The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 4, 1872, Page 3

THE SUN,-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. THRAM'S PIGEONS. Werith pertect antety, I understand the opposition to ockets of the peonte without thelr consciousness of + STATE CONV ENTIOV MURDER IN PHILLIPSBURG, i y v ‘he imposition shoald be abolished, Duties and excises gud cau False money easy if we come short, which [ siaimtciiones Killed Becnune she Would Not Return to satetifesone of autaining monty should be known only through tue eee e! Pise — prosecutions agatuet ¢ no don't bollove we shell, and 1f we do we can loan OF | pire URRAT GATHERING OF LIB. Mer ne Tieenibe diced | LOUTSTILLE OAsTING 4BOUT FOR |? "ihe erted aun sity Of. sustalning ernment coord tie hick Lhd atch er Hea Rag nt A Hy ERALS IN SYRACUSE bf a ANDIDATE under auch a aystei Is nnreal. the pubife expences ‘ ae Dreee vires cote Cer ee at ene - Andrew J. Hulme of Phillipsburg, N. J., - enue ty taration atthe mnmnent cP eenenulintes Or Be Leoy have it. When stall I gee you in Washington ? Probable Uyanimous Nomination of Judge | shot and fatally wounded his divorced wife, | Orgunizntion of Blauton-Danenn's Conven- | forett is susceptibie of belng utilized and made m s truly, Osea AEs, ides 2 AA bc we To rouree of great public benefit. However true it may renee HON PRNETAR Church for Governor—The Lieutenants | Wilhelmina Portner, on Sunday night last. A tion Chast #0 enor Dectines the Nomt- | prfi'acottain Mew of he matter, That all txts ar, GOOD STAND! Governorship at Sen—Prominent Card Sty reporter went to Phillipsburg yesterday to tion for President—IHe ere Graut to | wiinately borne hy the laboring class, they are, never #4 tent § 3 > leas, 1h the Arst Inatanee coltecter howe whe La 1 peahes “Navn | Synacesr, Sept, 2—The delegates have | The persons with whom hy talked about it told | Loursviune, Sept. 3—Col, Duncan entted | fo!lar reanired tar the expenses of Rovernment oat gine riemge f 4 nearly allarrived. All the level-headed men ere | confileting stor They are given as told to | his Convention to order at 1 o'clock to-day. the duty Be ge Fee i at inclined to Chute for the Governorship; but | tho reporter, After stating the object of the gathering, he in- HS ; ' t q wrote ong ° © ye ao Matil’a Portner, a widow, re- | troduced Mr. Levi L, Chatfleld of New York as jand, in their About a month ago he wrote a strong letter t Five years a lin b a ’ ening hit f andlté i rom Easton, Pa, to the nelahboring elty | t orary Chairman, On taking tho chair Mr. Inecifdctonce they ould then perform a ; Kor t g him t a cand!date, | turned from Ea: ; lft telfed y p hom as 8 tt r ern of Phillipsburg, and opened a lager beer saloon. | Chatfield delivered a speech, in which he said duty hitherto negle Legislative ¢ ton 1 thereuy donot tll then Kernan | of Phillipsburg Y ively under thee rn ‘ ‘ sented to be @ candidate, It is this | Wilhelmina, called Mina, ber only child, was | that he was born @ Democrat, and if he was the | 1 7 Mas aiiter ceain * Fiehty per cent dividend on \ 0 er rather than a reluctance to leave | then a irl of 18, large and fleshy, but she had last remaining one ho would wrap the old dag | ° a that on ie ‘prneticabitity, of cs? nf ' he bench that Impets him to resist | attrantive face, and yas ad . region nnpy diss | around him and lay him down to die therein, pre ¥ (his popular surveillance reete the leat hope ot t Lda sigh i [ yosition, She was the loadstone that d cus M fi . ny | OUF republic Rover ' A this stay sie Tall efforts to get him to rin for Governor. | Pact, pee inthe place, and sho nd many ir, Spaulding presented @ scaled letter ‘rom Loyal ET a Set siioa § ’ it I that ¢ inieation will be had tos aynirene . Hulme &. | Chastos O'Conot, Whiol the Medratary wie direct 108 SUM OF ADT, YIDLATSTRS, : i 1 Kernan to uy aud hares it Hl Paterns) t is not neeosearily mischt i508 night with Boch Church and) Kernan to try and tector on the Jersey Central Railroad » rome © follo @ lette i vernient 1s no scarily miachtevona ‘ yet the affair ont of this en nt. If atic~ | Hutme te twelve years her senior. Ite pressed | Cd toread. Tho following ls the letter: tna vionardliy tat in a rit foe nto thie, we can draw Coverument 4 el Will be nominated vuonimously. | his suit, and, notwitnatanding the mother's op- Mrs O' Conor's Letter, fein fact Sth Tent for two-thirds of the Work dome 11. advauco of Whe track not, T k Keenan will bo the nominee. | posivon, induced Mina to marry him afer 4 New Youn, Ang. #1, 16:2 | which devotes some of tte powers to. patting. Won-y ‘ ris here, and } Pebut not until he had elected n'o Mh ts must In extortion Ait ir ig here. an yi year's court siip, bu ail he had ed | ay che Demon onal Conrenti porn invo men's pocve Others inextortion Ls On, My Conntes! kK ne Licut-Gov. Beach hat a good fi Hulme took his bride to East TOO Un it Lowtee pl 1 ig Pace nd policy Involve wnt areer of Pap a mee fy Oaant erat delegates as Against Kernan. Clarkson N dt ber mother's house thr L censanantneee Miah favoritism. My. deen Hi theae tinny: STOUD Wat oie ee es ee ter and Homer Neon hag svine, aud Schell | arrerward, saying her husband had deceived her. | yy * dewencraty In practice and teemnet | preseat cand doutlese