ’eecend agai ot the halfy at the three-quirter 2. ‘Thon he changed lus bass and his Nquid ee alerward ceushi four of the fin Ar. Bei/enger’ of firs arter fat ut Asa woat interestiog race was expecte, ber of spectators Hae |the cvurse [irau Five, disappoiates urs backers. Rover won the race Ine SRD eats ye eee | MeUaTET, one bet aut at aimiost dollars io toute in his favor. He | _ Quece Vietorta ie att iM, and te doable even tot Jastifed ‘the condurnce of hie Uackers, m be won | tnd aivine service japch 9800, mile heats, beet $n 8, yn | Greenwich, ses cbone he peopriet Olcott's ch. ¢. James. Iherhe td egies Mw. A direction Fo. Flee Nore a bi Strikers. Fre in comeld re arriving ; able numbers from Cornwall, Londo aA thd other qusters. Some factories Lave been able THE KU-KLUX TRIALS. to resume operativas with their former activity, pavtet heey although nearly 4,000 old hands hove left the town Fitty core of tue workmen brought from Ger many 98 substitutes for tue strikiug miners of Secreta, Nowcisile-on-‘Tyne bave struck on the ples that Fecrmners; Mi ae Fu: Ginrde tnw PERMA TA" | Cay Were PENN GUAES s'88 rete = o Yaled § strict Cat ‘ A large meeting #45 bold at Glasgow to-niebt to the Jaived States District Court alargs nuaber of | stoortor the strikes. in Newcastle. Resolations witnesses were summoned andor the enfureoment | cuillag (or the reduction of te term of a day's tet, to tonttty to the existence of Ka Klux organisa. | work, i nine Bours were adopted, The bail wee crow: ‘order ‘preva Hons, «mong whom was Thos Beanlon of Newton | “TNe"tarx Courier has been lost in & typhoon in tounty, "Beaulon tested veforethe Grand Jury that | sno Chiae Sea. ‘Har crow. coraposed entirely. of Le know of no political orgavigution, Ka Kiu: inamen, verivhed in the vessel. hs mor | Bighieed tiovecad emigrants loft the Morsey for the United States curing the month of August. iFiends. The majority of the cuosts dispersed the ante-room, and aise pet Ea rel Boy, whe Didn't Go to the Wars, bat Married Maid Hervante and Went Om with « John Kelly, alias Nelson, alias Christie, alias Dovere, young man of #1, was accused in the Jefferson Market Police Court sestorday of big wy. Job dances with clogs, ternately acts the negro and Caucasian, the clown and the gentleman, in a travelling variety minstrel show. While sujourning in the various cities which the troupe visited, John paid bis addresses to all rood-looking young maid servants whom he sup- pored to have bank books. Jonn 1s a fair, opea- taced young man, of frank, engaging manners, and he was generally successful tn graces of the unsuspecting, girle, It ie said that le has two or three wives in Pulladeipbia, Boston, Cht sep: Be boatem Sheree wai ower cides” TA New York two bay Jag with each ott polo s similer asceut ia made and descended again ata less grade on the home siretch. This Bata Doble afterward said is tho way tbat all (rotting courses should be laid out. Badd was the driver of ‘the Malo, and Mr, Hiekok drove Lucy. The horses were called up at S o'clock and put to the sulkies, Goldsmith Mad never looked pet. ter iu ber ilo, She was os foe tin, and #0 hardly stand to be ed the merits of salads aud punches, apparently creatly to their sfaction, ‘Tho Thuadercolt was seated ina cor Bor of the parior. with Mr. Hanlon, and dniing toe i buil and Logan are openly and avowedly Grant's evewies, the latter particularly so, Gen. Logan says that bis whole influence shall be directed to soace allowed Dim before the formal recept prevent Grant's renomination. Mr, Grinnell said A TALE ADOT satesons. “TL dave something wonderiui to tell you (ad dressing Mr, Hanlon). It isa prevalent tdes iv this ES rr Money. tion which is now in progress in undoubtedly prove that tbe riot of Bun. Premediteted. Adeapateh from Dublin ¢ coustables wounded by of Fountain Hose Company No. 4 of Binghamtos arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel Inst night on ¢ pleasure tour. They have been the guests of tn Albany Burgesses Corps, and were handsomely ro. , ceived in Newbargh by the Fire Department, They hamper oy BR, hamton Fire Department nd C,H. Robinsei home on Friday, he could promise the State of Iowa for Mr. Greeley, if be would allow bis name to goto the | country that savages of the genus * bologna’ are eculiariy plenvital in Germary, Now in my visit re, L was accompanied by Jim Collyer, Jim is 1oud of sausages, and before lett revelied anticipation of whet he sings, plays, and ramway, oF horse railroad, from Bisckfriars to teolay L.veroool. nuing in every piacés of the Ligh-spirited thet she woul sponged. After the Orst