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COLCHESTER sPIR,ruAIIsr CASH.
The decision in the Colchester spirituast case has
taken The community by surprise II thought that
the verde, would be not guilty. the principles laid
down by Mr Hbbsrd the counsel for the defendant that
for tha prosecution prove that the defendant had
praised ugglery and not for that person to dsprove
the allegation However Mr. Colchester has been found
guilty bat what will be the upshot is hard to say.
His counsel determined to fight the battle. he con-
scn,ng deiermine whether not he exhibit and
perform his iests let them be called sprtiaism eger-
deman otherwise believe Mr. Colchester continues
gave his 'sesnoes' and is determined to carry them
despite any machinery Of the law interpreted rs that
law by IT. officers, such may seek information
from him in regard TO interviews with the spirits Of the
dead.
RUsa vIsIroRs.
Never was Buffalo 81 full Of strangers. Al supper in
the Tiff House. evening OF two ago young ofcer Of
the navy inquired OF the that there such
an unusual innnA OF visitors in the city. told him
what believed tohe the truth, that this summer the
travel 10 the different places Of pleasure resort was
unprecedented, aud that the crowds 70 both sides
of the Falls OF Niagara beat anything known in former
years. il Is fac, thst Buffalo never had such num-
Der OF visitors in any previous summer These
persons for the bound to the falls both
sides. and the grea, majority OF them pass through
Run
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Tbs Earthquake I'm the west-Rema rk-
able Phenomena.

The ear iuiaks in the Misssippi valley ON the nth
sa'rd 'he liver violently In the vicinity OF New Madrid
The srce 10 risc IN body several high apd
forced backward Mp stream The actually
stopped during The few seconds the earthquake nued
rhe shUck occurred little before O'Clock in the
norung and aso percepblr in the city Of Memphis
bui only those IN the houses while those in the
s,cely buiecd IT, The occupants of the upper stories
hssteusd down 20 frpa with frightened ancrty
~Ticr "a tue Memphis Cnmsrctoi oi 'he following day
wfies.-
hsrs incidents related all Of interest yet
81 ~ Y similarity with the sinrl. exception Of the i'm
rresiucf derived ~ 10 the direction Of the vave" IN
'cc framed show card leaning against southern
wall ~as thrown nothwart and gentleman sittiug NJ
northern window tell himself nvouptarily inclined To
pi' cut ON 40 the sidewalk In smother ofce second
street piece oi paper a sed os or M opening on the
n"st n0ed snd renllcd like SAIL II The atmosphere
Wa Sr'io ny force moving for west 10 In other
placer es burners vbraed and loose PARTITIONS swayed
rapidls ha Award and forward but usually the drcc
ton vtstA they would most readily take ppou my an
usual uson Of the earth.
d y tsmrized ny that the internal expan sion or
explosion 80 gases on combustion If gneous materials
supposed ~ nccason earthquakes nssurcs n nvsyv'i
motion sts straightforward direction: by others that
the o.ciliH ss are equal 10 force and Irregular In drec
ton, pi'ife 70 mo she OF the earth and subunary
ibinvf ~ gvs"rgs rvtafv ~ we'll vibratnry motion
Rat without attempting 10 dip into science Of these
w.nder'I arr fearful phenomena we will simply add
That this cssion, the city OF Memphis got pretty
ere,iusi sbak5Ds NY, though certainly not ono all
eonz 10 our devesis We have heard " no serious dam
age bcng done with the exception Of several chipeys
10 dsren. psrs o. the city which los, their eenrs- Of
cracked and eorfiasrsble amount Of plaster ssodged
from ceilings.
tn, portion Of the Mississippi valley hss experienced
sinar shocks on several occasions before the
curing about two years and haf bui this eScrrs
I'll others severity, unless - some old citizens rele
We should except the eshqnaks o. lss and on course
effects further sp 'he river, IN the viasn'ty Of New
Madrid A 70 the duration Of The shocks cxpersnced
Yesterday, reports do poo sntirsy eoncnr byt Wa.
probably sos ls than NO ssusss ssd baf from nys'
10 isGl
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SH.PPIN NE w S.


