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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-11
De mOCralS thrive upon the u NO
rance of the community,

''If there were not newspaper nor COM
mon school in the country, the democratic
party would be far stronger than it s. Hor-
1ce GrepJeU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-11
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT
$50. .N~.. OF Illinois.
FOR VIE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON
OF Massachusetts.

For Electors Of Presidenf and Ifee Presade@'.
Atrarue. SAMUEL q. SPRING.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
First District, JAMES =: Nc Mu hLAH :
Th;rl Distrtct, JAMES ERSKIN -.
F;ffh District, EBENEzER KNOWLTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-11

FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS
First District, JOHN Fl. BURLEIGH.
Second District, WIN. T. FRY =.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Fifth District, EUGENE HALE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-11
TenementS 10 Let.
TO LET.
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

Y'EN HOUSE LOTS lying in the hear, of the city
l. OF Augusta two on Green street, four front
ing on Chapel street, and four on Tappan Place.
Terms easy For further information inquire OF A F..
Il. Farwell at house State street, or of Samue
Titcomb at his office, west side Water street.
Augusta, May 8, Is,2. mav1-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-11
Daily Atnnrber soarnal

A u q u 8 Il a.
MORNING, July IL, 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
SEGUNDA CAtIARA.
$2175O S IT'S. S $50
PRIMERA CAMARA..
Ia IL Ia "a i: 3:

! Eos he aanldodel 1ogpsna
pt
EalN adr I
FFanca uquerp edl
los para apTeend dram
na, 1 t bf1ax, ao On lgsa al
dElne de Companl@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18

Los duenos de este antique establocimieIto tie
nen el gusto de participar s'ls parruquanos en-
particular 4 los Srs. hacendadoa, ell hAber reclbdo
de Inglaterra complete surtido de hlerro en- plan
chueas barras de todas classes ejes para trapches
de yapor de buayes tubes de hoTro dulce surtld0s
de diGmetro interior a 2 pulgadas, con sus codos
Toe anlas sem9re a1 9n 3GGTTo
MADEIRA de carretas costadcs roias de arados, lie
fodos nfmeros mamgos para i'd. alneTicanos, cobre
en- nlanchaS para alamhiqnerIa i OtrOs OOlafOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
ILlIACBN DE nIBDRO ID ALViRO VIzQUDZ,
EN LA NJ ARM A.

Sc ACADIA de recbir directamente de Europa
por el bergantin Maria Luis;t," un gran surtl-
dondas de todus dimenciones, planchas cha
ras para chimencas. calleras lie vapor otros
nsos, anclas, gauchos suarda- -caboSS para e1n
barcacio es. Pintura verde. colorado, banco
zinc filo ordinalio, aceite linaza crudo que
maao, clavazon surtida, hejes arcos de hero
para plpel1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
Ia PUERTO-RlQUENA.
Taller de Maquinaria, Fundicion y Herrer(a, sito
en- el barrio de la Marina, (Puerto-Rico),
DE FRANCISCO ABARCA HERMANOS.

. Pudiendo fundirse en- esta toda case de pleas
para m1qunas pudiendo tambien t0rnear acepi-
liar todas las pleas que SO confen pues cOnta
mos con todo 10 necesario para pOder dar cumpli-
mientO los Srs. que sirvan honrarnos con sus
trabajos,
Coma en- planchas para empaQuetadura de vapor
aqua fria.
NOrA-Gsan rebaa de precios en- todos los artf-
cuos cue so encuentran de venta oil este estabeci-
mient0. Lo que participants a los Sres Hacenda-
dos dem4S DarrOouianOS de eSta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
Nomas caspan nj calviicie.

