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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
TELEGRAPHIo NOTES.

Casriestop yesterday .
49,. Intense beat continues throughout California.
Man fatal Of aaserOks hare occurred In Arsoas
The vintage has begun throughout CanfofniA
TAs pscauft vl sssss3 seeoeeo foss sress u bszst
Tho shipments of tea nom San Francisco eat.
v.rd 6y 1iircsd auns september ws 3so poss and o. cot
ke. III, 81 peusda 49,,
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of nli9ois com
neacsd IL siss osassa!csHsa Cseass JeS <"~ss
Asndfsd members ware IN atssAases
ia. C,av Copntv Crnd.) coal miners have de-,
i =. vssee n n sr ss h reges 40 ssrsssn AnAe
snI.ss their demand Z se.phsd vss By The isA lha
= tn. l.t,n~ Comniasionor Of Patents has re-
- .s,I.. sfus Es.niosr C1k sad srsaed pssss,
e. w. Hsss 4 ssis ssy - pIsssas ssss sa'e''isef
.Thirty-two Hrc companies have already en-
saS sssis ssssss ssss IN ss s.isr:y szyscssd v -
10 s,ssss sssSsr svss ssA kss&ssh.G
Maior rovsy, PsymastSr In the Army, who
- EssssvssA kasa hen Ipdsa rsrlsy ssys Ns
s;sss iadss tsosASa !. e hssig q Pcs Gun sppss avv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

THE Ku.KLUx TRIALS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a telegram from 5. L.
Carrow, o. g. Marshal Of North Carolina 70 A. j. Falls,
Chief Clerk Of the Department OF justice, says
- pond ,stused Yesterday morning, to continue
The KntkluY cases upon any arrangement; Pluto Dur
ham continued his case affidavit Nae pleaded guilty
yesterday, and judgment VIII 10 Pf~Sou " 'no eS'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
THE ANYTHING CAMPAIGN.
THE SUIT AGAINST THE MAYOR.

Mayor Hall will, it is said, appear before
Justice Bixby today by attorney 1t is also said that
the attorney win take the ground that Justice B1by has
no Jurisdiction over the and that the Mayor can
only be proceeded against for maieasance in office BY
impeachment before the Court of Common Pleas. The
Board OF Aldermen have the power to prefer the articles
OF impeachment The following conversation took place
yesterday between Mayor Han and TRIBUNE reporter
Reporter-Mayor Hail. have you anything to say in
regard to the action intend to take upon Justice
Bxby's summonst
Mayor Hall-Not word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

WOMEN JOINING TIE STRIKERS EMIGRATION
STATISTICS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1871
Four hundred of the women employed in the
fax mills at Bolton have Joined the strikers and quit
work.
The number Of emGrants who sailed from the port OF
Liverpool during the last three months was $4,000 an In
crease OF 5000 the number during the previous
quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FAMINE IN PERSIA

EXAGGERATED RRPORTs-ALLE9RD APATHY OF
THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct s. 1871.
Mr.. Savil Dickinson writes from Teheran on
the It'll Of September giving an account OF the condition
Of affairs in the ADMINISTRATOR province OF Khorassan
He says that during the month Of July 5000 persons per-
shed in the City Of Meschd and that 10000 of the inhap
iants had been carried of into slavery by the Afghans
who had taken advantage Of the general DISCRIMINATION
to make incursions for plumber The bakers demanded
such exorbant prices for bread that the authorities mao
INTERVIEWED and number OF the extOrtioniss had been
executed.
Mr.. Dickinson says that the country Ia disturbed Dy
frequent Instructions the pestlence still RACES ana W
horrors increased by destructive foundations; YET
notwithstanding fearful situation Of the country ana
people, the Persian Government has refused TO avah IL
self Of the aid proered by the Governments OF Great
Britain and Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
SPAIN.

