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New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
BRoOKLYN ITEMS.

Music in Prospect Park az p n.
The Rev. DR.. Euglis Of Canada has accented tho
r,.e OF ne Reformed Church ou Hs-l.s salary Of 57"
william J. To-nlus who attempted 90 k.l hS
i.f.b.-s No -. Hsa- 1 Jrae M Fa f-et F''' j1ss Moore
RI Jhs or, Of Sessions Jes.ea lll el'l 10 & s H sen '
seven years
Mr., Henrietta Banks, a dressmaker, residing m
d. Eatr District. lls l-9lgl. it t.l wealthy 1.lr. = .--
Irlufl . Vli4 J-1s4 Jas sJ- i-f a. alleged Ni--A
Of rr1llE' 1. -i--ase-
The Woman Temperance Association met 90 noon
YESTERDAY 10 H. Reformed Cll-ca ae Heights ard cie ile 01'
a OF a7p-ng wee o. SUNDAYS & dam $50 ~ a.. ss-42
tr- cl-d De SOL q. fiI- -A
E01l induce e buy ns-eal Of -un
Michael tIayuOT, residing at No. -.5 -. MARX -
rcs suarr- a. o il'oIcat yesterday morning uis bis 7i
Who .rsre f9n hm na locked kitchen A-r ;l- 1
husband lr0ll- l.e4 ls s- Fs 81 g 10 ,ll'
In. Ugh sl-1s he lle4 aAof-! --ef"Ai
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,ppcsr o. A sWINDLER

IT. c.. Keller, alas Mayor Ward Oh AentucNy,
as ,s., yesterday Oh ,hlrgsof aayag obtained non'I ron
. + cook irpor.,r a. No 10 Brooisay,I By means oi =
o.ss e-l keller sg been saesa 20 ne 9oe' i' ~ i'
-.d ,vaser AID a. ore vho aued hrng BY an o'l ' "
,b~,t,r E-ssnng wholesale be soul nfo'l'e n" "
Il or v ard Of Loai,yile Kentaekr, ana Asn' ''''
= , # good. goyf rr.rnt payment 1r ne goo-
ne 1orat calrzeI h.L 1Ac sLpi ln1I. ol
.,vsn fo bvt leave s'
ef-t orr. thrr a. goo's h0g b. orc@ of'an.'s -
Iau ~Ie The eteczs of Torthrss Loo pe -, ~
81, 40 e Tou5. P1dce Court c3npan
rr-ri .y-ust um by G. Bi0sn Co. oi Ae ID '--~@'
49,. A. dc.soa. Sl-sr J. Co. No so@ Dfoa-R-I'
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TIE COURTS
CIVIL NOrEs

Judge Leonard yesterday refused 10 discharge
Mary House Refae yLyrln
..c4.1g ae regularly tat Do vas te l-a
place ur lr llai She bean, oi an an4 ae
LIVING.
The publishers Of Tie Sunday Democrat applied
yesterday or compel ihe Boar! Of
their eslm Tor S27 zoo City advertising md compel
er 70 drs hs warrant Tor tut Aner he
mnS Of counsel Judge Lenarl tooA the Iapen and reserved h
c.iln
In the Mary l. Bishop will case, yesterday
CnauEeeV scaate tesaaei Eespng
house Of iim Duanest IL 1853 be- drew up her a
~bch I1ea provision her daughter Louisa She
e snE1s lai her daughter should anything
lrr former .l-
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CRIMISAL NOTES

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Martin Dornan L. le r olI shry
Bunet shle aaother young roEdy STABBED 20 re
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday George
strauss held or ira cLae u ssLAag
Of $50 laac Lnthriu CHARGED sh completely osenss
vas dlse4l-ei, A. therc Wa evilelne
At Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday. JUS
tee Cox committed kcar Mkraa l0r T~a.g Ia alp : vaue
~o RON Tie bosrlas Ns Mar raoInt-
son Nhere he 00Arei George Nlol I'D 40
charge o stealing $50 uorh Of Richard
1ihoor a. frr1erck OpcrtI 80 stealing
fn value a. um hs store II Abet Gueru q. 80 r,asas
Irumnu, No. 30 L.oa4sv LED 80 ba tr L.
fans aad payiag Tor thra o. lJ
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corgrY NOMINATIONS.

