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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
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Der N6t. Sen. %. Bopcparb Sterz
itter ter supreme gpurt spn YennipEsania Idreibt:
pbtlabe1ptta ia, is. MIr;, 1867.
Sd FnSe, tab 5rrRanos German 9itterS elm sutes 1pnte
III, nlbli6 bel &%ranttsiten Der 9creauunsspreane unu
son bEda iprblbatiser gSirs A hung in 5dlen SON Sdwdds
unb I'ansel Ger Nersentta' " tteteit I'M Ssaem:
Sbr e~rsebensr 8. %. gDpubmarb.
Der @9tbare SanleS Ibpmplpn> &idz
ter Der supreme Gpurt rpn gennfslsaniu.
pbilaeelpbia, 28. Mprtl 1866.
SD tetrahte Srelanos Wernan Siters ais cine mertb=
sple Mseiin IN 5dasn spn @ereauunsslpT9tsit Uber &C.
(Gwadtsr Sereanuns SD fam stees aus meiner etsener
Sames Gbpmpfrn.
0pn HcY. Sos. s. &ennarb, D. D,
yaarr Der 3ebntsa Sagtiitsn. 8irde, gtil'belptia.
d. Sadipn @eebrtcr Serr! Sb bin bdufg erludi
rrrren, nne'nen Narne,, NIT @mpferluns rn sri btepeneu
werfa trsn as uartrtra9!it NIT her MIR %,uitehtnren 5pbdrs
erudte, babe it es IN auen Sdlen at1elebnt; auein bel
ben, tlarsn Beneiie rrn Der Es stislidts,f spn Or. Suuf:
lambs gcrrnan Sitss:s in ~ manterIci yaasn rnS ia,
mcntl,& IN meiner elAenen Jar1ilie, meite ib etnlndl BON
meinem 8rrfase ab, nm es ais rnsine vote lleberseusuns ats
~,ulpreten, pae fir all Gem nc SGmd6e pes Ss-
1emsunb namcn it'd fur Qsber-8 { 6 werben
es Gin ii6ereS urb 70 erttbplleS YrGperat t.
SIN nanhcn 5dnen mag es nidt anidla9en auein aenGbn-
LID, buran swsi1e i'd, Mot, rire e. iebr %pStlttdtis fir Dieis.
niasn isiu, me!de an rtiseu ltriatsn leieen.
Mit srDerr Scta&tuns Str SIS $: &ennart.
Ibte, ~unterbalb Crates Ctr.
SON Nep. 6, .. Tencau, N1N1tent>
Mstattcur ses Gbriittan Gbrrnsle, philadelphia.
SD babe apn tcr1 Sttrdube ppn 3ppHdnbS GerIran Bit.
~perttYcaes Gpuie saen gu %smpfetlen, welde an auseneiner
SdnGde rrer ali Rranttcuen lcisel,, bic rurdb unprenlns in
Scr Sever cntlprneen. Shr ereebsner
G.. ,. Genba1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

Sparlamfett, ZAP bic @tactprudarbet,
ten, etnihIieBlib Der Qualification btr
F. Observation-Disclosures bsn Min>
fettforretnoen Itet9eben werpen." e,
C@te Q!eidsn sic e IL, Nabbar p
Gnpfeblt 8snuBure Don polisifen
ale NltFonten Der Santtdta<@ pmmiiipn
itatt Nnite.1ur9 uno 8eloloun9 be|pnbe>
rer 8eamten. "a - s.a
gmpftblt, ea6 bic Yplisei =; fbrem-
BaBntb tenoe" une id bst @ab>
len nfdt gu polttil@en Nunneroienften
uisbrou&en laHe.
Dte Teusrleute !ennt ber Waypr Sci.
ben I'm Sgiee wie I'M Trieeen unp pun(@t
ibnen Slid uno Seeen.
Nlr. S. s. Marfslp marb NIT IL BON
Is Stimmen gum permanenten prdloenz
ten aepdblt uno Nle. Wppre aum 0ice
prdloentsn,
Mlo. Woore bsantraet fploeneen Sae
lairtortF us!dsr stnainnt9 onesnommen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
8pu Nep. 6. .. Gencau, N1)tlteut
8pr{i9 t.