my aawe iit he preceates de Oakes Ames'a list of names, naslov lias some from youre dod tat she fag no affection for him, as he was | Mt i intoicnati. mecliey ous domination sf its ometal | Pour consideration. se knccnnee. Hi tiek erent t ome for Credit Mobilier, is TE DEMOCKAT® TO SAME TIE MAS, so old and in in appearance.” He had | furps be aliowsd to Wield, without edectual restraint, | Yaave reepcettully to withdraw: it. “The strength and LAINE Maine + + 2000 the f Ine Thave spokenofthe Dem. | told her that) he was wealthy, and that she | these powere, correctly denominated regal, by which, | emphasis which have marked the language employed 8 ee 9 0 fore Aa iplah i MAB 4 S| would have an elegant house to live in, which | from the very bociiniig and in every ciime, elvil so: | by some gentlemen tn addressing me ont bJeot PACTERSOS of New Mampahiten 3.900 eratic braneh of the two tublicn hore, It | was ful c ety alinost invariably Mtherto has been made the prey | must be my excuse for saying what follows. WILSON, Masauchueette «6 . ts conceded 1 t moeratic Convention of ite ru When foundiog our instiutions the | Buecess should, of course, be an object. In the pres: ‘ Will select the for Governor. How SECURING TESTIMONY FOR A DIVORCE. Tadiers Were linpreayed WILK thie Deliefy aud, iavorder | ent condition of affairs citer leadership. will apord.s PAINTER Rep. tor Qnigtey + 000 h State . 5 Ott « we the vet -y of power to aggrandize itself, they | better prospect of atiaining it. A choice ean be inade rofthe State Uioket Will be made out of | Seon after returning to her mother's f S. COLFAX, Speaker «6 + 2.000 i he Stare ted. For Teutenarte | nutne ensiged a New irk detective to waten | dettuuuced reaiiwions af Gnegampledeomplesity: ite | from mary «quaily Rellabie aa feformera, probably more SCOVTELD and KELLEY, Pas 2.000 each, | ( the candidates named are Littejoln, | her husband. and he obtained evidence aaninst | {ete tro fancane tal Uae Ot Mie prea at Se | Sern iat eee gace, And yet lene likely to combine EELOT, Mawes «+ + 6.000 Alvord, } and Waldo Hutehing from | Hulme by which his wife secured a divorce. | balances, However usctal it may be ia a laud kent to eubscribe a platform contalning elther a pro: DAWES, Masenc o 2 8000 o Libera side. if es to the Dems | This was one sear after thelr matrin During | estates, kings, lords, and commons—eap rt for-ion of faith or A recantation of errors anda promise 14 ages nhG n. Slocum mentioned. The | the three years of (heir legal separation Mina | @iown tat Ges polcy Ue faadequate to the maint Of uwendinent, The existing practice requires thie POW LB Tens a Bede cd lh J candidates “nated Congressman et | has keveril times left her home end gone to | yf pulls onder Tite equaltty ta Pee fod that prieti¢a may not be abruptly eet aside. Love hoeTWELL, M cite = 2.000 larg Dorshetmer Buffalo, Liberal. | tive with Huline as his wife, the last orcasion | YN ts 1! haa nrovon exeiedingly mlvchiovous by its lute Incependence which ean bartly. be uAY ow 20 tT nad AOA i ae Tom Hof witices. Alone 1 AUOFUB By im public obice; a desire. te. promote your BINGHAM Aud GAR EIELD,O, 2,000 each, 1 sow Y and Judge Anmasa ut fourteen months ago, and. sin ‘ ial Feetralntupou power. fucose tnatead of linpediag ty and a belief thet tenn Rudereeds Onke ‘Jun, 30, LN6S, 1 Pt Atbung. | Democrats, | with has repeatedly refused too with him > thos beat perforin che (udividual citizen's quota of put e pr chances in favor of the former. keep Huline away from her daugh- A DELUSION le servier, have created in my mind an Uualterable Fe: writ neilon the letter dated | Phere isa tack of harmony about the candidacy Foitucr had hint arrested on. warrants such @ reatratnt enn he tmpoeed | pulve to remain In private station, one 3 Is03, ws andwridig is that? A.—It | for Governor except so far us Church Is cone | three tines. and he was put under bends € vie have frenonutd ny. tue Yours uly, Cn. 0'Cono . cerned, His nominetion would solve all diM- | enter hor house as he always disturbe the peace yh utile eae | Atthe close of the reading, which failed to aoa Niue ee SUES one when Oakes Ames wrote uities and heal all feuds Wuen there. ‘hie ts the ete ry OF Mrs. 1 cSasary to ‘practica| qhiat Teanonses thaviecier was referred to the this le here were vou when y ved We cf ne wel oe 0 tree on Platform. LB USE OF KERNAN'S 8 ‘ ! tint ple were placed | Comm i? At th nw < bet ‘ ns Pat nee tee rs Sebi MURDER IN His BRANT. handeontict | During the call of States for a committes on here the other letter dated Jan, 2%, 1808, This | (12 Canvassing for a candidate for | Last Saturday evening Hulme went into the credentials, Mr. Bayard of New Jersey presented We follows Tovgenok te atl accively going on. A report | saloon and asked Mina to go with him to kaaton his nuthority from the Straight-out Convention ‘ A 7 ac been “ attracts much atten- | Mayor Beers says sho went. ‘The tiother afirins of C ia to represent that State. Ie wa Proot upon Proof ef the Corruption, t that Jud Feit 1F TART fen rk ; f California to represent that § Won, adge Church, if unanimously noml- | her daughter did not go with him, but refused, ne 0 reprer ‘George Valland aver ar isis, Pata, will accepts but tite is met by | because he was intoxteated and displayed 4 | RENO Hentucly mmared flies te, Comveritint . WT AMmenn SORT UERe © » declavation, upon what ts deemed | tol. Ho remained in the saloon about ten mine adjourn until the 20th of November (loud 1 Hi. 8. Met Begs alas ; best aut that Judge Church | utes, Later in the even.ng be visited Johnson's Of No} «Put bla. putl wos, Garage w Dean Sim: Yours oft nd. tn which you not in honor accept the nomination, | restaurant and the Apacar H where he Vallandigham retired.