PLArTsBuRGu, n. Y, Sept. 27-The Joint
Liberal Republican and Democratic Convention for Cin-
ton County held here yesterday made the following nom
inatous. AssemD.yman, the Hon. smith H. Weed
County treasure, Barnard McECcyer.
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race was sailed at Stamford, Conn, on Thursday,
yacht Eo sao 25 and the 'oop
1s Clsb tIns er Tbs eOur's was
Triangular starting Gov bao' Of stanford and srosnd hog
Island buoy Long 1nHe around E0n hef buoy
ths The lifi5
b. lhe ksoert which arrived hone o pi1a shsaa
Of lh 53m. previous VIII he Cns tls
asfssst IsA ssstAST Ess las Sess s&Ss
W. SILVA
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ONE OF THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.


The Convention which met at the Astor
House On Wednesday claimed 10 be composed OF lnde-
pendent Democrats, and address has been lshnea
ealing on Democrats to support the Administration can
ddates II has been asserted that many OF those VINO
attended the Convention and took part in hs proceed
inys were Republicans. and that among these Was
George A J. Norman. Treasurer Of the JOINT hanonaI
and State Campaign Committee.
reporter OF TKE TRIBUNE called yesterday on Ar.
Norman and asked him whether be had sOt 10 the past
acted with the Republican party. He replied that nc
had that his frat east fer Abrabam Lincoln IN
1890 an that be had voted for Republican candidates
snse that time lie understood the call for the ConYen
tion To BE- addressed to Republicans and Democrats
There were others in the Convention friends OF his who
were also Republicans. He had certainly never ntendeh
to support the louisville movement, or % vote for
Charles O'Conor for Pres dent. lie and hls Hepubean
friends IN the Convention supported Gen. DIX as War
Democrat
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CALENDAR.

APPuALs ALBAxr, sept S-Ihe easndn OF We
Coam ssiou u Appeals Tor sataA Sep1 q bio.s sss ~
ts AZ. e.. 40 sT Js t5 ts1 ea sa sol ocx 1bs
,aivsSun.u, sa Lsrl., sH ). " Isssds, ssA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

