The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 11, 1871, Page 1

ES aa iy } THIRTY-NINTH YEAR, NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS DR, GREELEY’S CAMPAIGN, theta APRA Ad al 16 coe | LIFE IN THE METROPULIS: | ore eee eee ORD BIW IN CELIID AVON U iis hitb lar eh THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS, —_-— Kedtveiat ic Uren Uhendl Crnbveny a a j Veralet of the Coroner's Jury—The Conde 5 ‘The Crews in Splendid Condition~Why 1% canisdinipiasailsy ory Maginerrs Depot Muster: w ° - > . ; q ‘ = sad WOLDS OF WISDOM TO TRE ARTLESS te Gen tees pe AR ee oll DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THE) (hr Boelveen pie i frona neta | 4 947URDAY NiGHTS SPREE INTHE) F7ne, Crew Lew at Halitax—Sadler | prance TO ne FREED FROM THB 5 7 7 of or b ,, PORTE. pete y oN bth Ad x 0, , rarest AB mdh chdee rai Whitehonse The Bishop's Manifew BUN'H REPORTERA Responsible for the Disnater. pilerilant iss tA ol Sanatoos, Sept. 10.—The weather to-day was PORRESCH OF BER FORE Phe Opinion of Irreve Corretponaence of The Bun. : The Gvandest Display that Ever the East | Bostoy, Sept: 10.—The Corouer’s Jury on the | 4 Coinckd-nce which might have Manged a | Cold and cheerless, but this did uot deter larzonum- | A Consplency Discovered Baten't Mead ithe Latest Werke © Cureaco, Sept. 10.—Aceording to previous an- Side Whccnned Vsrotechnicenadbiuese | Etsterh Railroad disaster, after boing in eersion Man—the a of John Cowley The | bers Griving out to the lake to get s peep at the German Troops to be W ouliure—Dhe Great Farmer's Opinion | nouncement, Bishop Whitehouse, accompanied by | Lanterns in Tweed Plazas until @ o'clock this morning, agreed uvon a verdict Hattroud Mow's Spreo. crows. All wore ont in the morning practising. Thiers and Gortchakoft’s Interview. the Question of Women Voting. Dr. CV. Kelly, went ito Christ Chureh this morn- | Senator Tiyeed's constitnents eeom determined | which woe transmitted to Coroner Forsaith and a 1 and 2 o'clock yosterday morning | The Tyne crow took a Jong, steady pull of five miles, | Panrs, Sept. 10.—A conspiracy has been die ondence ot The Sue ing, to administer tho rite of confirmation. The | to meet the attacks made upon him with counter | approved by him abont 4 o'clock this afternoon y bettor known ax Buck Cauley, was | andthe Taylor-Winship crow dif about the satao | covered at Toulon to burn the arsenal and liberate ux Bar, Wis, Sept, 9.—The audicnco | piace was filled to the sidewalk wr! spect. Very | The following Is the verdict: murdered at Third avenus and Which greeted Mr, Grecicy in Oshkosh lust evening | tators, Kxpectina trouble, the Bishon, with the | oon, under tne auspices of the Tweed Central Or- | ,ThAt the persons then and there ly # dead come tO | within a hundred fect of his home, whithor he was | and both are confilent of success, Your corro- Gen, Manteutel, commander of the German army asa very fine one, numbering at least 1,500 pore | Rev. Dr. Kelly, came at 104 to the vestry room by | ganization of the Fourth District, of which the Hon, | Kauroad at ahout twenty witotes pact 8 ovjock on | going. On Friday night William Coughlin, an ox- | spondent had along talk with Henry Kelly today, | of occupation, after announcing yesterday the com fons. ‘bey frequently creeted the dietinguisied | the nie entranco, accompained by Mr. Albert Craue, | Miebael J. Shandley is President, a mass meeting is | he evening of the Win day of Avent, near the tail: | soriceman, now a blackataith, who reeidos at Fourth | and learned from him the reason they performed ao | sent of his Government to the evacuation of the de Spoaker