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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
Die Spfer

Somtit bis jest bsfannt, fno fol-
esnoenpe perionen bel BEN Geutr serum
9lidt.
@et5otet: 2ewis 6. Gtcmpion,
Qemie Yorter sbbptt, Gront Slmfteab,
@m. Gerp, Dan. go&rane unp 5 @n>
tere, ptren Nannen bic iebt unermtttelt.
Son oieien purpe,, bic Qstden sefunben.
Bier perlonen iperben rermibt. 3ebn
p~trlonen rrtrrfn alS mebr pper peniaer
l1rer p%errpunoet 0enonnt unttr ibnen
Elm Monn Namen6 Gilbert 6. Nbbottt,
re0en Bruoer 2ew's pben unter cen4ocz
ten oufsefibrt pirp. albert Nb>
tptt, w%abr@beinIi9 t5btlid per-
munret> batte auf ben Dantfasunesfog
feline 6o&jeit on9eieBt. Der 9et6bz
tete Mbbott binterldst cine @ittpe uno
3 &inoer.
Die olte ~Scutb Street Stride" 1T aur
Benubuuaflr i:poRofRce eemietbet. Die
6ilfes COMMITTEE ponft in onerfenneneen
Bel6ll6en Der Btu5Iferun9 Der Union
fir bic Den BoRoner NbRebrannten &C.
tporbenen Bemeiie her Sympatbie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
Nenefte Ma@ri@ten.
ct. paul IS. Nouember.

Qaut 9eridt eeS @ommifIoner Of
Snternal Repenue wurpe1 rpdbrenb bes
lebten Ginan,iabres al, 8innen;5Qen. Ct,
boben 105 MiQipnen, 80 MliQ. tpeniser
als leBtes Sabr. -
Das otplomatt1@e &orps, tnben1 es
tenn prdfeenten 3u ietner @teperwabl-;--
trfe mir erjdblt - eratultrte, bat babel
auf Rotten eer ionft fir Dtplomaten all
lein bic &t&tlanur bilpenpen Gorm ,
bic @dni&e ietnes 5ersens oorualten
la1en, tneem IS friber e~ratultrte, als BE
Bieoermabl Grants cur9 pas Gleftoral>
@pue9ium formeu ooaso8en .,purce. :3nei
ter 5erren batten ibri9ens ausprldli9e
Snhruftion ieitens ibrer N%esteruasen,
fdcn jeBt 81 s%ratuliren unb .>rrrben pobl
no&nds!i@ aud Die uetrigen bic .tGutz
beibuns Der Sbrieeu fdr cine Gormoer<
leBuns erba!ten, wel@e. gut seusint
par.
Der penfonez @pmmi0ir Sat in Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
Cite 9oTnun0.

uJn elmer Oe3teDurt9" metnt o0e
"@olfsblatt," 1T es oieuei&t gut, eab Der
Siea @rant6 70 lbermaltt9enp 1T. Der
uetermutb Der Sieaer miro Die Gbtli&hen
unp Beaen aus ibren &eibsn in Die UNI
1rioen tretten."
MbAeleben popon, tas Der Siee am 5.
Nppbr. gar fsin .@ies @rants". ionperu
Elm Siee Der Golf5meinuns III, oab pas
Belfe pe6 2anbe6 cine @iepererbebune
Der Democratic CUR 5errl@aft ut&t per>
lan9e, 19eint IS, alS ob bic ~6te9er 9ar
ni@t 10 ,ibermutbie" auftreten wolen.
als IS ibren @esnern man|@enet pertb
@tin mus.
@sni8i}en6 benimmt 66 Grant gang
unb oar ni@t ,.ibermQtbi9", (~onoern
mad. i'm @caentbeil Wtisne, ben @In=
ldsn pes 8oItss b6bt fu8iam entse9en
III fpmmcn.
Der Gelrerapb berih!et uuter een Is.