IIBERAL CLUBS AND MLLIINUS'
On Tuesday last the Liberals of the First
ward OF Elmirn N. Y, held an enthusiastic meeting
which was Joined by the Liberals OF the Third and
Seventh Wards. who turned out IN torchheht proees
- n,,nherfuy 500 men. A banner raised after
sbicb speeches were made by A. ID. Blair the Hon w.
r Post Robert stephens, l. A Baker and others
One of the largest meetDgs ever held "
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Tev vous ala a. tneu hesat pui their
a. % o, ,,s h & The soal tell tsu at tey a.. not
.ls' ter o1ae s i2 'ns were i- & t1ls W 80 \. g. mo gos
~ lsir PASSIONS g a to l-Aas ten
Jaag5 Carpenter makes this emphatic statement;
.ra u 10 E b. taer l.a es.s ari.gousuc
~ ste Dore some Of le yeYs -- ~. say --,.-.l o D.'
54aoass nc FSo races iof political pe'
poses and egal purposes
Would you know who Judge Carpenter is He is a Re
publican Of high standing, native Of Massachusetts,
who voted FOR Lincoln and Grant, VINO was appointed
elected Judge 10y tle first Legislature or South Caro-
Ina. When the arming Ok the negroes followed close
upon their consolidation thus as race, when the white
wien M hope of relief seemed vanish ID the projected
OF the Infamous rule the last ten
turies Known by means thaJ INVOKED dlaOolcal
animOsty tAe ordinary RESTRAINTS VI PuDAc VpIniOh
lost their power, collisions at once ensued, retail
A mas OF evidence ! have time now 10 present 70
you. Laurens County troubles IN the last state
ter n Alabama aud many other Of the most noted occur
renoos that have become ldeohed IA the pupAc mind
VIII Eu- kuri-m. The good viii that had previously
existed between the races and 20 which had occasion
gfryed 20 far the actors and sYmpathlzers in
these collisions we're concerned The blacks While gentle
and a ctlOuate by nature ordinarily are, IKE al people
vho have undergone sergltudt, very DarbarOUs when
arOued anu utterly ntCeaut u dissent IN any Of their
own color Nudictveness Wds therefore OF sWt deFel-
onmeuf What change had been wrought may be Illus
fIted v expressions INDUCED IN during these excite
ments Or Wyhe esnes thus IN regard 70 the Chester
riOts
sro women one oi tem has been treated
z aB hroubog Die Old aunt oi nine he fssel tne
y ths bum and ngat Or ~ after that TIE a
& the tine y Oafl hanoes 0d Iha
reet one T eIs Eho bad treated Just white person
bnght Haato s hng he o owner " ths azF 30 per
feeling he. AB sh SAD ~n SIC noA aesht
% soad bs bell eAarS Vada aHe ehaH the whites 10
al eternity
Under Gov scott and Gov Holden the negro regi-
nens also supplemented the leagues in enforcing caste
unity and terrifying ths coOred population into una
nimity In regard TO Alabama, Mr Pettus g1yes eyi-
denCs u the following eject.
system is sks door either oy Dsn or rhb OF paNAss
tyoa .hch al required TIE oSrcd HLrn
point entrance aanas b vote Or tAseh ane u
sE@d b. anoleF eOOled stationed there for that purpose i
BE- changes he Leke lh
Sssara sJaea of IN AselsA H a. ~ oo.s'suos
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LOCAL NEWS.


THE KING INDIUI MLF To
| EFFoRTs TO REMOVE TIE CASES TO TIE COURT
or OYER AND TERhNER-A DAY Ar
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Killed I'm n Church.
A BROTHER SHOOTS THE TRADUCER
ETSTERia RECITATION

BROTHER SHOOTS THE TRADUCER or HIS
SISTERS REPUTATION.
On Tuesday night last Loyelsceyille. in b al
umOTe county, was the scene OF a most unex-
pected and bloody tragedy, which occurred IA
the church al that place. The particulars, as
We learn them, were about as follows:-A short
time since some notices were posted IN con-
spicuous places branding the sister OF John Ru =
dolph az q woman Of bad character, and gen
Charles StringeT as the author OF these no
tees, snd on the morning OF the tragedy
Sringer posted notice stating that he
was not the author, and that, IL she believed
he was, 20 prosecute him, and see how mach
she could make out OF IL. To this no name
was signed. In the meantime, john Rudolph
and Stringer bad not met, but on Tuesday
night, Rudolph being in church. Stringer en-
tered, and asked him TO come out. They
walked out 10 the entrance, aud had SINE
words, the substance of which no one seems 10
have understood, when Rudolph, drawing a six
inch navy pistol, fired. The bah entered
StrinRers right breast, but did not stagger him
when Rudolph Immediately fred q second $40 y.
both taking effect. StringeT threw his hand M
covering the wound, and fell dead instantly on
tue STEPS or the church. The pistol Mas 50 close
&c him that when II exploded Il burnt his cloth
tine in the church, rs the whole ailafr was -
sudden aud unexpected. Rudolph vas arrested.
i now under guard, and his case Ei.l ~ ,isrg5
Judicia. invest cation. From al we can hear
II appears that Rudolph YVES afraid OF Striuger,
thinking IL was his intention ID do him some
bodily harm. TIE whole affair was a mot ma
fortunate one, and none regret its occurrtu e
more than the citizens of the uFualiv -uilt fgUr,
OF LoVelaceyille---I'1dHl Oh k-HfHclf1R, Aug. :
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New York News.