CLEARED
o Steamship Giy Of Cork Orb nbDeas' Lverpoe VIA
steamship Glaucns, Godfrey New oreans-N Brigham.
Steamship Ariadne, Crazy, Savannah-Livingson, Fox
Steamship Zodiac Buckley savan nah-Lewis l. Jones.
Steamship Moneka, Narshmsn, Charleston-Livingston
Steamship City Bath, Bearse. Boston-whitney Hath.
ship city O. Montreal Dassst Londop-Thos pqndon.
Ra aara M sb nay nonaonn sSySts Son
Bark Aquila Ital, coreie MarselessOcovich Asresta
BARK W Grifnths OBI, Drummond Maianzas-J Ward
BARK Qundaro (Br), sanwood, Little Bras dor-Thomp
arig Juno OBJ Farr Bristol, E-H&TwM Meyer
Brig chloris (Rus), Rein, Cronstadt-Funch Meincks
Brig Hydra (old) Kayser, Bremen-Funch Meineke 4
Brig T. Peck (Br), Peck Lingan-A smithers Co.
Brig Royal Arch (Br Dawson, Cornwallis-D Dewof
Brig George tBr). Graham Antagonist, Ns-H 4 G De-
schr Nary tBrl Lewis, Lvcrpool-y H Auchincioss.
schr Dragon DAM Peterson, st CroixIves, Beecher
sehr Lewsvilie tBr) Taylor St John, NIP Nevius 4
.sehr Anthony Kelly Newton, Beaufort-Thomas 4
schr Golden Gate Chase Norfolk va-T Chase 4 Co.
schr Tgnis Depew 0ropger Balsmore;-Mot Bedei :.
'''''"'' ARRIVED
Po Via Aug H.
10y Ss snd or.r o s
S hey being TO ON the
4 ssss
met Ss esw Belonging
The boats Donegal lowered the officers and
when, finding she breaking up, left her Her COM
Steamship General Barnes Norton, Mobile days, with
400 invaiids 70 the Medical Director.
az ,s 4 ~: ss;
2O6 lat s. Ion M passed brig Robert Wright Of Balti
Steamship Yazoo Couch Richmond and Norfolk % hours
with to No1{" pa@rs
and passengers to g II T Livngton Co.
Ss 3
with Ddse. 70 Dani st Amant. :.
BARK @ es sy
Brig h.it,enn. sof Cape Town, caH). Msrison; Gsps
n dsss p Fl 8 dp
:pot: R ship Aug q a 81
saTbados days out; s,h lat IS lon 60 os 4m ship
Herman steering BY e same day lat g az lon % 2S sr
from New York fcr 5amalsa days oSt; aoh. Il;
oTioImboe Bachsn Had light winds and cams most Of
ns g fs mav'o
s sch Gathering Wilcox, - Eastpori, 7 days.
s sshr E%SiIs Boston, sna;oo ,or r,,,s,nor
schr Glsrasel Stliees, Boston for S Srusertss
ssSr JS ua Salem f or
s sshr Hqss On, Warren S,Hss Dghiso snao,
sehr EliaaSeih osis, Rider R"nSoai for Boston
Pilot boat Jones' Hawkins Port Royal sc. days. In
ballast II, of Hrtteras, spoke bark Mel
bourne, from Liverpool for Charleston.
BELOW
Ship Virginia from Hamburg.
Ship Sc Louis, frOn Boston.
BARK Matilda (BreN), from Bahia.
Bark Laura from Bremen.
Brig Robin, from West Indies
Brig Randolph, from Cardenas.
Brig Andora.
schr Sunrise from West Indiea
Two ships.
Steamship City Of Cork.
Wind II sunset NV.