ail eres were on her. The ladies ov the her Deunty, and that of Doble, Lucy was aiso in fine convition, and whem these facte were all note: many of (he old stagers LOOKED FOR FAST TiuE. As there was nothing in the race for the small bet ters to wazer, 60 they took to risking thelr money mah bet a bovtie that the Maid would not show 22, another 284, another 23, and still another wanted to bet even that 4 woulun’t be shown. All these botties were quietly seooped in by those who saw the mare when she was striped. They kvow that nothing but treschery on the part of Budd Dobie would lad to their diecomfture. ‘The start was effected aiter much diMeu'ty. Lucy had the pole, The Maid wae rank, acd tusistel upon forging ahecd without the word, and Lucy was unfortanate in getting» place, After three or fonr efforts they got off, we Maid slightly leading around the turn. She worked very swoothiy, but ou the Dick stestch Lacy caught her, For several hundred yaris trey trotted mearly neck and neck At tho threo quarter pole the Maid begua to draw away from the other axd show considerable of « FOP, which was closed again, however, as they Whirled into the homo stretch. Up the strotch they jrottea very evenly, but the Maid had the lead by ® lenath, noe #teadily kept it to the end, When the Lime was pnnoanerd, toe spectators seemed a litte surprised, aid those who bad bet even boitie 1) on slow time LOOKED A TRIFLE UNWALL. It was RP. This was considered very fo lodeed it was the fastest timo ever made im the State Tbe Maid’s stock at onco began to vick up, xnd Mose who tnoueht the test w more charitable In thelr remarks, Twenty minutes elapsed; then the horses were called up for the second heat, ‘The Maid had dried completely and looked gamor than ever as Budd drove her past the stand, Bue shook her little hoad and her bright eyes fairly danced with misenief, The start was effected withoat trouble this time, and the bell sounded at the @rat effort Both mares trotted very fast to the quarter, Du: here the pace was too hot for Lucy, and she slackened her speed. ‘Tho Maid was dashing down the course like lightning, She drew around tue quarter pole, ard flew away from the other like » kite before the wind, It was evident to all that Bud was driving fer time, and instantly every neck wn stretched to cateb his movements, He bent down in waemuey, and enconraged the littte Ayer by gentle words and manipulations of the reins, ‘Tre litte mare responded nobly, and FLW AROUND TUE LOWER TURN. All eyes were om ber, No one cared for Lucy, nor did they seem to regard ber for ou instant, Gold: smith Maid and her thing feot wero eagerly watche | abe swept into the bome stretch. Ou she came Like a flying fawe, Budd never casting bis eye to the right or lett, Be driving the mare for spe |, not merely to win the heat, Be had ber with the wbip, mever called to her in a loud voir, but simply lev her ship nlong tn her own way She passed ander the string with perfect oase rix lengths abead of Lucy, As she did so, # long, lauk, eraces, and ull exprens a groat desire to see | ‘The assassiue might have Anished Moore vu: for tho | Han Ladger croseed the track, holding tm his band + Lecturer, As this hour, 6 o'clock, not a | inter‘erence of his aged mother, who sprang in and | om old sliver watch. He was almost craay with exe fought wobiy in hie behalf, Casey and Giynn were | ciemont. He gevticulated wildly, and shouted, 1 Wicket is to be had, arrested, 4 dollars that's Mr. Cireeley goes to-morrow to Os>koah and > uae Witaoat a eiruegie, Same Day harness, Convention. At this Mr. Greeley smiled com- placeotly, and said that he was in charge of his friends. So far as be wan concerned, it was of sone tat Has tartag. oer “ene ie no accvunt whether Grant was nominated or not, hy we Fe but politioally he was opposed to the nomination, | Feet !ur bis bologoas, by Mr. Greeley added; “ If we nominate Grant, we | place. bus not » sausage shall coriainly be defeated, The public will |S 90r Jim and, saried out ate ate meni stand no more horse jockey and preseat-taking {rom Han ver to Hamburg, thence to Frangivrt on ¢ Main, greet sixty members, tne are, scoomapentog an ther Chief Euinees moall: Ke Bewits ecrswary of she ott, Preai: y They wi", dent iting Into the good y Merchant Committed for fusing to Keveal t Batidition of the Amenowa Tas stitute for 1871 will be opened to the public to-night, . The exercises promise to be unusually attractive, @ ture being the reading of a poom by Walt Whtt- T give you ms word, in & wavle Presidenis; we bave had enoagh of them. I tell keith gk wemahel caenrrders, Ne turned