with rapturous applavee, Clad in tho well: | the Junior warden, who had met him at the door of | to be held in Tweed plaza, and Mayor Von O'bian, Now, (be Jurors further t ect collision | avenue and Forty second strcet;}David Bloke, of 152 | bedly ot Halifex. In (he firat pince Bright, tho man | partisente around Paris, dined with Prosideat Known whive overcoa! anda well-worn suit of black | the cumeh, Mr. B. B, Philip ES catia on, the neal aseoe oto {*nd. con. | East Forty-second street, and Thomas Murphy, a | who took Renforth's place, was anything bat At to | Thiers and Gens. Ducrot and Changy. ‘The northern tue senior warden, | Judge Cardozo, Justice Snandley, Richard O'Gor- | Querrey che-bererly tala, Upon Whe broadcioth, Mr. Greeley appeared on the stago car- | wae waiting with tae Rev, Mr. Cheney, who wae in | man, Col, Fellows, Col, Seaver, and many other | wee thus Filed: and Asoc! 8. Brow gate keeper in tho employ of the Harlem railroad | row, and in the race they made a mistake in steer. | fOrts Will be evocunted Dret; et eee the toons, b curious epee | demonstrations of confdence and rty-second street, | Work. Both these crews are in splendid condition, | the convict 4 . " i be withdrawa from other point Fring under his arm the manuscript copy of his lec- | his surplice, bands and searf, to receive the Bisiop | prominent men will speak, Col, William R. Roverts former Talley to woiity the Latter by sient or | company a Fourth avenue and Twenty-sixtn atroet, | tog by which they had to pull fully a hundred yards | Judai seis Sore, careiully wrapped ina red bandanua handker- | in the vestry room. ‘Tie “Boas” himself will appear on | otherwise, tnat bis, the salt Nowland's train. had oven nuiaber of deaths in Paria during the past Vout iaent grt | aad who resides at 159 Kast Forty-aocond stroot, | further than the winning crow. In to-morrow's delayed of the rond atter tart) ak wae DUS, ¢ kaown, had he | were roaming the Twenty-firat and Nineteenth | race they have the best position, under the leo of | Week W 4 Nowland woul’ nomination for re. Bhief, ‘The woman question Is one on which M On the stand; and alter hi reta shop's entrance, Mr. Cheney stepped show (hit phoid fever Greciey ts peeuliariy hoppy, and last night he was | forward, and extending his hand auld, “Good | flection by the peovle, addresses ure to be dellvered | conguted hus watan, that tie Pullman train was over | Words, ‘They had been drinking some but wore | tHe shore, and tius will have smooch waier to row | ! jnereasing, and becoming epidemic. In bis ploasantest mood. He denounced the women | morning, Bishon.” Nominate ty hone facing the plaza is prom. | reached ftowere..@ 00's Nt MUA MR Rot Intoxicated, Later at night they were Joined | juys. sores 10 tose more in the middie of He} Assembly, us'a provisional and totspo Atitators in the strongest terme, end veattered to | Tho Bisiiop refused to return the sniutation, and | ired, and Grafulla full band will play. A brilliant | | The epgineer of the Fulimian, talk tad on, Mnehy | by Cauley, who ts abageage maater on Conductor | ite frtonds of the Ward Brothers aro very conf. | 20ll! levying one-tenth of the proposed pluy of Dreworks and the arcension of five bal Of a beautiful banner having ‘of Tweed and Shandioy, nd the presence of the other attractions. Hach of t dent, alleging that the the time g they mude iv o trial | taxath to meet tho immediate doman wen bi minutes anase sesondase Th thie is trues (ner Goverugient, ‘Tne bill flads considerable oppos t to win evsily, The Bigln crew have also | Hon. . king, tho | #180 mony friends, Dnt the gevoral tmoression is | l'ants. Sept. 9.