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him . steady, sober man; never saw him urlder the
influence OF liquor
iourned in consequence Of Of the ,tnsssss refns
ing 70 be present Mrs. Van T.sse se vile Of the are
upon her 70 come and test for some uner oIsined
reason The captain oil M boat who 20 have been
present. Is sick At hrs esdence Havestraw, and the
Coroner adjourned the till Monday, when the in
vestigation viii DE- closed
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AU0UsIA, W., AUGUST n IHb5
The hreiaeu's celebration in this city to-day was
complete suoce,s There immense number Of
visitors prerent The first prize OF silver trumpet
Valued ~ hundred and City dollars. given ~
the engine ,aor, Of Kendsrs Mills which played one
hundred ninety feet and four inches through
two hundred and eleven feet of hose
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nOzAnT GENERAL counf1TEE.
The above named organization met last evening and
authorised The Executive Committee 10 call primary
election In shs various wards ~ which delegates viii be
shosen 10 represent The fscssen in tho Albany Conven
lion o. Ne ~ q espsephSs.
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BANGOR, Me-, Aug -, 1855.
In ia. murder OF the state versus James II Wi
I@rns, the killing Of James kcGrsw, the jury
turned verdict OF not guilty.
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The Injured or the Arrow Disaster.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

thought right 70 address you in reference to the
steamboat Arrow explosion. am one Of the sunerers
Nv leg is SO badly hurt that cannot stand have not
been able get about since tho 9Th OF the month NY
wife was badly burned about the face Please to in
sert my name among the sufferers BY doing 50 you
will greatly oblige me. W. h. WEThEf.
YoNgERs, N Y, August %, 1895
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yAcKsoH, Miss, August n, 1885.
An ordinance was passed to-day designating the nrst
Monday in October for the election OF Congresmen,
Governor members Of the Legislature and ether State
omcor
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The Mumford Case.

The Mumford Case.
A DECISION FOR GREENLsAr AND co.
An injunction was yesterday grautsd IN the Supreme
Court in favor Of A. W. Grsenles against Peter r. Num-
ford John Oakley the Nassu Bank and othes restrain
ing them from interfering with dsposng Of certain
moneys and checks shich is alleged the property
Of the said Peter H. Mumford.
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Return Of Ma Inc Reg tmemt.
PoRT' AND, august "a, 1885
The steamer Karnac with the Tbirteth Maine regi-
Ineni, arrived here this afternoon, from Savannah.
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Henry Wilson, the murderer, now IN JAIL a. Geneseo,
and 70 Be- executed in few days busily engaged u
writing the history Of his life which . that Of one Of the
yiess wrstches that ever polluted the face Of this CONT
nent Murder has been 70 him mere pastime. He has
Committed 40 many murders that IL is doubtful II he
COLLECTS an with sufcent cearness 10 state the particu
lara ne has already written one hundred and thirty
two paaes OF fooscap paper and the work only begun
The murder Of Mrs Lewis, In Lancaster Erie county,
IN the fan OF 1894 Ia briefly referred TO in this narrative
He saws he obtained ladder at barn farmers
house situated on the south side Of tho Erie railroad
track, by means Of which be entered the chamber Of
Mrs Lewis house at window in tho east end. he then
went down stairs and opened the door TO the sitting room
The old lady, Mrs L., got up and struck light, and he
shot her az she out Of her bedroom when near the
door leading TO the sitting room. The girls, who
were above, heard the alarm and ran upon the roof
One Of them disappeared, and Wilson supposed
that she had Nway 10 give the alarm, and so he He'd
HIS design was 70 plunder the house THIS lancaster
murder, " We recolect night, was someshing afer the
manner stated by Wilson, butthe aAir had been shroud
ed in mystery l Wilson revealed hs connection with
IL
Wilson is understood 10 have intmated that he took
the life OF Burr Burton Esq, 81 Syracuse In May last
another mysterious murder which caused great sensa
ton Mr. Burton was shot 10 his own house, through .
glass door Lieutenant Governor Avoid was At Geneseo
on Tuesday and saw Wilson - make INQUIRY into the
Burton murder
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Arrrrr On SNEAK TmvH-This class Of thieves
which Il would appear becoming quite numerous and
bold from the number OF losses which are reported daily
st police headquarters, met with check yesterday
morning through the efficiency Of Detective Van wag
ner On Thursday evening that official noticed two
In Pearl street. was were going from door 10 another
until they had tried In succession IN Pearl Amos
and Clinton Streets when he arrested them both and
conducted them TO the police o1ce at the City Hail.
