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THE HUDSON COUNTY JAZZ TRAGEDY
How the Authorities Handle Drunken Mon
Forcing whiskcy down Prisoners
Thront-A struggle which Ended In Death.

How the Authorities Handle Drunken men
Forcing whiskcy down Prisoners
Thront-A struggle which Ended In Death.
Last night the adjourned inquest over the body
Of Thomas Murphy, who died suddenly on Friday
night last In Hudson County jail, was resumed. Tue
enquiry was long and tedious.
George Seigler, prisoner, was the Grst witness
lie swore that he saw the deceased man nrst on
Friday last. and that he scted very strangely, and
said he wanted 10 go home heard Ryerson order the
prisoner into his cell; he did not go Francis,
the warden, wen; to lock him up; no complained of
being Ill., and did not want to 20 to the cell Ryer.
son ordered whskey to be brought; Murphy said
he did not want any whiskcy; George Francis and
another man threw him down and gave the
whiskoy; Mr.. Ryerson was the other man they
forced the whiskey down; when he fell he fell
hard; could not say how he was struck; do not
know whether bis head struck the stove; saw
Francis pick him up and throw him away heard
the man fall, but could not see bin.
SAMUEL LEosBrRoER
testified that he witnessed the murderous assault,
and said to his partner, II guess that fall will kin
him; lie viii not want any more like ~" In the
morning heard tn he was dead.
Warden Ryerson sworo that murphy was taken
and that he had The run Of The hail until The time
to lock him up At night; he appeared 70 be queer
sent him two doses Of wbiskey; ordered him to
no bed in the cell where Murpby was put ho had
no blankets to put round him.
On administering tho last dose OF whiskey they
had 10 put II down bis throat, but no spat II up
again We had him down did not use any force !;
his head was close TO the stove. Amer this we took
him to his cell and when he got 10 the door he fell
down the back Of his head and afterward had At
left the Jail at half past o'clock do not think the
cell be was in was 1T for him In such state, but
that was the beet that could be done for him.
This being all the testimony, the Coroner sum
med up and the jury retired.
After an absence or one hour and twenty-five
minutes, verdict was returned that the deceased
came by his death through fall In Hudson County
jail, and they cautioned the Warden and Waterman
concerning their future conduct
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CURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.

Excel. Robert Clark. incarcerated in Ludlow
street jail on charge Of counereiting 10 unable 70
secure two sureties for 81, 900 bail.
Gen. Spinner recently offered Is for the FIRST coua-
ete!t nfiy cent note OF the Issue Yesterday ha
received one from Springfield. Mass. and immediitely
rcnitted the reward,
Gen Richard ". Bowermsn, late Depaty Collector
of Customs al Baltimore, was arrested Tuesday,
charge Of emoezzlng q 900 Of the public moneys and
for causing to be presented to the United States
postsry q false claim for $500 In gold
Yesterday morning Oficer John Lantry saw three
burglars lettering about the door Of the cigar store q
he'd IN the rear jimmy " foot long. THIS VS.
up~peI ~ WIN ifSsn Lant On anp1 ink 70 ihe door
lnden made by the burglars In forcing the door.
Mr. Sgauss, on examining the store. RsccItaned thss
eco worth or property had been stolen The burgAo
VIZ
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ENGLISH WAR DEsPATCHEs

