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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
STATE NOMINATIONS.

Thc " hnti-Dram- shop party Is determined
y nemina,c = separate county ticket in Albany
Peter {. HNhof of the NXVth Senate Dis
net hae been nominated BY the Democrats against the
Boz William h. Moodn.
The tuh -Tammany Germans of the XVIII As
semb,y D. &C. have nance IcctcrcA khan as t1eH
Canddat, ior Assrmhlymau.
The Nth District Senatorial Democratic
Contention az Tlrrytown yesterday, nominated the
Bon. wn!.,n Ca.iiw,I! Tor Senator.
The DclAocy4tic Senatorial Convention for
ts XIA D,:,ie- Conu,irs O.; Coumhia and putchGss,;
yesterday, nominated the Hon Homer a. NeIson VI
SeGhkecpse Tor ocuatOr.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention OF the
1GvlrA D-''.t UhemuHG. schuyler. and hteuDen
Crnto-' ne Do Corning tn ',t,y and placed IN nomI
LsuOu D"orcc l. bradley OF Corning
At thc Ist District Republican Senatorial
Conyenou. a, Jamaica on IucSday, Gilbert I; Dgane
0: RchI't 'ul"i' - hrIh"i'u !3i 49,, In
1IlAte
The y mocrats of the Oneida District have
roominA,. Nj sanford the present incumbent for the
S>pstA He had two years ago but 20 majority ana
iS S;on ~" Easily ~ ~
The Democratic Convention held in Kings
su Yesterday nominated for County Judge the Hon.
scbp,r,naIc~ IT, the present incumbent for SurTo-
pA Charles g. Cooper, anu Tor Dsulct Attorney
IUd Dewitt
The hard-fought contest for the Republican
funr.t!oi for Senator from the XXIVth District
IBroor,e Tlo,.l and TomIklns Countess has ended in
Sss Gina1 had n@t mad f'G the n6aina"a Tor
terms at tbs circumstance probably decided the battle
L her .aN0..
M James NJ. Boyd, who has been nOmi-
hated ~ AcIb,r Of Assembly III Tie XXIst District in
tEs CRY !v a." r. rular Republican Assembly Conven
ts va d n,4bc. OF Assembly III 1sj3 Since that time
b. has repeatedly declined nominations for the Senate
hht Cougrr>, lie is citizen Of wealth, and has the
reputat,u 90 beng entirely honest His votes IL The
h'seniby needed any explanations or excuses He
tgr' h. .or receive thr Endorsement Of the Tax
ldyef-' Association that DsuICt. o: winch he i
mAeni L-mlr: aud Of all Other Or-AuzalIouH which
~" ATTN Ia tn interest Of good government. should
u ~ tt" ac W. take a Nigh pace III The ASSEMBLY
b. De did when nc served before.
The Republicans have made the following
hOuinaons ~ Ass, mhlymen in addition TO those pre-
tousiy reported CliHtOn-Edmund kingsland, tr.
{TEaH0-Dal lei Z. SquireS UetGCGre-IId District,
gathrW Griffin DUrheSS-IId District, II. j. Eastman.
HTE'me7-IIrazer g. Rice JcfeTSOn-Ist District,
G..T Ntmu. Ia District, william W. EE0s. Lar
I9eSn- Ar.ri"ad Kennedy. OHcidG- Ist District,
fAATruA L HLscriord. OmtdriO-Ist District, Ambrose
1Sh b9'eL Qnens-lId D4-trIct, George T. Hewlett
SS"non6-b ". Judd. Saratoga lid District,
Ea a," =, NJ HoIcutrn. Su"oik-John F. Marcy.
tITLyE III distinct Luron 7. NcUnans. HtStcheSttr-
~ D''''t, James ". Hustled.
NM ine DcuOcit, have made the following additional
tt.1l In, 0svSqo-Id District, George W. Wood
Strya-iI Disillct, CornweA NJ. NOAOA. SdpOIk-J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
A CHAPTER OF FIRES.
THE WISCONSIN FIRES.