RIvERO NAMED FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CORTES.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct g. 1871.
1t is believed that Senior Rivero will be chosen
President Of the COrtes, Senior Figueroa is mentioned
fbr Minister of State King Amadeus has ordered the
release Of 100 political prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
SWEDEN
SWEDEN.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

RESIGNATION OF TIE MINISTRY.
STOCKHOLM Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1871
In consequence of the rejection by the Lower
Chamber Of the Governments bill for the defense Of the
Kingdom the Ministers have resigned The King has
accented their designations and is forming
Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
A FRENCH MAN-OF-WAR ASHORE.

KINGSTON, Ja., Monday, Oct. ?,
Via HAVANA, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1871.
The French man of-war Bouvet is ashore on
the coast OF Hay and is in danger Of becoming total
wreck steamer has been dispatched to the scene OF
the disaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
AROUND THE CITY HALL.

THE ISSUE OF OVER $4,000 900 OF STOCKS AND
BONDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IoN OF THE
TWO PER CENT ACT.
The Board of Apportionment met at p. m.
Yesterday Mayor Hall In the Chair. Peter B. sweeny
and Deputy Controller Green were also present After
the adoption Of tho minutes Of the last meeting Mr.
Green presented the following resolution, which was
passed;
r TN, The .aS o I'd SD0 Ss s1yo
nav 5. required interest he may determine not
sI Department P.f improvement Bonds chapter
LAYS %si ss sss Of SoDd. su Ss sg
Fund 1887 Of the County Of HewYo suho,
s ss b.. s1P'sF ~ $50 TO ''''f''' INC
chapter ST. laws 1857 filling due ECy ls'
tn; s on PT Sss 40: sins Sss9
,u1Dy the treasury for advances Of assessments and for
saS Bonds as By chapter s Of to
advances made and also for additional payments In this account
Mr.. Green also submitted the following preamble and
provided By The e. Of Tv Ie s sS st s.s s ,ss
4. their departments and purposes shall be paid and
@ ' & A.a PEI
the ES SssoS. % S.os . Boar. whether the
visions q d. 81. ,Is .ps s' S of BE- C OF
County for the Department. Of Public Paris
q q. nj. city during The ysa 1871 and 1871
& % a e "a. DE- ss S
de,euaos upon city the prosecution Of
OF and the disposition OF capitalists the negotiation Of
which issued under the authority OF this Bosr therefore
1so!red authorizing the sung Of bonds other than
bonds for the Of Department q the city IN lord
the authority act Of the Legislature passed pnor
the said Two Per Cent act TO obtain ud. eonstruo
authorize and Of the Department Of Finance 70 0s bonds LOT No
o. purposes aforesaid ..---
me- be picking flaws IN the other resolution just passed
cannot, therefore, vote for 1t.
MI Sweeny was Of the same opinion, and the resolu-
ton laid over. Mr.. sweeny then moved that eI.
Deputy Controller Storrs who present. be appointed
Assistant Secretary Of the Board. This motion was
carried.
Mayor Hal-Mr. storrs, you now Assistant secre-
ary this Board; but the motion Ia silent IN regard to
salary. -,
Gen Bowen Of the Department Of Charities and Correo
ton asked for appropriation OF $4,000 for that De-
partment His request laid over and Inc Board ad
jOurned till p. N. to-day.
THE TAX LEvIES.
THE TRIBUNE estimated, few days since,
the probable amount Of appropriations for city and
county purposes including State taxes for 1874 at @
100000 The actual amount OF appropriations s2s-
thufa al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