—An interview between M. Thiore IEW oF iC eLood at the depot ut Re the collision, aud eogla aud she Hight of entd train im season to Ihe jury furtuer Bod that Saniuel 0, Boston, was remiss tn dary tn Ae the four winds of heavew if aesovtion that “Eeannot reeogniae yoo in any way in that wowen in this coantry is made the slave of man. | garb.” Ho then turned to the wardens, and on The squaws, eotd he, who carry to their lodge the | their usenranee, tn reply to his question, that Mr. Baush's train of tho Now Haven Ratlroad, and Who resided on Third avenge, near Forty-sec- ond street, After somo further drt : ds shoo aply toilo} Shenoy ‘cctor of Christ Conreh, ho demundes : ce a that the Wards will beat. them, In Ait and Prinee Gorteakoff has been arranged to tawe door tut tkstr husbands shoot. are simply lollow. | Cuensy wae rector of Christ Conteh, ho demeindel | Bite wards composing the Fourth Benatorial Dis ae a party thou being in ‘Third avenue, started down | Wualthe Wards will beat, them. In tho sunglo-seall | oes ct Tauaunne, i Awicaorland Mnsalagrhdehp alll raheenta mm ed te octet bee | on nekane Ue, eho ee en tee "Gs at Cane 6 naan the avenue, intending to break up and go home. | Jobn Biclin, Ellis and Gilbert Ward, Percy Kellov, a they should 400, the necersity for It woult be tee | the dlogese of Tivaois, ‘They rented that enn wae | fen, Th Commute, of Arrangewente |e headed yok SOW Gaile A Chine A WOTES Bacall and Sader, ‘Tyo latter ie favorite over ths Result of the Salzburg Negotintions. moved. The ; van taddich tas RO| time oF pisee for any d 2 x at abs J on it euch workers as Col Mlebaed C. Maly ttio digacter. wan tno Near Forty-third streot Cauley and Murphy, who | jars that Sadior would win, aid Gus Adtje the | BeRUIN, Sept. 9—The Areus Zeitung an. tarey in tho weer thetmvatves: ¥ added | jects They then toid the Bishop that they shoald | derma Coman, tne Hos Dents Hurng, ¢x-orcnor evenly teat From tne \ Horton, | wore walking slightly to the rear of tho otiiory, be: | becker of thu Winsbip erevt, offered to mutch him | BOdnCes the result of the negotiations at Saizhure as habit nas bard to (ell what tke women really | lo no way oppone his ofclatings thing the | Sith Teme mth fe Timothy: J, Camovel tue eats dad Lume:y (reas | eawe Involved ta a quarrel, act sald taat the | {Pt tousiud poands 4 to row any mani | follows: “Austria and Germany, in repuciating wanted, tat they thelr F : Lo ny part of t ie he p wl mot | doajor Whalen, t or Tom Kon Perris, AV ae at frequent detays in the | Other did not bear a good namo, Their talk was | very rover, | bas yuna Fessive ideas, will unite closely to repol agree. York soe of thom d odaga right that they | nocould direct the sbrvices, Mr. Coeney taking any | derman ¢ aad 1 Quiniay Ot Fatt, cessioned EF extra cf excdt | somewhat exeited, but no one had the host remote | we rece wil bly tare prec! teed! Germaiy.” coutinnes tie Avene. Zitung, ahold to allowed to part, or none: but thet Mr. Cheney must not bo ex- fou tr Tiyeo the. raumiag or the “regu. | Conon rf een ‘ On Saturday, while visitors were idling about on Nes Austrin to be stron: : nnd tho Austria heed ¢ 2 y Stengete with wy lor tray sadaing to. the ‘of “rail: | wotton that elther of taemen contemplated viotence. | 4,0%,5ator ite i ebont ¢ poror aud statesinen de-tre wuioa wish Tualy.” RUN FOR TE PaLsIDENCY, einded from the chaneo! of nis own church, Wheres | Sanguluar i meet Fail) ie rllnshd ti fo '/ peti rs tug pecousl'y, of telezrartie | At Forty-second stroct, in repiy toa remark from | they ¢ Rete tetanin seived t8 hatha ads, ond live int me house } unon the Bishop read