rrpRrBLE LOSS OF LIFE-ovER FOUR HUNDRED
LIVES LOST-AS MANY MORE MISSING.
CHICAGO Oct. IA dispatch has just been
received from Green Bay Wis. stating that steamer
had iust arrived bringing report that 32J bodies
buried at Pishtego last night, and many still
missing seventyfvc persons were burned to death at
Little Sturgeon Bay and the suffering drought the night
is terrible With the exception Of the destruction Of
property the calamity almost appalling the burn
Ing Of Chicago
IATER.-Further accounts OF the terrible calamity
have been received. one hundred and fifty men were
burned to death in q large barn in which they had
taken refuge. Hundreds Of people driven by the
flames into the river where most OF them pcrished'
later dispatch from Green Bay on Sun lay night
fire broke out in the Belgian settlement OF Brussels IN
Door County, Wisconsin, destroying $50 houses-'i
tn place contained, excepting five. Nine persons
arc missing 1t is supposed they persisted
in the flames The Inhabitants lost everything Active
measures for tcir relief being taken from DuiHh
and other places hut before assistance can reach them
they must suffer severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
PEOrL1nATION BY THE PEESIDENT
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA KU-KLUX ORDERED TO
DISPEKSE, AND SURRENDER THEIR ARMS.
WA>uINGTuN, oct. l2.-Thc President mas just
nfnc En,.ed .S,ntes u Amerlca:

A>lINGTON, Oct. I@.-lHc IftS!ucht HAS JuSi
iss,I'd the io,nv.us:
liz TIC President of nc Cni.cd .S'Gtcs Of Amcy7cG:
rEocLAMATIoN.
Whereas Uuawln liuDi. 'tiDn- md r0nSplrartS haVo
long, Ii,i. ;l Gu ii tNNt H. j. sta" q. 'utH CARO-
lima Tor the puriosr Of drpriciEg certain portions ana
TIA, p'Upe OF that state Oi IN" IlSHtH PRIV!
ttion OF The United st.ts and secured ~ tho Act Of
,onscs- approved Ar 20 ~ cntIt., an Az 10 en-,
the Constitution al tie United states" anu
UtcrriS IN certain I'it- q. ~ It, To- WIZ ID tne
rrn> NrvberIy. Fairfield. Lancaster, aud CAesie!lru;
suc nbinatlouS and conNpiraio, do 50 oS rlct ana
United states a. To- rrlNr thr oe ,oirn"at wi "a
rights, privileges, immuniiic> aui protection aTorSalu
and their execution, and impede and ODstruct the
due course Of justice under he same; and
Wh-9dS, The constituted authorities OF said state are
unable to protect the people Aforesaid III such rights
within the ,tli colntig+. "t, .,.
America do hereby command all persons composing the
unlawful combinations and couspirIces aforesaid TO dis
DAYS after the date hereof and - deliver either to the
Marshal oi the Untrd safes Tor hc District OF south
ofrer OF tie United stat, within said counties all arms,
a,nuunt uniforms G.>cu"H ana other means and
Tor carrying unlawful purposes for which the
combinations nd ""h.gi""ieS are eiI gagged.
caused the seal Or thu United states to be atlXed
Done at the CITY Of Washington the 18th day Of Octo-
her In the Lord one thousand eight hundred
and SeVrnyour. and 81 Ac n'"p nlcAce Of me United
State, of America n" ninr'v->.N'h. I. :. cLANT.
IL he FrCSideht: HAMILTON Fish, Secretary Of state
Til, proclamation l. the result OF course some time
since 4crccd on. TIE Government Mt has acted just
as soon As it was ready to enforce lis policy, and
the Rrbc a,s.ssns of West IN South Carolina will
find that martial law which to follow their failure
to obey the present order will be rglGy enforced The
officers OF the in Possession Of the fullest infOr
nation and the Department OF Justice supported by the
army as 1t will be- is prepared to strike effectively the
South Carolina leaders OF tho Invisible Empire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
TIL sAN1o DOMINGO SCHEME.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Oct y, 1871.
quo "''Va. o. tue oantO Domingo annexation scheme,
~ 'O' expressed determination of the friends Of the
'Ion SIDE Of the question 10 force favorable
N'l curing The coming Winter, excite good deal OF
L,'e. l. D, evident that while many Congress
vii we Tor annexation merely because 1t has been
- o. ADMINISTRATION measure, there Is Large ma
NJ - O'AfIea' opposed 70 1t. and il Is thought the
r'''h "I get less support than heretofore. 1t is
"' nov, IN well-iAfO!mcd circles. that the new
Sy 'o' the annexation Of santo domingo which will
'IoD"d I" Con ress early III the session. will call
appropriation whatever. but that provision will
- private persons and corporations to pay of
1''' 4" thc Republic. which has been regarded as
1I"IAt 10 about million and half Of dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
TIE NEW DOMINION.

