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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-28

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-28

1 The usurpation Of heApowef to de-
clare war by President Grant is one Of
the most astounding of the recent de-
velopments in the San Domingo busi-i
ness. 1t is referred to BY Senator Sum-
ner in the Herald interview Published
elsewhere. The President ordered the
navy to protect the Baez Government
against any demonstration BY Hayti or
Cabral Comment would seem to be
needless as to this usurpation Of the
war power
The New York Tribune Of Friday
publishes letter from Captain Temple,
lof the Tennessee, to Commissfoner
Wade, transmitted by its San Domingo
correspondent, in which the naval ofacSr
lsays: ~
/ TENNESSEE, AzUA BAY, Feb. II, 1911
.MY DEAR SENATOR: I understand
that several Of the gentlemen belonging
to the expedition are to start tomorrow
overland for Port au-P Il may
mot have occurred to these gentlemen
4 that, by so doing, they will virtually.
place themselves in the position Of spies ;
and, If they are taken BY Cabral's peo-
lple, they can be hung to the nearest Tree
by sentence of drnm head court mar
ltial, according to all the rules Of civil
|lzed warfare. For they belong to ma
] ton that, through the orders of IL Ex-
ecutive to the naval yesselsA here has
chosen to take part IN the internal o0p'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-28

HIn 1877 the D1sr.G GRANT Ring at
Washington sill retire 10 private life.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-28

+ ~ Radical editors can't see that any
Importance attaches to the fact that the
Democrats were triumphant in New
Hampshire.
The truth is, they are SO surprised and
disconnected that they are afraid to even
publish the returns or write the truth
concerning them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-16

Abstract of 26th annual report, Jan. LIST, 1871.
Income for 1870, $6,5s9, 1853
Cash Assets, l5,s7s,5H.10
Dividends paid to Policy holders in
1870, 1868 9294l
Divisible Surplus, Jan. LIST, 1871, 1,I52 40s.W
Losses paid by death in 1870, 1,21s, ,s63R
Number OF policies issued in 1870 1925
Amount insured in 1870, S21, ,H1,9 81
Whole amount insured nearly Sl2O, 600, 10000
Being strictly mutual, the New York Life charges
its members only the actual cost of their insurance,
and in this company party always has dividend
which can be used in the payment of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-16
SLEEP AND HABIT.

Sleep is much modified by habit. Thus
an old artilleryman often enjoys tranquil
repose while the cannon are laundering
around an engineer has been known to
fall asleep within boiler, while his fel-
lows were beating it out on the inside with
their ponderous hammers; and the repose
of miller is nowise incommoded by the
noise of his mill. Sound ceases to be
stimulus to such men, and what would
have proved an inexpressible annoyance
to Others, is by them altogether unheeded.
1t is common tor carriers to sleep on horse
back and coachmen on their coaches.
During the battle of the Nile, some boys
fell asleep on the deck amid the deafening
thunder of that dreadful engagement
Nay, silence itself may become a stimulus
while a sound ceases to be so. Thus,
miller being very ill, his mill WAS stopped
that he might not be disturbed by its noise;
but this, so far from inducing sleep, pre-
vented it altogether; and it did not take
place until the mill was set agoing. For
the same reason, the manager of some
vast iron works, who slept close to them,
amid the incessant din of hammers, forges
and furnaces, would awake if there was
any cessation ofthe noise during the night.
To carry the illustration still further, it has
been noticed that person who falls asleep
near a church, the bell of which was ring
ing, may not hear the sound during the
whole of his slumber, and be neverthe-
less aroused by its sudden cessation. Here
sleep must have been imperfect, otherwise
he would have been insensible to the sound.
The noise of the bell was not stimulus; it
was its cessation which, by breaking the
monotony, became so, and caused the
sleeper to awake NdcniSh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-16
&ennebet yournal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE. OWEN L. NASH.
1ailg Aennebtf yournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail.
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-.
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, ~ per annum in adcdnce; $s il payment
Is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertions less, 81 90; 25 cts for every subsequen
insertion. Longer advertisements those inserted
or any considerable length of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, o. per square per week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers sarsaparilla and Cherry PICTORIAL, Sc.;
Burnett's Cocoaine and Kaliston Sc; Schenck g
Alternative, Sc; Hostetter Hoonands and Vinegar
Bitters, 9c.; Michlers Herb Btters, $50; Lyon s
Kathairon and Barryis Tricopherus, 40c.; Laird q
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C.; Bachelors II air
Dye, Sc; Helmbold,s Buchu, 81 20; Browns ia
Sc; osgoods India Ohoioeosne, 81 S.; steriins'
toxide Iron, eoc.; De Joughs Cod Liver Oil, 81:
other kinds, Sc Flsgg's Relief, eoc: Railway 3
Lotion, 81 rs; Lnbins Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gates Soaps very large assortment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon
$sguaranteed as represented or money refunded
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
au8-tr Corner 81 and d streets n W.
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Five Prisoners E~eape from n Jersey