ScrAanb's eeut(te Mesi;inen lperben nadsen1odt. Mtar
tps su, eab BE ~linteri$rift pm 8. W. Sadlen ft
saf ben, llmi4las iessr 1la. (ss esEns sS,,; aus anserr
Nr. 631 Nrd Street. 4bilas eepbta. pd.
Gbarles 81. Gpans. Gisenthlmsr,
frater 6. 81. Sadipn u. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
pret{e.

SrpFanbS German gtters, per 1lalbe. O
5prFanb's German Sitters baltes Out, nb........S o.
SppEanb's 9erman Ipnic. auf Su-rt<Slafhen 8efuQi
$3.50 per 0!afde ppsr Elm babies DuBeab fir S7.5O.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

>DQ0f!auD'S 0erman Otttere
T. " r. ''' oN se
@6oot(ano'o German Comic.
DaS 9rpee 5eilmittel fir ole &rantbeiter
2ebsr, bss mhasens Dber &er'
baunn8s'S sane,
500 larlp'5 German Bttter6
s. s%uiinmenEcett mas AZ Elm int bpEen '@rabe ronesn
5rirjs' g 5 nj f55," n gsi -" + 9'ftfas e.
!5ppH anp'S 0ermar Ipntc
1T cine @ertintAnl after Snerettsnssn SeS Sttters t'1 ea
reinitcn 1ualtat 8 anta Grus @1 N 4rans sist &C., &c. m ssm
cine tr onNenebmiten uno liebltalIea WfeO1jtasa 91ot' 0e 03
Sisisnia e., ! ysst!t ne aHtsiin irei ron alcpbplartieer Bel
rtt'tun3 ~rcr5ieGen, 8sDraNGth
6%ppfanD'S Weru,at1 Bitter5.
Oisisutsen, wetdt feline Ginmenou15 9e3sn lie a~us8s3sten
&pmeinatsn tee Buffers Enten, Sebrauten
500 Tal1p's 0ermau Tpuic.
sic Gnb bette gleid gut uno %enthalten bte ielbea rneetcinii6er
Gisenlhaften unb bic @uswaal smiitea ihHen 1T cine blrBt
Sahe hes @sidmadea, tnoem baS 3rnic bas fdmadbatteft
Der Mooen 1T in 5Olas Observation-Disclosures, ris ssi@wa&ts
gerbauung, 1aspepia, gterz %Deaidwdde &C., ber St6rune
StS, S ssss!' n'f se nj h sSe5Ea { i @F Il sn %stss gsssiasua 1'f iits It
,piro lubann afFciyt urp re 4clse pavpn III, oaB Der pa'
tient at e;nigen pter metreren Der ~frIsenSsn &rantbsitea lei
bet:
Vertppfuae, Bl;bun9en, ianere 5drnorr9otoet,
DrGnsen oes Blutes na9 benz Hopfe Saure
I'M Waser,, %llebelfeit, 9er3brennen, @fa
Dor Nabrung, lleberf iluns pper
Driten I'M ~, 9en, laures
Muf1oben, Driden obw
Alppfen in Der Ser3~
CRUDE, fu9tiss5
pper l9meres
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flopfen, puraenbeS
pber lidenbeS 0efibL
penn in l%iesenber 9telung,
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@ewebe Dor bem@elI6t BUMPERS 9merS
i'm 3opt . angel Der NusbUnfunG @elb.
belt Der 6aut unb Der Nu9en> 99mer3 in Settf,
Hidsn> Brult Wlieoern &C., plDBlt9e
5iye, Brennen i'm 8leil9, fort
waDreno Nbnunb pom
llnsliid unb
9rpbe
@ebrudtbettb Der 81 NJ II II E.
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einsS 5e!mIttrtt fur ltnsn 6aa bic ertBte gpridt an,
wsnec?, une nAr Sssjsni9e tsursn, Won n.y., ms!as n e s1 s1r d
unterluhun9 u0 gtah1pr- ~ lblngen SerltUert Ut, cdB e.
wirHiten User y ttHtt, vpn lhaelthen Jn9reelenSen frf
1T unp l9 einen Ruf ir pic Ssiluas oder Nranttsit crirOr,
ben Bat.
Srplanb5 German Bitters ub !@rc7anes German Sonic
wurben cpr 3tpeiunrimaNiia Sfatrcn sum erten A'ale IN bic
fem Vnnte Ven leutldtn %tinAetuhrt, mahrene melAer 5,1t le
pine 3Wetiel metr MNren bemtrft ub her leteenesn M|crNhhe1
In elmer 9~rGfsren Nr5tctnun9 Oenupt taten, ais irBenp aneert
W3Giiinfn, relhc CEN putiiiunl tefonnt tnb.
3itI, !littt,incn furtrcn pirfam Vettr Selhmtretn, @elt'
ltGt, NcrbauuNasidmdde, = hr0nllGe 0tarrhpe, Nranthsts
urtnuna in Ter g,ttr, tsm ) @n0cn lmo ben Gin5sreissn
entitCttu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