The Surrender Of Strasbourg-The Mobiles
in Paris Deserting-Tbc Prussisns In Or
Ieans-Thc Neighborhood OF Paris Devas-
tated.
Lospos, Sept. 9s.-The Mobiles are desertng
in crowds at Paris. Two hundred have been shot
for insubordinstion. King williams despatch to
Queen Augusta, announcing the capitulaton OF
strasbourg at eleven O'Clock last evening" Is just
made public here (noon). Other dispatches say the
city surrendered N Eve O'Clock.
- aa From ne HtlD rort Free Press
Immediately after the late fight near Orleans, the
Prussians entered the city without further opposi-
tion. They Immediately demanded a large number
of rstions and horses. The stay was short, and II
10 evident that they intend 10 sweep their armies
further southward
CremieuI, the Minister OF Justice, with the other
members OF the Provisional Government, very
speedily prepared for nght, as the enemys cavalry
were believed TO be approaching Tours. The seat
Of Government is removed to Poitiers. The region
around Paris for twenty kilometres from the walls
| Is depopulated and devastated. few CONTAGIOUS
shopkespers alone remain In the villages, tempted
by enormous pron,s.
| The British Cabinet will meet Friday 10 con.
sicer the question Of Intervention. The Prussian
| corvette Bertha sunk in the EuIine
ArTxR A PRorRAcTED EsoAGrHgSr
with three French frigates. Tho troops In Poland
are rel orted TO have been stren:thene in conse
| quence OF tho sympathy Of the Poles with France
1t reported that the Belgian militia have been
| called to the frontier.
| Adviees from.Tour represent that confidence and
| enthusiasm prevail among the people and troop. IN
Paris but impartial observers DO not support these
| statements Troops are mastering at the principal
French cities unoccnpied by the Prussians, and
| large todics are moving mp from the south. The
English journals are nlled with reports OF military
| movements In different parts OF France.
The Prorinctdi Corttspond'ncs OF Berlin says
| France vainly hopes
CONVERT DEFEAT INTO VICTORY.
| Further carnage would therefore be vain and i'm
tious. Count Bismarck demands hist Of the Frcncl
Government responsibility. France. refusing tia
| must take the consequences There Is great re
| jocing throughout Germany over the capture o
| Suasbourg
| The citizens OF M6zierss and Charlevic are fusi
| Uves. Many OF them have teen welcomed by Bel
| rium. The cause Of the hesira Is the threatened
| bombordment OF those towns by the Prussians
oneubacb the Opera Boure composer, has been
| expelled from France as German. lie Is now in
Madrid, where, at a performance OF the Gran
Duchess" be received an ovation from the audience
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An AbomInatIon in Jersey city.

The stories Of filthy sausage meat have been
shown by events in Jersey City to be not al
together without foundation. According to numer.
Gus complaints made before Justice Birney the anti
nuisance magistrate, the at-rendering establish.
ments Of Hudson county remove tom the carcasses
Of dead horses. hogs, and other animals received
from New York the flesh that Ia ~ discoored and
sell II to sausage MAKERS chemical processes being
som etmes used as disnfoctants. Tho swine that
suocated in cattle cars tried out" for lard
The rendering firms have agents and wagons out
collecting onSl, These monstrous charges are sup.
ported by credible evidence.
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How the Police are Spending their Time.

Roundsman Patrick Kelly late of the Broad
squad, who was recently fined ts2 30 for alleged
drunkenness in the streets and who complained that
Capt Mills had spite against linn because he would
not pay g. toward his (Mills's) house-warming,
complained before the Commissioners yesterday that
Francis Auonelii, of Harlem, had betrayed the
secret proceedings OF lis superior officers 10 an-
other oncer, by shouting to him from his relieving
post, 1t is red hot tonight the ndsmnn caught
four, and the sergeant three" Kelly said, I'm
make It red lot for YOU" Fined three days pay.
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BROOK YN,

The people NJ East New York voted last night to
organ ae aVlllage government.
James o Brien, a teamster, Of UndeThill avenue
and Dean fell from his cart and was killed Whle
driving In the former thOTouglfars yesterday
The Brooklyn Phsterers last evening elected Ed
ward Gallagher, President T. Flynn, NceIres dent
keatng, j, sessnOn and L. McNaultyj Secretaries
J.. Horan, Treasurer hefsrs. Barr, hcGariy, and
Dougheity, Trustees,
Walter A, Rose, a magazine writer and Opium
eater was found late on Tuesday night nearly INSANE
At the Fulton Ferry and when taken to the lork street
police station attempted to commit suicide by dsshing
hb head against the wall OF his cell He was secured
bush Hopital
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FRENCH WAR DISPATCHES.
re Occupation Of Orleans Denied-Jule
Favre's Mission to Metz-fever an
Cholera Carrying on Bazaiue's Soldiers