YELLOW FENEK NICIINa.
NEW YORK, August E-Three OF the victims
Of yellow fever on the Numsncia were YESTERDAY
lnte.Ied in the quarantine cemetery. Strict
health regulations are exercised in reference 20
the pest, and 1t is not spprehended that the
scourge will visit Staten Island, within a mile
of which the ram is anchored.
THE RoUGHs EXCITED OVER FALSE REPORT.
A Baltimore special saws the United States
authorities arrested O'Baldwin this noon, and
be is now in prison. There Is no probability OF
the fight now coming OF. There l. much ex-
element among the ropghs.
THE OFFERINGS OF BONDS
to-day aggregated q, 612, DO at ia 3i-100 70
lis 14-100. The amount TO be purch ased
$1,000, 600, If bought, will go at Ia 3i-l0O 10
ia 57-lO0.
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ROSE COLOR VIEW OF MEXICAN POLITICS
Late dispatches from Mexico say: It is the
general belief that Lerdo de Tejada will be
elected TO the Presidency with but slight oppo-
sition. The country is becoming pacitied. The
roads are safe, and confidence is being restored.
Martial law has been revoked in the states of
Puebla, Zacatecas and Hidalgo, and the state
governments have been restored to their full
powers. Lerdo's course gives general satisfac-
ton. Leon GuZman is mentioned as Minister
to Washington. Efforts are making to organ
iZe the Juarez supporters at the last Presi-
dental election into q political party called,
Radical RefOrmeIs." Ex-Governor Baez il
mentioned as their candidate. The chances are
not favorable for the organization Of q powerful
party.
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The Delaware Democrats Won't En-.
dOrse Greeley.

STORMY TIME In TIE CONVENTION TO-DAY
THE STATE GOING FOR GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA, August li-At the Delaware
democratic convention, held at Dover, an cleo
toral ticket was formed and Gusts w. Wright
nominated for Congress. The proceedings were
very boisterous over a proposition 10 endorse
Greeley. The committee reported a resolution
approving Greeley in qualified manner, but it
and q substitute in much stronger language
were laid on the table, and no resolution was
adopted. Great excitement prevailed through
out the proceedings, and O number of delegates,
after adjournment, declared that Delaware
would vote for Grant
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PLATFORM OF THE STRIKING CRIsPINs AT
LYEN:-The Crispins held a large meeting at
Lynn last night and adopted resolutions recog
niZing the right OF manufacturers to offer such
terms as justice and regard for their own in
terests may seem to require, but asserting and
maintaining at every cost and every hazard, the
right of the Crispins to belong to and partici-
pate In any organic alton, social industrial, re-
igious. political, or beneficiary, which in their
judgment is wise and proper; and any attempt
on the part Of any one TO abridge or obstruct
such right is vile and indefensible interference
with personal liberty. The statement that the
CTispins decided to withdraw from the Lynn
savings banks all the money standing to their
credit, is pronounced by the secretary Of that
order untrue.
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Virginia Meas

Ihe Chicken cholera IL raging in a norton Of
Henrico county. Thomas johnson OF the firrn
OF West, johnson * Co, OF Richmond, lost
uirty-one setting hens Of approved breeds, from
this cause, Friday last, and his neighbors yEsrs
also losers in the same way.
The Richmond tobacco market has beer, le-
pressed Tor several days aud prices ofsoms kinds
are reported laS2 per hundred lower The
Lynchburg market has been very animated for
several days, and PRICES are If anything a ia 10
higher.
A portion Of "Nantua." $50 acres. near
Fredericksburg brought S2,el1 on Saturday,
George w. Shepherd, purchaser.
The drought on the lower Rappahanno.k
continues. A slight shower on Sunday scar..ly
laid the dust.
Mr.. 4. G. Ferris, the contractor tor dredging,
the Rsppahennock, II actively az work WITH
some twenty OF thirty hands.
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Heavy Loss TO q. r. Suit d Co.