the following, whieh he bad Pulitar 6 i‘ on of Beldge- | pocrores D urine eatery of tr he rie | Cauley, Murphy said, “My character iw better thaa | @nd card sharping fraternity ‘urich Larvest, | Threats to Bara the Vatican at Rome-A Lhis right, Mrs Greeley rerretted to | prepared beicre leaving tis hom 3 ing, J ig x ‘Ove of explosive veeeeaapbew Io of ths: Coney Tiina e-caFd monte A’ Leiter from Lonis Nupotvon to the Popes & tevoral ectiors and | | The Bishop 0’ Iitinole. : Lea Deen Rapa te fauion hav To tuls Cauley mado somo reply whieh exasper- Bat tuis f us pair did not get tome, Sept. 9.—The Alfieri Society threatens to ing to accord them. | ffautacxer ' ty of wisttat SsaGARiaie tes Namie Whee ea their }n0 ated Murp hag tho gentlemen who had eaargo of burn the Vatican, Procaut we be om 1 tao right to eit op | flor due nies of the Baie 1 Laat dna Dae an, Wher poration A + Cante to nad rouse tal attr agaiust such ® erizoc; but in case au atiempt sLould ect 10F tele 6 mile ed up. Soon alter tl Nuneon AN WESTCHESTER, 1 be protected by the forge teeadbes( fe Loa. rary tt i Mig MEI Lie WIT ia boar - owas vox 10. nal Bonaparte carries Wey were more mo n tuoi demanas, [UCT tae se vo as worthy and | gown the eecans pipe 1) | Robbed ant fered, ond Thrown Onde only ¢ with, bitn a letter from tothe Poe, Tue Wow he said, baad a right to pet their | ¢ i tuluisier degraded higindavine Ki ‘“ 4 a ha Probably an Assas: Telusor to sell for but e al } mK ro ing for a domon- Mis eirain for moro shan am hour, apd ween he ‘ the he} cuspman t dead body of @ man on the at the samo tine | 8!) aud Koce many per cent t ya tie iuatartiy B raving manic 4 ri q Vi forivne out of tts Pors pat down and drow his great sii bandkcret lot Munson selaed Ofticer Levi gol the plasters | track of the New York and Now Haven Ratiroad, | "Poole were, told On thie nt lich forces his ince and gold spectacles a shout of ap- aharnte Ui battag stoi 0 hig head stud paling out a haniel of air, hou fitty yarcs north of the depot In Mount Ver | rs trie p 1 him, and Cuugilia asked | for sadler to $65 fo a ae rilcig lana eas aa plause went ap thet slook the building to tts centre. | fha'tnited seaverma. trap t ae aie ae he tant, MAM | non, Westchester county, The expresn tratu from | Lim hov Do q ae © 81 per day. ‘The Christians nd Muse Tue newspavers here speak in the higuest ter: woien Tat the acknon him’ a terrible shaking in tie colt ut inte tue | New York being due, the body was taken into th: on, reviled Cautoy, at tho same ine | iste i catia pili ae or 3, Crecley's effort, and in this they but express ole at en Violation ef | Corrtior, Thence the madwan dragged him toward | dopot, and Coroner Meeks was susamonos. | ot azh their crasp a ete - disband: ee is “ath bs i ; " ty | omnia sdecors sare Yesponrinie, | the ofice, Levine still strugging Pose ‘ia’ be rosiongy Tapas : soy : ENA Eh. entirely ti Rip Cadaate Gad maine tare. the sentizent of the audience, which was matnly | oMelal Fiece ely hermeectad | URS tees Jaketare. Werrecet ematead’ tiserd the, | The man he n° run y FALLING 10 THM SIDRWaLE, DuAD. INE DOWLING-BRENNAN EIGHT, entirely « Wo Lazar aud gardens in ow Fomposrd of the tuteliigeeo and wealth ef the ] herooy ences wis 4 at under tris injury | noise aud ta 0 deeiet tho OMlccr and tue coors | His chest was crashed, his ritht fot cat of, an! tho same instant Murphy torned a te - ie 3 ee community, Farmers, lawyers, nies, Cons | fyouit to the force and retire from the eaurea, rain ned ottarts they were) able barms were tioken, L deards onthe | tuo axenie, Me wae culled upon to st seat bee tr ine pad tn sh adful EMect of the Hurricane inthe Wost Eressuen, and s attended, and did not | ye Crane ¢ J to the statements of ther | tne cell ocd Lime Tuea they cou, | CO¢Y showed ft to he that of Thomas H. Ste teopt on, his allk eap, such 8 8 W Nid arta aan Nd Indien. plint ther applause, 1t is certain that the intiwbit- | per, exec il'y allesion to “*tores.” wapres | Oucd i umber, of 107 Third eyenue, New York, * . 