} A comnilt tay Bedator ard and Fowler have w As it was only alter he declined that Francts | showed bis piscol, and sald. he waa soins { neat organization was then appointed, and t fcation to their stock, Thave spoken to Fowler t ernan allowed his name to be used. The tn- | jt. Ite called by name f whol Convention took a recess until £30, pag, | dleat if Church inatsts upon decline | gatd had been eriininally it 4 log Mr. Hibbard of Kentucky Bayard. Lhave never beea introduced 10 Bay- | ing Kernan will receive the nomination, though | and tarestened to. kill th ite Inthe Mr, Vallandigham's motion. at rd, but will ee him You say [mast not putt hehas strong opponents. Clarkson N. Potterand | Apagar Hotel heextended ftation te all to sion for an aaj srnment to the neh th one) have aaaigae! as far ae Thave | Auguatua Sciell are also freely mentioned for | tae a last drink with Wii, aading, "To ulght 7 iatok COMPRCOTTON auth of November was made under a total mis- given tomfour from Massachneetts ew Hap. | the position ; but aa yet there appears to be 0 | wll anish up the bua Tha DOCFAINE OF SFI nucTtON, Apprehension of afr (y Conor's letter, which h anire; one, Delaware; one, Tennessee; one-half, Outo, | § cling inthe matter, tween 2 and 3 o'¢ t jo enereft. pon aw tty i, | supposed, after dictating a platform’ for adop WHo Gor Tites#? fr lawatctantGoverioe and the ther ods | Hulme went to the roar ¢ {HOF a deemed necessary. the d tion by this Convention, tended toward the sug. a; one, iudiaua; one, Maine; ant at of Governors en) ciereee | house and burst it open. He then proceeded to | cHions. hike docteia i gestion that this Cc tion be merged into the 0, ‘one, fy] cen a dovernor, the second floor, where the bedr ‘| forced by any party, and ts now tot Greeley movement. Mr. Vallandigham desired t fe which Tahal put where they SENATOR FENTON Teach Ming's apartment ho had to pasa through | f a} cond him to apologize to the Convention and to the i 1 te d In the canvassing the Liberals take part, and | {88 one gecupied by her mother and gran ea Democracy of the country for his breach of de- ‘ re the 0 ka e dividend | they are : It Senator henson has B Se1eu ts 8 corum, to while had bee yelled by bis in: 4 we chould tnake aytial B10: OX stris | nCilvbe Hotel, which are conerantiy | PASAuE, my enna aete haste bse i Ny the fathers tense detestation reeleyiam. [Applause] ‘ e new etock where It ™ tect ua 1 Uironge Dor aa well at Libe THE ASSASSINATION, i . The apolvey mally accepted ‘and Mr, aie ae aae ‘ " us are to have t Gaining his victim's room he presented at a a}landivham y return to his aa Me hee ents V ket tol ac ice head. and. said he would. bhi her " f ence FLD OF Contact Seoerera eas oid stock | want for dial ae Xs most frequently mentior Draitie if sic di not wo ‘out anal walk wit Hee eae ea hetautr ok Cunt ice gts | BUttee on Credentials: reported that m a S posit tre hg with fear,and hopin, peretructur xcept D ona > 1 rs Hitcan It 4 ht hep ite super and a e to report further bu-norrow pip 4 nit r ‘lin and save her life, Mind dressed. THE TAMMANY PAL The Comuittes on Fe ent. Ory tion ‘ kee ict t 2 1 for Lieuteaant-Governor wi went with me intu the street. Th z ; 6 ent, Organigatlo : pa) erg sith M. Weed, of Clinton e up Mark. t to Main, and then us growth of oMcial inalversation in thie | reported for permanent nt Fide James * ; ; , 4G. Alvord has many advocates | their acer the, house they went neh rae Prout LO aight durtog tne | Lyon of Virginia, with one Vice-President from be . Parra on to the 1 Iroad depot, where he [cnr Rds varh State represented, 1 red spr wes ATS SCHELL. Acain drew his pistol, and after accusing her ra BD OPESTLUNNY OF 8 On motion of Mr, Bayard of New Jersey and t th fired t we shot als nr t on F California, Col. Blanton Duncan wa ited to a « t ‘ gatlon will cast their vote | inddeilty fired ts in rapid i cacept so fut ae Iforn I. on Du od Lo ‘ t e are poor, s for s e Kings ¢ jocation | E ranof a few steps, halted, and facing | ir due recurrence uf a Presidential canvass, feat in the Convection, and was anpoiated firs : ra raise eer tae nee cee aE : Sever suey imored | Vice-President in recoguiuion of his services in FY { nd others davon the Valley | * tee! va: | the cause, ’ Moat t Hictas of Pane cinere favor the ; emer pina Judge Lvons on taking the chair addressed et a 9, a x tt ‘aes ; slot! {t # i orm dior the Convention, urging the imp nee of opal r Me, Litth F Gawnne WH ne DEH h * thas ee 4 LD Innvement for the maintenance of sound f ’ aL “¥ i ‘ | ; ‘ hens t : duty of repud. gaud defeating thelr un ¥. as iney have done bef 6 Jeud them mou fi cba PRY: ¥ RETRO PRE pe tas is | Stite was then e ' _ anh this THE 1 FOUR SYSTE | vention s urned unt ow that ® 8 t to decline wan.tha |, f 7 Labal Joulsville'n ALL Baba, y | ihe former, I ed and had not t r aurea : H Meccan estate t raat niehite it ld ex riyr uit HL iy love will b I eclty, aud that several 4 a. yi ute, b permanet scen him, but the Fumor cannot be traced t ss ot penal Morgia y ja » t tworthy source. tis ke has {rie a ater vitality, refor ——— y who will conceal bin, and suid the police this practice. abov : CTORY. of J Senator Sumner's Last Worls betore L Wilh notes etuselves to capture the recogni ALY Bie TORY Europe. sor Hers pulilivhies t f A ¢ eaveptt an} ox The Tables Reversed Che Champion of Lan pap rseods, Mr. Sumner has again spoken Curry Pouce Arewent of two huson {Serres G: os heen ganetved July Defeated. a a manuer witeh ¢ ares be pate for the arrest of Jeck luiine. whos . : eve 4 i rouged Frith Avenue Theatre—"‘Dinmendar” “idepdedgersasBatioaates Movie. etarcace weckrrioscarenar aoe one | om Bee wr pate Last evening Irving Hall was thronged I n C. Lloward, the young seat 16 naif fe pai tilaed suit, aud black feit hat. W.K, Beane, Mayor aa shite he has in cy mind a tar | DY billiard men, who had gathered to witness ena aed ae ie ned to look to bim for cuunsel snd | At g meetin of the Common Council un Mon- | 4 2Pfe stion fe,that proceeding hae ta my mind e far of two billiard matches between Maurice i an} oe a day ni reward offered by the Mayor was | act uly inf by that went tun Daley and John Deery, Since Oct. 27 last there ' a similar ea) w produ eter Githa ate repudiated and his Honor will have to pay the | appear ty the measures. a ; ctienat date Sy lat oaen aak former is falsely F all inst arnount (ror tees. Mrs. Partner | detected) muuic ipl ta be contest in this city be any ieNet trot aie they saw ft pocon Mr. sumuer veryeauniy | has also oflercd & d for the tis | forces cing loved, equal wyers of note. This fact, together with astrong ‘ ¢ ety New York; y ‘ . Hh COW y were couced y 1 poppe Riss @ wotlk lites ig Horace Ureeicy se well ao tor | wen the nex r the deed aletter | Tarties and to eve feeling of partisanship, had awakened a lively x » that may be 4 c watering | Qi hap den | Ly 6 | trom H n Mr. Henry | ¢ enth was a match of great import y ¥ fone of the thomt oo to Grant, w Eee thine Ff aac hie bores ie an ayers, For Daly defeated Deery 5 s, vase ONL. B 1 under-bred totare soph Meg tp AN ge) bya he acknowl | 6 Vast at that tme Deery's friends real “Soci and like it, it is destined to a teen kill hineeif, ‘The names of the persons he | £ of e result would have been differ ' fut of more interost manager oh ich crititt panes wi B ° ti Line a 13 poluta, the r than any abstruse orit tic - sada an tieishtih cciutidbas badd I rench casos, push and crotch See eure ecii the ‘players Daly and Deery were called for: ! my Watt arsed 3 . - © pointe at about ball past s sat us aloes conduct towar. aut | Lad ¥ Ls | in bis fest i g aud pt the lead to the esis * ° ° ° . ] end of the game ye ties all Was Dw ie Pia moet. se Mk or If ¢ a jp benweae Gan. ¢ and Mr Daly out-played Deery at every point, makin \ Luope she Lond wih for |) grotle ainakse wines rely cory mabinapon iets ¢ f 4, 4. 25, 50, and @ and Ghally won (he i M Lord y boy | ture, Those Inelining to the latter, aah choice of evn Lis Doory'seneral average Was " ay bis et curses at mut jon of oppress, at the nis tiie un being . hat ea Pt h heat run being 41 ™ Fest oo Matilde Portner turotgh life, dbe te morderiag would fesuit from bis success, T r Great interest was disp area by ine Weng rg thy bey #. Curae her fur ever aud ever, de squal ground to hope for that good result iu either who. frequently aided good shots by e n t H ¢ wily the next. C, crt wa be red, Gen, Grau aly Motive for tudleting e naune parties will Hall on Sep was a flute ere aamute tha yrds but wa T to ive to au 2 tuat portion of his conntrymen will cens UM points up, French caroms, push and eaven's curses re ‘ cchre a thitd term, ur toestablian w dicta Pat if rape eayrinet pay warn Wht SUN reporter saw the dying woman at 7 | uenlly, ac Ts us'merely — LT al 4 ae o'clock lest niaiit, She lay on a loung ne | Stiank Olymp of ude awain, (4 Boe t anpenra a eclous and was t ing heavily. Her babe, ~ sion ), boatswain of the ship Charles ‘ gina crndl i's trans aillat to ® < pureday from Liverpoo! bad SEF soe St AE Ys Ml soon follow P southern In thelr aetion at gon berivon oa Teareney tro Licwpoel, PO Beet in terse Parsre peer avo O'Buldwin Relewred on Bail ate ree of Ucfore Coumlasiover Osborn yesterday Gaba iN ine ones ta PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2—This afternoon rit ug of Hulme’s nelzhbors what bis gen- wold ety, prose | with com mt ting several want a 4 rovok 7 ry. du the mean tine Perci- | O'Baldwin procured bail in the sam of $540 to keep | Fal Character was, the reporter heard iin well 0, ¢ f ieline adopt that pol iuiteon Mio Felt,a passenger. Morton was arreste en in love with Mycko#"s ro- | the peace, His surety was Joha Hogan of tuiscity. | ShOwEUOL He hs been drinking freely fr the fe Mr, Greeley, by order of Mr. Casserly of the Board of Emigration, f Ney. Une ful An bis sit | the current beitet i, that are aan 1 inotfe nv and his fri y his wife's THE TRE Mio aure that afew gaye after the ship sailed from ati ant ear ee a GANT AG vent big from 6 AOR ba for they deny the divorce story—bas | | The success of Gen. Grant might involve po wmpor. | 4!i'ttre “fo the rightot wie BL A leiter, written by him to Nelly, ds | wrrest i driven him to intemperance. Hebe iermoateners | hat Gaeioay yu | former gece Merion wa found by Wy kof, who thiuks it intended for | bacser A MOTHEL'S BAD RXAMPLE, arr abaulutely ine mpatiul the permanency of re: | ty ed ba. Mt lares the writers love for the re. In canvassing the crime and ite cause, Mra, | PUbiican insiitutions, In saying this it is not titended ently of's Jealous rage is accord «1 Conventions. Portuere character, Well 48 chat of het duusns | SMPIF to pronouves for antl protectiontst ideas, The ee ugalnat Peretout Jarcts,” Mis | Tuknzon, Sept. 3.