Ne @er9e1et nidt, ben Mrttfel, nell
1en ibr fault wobl gu priien pamit ibr
ben edten erbaltet.
3u p%erfaufen BET alien Dro8uen<6 dnb>
lern unp &auHeuttn Iberaa,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

Vton 1WlM tooa11 3ur Seatttentrabl.
Sir bte Stabtz@ lertfeue melpsten {f&
iedS @anptpaten, parunter oer buraae.
fauene Ntdtertanbtoat Som 6cwarb.
Gtft BET per II. Abftmmune fam ra&>
Dem @owaro BET rer 16. fa 3uridBeSp,
9en cine Majcrttdt beraus unb 3rpar fdr
5errn Sobn s. 80 tll{ams.
Sir Marttmeifer melpeten f@ bte
6erren S'9onnor, ~pepa" Gid unb
Nel(un @ibb8, unb O'@onnpr purbe &C.
wdblt.
Sc murten ferner 0er1blt:
Or. MattpfS, gum @tabtarSt.
Gus. 8orup, gum @batf Metz
fer.
Spbn @mtth NIT IL AUG ID
Sttnmen fur Staetferfermetfer.
Sobn S'@prmanf fit 8rlden>
etnnebmer.
81. @puineton, fit Brlden>
wd6ter.
"popa" gid, fit 9oIsms0er.
g.. Sdtelb8, fit pfanp + Mei>
lter.
alb. Mabpem fit Btadenbiree>
tor.
Die Dabl zines neuen S%neenieurs
oer DampffptiBs-oie 6eusrleuts f1uner1
ilh NIT Dem a'ten ntdt pe,troeen uub
wunl9en 6ertn 8trQe gum Snsenteur
-muroe auf nd@ie 8srlaWmlunB Ssrz
{9oben.
Die &tattbruderei.
Yatrtd Nalb, Der Qentale unb eetfrei@e
@rbauer Der Ben9frase, beantragte ben
Qobldn9er pieIer unb anberer Wunberz
werfe remofrattlbsr M!permdnner, ben
upiunen," sum "offietellen5 tabts
oruder 3u wdblen, euetn auf Mlb.
Mopre'6 Mntras more ptele Motipn
auf s Sage BET 9et!e 9e!e9t uno itatt Def
fen btlhlo0 en, bas Der @tartelert iofort
cine Ma5etee erla0en foQe, welde 3ur Gin,
retduns BON Nr9sboteu fit bic Stobtz
orudarbetten bis gum Dtenfae, 81. b.
u. ouforoert.
Sir otsitn Mntru9 fimmten:
8ertey, 6cfmann, 5anlen, Sing,
Wtaooen Marfdb, Wttl@, Woore,
RbobfS, unb Glater.
Da1e8en:
Nalb> 9eatoon, &eeo unb Sbtara>t.
Gin &ntras te6 Nlo. Mitl@ fit Mn>
nabn1e BON Nneebu,en fit Staotpublifa>
t!onen in beutl@er Spra@e wurbe auf
Den Slid efle9t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
LOUISIANA.