SALEM, j.. Sept 9.-About noon Yesterday
i've prisoners confined in the Salem Jail were
Brought out of their cells - dinner and while the
attention of the keeper was otherwise directed
succeeded in efccting their escape through a
hole cut through the moor of the dining room adj
Joining the cells. The prisoners then made good
their escape through the cellar - the out ide
rome have yet bcen reclptured. They are as
follows: David Laws, larceny, mullat0 aged 90.
small; Thomas Chamberlain, burglar aged q,
white, hedN set, about feet 6inchcs. light hair
blue eySs; John Shorter, forgery, aged IS, COL
ored, slight brild; Francis TrusIee, d scription
unknown. A reward Is offered Cor the return of
any of them TO Salem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-09

fduonce Of Civilization ia tke Fiji Islands.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-The Fiji Islands
have finally established a responsible govern
ment and set all its machinery in successful
operation: The first Criminal Court has been
held, at which three natives were convicted of
capital calnne and sentenced - DEATH
political agent of the Hawaiian government
is on an official visit to the ISLANDS
terrific hurricane passed over the Sandwich
lslands August 9th, doing great damage q the
sugar cane, houses, trees, sc. No lives were
lost.
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SAEAToGA, Sept. 9.-The arrival OF visitor,
THIS a. m is very heavy. Every vehicle in tovr
IS engaged, and large crowds are footing il D,
Union avenue TO the Lake. Pools sold this
morning as follows; Taylor, winship, SIS
$40; Wards, SOL, $50; Biglin s35, s3l; the field
sl5: There is pretty fresh wind blowins
at this hour, az O'Clock, but IL is suspected t.
wind will subside by the time the start Is made
The confidence in the Ward crew Is INCREASING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-09

HAS DExTER's TINE BEEN BEATEN?-The
turfmen do not seem prepared to concede that
the time performance (2B) reported as trotted
by the mare Goldsmith Maid at Milwaukee.
WIS truly and honestly made. The Milwaukee
track, 1t seems, is so low for a quarter Of mile
On the back stretch that the horses are not i'm
sight of the judges; Goldsmith Maid is notorious
Tor "breafing''; the mare Lucy the only COM
petitor Goldsmith Maid had in the contest has
the same owner III. n. Smith) as Goldsmith
Maid, and II is jntimated that the driver of
Gold2mith Maid put the mare through in 2.I7
on the ran, and there being no other witness to
the deception than Hickok, the driver or Lucy,
Of course there WIS no Infringement or claim of
foul. If this suspicion be well founded, Decker
remairs King Of the trotters. There is 80 much
rascalfty about horse matters, buying, selling,
trotting, andrunning, that turfmen In saspectins
irickery OF the kind suggested "know how 1t is
themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-09

BASE BALL-7he Olympics War Ute Forest
Cuy.-The nth game in the championship seri~s
between the Oily mpics and Forest Cts Ia e ball
clubs took place on the grouncsOf the Olympics
yesterday, and resulted in a victory for our
boys the score standing Il TO II. In the first in
ming the 0lympics faiied 70 make a run. their
opponents making one. In the second inning
the Oly mplcs made two 10 the OHIO bows four
ana In the TIM ID inning the Olympics scored one
70 the Forest Ciiy's two. From that point tie
olympics out-scorcd their opponents IN every
inning. The fun score OF the game is as follows:
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The Woman sunrayists Active I'm
Ma~<aehn.ntf~