2 tow Tn ere Chere Walee We Risustox, Jam., Sept. 10.—The hurricane of Salo Ci Osihowt belive Air. Greig 0 ve Bate on me bined , y the Coroner learned qneaily fal ing {ato toe b 1 night the barroom of the new Me Geta eg a sectaigs In th t sion: 8 A buaeeet: Gil (66/44 @ Bishop wl performance ot is How they Drove Of a Sherif. Farubaas tae ‘ Lye Was the econo of @ distnrb 3 , a in the be woman question, and will port him tc Biciad cutie interview closed. by t EN D. Spear, a Depuly Sheriff of Oswego, | Fordham. Atter iuformin ; " ort ep Joe where be Is array against that issu: ns + Biel op the full direc hag be ters b Y2B° | Geath of Ler busbend, the he body y the boint of 6 esnd(date for the t Tortola five ¢ — iS SUh Gi aus UGECRETAKEANALE i co! ccs eDt elaming tint | came to New York and attached thu cana! vost | pond an inquest nr A Waidy-sne Ghar Lamar cherie Wie sepa plgedreeara vi xe yur a ebUFCr 1S | MosJuucks, Iylng at ihe ioot of Kast Fitly arst street Neo buucey faid that ber ( wh 10 t by us ts 80 he un plage rath ienenecys ort ented tlt ead on tooficiate, took bis | Stear war on board to see that the boat is mot run | CYeFY bigat in He WOE | suuiting - mat Aldor Fe neatly ruined. In tho island of Saba Ore sed irom his warm bed aud o D offte u i ' As he aid re moa to crops Were destioy ed. ‘ Dr, Selly necompanying him, Che Bishop | off until next Thursday, when the boat is to be sold | Gav n ght she decame very Un 1Coughia aud | man ¢ a8 wita Police Capt Gabered into a train for this place, Aiter a tedious 4 in his own carrin.e, which bad folowed | by avetion. The eteersmin, whose name could not | supposed he a whinge Ww n previously admiring tie i 4 i rlie of tree boars be vrrived, and was takeu in a Wis Hisiow was taken | pe ootained, Wanted ty get tid Of the oflicer, Attor touted with Malf an heur Oftcer O'Har, | Widow in high spirits, Cat A Coutral An Fed:ration. band by the Hon, W. D. Paisiver, at whose bouse Aig! Bat A i resorting quistecesst tO Various tactics he reso ¥ ¢ tireet, ven. inquiries ree | tyhile patvolin: secord avenue ond Wa St ‘ i 19 an offusive auer, Ponama, Sept, 2.—Commissioucrs have been uf shor ey and tha Bisbop both officiated after. | eq oa force, Last might he picked a quirrel with | sulted ta ng that £ eu ihe tra atte y-ninta wy ’ ova tho | Whether be war a Bre ora im mat, app 1 ‘by te Goveroments o or an bo will remain over Sunday, Shortly aiter his ar Yening at their respective ciurcles, but | the sheriff; an thea seized. @ stool, wih Whien he | asual time. But he to ‘Mott Haven insteat ae very ust Lhe officer «| “Luma tried of bott,” quictiy responaed the | fy rags yerenen ey rand cc nmuateation was put tuto his bands from ated to the dif doait nin'a murderous blow on ‘the head, The | of the Hariem train, ond ed to Moun: Ver: | been inetrucsed & ty love saavp tor | | terman Honduras to consult uoon the policy of adopting sito: 6b: indlanh Ape cthe: eeektriion ——_— Sherif wis felled to ths dees, The steersman ran | BOR, the Best stor of taet train, arriving | susrieloua ‘Derse 1 tho Taw you must deciars | westates for the esiablisament of a sutral Ameri- j 7 F ow OA away. Tho were atiracted by tue cries ot | there alittle alier 7 oe) quickoolng his space OOO gnoO NET saa Menomonee, Oncide, and Brotherton tribes, re 1HE UUDSON CuvKCU WAR, | ey Ot so ey AGA RAaphiath attees cele. | $hd A6gagetaa. horesaat'. buses eee Saree et he eas re De eee atevnaW uo timer 7 ete lie Mets, siteothel, eemepmemo tet . 