ap, and hese, symoe nd wroih at him to ding SI wited Jefferson Mirket ou Tuerde: ‘stories to Justice Shandiey, who ord of Keily, The officers nabbed John yea. rday morning ai Barry Hil,'s, To one of men bo was married on the Bin of Muy, 1 4 Ven Ness piace, After living with her some time be took ber to Philsdelphia ead sbamdoved her, first securing $200 which abe bad. On the 17th of July, 1970, be married another maid servant, Kilen O'Connor, and baving secured some money Wuich sbe hed in Dank, he sbaudooed her. Kelly treely sdimitted the bigamy, and remarked, At Iaat.” On Delng asked what hia business w + A thea:staal performer.” Aud a matrimonial performer,” added Bir. Gol- doy, the clerk, Kelly was locced ‘up. —<——— MEXICAN SEIZURES, on time, Or 'T FIND A sAvsson. delinquent WIN Owplay some excellent example: the new Photo-printing process. otuerwise, that was inimical to the laws of the United States or State, He raid, however, that he was s member of « secret orgenization having for its oljeet te good ofthe country; bar he retused to reveal ite title or practical purposes. The rela deing deemed s contempt by the Coart and Gri Jury, Beanion is, by or jer of Judge Hill of tne oral Court,co: China Last evening a colt belonging to Mr. Gleste, “Proprietor of the hotel ia Bresian City, entered the 4 4 dining-room from the back yard while the boardert 2,83 were at tes. The room was crowded with ruesta, We and the colt plunged into tuoir midet, wpsettiag the table. Nobody wee hu Panis, Sept. 6.—The condemned Communists, d- | with the exception of Lulliar, hy apperied from ted to Jail, without denedt of bail, | tine decision of the court martial to the civti sourte 6 of the Cour The newspaper Verité, rocently suspended, bas re- appeared as the Cons/ifution. The city of thounges Is to become a milkary conire, and to be extei fortified. An arsenal Is (0 be established, and the military school at Mota is to be removed thither ‘Tue question of the creation of a line of fortifications from Avallon to Changy nod Avtan, 's uader dis cussion by the Government, ‘The Bien Public insinuates that the intimate rela~ eee q Havgivg Que Banners. Oregon Wilson, the well-known ar been engaged on ® full-length portrait of Justies Shandiey for the Kighteeuth Ward Association Onished his work yesterday. The banner, amon, d 4 stor in sige, is to be siretebet across Broadway, Twonty-siath atrevt, ooxt Monday evening, ively buraher’s Da Yesterday afternoon, in the residence of Mr. Myers, in Eighth street, Willlamavargh, Mr. Henry Ralers of Jersey City was married to Matilda M., Mr. Myers's eldest danghter. The groomsmen wero Mr re HB. sod Let eodiab vedas Oridesmalds | ing of Chevalier Nisra with Nopeloon render bis Miss Mary Balers and Maggie EeeMiien, The bride | dovitiow here an tue representative of Lialy entens: was arrayed in travelling custume, and immediately | bie. The Aesemly has saopted a bili laying the bar. den of the losses ciused by tie War on the whole d providing for the immediate distribution 000 {ranes among the suderers by twe in American Vessels Attacked 1 of the Galt Wasnixatox, Sept. 6.—Several months ago an American vousel was seized by the Mexican authori Hes on ta: Rio Grande, on the allogation that l master bad attempted to violate the revenue laws. ‘The master was subjected to much personal annoy- ence, Botwithsisnding his protest against such pro- ceedings. With a view to redress he made a full statement to our Government, and the difficuity became a subject o1 international concern Other cases of outrage sinco that time kaye occar red. Information was. received trom Galveston to Gay, montioning that the American bark Harvest Homo had been attacked dy atorco of Mexicans off the bar of Santy Apna on the night of August 97 and her without Perte Dr. Jacob Rosenaweig will appear before Judge Cardozo this morning on a writ of Aaleas corpwe na his counsel Wit maxe an application tur bis te Jease on bail. after the ceremony, Which was performed by Mr Peck, of the ( nation started on their tour to Niagara Fal of 108, . Among the witnesses of the ceremony were | ‘Urrocti the 1 sek, | _ ‘The League for the Deliverance of Alsace and Lor a, of the Tenth Ward, New York: | raive announces that it will continue ite labors, but hus modified its title 10 Society for the Promotion Of Alsatian Eo tgration on masse Provident Thiers gove Marshal Bazsine an ao. fence to-day wi leh fusted over an hour. ‘The Mar lal bas arpeored before the Committee of Military Investigation. | Ie made 8 eneech in defence of bis 1 Metz — If her Boiler Baret Sixteen hundred and soventy-two