Fnvre's Mission to Metz-Fever and
Cholera Carrying on Bazaiue's Soldiers.
rouRs Sept. ga despatch announces that
D. PruTslsus have not entered Orleans. They halted
scar Il Q clly. and then moved back toward Paris.
A civilian whom they captured and released say,
Prince Albert received despatch which seemed to
peddenly change his plans.
TIE Prussians have entirely evacqated FoEtainc-
heap. A despatch from Epnal, dated the 27Ih, says
hey STACKED RAon yesterday, but were repulsed
Tho disposition
TO REsisT TUE GERMANS TO THE LAST
pows stronger In the West and South. The troops
ioutinue TO pour into Tours. Adyices from Paris
70 Sunday. the s5th. have been received by balloon.
Perfect order existed in the city
w. Erom hs Evening Nan.
n. Jules Favre's brother, who was despatched to
As,r, was allowed 70 enter the city by Prince Pred
Wiek Charles upon explanation OF his errsnd.
FsUs was charged by the Government at Paris to
teat With Marshal BazaiDe for the surrender OF
hstz and its fortihcations to the Prussians lie re-
NAMED within the walls two days but failed in his
object
ksrb9l Bszsine refuses TO enter into any
NEGOTIATIONS ron cAPIruLAuoS,
II present, and msnitests a slightly insubordr ate
tisposton toward the new G)yernment siaes i 8
negO,nt,ons through M. Jules Fayre for peace.
Toe envoy Fsyre returned from Metz with his com
nission unfuhlled, owing to the obduracy OF Ba
mine. Il Is learned from NJ. Fayre that the maga
nnes OF Mctz are still provided with food sunicieni
for several weeks consumption, but that the rayage
VI mslrrious fe o. and ch,lsrac tomplaint' XII
huudrcus Of Bazaines soldi-r daily. aud ineapaei
y many more rom active service.
Pru.o Alhteclt, with q great force OF Prussiar
eayary aud many guns, moving from the direction
Of Boz,cles has cut down and dispersed all oppo
tinOn 70 li- march, and
MS TROOPERS OCCUPIED ORLEANS
hs morning without opposition. His next move
vii probably be 10 his direction. hurried de
Llec "a beng attempted.
The Ministry Of France held council yesterday
v !eCdc upon further measures for the defence o
H. nation. The Ministers were unanimous for the
tnfeuc policy OF bitter determined fighting, ant
rthcdv resolved TO offer resistance to the yery las
&sind the lnvaderi A levy en- nldsSe Of all men o.
ns oCe OF twenty Hye and upward will be called
oe' FOR scye service in accordance With the resolve
o. The Ministry
INTELLIGENCE YRoh PARIS.
1ours, Sept, 23,-A letter dated Paris, Sept ~
eIs tie population Is animated by one sentiment
stfen,e Of the capital. Tho Mobile and tue National
eaafdS behave with gre.t cslmness and determina
non. HIOaye, who fed In q recent fight without
mug shot and siterward attempted 10 kul tht
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That Beautiful Cubno Flag Again.

Diego Diaz sued TO recover II 900 damages
from Ceredo vilaverde for alleged slander and
false Imprisonment. In September, 1869, the shin
Lillian set out from this port on an erpediton to
sid the Cubans under the command OF Nillayerdo
Just before the sailing the wife OF the latter gave
the Cuban patriots a beautiful flag The Lillian
seized, the cargo was sold, and the flag was
Lou ht by niaz for s25. lie brousht II to this city
wlere he was arrested on the charge OF stealing IL
Hence the present suit. Judge Gross reserved his
a
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PHoroaRAPHs NJ sun REPoRTERs.
The German sieamships Fiiiins mp with
FreiEht-Tbc Hamburg Compauy's Clever
Trick-Ahn rp PrnnIicn WnrIhN a Ynnine.