-The Democratic State Ex- | ter, is severely cominented upon by the Inhabi- | {Ugasten ageinet fornige competition tees he tates ie Innocent man Is shot by the " in~ | Yt ry ‘ hame is pot above reproach, and that her bad | a {oplorye less expensive, aid @ far fer, about five feet in height, presented tra r ing cluy house, ‘The wound is . an t, | example has led Ming astray, [tis asserted that | Wing process shay our overgrown cnetoms Tucl treatinent he had rrectved. Detrick Attorucy Tous, but not fatal, ‘The real villain ts ex pris, urlington ; Third District, | fie ang his wife would have lived. I Hieut. The true polley ie tational regeueration.. At ie Dee of the hecessity of protec: the last act, and reconchilation folows “ i | together but for the inothers. Interferenecy | fer More comprehensive than mere free trate, ite alin ay to thie cou Wohon ws g lovers as Well ws the husband ¢ aiioluseus SE that she wanted her daughter ip the saloon to | tinsuclpate the masecs, °F ‘ee *redins politician and oching im the ats ’ ; attract customers, and that she had no care for ae .s fg \ ' i so jety giil wlteruately ne ot there in the interest of the business Pour tfthe of the governuental intervention now "OF paneeagers who were charge wminit d* makes up” with aluver; «Young ‘the Government bas te | “ihe idea that any one will arrest the criminal | Pra ted in carrying on the afluiry of society should | au cep eee aves arate Mi Greet ‘ Van old widower do the same ting in | e-tved juformation from Soon \merica that several | for areward is geuerully thiicuied; in fact many | old ed Wilh “Ee glating indebtedness who ine ed, thialm, or 4 the prisoner hi t way 4 down trodden husband | 5 Ms aaavane think he had a justifiable excuse for committing | be Neld sacred and to the last cout faitatuily relecmed ; with pialuant over the i f marital subjection diem : the deed, There are hundreds of persons in | thorn! pay or otherwise, shoutt he whwotutely but there wae f r nity ] ce uf t ar Avia © | that city who wili harbor aud ald him in every | avout! Neither the Federal Gover thor ® im laben back (othe offee of the Con kewl very pretty in ite new dress | tat auvices are vague aod undated, and | Diesibie way, Other, cown to the smallest. civil division of stat on. Before leaviig the court he re and prety Hulme bas been a conductor on the Central | © posneas it. tie Inconsistent with the perpetuity | ya \ , e wud large aud — over four The raliroad oMicials give hin | Of aiisrocratic rule, for i fettere labor. aa the band Lonly knocked him down when he was in my way, Connecticut Blue Co @ reputation for sobriety andeMclency, and claos | flare ital. du’ modera inince it furnishes the site | Tyre gon, Wwe | speaking to amin like him.’ n 5 . 5 The + nd Connecticut of the | him winong their best conductors. He was @ | tent dudiepcus ible to war, without it that most shot Other charges against officers of the vessel, ‘ Juw Mr. Male a) ne Represented Penns |. ie se contemplating on axoarilon te thin neral favorite with employers and employees, | tog ofall patios! crimes and calamities would be un Ls 5 sylounin Interests in Congress. 4 Cate ire and they are unwilling to charge him with pre- | posed To the h oid W cutest Hotelaud wt hieditated murder, ‘hey think his troubles ted | | Such comprehensive advances tn civilirat ¢ The in Bertin. { gy tacts will i t the | gucs« > aad Seveuty-Qrat ocgian him to drink, and that liquor erazed Lim, here saggeste lapracticable ip the Gd : Benin Sep ike Maxtnillan Joseph of ' fth Dist Maine t ——— : y nieslon of ag them: ‘Hepareted yrs | Bavarin ai nce Gortehakotf haye arrived her tap 8 Dealings with w Stranger tn a Public Bare | ¥ ie locran fou muy. pe ty ip the | The Emperor William, accompanied by the Grand Duke fouad to The Marriage of Pere Myactnth mers and intel get r ft Ameri 1 xs Sea varnine + room And whut they Cost. nd shia Nicholas aud large and brillant sta, tn which there ‘ i f nate ; a, While Frank Strauss, a German, was sitting in xternal ‘, wore mai reign officers, att 1 parade oft cgi eatogal| ne Registry 0! ‘ ne oltice of French's Hotel last evening a we to unperversé SIGarie 1 808 Tem PAG a kore oe Bin as \y 4 wand daughter | the oMice of Prench'e Hotel lagt oftich por or was on horse 1 showed bo brace 5 nt “ | pare Gocnt miocd that Sirausa had ame money. and | RoeuTe meaty sith de reemwctiy Chua 8 ae | A Greeley Pi en The stranger wana German, too, aud | Suber pe Agu was athe pale F y My Aven the He had thor ve Strauss’s confidence when | pashan ‘ dd ‘ ee Aten Date sat Vouly that wit but ihe | fate f t is also i ' he hip America Burned, " 1a at Fren w ‘ning @ do the ps 4 ; ved ect lay he . Hered to take t Laid let the s(renger ti A KD POL wate i a M4 | y At tre auger protested, but S ean etn eat t 5 r - Ppa i ' Fi gc F f to. tik wid be ageecd 0. 