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-The executive committee
OF the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage AlsOcia-
ton have decided ID address memorial in be-
hall OF woman suffrage TO the State conventions
Of every political organization, asking each to
express their opinion in favor Of woman suffrage
and 10 take steps 20 promote it.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, s2.1 per gall: Robertson 4 Do, ss 50
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do. IS do, Baker,
do, IS do; Pine Apple, trectiied,) clio do.
Brandies-Larocheller, So do; do, lhneJ ss do: :;
Hehnessey, 1864. do; de-, ls4s, $40 do; O.ard
Old Tom Gin, So IS; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietors OF the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 1217 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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3. MR: w. H CRAIG desires ~ to state that ne
sc being az the anti-improvement meeslnef IN
this ely last night, and furthermore. that he
oots not y mpafhize xlth the objects OF thai or
any similar meeting. Next! ~
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

GRAND REUNION FESTIVAL AND PIC MIC
~ OF the combined Catholic Beneficial So "A
cieties of Washington and Georgetown, under 81
the auspices OF the Catholic Benevolent Union ~
Of the District of Columbia, ST BsYER 8 7TH ~
STREET PARK, on TUESDAY, September 18th.
Bergn AIMS excellent Cotillon Band has been
gagged; the grounds will be handsomely decorated
and illuminated, and every arrangement made for
the comfort and pleasure of visitors. Festivities
will commence at O'Clock y. m.
Committee Of ArrGHgeraents.-A. r. Cavanaugh,
W q: Hibcrnian Benevolent Society; David KEEP
pell, Knights of 81. Patrick John Hogan, Hbernian
Benevolen Association; NJ. Stegnaicr, ST. Michaeis
Beneyolent Society; Wm, Hickman; Holy Trinity
Parish, Georgetown; DIR. Joseph Walsh, st. Peters
Parish; Chris. q. Callan. 1T. Dominic's Parish w
y; keefer, 1t. Patrick g Parish; p. b. Dowell St.
Aloysus' Parish; NJ. J. Hurley, Immaculate Con-
eeption Parish; VIM. Ryan. st. Stephens Parish
Daniel Leonard, ST. Matthew's Parish.
Tickets % Cents; Children, in care of parents or
guardians, free. seat
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The Boraparte Marr,.~e

NEW YORK, Sept 9.-The marriage OF Col
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Ca Paris and Mrs
Caroline Leroy Appleton Edgar, grand dan ghter
Thrrsday. ~
Arrived, the steamer Caledonia, from Glas-
cow.
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The King Of Siam has resolved to set free an
the slaves in his realms. The perpetual aboli-
ton Of slavery will take place in that counsry
on the 31st Of January, 1c72. A tax Is to be
paid by way ofremuneratlng owners for the CON-
pul-ory manumission, and the experiment OF
tree labor win thrs be made in SIN another
county of the world.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND PRIZE CONCERT-For the benefit o.
~ the Industrial School, urder the charge o. TIE
ll7l, at IA o'clock. Price, city lots, a diamond
ring aud - o.her valuable articles. See Tickes,
which are ON { lie at Ellis Mus Sore, Broman's
Bookstore a-d at the Hall On the evening Of the
CopCers IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-09

LEAVE OF ABSENCE for six months, with per
mission to visit Canada, is granted Second Lieu
tenant F. A. Bouteli Isl Cavalry.
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

TVREMONT HOUSE, Indiosa Avenue, corner ID
Il street. The new Proprietor, II. p. HILL, has
spared no expense or labor in refitting and newly
most desirable houses in the city, and now offers
great Inducements both to transient and permanent
Boarders. Board, $3.50 per day; Permanent Board,
$50. Meal hours.-Breakfast, Z O'Clock to 9; Dinner
2o'clock TO 4; Supper, o. clock to 8. au3l-t
~ U WILLARD,
KBBITT HOUSE,
Arc WASHINGTON, d. O.
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The Republican Convention in Baltimore last
night selected twenty-eight delegates 10 the
State Convention to meet In Baltimore on Thurs
day neat to nominate candidates for Governor,
Comptroller, and Attorney General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-09