Reorganization or the New Orlouns Police
More White Members Of tho Legislature
Unseated TO Make Room for Negroes-Reso-
buttons Of tho Democratic State Convention.
New ORLEANS, Oct. I, 1868.
The new Board OF Police Commissioners under the
Metropolitan Police bill, composed Of two negroes
and three whites have commenced their duties.
One lieutenant and number Of the oldest members
OF the force have resigned
In the House yesterday two more whites from the
parish Of Baton Rouge were unseated and replaced
by two negroes. The majority report OF the Election
Committee In this case states that the white men
whose seats are contested were elected by 756 ma
jority, and the charges upon which the seats were
contested were disapproved The report recon-
mended that the whites be confirmed. The minority
report which was signed by two negroes, unseating
the whites and seatlng the blacks, was adopted by
q vote OF 81 to ~. Ma
The State Democratic Convention convened yester-
day and organized, with full attendance To-day
resolutions were adopted declaring that while they
protest against all test-Oath qualifications except
Tor crimes whereof the parties have been duly
with the existing laws, and that this Convention
Will entertain the name OF no person ~ candidate
for election who cannot qualify under these laws,
and recommend the Congressional Conventions to
adopt the same rule Five members OF the electoral
ticket who ineligible resigned and some OF the
vacancies were Oiled with eligible men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

The Rev. Father Schneider. founder Of ~ xary's
College, Montreal. died in that city yesterday.
General Blair arrived al Bedford. Pa. yesterday
afternoon and addressed 9 large democratic meeting
in the evening.
freight engine ON the Lawrence Railroad, near
Youngstown Ohio, blew up yesterday morning. kill
ing the engineer, the fireman and brakeman.
Seven frame houses In East street, I'm 81. Louis,
No. were burned yesterday morning The loss 10
about $4,000.
There Was general jail delivery AT the Kingston.
N. r.. jail on Tuesday night. Tenprisoners escaped,
including Dan Casey, the notorious burglar who
robbed the American Express once NJ the above
place.
the schooner Persian, bound from Chicago 70 De-
wego, N. u, with wheat collded with the schooner
II. b. Allen some fifteen days ago on Lake Huron,
and ~ nothing has been heard OF the former vessel
since II In feared that she IL loet with all on board.
The remainder OF the o.. 100000 purchase money
OF the Missouri State lien on the Missouri and Pacific
Railroad was paid In on account OF the State debt
yesterday. THIS payment reduces the Stste debt In
Missouri TO Oil, 900.
Alfred Barbour, OF Lambert0n N. j.. committed
suicide yesterday at the Mansion House n Baltl-
more BY shooting himself through the heart. Tenn
porary insanity was the cause Of the fatal act. He
was at one time Professor OF Ethics In the Naval
school at Annapolis, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

WAsurnCvox

WASHINGTON, oct. l. 1853.
The following changes In the stations OF the ON
GERS Of the Ordnance Department have been made:--
Captain s. c. Syford, from the st. Louis Arsenal
to the Charleston Arsenal, >. O.: Captain y. H. PA r
ker, from the Charleston Arsenal 10 Rock Island,
ILL.,; Capt0n Morris Schafr from WATERFOWL Mass,
To Rock Island; First Lieutenant NJ. l.. Poland from
Fort Monroe, To Rock Island.
The President has accepted the resignation OF
Captain r. 81 Fergus, OF the Thirty second infantry.
Brevet Major Evan Thomas, OF the Fourth artillery
has been ordered to accompany Adjutant General
Thomas the inspection OF the Cemeteries at Gettys
burg and Antietam.
BreydDBrigader General James q. Duane. Lieu
tenant Colonel vi the Corps OF Engineers, has been
detailed engineer OF the First Lighthouse district.
Lieutenant Commander Dennis w. Mulan has
been ordored 70 duty in the Aslatlc sqnadr0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
RHODE ISLAND.