Yesterday they indicted by the Grand Jury Tor at
tempted burglary and will be tried next week. check
for $50 900 found upon OF these men and was
subsequently, claimed by the owner, Mr. j. Edgar OF 81
Broad street. New York The alleged thieves gave their
names az James Lee and George Hart.
ARRrr OF PIcKPocKEr AT THE FULTON FERRY.-Last
evening az the crowd was leaving one Of the Fulton
ferry boats man suddenly jostled against lady and
managed to draw from her pocket piece Of necdor
work with which he was making of, the lady beng un
conscious Of the theft when Detective Denton, who had
noticed the transaction arrested the fellow
Quoted him to the station house. where he gave his
as William Ward. He was held for examination.
TIE RECENT ASSAULT on POLICEMAN LASGANIt will boz
remembered that Ofcer Langan, Of the Forty fourth
precinct was dangerously wounded in the neck the
10th of last month"; while chasing two burglars in the
Eastern district one OF whom turned and fred upon,
him and both succeeded in making good their escape
About a week since however, young man named
William Hunt was arrested charge of being one Of the
parties implicated In the affair Yesterday Hunt was
arraigned before Justice Daley, but the case WAS adj
journed to Thursday next when, 1t Is thought, ON
Ger Langan who is rapidly recovering VIII DO IN con
dition to be present.
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Meeting or the Germans at the Bowery
Gar.
mass meeting Of the Of the lower part OF
the city, supporting the nomination Of Mr.. John T. Hon.
man for Mayor, was held At the Bowery Garden last
night. music corps attendance, which, at
intervals discoursed favorite national The meeting
was called to order by Mr. Michael c. Gross editor OF
the ssaan zeitung and Mr. Ebesbacher, OF the Tenth
ward chosen President, who, in few remarks
planned the object Of the meeting. number Of vico
presidents and ecretares elected whereupon Mr.
Oswald Oendorfer, the publisher Of the So0s Zeun0,
was introduced the first speaker Who in substance,
spoke as follows-Athough the results Of the
last campaign were not TO be considered sue
ccssful, he perceived that tho German democrats
were still alive to the interests of the city, and
he was glad that they had assembled such large
beers 10 demonstrate their patriotism This was only
question at ISSUE the question al issue being the cleo
ton OF mayor who will have the power and energy TO
prevent any further corruption In the MANAGEMENT OF
municipal affairs. Quite number OF candidates had
been nominated but the chances would be between
Hoffman and Roberts Neither Heckcr nor Gunther
would have chance succeed. Therefore the merits
and talents OF Roberts and Hoffman only could come
into consideration The administration OF Mr. Gunther
unsuccessful as any Of those OF his predecessors
and the support OF Mr. Gunther would only facilitate the
election OF Roberts Mr.. Roberts was doubt, citi
zen great respect and unquesonabe character but
his experience and his surroundings were not OF such
character that successful management OF municipal af
fairs can be expected from him More less he con-
nected with the "King Of the Lobby'-a circumstance
which could not inspire confidence Mr.. Hoffman was
also nominated by certain party but his character was
such he be expected TO discharge his duties as
Mayor in an unainching and independent manner The
nomination Of Mr.. Hoffman brought about notwith
standing the influence of Fernando Wood and his party
on some members Of the nominating convention and
their Vaccinations. (Appause.) Mr.. Ottendorfcr gave
q number of statistics and facts TO demonstrate the cor
ruption which for years has existed in the admnistra-
ton of municipal affairs.
series Of resolutions in support Of the nomination
of John Hoffman read and adopted, and addresses
were then delivered by Mr.. Schroeder and others.