4 Sgr atin a EAE = tion. "Dr. Swann foond a long and deco gash on th Ford:mu, Foructs street aad 4 himself into the L lature thar Loaton the Alp: ° jon afew miics distant, on tho shores of Groen | Father O'Mallivan Discreetty Keeplag Away | (op of the load. The wound was uresscd, and Spear | _ Mr. Wallace, the hotel lind Of tn tho” osieck shaguwiag ahal, | Wilh is Gate Gositied Dow ing evemaren, Swi id, Sept. &.—For upward % hatin ¢ from the Excited Parishiourrs, went bume, Was intoxicwied, ana just uv tue k euded tie sieps and rang tae Vell, man, aiding ¥e to tas od mitsh of Aniotican gestion Bay Greeley bas wecopted the invitation, ant | yen ee een athe mectine of the —— the door, ue @ist_nizet treivht tralia came tw froma LMAN IN poUBT Slatn Ward azul to wend aim to tie | oe vs: Gir09 BAIA OF AS BECAR ESL Smee. |, wal ut om Monday at 11 o'clock. These In ly He ie pe aeme ‘ hat A Prize Fight near a Graveyard, New Yor, and Stocey started toward tue cepe eth . Assembly, As f Would take pieasnre ved respectively Barrow, Morrisey, and Harde ssaaitar suits, | Members of St, Mary's parish at St, Mary's Hall Neral ol! Br lolowed by two wen, He approachod the eondac se. and the maa took out hts | ip whipping him. an @ ty his word, Classy ad | man, rove been missing, ‘They 1 felt 1 om Moth AGTORIRGTO) parHelte, Te aw Wes Migaip disanded, aud the ection Dwyer and Thomas Collins of ¥ iu. saying tha: Le Wauted to go to Visuccess Ui atiempi to open | ministered to O' Brit oral violsnt blows. ata guide, latending to explore and d set Ives of Mr. Grecley's Mia Vitiees Coieic alll pele lyn quarretied on Friday night, and agreed to settle ving wormed. thot tLe train was oficer approceued | O'Srien fur a time s:oud this w ealinness of #. andon vie la tiey bad nub HAIESSIVE EXOWLEDGR OF FARMING, : i . oo Friday in resolving | ie dispuce in a twenty-fonr-foot ring, each putting the ot ier Way, be Went off, Just as t.0 Wait ap her, but at last forbearance ceased vo be been heura of, to resist to tie last extremity the reinstotement of . " e Jumped od 1%, aud Was (old by a brakeman itue, and Le struck Out aud gave Clancy a severe Too aecrmed that three thousand India) i eee ae ine eee imasly nopkovat A | UP45: Early ou Saturday morning the privelp rie fe al tec le thos ofuis a4 drubbing. assoubie to pay their r na! tisten: 6 the: | oe ara isies planed aronie the hove of wor, | S80 thelr seconds took carriages at Newton's sa- y ways thay Mr. A, Garvey pata her bigs «d the oMeor. Since Sherif Brennan's opponenta have dectared 64; 10,c5 A: Oistiurbanes Whe Ailanabe Sears or: «ioe ves - MAE: Will. Mal (roe (ho puitloues |/Sene ac GA avavd (6654 AF IGA AbAEAAA ouae Saturday aiternoun and Cab 227 moe auy OF your basinens,"” | him a Twelith Warcer, and (hereiore na longer on | « SP Dou tart ik Orensen Otee be Mi aioyhibs t great | "UP last uightand this morning. Contrary to ex bot were prevented trom Agoting by the | Sher saw nim place it ina yollo® cuvelops ava put dd to the cortrol of tie party in the * ests vari 06 phe The Mesoniones are wot great | cat ae ChSiilivka, aid nok wake hie oo Was} then droves Galvaty Ce t into his inside coat pocket, and that uo Was per Hist a mao hid been shot tn | ne ast taken up bis abode ta his brotaer Owen “ . Graces ‘They spud thoir Lime orineipalty 1a Osh | pe no servicon were held today. A aring nese the graveyard, and begin t ecily tober on going frou the ofice. Poi Be tant tho B had Fae om | Howwe iw the Sixth. Lively times are wutisspaicd 1 f ing, bunting, ond ng drank; tnt they watt | cro 1 round the ehuren this forenoon At end of the thira ‘roun . 