DOWN BY A STORM.
LOUISVILLE, Aug H.-At ten o'clock last
night, during severe storm, the walls of q new
unfinished building, owned by ). Il. Suit & Co /.
opposite the Gait house, were blown down with
a fearful crash. The walls were % feet above
ground, and fell upon an adjoining two-story
brick residence of MIR Jordan Giles, utterly de-
molishing the building and its contents. Loss
estimated at $50 900. A small building on the
west side was also crushed. No one was in
iUred,
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRANspERaEp.-Capt. j.
W. A. Nicholson has been detached from the
command of the Portsmouth, and placed on
waiting orders; Passed Assistant Paymaster
George ". Long, detached from the Portsmouth
and ordered TO settle his accounts; Lieutenant
Commanders A. III. Mccormick and A. j. Cald-
well, Lieutenants IL. &. Macy, Benjamin r.
Tilley. and Sidney A. Simons, Assistant Sur
geons W. q. Farewell and Ii. Aulick, First As
sistant Engineers George ". Melville and H.
Parker, have been detached from the Ports
mouth and placed on waiting orders.
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the principle of minority Representation ia
making, is to be found in the new school law of
Connecticut. 1t provides that the number of
school visitors in each town shall be either six
or nine; If six, two are to be chosen each year:
but the ballot of either party contains but one
name, and the two candidates receiving the
hlghest number OF votes are elected. II the
board consists OF nine, three are to be chosen
each year, and the ballots may contain two
names. Wv"
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1.-THE fashionable color OF England is shad
Of light buf call Isabel.

v n
Of light buzz call Isabel.
ga Bangor woman got o divorce and re-
married within twenty-four hours.
DA rattlesnake bite was cured lately st
Fayette, Ill.,, by II beral applications Of mud!
HThe discovery Of lead mines in Butler
county, Kansas, 10 reported.
- Goldsmith Maid and Lucy were sent from
Buffalo yesterday on special car, built for
their use, on their way to California.
~Rich silver mines have been discovered in
Lower California. two hundred miles south OF
the American line.
D0Harry Baseett win run four miles at the
Saratoga meeting against Lexington's time
7:19A.
~With the diamond furore in California
in Lower California.
VThey do say that amateur sportsmen from
Philadelphia mistake New Jersey MOSQUITOES
for snipe.
a1One lady won four boxes Of gloves and
another lost champagne supper betting on the
recent Long Branch races.
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The Split OF the Labor Reformers.

PHILADBLPHIA, August 14-The executive
committee of the labor reformers passed resO-
lutions declaring "that A. NJ. Puett, chairman
of the comT',tee, having placed himselfoutside
the organization by accepting the nominee and
platform Of the Cincinnati convention, had no
Authority y issue call for the reassembling of
the Columbus convention, and that we sustain
the action of +le New York convention in call.
ing convention in Philadelphia on August 22d
for the pun pose of placing in nomination na-
tional ticket and invite the labor reform organ
iZations in the several states TO send delep ates
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The " X oily Maguire's', still al their
work of Assassination.

THREE MEN WOUNDED. ONE FATALLY.
ASHLAND, Pa, August 1i.-At 8 O'Clock this
morning, six men returning from the GoweIl
and Audenrled mines. near Centralis, where
they had been engaged in repairing the works,
were hred upon by a party OF " Molly Ma
guires" secreted in 'the woods, and George W.
Davis, John r: Webster and Alfred Burge
badly wounded Davis, il is supposed, fstaliy.
The men had been at work contrary TO the
orders OF the "Molly Maguires." The assassins
are still at large.
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THK TIMES LIBEL PRosEcUTIoN.-On the
complaint OF Judson II. Fitzpatrick against
Louis j. Jennings, editor of the New York
Times, for libel, it is stated that the grand jury
at nrst ordered bill to he prepared, but subse-
quently some OF the number, being inclined to
regard the matter as a political squabble, pro-
posed a reconsideration, and this proposition
has ever since been the theme of sometimes
heated discussion. Twelve votes, as the district
attorney advises the jury, are required for re-
consideration; and It is said that this number
cannot vet be obtained,
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The GENEVA ARBITRATION has not yet set
tied il the main the question whether the Brit
ish government used due diligence to prevent
the escape OF the rebel cruisers. The court is
engaged In examining successfully the cases OF
these vessels, to ascertain how TAR the general
Britain may hold good with regard to each.
1t is to assist in this investigation that Mr..
Cohen has been summoned to Geneva as his
knowledge of the circumstances OF each case is
supposed to invest him with the authority Of an
expert.
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Making Much of STANLEY.