Dedication Of the New state Hospifsi-lNaxr-
minccnt Endowment-The Statue ef Comusa-
dore Perry, nt Newport.
PROvJDE>CE, Oct. 4, 1868.
the Rhode Islsad Hospital was formally dedicated
TO It's beDenccnt purposes to-day. The exercises In
Guided an address by Professor W. Gammett. The
structure has been erected In this city nj q cost Of
nearly half million dollars, by contributors In
twenty OF the cities aud towns Of the State. The
edlnce is 400 feet long, OF appropriate architecture
and convenient arrangement, and meets every re-
Qurenent Of sanitary Law, and Il believed to be
without superior In the world. II has an endow-
ment Of $l50.000 and at the meeting to-day thirty
free beds were endowed, by contributors Of $4,000
each.
The statue Of Commodore n. @. Perry, presented
10 the city Of Newport by August Belmont, was to-
day formally unveiled In Truro Park, in that city.
There procession, including the local military
Officers and the crews Of tho United States frigatc
Saratoga and the revenue cutter Crauford. Mr.. Bel
mont uncovered the statue and presented II 10 the
city authorities. Mayor Atkinson made the speech
VI acceptance. and afterwards an address was made
by the Rev. lr. Francis vinton. OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

The sale OF the Annleswood stables, comprising
.xentuoky, Extra Dickens, seven brood mares, four
xwo year dds four yearlings and three wesnlings,
besides Onward and Captain Moore, takes place on
saturday at Jerome Park.
A The latest arrivals ct Jerome Park are Sanford's
enable Of seven. McCoun with three, Pincus with
eight and Captain Moore, with his strong stable. are
Nemesis got slight chill few days ago, but Is
now herself again. o.
meet his old stable companion, Bayonet In the
champion stakes. which comes on on Tuesday next.
Who can guess the winners
Metairie, who beat Fanny Cheatham, h we'll He
Hidebersn has forgotten the Passaic handicap,
sd looks like ne could beat Connolly again.
Australia and Magnet are both IN the Champion
sake but which Of them will start we cannot tell
we would choose the former.
Major Bacons string II ut Jerome Park TO take
part In the Sports Of next week. Corecan IL looking
very well.
farm which are worth long journey TO see.
Extra has been stopped In his work.
re II stated that oil bets made ON races at Jerome
PARK viii be play or pay. The same rule is TO govern
pooselIng This style Of betting VIII not md favor
he buyer Of Kentucky ct the. Annleswood sale
wiIl have the best young stallion In Americs. Tie
yin mske fortune In the stud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
GEORGIA.

LegisiativevDefcnt Of the Negro Inoiigibiiity
Bll-A Republican Members Seat Com
tested.
ATLANTA, Oct. l, 1888.
In the House to-day the bill TO prevent free persons
OF color from being elected to otiioe was lost.
The bill to compel common carriers 70 provide
equal accommodations for whites and blacks was
lost.
The act 70 prescribe oath to he administered to
voters for the election OF President and Vice Pres
Of the United States, Governor and other officers
OF tais State was passed.
Mr.. Bryant republican, Is charged with holding
once under the United states thereby dsqualiy ing
him to hold q seat In the House, and resolution
was passed appointing u special committee Of five
To investigate the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

Tive Men Sentenced 20 he Hung Rcspited by
Governor Welis-Indignstion Of the People.