Conserva el cabello suave lustrose.
Conseva eli Craneo II esco agradable.
Haze crecer el cabelo eepeSo flert6:
Hace desaparecer todo vestigio de Caspa,
Impide premature CanOsfdad
Impide premature Calvicie. > -
Els Ia 1nica preparation perfecta en- su clase.
Els la que da mas fuerza vigor al Craneo,
Els la dnica preparation para ell Cabcllo uue 60 .
adaptable para la
RARBA3
Comunicandole esa suave sedosa apariencia taa4
TO- tan admirada de ambos Sras. Caballer0s =,
Sc hailan de VENTA en- los estabIecimi. n;on A
nsas classes. en- tndas las hntiras arrcds4 das -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
LA MALLORQUINA.
OALLE JUSTONUM.25
al
hEica de eestaC CiWda
OALLE DESAN NJUSTONUM.2 .25.

yanign
tene
cMnoal
oshns
de Tntll
Valdepnas Chac
moido dantean
egoa Qunac to 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
Para calros y carretas.

Sc hallara constantemente M dep6sito de
carr0s carretas, ruedas, eies, bujes de hero
cOlaAo, sumchos, perneria surtda, demas artl-
culos concernientes Il esta clase de obras.
Tambien Sc halari adem1s de venta pi1las
ma'z zanas camones con la vuelta sacada, lanzas
rayos para las mismas.
Todo lo que SO realizn preciOs m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
COnPAlIA RpAL DB VAP OOHB5 CORDBOS INCIBSBS

SUBVENCI0NADA POR Ell GOBERN0 DE s. MB
EUROPA 0ERsOs EUsASXG&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
AgHa Florida de Murray Lanman

son un distintiyo marcado rasgo de este exelentO
Perfume Su admirable poder Gu aiviar toda forrna
dc dolor de Coheza nervioso, desmayos, paroxismos
hlstericos pOr salutfferas propiedades de-
slnfectantes Ell el cuarto del enfermo 10 hacen no
tan solo un requisite de toeador Retreteslno un-
neceSat1o para usO general de familia Como perfu-
me- escasamente necesitamos enumerar sus mu-
chas virtdes. Treinta amos de prueba ante ese pd-
blco han establecido cl hecho que por delicads-
ga pureza frescura durabilidad permaneCe, sim
iGMal.
Niugun otro perfume 6 aqua de tocador Sc le pa-
rece: NADIA puede suplr lugar, nadie Que 10 haya
usado una vez podra ser indtcido de renuneiar del
placer de usarla De aQuf Ia asombrosa rapid6z con
que sus ventas aumentan atln la faz de centena-
res dc mitaciones falsifcaciones que hombres sin
honor dIgnldad en- Francia Y Alemania inundan
el mercado La dlferencia entire esas y Ia legftima
la diferencia entire 10 muy bueno 10 muy p6simo.
Restanos encarecer al p6blieo que cuandO conla
prem siempre pidan pOr el Aqua Florida de Murray
yLanman, preparada por Lanman Kemp, Nueva-
York quienes son los dnicos propietorios del ar6-
culO genuine.
Defodas las Botien cas- v nvpeturfaemerfas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
Aceite de TIigado de Bacalao.

PurO IegftimO de Namman y X emp
Ell DIR. D.lManuel Franc de Entralgo vecIno de la
Gale de la Habana, Santiago de las Vegas dice que
ha usado ell Aceite de EkigadO de 4sscala0
de Lanmam Y Hemp Ell casos de Tiss, Escr0-
fula Diarrea Cr0nica a., &. tanto en- lOsniMos, CO
mo adultos Y sempre ha curado esas Intermediates,
El DR.. d. Jose Franco Ruz, Medico Gin nj ano.
g., g., certifca haber empleado con exelentes re-
sultados ell Aceite de EaigaGiO de FRacalaO
de Lanmam v X emp en- las senfermedadeSpar
las cuales esta indicadO.
d. Benito jose Riera, Lido. de la RI Universidad
de la Habana Catedratico de Qulmica tisica, de
la RI Escuela General Preparatoria de Cuba & d
Certifca que ell AceiEe sae EzfgaGE6 de Esaca.
lao de Lsanmsam v Kemp es una sustancia Ell
el mayor grado de pur"za como 10 prueba su rigdo
analisis, Y 10 llama AL lMENTO y MEDlCINA.
D. Felix Benjamin Carbonell, Lido. Ell Falnlaca
de la RI UniverSidad Literaria de la Habana q. &
certihca haber visto practicar por el LIDO ID. jose
Benito Riera elrecOnOcimiento del AceEle dc Hi
"SadO de zssa acaEa o de AAaM1mam E&emp.
haberlo verfcado 81 mismo con ell mayor ciidado,
dando por resultado ser 81 mas legitimo extraido
con la mayor escrupuosidad
Los afamados facultativos Sres. d. Anto Ulmo,
D. BenitO Manresa Pablo VerduO de Matanzas, F
Luis, Fedo. Perrad v Mariana Revillo de Santiago
do Cuba, dicen que han empleadO nuestro Acefte
de MigaGaO de KsacalaO con resultados mara
vilosos
Sc halla de VEMTA en- los establ scimntos de to-
das classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18
TARIFA DE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