Don Wolbinton: Gena,or Cameron uni
6su 6art,anft. rsr ls0reih ernablte
neue 0oupsru1r ron Yenn;plpan'a pas
rem beute beim Yrd'ipenten, unp ~Dtrlan9s
ten pon rcmlelben c;e Mnfeuuna eines
6errn Irueman gum pofmesfsr Don
philadelphia. Der MaYor pteier Stact
ielbit ereriF i'm Snterel1s res Gmpfoblez
men ras Wort unc bstonte rte 0erotenlte
pelde ld rerle!be UNI @rfdmpfun9 pcs
9roGen ~@rantle9'e" in pennly!uania
ermorben.
6dtte nun Der prd1oent Dem ~@olf6>
blatt" Den WefaQen ,bun unp re6t "tiber>
T'ltbie" fem molten, - mubte er errtez
bern: "A la bonnie heure, meme Ser
rem, rem Sisaer oeb6vt rie Beute. 1t"e<
man 1T poltmeiler." Statt pef1en CAB
er ben 5erren 3ur Nntmprt. T Eel flr
&eform pe6@tptlpttnfe6, unp
flr Dur&fabruu9 pes bttrsfenoen para
9rapben in Der republifaniiden platform.
1em9emG6 ridte er iih bsi ben Nnfel>
luneen nur nad Der Eidti9fe;t res Gan
oipaten, unp oa Der a%eAenmittiee 8!eez
pofmei|ter ron pbilape!pbta, 6err Jairz
man. il6 ol6 teionpere ti6tt0 ermiez
len, 70 tonne er ben 5erren ne7 erbetenen
@efouen nidt tbun, {onpern mdbrenp e.
pie Nriprlbe peS e%mpfoblenea 9erra
1ruemar prufen werre, CLAUDE ct bod
wobl %9en6tbi9t au lein. Germ Tairman,
Den Giceppftmeilter, III per leer 9eporDez
men @teQe ieines @btfs aoanctren ~
la7en.
3err Grant, cos tbuta ni&t. Sie
ma0en aIs ~@ieeer" ~1berm1tbte" ietn.
Das perlanst pom Sbnen bic .Yartet Ger
3utunft," bic fi@ obne ras ni@t .bilz
ben" fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
~@ie's INNER fommt, srob obes fsin
NJ .;r r;eher Nh,;} ero;pk T;h bre;n"

,<Nt y SWtabA sVIHusbs BsV1 y lS"
Mein lietsr Gb1iR ersisb Gid brsin" d
1T bic 2oiun9.
Nun, bic @eieel fdmerjt.> :Abr bic
@ei6el fam unlere @ohltbdttrtn fdr cte
:3ufunft merpen, wenn mir rie 2ebre Der
3ubtiQuna merfen pclen. Die 2ebre
III: ~6elft g. d ielbh!"
Gut oeia9t ater @ie?
Die Neuseit, melde bic plaee ots
Monopols eel&afe m bat ou@ bas
6etlmittsl er,euet. Der @tnaelns
fault Dem Gritte bes Gprannen mebrlos
sun, Spfer, renn psr 9yrann it tein
Ginsslner fonpern cine @eieul&aft, stn
Bune per|6tepeaer @e|eui6ofttn NIT &C.
n,einlamen SntersNen. @a6 1T alto bas
@eeenmittel per Bepridten? Xlaaen2
S&impfen? Simeon? Nein! IS 1T
bic 8ereini9un9. Gs 1T bic ~
pciatton.
8ireerpsreins CUR Bel&ofuno btuiser
Geueruns. bas 1T per Same pe6 3ets
tunaemit els
@tr elaubsn, bic 3sit bierflr 1T rz
ldieuen. uno !eaen ben @sranten allen
suten 8lraern ans 5er3.