passengert { were tho complement of the Fulton ferry boat Cob , umbia om her 6 o'clock trip last evening. es Coase & conspiracy were fr, John El Mr. Poilip Ciark of Jersey City, Mrs family of New L Fi.weenth Ward Wiliain M, Tweol Associauon.” sccond term, and in the mean time neglect the 4 alee x4 interests of those whose ruler he is, Besides, I LAST NIGHI'S TRAGEDIES, want a man who is above mere pleasure-hunting ; - a Man with a treet Murdem Heary Ritter, » German framer, has beon working for tho past tliree weeks on the new build Lewis and Mr, Myer of Maspeth, Mi Joista of Jamal is Hauek of Hudson « Wieeldoa and daughier, M , Prot, Bunce, and other Hiei prevents Walch were exposed In Cne » gilt of the clerks of the Pavoula terry ands | 1evestigation, welled envelope from the rie ofiee. saat -_ ‘Th ‘ran cas Mow Not to Enforce the Eight-Hour sting ove Yesterday afternoon they had « serious di 0 pire cr lei map abet a case of war with France, turbance at the new wullce i" Four EnsariLEs, Sept 6 The revort that the Dake toonth Ward in Mulberry street, in consequonce of | d'Aumaie nas been apvointet Gorernor of Algeria * P & ” ie deuied, ‘The rumors of dissensions between the the “Operative Plasterers’ Society" objecting to | 1# deuied Lhe rumors of dlesenslons between the ng there ten hours for G4 Two wen of | Government bas informed the municipalities the Mcctety went into the place and ingaired for | Ciroughout the country tuat they will not be al lowed to petiion tor the divsclution of the Avseinbiy. YEW JERSEY. — n of real ang jms nal pro} erty in Hudson county 8 81000H,ts0. ee Nal BOP The Hon. Thomas H. Dudle; erpeol, arrived In The Atalanta Cid Will row theit souusl races on tho Paseale, a Newark, to-day Yesterday afernoon the corner stone of Abys inian Mission Church ta Bquaileusbure. Nod. weivices fi ev Wi ©, B.C. Dickey, obliged to put to pleting bis cargo, Another despat that the Ou MeNult A Forti: s man who will not dawdle away one-fourth of | 2. capitari rican dark Brothers, owned his term amid tho follies end frivolities of » watering place, and one who; when called upon for an expression of bis views on political and | o"On ‘Ninth avenue, near Fortieto street. Last rher subjects of national interest, can give them | evening whon Ritter let work he went to Valentine la clear, comprehensive language. That's the | Keisei’s lager beer saloon, 631 West Fortieth street, tod of @ man the people want, and,” bringing | taking nis saw with bm, Ritter th is fist down on the table, ‘ that’ TUE KIND OF MAN WH MAYN'? demandes payment. r valid that be had no ow T want you, gentlemen, to tell your people | Aarne but woull pay ov Sax Ate bere in the West that we are going to fight | then struck hum e terrible blow w 7 on the z * s+ Genarw she ex.¢at of our ability. We nd arteries, and cut into tue base will pot fell to'the sicewaik, the biood ot reinain passive or iodiferent, bat, to | Tee ics irom tee wound., hitter fed’ up Ninth Use bis own words, we are going to fight it out | syonue, leaving bis victim stretched on sb 0 this line,"? dying. ' Ritter was arrested. —— Astribating bis failu unition ‘8 officers of the Lallan army are travelling over Freuen territory coutizuuns to Italy tad suuaying ite straterie poiuts, tw order to be was capi 8 on the Bib of August, o nd the captain forced to abandon ber ; nty-four hours al t Home and at Lin soy City y ard he was picked by the Harv torda: Wasbington prepared ki fed with Dickson of Brooklyn, a e drank several of Inger, He wont out without settling. Ie side by Keisei, who A Wifo =A Diverce Sule with $100,000 1. An extraordinary divoree case is coming up in the Supreme Court, The pi Md jem highly ae. 4 Freuch woman, who, married the pro prietor of Ong of the largest and most popular hotels in thiselty. After ten yearg of wedded lite ker husdand sold the hotel for $100,000. and also Worth street, but on obtainin of tho Abyatigian wa Mr J 1 Murray Monday partner, and we ay reoelved imen wor e of Hudson City, a gli New York, was been’ day ha bad some dim: Lo @ Best letter fron written trom that 8, Alia would 90% seo kim agai care aie entertained that he may bave commited uct the boss." James Hamill, who Was in charg anawered that he was the bose, One of the mep.snid * © Weil, you mast kavck of ."” The Imper'! Mr, Hamill refused, aud the visior drew a pisto the E A Gre and prosented it, Mr. Hamill, winking to his aon, | Sanenuna, Sept, 6.