BODY OF FENIASS SAID TO HAVE INVADED
MANITOEA-THEY ARE DISPERSED By UNITED
STATES TROOPS.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 12.-Thc following, dated
ST Paul eth, has been received by the Government;
F,niaus under the command OF Gen. o 'DonOLur, at
tempted the border line on the ON at George
to', II. and Monday morning captured the canadian
Custom House and the Hudson Bay post az fc'uh.ua'
They were attacked and dispersed ny Ihttu STATS
troops and Gen. O'NC. who wa with Tie fthdhS was
taken prisoner. Two hundred tard OF arms we cap
tllIcd the main body Of the Fcnan Army Oh lhNa
son" ha~ crossed IA" border line near ~ joe HhI
sofa United States troops pursuing tlcM j. l. re-
ported that all the ablt-bOdled men OF Manitoba are
under arms.
Further advlces have been received at TORONTO con-
frming the account of the Fcnan attack on Pembiha
the 9th inst. They met with no resistance 'nere' 'e
place being carrisOned 1t appears that y Dohohue
has been planning attack on Fort Garry all summer
relying upon receiving support from the freh'h MIR
breeds The raid intended to inspire them Win CON
tdence nc has been intriguing with WorKheh Oh 'he
line % the Northern Pacific Railroad counting on tr
help when work the road stopped dc If sara 10 IN
accompanied by O'Ncil. and had only about 90 men
with hlm al Pembina. ONel is said to nave gwen nlh
sniff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

fOUJrOy-lt Morrisar Oct 10 Hp Elizabeth Mesaer hou'ton
dsaRttr Of AraHam 8aSsnH Of the DIV aged ID yesn
The relatives aly also 81 her INLAY 1r.D
Coles and Rogers r- -c,recut, invited N sani -
funeral IT. Paups Church. AoraBA on phy LA ms a. ks
without further BE- HubAg On w
Va Of the l:I0 m. frr Nov fOrk.
20 r A. Srg si1g Wnesy syenAs Oct H. John d. Post
tbr Sta o. hls
The rIuses attend i' fEsrai saafda
Oc. II. at 10 oc.pk
Orgoa and lIahO papers pease envy.
KAlFNAs cuco W. T. ,-p. II. Hray H. Raven The "a
year 81 his
RAYMOND-On wiseSs H. daughter - He<ss
g RAYMOND agsi - ,"sr,. mOBi nd fa'N
RsAe and frr o he family respectfoBT nV~ 70 atnn os
funeral father, No. 20 CerHosi eva,
BROOKLYN. FRIDAY Oct 10 s4 ooS without further ssae>
k-gIa -.li iAri T. Nt.n OIL tOai, pf .Ai'HeHI
W4PM i-iron y. T.. Thurily. the I'D iAs OF ~
Ory~ C'on. oby Of alter and Anna u w. "na.A
aE"i yr.r,. a.a.as ~, - DAYS.
Fun"rl '1 arr'' ~ Iit5 if' 1t o'clock N IrN'' r. -
IhIt"h-t d:po Il K X K a. ct AMI ~" p ~ rt'rHHs
J:i7 Fr,G aad relatives are IS''o 70 ~
t-ud Slianu further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
JAMES WILSON TO BE HANGED TODAY.