Trick-Sbnrp Practice worthy n Yankee.
The German steamers in this port are rapidly
niing MP with tobacco, rice, snd other American
products. The steamship Frankfort Of tile Bremen
line is laden with casks Of leaf tobacco, to make
room for which her second cabin las been removed
She docs not intend 10 take passengers. nor has she
been prepared BY any unusual armament for the
French -ofwsr that arc cruising of Sandy Hook.
Tho notice given out by the Hamburg Steamship
Company that their steamers would resume their
regular trips October 4, Ia regarded by many as
trick to obtain freight in case OF the raising OF the
blockade.
A Sun reporter yesterday called at the whsrves OF
the Company. The officers in charge refused to
give nby Information, and refused to allow the re-
porter on their vessels. The officers OF the Bremen
line, however, who have not announced the sailing
Of their vessels, made no such objection. Thoy lad
nothing 10 conceal.
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CompIetipe Grnnt's ~. Domingo Job.

Messrs. spoaord, Bros. Co., of this city
formerly sponord, Tileston & Coz, have been con
.idcrobly mixed up with President Grant, II .e are
to believe current talk. in his ST. Domingo anneIa.
ton scheme. They sent considerable amount OF
specie TO tie island on their own account several
times In succession, hut II was always returned in
tact On the last voyage the n oney was taken out
AGAIN and landed, the vessel reforming this time
without u and now another c1nsignment has been
sent II is said that the hrm have purchased the
new six rer cent. loan, and have taken q mortgage
on tie island OF St Donin 20 as security.
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The POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE KEYNOTE fOR IBE REPUBLt-
CANS CAMPAIGN SPEECHEs.
The Pennsyivnnia Republican Commuters
Address Everything Claimed for the Re-
publican Party-J ohm Ccyode's AppenI.

The Pennsyivnnia Republican Commuters
Address-Everytbiua Claimed for the Re-
publican Party ohm Ccvode's AppenI.
PuILAnsLPmA, Sept. 2s.-The Pcnnsylvsnia
Republican State Central Committee has published
the usual nntc.elechon address. The Committee
says:
The Republican party ia psrty o. troGre;. political
.pSs,EoS %sn snd rse nsm9c,e a. party Gs Of Oh
fbeSa was s5e; he
Son5c. iast ne pepocisey bad made, BY cs6sre.:
nal iOiSs We have new "a SSdi,iS.d ySIoe, win
a ,Ss pi esS psmo
Gratis rs.i,tancs TO such hsepy consumpSi,on tns
s,sa. ns9 ns Ssa nU '
upon he Jencr,onian principe Of equally e man hot
The southern Dtmocraey Thought to nulfy their nnu.
This Obstructive scien Of The psmoersoy necssssied
the right 70 vote on ~ xmeresp eiiasns without re-
gard TO tses eoloT o. previous condition Of .oIyude
Sescteent piovi,iors Of the amendment Sy fraud and
SerSs SssSs Sf I fe ne asfe aS sc to
Boih TO the amendment and the act to enforce IL the
BSSr at s.G S
ner degonnce. The smendTsn! made under eon'titu
Ever anxious 10 relieve the peopc from the burden.
sn n U.h S reSSn eS our he m
publlcanpsrty has .cugh, 70 adjust the Internal Reve
Il
OF people.
BY Aredueton Of internal revenue and income taIe,
and duty Of imports, the Repuolean party has reeysi
yer roll 20 SGn a.D 20 and Ss hS
S' eSs "a. Sss sssF Il spes esa E
husbsndlng of the the people, by eIacng
srigid accountability from persons employed IN the
Reyenue Department. BY closer collection Of the tax
es on yh;key and j9oaeco BY prosecution Of defsul
to secure TO the Treasury MILLIONS oimoney that under
the proigaIe Democratic adniaistration were allowed
TO co into the hands Of dishonest oeicehoders The re
| suls may be seen in the extinction of one hundred
| and sixty millions OF the public debt sirct
| ihe present AdininistI.ion came into power
ry an act OF the last session OF Congress every
der who served nnety days in the unjcp army dnrnl
the late rebellion. and was honorabi discharged, car
now have his i6o acres under the HOMESTEAD laws,
privilege denied to others, and which will afford him
chance for comfortable home along those great hgd
Ways OF the nation. In prosecuting to ter
mination these great beneficial aud public measurss
the RepEblcsn plity, ever attached to the int rests
the pcofe was always met By the hortilitv and Oppc
| sitlon Of the DemoctNie parry, which seems TO nay
no sympathy with the interests OF the masses, but u
be ruled by The wishes of foreign manufacturers an
| the importers Of the great commercial cities.
The remainder OF the address, which is signed b
| John COvodc, Chairman, relates to state topics
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.
Grant wa, in Hartford last night