Soft pie 6ol,> unp &obleneoniumen>
ten CT. Yaui6 ME aQer 9r1BereA @tdpte
Minnclota'6 3uiammen treten our @ioei<
ation. uno pamit pie1es 9ei@ebe, ta6t
cine BIreerueriammlunS 3uiammentretsr.
einen Musl&ub NIT M%usa,beitune zines
SperationsplanS beauftrasen. ST oerz
1elbe sti6afen unp gut befuneen. beaaf
TRACE man einen Muel@ub nit Der I9t>
tation gum 8eitritt. Die A%ioeiattpn
mu6 Die Bel@afune pes Material6 wie
Der I,ansportm,ttel in @usfdt nebmen.
uni >penr ibr pos n5tbise &upital au
@ebete itebt 10 1T ibr cas- @elfnssn H.
der.
unfere @eieba.buneen BADEN bic @o>
nopolifen aufeeb6rt ~ far&ten. 9obt
uns ben @er1u@ MAIDEN, Oh i0e eem Bar@
ecr ptnn n @pertint. lelbft banoelnb
ouftrttt in oraan,7rtsn@ eieai9aflsn, aud
pie 6pibe bictsn f6nnen.
@eminnen mir unlere partie ben Be-
brldern %aesenubn in oie1er So@e
70 1T tie Babn fir 8etimpfun9 BET Ipz
rannei pe6 Monopols uberbaupt
9ebro6en, unp Die S6rante 9efun,
ben, melhe Der INNER mebr UNI li@ aretz
fenren DiuflrteIrideft Der 6etren Don
Der 8 u ten tbr 3iel ltbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
MINNESOTA iAATSZEITUNG
Dennerita9, ben 81. Nopember 1872.
H9enten Dec Nftnn. Staotsjettrne.

@tnnsapolis - MusuR Brai@~eiltr.
&brpaai Qate - ~. Brobs.
&ep ulm ST.. TprRer.
9tiQmater - 6. Rattenburg.
@inpna % m. &euB.
Rebwing 6. 6. Smith.
5enbtrion - Mbam Bud.
6baefa - s. GbteS.
CAREER - 80 NJ. q Iit{9fa.
0aainss - Yfetfer
mantato - s. 8. 5artman.
ct. Yeter 49, @ m. g himmel.
Young Mn,erica -@ebr. Mdernaann n.
@aeonia - Gbas. @1mibt.
dartbault - 9. Gledenfetn.
5%utSinfpn y. 3.Blaing.
Ee,os Qanbina 49, w. @atteri4.
Bbssline s.. 8pBbarb.
OKfe s . e6tma n.
Datertoun - 2ouiS &aui@.
&o@eiter -5eur9 ga b.
6anb Greef -Spbn Grams.
e Sueur s.. 6. 81 a a 6.
Gronteuac - s. @9neiptr.
Rasen @tream &. Ne6.
Belle Vlaine s. WeBner.
Yratrit Mpnnb 49, } @rDtf4.
Dulutb -6ermann SswaIt.
Glairmpnt - e. Buebrina 4.
Dre0elyile -pbil. Dre1e.
Obtrle's Corner - 6. ppppiB.
&batup~ - 6. IS. 9.alIe.
Arlinetcn - 6. Rlintert
9p,pare Gate - 81. WilbunG Matbias
ssjS City -mte> @au,.n.
1orref MounD claus gebrens.
4ep 8ofon - g. Ogrpstp.
mnneapplis - Deter @6uler.
'G4iaabstbtppn - q. Mifi9e u. g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
8 It . n.

OV II y u, X. 1tOUt IIptt. ~)N VIZ
}1dftstrcilen madt li9 tein Sci it'll Der
Gntmutbi9un9 beme;ftar> %ionrern iberall
9eben uniert Wel9dft6ltute ben Gntltlub
tunp> rem llnQllf Die SpiBe gu bieten
UNI ieiner Meilter 3u &pcrcen.