—The Emperor of Germany ed for ® monient, and the fellow seid, “1 | accompanied by Priace Bismarck, arrived to-night! and returned th He was received by the Emperor of Avusiria, wao foreman then inter \ded by & brilliant euite, The Sovereigns nd the fellow again drew tbe pistol. ‘Ing | Nee attended by ™ ized {cand would bave dred, Lut Hawlil nh airect. His wite yer JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. --— The Missouri from Havana is in. Range of temperature yesterday from 63 to St. Joneph Capasar, aged 70, died suddenly y atthe High Briggs Hove best only want to protect myself, weapon to his pocaet. money be useleas, the wit Mr Wentworth seemed delighted at this ex. pression of Mr. Greeley's views, and promised | Last night John Moore, of 452 West Nineteenth that be would circulate them far and wide wher- | gtreet, saw Deonie Casey, better known as Humpy Wor it was necessary. Casey, and James Glynn, Sixteenth Ward rufan: Mr. Greeley took the train for this place at 10 | pest James Clifford, aged 13, of 443 Went Nineteenth boy ont of Stabbed by Sixteenth Ward Ru conversed together for a quarter of an hour, A m and Wold him bace, grand banguet was given to-nich which thetr 's Loy went oatelde several fel. | Imperial Mujosties vod the distinguished statesmen the tether aud the fore. | of both Kmpizes were present d from a beating, The y Rept, 6 —The Provincial Corresponctence this momeut, and the teliow with | is couddont that the Tmnperial Corforeuce at Salz ¢ Will Sirengttien the fricndslip of Germany and not to come, as he woul! not her departure of attorney to 1 te about to appl: cageht bis When Mr. Hama lows attached htm ; b tan followed, be was & led on ber to give him s the property, end ner , to the Court to revoke | The cholera breeding markets are to be cleaned strument. The busband complains that his | every day after 4 o'clock. 18 (00 old for him," although they are of the) f,, Goo, A. seavlit’ saiue age. a Washington con a rday ever tuaetod Welock, and was met at the depot by a large | street. Movoto interfered Heouisiion of citizens, He speake tonuigt in Ho of bis 8 A ( h This \ie Nowe Hall, and an immense audience is an- | Hampy Casey and Glynn knocked him down with Then Humpy Casey ‘sprang upon him stabbed him under tne left shoulder binde, police srrived ‘ he p st0l fled into Brady's liquor store and escaped, 4 4 leaviag nis bat, which is in Dessession of the fore, ¢ Austria, Tt te said (het the German Government, min, The pistol is heid by the police, remying toa Roumanian ncta, again reminded tiv tT Hocaarest that Hounjsqia Was nota ov, And Was NOt busied LO Correspona trade salesroom List evening, id for 949, Mary Flynn, n domestic at 15 Catharine slip, wae PERSONAL ANURLLIGENC A, fonad dead Io ber rouin yee " - A al l. ereiga Stat sanas eNO unten ot Mare bye ant Girectiy with the European powers; and it wie in Coroner Young is accumulating testimony | f° Moveaver, that i sgaiast the wouan Buros, who t# implicated 2 the | cated to the Porte, death of Mary Russell, Several persons whe were detected visiting Mrs. Burns's house on Tuesday, for the purpose of consultation, Were arrosied and detained as whinessos, Mra, Couch the bousekee- Signor Vineonsi coters the Cabii or, 1s in charge of the police, Sho will probably | tora State's evidence, Corower Young haa impan- ted Preivet of Rome, will be enirnmed with , jo" med jurymea : Samuel Salata, | the detuils of the transfer of the eapital to this ety abet ioe Sane i to, | Signor Kivotth is appouted to the Ministry of Any. Lcipatcd. The city is full of strangers to » _ The Cb Qatan Agsccigtion bay, Mr. Arthur Masthison has recovered from hia fate | shen TeFPSHE? th ivictoatfon oP Revalor Mebions sevore Hiness ‘The French societis of Now York marched t¢ ‘Lhe Home Journal says Whitelaw Reid is worth | Lion Park yesterday, and celeorated tie anniversary thirty oF forty thousand doliers, of Latayetie’s birth. portrait adorns the Nortoa | Mr. Albert W. Alken announces his famous on. [pfiuioimant, "Tne Witches of New Yo Wiles’ tetareea has ‘uate Hall to-mtghe H M paricct heniti sod ences | Recruitiox in the Department of tho st havin 10 3 feet 3 penitent Cardoro Clud of the Tenth sing. listened ‘to eAdresace from prowl ary! Mr. J.P. Solomon Central Domoeratio C1 Wane of the bain Wi SPARKS FROM THA TELEGRAPA, | sud Centre sirvets came Miehac! Loon Baw Francisco and the State ure claimed by bots | $4 Thomas Keunoliy acd Mrs. Aide, ‘Taurty-fourth 4 aight and Booth. branings wan Carl Rosa annov bole bad bees communi « jan Mintetry. Roms, Sept, 6.—The following chan, Ttiian Ministry are officially annouy 1 an Minister of Nie Works, ba place of Sigaor Gadda, who is ap. Justice Suandiey banners througout the Thunderer’s district tert Giic E Bratning ber Husbund with « Pitcher. 