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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10
The Battle at Worth.
Official Accounts from Prus-
sian Sources.

= LONDON, August 8.
The following official dispatch Is dated
ut Hamburg, in the Palatinate, 9:45 A.
NJ, August s."
Yesterday, attcr the battle Of Worth,
the enemy retired in the greatest disorder.
The French artillery cndeavored d make
u stand at Neiderbrunn. That town was
taken by tho Bavariaus. The enemy re-
tired on the route TO Bitche. The cavalry
of Wurtemburg captured the enemy's
stores and four pieces of artillery at
Reichstapen. Dead and wounded COW
cred the route of the rctreating army.
This morning we have occupied Hagenau,
which was evacuated by the enemy. The
German troops hold both banks Of the
Saar, having occupied saOregucminc and
Forbacll, alter slight resistance by the
French.
MUNICH, August 0.
The King of Bavaria makes the follow
ihg report concerning the battle of Worth ;
early on themorning Of the sth just as
our troops had lett the bivouac to march
on Ergolozheim, the thunder of cannon
was heard and our movements were
hastencd and we soon came up with the
lst corps which was engaged with the
enemy. The Bavarian troops were placed
in the assault Of the heights Of Gerelnine
which were carried about 8 o'clock, the
French being repulGed in disorder and
with heavy loss, The action was severe
and sanguinary. The King issued con.
gratulatory order to the Cd corps, thank
ing them for their splendid conduct and
gallantry."
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The REPUBLICAN COuA1Y CONVENTION
The situation in France.

There has been no lighting on the
French frontier since Saturday. The
French army has been getting into posi-
ton with headquarters at Metz The cen
ter and right wing Of the Prusslan army
have advanced till 1t is now in front Ot that
place,
A statement that the French troops
werc concentrating to defend the Fosges
passes is not ineligible The object
would be, we suppose, to prevent the ad'
vance of the army under FREDEHICK
WILLIAM from the east The passes pre-
suncd to lie referred to are across the
Valley, some twenty or thirty miles
cast Of Nancy, and perhaps forty
southeast Of Metz. OF course the
main army cannot leave its lines at Metz
for this purpose, rs the Prussians would
come in and take possession, and u column
detached for this purpose would be cX'
posed TO be cut of and crushed, as Nc
MAnoN's retreatiug corps would be il it
stopped there for that object.
The real situation seems TO be that the
French army is at Metz and in the neigh
borhood, unless it be MCMAHoN's corps
which has opened communication with
it on the south, about Nancy; that the
right and centre of the Prussian army is
in front OF Metz, probably in striking dis
,ance, and that the Crown Princes army
less the force left to take Strasburg, is in
position 10 cooperate in an attack.
A great uprising in France in support
Of NAPOLEON is reported from Paris; bu'
the dispatch is both vague and absurd
London a,lvices contradict the idea and
show u dangerous agitation in Paris In
spite of martial law. The belief is
not wanting there that the bottom i5about
to drop out OF the Empire and that EU'
GENIE is preparing to fly. There are
plenty Of people in Paris to give currency
to such ideas and to hasten their rcaliza
ton. The appeal of the ministry indi'
Gates that there is serious disorder which
the proclamation Of martial law has moi
been able to rcprcss. That the Emperor
is on his feet and ut headquarters may be
true and may not, but 1t is best Paris
should think so.
4 battle in front Of Metz may mend
matters in Paris or make them much
worse, and that may transpirC today.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Aug. Q.
Arrived, the steamer RapiGan, from
New Orleans
Instructions have been received by
Commissioner Shields, from Washington,
10 prosecute vigorously NIL lottery dealers
who have neglected or refused to pay
their special Tux. The Commissioner
commenced operations yesterday morn.
ing, and issued warrants for the arrest Of
u number OF dealers.
Gen. James 3. Mexican, the newly ap.
pointed Chief Justice Of the U. S. District
Court for Ctah, will leave for his new
field Of duty in few days. He has not
returned from Washington, where lie has
been in consultation with Gen. Grant and
Attorney General Upton upon the con-
dition Of affairs in that territory.
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A NEWPORT correspondent furnishes
the following schedule Ol etiquette al that
fashionable watering place
l. tits the thing to so 20 church on
Sundays.
2. II is not allowable 10 drive Sundays.
5. 1t is the "mode" to promenade on tho
cliff s. Spn9ays; e siy|nlv horrible d bow tito sec.
ond time TO q friend OH the avenue on
your afternoon drive.
5. Calls must be made between eleven
and two o'clock.
9. Bathing generally Rt cloym in COS:
tune, and tor gentlemen only ut one
o'clock. 81 ~ -
But it does not inevitably follow from
the tlfth and sixth rules tGat calls are to
be made in bathing costume.
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The Cincinnati Commercial has a state
n.cnt which, If true, is important, in its
bearing on the Nathan murder. 1t says
eve havo It upon very excellent all-
tllority that Mr. Washington Nathan was
engaged to be married to young Indy Of
this city, the daughter Of gentleman
now deceased, who occupied very prom.
met position in society. 1t is also sNid
that Mr. Benz. Nathan, who was thor.
ough IsraelitC, had declared more than
once that If his son married n young lady
Of Christian parcntage and education he
would, to use the stage phrHse, "Cut him
of without a shilling"
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yellow Fever at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August o