Die S9ub= unp 2ererz N1@o@
citation Re 6lpb, bic StartbebSrre um
@iardumun9 leer9ewprrener @runpflde
anau9eben, auf penen fe Ma9a;ine gu
'ewi6ten beabI6ti9t.
@irt Dcrter, GprllBcr BET *6ilf6z
M0ociotipn ppn Gbicoso> ;ei9t Der Bofoz
ner 6ilf5zG Committee an, baB Die
.Gbicasoer 100000 1nterf Il f.
uno fir bic 81 itpner Mb9e<
bronnten bewilli9en!!!
Der 8ouperncur BON Woine pferirt
bic 6ilfe rc6 Gtoatc6. Naylpr II.
60. Don 2iperppol lenpen einen Be91el
auf $4,000. Sproan, Marib uno So.
fBiden $4,000. 8iele alte ab9ebrannte
Dryepopz 8eid1fte iinp .bereits an neuen
plaBen wispererDfnet. 1000 Mann
1inp an Der M1bett, UNI pa0a9e pur@ ben
abeebrannten Difrift gu bobnen.
Die Yptpffce 1u&t man, bis CUR 8plz
!enpun9 Des i'm 8au be9rtfenen n'uen
@eb6uree, in elmer &irbe rntersubrinz
,aen. Sic Sprieen bs1drdnten i9 raz
rauf ben Sbutt rer 8,anrfatte at;uz
flblen,um raeUuf9raben rerGt ieni9ranfe
3u ermI9liden.
GinSrlnc Wrtciterz Mttbcilun9en iinc
an oerldiepcnenpldgcn rumt beihlfti9t,
ptt 2ei9en vvermibter" 6euermiuner aufz
5ulubcn.
Die Bpfpnsr Ser lAcrunA6z @pmpa9z
MEN BADEN rcn OpuYerneur aufaefprpert>
RE 0cleB9ebua9 ;u elmer GrtrazS eiiipn
III bcrufen UNI ibnen ibre 1reibsiefe Nde,
III ftelen.
Die 8pitpn,r Gompa9nien perpen ron
20 bis 100 YroSent> i'm Durdibnttt SO
pro,ent itrtr Ni,itps ;oblen.
;3ufolSe amtliherW elpun9 at Binansz
minifer Eputmcl linp lieben Nationalz
Banfen in Srlton absetrannt. Dielelz
ben baben ibren Y%oarporralb wieper erz
lan9t unp er6fnen pa6 @el9dft lefort
wieper. Sbr @elammtYerlui betrd9t
nidt bic 61lfte ibres ueberl 9u0es ron
$12,000,O0O.
Sur etne Bonf. bic u6reemon's",
bat tempprir iuspenptrt.
Die &iebh1nrler BON Chicago boben
$4,000, he Waurer IS 600 fir bic 3D.
(tpner Nb9etrannten 9c;sidnet.
Sn ypitrn bcrrlht rollfcmmene Src<
11un9 unr Gube. Der D(orpbrenner Der
heim Branrfiften ertappt uao an einen
Saternenpfabl 9eban9en wuroe> madt>
ME in Gbicage, 10 AUDI bier Srn ii6 re-
Den. Gr 1T natirli@ Elm Wabrdeu.
SIN n1rrli1en Sbeile Der Stact> et>pa 2
Meilfn npn benz ob9ebrarnten Ditritt>
wurben feds perlpnen bel einen1 Brano:
fif%tuu9sYerlu9e atAefaet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21

tee 3urllntertIBuns ponBotcn! DaB ie
perelei6en lbon jebt tbun t1nnen, TT erz
mutbieene fit NQe. bic i'm @eiddit &C.
ldeitsrt uno Die Ibatfohe, cab fe oas
6era batten 3u bieler 2iebestbat ii berg
ftdrfenp fir un6 NQe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
81 SpI3" unb &ob1eufbinoer. unb
bic Nphilfe.