A "LAprEs' SocrETYD was recentiv he,n.
held at Boraboo, Wis, az which were seyenfee,,
babtes, and everything going harmoniOusiy IN
ul some one threw an apple OF discord BY pro-
Rosihe premium 20 tae handsomest child.
There was Instantly some lively cortenfio,,
about the merits Of the competitors, and 20 much
hard feeling produced that the society was inn
mediatefy broken up.
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0spain 4 gradually making up her mind N
come into the nineteenth century. Trial ~
jury - 70 be introduced shortly. "
e,os'd Inc ne races a wsserico, Ont, were sadly
r naer being thrown In lesping a hurdle and
s<General Rcssei pays dearly for IA. h,;e,
.s.ss y, sioIy a. commander Of the Comnnnist
. Gay IN sentence O. military degradation All
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Ty estsbssj wGs,,' j. Pseer, "a: IN dlr.
W es@ss; i All CD, Ill yea 6Osnd ca.sse.@
Base Psy-Pat out By ,rle,os, =; johnson II Kim:
pfrz 40; Assisted By sutton, yohnson, Z; Pratt.
k.sssied ~ fOI rst Srs sy Sls sw.s-y -
y zane 2'cs Empire. ". r. Norton, Nasisl.sl Rase
Dan ciub. scorers-nessrs. Allen and Jones.
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1t will be seen elsewhere that general order
has been issued by the Navy Department re-
lieving number ofthe retired officers from duty.
This is doubtless in furtherarce Of tire eco.omi-
cal policy OF Secretary Robecon, in common
with other departments of the general govern
ment.
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Destructive Fires I'm 81. Lauix.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-AbOut II O'Clock last
night fire broke out i'm Newson & Co.'S foundry,
Park avenue, dcc-roying twc-thrcs of the
involving lc of 1854 %. The flames extended
10 the malt horse OF Hoppe & Co., and DESTROYED
the rear portion, With large quantity of Grain.
The loss on the building and stock is probably
Washington, Mu,ual and Franklin companies
Of St Louis.
About one O'Clock another ERE occurred in the
bucket factory of Jomm & CO., in Missouri ave-
nue., totally destroying the factory, paint shop
and seven drying houses, covering the whole
square. An immense 81 )ck of finished work and
materially were destroyed. The loss on the build
ngs is SIS, 600 and on the stock SEQ 600 The only
insurance sscertained is s15.cCO, in ST. Louis
companies.
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NAVAL A1sIGNMENTs.-Lieut John X. VIM
has bcen ordered % the receiving ship Ohio;
Lieut.. VIM. I. Burwell ID the receiving ship
Vermont.
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BLACouE BEY, the Turkish Munster, has |
returned to this city.
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MAJOR CHARLES L. LAENED, Pavmaster, IS
relieved from DIZZY in the Department OF DE-
kota, and win report N person to the Psymaster
General in Washington for daty i'm his Office.
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BRUTAL TRKATHEEr on A CHrLp-A Btfl.
boy nal med Freddy Bowman wa. fornd v,ndsre
Nc near BinghamfSn, New York on Tuesdav
,ast, with sixteen pound oak clog chained ~
his necf and r,yeted He had escaped from the
tuition for orphan children, presided over Nv
Rev. MT: ysn Epps An investirsfion Las te ~
oTdorc BY the trustees -@S oeen
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DEPUTY REVENUE COMMISSIONER GIVEN has
accepted the nomination for district attorney OF
the Des Moines judicial district.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
ead nor any v,talie poison to produce paralysis or
boas.ing virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tSirfy ysavs
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity rs
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York fa6-tf
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THE PRINCESS NARY ard the Prince of Teck
have nangursted IN England new scheme
plan Is 70 provide country homes for little Girls
girls who can be taken In charge young enonoh
- be brought up In manner totally iifferenf
they been lett uncared for.
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SECOND LIEUT.. THOMAS w. LORD. 9th in
fancy, has been placed upon the retired list on
account of disability from long and faithful
service.
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Z L, O. % o o.