TABACO-. POr 1000 k1l0gramos sean S1|4
CAFE. " id. id..----..-...
A1GoDoN Por cada 1915 kilos 994O no pasando dc
loo piescdbicos de vollimen.
ALGoDoN Pasando de SO pies cubcos por cada 1906 e.
sean 40 pies ctbicos.. .....
CUEROS-- ii
GENG1BREI Por 1000 k1iogralnOS sean SSOoa>
CIGARROS POr metro cuDiCO sean Il pies cuOlcO.
TABACO-..H III, H. lu--.-----.
AZUCAR.- POr 1000 Iul0SItll0S sean 2II4 4
MERcAN Por1o0O i'd id 2174 por cada metro cdbl-
CIAS 40 leo scan 40 PICS &uOlcOs.--- -. y
expIsds. )U
No Sc admite carga hete bajo conos. por 1n6nos de
Sc admite ete toda clase dc moncda de gro, plata
sObre su valOr. -
Objetos vajilla de plala al 2p.S i'd. id.
Nloneda de c0bre $35 pOr 1000 kil0s. 21741b
Los bucs de valor debendoir sempre bajo conocimer
estipuado.
La Companfa admite hete los pequenos bntos de mu
rfa especial que rue1e de los conslgnataro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18

Ve}a8 Ga seboy csperma, caj9, 'tesa'fi
les sin eml,a}agc %~aroW@S, p"tn"> "fH4,tti
conse1vas aliment; .,as. cordAGe, aGnai"lt
galvani2ado tei% !i2as y on.iHioo"a, l'e
fro obietoa De lana para ta!}ce>. Vl~ibIas
legl.nlios ancVs pa$Ias al''noltiei"S, IN
de inprenta eatra IA, carton, oieclos o.
rueias en- GAIA, barfiios y toc0} e',. S;0"|,
dinas en- aceire, en cajHY Gren 4@sl"1 ''t'
tnN l,ara erf+rn;CS, V t1ij'0~ 80 o.. :.'lil3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18

superficial para guitar del cdtis toda asperesa. Q
lnmejorable. En- todos los casos de erupciones, DO
cas- manclas, y que "aduras de SOL causades por 0x
ser 10 mas ventalosO, cOmunlcando al mismo tempo
la tez SelavEdssatt y fr rescOr, la vez Que ex-
d. sagradable & la vista. Exetuando para Ia cura
de granoS cl Aqua FLORIDA debe usarse selnpre dila-
Ga en- aqua. Para extIpar los granos la aplicacion
debe hacerse oil 1quido para siete d ochO veces
al da, procurando apcarlo solamente los granos
no al cdtis oel rededor Observando euidadosa-
mente estas dlreccOnes POGO tempo Sc veran
desaparecer todas las d9sagradables asperezas del
rostro Las propiedades hiienfcgas del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-18

La exelente virtud aromatica del Aqua Florida
de Murray Lanman ha hecho que sus cualidade
como cosm6tico Sc hayan parcialmente pasado de
sapercbdas' No tan solo es e mas refrescante de
liceso de los perfumes sino tambien aplicacio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