letter from Recorder Hoffman, who was announced
to address tho meeting read In which he excused
his non attendance account OF previous engagements
to address three other meetings last night
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would But Tweed says nr Mayor you belong on, % the
cannot 81 CARED on without money! Yssn 1--WE are
not IKE the Citizens Assocasion with Stewart and
Peter Cooper q M back and you fn0. % sesP 70
true saws Hofiman Mayor and the account Is
nrmed and the city is robbed One OF the opponents o.
the Association Is Raymond, who got sssinss
the city by default in this way He put In Dill against the
city for seventeen thousand dollars for printing and ne
was anxious to get Il paid, and knowing inc rhg ony
could do IL he walked up morning and sad the Clti-
zens' Association had done q remarkable thing by nomi-
mating Mr. Hecker for Mayor He had supposed necker,
he said was Southern man, that hecher mas WIN tnc
South, and il therefore question wbether Union
men should vote for him. The next day ne came out
and said that II that Hecker was Tor the South
yious statement? On the other hand, the democrats
charged him with being republican, so tna. IN Iac Mr.
Hecker stood like one In the scripture-oe.ween TWO
thieves. Cheers The speaker then passed nlgn
euogum upon Mr. Hecker and the Citizens Association,
and the desire OF the association and It's Candidate IN the
event Of success OF comforting upon the CITY Tor the rst
time all the benefits of economical and just legislation
in the affairs OF the city government
In answer 70 storm OF calls Mr. HrcKER came forward
and addressed the meeting as follows:-
FELLOW CITzESs-I thank you In the name OF an VINO
are interested in reforming city government for the
support you are giving me as canala h ,er Mayea
tive of either political party but as the representative OF
those who wish the city government 70 be independent
OF parties. Ny party consists of all those VINO wish
vigorous honest and economical city government more
than maintain side the other OF national Issues
or State issues II was my intention 10 nave addressed
you this evening upon the plans and purposes OF the re-
form party and the great necessity that the citizens OF
New York should now have organized force at their
command to protect them against the "rngs' OF poll
ticans who plumber the city under the name
of governing H. But, ever since my nomination,
my entire time has been devoted TO organizing and
ryng forward the work OF the canvass and the labor has
been engrossng during the past Few days TO admit OF
my preparing an extended address. ] am more accus
toned TO doing work than to making speeches about
how work ought 10 be done In case the citizens OF
New York should elect me their Mayor should devote
myself heartily and earnestly TO execute the duties Of
tho Office the equal benefit OF all persons as citizens
and without regard to party organzaons and should
exert myself TO mature organized method and force
by which the OF the city can be carried forward
party politics In this object all have fnte
rest Let u.s. then unite in vigorous and earnest effort
the polls on Tuesday next and with Gods blessing we
shall succeed
Mr. ANrHoN and Mr. EATON made brief addresses after
which the meeting dispersed with cheers for Hecker and
O'Gorman.
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Commission and 70 aid The government In overthrowins
the rebellion
Ny sympashies we're strongly with the army, whose
patriotism and hercism excited my admiration and graft
am deemed worthy Of the s1ffsges Of those who have
pered their lives for their country. Very respectfully
yours, y. o. ROBERTS.
J. A. Lynch, private GARus and Captain y. y. REr
Roberts Endorsed by the German Union
BuMd.
The German Union Bund organization Of the Eleventh
Assembly district have enthusiastically endorsed the
nominations Of Marshall Roberts for Mayor and Muir
ray Hoffman for Corporation Counsel
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Died

TowYER.-On Friday evening, December ], Agnes Rr,
wife OF william A. Towner, and daughter OF Washington.
Ritter, M. d., aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the i-
neral on Monday afternoon nj two O'Clock, from the
Church Of the Ascension Fifth avenue and Tenth street.
For other Deaths See Third f'nn'
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The sale will be continued this evening, whom large
amount In TO be realized Tho Saturday attendance will
be large the betting spirited and the interests OF Roberts
will consequently well cared for In tho words Of the
anctionccr, "Iherell be big pile invested for they'll
oil be red hot and will want some Of tho chicken pie
Exciting cannot but be enacted in accordance
with such brilliant promises
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