3reen Bay, Ou the way he will stop at Bethesda | Barty last evening @ man was borne into the Springs, and hold s consultation with Chief Jus- | pith etreet police station, bleeding from several tio Clase, who is there, and who bas expressed | wounds in the bead. His clothing was saturated bis name as Goitled Keuf man, and said that ho lived at 141 First avenue, Oo At a recent private cauous in the Custom House | Deas @neetioned by Bergeant Banaders, he said that i . received his injurtos atthe bands of his wile, rhich the eetore were tie Hoo, Hogh Gardner, | Catharine Keutman, iu an altercation, Dr. Haven. Hon. Arehie Bliss of Brooklyn, te Hun. Thou as | inson pronousced the man's wounds serious, if aot Diurphy, tbe Hon, Thomas C, Acton, and the Hon, | fital, Mrs, Kaufman was arrested. ‘4 pit ‘ Do Rall Daring, the o')-ct being io dee Je spon | 4 Member of the Americas Vinh Rum Ov Postmaster bip, the Hou, Willism | On Monday evening as My. Norman Ewen, of B-med as bis successor, Gen 159 Hast Forty fitth street, one of the city surveyors tebe nia, a esicn to Abe | SOY erehitecte, was, stepping off a Third avenue sir Pie Cosme te vo be made ay ot Forty Gfh street, he was knocked dowa bye milk wagoe drives at @ furioas rase, Toe hor foot completely laid Mr, Bwen's stomach opens. Thi driver continued bis onward gvurse, on which Mr. Kw THM beyT TIME BYOR MADE on any course, ‘The spectators looked at tad bedwer and loughed lo derision ; aevortheloss evory one was satisfed thai fast tae had been made, Ail were on an Harlow ¢ Hon, He Kerdey. He 18 looking In pericet hi rowed unsucee dard bas been redui beri’ James 0" and Times bad ap interview with Pre Long Branch ou Tuesday evoning, and pged: that the rx-SL candidate for bbe Bei ~ mee = Adesize to veo binn, with blood. He ga\ e judges’ etond. There seemed to be some hesitation there about announcing tle time, Presently the bourd was lung ont, amd on it was written the astonishix figores, &17. A shou: went up, bet only a moment, there must be » mis. take somow Why, that beste Dexter's time,” said every ove, The BUN correspondent was ie doubt about the trustworthiness of the judges’ watches. He ab once mouvied 1 interviewed them, They wore My, 8. B. Dervis, Prowident of soe Cold Spring Association; IL ©. Bradiey, Beoretszy ; and A. Durobam, the prine pal contribator of tae purse, They ai} held their wotohes a their bande, stopped at the instant the mare crossed the score, Mradiey's wateh stood WOK. Gurnham's 205, wed Devie's MH, The delay le apnouscing the ume was caused by this variance, Sad whe judges Analy agreed to mark the slow time recorded, which was ei7, Not fully sanefed yo, the BUN eorrespoodent wont siter Hodd Doble, He found him lookmg after the mare he Stadio, about half way round the fret ture, Approaching bim, be ea! Dobie, dv you kuuw'you Lave PHATRN DEXTER'S TINK Te answered, "So E have juss hoard, Weil, the Maid trotved faster to-day than I ever dro She was in splendid condition; and when I started on the second Heat I saw mle wanted to go, and so I conciuded I would let her go. Her owner, Mr. H N, Smith of New York, told me not long ago that when I got & good pl: ———o Oustiug the Gen Uiicans, aworas Fi 6 President of the Cardose , has sant 10 meet tu shouia be the egainst Seuato ish donlor, 529 Grand street; Herrman Mo; bacconish, 404 Grand street, Charies, M. Suith, t ‘ streot; Peter H. Jobes, nou. pordwerts “Grand airect;, Benjamin H, Whlitield, Amadeus Patr is Ball vi grocer, 622 Grand street; Marmaduke Anderson, t Manan, Sept. 6.—King Amadous, who bacconist, 668 Graod street; L. Kallman, hurdw a ‘Murine, us succcesor to Kear Admiral Acton. call to the Gere ping at Peart etl journeying ln the provinces, hae gravted pardons to bacco! many priso d several bell Gaht ad Doser, mite denise,’ ap | taken Farias other mesne to Wake bimeeif vopular ° Sohistoln, tailor, 68 Giraud | With tre people. The system of trial by jury will Ciibers B. Wood, counselior, 103 Clinton | *¢9% bv Utroduced luto Spain, ‘ will take ‘plac era street. ‘The Investigation pines oh be Denies of tee Grand Vizier, sorts, Sept, 6.—Aali Kibrastt P ‘and Minister of Poreign AMuirs, di et, Kaward Prople, grocer, 144 ques.ien ol ‘The Cincipoatt Industria! Rxposition was for mally opened mat ovening. James McMano: from the Alb otund and street} * notorious burglar, has escaped nn, Zand, 7 Peniveutiary F ¥ orem Borgia" 12 Raguab: Isane Coben, formerly & prominent’ merchant | There will De agrand mass meeting and banner On, Ralaing of the Jonn Seow Association of the vaniah, Gs., dled yeoterasy, sed 18, a gety fomineung Jude BON tor lala evening att Sronars’ olbe®, Lily Hail, o« Monday a CN res Comer: Grama ‘The New Jersey Second iu Camp. phn as ‘The Seoond Regiment, over 900 strong, yosten 1» of Voouvins, Lonpon, Sept, 6.