Mu9 ron glr8srn au6erbalb 81. paals
~ Il tn.

Die Blroer ct. paulS rperoen NIT
menio utbsrralbun9 bemerfi baben. pa6
pie G%iisnbabnen 9esendber Der 9eaen 1e
erbpbenen Mnf'a9e, raB ie, fet es in Gclee
aeaenlettieen ,,',sbereinfommen6. lei IS in
6olee ftrafbarer Gerna9ldfi,
aune zines Der b191en SntertNen Res
publifum6> bic in ct. paul bcrrl6enre
6ol3z uno &oblennotb sr,euat, pte &tne
fir BE Nncere. Muc flr Gtne UNI Cine
fir A4s ais Gntlafun9e5eu9ea auf nes
ten.
6rrr Yctcr Berfsv con tsr 81. paul
unc Iay!or'a Sails Raon teseuat 5errn
Bcder pom Der 81. Yaul n Pacific
Babn, RAP cerlelte e'e SpisrfreueiAfstt
lslbit 1T, unp Ser 8sder bsjeuat 6errn
Berfev, paB pislsr lteber isltft tort ~flieren,
aIe Der @ermien Ginen perseten6 mad
6ols jammsrn la11sn murre, renn er's
nur 6nrem fonnte. Nber, ri Gem beiten
WiQsn, IS einoe nibt onrers, une pas
publifum tonneN9 tealUdminiben, eab
bic So6s ni9t NOD oiel lb!tmmey lei
mic f1e 1T.
Diele aeacn lenleitioen 3ein brennez
reten la0en unS inoeIen 70 fubl mie
nprber. &te (np nibtS ale eine neue
Bemab1beituna Res alien GpridwOrts ::
,>Gine&rdbe tadt ceranoeru rieAu4enni&t
aus; :" unp ie nebmen tein Ittelben BON
Der trauri9en Gbat(ahe binpca, oab bic
&er(predup9en, rie Bobnen murren uns
ais @esenleiaun9 fir aaes, was mir
fir fe aetban, biutees Gsuerma,erial
ibofen, 3par ni&t in &au9 aufessanz
gen, 49, renn mo nihts AL bremen it,
"a 1T aud fein Haub - mptl
aber lGmdblid e!n9sfrorsn fine. Sis
otden feinen 3ou Don Der Ibotlode au,
pa6 Die 9ol;s uno &ob!ensufubr fur 81.
pauI, i'm DsrbdltniB nit Dem wadlen>
rem Btrirfni6 l6Ied,tr 9e,rotoen, je
uebr Gilentabnen mir ertalten.
Staat autr lonlisen Nntmcrt auf fire
&looen> itatt trsenp welder @erlu6e,
purA s%emeiniame. 9emeinniBtoere uni
liberalere &u6beutuns itrer &sluurcen
bem 8ecQ,fni6 better 3u ent}pre9en,
freusen Die 9erren 8abu; Nab9bS bic
Mrme iiber Der Bruft nnp fraser> rarm
eineebuQt In tbre pel3e ben Blreer gang
ppblaemutb What are you going to
do about it?"
So (inp ,pir tenn pebrIos ben 8erfU>
9uneen ter Qteferanten prei6 9eeeben,
unp niemanp miro i1d rpunpern, ra6 Ger
Sturm Der aueemetnen @ntrGfune nt&t6
pom ben 8dumen eeiddttelt bat, als nun
ou9 nod erb5bte 8oblenprei1e.
Man@er Blreer slaubte sesen ben
brldenoen 9ol;mansel ietne 3uFu&t
auun &oblen ) dnpler nebmen ~
f5nnen, ALIEN er erfdbrt, bob bic &oblen
uu, 5000 per Ionne auf9eidla9eu> rob
fe $16 fatt IA trftn, unp Die bette Mus>
f&t porbanptn 1T gu fernerer @teiee>
rune.