Matters presented lively appearance at the
Democratic Headquarters. Mr.. Schell was early ut
his post to receive the first advices from North
Carolina, but 1t was some time before any fresh de-
spatch was received further than what were pub
lished in the morning papers of yesterday. In the
course Of the morning despatch was received from
Ransom, claiming that the State had gone demo-
cratic by majority Of 10000, and that Merrmon
was certainly elected. Mr.. Schel left after staying
some short time and Mr.. A. T. Gallagher took charge
and received the numerous visitors that called
during the day.
Among the prominent visitors at the head
quarters were Senator Casserly, of California and
Ex-Governor Randolph, Of New Jersey. Senator
Casserly states that there is doubt but Greeley
will carry California In November, as there Is
very strong anti-Grant feeling on the coast. Gen.
cral Randolph also spoke Of the issue of the cam
dent that the standard of reform will be the beacon
that will attract the honest men 81 the country.
Agentleman from Texas stated that Greeley would
carry the Lone star State by rousing majority, as
the people are tired OF the carpetbagrue to which
they have been so long subjected. He says the en-
thusiasm for the Baltimore nominee is great, and
that there is union Of the best OF both parties
to insure his success.
paign comprising the abest men in the democratic
party but arrangements are not yet complete, and
they have not been assigned States. In few
days, however, everything VIII be In readiness,
and lively canvass may be expected from the
democratic side. More dispatches were received
during the afternoon from North Carolina, but they
were almost the as those received at the Glen
ham Hotel and need not be given here. The head
mediate the yious ones but nothing OF Importance
was received during the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
FIRE IN DUANE STREET,

fire broke out last night, about a ouarter IN
ten O'Clock, in the fourth floor OF Messrs Weeks 3
Co.'s store. LOT Duane street. The fourth floor was
entirely burned before the fire engines could play
successfully upon the building. The flames then
issued through the third, fourth and fifth story
windows, and finally caught hold OF the
roofing, which 1t partially destroyed. A
stays, paper hangings, &C., was quickly
consumed, and were 1t not that the engines
arrived so promptly and did their work 80 elfec-
tually the building would have certainly been an
utter wreck. The adjoining stores, being filed with
immense wealthy material. fortunately escaped in
Jury. The locality and circumstances of the case
so far, attach additional Importance to an accident
which under any diatory negligence might have
terminated more seriously. The fire was thoroughly
watchmen were In guard Of the premises. The loss
Is supposed not to exceed $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
HE HUNGARIAN POLITICAL
MEETING.

The Magynrs Refuse to Join o Grant
and Wilson Club-They Are Not To Be
Used for Political Purposcs-The Meet
ing Miserable Failure.
In response to q notice requesting q meeting OF
Hungarians at ia Grand street full number Of
tho Hungarian organization assembled as specified
nrsn. object Of the meeting was to organize
organization, but It's suuurn uuiss;ns Sr,, cave
ample testimony that such an object could NOT
| there and then be accomplished.
In order to give disinterested account OF the
troublesome aspect the face or the meeting wore t
Will be necessary first to give BRIEF
HISTORY OF THE HUNGARIAN ORGANIZATION
IL mas been In existence since 1851 and is now in
very satisfactory condition. According TO q state
mcnt made by Counsellor william ~ Ioew. who
occupied the chair for go brief time last evening"
the organization contains 24o males; but according
to Counsellor Frank Maocsay it contains oniv
about eighty.lve active members. and only seventh
Oh these are Magyars. This is an important point to
notice, as IL has been wrongly stated that there
are 1000 Magayrs In New York. The Organizat ton
poses on the or Literary and debating
ana not TO be the instrument OF any political power
OF candidate. Mr. Joseph Gressek Is the president
NJ present, counsellor Frank MalOcsay secretary
and trustee, and Mr. Michael BaIlogh treasnrer!
Mr. Loew, who undertook to address the meeting
u is alleged Is not an onicia member and Mr. Ma.
locsay declared TO the men assembled that he Mr
Loewl was there without permission from the
When Mr.. Loew arose TO speak he was rece,ved
Dy no less than dozen pert interrOgatOns from
the enthusiastic and fiery Magyars, OF whom Mr.
Malocsay seemed the most determinedly persever
ing. He said the speaker had no authority TO adj
dress an association TO which he did not belong
ana the more especially on politics, which were not
70 ne discussed In the club room Of the Hungarian
organization. Mr.. LOew got confused and seemed
ior time 70 be powerless in speech and act. he
was allowed to speak and was again interruptad
ne spoke OF course In the language OF vorosinatz
ana fetosi, Dnt all ID vain When he mentioned
Louis Kossuth, Ughazi and PuIozki he
was cheered and clapped, but when lie euIOgized
OF feet expressions rom the Magyars the ScIayS.
mans, the Transylvanians and the Dalmatians-for
az these natl0nalities were represented-untn
ms peraphernaa, leave the Hungarian Hail and 90
10 organize Grant and Wilson club somewhere |
else He went around the corner to Broome street
but only very few followed him. Those whom he |
leemed MS satellites seemed TO repudiate his con-
duct, and were actually indignant that the meet
ing should be forced upon them. Thus failed tho
attempt TO form the Hungarian Grant and Wilson
$500 '''''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
NIB. GREELEY'S MOVEMENTS.