—A despatch from Naples an- powvces tint Mowat Ver } ojoct lava, “ Ward, to Patou Mar Morgen L. Pilkios, late Postmaster of Alban: vent sorioasiy injured by taitng down seit George Roberts died in Puiladelphia yesterday, noving been knocked down by Gevrse Farnwell A tery sree ‘At the International regatta at Potin-Bay, O., resolution was piopted {9 urgency of the nomination of Justice ewiersey, se Acgen mule ORG rovurn wes woo By tao | Be0iiR, i, Hague by Tesmauy Hall ‘The Democratic Sts Central Committee met to Jolin Moore of 44 Woat Nineneenth street, wae Alvany yenterday, Ana bgredd to calte State Couvous | Witt uiKht aesauited by @ gene of roughs on Niu oy Sohestel . ober. fect near read avenue, and during the affray ee lp Hosheetes 00 Whe Ge of Oetove: Stabbed 1n tho Dack. Duan P. Carey. John Glyn, and geral, a Of dbs West Niuctoensh airoce ea A the €0 Democrats of the ning io Baungar’ day wont joie camp at Dover, Morris comnty, where they will remain uatil Satorday, To-morrow Gov Randolph aud staff will review the regiment, | ( Renyou eno Flume, with officers frou otter Stat: wAl varticipate, In the evening the camp late be Tiuminated for @ promepade ,coocert by the regi wental band. veenth Ward was bold dant ove t Bing appointed & Committee to ascertain the Norto'k street, at w umber ani " ’ 01 being Close a Bani d Aoci8l condition of Khe Womew at worg | Deine Clive st De ed br. uvius base commenced Wo ip (he ‘actorien the eity, and whether It is reported that Sir Coo mittee Was appo Bled partiouiarly to ex: ree numb y ——— CURIOSITIES OF OKIMB. ——as : —— oblurtt Raat hanged binsalf yesterday In a grape O@cors Instantly Killed. arbor iu Vargoe sireet, Guar Bethel» Deewery, BLaten wun, Fle, Sept. 6.—A terrible tra. } [tess ced seven miles routh of (his pe 0 | James Br ° of inent member of the Americus many houre at ba. and much respected, The police are on. @ Gaaulactory of | deavoring (0 Od the mukman. us Wale, bo to-day expects to receive the — ~ 8 for Goverwur, The AUnnite Savings Bauk rai —_ The trusices of the Auantio Savings Bunk, man Koosevele Re Als tull meeting of the M. Madigan Associa- M. Murpliy, President fa snd W. L, Bela Beevetary, at rity line accepted weil, to take eMct | Were arre ‘The colored men of the Fifth District have formed POR. Of which Col. Tayor Is Chairmen, De # aiid Juliue Decatur, Vice lresuleuts, J. Gs Fo Secretaries, Aud Capt. A. allied the Fukb Distiick W Ab Association, “Me Jrorse: kedy was last nigh were trying to arr staobed In the nec: ohne eriek acarig and Qu 4) Gusbe ql match between the Bwo provinces of Degan on Tuesday, aiid closet ree age 129 In both tauiugs, wad On. an and bis son were held at Jefferson Market yertorday for beating ang tisbalng Micnas! Brevoan, of 5” Went Twenty-eighib otraet, A partially auceenaiul attempt was wiade yeater!ay erin ‘Two officers nawed Herein, broil 8 vegro, when bote were Wilt Congres named O, W. Meaa, Josopn P, Cooper, John Q Adame, Erastus B. Bouton, Brastue F, Mead, Junos W. Dominick, Ba d Corning, aad David 8, Dao lutions | com, are charged with hav iug,uoder various covors, Aiveticaty adoptod asking for Re B. | {itewaliy | Washburn and Doolittle, the Reoubiican aud Dem mograrie candidates tu Governorot Wisconsin have | Ata meeting last might In tue Shiloh Presbyto. sured (o bave a joimt uiscuae.ou iu cach Congressional | rian Chart, the Hey. Mose. HM warnect, Wee e Bistrice Buter, NoH! Ture The Boston Commandery Knights ‘Teraptare | cia. Walter Chiistop! Abed Pourhheersie wath eountertel hor enwieh & ‘7 ee on the Merehanis” Nationa) Bavk, ely of New Alice Bowlsby's Body. York. “Ho every iusiaves tie counterfeit nites were ». Mersrs. J. J. Zuilke, Georse ¥ran Dr. DB. K, MéDonon the eg b ty de beld an Troy cok 19 tbe Cha olater The body of Alice Bowlsby was exhumed yes. | offereit by man In bie sbirt siceves, There are sey y and taken to Patorton, N.J.. for burial. The | Catharine Kanfinan, of 141 Firet avenue, during friends of the murdered kit! were UaWilling that 806 | an qiio-cation last evening with her hn should rewain in Powers Field, sirack bin op the ead with # pite i nied he money ol tie bawk to. thou Hewes cescration as 4 non readent * DUI: | selves, Cooper tr also churged with having unlaw Stohr ock, &@ nurrow-mimaded anctoersts a | pally voted himscl. « salary of $4,000 as Seci p i and 1 diate La Beet, 1 exearaion by Way oF by, the