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 12.-Davld hently
alias James wilson will he hanged tomorrow al inc
Hartford County jail for the murder of warden "llIu
Of the Connecticut state Prison. He Will a'ctp' Ho
spiritual advice except from Mrs Woodinc Ch'Pia'n oi
the state Prison. and refuses the attendance VI any
clergyman on the sraod saying that when hes through
with hal-h speech, which hr purposes 10 i"he Nv
will pray himself If he moved 10 do so lie plo'oS
To have no dread Of death. He niadt III, ~ W" ~
to-day beuucathnc his body 10 the MculCai '"irt' ia
New Haven provided the College shall CoUlI 80
tcieni sum Of money to bring before M ~ Thai M
three bills the provision OF which are uSt Inn I
Connecticut state Prison shall we pr ar
strike a convict unless In self-efen- unhcI T1
Of four months imprisonment IN jail Ste3hd iH
the shower BATH the cato -nlLt -tii's, ltary c.
BE- abolished. and only the sonthLy ",i
punishment retained. thcs cells to nav Ho C n,
trng on the stone floor Third That inc plIro,o and
Prison shall make stated visits 10 the pTl,n'In ~
them separately, without any Onerr vi ~ ~ The
being present and the Directors shall submit "
General Assembly detailed statement giving 'ne ,
the Prison Ia the College hh"i y, he
Ia conform 10 these provisions, then MS pouS J. w ~
buried by his executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
FOREIGN NEUS.
TRANCE.

COMPLEXION OF TIE NEW GENERAL. COUNCILS
TEIAI. OF VICTOR PLACE.
PALIs Thursday, oct. IL, 1871.
A majority of the members elected TO the
General C,ncs supporter, Of the prrS Mt Admins
traton and friendly To Tic President About Oh, ninth
Of tie humber returned are BUnaparti>ts.
The case Of VI. Victor Place formerly French Consul
at charged with fraud in the purchase Of arms
during the late war up for hearing Yesterday. NJ
Place denied any participation in the frauds charged
and stated that he personally Interested Ill the
transactions which they but acted simply
as an agent, and in good faith. Among the witnesses
called on behalf Of the Government was NJ Lechesnc,
formerly President OF the Commission OF Armament His
testimony was 10 the statement Of NJ Place who
was rcmandcd for a further hearing
Cd>imr TcIrI viii ,utrcei the lai" NJ. l-ImnFccht in
the Ministry OF the Interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
TWEED COUNSELS HIS OWN.
,,-rr,NG or TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Dcriocratic Republican General Commit
-. w., ri r n.,r.n. HA. lest evening and appointed
a., ,,1r., and pace, for holding ''Hv"EIon> To n""i-
,,s canG ..c, Ice supported hy T"inn"uy Hall at
,ro coming . Ion. william ". ! weed plc~lIcA and Oh
t,t,pc th, Ia.I spoke - fol ,"s.
=, tho ~ 80 f..i,"as'rc my Republican friends.
may that t,Hd MI, h"."v- mat t'c )'n"rIatl'
Yin which jro Rochester nominations have been re-
ye MI. the - tie Is ~ H~SuTan'" tha victory
,r 49,! ,.. &c u, u"rs of mex 80 hS-ly esteemed
d ay,,,eG TIE cNi renee from al! parts OF IN" state
oys mo. , 'l' ii" safe tIrSrt VII ne elected ha
Wv, br " . .,.-!lrl. II Il me statr Will br. dnr!nE
,oe next w.. ycars as II has hrcn Inc last TWO
aIly ma'. .a.."l d." d'-u''' '"d 'on"r % mo
sac ra' ;..!. % oii;ir> or'o wing UPON us a. wen
,1aped and Jared to nrrr; TIE eH"mv and show ny
49, uy,c5 "a a So, gOS tIHJ fec. mat the N;,i" trAr
SsonId 81. t...irt and n" entire state Government
sSonl1 r,Iaa IN Democratic hands 10 do this requires
recp,>itv - fucrih "n th' day ~ election ara
Ss.uac Boz, hl.ui. ~ tho n.w Registry law lh"St
Vb0 b. f,ro. c"cnnS 'aEre> in Consequence OF hUsi
aess er-a-,u'. or|ness. or Other cause are nnt ape
Lorrsl. ia, Fr L"' prccy'd the erection VII h
ert' '.' TO- 80 e.. 'i'N ''l. u" s. ~, e 'l' . ,,9
,,>rr urr.. ad t'"oUyh UHfOrSrch Circumstances from
\ vlut e. = n .'-s registered. | trust therefore,
IHeey,-v il.u,.r o. the Commit" AMI "V''y
usm1er a. the Democratic p.i.l VIII see that Il"
man loses BIS ND, because. through neglect or rom hil
othlre at>c D.. fails To- register We know that New
YORK city polls, proportion :" its Typuiation much
That fact has rcn so often mace ,appaItin,
that thor" Is No ned 81 ,nicilnH INTO lnc
details ~. time 1t hcaooy'S us to see thai every
man entitled vote Is brought forward on the lay OF
nc ion, and lowed the p"NI"-t ~ cdouIE hls ba3''
DAILY those rr,.',i to vote, SHOULD vote; hut all VINO
are should l,.>' inat I, yiicGc. The maOrtes Tor
tanned. hut nrrca>"d oomr gentlemen ~ho have mere
iol0re 70 t",l tHa' iucy cannot DO 40 at the
CAV they VII. OF tnrlr WAYS aud com" back
" the iOiG where they viii De received with welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
Idronir on the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore

Idronr on the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore
Railroad.
A REVENUE CUTTER ORDERED TO SEEK FOR
REFUGEES.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. IT, Secretary
Boutwell, this morning receive the following telegram
PORT HURON, Mich. Oct. 12.-The villages and houses
along the foot Of Lake Huron around into
Saginaw Bay exDOsed 10 a dreadful cOna grafton by
fires IN the woods Hundreds OF people have been burned
out and starving We ask orders for the revenue
steamer Fessenden to along the and relieve the
sufferers long necessary. Tho Fcesenden has
up and ia row here. The people in many cnses ure
driven into the lake TO escape burning over have
been brought here already. We are doing all we can
and need the of this vessel Answer
q. ID. CONGIR, NJ &.
j. III. SANIoES, Collector OF CustOms.
The Secretary, in reply. ordered the commanding
officer Of the Fcssendcn to report to Collector sanbOrn
in accordance with the request.
EErCGEES FROM TIE BURNED DISTRICT AR
ENING IN CANADA.
KINCAEDINE, Ont, Oct. ia boat contain
ing two men, woman and nine children and the dead
body Of a child who had died from exhaustion arrived
yesterday from sand Beach, Mich having left there
on Monday escape the fires raging in the ciborhood
High winds and the dense smoke prevented
shore Until they made this port, having been without
food the whole time. They arrived drcnchrd and com
plctcly exhausted. Clothing has been given them and
their wants have been attended to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
FIRE IN RALEIGH. N. G..

TUCKER HALL BADLY DAMAGED.
RALEIGH, oct. 12.-AbOut O'Clock this
morning fire broke ont III the insurance cte Of Gen.
Ioke in Tucker Hall. T"ycttCviilet hch al first
threat ned the cntirc dc,tt::on O: The building The
Iirc Department succeeded IL srhdrhG the flames Ivy
TIL utmost cxcrt;ou, Tucker Ha Is one OF IN, largest
md imposing buildings in IN" state. the trsi moor
which is occupied hN A. H. d T. = Tucker Co.,, deal
crS in dry-sUnds. Thrrr $N0W insurance on the
building and dry goods in Prscnds Agency other com
p.iDcE carry additional amounts oa STOCK portion
Of the goods the building saved from dalndSr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

according TO Scotch paper, Mr.. Alexander
- tht manor Of Airdrie, being to marry Miss
s.es'tou, member Of an old landed family in Ohio
enueIt!aj residents Of Ardrie and district have re
eo Celebrate the event by presenting the laird and
N" VITA COnGatulatOry address AL presentation.
r. Alexander - better known 10 Americans ~ the
ne eocs rails e.. k'n'ut.s. I'D one g. t., III
fi41Aeut l.ei 81 tie W. Tr..,. De- ,tcni.a.. Nj,
kSsAndsr prefels 10 i've IN AlH-rct. IL has gwen up
S1sSe Title. hui stu EetaiDs his ancestral estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