Tw. Mem Sentenced 20 He Hung Rcspiied by
Governor Welis-IndiRnstion Of the People.
NORFOLK, Oct. l. 1863.
The Two men, John Perkins, white, and Benjamin
JEFFERSON. coored, sentenced TO he hanged TO-
morrow for the outrage Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Ford, al her home IN Norfolk county on the 9th OF
June last have Just been respted by telegraph mine
p. NJ, by Governor Wells 10 the 9Th inst. The
enormity Of the crime and the hesh circumstances
under Witch 1t was committed nuke this announce
msnt matter OF astonshment among the citizens
here, who are indignant at such unwarranted Ex-
ecutive clemency. Every preparation for the
execution had been completed: the scarold
was erected and both the criminals had re-
cciyed the sacrament for, II was supposed,
the last time when tins evening the respite arrived
Perkins was formerly a federal soldier, and was
well known leader Of gang or predatory negro
thieves In North Carolina, his accompce being one
OF the band. The characters Of both are extremely
bad Both stubbornly denied the crime OF which
they convicted and sentenced. IL ~ more than
probable they would Ne ynched II set at liberty At
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNDoN Oct. LIS
r. N.-Consols closed 1t p4k for both money and
acCount American securities closed firm al the
fnlIoWina Qu0tatlons:--United States fve-twenty
bonds. Tsk; Erie Railway shares, s1h; Illinois Cen
F.ArKvoRr BouRsR.-FRAsKvoRr, Oct. Limited
States nve.twcnty bonds are hrmer at 7et< for the
issue Of 1904
.erm: Rentes closed last night o. 90 franco 70
x5LIvnRroor torroT MARKRr.-LIvnsroot, Oct l.
r. M--Thc cotton market closed 1rmer ct the fol-
Towing quotations:-N iddling uplands, lokd.; mid
hxyss cofron kAsrrr.-HAvRA Oct L-rhs
eottCh market n excited.
y LvnnrooL BRnADsrurrs MARxr-LvKRrooL,
Dot LIS p. M.-Tne market n heavy.
LIvnRfoOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvKRPoOIs
Oct Id =. h-Beef and pork arc quiet. Lard y
& LfvrRrooL PRODUCE MARKRr.--LrvIRroor, Oct.
Us r. M-RenDed petroleum, 10. ekd. per gallon.
FurpentiDe II declining.
LospoN PRODUCE MARkxr.-LospoN. Oct Ia r.
A~Sperm oil SOS per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
TaoTTMe At THE ISLAND PARK.

ln lrt ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1, 1858.
The fall meeting OF the Island Park Association
commenced yesterday. The attendance was fair and
<he track in excellent condition.
There were two races; the first for purse Of $780,
for all horses that have not beaten 1882 to harness,
prior TO July 20, mile heats, best three in ves6Oo
20 tho first hors $500 to the second and 500 to the
third. There eleven entries and nine started.
The race was won by 8. 9. VIM. II. Taylor, in three
straight heats, Needle Gun being second and Sir
John third.
~ The second race was for purse Of $780, for all
ShOrses that have not beaten three minutes In har-
mess or wagon, prior to July %; mile heats, best
khree IN five in harness$300 TO the first horse $Iz5
TO the second and SIS to the third. For this race
there were fourteen entries and started. Two
heats were won by b. +. George and one by y e..
Climax when darkness interviewed. IL will he con-
tlnued too day. Tme-2:3sla; 240 and 2:4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
PENNS YLvANiA.


wholesale Naturalization Frauds In PhiIadeI-
phia.
+. PHILADELPHIA. Oct 4. 1905.
six men we're arrested to-day for attempting 10
get assessed in wards where they did not live with
the intention OF duplicating their vote. The excitement
In relation to naturalization papers is increasing.
From an examination OF the records In Court II sp.
pears that some thousands Of papers have been
issued 10 which the residence OF the persons vouch
ing Tor the applicants were in no instance taken
down. 30 that the RECORD Of the Court Is useless in
any attempt 70 prosecute voucher for perjury In
cases Of fraud
John Devine was Arrested by the police last night
for swapping pistol II republican In the street.
ON his person were found twelve certificates OF nati-
realisation, signed BY Prothonotary Sn0wden, with
the seal Of the Court them, but blank left for
names he wascommifted.
James A. watson, who was voucher ON nearly
one hundred naturalization papers, has been ar
rested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
ALABAMA.