g I,OOO 200
By the au' horiy OF the act of the Leyisi Iture o.
Kentucky, of March 10, ISL, the Trustees OF the
Public Library of Kentucky viii give a
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $40 EACH
CURRENCY; BALI TICKETS, SIS; QUAR-
TER TICKETS, $3.50.
Tickets will be cent by re isercd let err the oney
for the may be cent by p. U. money oder, green
b -cks OF drast.
Each ticket consists Of four quarters, value s2ro
Concert ard to the value of the gift awarded to itor
it, Irac.ion.
s5so, 900 IN GREENBACKs will be distributed
higRes., 70 sn5 the icwsts being al gifts in ali
The Concert is for the benefit of tire
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
THE CITIZENS BANK oFKY. Is TREAsUREs
Ard the Corporasors ard Supervisors are the Hon.
Thomas In brs aette late Goyernor q hsntnsky
spectacle citize-s o. the State. .t.fr
7 he undersigned late prime pal business manager
o. the very Gilt Concert FOR the benefit OF
Concert
The drawing and distribution will teke place in
public, and every thine will be done 20 satisfy the
buyers of tcke.s Il 1t their interests will be well
protected az ifthey personally present to
perinte1d the eutire affair.
For ticke.s and information apply to
C. r. PETERS, 100 Main st., Louisvn'e, Ky.
JOHN f. ELLIS Music Slore,
No. e37 pe1rsylvan'a avenue, Washington, d. G
Tickets also for sale in every prominent place in
the United states. se9-6t*
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, and 50 cents
yOUVESS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ERrestores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all
irugsists and fancy goods dealers. Price. rs
cents, de6- Nv
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Murder WiII Osf.

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Epbraim Jones, a shoe
maker, residing near Mount Vernon, westches-
ter county, 10 charged with numbering Jour
neyman who disappeared twenty yesrs AGO.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were S24s,7eiss.
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RExYoRTH DrxD PROM ovKr-KxEErIox.-A
post norton examination Of the remairs of Rem
sorth, at 5. Johns, New Brunswick, showed bis
pngs eneorged with blood, and that his death
excitement. The verdict Of the jury was a. ac.
cordance with these facfs = ~
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Proposed Central American Fedora.

PANAMA, Sept. 2-Commissioners have been
appointed By the governments of Salvador and
Honduras to consult upon the question Of the
Establishment OF a Central American federation
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WhOIeAale jail DeItye,


NEW YORK, Sept At Is reported that an
escaped. II - - = : :
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Joe C0burn Tackles the Wrong Man.

NEW York, Sept. 9.-Joe Coburn, the puei-
list, tackled a Scotchman named Goldie, Tnuis-
day night, and was quietly knocked down UNI 4
he was glad TO cry "Quitso
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Death Of . NewsPePer Proprietor.
propriefors Of the New York Journal Of Com
~es'os, died yesterday at Orange, n. j.
Northeast Storm at Fortress MOnrOe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept "a north
e-ss torm prevails. The Roads ere iuu OF
dipping. .r+5 .sI.ll-r-l :,
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A BErTIsH BoReIA.-Christina Edmuna. NJ
Brighton, England, is i'm custody on a chsrcs OF
attf npting 10 poison a Mus. Beard. Chrssfina
very pretty, lady like person Of IS wears OF
Dr. Beard, and therefore wanted DIR. Boards
wife out Of the way. = -
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IRE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs RruSIox.-on
Monday next The grand reunion celebration on
he Knights OF Py thias viii take place. Colonel
ameg A. TAFT will be the chief marshal and
the lodges will be formed in four divisions the
hrst div v 9TH Csc T.. Stroebel a. marshal:
second division, DIR. A. w. Miller; third al, ison
}. NJ. Hinkle; fourth division, j. Y. ESex. The
first division, consisting Of Mount Vernon, Web
ster. SyTacusiaDs, Calanfhe, Excelsior GEE
maria, Occesia, Union, and Reliance lodeLs
vii resemble al X. Of r. Hall, 7th and ID stfeets
The second division-Franklin,L LIBERTY Golden
Rule, and AnaeOsiia lOdges-at Odd Fellows
han, Navy Yard, and march TO Potomac Hail.
where they viii receive and escort . the CITY
han The third division, consisting OF Friendsbfp
and Harmony lodges, OF this city. and Mechanics'
and Oriental lodges, OF Alexandra. Va. The
fourth division, consisting of Decatur and Her
mlone lodges, OF GcOrget Jwn, viii march 20 the
hall OF Damon lodge, on Pennsylvania avenue:
near 18th street, and escort the lalter-named
lodge 20 the City Hall. The PROCESSION will
leave the City Hall at 2 O'Clock and march by
way or ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue, nth
street, III street, Vermont avenue, NJ and 9Th
streets 10 the Park, washington Schuetzen,D
where interesting exercises will take place.
addresses by supreme Chancellor Read. SUI
preme Vice Chancellor Latham, and Others
lAttention Of members of the order Is called 60
Tie Advertisements OF their respective lodges i'm
to-oay's STAE.l