fHII'AUEHFIIH' 4AUBuSIU'
There has been several deaths from ycl-
low fever in the vicinity ofthc LaZZaretto
which has caused some alarm. The in.
fcction was brought from Kingston,
Jamaica, by the bark Home more than a
month ago. The deaths have been con.
fined to the patients at LuZZNrGttO who
were employed on board that vessel. No
deaths have occurred for several days and
II is believed that all danger from the in.
tcction is Dlst.
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The PrusSianS COnCentra-
ting before Metz.
The Emperor Able to be Out.
Bazaine in Chief Command.
Numbers Of the French Forces.
Paris Defiant of Martial Law.
MErz, August $3.50 A. NJ

METz, August 0-S:SOA. N.
The enemy IS in large measure con.
ccntrated in front of Metz. Marshal Ba.
zaine has the direction Of operations The
corps OF Gen. FroSsartl has retired In good
order on Metz. All was quiet during the
night The Emperor has lust gone 10 the
general headquarters Of Marshal BaZaine.
LONDON, August 0.
Authentic adviccS from France show
that Bazaine, Commander in Chief, Inns
10000 men at Metz, MChIahon $4,000 at
St. Averne, an d CanrobCrt 10000 at
Nancy. General TrOchue has entered
upon the duties Of Major General Of the
army,
LONDON, August 0. e
Letters from Paris say that the citizens
are defiant Of martial law, and continue
10 assemble in tho streets and discuss the
war
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THE NATHAN MURDER
Communion ofthe CorOner,s Inquest
Interesting Testimony Touching the
Great Mystery.
In. NJ GnrlHndN Commercial.
MAN YoIlK. AurIlSt s.