, ,rurl 1ne. Of railroads in th, country striking
u..uoD Of d, ,sC,. f.c a. win appear The following statement
.f.su e.InlrC for 1870:
Eev Yori Cep.ral. .,.'.'''..''''''''''''' *N0'''S
Bne".......................'..'''. brl7s"I
Pennsylvania Central. I791l'7W
Baltimore and OhO........................-- sSI"
Lale E%'h'4V
Ohio and Mississippi. alS'lV
Toledo and Wabash. AH'o4V
Hannibal and St JOseph..................." S,1+oHA
Union PAcisc. "o<'~"
c.,,r., p.,is, ......................... 7s2O7lO
Total for ten roads. S1O5,022,441
n. ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY ROAD is already con-
, t 81, Jo..ph 10 MAr,syie from thence NebrAAkA,
nd beng rpidy completed Port Keapey the Union Pacific
Road The ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY ROAD viii shorten the
4pce between the Atlantic Coast from so 2a2 miles
,,pf Ii. dsern, routes The leading trunk
r Of road in the preceding table comprise but part Of the
~ DAT will contribute t. passenger and freight Ase of the
IT ,osEPH AND DENVER CITY ROAD which destined to be-
hot lin. between The Atlantic and Pacific States and
M literally in The represented by the
@ M Of gros, earnings Of the ten leading trunk lines
sa .bc,, statement, This Of itself sufficient security for the
u, ii, p.e,, and principal Of TIE EIGHT PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND-GRANT BONDS Of the Com
p1o, Western Division, on the market
b.. a. great ADDITIONAL security tie Company has United States
ad gb, Of zoo the richest agricultural land, the West
In pr,vcus to The public have
, to The great grant, railroad companies viii
s mention The fact that the land grant Of tie ST JOSEPH AND
DENVER CTF RAILROAD COMPANY worth over soOocO 900 at
Npeprns.si the lands Of TIE nDos Central Company The
AAAA hDO b, & 81 per acre proceeds
enc AZ applied DE sinking fund for the e1ting,Aneut
IOsd SS' o Company This loan va, originally for sSOOOoO
S AS'eD largely BY A to INVESTOR, including many
A'' sNs know and .pprse.t, bond, which combine
"A A''Hs VIII greai security
n Nsd' present offered a. SO accrued interest
"A Ani,rey recommending them a. Al n1sstusut securely
'A's N"A a 70 principal Parties desiring participate
G'HOn Of he remaining b.,D. u The loan are requested
cary APPLICATION Of Ii. possibility Of an advance. In The
~ ~a' SOOdL The The Eastern Division Of the ST. 10
SErH AND DENVER C,rE RAILROAD COMPANY wei. originally
" 'T firm HSl and current In The marie. at o2
"'''ounO' thea. BOa Ii. san. Al eoy,u.D, bond, and
''een'ss Investors viii snA III. coed ovDsr.uu, TO CONVEX.
O'''TDn+u4 and bsad. With u. .d,..,.,, o,
~eS 'sh Of interest," and perfect 'ssry Nsps pamphlet sOs nil
oaA'' IN rsFur' ~ aS cSspaS, ~ Asa spvSsAeoa
TANNER AGO.,
SAHkSAs, H. II WALLET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
ITALY.

DIPLOMATIC CHANGE,
ROME, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1871
1t is reported that the Chevalier Nigra, re-
Gently recalled from Versailles, will be sent to London,
in place Of Count Cadorna the present Italian Envoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
COUNTY AUDITOR.

II is well known that County Auditor Wat
con died leaving very largo estate and his connection
with the Tammany Ring particularly % the "go-
between Of Tweed and Connolly points to the acquis
ton Of his vast In other way than BY sue
eess real estate spccuatons Tho charge that Watson
was guilty OF forgeres 20 the extent Of millions Of dollars
h freely spoken Of about the new House and 10
expected that the report Of the Joint investigating Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
-,,pIINK LINES AND LAND GRANT RAIL