Joseph Dion is expected In San Francisco about
tAe 5th october TO play with John Deery tor t?O0),
Lafayette College has elected F, Hubbard Barlow,
A. NJ Of Amherst College, Professor Of Rhetoric and
Elocu uion.
Gen. Belknap, Secretary Of War, and Geo. W.
Robeson secretary Of the Navy will psrtcp pate 10 the
Farragul obscquiss.
Nile Christine Nilsson will visit Woods Museum
this evening witness Mrs Scott Sddons's persona.
ton OF KOsIHHd IN " As You Like It."
Nothng has yet been heard " John w. Fomey,
Jr missing since the 23i met. COT Forney, ms father,
10 stl at tue Breyour House, aud In great distress
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Ina pigeon shooting match FOR 5000 at Fleet
wood Course Yesterday, q boy had piece OF mis- ear
shot on and mans nat was utterly rddled The con.
test was between hcssrs johnson and Payne, the lat
ter winning.
The delegates TO the Congressional District Con.
yenton met yesterday in Rooneys Hail. Yonkers. Or.
VIM. Guyern, OF RockAway county, was made Presi.
dent The Hon. CarEson NJ Potter was nominated for
Congress by acclAmgIon,
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ASMASH ON THE ERIE ROAD
A EXPRESS TEAM PLUNG ENa INTO
AN SPECIAL IN MOTION

Ar ,y,,,,.,L ~ c,
""''e, We VI, ''"' VI 'O"p' 'H-
stnntIy htiled-Tho ALMOST mirecuious
Escape OF Other PRssengers-An Uttes
wreck mt Turner's.
n Io,,,. No.. yorl c;ror. .r.,.;nod . ...s.
Gus accident, about O'Clock yesterday morning.
pear Tp,osr,s s,atIon Tbi. eom many travels an.
-, -, .--n- I,-, ...,.,
urey oy rahroao, senerany eha'etms Spec'h
ualns'
en- route for Paterson Il became necessary 10 stop in
oo......... =, . -, -, a.. =.
''"noqueno' VI nea'eu 'oo'ns'' n.tman w"
sent back TO stop Express train No. H. which was
os,riv dus and vbicb doaa mt a,on nj Turns,,s
T. - -. ,, -, =, -.
Inc naSmah Wen' osek nearly haH = mhe WIN
red lantern
70 v.,x ,u, .,,.o.c,,xo ,x,,,.. ,,.,x
~
ing along al the rate OF thirty miles an hour A the
a..n.n .v,nr hi. an. =, A.. v.n...
""b""" '"u"s "' 's"'oi" ''e ens"ee. VI "o htpfos
train reversed his engine and whisted dow brakes
but as the train wa. very heayy-tbere being In.
o.r. ,ha . y. oov.,.d i'm ,ro., tona a, =, a..
-. a.. 81. ..,, -. A.. ..o...a "a A, ,,..-.a
49,, - Wv 80 ~ -. ~ -
INTO the rear car OF the circus train whle going ~ .
speed OF fifteen miles On hour. But the condctor OF
IN. .,r.,. r.n had b..ra Tho ,bt.,,. n, ina o,n,...
"io '"'u' VIZ" "au "''iu '"' "His''o W '"'
and so ordered his engineer to hurry on or there
might be an accident He obeyed tpd when the
ooh"ou occutreu' VIC CIRCUS usin was III mo''on'
1t almost miracuiously happened that no one VS.
hurt except the manager OF the circus Mr. Harvey
:, xu.,,,.x =. =. ,.,.,, ,,u. m.
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Rom, n. the Capital Of I,aIy.