New YoRE. AuguStS.
The inquest upon the Nathan murder
was continued this morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Eleventh Judicial District Court.
room, and was attended by u still larger
crowd OF spectators than ut the last ses.
sion. All the accommodations were taken
and the courtroom was uncomiOrtably
crowded with loOkGrS.On. The press was
well represented, no less than twenty-five
reporters being present The examina-
tiOn was almost entirely conducted by
District Attorney Fellows, though COr0.
ner Rollins and DR.. Beach advised with
him. Mr.. Emanuel H. Hart and the three
Young Nuthans were present, and took a
deep interest in the proceedings. The lat
ter appeared to be quite cool and collect
ed, and maintained n composed bearing
during the examination. The ubiquitous
Count Johannes was on hand, and gave
his advice to the Assistant District AttOr'
ney, and there were other persons Of note
in the courtroom.
DR., Janvran, of the Fifth Avenue HO.
tel, was the first witness examined, and
testified that In his opinion the murder
Ol Mr.. Nathan was committed after the
robbery had taken place. He described
the appearance Of the room and the body
Oh the morning Of the murder, together
with his version of the manner In which
it was committed
DR.. Anthony lRuppner, Of the Filth
Avenue Hotel, also described the appear
ance of Mr.. Nathan on the morning Of the
murder. On entering the room he found
tho body lying on its bNck, with the legs
thrown up lie examined the wounds
which Ind beOn inflicted, and found the
car laccrated and number Of wounds in
the hack of the hCad He tried the dog
to the wounds, md found that Il fitted
them exactly. The wound on the tore.
head, In Ills view, was certainly inflicted
bv the ''dog." AS the coroner had not
then arrived, lie did not think it proper tC
move the body any more than 10 make
the above examinations. The dog" w0s
lying near the head when lie went In, and
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Cincinnati Market.


GINVENNATI1 UVKW1I q
FLoUR-UnChAngCd.
GnAIN-Wheat-Du and dropping: rcd winter,
81 1901 %; white. 81 30Dl 40. COrn-Dull at
SGd8SC. Oats-Dull; new, 8S63SC; old, 49s35hc
RyG-S5G9Oc. Barley-$lGtI IS.
COrTON-Firmcr: mlddling l8H6l6Kc.
WHIsKY-Dull; asking 06&e97c.
PROvIstOSs-Mes Pork aud Lard-U Unchanged.
Fair demand for bulk meats at lSKc. for should.
hhis al Ike for shoulders, IKE for clear rib
Sides and l8Itc for clear. Sugar Cured uamS--
Dull at 2Sc.
BUrTER AND CnChAnRed
EOGs-l3lbl4c.
oils-I.Insccd. 81 O95l OS. Petroleum Firm
or but not higher.
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waved flags, covered the King with flow.
ers and CheCred wildly.
The losses OF the French in the battle
Of Worth, Saturday, were 5,0O0 dead
wounded Nnd missing NndG 900 prisoners.
McMahOn's baggagc,mAnycannOn and two
long railway trains with stores and muni
tiOns we're captured. The PrussiGn cav
airy in their pursuit bAgged thousands Of
stragglcrs, who had thrown away their
arms The total PrnsSiAn loss wAs $500
dead and wounded.
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The Empire Crumrbling.
Eugenie Preparing for Flight
Paris Republican at Heart.
/ Provisional Government Talked Of.

LONDON, Aug. $3.50 p. NJ.
The Empress Eugcnic according to the
Pal Nall Gazette, is preparing for flight
The army at Metz is still undergoing
thorough reorganization.
LONDON. August 0.
The Pail Mall Gazette has assurances
from private sources in Paris that the
Empire Is on the verge Of collapse. The
Germans are expected in Paris. Even il
they are arrested, the Empire Is dead.
Parlsians are receiving arms, but they
arc all Republicans at heart. The esta6.
liShmcnt ofa Provisional Government is
already talked Of.
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Ohio POIftics---RcpubliCan State
Convention.
COLUMBUS, August 8.

CULUMUUSl 4NUSIISI o.
The Republican State Convention
which meets tomorrow has caused large
numbers of delegates To assemble here to.
night. Gen. Sherwood will he rennlni.
mated for Secretary Of State unanimously.
There are seven candidates for Supreme
Judge, four for Comptroller Of the Treas.
ury, and several for member Of the Board
Of Public Works.
The Republican State Central Commit.
tee held n meeting tonight and exaINincd
the books and accounts OF the State En-
ecutive Committee. The accounts were
found correct, and ull moneys to have
been economically expended, and the az
tion of the Executive Committee was en-.
phaticQlly commended.
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THE NATHAN MURDER.
Arrest of the Supposed Murderer.