Hoorae Mountnl Cariod yesterday f New Yors, A Pitebborg Pro a) rolosion, a recreant in trusi, on imbe- | Upon m petition of some of the stocahol'ers. sleecatiu, ® irhud on the party ed | ay frectne 6 I sbould try, to wipe lend tag appe nie: Pr jo. T Ruggles te Jaguire A¥; Of Viovidence, i. 1., was stab. aflering : me sanaennscinee esses dublin tab meg tare ate & prenunnawen anions iis wore dh WE taken to Belvorue Hovpital, nud hfe wie wae looked up At. ‘Vo-day I thought the time 4 come, and I hed, praban'y. aus: eta BEG SD uo the ‘ol te bank on sunday might. gs Wat Ger Wisig net iu the hearts of his eonth.t mA esi WERE, oUCe ae. de bplaritadant alt m5 er 1 ee al . ie ntgetnag soar tiple wal nau'eGaLcb pal vb "Vue Bay, Two or ibree others = al " ; and Luever saw her trot betior, She soited thi a ia Morrick, age yesterday ar: were eadiy ca) ‘Tre Pout at Wromlng Blestion Se hes ima way that forced ine Maid tem liveig | The Pavifon Hctol, Saaron Springs; slightly | for ssone kilt, who resides at Wo Cauuou ir et Pa lat niaces a coteatica dinar eis omnueaa ; Braoce ey ¥, Sept. 6.—The latest election r ” Camage employes leet July ese barse by Mrs Aliza smith. of | on tuesday atthe Sb Louls waterworks. N.Y., Sept. 6—A call Boiew tora jms meet mR ol pein #60 Wedine R a at “enn tue Grand Divs ace Of Kasters New Yor Las Kivington atreot, who then lived He Wivtemio: Whits, of 34 No: Became entangled with soure. ber the enp of the helmet, lottlug tn the . ‘The Lody of & womaw adoul 25 years of ago, walle Gressed, wee [y0uG lo Lae wales of Cold Boring bor on Tuesday It .8 suspected that she was throwu ins kno water by dole pergme WO GesiFed (9 Wake Ber | the colored wadeamou of (ue cily mud biave vf New j York bo parade on Hept, by , i f Hien mii! on Witentekon Pei taatints, eeaped by Fivspaiciex @ ole on. $3,000. ce. By this time the assemblage sonmed to realize the full exieas of ali the Litle more’s periosmances, Ther 4 uae Republicans ® majority of two in th Whe Blate and the Democrats # majority of of Good tbe I perm creo, Philadel: Love, Be, insur cei Th Ming of the Globo woollen mills te Tei wat busted tap sven sn. Lice" 29298. Baveral pala ‘ dadiy lojused, and #0 hapde are tury RS mt y Repabiic: are judi oath claiming the anes Mo ee and'sn en .reewment of @vm, Compbel's admiuiewe- 1, Coseday eveqmg, Sept. ah hen, ee bes 4 CROWDS AROWND WER and overwhelmed the hostiors and others with @eertions, Cae cortinge leit of ladien drove up to a S = ¢ = = tb he Pome) - ~ You, ’entlemen, we must cou v A NEW DI ATORE, Yon'd have thought by our actions that oolognas sod Tcan assure you that we of the East are de- objeet oF for journey termined that it shall be done, I have boon rather jon he ever Siw. The quiet about itso far, but I want everybody now minute geatry tha to understand what I think, When we take bold colar on, tho of Grant, it will oot be with silk gloves on our had loaded the marbie-topped tabie in front bands. It hae got tobe done, We must throw | Suui'mont inslousung Gt oversea. auamoag ” Th Grant overboard or we shall be defeated. Panch, ‘The glasses wore dlled. aad i “But,” said Mr, Grinnell as though asking for | 4 throng f foformation, “what would you have us do, Mr. | clustered around the houored gua: of the Greeley? Suppone we throw Grant over what | Associatio : tan we do¥ “You know our people don’t want Tae WELCOME TO THE THONDERDOLY. Qo Jump out of the frying paninto the fire. Now . or Nortun—In behalf of the Fifteenth Ifyou will give us the slightest hope that you ee ee crete fesocieslon,. jelefy Be Intend to put your owa nae forward, we would | Europe. You see around you true end siead(eat niltingly {Heus; male to by cur own m ment of ” thom ia times past. Whatever may be the viciesl- ImLOwW CUT GRANT, tudes of life, rest assured vou can always depond Ad this Mr, Groviey Woked rather mysteriously | uoon the Fiveenh Wara Wiliam M. T + kaso «1 Mr. Grinnell and said : ert orosenn thats 9 kag A og bed i, I propowe tbe ne! Souator Michael Nor “AIL L want is to have ® good man nominated, | ‘on mho if elected will consent to give up the office THE TRCXDERBOLT's RESPONSE. »4 the end of bis term, Besides, I want to nomi. | 7* Than \ervl: resp uded | riety, He anid: auto & man who if elocted will elevate the office | thanks. Itt piensant io mie ta refect tha: the Fi to where it was in former days; # man who will | mmaceteycns se Tray uve tine eras nud me farewe oo bot take presents or use the military or his office. | MY Funin, (enon Lik Ee of thie Af tolders to advance bis own aspirations for a lift Allow meto'n/opote “iteaita ana long iilg (0 ¥