Natlrli& tleiten bic Gilenbabnen in
leBter Sniian3 fir piele @rpre0uns per>
antnottli9, cenn Der 6dnoler nimmt
eben ltetS, mo5 er frie3en fam.
@as 1T nun unter rielen umtinpen
"a tbun?
Ginfpetlen nobl faun1 etpaS onoers,
al6 SabIen, mas perlan9t miro, uno frte>
rem, 1penr ma tas nt6t fam. protfte
sesen fnappeS Wae, peripdtsts 2ieferurs,
1dledtere6 olSz ODER &ob!enio!te, al5 tez
eunSen fnp ~auS 9elpie!t" uuo
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21
Sn Obnma1 eefallene Com:
panieu.

Die Wmo,one u. Griuupb III &tncins
natl bat aufQeb5rt, Yolieen fir Neu>
Gnslanb 3u 1&retben. "Natipnal" Com
panic BON Maine 1uspenptrt. ~MaHaz
huiette mutual" bat ae6enuber etnsn,
@erluf Don $1.30O.00O ~ eerinoen
Baa1betanr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21

Die naalfpen @ranitmauer1 Ter ousz
aebrannten 61u1er murren Don @runp
aus NIT pulper in bic 2uft selprenat.
Cine 9acuns pom IL patronen a Elm
pfunp bob pie 0emalti9tn 0runpmauern
zines @ranftaetdure6 perpendicular In
Die &uft unp ltiirSs le ins Tcuer
WiIwaufee bat ben Nsf Der in
ben 6ancen ieiner 6ilf6eommitne fir
Die lestjdbri9en Abaebrannten i'm Noroz
weiten befuoliden Goncs, 10000 Na6
Bottom 9el9idt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-11-21

Sn BpRpn bat cine Baraerpn=
iammlun9 am 13ten bti@lo0en, betm
Bieoeraufbau ee6abaebrannten DiRriets>
Die @traeen nod eintm be7ern plat, am
3ule9en, u.s. aniarpen Dd@sr 3u uerbie>
ten. (Gin fol&es war bic ur1a@e" Der
rai@en @erbrettunB pes Teues), bic
banpelsb6rie an elmer c~entralen 2ofalt>
tat auf3ufabren. Die 8drser2 fpraden
6& ferner fir Die 8erufune elmer Grtra<
feuns Der @eiebsebuns aus, ruu pur9
oiefelbe Mutoritdt CUR Aufnabne elmer
gum @ieperaufbau 3u p]erwenbenpen
ftdotiiaen Nnset9e 3u oerlanse1.
8etm Dur@iudens ber E,Imuaer, auf
Der Branpftele pom 6i6on u. Cos
Store in @albtnoton @tra6et >purpen
bic perfoblten &ete elmer nerbraunten
2eide 9efunoer. .1Mtan elaubt, paB bier
3wei per1onen umfamen.' rs =: Hsst]ca& Y,
..52'S : -, ~ st. pauL Is. Nos.
Die Bewadun8 BET 9tabte bur@ Mi>
litdr tpiro f%ortpauern. bis Die @elps
ldrdnfe unb &oRbarfeiten, mel9e In ben
Grlmmerr perl9Ittst Iieaen, o%usseeraz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-11
SPAIN.

MADRID, September 1O.-The Carlists
are again becoming Troublesome. Fresh
outbreaks have occurred. Troops have
been dispatched 10 the mcnsCcd points
and precautions have been taken to pre-.
vent the insurgents from crossing over
from France or concentrating in any con-
siderable numbers A band Of Carlsts
attacked the barracks in Salas dc Los In.
i"ntes, in the province Of BArgos, where
number Of their friends were imprison.
cd. They succeeded in entering
the building, aud after releasing the pris.
oncrs burned it to the ground.
The Captain General of Catalonia hss
been summoned TO Madrid. He is ac-
cuscd OF socialist intrigues and OF CORES.
pondng with the supporters Of Don Car.
los.