Arrest Of the Supposed Murderer
n. New York, August 8.
A despatch from TArrytOwn states that
the supposed murderer Of Nathan was ar-
rested at Nyack yesterday. When ap'
pretended he said, al know what you
have come for" 1t is stated that he re-
ceivcd four hundred dollars from Nathan
the day previous to the murder, This
despatch was received lHte last night, and
has been repeated this morning. 1t fur
ther states that the prisoner remained in
the Nynck Jail all last night, and will he
taken to New York today,
The Nathan Murderer not Arrested.
New York, August S.-GP.M.
The re orted arrest OF the Nathan mlIr.
derer ut NyaCk, is untrue.
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TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
OF OHIO COUNTY.

Atu meeting OF the Republican Execu-
tive Committee Of Ohio County, held at
the Office of the INTE1L1aREcER, Mon.
day evening August 9Th, it was agreed to
make the following recommendations res
pcCting
TOWNSHIP CONVENTIONS.
That these be held Saturday evening
August 18th, 1870, at the following places:
Washington TownshIp-1st Ward Hose House.
Madison Tp -0ld City Hall.
Clay Tp.-POlICe Court Room.
Union 1p.-Rough and Ready Hose HOuSe.
Centre Tp.-GuGr1S Hose House.
Webster Tp-SChOoI House.
Richie Tp.-SchoOl House.
And in the country townships at the usu-
al places of voting.
That tho meetings in the city begin at
1P. NJ. and in the country ut 2 o'clock p.
NJ. That the delegates to the County
Convention, and the candidates nomt-
mated for. the township offices 10 be
chosen .by.ballot, the meeting appointing
inspectors To receive and count the ballots.
That the polls be kept open for ballots,
in tho country till P. NJ, and in the city
30
till Or ii.
That the number Of delegates 10 the
County Convention be three from each
township.
We further recommend that ...
THE REPUBLICAN County CONVENTION
for the nomination of County officers and
members Of the House Of Delegates, and
to arrange for the nomination Of candl-
date for Senate, be held at the Court
House, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Monday, Aug
10, 1870. john McLURE, Chairman.
AUGUSTUS Po1.I.AcK, Soy.
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Chicago Market.
CnrcAUO. August 9,

FLOUR--Dul and easier.
GRAIN-Whcat-Les active and Ic lower; No. J
closed at q 10; this afternoon irregular at 81 70
al l6H seller last half Of August. C0Tn-Dull
aud lH62c lower; closing at 75C for No. 2; this
afternoon inactive, heavy aud unchanged. Oats
Active and easter: closing at 42hc for No. 2.
Rye-StGndy at SOC for NO.9. Barley-Quiet ami
trm at 81 10 for NO.9.
lIoGs-Activc, heavy and 1OSi6c lower at 50 %
GSl0 90 for common To extra. Ha.i
CATTLE-QuIGt at 81 S1X57 10 for common
Texan to good native steers.
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New York Produce MarEe1.

INV YORK, AuRnBtU.
CorToS-QuIet; sales 6S5 bales at l9Ne for
mlddling uplanlS.
FLoUH-Closcd dull and S8lOc lower on ship.
ping gralcs.
spring 81 2t6hl 81; winter red weatern 81 $50
l IS. RyG-NOminAl. Oats-LOwer and dull at
52GtS3c for western: 50lt5ic for new Ohio. Corn
Dull and lower ut 8alD93HC for new mixed
western.
for mess. BCcf-Flrm and quiet. Cut Meats
and Bacon unchanged. Larl-Qnlet at i62fc for
prime steam. ... h'...
EGGs-Quict and unchanged.
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phiIadelphia Married.