1 Pay 8 Avante: trades Canter Cathedrat on Five, » \ — p strauger wai be | And it, ae sone conte j | today im the castern end of the 1 ca x the ML. Albans Raiders, fog that wan noe | ne t i fee | about feet ¢ et nd opeied | wt hd witout i | alta vert. r Are re | | iu baaon aud vo { ‘ ‘ Yiuk ‘ i " i sy 4 | pe ae AT Ch) | A Cottinion between the National aud City | | *8 " Y —_— - F : AM : ately and t Authorities in Lyens, muha Oe Og i The Naw of Koumave, y dunes Leigh « ‘ t ' ed nay i seni Panis, Sept ‘There ts a collision of author. ha nan tht My ‘ To the 4 FF American Gind | Kon, whieh cours muuch ferling ana excitement, ‘The | He" * ‘ t |v ‘ I t ri for tekets ’ | ' ernied fromthe schools, ‘Thy National Goyerument luteriored, | M4 Fep ten f tie made few yeara T hive been hed ’ « Her ew he wa iY . r tines collected tn large numbers | Pb inf i ¢ ‘ fh Hi eight these ' juteu fines {which aoeed | taste tat ree eaTieated ta Lar ks Beier ee ee tae ist at alle Ie mi j Lami eich lanven Drittea cease wht ! Jj else — Oa the military (0 disperse Che gatherings aud prevent | eralbe. The t a y tue Holy Suu beepecttuliy, fay NS uae orkin, o! D me " their reeurre § he lemet evil Minotg. be Fowand Dw yen, Fourteenth Ward, ——_ VREMGR von orking people! Depoait some Hortion of |“) mob at Narbonne to-day srsaulted the sentrios and funtion becomes vi tuee und f ie wufluenice eam dv the Elitor of The Sun — ted. burey are expected Ib Couse. | be Hot catirpated, will hereatter be decreed t (bem, Grxeva, Sept. 3.—Tho counsel of the United Bin: Did Roscoe Corkiing adyucate the nom. a irniture carpets, nnd bedding n bom se | Qeenee of (aie vutlrewke HOW THE GOVERNMENT MIGHT bE SUPPORTED, | States and Great Britain heave prepared and put pation of Horace G. Mand S Eh Mba von ptock aud iow prices at i ow verti walt'e, 19 Chav Government, restrained w thin the Hintts of absolute w reports to be laid before the Board of B70? PF fece Groviey for is f York tu | bass etrevt, Weekly and monthly pay mente tasea.—aue, Mapaner necessity, ay be supported by inoderate taxation) | Arbitration at its sitting next Friday. ‘ease answer as 9000 aa possible, 4nd oblige ol LONDON, Bot. BoA deepatoh from Melbourne | Hil the’ metre end hoonunt. Qe tha teste ‘tuappead Manners tor the astiteators Lemarrow aight {9 Gtovesgsran, Mase, Aug. fl. Fuaxx W. Pansone. Ready—Knox's fall hat, for gents, 218 Broad- Ny ‘ P howl! be pal ‘They should be plain. v sible, | given by Mr, Charles Bowks, of the banking firm of Borat , for gente, Feporte that the entie crow of the ship Lavinia were | tat patnenion th ful ahd fraudulent inethods | Powles ‘Brothers, nud mot by ‘Me, Sausue) owes, ab win) Me did that very thea. Way, coruer uf Fultun ddr, massacred by the buulh Boa slandes Which have beem devieod to diaw mouew from ihe | telegraphed yeoterday, THE VERMONT ELECTIO sani PULLING DOWN GRANT'S MAJORITY OF 82,000 IN 1868. Liberal Republican and Domocrat Gatos allover the State Lighty-six Towns Heard ¥ Mostrrninn, Sept. 3—The bn tion for Gover surer, county rpial tT, Lieutenant-Governor, Trea- Mcers, and members of the Leg- islature occurred to-day, ‘The frst roports re- ceived are favorable for the Republicans, ‘Twen- ty towns thus far heard from return 19 Repub- licans to the Legislature and 1 Democrat. ‘Ten towns, which In 1870 gave Stewart (Republican) 10% majority for Governor, now give lve for Converse (Republican), SEVENIY-SIX TOWNS HRARD FROM. Seventy-six towns e been heard from up to W o'clock, showing that seventy-one Kepub- licans, four Democrats, and one Greeley Re- publican have been chosen to the Legislature, « ‘The vote for Governor from fifty-seven towns foots up as follows: Converse (Rep.), 15087 5 Gardner (Liberal Kep. and Dem.), 6 The straight Republican county tickets aro apparently all elected. DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN ROTLAND, Converse, for Governor, receives in this town 770, and Gardner 696—a Democratic gain of over 500 votes since 1868, DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN BURLINGTON. The election passed off quietly in Burlington, The heaviest vote ever polied was cast. 1 vote slows a Democratic increase. ‘The Liberal Republicans polied adout 30 votes. Ex-Mayor Ballou, Republican, is elected Representative by 103 majority, ‘The Republican majorities on the oMlcors range from 175 on the State ticket to iS for Sherif. EIGHTY-81X TOWNS HEARD FROM. Nothing has been received up to 12 o'clock to change the aspect as previously telegraphed. Eighty-six towns give Converse 22,091, aud Gard- ner 9,222, ‘These towns embrace about one-half the vote of the State. One hundred and one towns re- turn % Republicans, § Democrats, and 1 Liberal Republican to the Legislature, —— Up 6,000 Feet ina Balloon, Rocnesren, Sept. ho balloon Aurora, which ascended thie afternoon from this city, Wok @ southeasterly direction and lauded safely avout two miles from East Bloomfield, at 6:0 P.M. The