The total number OF the victims by the
disaster on the Barcelona s. Valencia
Railroad is unknown. Seven dead bodies
have been recovered and brought to Tar.
rag"na. Twenty-Five passengers are in.
lurgd, some OF them fatally.
The private Secretary of Duke Mont
penser has been arrested at Merida. Tho
Government has obtained a clue 10 the
conspiracy on the part Of Montpensier in
the interest OF Don Alphan7O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-11
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Pacific Mail S,rnmsh', Coa!-
pany entertain strong doubts us /, the au.
thcnticily OF the dispatch from lis agent
at Yokohama announcing the loss o! the
steamer America last week
Ill. II. Ilalloran, Of Saratoga was
nominated Tuesday by the Republicans
Of the l9ih district, New York for Con-
grcss.
"A son OF Albert Susanks, aged six
years was run over byN runaway team,
Tuesday NJ Cairo, Ills, and one side Of
his face badly cut and one car torn of.
lie will hardly recover
Right Rev. Easrburn, Episcopal
Bishop of Massachusetts, is seriously i'll at
his residence IN Boston
The straight Democrats meet at liar
risburg September 2ith 10 nominate an
electoral ticket,
-GcnCrNl W. sherman, Tuesday, was
nominated fer Cungrss by the Democrats
and Liberal Republicans o.! the 29d New
York district,
-Damirl Gleason, Of North Adams,
who murdered his witc last spring at
Springfield, Mass, WAS sentenced Tues.
day 10 be hanged.
-EN'iovcrnor Perry has been nomi.
mated tor Congress by the Democrats and
Conservatives 0I the ith South Carolina
District, now represented hy Wallace.
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CINCINNATI.

CI&CISEArE, September 10-In pur.
suancc Of u call for u meeting Of the mem.
hers dissenting from the action Of the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday in the
case Of Z. l.. IL Il. S. johnson, about
ninety members Of the Chamber OF Com.
InerCc assembled this morning at the
Merchants Exchange and organized by
calling Hon. Geo Il. Davis to the chair.
In the meeting were some Of the oldest
members of the institution. A resolution
declaring in favor ot the withdrawal
from the Chamber and procuring suita.
bic room Tor future meetings was dis
cussed, and the temper OF the meeting up.
peared IN favor OF independent action, but
strong appeals were made by President
Rowland, Geo. T. Davis and others, and
it was finally determined to postpone nc
tion tor five days, with the understanding
that an effort should be made to take
Ir0m the table the recommendation OF the
Board to suspend the parties Tor thirty
days, and Cndeavor to procure further
action by the Chamber. On Change
notice was given that motion would be
made next Friday to take the case from
the table.
At the annual election to-day OF the
Chamber OF Commerce s. F. Covington
was elected President.
The Mayors, members OF the City Coun-
ellis and representative business men OF
Davenport, Rock Island and Moline,
numbering l3i, arrived this morning at
hHii-paSt four over the new line to Da-
venport iiom this city. They were re-
ccivcd by the Board Of Trade ut lOO'cIOck,
President Robert Mitchell welcoming
them. They were afterwards escorted TO
the Industrial Exposition and later were
taken to the suburbs. Tomorrow they
will be formally received by the Chamber
OF Commerce.
A. 7. Willis, formerly proprietor Of the
Willis House, at Springfield, was instant
ly killed this morning by u train on the
Short Line Railroad running into wagon
IN which he was riding
The Democratic meeting in Court street
tonight is attended by 10000 or 1900.
Carl Schurz speaks in German, and speak
ing is going on from three stands. There
was n numerous torchlight procession.
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The Mctis Investigation.