PHILADELPHIA, AuSuBt9
FLoUn-Smnll business and holders arm; ex-
ira family, 60 5O17 20 for spring,
-WhCat-RcCeiptS large and market
dropping: old red Ohio, 81 Is; new. Indiana,
81 500i IS. 0ats-DulI and lower; old Pennsyl-
vAniA, 69k kNG2c; new, &c.
PROvISIONS-UnchAnged.
OILS-PetrOlcum-Ver reYcrlAh; nomlnAlly
l5XGp16C for crude. 22adI23c for refined.
WHISKY-Dull aud unchanged.
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Tae NIstSrn Onion Telegraph CO''. B"gGh.
WHEELING, Noon, August 9
CIuclunatI-C Cloudy; wind 3. W.: thGF. %.
ChIcago-CleaF: Wind VI; ther. O..
New YoFk-ClOudy; wind :. W.; thGF. 50.
Cloudy; wind =. VI; thGr ".
RlChmond-Cloudy: wind s.; theF. 81.
st, LOuis-OveFcalt; wind n. W.; ther. 70.
ROSton-Clear; wind .. W.; theF. 81.
New OrlcanS-ClcAr; wind n. O., ther. s.,
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Morements or thc president.

INDIANAPOLIS, August o.
The President arrived in this city by a
special train ut 430 this i. NJ. lie took
dinner and proceeded West. A large
crowd assembled at the Union Depot and
greeted him with enthusiasm. Senator
Morton accompanied the President from
Richmond here.
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IEWar Of Races" in Texas.
GALVESTON, August ..

NAlN ESL"N' A"SHH' ~
A serious fight between whites and
blacks occurred at Waco, on the 9th. One
white man WIS killed md one wounded,
and two blacks were wounded. The cause
of the trouble was IL disagreement about
some business .....
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Disturbance in Kentucky.
CNClNNArI, August 0.

CINCINNATI, August ..
Special dispatches from Lexington, Kyp
states that serious Disturbances are occur.
ring in WoOdfOrd county, A party Of
negroes have been committing deprcdO.
tions Oh private property, and that com.
pany of militia lad been ordered out 10
queil the disturbance.
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Great Uprising in France
Two Million Frenchmen
Ready to March.
They CIamor for Organization
a,. and Leaders.
One Million Reserve Corps.

o. s-------
PARIS, August 0.
There Is an immense uprising OF the
people OF France to rcpel the Prussian
invasion. 1t Is said officially that two
million of men are ready to march, and
that the reserve corps will number one
million. The people are clamorOus for an
organization and leaders.
Reaction In English Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 9-12 NJ.
The buoyancy in the cotton market is
attributed 10 the Prussian successes. The
general impression here Is that the Prus-
sian victories augur speedy restoration
Of peace.
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BALTIMORE. Auguat9 o.
FLoUR-InactIvc: western superhne So 001G 90.
GRAIN-WhGat-Dul and lower; prime and
red 81 COOL 70; good TO prime 81 SOL 40; white
81 EO11 50: western 81 4Ob1 10. C0Fn-QulOt:
Ryc-95c0$1 05.
ROVIsIONE-UnCbanged .....
WHIsKY-UnchAngcd,
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A Correction from the Secretary of
the Navy.
WASHINGTON. Anrnsi

Secretary Robson to-day said It was
not true that the free use Of the U. S. yes.
sells Of the Asiatic fleet will be rendered
William II. Seward for travelling pur.
poses. and that there ~ no authority Tor
thus using the vessels Of the Navy.
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TIE FRENCH AND PRUSSIAN
MINISTER'S.
How they Receive the NeWS-- EH.
Rebels who want to Fight for M.
poleOn.

Rebels who want to Fight for Me
poleOn.
NEW YoRK, Augusta.
a AWashiugton correspondent telegnphs
that Baron GcrOlI, the Prussian Minister.
is in high spirits, having received numcr'
ous congratulations on the PrusSian VictO
rius He trusts. in the main, to newspO'
per kilograms Tor news, us he receives but
very few official ones from Berlin The
French Minister, ON the contrary, is in
receipt of many dispatches, but declines
to furnish my information lOr publication.
He says that they are Of M official char
acter and that it would not be proper to
give them publicity. The acting French
Consul at Richmond has had so many up
plications from ext .COnledcrates who dc.
sire to enter the French army that he has
been compelled to announce throngh II the
newspapers that he has no authority u
accept their propositions.
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Strasburg Surrounded and
, Must Surrender.
PruSslan Advance from SaarlOuis
Upon Metz. - T.
The French Army Getting Into
Position--No Battle Yesterday.