i2fS New ork City than
say nttrr inpo In ~ having the irg
4 amount at 40 Purani; the Company pad losses
prmn r.rce r9a Three Hundred THOUSAND Dollars and
und.rook the aru dangerous Of reducing scated
hos e. absolute control.
In 1871, Decentralization Attending the transaction Of
and tn. larger companies to
nav -Inou rat Metropolitan modest with
drew Agencies, t. business the Aeopoh.
las hF--Jr ped
the de !tu grafton Chca stands really
n "c oLrcrs have perssteny declined at
the rate. ruling t-f"r- t1" CLcaIo Fire.
Merchants Metropolitan its dealings have always
hOcu5ab- aud having pad Eve Million Dp in losses The
them arl how them equablEV
EIpruSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
CONFEDERATION IN MANIsTEE, MICH.

HALF The TOWN IN RUINS-TwO HUNDRED
AND SIX BUILDINGS BURNED-LOSs OVER
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-InfOrmatiOn has just
been received here that fire broke out in the town OF
Maui,;cc Mich at 10 o'clock on Sunday night and
ragged urs on Monday mornings destroying 26 hrld-
ms six large Mills and vessel Lying at the dock.
Half Of the entire town burned The loss is estimated
at $lJyOO0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
TIE FRANCO-GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS.
TIE wITlIDR AVAIL OF TIE GERMAN ARMY SAID
TO HAVE PEEN AGREED on.

LONDON, ThuTSdaY, Ut. II, INTI
Tie London Echo prints a report that VI.
PouyorQ ucr ci is his way back to Marseirs with
the Customs treaty Gully ratified ana signed Il l. also
reported that the German Government has given IL con-
sent 20 the entire evacuation o. Trcch territory by the
German troops On the other hand. d.-2atch from
Berlin says NJ PouycrQucrtier is Offering conc"S
sons Germany III the treaty negotiations for the pur-
pose Of securing the evacuation Of six departments OF
Irancc hy lcrMans.
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and 1rev Known rs IN hOn'st politician;
Se Ss Inter aud holds the peoples c0nhdcnee; NO.
30 nerE In the Appraisers Office; No. was soldier
~ Union army dl-iNC tn" war, received seven
rnds and stand, high M. 10, carnenter Ia Noucuou
e. on od aAtDur"; No. Il il builder, ana iclune
.nnhI,can ~ the Wird; No. l., shoe Manufacture,
t.nds well: No. -. pLysicau. l. IN Ola ~ ~
80 vel ,r'.u Of: " lfl~ known a. TIE Eh.II "
pnrhlicarsu" ~ III" W ird: No. l. - Navy "i"
go ana d, spIag OF is roiId; No. IL IS Ge''Vi
E,:tTo-t,,,. Nu 70 i~ rlu',r- ~ the NaNT1ai ~" ~
" h. trusted; NJ 20 machinis: is well thonSht :"
p ~ il , Wei kluvu Is SOM, ot tde others ous
~ ha dcr,nd.d ON; No . Is ono ~ the Oldest Ian
Lans III The Ward AMI i. "A we'll known Anu -
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FATAL AFFRAY AT ROCHESTER,.

NocHEsTER, y. Y, Oct. 12.-About o'clock
Se.'enhg Paul Hemen and wife went TO the saloon Of
- henner on SOuth-ave.. when the men renewed
o. nc quarrel, dunng which Mrs Henen struck Henncr
II, - ntad with billiard-cue Henner stepped behind
nySSu Yer and procuring a revolver shot Paul Hemen
NsA IL heart, killing him instantly.
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SPAIN.

REORG AVIATION OF THE PARTY OF PROGRESS.
MADRID. Thursday, Oct u, 1871.
The Progc,Sistas are about 10 organize the
party throughout spain more extensive basis 80 far
concert ~ action and party discipline are concerned
IT known that scrrano and Sagasta are on the best Of
terms and ready act in unison II Is stated aus" that
there Is good understanding between >draSta and "a