LONDON, August 1.-THE meeting of the
British Geographical Association will assemble
to-day at Brighton. Stanley is expected TO be
present and address the association on the sub
ject Of his recent travels in Africa. Among the
company which has already assembled here Tor
the purpose of hearing Stanley is Napoleon
Eugene and her son are also expected.
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10 on THE RAMPAGE IN UTAH-Iudians
attacked q party of herders in San Pete comfy.
Utah, recently. killing two men and wounding
many others with arrows The settlers turned
out and had hight with the Indians, who re-
treated towards the mountains, driving a lot of
stolen horses. The pursueIs pushed on to This
tie valley and succeeded in recovering the stolen
horses and herds
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SHOT WHILE IN BKD.-John Hertfelter was
shot while in bed at his house, No. 1920 South
street early yesterday morning. just before the
shot Mrs. Hertfelter got up TO attend to a sick
infant, and thus probably escaped. The ball
took effect in Hertfeters lett thigh, and has not
been extracted. The injury is not dangerous.
Hertfelter recently bought the house in which
he lived at sheriff-s sale, and in doing so disap-
pointed parties, who made threats of violence.
The pistol was fired from house opposite, and
in consequence, the occupant. Bernard Dough-
erty, was arrested. The facts will be developed
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what Sydney Young and Mr.. Cohen
Went TO Geneva for.

LEWISTON. Aug. IA letter frOm Sydney
Young states that Lord Tenterden asked him
and Mr. Cohen TO proceed to Geneva solely 60
make an explanation of the reports TO the
Crown on the subject of American claims Tor
damages by the confederate cruisers in case any
became necessary.
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Reception Of Gen. Sherman and Com
Alden by Queen Victoria.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA SouthamptOn letter
says that when Gen. Sherman was visiting the
American fleet there the Prince OF Wales carried
him message from the Queen apprising him
and Commodore Alden of her desire 10 receive
them and the officers of the feet at her court at
Osborne next day. The Queens reception was
marked by great warmth and cordially
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LAwLEssEKss IN GKoRGIA.-Two white con-
stables attempted to serve q warrant on a negro
for larceny in the Ogeechee district, Georgis,
on Monday, and were resisted and beaten.
One Of them shot at the negro in the melee.
Negroes captured the officers, but q negro
magistrate named Moody had them Released
The ofhcers returned 10 Savannah
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NEW YORK, Aug. H--Mr. Beck president of
the society OF Jesuits, has convoked sn sssembiv
or Jeeuits at Rome, TO consider the project Of
changing the name and dress of Jesuit exneIIed
s sn,s, e GeLmany, making e many Is posible
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In New York james p Iapd..y vestsrdav
va baiied in s1l 900, charged by the execut Irs
under the win OF Professor Morse with mis- 10
preparation Of funds,
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A Mans Head Chopped or NV m
LunatfC,

CORY, PKNN., August l4.-Hugh Donnelly,
OF Dunkirk, New York, was murdered tits
morning in the lookup in this city by Jane
Nerlils, an insane man, whom he was conyeying
70 the asylum HI head was chopped OF witt
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a SINGULAR AND FATAL RAILROAD ACCT
DENT happened yesterday on the DAYTON and
Michigan line. While going down grade Dor
ton of the train became detached and was left
behind. At the foot of the grade the main pOr-
ton Of the train slowed and the cars behind
lives we're lost.