Mr. Greeley came down from farrytown early yes
terday morning, and Immediately repaired to the
liberal headquarters at the Glenham Hotel. He
dropped into O seat and wrote some letters, and
then engaged conversation with Colonel Johnson.
He seemed highly eated with the news rom North
Carolina and expressed his satisfaction with the
result of the election. What gave him most plea
sure however, he said, was the letter published by
General Banks announcing his adhesion to the
liberal movement. 1t will, he thinks, have
powerful effect IN the East, and will influence
large number OF republican votes.
On leaving the Glenhnm Mr.. Greeley took car
rage and drove away, accompanied by Mr. Henry
L. Stewart In the afternoon large number OF
persons assembled at the foot of Murray street. pier
2s to witness the departure of the Philosopher for
Rhode Island. Mr.. Greeley was long time In
making his appearance and the boat had almost
started before his arrival ON alighting from his
carriage he was greeted with hearty applause
from the large crowd which he smilingly acknow-
lodged. He was attired in white duck vest and
careessIy thrown over his shoulders. black
necktie was knotted carelessly under his
shirt collar and on his head be wore the
famous white hat. On entering the boat
he was greeted with another hearty round Of
applause, large number OF the ladies on board
participating in the ovation. newsboy In the
crowd on seeing him approach said to another boy
near him. Here hold my papers: want TO speak
to Mr. Greeley; he and are old friends.n Mr.
Greeley overheard the remark In passing to the
boat When he had got on board he said, "Where
il that boy fourth edtion-I want paper" The
paper was procured for him and he was soon eagerly
absorbed In its contents but did not read long as
crowd OF friends surrounded him to offer attentions
Mr.. Ladd Of Vermont, member OF the National Lib
eral Committee, asked him TO spend some time at Mr.
Ladd's place in Vermont-an offer which MT Gree
ley after a moments consideration, accepted. He
goes to Fan River on the boat. and from Fan River
will proceed TO Bristol He will be the guest Of
Senator Sprague, Of Rhode Island, on Monday, and
on Tuesday VIII be present at a monster clam bake
to be given in his honor. The entire trip win oc-
cupy about two weeks; but the particular places
Mr.. Greeley Is to visit have not all been named.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL STORM.
BISGHAMTON, N. Y.