PROVIDENCE, September lO-Thc in
vestigAtiOn OF the loss OF the Metis con.
tinued to-day. Capt. Geo. b. Hall, agent
and inspector Of the line, who was on the
Metis AS u passenger. the night Of the ac-
cident, gave his version OF the disaster,
which did not differ materially from ac-
counts already published. lie testified
that after he found the vessel was sinking
he went to the steward and told him Of
the danger and instructed him TO take his
men md 80 up into the saloon and put
life prcscrvers on the passengers to be
saved, and see that every passenger had
life prcscrvers as there were plenty
OF them for both passengers and
crew; went down on tue saloon deck.
but could not get into the saloon on nc-
count OF the passengers filling up the
doors; told them they all had better get
on the upper deck; hull Of the boat soon
separated from the upper works. We
drIltcd ashore and soon went into the
breakers and was picked up by the pco-
pic on the shore. think il We had ROT
into the surf, and there had been no one
to have assisted us, we would nearly all
have perishcd. There were about tilry
persons on the hurricane deck; twas NOT
over forty minutes after the collision that
the steamer weGt down. Think the dam
Agc was done AT the time of the collision,
and the steamer began taking in water
then. | account for the rush reported by
the engineer by the suppOsition that the
vessel got so large body Of water in the
freight hold that the weight of il broke
the bulkhCad. do not think there was
a person on board who did not receive
timely notice of alarm
Geo. 5. Harrison, of Burlington, Iowa,
n passenger, testified that in his opinion
there were two good chances to save lives
but were lost before the steamer sank:
the first was from the propeller that lay by
us, and the second, il those in charge had
improved the time and used the steam in
making progress toward the shore instead
0i blowing it Off while lying still, the
steamer could have been beachcd there.
No gun was fired, and no rockets sent up.
George W. Howard, passenger, OF Rome,
N. y, testified that there was no alarm
given near his room. Some came out of
their rooms without knowing that any
thing was the matter, having apparently
Just awoke, and jumped overheard. WG-
Ihcn and children were screaming for as
Slstance, but no one offered to help them.
lie saw no person belonging TO the boat,
except IL man who wcnt0 through and
said there was nothing the matter, that
everything was all right; he spoke as il
he was an office, but he offered no assis-
tance to the women and children.
Wm. II. Baker, first mate, testified, but
nothing new was elected. Adjourned.
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THE Steu6enuIle Herald, which has been
unIriendly to the Republican nominee for
Congress in that district, under pretcncc
Of finding fault with the way some of
the Jefferson county delegates voted in
the nominating convention, and which
has been playing into the hands Of Col.
PooRMAN, the Liberal and Democratic
nominee, has experienced q change of
heort, il we may judge from its notice of
a speech made by the Colonel there Sat.
urday. The Herald says Of it:
His speech, Tor Republican; was in
decidedly poor taste. lie attacked the
administration and its policy OF paying
of the national debt In fact, that por.
ton OF Col. Poormsn's speech which we
listened to, would have done cred to
Durbiu Ward, or George W. McCook, but
from u Liberal Republican, savOred TOO
much Of the anti.war doctrines OF
the Democracy to suit the Liberals. The
ColoneIs effort, so tar as being a success,
has been failure. He convinced no
one by the arguments he used, and, in fact,
drove the few doubtful back to the Re
publican ranks Had Col. Poorman
used proper discretion he should have
pursued different policy and not have
made his bow in such style. Repub-
licans who may have local differences AS
TO candidates, do not like the head of
their ticket assailed in the manner the
speaker did. Its in poor taste for a man
who has been long identified with the
Radical Republican party 10 speak rs he
did Of late friends. As a meeting it was
a failure in point OF numbers, and as II
speech weak in argument for the late lost
cause. The ticket placed in nomination
savOrs Of the old Democratic party, and
although two Liberals are put on for the
offices Of Commissioner and Clerk OF the
Court, the ticket Is of no sufficient impor.
tanCe, and will not command a hundred
votes out OF the Democratic party in the
county. The entire thing is tizzIe Of the
worst kind.