LONDON, Sept 2s,-The new Roman Govern
ment annou noes the appropriation OF nfty millions
to defray the expenses Of the Inauguration Of Rome
As the capital OF Italy The enthusiasm OF the in
habitsnt 10 boundles., and the pl,biscitum L. ex.
pected to be unanimous. The Pope will probably
leave Rome as soon the result Is declared. Par.
lament will meet on tho 2h proIimo to ratify the
pebiscitum, and on the 18th the King will make Lis
entry into Rome and alight at the Quirina,.
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lame. Dcdbam', Two wives.

James Dcdham and two Of his wives appeared
before Justice Cox yesterday. Both wives produced
marriage certificates, anj the doubly married james
" Lu LII n lrLll
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committee Of the Young Democracy, headed
by Sheriff O'Brien, George Mclean, and John Fox,
waited on Collector hurphy at the Custom House
at II o'c lock yesterday morning, and remained
loseed with him for nearly Ave hours. What was
the nature OF the interview was not made known (:
but 1t vas surmised that an amicable arrangement
was effected whereby the Young Democracy and the
Republicans will join forces for the overthrow OF
TAmmsny In the coming election contest
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Another Club Of the Yonng Democracy.

The Young Democracy of the Eleventh Assem-.
bly, District met in large numbers last evening in
olympic Hall, 446 Sixth avenue, and organized
club for the campaign to be known ss tte Eleventh
Assembly District Young Democracy Association
George Quinn was elected President Speec es
were delivered by Gen. spiuola J. Rafferty,, Mr.
Marvin and others
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The works Of the Washington Moving Machine
Company, at Sand Hil. NJ Y. were burned on Tuesday
night. Loss heavy.
The barn OF the National Sailors Home, at Quin.
ey Mas with three horses. six cows and large stock
OF proyender was tet on Ore yesterday mornlDg and
desLoTed. Lose. tS,0N.
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FLASHES FROM 1HE 0CEANcABLEs

The FIRST civil marriage was celebrated in Vienna
on the 10th. The groom Is journalist,
The ship Uncle Joe, Capt sewall. OF New York,
from IA itimore, Aug. IL for Amsterdam, into
unknown vessel. and has put into Plymouth Leaking
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BASE BALL hOTES.

Tie Flyaways beat tile Independents OF Troy at
Hunters Point Yesterday, IS 10 TO-
The Haymakers arrived home in Troy yesterday,
and after hearty welcome and banquet, played re.
cepton game with the Putnams whom they best by lS
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THE oAPITULATIoN OF sTRAsBoURo

Reur Hundred and Finy-one Omcers and
Seventeen Thousand Men Lay Down
their Armr.
DARnsrADr. Sept. 27.-A telegram has been
received from Ludwigsbafen, announcing tl'sI
srasbourg surrendered on Monday, at Ave O'Clock
IN the afternoon.
kUkDELsHEIn. Sept as.-The surrender OF straS
boarg was signed at two o'clock this morning. by
Col Le,zinsLi. by this surrender four hundrei
rnd nfty ono officers aud seventeen thousand men
lad down their arms. At eight O'Clock the place
viii be occupied by the besieger.
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NAxun, Belgium, Sept. 2s,-A despatch ha,
beOs received in this city, simultaneously with sim.
liar announcement at Luxembourg, reporting that the
Prussisns Rave captured MontMeiy after brief re.
siAlan
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WISHITGTON SOIES

Attorney. General Akerman is IN.
Congressman Dawes is in Washington.
The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered the otheers
the Brooklyn Navy Yard 10 particpate In the Far
ohscdnies on Friday aud mnu,eguns 10 oe nfed
during the moving # the funeral procession,
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The express train had an unusual momentum the
majority OF the cars being soepers." Whitbeck
was the last man to get aboard OF the train Willis
standing on the platform, he remarked TO Mr., MO
Hugh, the Treasurer Of the Company. that he had
been In the show business thirty five years. and this
thank Heaven would be his last trip, as he had
mode money enough to live comfortable the rest oi
his days.
United States and Europe as a successful circus
manager. lie leaves no family, but has an aged
father and several brothers living at CIaverask Nj