\ ASp4bAS0- INS dNSSVAS -
Herald Special. t
A dispatch from Carlsruho to-day states
that Strasburg is surrounded by 10000
troops, mostly OF South Germany, and
must surrender, as tho garrison numbers
only 1000 men, although it docs not in;
'clude the national guard Of the city. The
advance Of the Prussians from Saarbrnck
md Treves has commenced. 1t Is sup
posed that Prince Frederick Charles is in
command, and that an immediate attack
will be made on the French position at
Meta.
PARIS, August ..
The Journal 0tlcid contains the follow
ing report, telegraphed from Metz, yester:
day at 1915 A. II. The corps of General
FGilley, which was not engaged In the re-
cent actions, is the rallying point Of the
army. 1t has not been disturbed. Nc.
Mahon has executed the movement pre-
scribed for him. There has been no en-.
gagement to-day.
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Mcmahon in Commune
cation Again.
The Ministry Make an Appeal
for Order In Paris.
Condemnation Of NapOIeon's
Tactics by Edmond About.

.".M PARIS, August 0,
General Failley is in communication
with McMahOn. The morale OF the army
is excellent. No fighting since the 1th:
In the battle Of Fr0schviller 100000 OF
the enemy attacked $4,000 men under
McSIahOn.
The Ministry has addressed the follow
ing proclamation 10 the PariSianS:
"Our army is concentrated. New
efforts have impaired to it new hope and
confidence; but agitation here will
lessen the moral force OF the army, and
act against it. Paris rising, the French
army will be between two fires. Weprc-
pare for the defense Of Paris. The Depu.
ties will cooperate with us. Let all good
citizens help to prevent disorder: Those
who wish will hnve arms furnished them
and be sent to the front at once"
LONDON, August 0.
The Times ascribes the French disaster
to the EmperOr's Obstinacy in refusing
sound military advice and to his illness.
Edmond About writes from the field bit
tcrly denouncing tho Emperor 8 mtsman-
ageincnt. He says: Having directed the
war, he let tho Prussians begin it. 1t is
true neither party was ready, yet the
French lost twenty days in useless march
ing and concentrating They were
surprised at Welssenburg by an enemy
whom there were nolvidettes to watch, no
skirmishers to meet and no settled plan to
repel."
The French Preparing to Defend the
Defiles of VOsgeS.
METz, August 0-Evening.
The army Is preparing to march to
Vosgcs and defend the passages. The
night Is very calm. There was no en-
gagement to-day.
PARIS, August 8.
The journals here announce with warm
approval, that Italy is ready to send one
hundred thousand armed men to the as
sistance Of France,
LONDON, Aug. $3.50
The Paris correspondent of the Man
chester Examiner telcgraphs that Italy
and Austria will each send 1OO, 900 men to
aid France. .s,I4
Strasburg Surrounded and
1Fnck Cnnonn1nV,
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San Francisco Germans EIenr the
News.

oAN T NHNNI'VUi 4AUSUsV u
The Germans are wild with the war
news. The press dispatches were read at
the theatres and in the German halls last
night. Thep were received with cnthus'
iasm. The streets and beer cellars NrC
filled with people cheering and singing.
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sheriti,s Sale Of a Railroad EpiOined.

Sheriff Kenworthy this morning was
served with m injunction restricting him
from proceeding with the sale Of the prop
rrty OF the Hartford s Erie Railroad Com.
pany.
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Ovation to King William.
Losses in the Battle at Worth.
BERLIN, August 8.

The King passed through Ncustadt yes.
tCrday and received great ovation, The
streets weru filled with people, who