BISGHAMToN, N. Y, August 3, 1872
violent rain and hail storm passed eastwardlv
along the New York and Pennsylvania line about
one O'Clock yesterday. The Rino Creek. which
empties into Big Snake Creek, just south of the
STATE line OF susquehanna county, raised so as to
Overflow Its narrow valley In few minutes,
S Tug volume or water was great that
iences bridges and buildings within its reach were
carried away. honse occupied by family named
Owens, near the forks Of the creek, was under
nlned anu torn down, and two children were
drowned. The parents escaped The bodies OF the
children were found buried N the driftwOod today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
BURGLARS BREAKING JAIL.

desperate Characters Attempting to Es-
cape from the Essex County Jail--The
Authorities Forewarned and the Con.
victs Again Secured.
NEWARK, N. j., August Al A. NJ
desperate attempt to break from the Essex
County Jail here, was made last night by BIZ Por-
ter, burglar, and Harris, the notorious receiver
but was frustrated, the Chief of Police and the
Warden being forewarned. Porter had severed bis
cell bars, and carriage, with confederates. was
outside to receive him.
He was caught and handcuned. pistol cart
RIDGES, rope, three saws ana '.immyr were found
with him. The confederates escaped but the car
mage was found. Porter Is Boston bank burglar
tie has been twice In State Prison. and is wanted
10 answer ten indictments In Boston. Harris and
ne are safely secured Porter Is one Of the most
desperate burglars in the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
THE GRANT HEADQUARTERS.

The Grant headquarters at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, were more crowded yesterday than on any
previous day. anxiety about the North Carolina
election having attracted an unusual number Of
visitors The reports received from the Associated
Press were discredited by the persons In charge OF
come would change the entire complexion OF the
dispatches and undoubtedly give the state to
Grant. Among the prominent politicians who
Iowa; Colonel Drake De Kay. Hon. Noah Davis,
Albion Colonel John c. Schenck, North carolina;
y, " Ruddock. Conn, and {, ]. Huntingdon gnloQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN JERSEY CITY,

desperate array occurred two nights ago in a
liquor Saloon kept by John CahlIl at the corner OF
Hudson aud Morris Streets Jersey City, which only
reached the ears OF the police yesterday. A young
named James Walsh entered the store and was
attacked by Philip Cahill, son OF the proprietor.
Walsh, VINO Is cripple, was battered with heavy
He was conveyed to the City Hospital aud there Ia
no hope OF his recovery. Last evening he was
sinking so rapidly that 1t was believed he could not
survive till to-day. Young Cahill ned rom the city
and bas not been captured,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
MOBBINe COLoRED GREILEYIrEs,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 3, 1872
Two nights ago fifteen colored men formed a
Liberal Republican Club here, since which time
three Of the number have been seriously maltreated
1y coIored Republicans One OF them named Yabe
Henry was to-day stabbed in Ave places ana dan.
gerously hurt. ' ~"i''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

Enthusiasm Of the Greeley Men-Hope Still Pre-
walls Among the Supporters Of Grant Contra
dictory Reports Received from North Caro-
lina-Both Sides Claim the Victory
The Liberal Republicans Preparing
to Stump Mains-Dsmocratic
Speakers 70 Be Appointed
for tho Campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
NEwARKERs DROWNED AT SEA.

Mr.. Charles Raymond, Sandy Hook pilot, states
that while cruising or Cape Hatteras on the morn.
ing OF the 2sth ult he spoke the bark Henry stuy
vesant, Captain Brown, bound from New York TO
GaIveston mgh sea was running az the time and
Captain Brown informed the captain OF the Charles
Wells that at ten O'Clock on the previous night he
lost three men overb0ard-John Mullen az New
carpenter, and seaman named Charles Wilson,
Mullen was swept overheard by huge wave and
the other men sacrificed their lives In trying to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
ROBBERY AT THE HAMBURG DOCK.

A gang OF thieves, supposed to belong to New
York, made haul on the Hamburg dock In Hobo
ken some time during Friday night. They broke
into the Inspectors Office on the dock, and carried
thererom two cases Of gold watches and four cases
or champagne, valued altogether at $1,000. No
trace Of the river thieves has been found. The
goods were consigned to the agents Of the steam
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2, 1879.
James Crothy, alias short-Haired Jimmy, was
shot down In cold blood thus evening in Cady,s
saloon on Montgomery street, by man, supposed
to be Russell, a convict, just out of the State
Prison Crotny has not spoken since the shooting
The police seeking Russell.