TRUNK LINES AND LAND GRANT NALL
ROADS
", d.at 10 invite ID. attention Of S'sAO ''S ''''''''
.-.,,--...,.,,. 70 then IN mailing tSsf investments
~. Ian, aDss ceased " be borrower Of
.,., sd, Oh The contrary for long time ~ WV
,-n. s.,,.t.ry Of the Treasury. in addition 70 The
Al, ,0,,A.,. Of Government 'Shgaa0n' called
...oo ss SosA. U''' A'' 'i'''n''A'''' n''''" nave
-, .,.,,A.r. for profitable investment for their
81, ID. s mortgage OODd' Of American railways are no" the
,..5ty. TIE purchases BY the Treasury have i'd
d. pb Of Government bond. point where they com
.,s,, Low nate Oiine,sL greatest In American rA-
,eD b. found history those roads Known Trunk Lines
,h OubD. ID, Of through and local ns The gross earn
mn IL. kss rull tns' Of railroads in this country for" striking
.,uOD Of ID, above @ viii appear The following statement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22
7.r srHns hss Yrieats5sNss.

M~Hfstnruns, tsr fatbsliiden grieter IT
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f6cn 8srfanssr peS GSanselium iein fol-
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unb bafien ras 9i6t. &Snnen mir uns
ea ipunperr,, ,pern bic @elt nnb ibre
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prefer I'm ldle6tn Sinne bes WorteS,
nit freien Sitten furti9rittlid, liberal,
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fe Iiebt fpl1es Muftretert uttb ftreat fol-
den unsladliGen slttrinmiaen @ette
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fpsnber Der beiliser @ebeimniGe @sttee.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22
Gtsanien aber aniere s&ulsa ton 8.
9. 8reier, .Treefsne, Obs. esn..

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uns grn,s, 9rtift gaisr anb Wuttsr, Sinslinse
pns Sunsfraufn, &inbtr, bic FULLEST az itintr
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Gius srsbs 3asl gsbrsr bic sfu sanessi&ulsn
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inn bnanssbiktt xartn, refer, an fsinr gruft
ibm bic nI9aHuntsn S@esssrass mad ; man
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pirfsnSs glaitn. su
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@cbnbatsm bsfanst fnt,e anS bic nar nit tsn
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on siRer Sieue; &c wsufn nur etu yaratiss Ten.
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,frdpSfl&en sns bsleifaen Dspstsusute aaS
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hirdlidDe uadridttn.
Aafilarams, Tsrtidritt, Irei9eit.


Nas 1T fsrn Der 0cgtid,rltt ser Nut<
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th,,r,s Is InieIen Benz WoIfe foIde Ssis
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men kob sersedt' @lauben nnb itten
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22

Sn Maltpanfee traten en- %. anb %. @usut
i'm Rutterbaais Der Sduli&wsf .rn ssn Npht.
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Se&H1af Sif&pf Ssuni ltittit te Gsrsmsnisn.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22

Dubuque, p. EEL. Seute iparOe in Der
bielsn saf9straIe, &ss, Diafsn Gufaw 3stt
lrsen unlrm 5e4plrOisRsn 8iiasf Ssnns6ry
bic J. prieferipeibs srtbsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22

ro rBm bjG re dg1
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
CHARLESTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Excitement in Charleston, -. C., Over tho
Mayors Election-COveramcnt Troops
Called Upon 10 Put Down Disturbances
One Man Shot.
CHARLESTON, =. c., August 2, 1871.
The municipal election which took place to-day
was one OF the most exciting ever known here. The
opposing parties the citizens party, embracing
the white voters, with such coiored as they
could draw to their support. and the republican
party, consisting Of the bulk OF the coored voters
with small portion Of whites, chiefly State and
city officials. Gilbert Psbury, the present Mayor
and John A. Wagner, q prominent German, were
respectively the republican ana citizens candidates
Business OF every Kind was suspended today, the
whole voting population being at the polls At
the request Of leading citizens who apprehended
violence, small squad Of United States troops was
detailed TO each precinct BY their aid several dis
ing were quelled. One man was shot during the
day. Tne contest was close and both parties claim
tue victory. The votes Will be counted tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
ONO POLITICS.
Democratic Judicial Nominations Ia Ohio.