greatest higut resched was about iy fect. ‘One hundfed and Ariy-six-olwervatious were takcus ‘The tustrimuenta werealieaiely lauded aud the voj age Was eusitey suce Covet acai CURIOSITIES OF CRIME. ot Officer Flynn of Biizabeth was stabbed by one Johu Uruce, who was intoxivatcd, vn Muuday BigLs i cre recuvery la duuuitai BASEL BALL NOTES, Mutuals, New York; Athletics, Philadelphia, Union livatusburgh jvavaruay. Scurey 19 19 Thin tavor of tie Mutuals —— BROVKLYN. iia <M on, one of the victims of ths vet Mirkucyeaberday witcrmcon £60.n njamin Sbern { Duftield street, Brook- itu teal feoure (dat doy btate " aiveruoun, died pital yesterday motu, —— FLASHES FROM TN 2 OCEAN CABLES, —o—— Nineteen thousand emigrants embarked frou Liverpool (0F Ae .ca ID Augus The publishers of Napolyon's * Life of Cusar have t it agaiust (ue ea-E): ror for Viva tow of cub Freneh detectives are at the Hacue, closely of the Fr Buciety Wi JOTIINGS ABOUT IOW The lecture of the Kev. ‘T, Burke is unay * A from the evening of the Sun tw the & Cathay rk who disappeared some t co Was fOUbU yesterday. She ad Leow wt eer © Witi w respectable family id Brooklyn, ‘The bodies of three men were picked up in the Last River yesterday, one as Bernard Fintan. Phi Judge Medford charged the ¢ terduy to give the Durgiars uo. mercy rhey, be adued, will epicuiber calendar wich hers vave Tecoquized ot Dea deat irand Jury yes- the Distriel AG Ul the Dury iary Cases Niet on (ac allies NEW JERSEY, Th f Van Winkle Bogert for the mur- der of 2 F, Burroughs ts eet down tur Lut beat In the Paterson court John McAlister and Peter Grady fought y e a r ATGHME Cwerney i y Was iaxea to bis Alinter escaped. irth Aldermanic District Jersey City Finan Democratic Ammuciation, at its t < Tuesday bight, unanimously endursed ex-May ort Jauin Sawyer as Cougr ai uowiuee, aud Eh rhe Assembly Puliman was ected aly be eid at Trenton on tie 4b tie $$ bs SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH umner sailed for Europe yesterday. erais of the Sixth Illinois District yes- ated W, Ik, Truvedel Lur Congress, James Forest's stable in Stoneham, Mass. with (eu horses aud a YOUKK MAD Gauicd Crowley wer burned yesteraay, Lows, 5.00, The body of a male child about six months ol was w re ou Block leand yeserusy, douniess frou F Mets At the Eastern Duch horse show, which Jay, D. i. Wobiuson's g. +. Leviseu wou Ube race for fouryearvlus lu 88, aad diveyy J to 2.58 a German lad aged twelve years, levator of J. Wilcox sod C0," WoULE ‘deull Was Crusied aLd be lived New York Markers, TrespAy, Sept. 3.—FLOUW AND MBAL.—The flour musaet bas been buoyant, ‘The export wd ae ee large mud presstig aul th ne Urade good, While tae supply hae been quite moderate, Por ign advices favor large aud steady shipments at high prices, While suppites de not promise to be suflicicntly large to Permit any great accumulation of stocks iu sore,” L Gay four was stronger, a d generally dearer to buy ail old wheat fresi-grouud Qour, with a fair demand in some Instances wt ab advance of else, dew wieat four wae without tmp 1, hough ‘heli higher shipping grades were higher; choice taucy State tie Digher. Corn meal aeady, We quote: Flour Superfine State and Western, ¥ bbI., OO Xees05), Calra Dial Hicragioo , Weatern spring wheat exiras, Fig $5.00; do. Goudie extras, 499; do, winter wheal exiras aud extras, @. kab! is city shipping ex tras, #7.aue#T35, elty trade and fauitly Grande, $200 $10.5); Southern do: do. 89.4811; do. abipping’ extra $s, Rye tour, $4. 6<e$5.10, Coru ineal—n est ern, &e.. 89.GH.9 5 Brana wike. &e., BS, Sab8s. PhoVisiuse--suere las been Uo decd-a advance in provisions. du Week, but tacre hve bern & iy actly iharkec tor hog products Production of f ‘oes act iN the demand, ® ay been ® eapl wot ib ba DON uicate ti ri Huh at y pause of ork w dat R prune, und ae jolt way rte 3) ail do. ba i pew t : : , reign advices hitet vurebie Today Ww tals glnwe ow fi i taeda Cro. HOU LOGEY BL Ce cw iveatern; ® 41 ry and f Tt i in tthe Liverpaal tune ited Py hat t yclow shipping Nee pee ret f clover, Skahs Ud, do. Hem, Boake) 10, BUUF Tawi, | Uo O44, 01d, TMPSOE. | du. LU, WOW OO inde FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ———— Turspay, Sept. 3—P. M.—Tho railway and miscellaneous stocks displayed no special activity during tho greater portion of the day, ruling first firm anda little higher, and afterward irregular and unset tled until after the 1 o'clock Board, when aselling mov ment was developed, which extended up to the clo Under the disposition to sell the general list with fre dom, in view of the anticipated hardening of moncy, the speculative stocks weakened about J to ¥ ¥ cen! the lowest prices being made at the close of the Ex- change. Pacife Mall became the special card in the Aflernoon, and rattled down merrily from 71% to 71k, the decline being dae to & well-ctrentated report tha the steamel America of that line had been burned in There waren notable break Inthe Delaware, Lacka- wartnaugd Western sock from Wsse toon wich hice dend Will not be deetn sudden weakness Feluprd in thease stocky ienteal sua Lake shor ag % ¥ cent.) changed the specttative, tone. of operators, Who commenced putting out alort lines on the prom Jhent shacce, althonen with more apparent hazard than {Ctaey had tnade thelr short contracts on written op- Hone. SHAE ia not imposaible, tn view of the growing hardness of the monctary ayr lem, that atocks, after s time, may bo as inaccessible for delivery aa moiey dim- cult for use, In view of the grave uncertajoties of the money market, and (he ede control of cold by th liqné, coming concurrently with the asperitics of tie Political esnvase, the future doos mot present at the md- Ment a rose-colored appearence, i hos bot been the sight at ripple apon the ante face of the gold speculation to-day, and the market wat dceldediy Mat and stale. ‘The preponderance of sales Was AC 118, tho range of (ie price Being principall waa mane at eg, cr er redeesned ). and disbure Ut 196100, The J. Watendy for consuls and U fee iritios, the new Freach fy: ce, (, premium, "rhe tauuclary, attyation waa dey, the flr rkee Por ent Crit The currency mover portant, and in this connects Petieektent ofa quarter ofa bank’ alone to-day for the West. The dullness on k Exchange and the decline in’ prices materiali ine-eines ine Run's of money td Mele ret dewey he clowe of bank hours rates ruted at eent., but the closing bus ws was atdand 5, bed The following table alows the highest, lowest, and closing prices of stocks to-day; —Cloring-—~ Hirhen, Lovet, Bid. Ashen, F.C. and Madson con... 15” 0 86 PSI eseoes een 115 Nort western... + Sy orthwestern preferred.. Rock Isjand vieedl ae and Ind, Central nnibal and St nnibal Canton Panama Ww * Bx ie “ ‘Telegraph: preferred xpt reo & C6. Bap Am. Mer, Union Express, United Siates Express. i BANKING AND FINANCIAL. RODERT BAT DEALER OX BULLION, &PECIF, AND FORTIGN EXCHANGE, a WALL STREPT, Under Bank of the Repubtle Corner ot Broadway ——- MARINE INTELLIGEND®. — oe SEATORE ALWAXAO—zUrA DAY nn r DM) Sun aete, Moou sete... 7291 Joi WATERSPOIS MAY, Sandy Hook.. 8 41 Gov, Isiand,, 9H Heli Gate..,.10 5 Arrived—Tonspay, Sept. & The usual river and ¢ aE Lasiness Rotices, reliable welrye aud 3 ¥ Fakom in New York to hay t Patties Parre!l, « uativ ‘outs Longford, Ireland re respert her late read: Fepose of her taken to Caleary Cemetery for interwent TEN DERSON —Reyatone Lodge, No. aS, F. and A. M. -Th nbers of Keystons Lodge are hereby (eur tthoir Lodge Room, corner Bower snd Licecker st.. on Thureday, September §, to pay the tribute of respect (0 our late brother, Architalds JAS. M. NULLS, M wi! take place from the reaidence of his brother, Wim, Henderson, am hast Slat st 1 NOT Git Hinday, Keptenibor 2%. Chartes MePonouah, a uitive of Levterkenuy, couuty Dou Irstand, aged 30 years frichus ot the timtly are res ctfally tnvit Attetid the funeral, on Wednesda). vember 4 M.from tis Inte residence, 140 We at, PARDY.—After a long and ee iiues, Eltzabeth Pardy, eldest dauchter of Eliza and ine late dohn Purdy, of Clontert. voimnty: Galway years, 8 months. end lt cave, ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect Invited Wo atiend tue {imeral, from her late ceake Si ChT¥*Ue #t,, Ou Wednesday aficrnoon, at 16 Irelaad, aged RALPH. —On September § Ralph, youngest son of Joseph and Ellen teal. in the Litt yearat te age t the lutwiy are respectfully tavited to attend the frow his late Featdeuce, 425 TUN BV Thus lay, September 5, xb 1 o'¢lock ROGERS. Ontsunday, Sep r abeth Wethe erspoon, Widow of Jainr> Rogers, in the 8th sear of her friends of the family are Invited to , fron wer la’ Tealiouve, 30 East S0tB ih Mednewdy. wt 1s BM y . THOMPSON Liy “morning, September 1, Arthur Thompson, anative of Fermoy, eouuty Cork, Ireland, aged 7 years Tricnas, atso the m bers of Tonia IY Invited t lock Boog, ¢ Tunvral of our late TER MARTIN, M THE ATTACK UPON THE HON, THOMAS CORNELL, Sim; The Herald of the 39th tnetant has a commas nication contain g infamous ta tons +gaingt my private character, The allegations are unqualit ly false and malicious, Lhave had some legal differ ties with the present managers of the Rondout and 0 Wego Halirond, now calling themselves the New York, Kinget 1 Syracuse Ui 4 Company, A few daya since the Treasurer called at my office and threatened that if a suit which had been commenced by the Farm ers’ Loan and Trust Company was not withdrawn a suit would be commenced against me that would ti my character, and this proceeding ts in parsnance of that throat, Tt isan ottort to * Of fowns in this county tron iH Anite being’ count Ne Mirectors of the company. for_maifeasa *ppropriating. « HOU WUE the companyre stock Without p Tig of desperate men to pliy a desperate gam Uhereoy a ¢ every allegation refs tbe anon mie as fuls Wahiclous, and Vhave demanded a tine niediate Investication, For every vollar that te riuite Abi cue the conipany” froin me twill donate @1,aw to THOMAS CORNELL, r 7 Aug. §9.1892, 1, A : tk N.Y, f id PY BENS WAT CORONA PAIK A FINE OPpote a front a fue ' | URLIO LIBRAILY OF KENTUCKY | tr ' 2 H ' ' ' | Hl . | srasoxanne wii recira, with whore 1 fwalllon's fabrics, KNON, 22 Broatwa ASSING TRUSS AND BLACK COm GREELEY IPS AND CAPES, 4 COL “TE Warren et, mianutecturers of ROVAL WAVANA LOPTERY Theket * Orders 6 2esnauion furnished Prizes caso VaTLOR & Cun, hank Th Wallet, New V9 KOVAL HAVANS LOPPERY Prive regueed te 4:8 J. Th MARTINEZ & Oy Baphera. 10 Vai) ab, box 4,600, New Fork Wasi Vier a i ¢ ~~ Sa eet oe ae SS <a i,