observation-disclosures Of the ResistratiOn Bill
Disposition Of the Radical Mombcrs ia APP
point Presidential Electors.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. /, 1883.
The Legislature has passed the Registration bill.
1t awaits the signature OF the Governor, who will
probably return from Washington with the connie
tee tomorrow. 1t Is thought that the bill has been
delayed 80 long that the registers win not complete
their work In time for the Presidential election. The
feeling quite strong with the republican, members
to the OF the State by the State Legislature,
cacy OF IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
MISSOURI.

-Four Mprdcrcrs Captured and Hung by N
Vigilance Comsnittee-Three Men Killed in
Riot.
IT. LOUIS, Oct. 1, 1868
Information has been received here that Messrs
Monks and Aisop few days ago organized body
Of nifty in Howell county. Mo-. and joining the
men In Douglas county went to Fulton county, Ark,
where Captain Mason superintendent Of Registration
was recently assassnated and captured four OF the
men who were engaged In the act, and after trial by
the Vigilance Committee, hung them. We also have
Information nthat o difficulty In regard ~ regis
traiion occurred az Martinsburg Audrain county,
Tuesday, which resulted In the killing Of three
and severely wounding James galloway, Register ~
that pla r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

"HY NOT ENFORCE THE LAw?-The law
provides that any party obstructing the streets
y liable TO be fined in certain amount. He
can % lined every day while the obstruction ID
permitted to remain either on the sidewalk or
IN the carriage way. Why do not the police
patrol report day by day the parties who place
auge structures Of brick, pits Of mortar and
p'ies OF lumber upon the sidewalks Of our most
requented thoroughbred If the parties who
place them there were fined every day, a. they
ought to be, they would soon get the nuisance
out Of the way. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02
GERMANY.

Return Of tho Polar Exploring ship.
HAMBURG, Oct. 1. 1858.
The brig Germania Captain Charles Koldervey
which left Bergen, Norway, on Sunday, the nth OF
May, fitted out under the nag Of the North German
Bund and commissioned to explore the Arctic re-
gons north W the seventy NTH degree OF north ati
tude. has arrived at Bergen on her return.
Tho Most Recent Arctic Explorations.
No results Of the voyage Of the Germania towards
the Polar regions have been yet announced from
Bergen, but 1t Is presumed that the praisewOrthy
anxiety Of Doctor Peternann, the geographer OF
Gotha, who planned and despatched the expedition
with the view OF solving OF the problems OF his
In reference to the northern regions has not
been gratihed to any very considerable extent and
that this North German undertaking, as wen as the
Swedish one which sailed soon afterwards for SIM
liar purpose, have failed.
SO far as known to-day the Germania after an I'M
successful attempt to make the eastern shore OF
Greenland in latitude seventy-nve degrees sailed
further north but finding the shores OF
Greenland encountered with enormous ice
fields firmly packed by long continued
easterly winds, would seem to have pushed
round the fields In northeasterly direction, since
the last intelligence we have respecting her pre-
viOus to her return described her having attained
north latitude eighty and half degrees, IN east Ion
gtude I'VE degrees, being then some hundred and
twenty miles from the northwestern extremity Of
Spitzbergen, and sailing. In nOrtherly direction
when spoken.
The Swedish expedition has been still less success
full 1t arrived at Bear Island seventeen days after
the German vessel and remained there five days.
When last heard Of the Swedish ship was in north
latitude eighty degrees, the two ships following a
course which many OF the old Arctic navigators
have pursued unsuccessfully.