Democratic Judicial Nominations 10 Ohio.
DAYTON, August 2, 1871.
The Democratic judicial Convention, comprising
the counties Of Montgomery, Butler Drake aud
Prebe, met In convention to-day at Beckeps Opera
House for the nomination OF two candidates to the
ONCE OF Common Pleas Judges OF the state OF Ohio
After spirited contest j. Gilmore and HcndricksOn
Elliott were nominated on the first ballot amid
great enthusiasm. The elections were then made
unanimous and Q committee appointed to wait
upon Messrs Gilmore and Elliott and request their
presence before the Convention. The committee
Elliott appeared on the platform and In few APP
prOprate words and diGnined remarks thanked the
Convention for the honor Of the nomination. after
which the Convention adjourned after three hearty
oneers for the nominees. They Will be elected by
about 5000 majority. They are sterling men and Will
mako good judges
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 81 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, August 81 A. NJ.
synopsis for the Past Tt0entv.Jour Hours.
No material change is reported from the Pacific
and Rocky Mountain stations. The barometer has
very generally risen since Tuesday night east Of the
Rocky Mountains and the area Of low pressure north
of Kansas and Missouri has moved somewhat
northward, while an area Of higher barometer
is encroaching upon the Atlantic States.
The temperature is slightly lower at pre-
sent upon the Gulf but has been
very generally higher than on Tuesday, Light winds
from the southeast and southwest have prevailed
in the interior and the Gulf ana Atlantic coasts,
but have now diminished at the latter stations.
Local rains prevailed on wednesday afternoon In
Eastern Carolina. and from the Ohio Valley to WIS.,
consin but clearing and clear weather is now very
generally reported.
Probabilities.
The barometer will PROBABLY continue higner with
rising temperature east OF the Mississippi on
Thursday; fresh southery winds are probable for
the Gulf coast and the Mississippi Valley.
Local storms In the Southern States and west Of
Indiana and Wisconsin will probably be few in num-
ber and Of less extent than during the past week.
The New York herald., 1871-08-03
SUICIDE EXTRAORDINARY.
Six elf-INurders In Less Than a Week.

MIDDLErOwN, N. Y, August 2, 1871.
Within the past week no less than six suicides
have been committed II not In this immediate Vi
clnity at least near enough 10 furnish an exciting
topic Of conversation hereabouts.
Three of these selrmurders occurred near War
wick, on the Warwick branch OF the Erie Railway,
in this county. On Friday man about thirty-eignt
years Of age committed suicide In barn III that
vicinity 10y taking laudanum. He was q farm hand
that had been working through harvest hereabOuts.
No cause Is assigned for the act, The same morn
ing Mrs. Amada Crogan, an aged pauper In the
County Poor House, also took her life by a dose Of
laudanum. She was upwards OF seventy years Of
age and not OF sound mind.
On Saturday highly respectable farmer named
jacob Paddock, living at the Double Pond, near the
Orange and Sussex county line. went home alter
glass Of whiskey in which he had put dose OF Or.
| senio. He then sat down and commenced reading q
| newspaper, He was seized with cOnvulsons In q
| short time and soon died. He was about 1orty.lvc
| years old and leaves wife and tour children. Pc
cuniary troubles, II is thought led TO the rash act
On Sunday evening Widow Phillips. OF Belvi-
| millrace at that place. Her body was found by d.
rectiOns In note she left at her house, near the
mouth Of the race. wrapped In Q shawl. Long and
| commit suicide She was sixty.nine years old.
yOnng lady named julia Tuttle DESTROY eh her
life with dose Of strycanine, at Canton, Bradford
preparations to remove to another town, and she
was violently opposed to leaving her native place
that her death az her own hands Is laid to cause
She was seventeen years old, and OF more than ord
nary intelligence.
Moses Dickerson an old farmer. of quaker Settle
ment Orange county, hnng himself IN on ouihouse
q day or two since, near that place. cancer That
had eaten away large portion OF his face. and was
approaching his eyes, II IS thought subjected hun 10
such intense suffering that lie sought death Tor re.
lief. He was sixty years old, and leaves wue and
Hav9rQl chIldron.