1 > crogged, fo r $ koy prone tue ———~a—— ¥ Troubles in Belgium, Bever!) views Come to pee Mr. Grecley and it Is to b cb oruer prevailed, It was ascertaine rew nn the enonge, and the purt busied under the t Pia a Se waa the tthos © Georgia Repub avssxes, Sept. 10.—The labor troubles anme Redes Will slash Ia HaeoeTG there is ve day Maat Bator Q-putitwan tehesrap led ignn Bayer war hiraly touche, out Cok | AL Sam onde Conn, and dow : x th Grants tinor vere, “Tue niasters wid evtinense a Lye Ome anotice (rive uear Oshkosh ealled the Clinpewes. | t woul b Itho crowd gradual gv and drew bloud irom his wostil brake mn tra Hai th ‘ wat ti been, and the ¢ Prompt.y Ir Mey, forni They ure stragzlers from the original tribe, and ed. pels are firm and woited inn tier ae , Ama thatthe t ‘tun over aud | § Piey re‘urned wit ouer in | Dut ne heal cceaie si arovit is 0919, irreciaimable Indians 7 don ihooa O'Sullivan or a bi | sot in Weehawken—Arrested ia Now York a at V Zahid N iw ne wan | Geant hey cc " Kaow any hing at allabout farming, ond one of them aay " « f. | Joseph Lippert aud Jobn Bruen, both of 14 ieee ip started trom th : Paar tery FnetPoah aa | chat a an party w Last evening Fr 7 Of 12 Morshal was as to say that he g ouater with One o y y for a day's spree, Last evening J ‘i I killer Wost te natne House par baerors, and Ho saye |] AC n ¢ 1 nt a florisi’s in Guttenberg, i peiiev (ak eines uy Ain uth Ward Gang Browloy of Weebawk fe Walking along Nile A ware, : aL Wt Hat ¢ } Fued ane cal , ¥ WerDOD, Ton, questa suit loth: Grease iodo aeven As inth street poles # tay four men com ack he saw Lippert and Bruen, and. aurnosing thar | © Bo\'s of : ease i wy y rou meer ot Jace im she tenis OF white atu eo fohn Forman of West Heron, while crossing monera, neve wat > ; : Min 5 ote THE PINALES OF 1k GUT Het tore Museu away and « he i his possession, and n_doc LOSSES BY FIRE, he delepa ho principal n Ex*Policeman Varned bis Hand to. : wants owed & _ fuapecticn some of th mens of thelr jrodu a WNresiening tate missed {rom the police foree for misconduct Capured-Baw ve bles With # ‘ Dol Murpiy tot Vals tee Met ' i Mr. Giecley expressed great gratification at this, | Cut negiect of duty, opened at 61 Sullivan street one o Wasuixarow, Sept. 10.—Capt, The of the | ‘| PDE iG lente Wheat SPARES 2 ' ge #y', SUL East Twenty. tmong (ie In.teng, and that f thelr br thren € officer beatd suiie one Fu Capt, McDermott made South Carctina ts about to form 81 ' Wesiouu toon haven settlement of the In Rui pester A) eer Markit yes ree r Mow os wee eae : qwossion, Vive ofiicer Mred to frighten the man: Nut Callahan, others were i a miyority in ¢ 4,” Loss. § Gig Har Deane, + Women Vote. tnt ik, the bioo! flowing Cio r Wan coa | fleeted Navor ar Ban rf fon He liroat | Can ldze City, ‘ rity in one brane! p y tre wound, The madman tien Alarm on a Coucy Island Bont, mand Biske, wae posi | Jenty te Y wu M8 350 — - Et 400 tm lature, which was largely | § mowed, Both * PRLRIIN Dood Ren teiday afteruoon, while the steamer Nor. " taereapon ‘dis. | Railread, near Gratton, Ouio, was no room of te Amoricon umbrolia one.siz sar Beer Tere shieke Wot ou her up trip from Coney Islend, the jav Prt) foil on tue track. Warplog ths Fala Aud ¢ ‘ at ois, Fast Porcr-engath py won 2 ¥ ne Of the large crowed #6 it 1 and the too of her eylinde es, Teaids Were desiyed rox uours 1 BY i Bloc i, nich - shan Wat t > A had Mrs A ont LONG ISLAND, Auout RAO; tuauced. : ba » Tnteliect Recornize ——— ladies A bo. . ~ ey . The Nanchester, Englaud, School Board have | Makhue Soldiers of our Notional Guarda | «031 i W gosuie a rmers of t rn ond of Ton SOSTENGE AVOUR TONM Dorvors so vuntorsy without distinction et iy M rik ia th Healm, Wot West ‘enta baa caaivanonie eturd ! 4 ziber in Mount Me quare this ovening, . peiaee 2) Ai Aiea enue aac i deraiod sat Uno farmers. wilt peu of Health is directed Phe Suiride or a Plovida Morchant tn Mi i ¥ i MAIR eArS ont eainoh of ect) wuere they : 5 Re ay, Lo prepare plans for tue sa cock fight 1 sitoon: z f f eset OF the «4 hora jos04 of the north n the Rut River _ words, al B Years of 8 f : Ha nheee A Tellers: A anager Hebe oun vena CABLES, || jon wikers MYC tad ! ' cry coh hiunber of bankers nave « 1 to suppl funds rine frown Bright's disease of th ee connibated tare } Pun dn the Elysian Plelds othe E y eta Eveveath ay ‘ ‘ M t i" Rice Again tn the R ra i i \é \ f St, ond J of ay ¢ ; ss Ris h Tonia r 2 v oe t t | : Keath ’ ‘ f sof Bangor, Me. Vave nominated f 1 ata te ; y efron P,P, Peterson & Brot! We : shy Ld asf ce dows & 9% in Early ye y worn ive Jesse ( iwi Age “hyve Uy . i “iy i ir k 8 J. Med ed 6, of 142d street, n Hunerst 109,000 Peveons in \ 8 i arkot street ny Ser OE ee aetet | ta ‘ ' ‘ ante : . die Madey by @ SonelieLaw, } : M Wao resides at 137 He : ns wis struck’ Dy tho yale tk saad ¢ Mary Hartye, azeu 43 ye: toitled spleide af | ies i i Wis week Bane wensten ag eiwecn Poter Nolsa, 0 years ot | a boods, Mri Hevter identued tue eilks found ty r Gulden Kale is reporied ushore uous Dover 9 P. Smith, of the Union iy} _ Wise ar. Pati ue. of 6b Cherry strect 1 ays alah cna EIeLad aah °F le it A ‘ a Peek CuMmMsIOL GE FU ey Wid hioened | Bowe cu} tomporseit the ke ‘ at a sii ontin HOURS OF LEASURE Burghas entered F. A, Vanderetiny’s stan my down, vid bis och ' mined | oven a W's Glave” Matty o * Bites ¢ 1 vue ta i Tout st ove ol th Way thes 1 fap The ursument tn tho Zunes iibel salt, on the * ‘ t tine evert uti = Gerw or 50 yosrs of age, Ny wan ae 1 ry aie wilt rir nin ole Clos b) eMbeUb dime w , Tron Mis ftoak Creat Vive in HE , y vie WILD two aller iien | f ' y vent to the Washineton erveet | a nad ait Que Lt! Hal ewinuanivg maoat: deiner | tue eve The may samay ad Lasemts n dead twelve oF iiitweu hours Os PAYRR UT emi i ns Net Le anally nail aL AY rtreet Ta Hie Hat Ho | Diedhan decuned wong 1urthers and stared Ut eaing ' Jniernationat Union in Bos The doves's Wood Murder. Ree eg er Rush va wl % the Park Avenue Itt rr ae Retire tad | a inpe ceuberatale | Uae baw an 6. Leon ie to pert ade hii “ rebanph rs lerscy Clty Tragcdy. EOS NN le iM i . ba ‘ 4 Wittssacd by two | to-stay. Dut WHHONE Avull, He. taea plokea wpm p ord whtie from thelr The reiains of y rian, Who was 50 M ‘ Tho Conmissioner of a dere aventes bY weMr Ot Fu pyr vii gave the mh Hie boay or We men was | ing ewae, with Wh siruek Died sayy pga. mat 4 ; Hedges ; veral days ago u young Mr, Ward of 8 Clark | this orticlen Lanlo ta ataup tax, uur bab Vo teeaetcni, dh fie tural iy Heat min: | secovereiaiige walt house teuiny Uy we Wontiven, | Wow'OR the sie of his hea ieuie Vig iemt. snd Soha ii, Maydew, of New | tho see be iw buried sestriuay by the | place, Jersey City, was Dadly Deaton about the head | isu of tie tan ulartucr, irreenoetive. of tok Nolde au! Jobu bavage Were wuyeoquenliy ar: | lieutinerls indy his porcets were frond tetineoe | seh, Bebeam then re of) Dlecnan “ woud a Abs OC a iOu by persons wukuowa, Le diva yealerday, PACKET CL PLC: OAL LOE MAEM blhe GALE LNG Ba AV aoteoned, 127 Me CON GC), BUDA DUAGLE UF ONpLIB. | BLaLiOU.’ Heuivou Wie uilerWard artea\od.