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pOCGLAss.-on "wednesday morning. september s,
Ellen Frances infant daughter Of Robert d. anu Maggie
\. Douglass. aged 10 months.
Funeral from li3 MyckoT ST.. rroOklyn. on Friday
aft moon, at o'clock Relatives and friends Of the
family Invited.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1T West Hoboken y J. .
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dtmniarest, aged ~ years and
months.
The funeral will take place ts morning At II o'clock
from the residence ~ her Eop.illaw, p F. torscn, t
tor av., near Barclay.
FARRFlL.-Ou Monday. sep,embere Mary Ann the
beloved wife Of fAtr'cs tsrr 70, native ct the parish
Of CUthroucy, county Lou-fuId lrtaua agrd IS years
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10
attrnd her funeral from her late residence ~ st l7th
st. ON II uT-day morning Aty4 O'Clock. to the church
OF the tlWAculatc Conception. Ian It. aud Az. A,
where solemn hch mass ot requiem viii Pc cte ci for
the repose Of her soul after which her rcmaus will be
tax 10 Calvary Cemetery TOR Inttrment.
- years.
Tho friends ~ the family and the members ot Mutual
10 'ce, No. So l. a. %. T. rrsnpctiuy invited to a
oAllCA from Die late sl.Cucg, rs East Sist Il.
HENlIk~oN." At Srrltg valley. knChluud county
on Monday, september Archibald henderson, aged 81
1hc funeral will take place on Thursday septemb,r
A. . O'Clock, fruW the residence Of his brother, VIM
Henderson, rs Fast 5lst ~. The friends ~ tfc
family, aud the members Of Keystone Lodge No. s5 /
and \. NJ. are invited 20 attend,
hers of Keystone Lodge are hereby summuncd 10 meet
az their Lodge Room corner boWrry aud Brecker
AZ !! NJ. on Thursday, SEPTEMBER 5, to pay the last
tSn,e u respect ~ our late Oro'hsg ArS.ihad Hon
RtFoRD In Norwich. \. V. Angnsi 20. of spoplcTv.
the Hon. II. +. kcf1rd ltc prominent member of
te Chenango bar and commissioner in the settlement
sPALCN.-On Monday. september =, ls72. Andrew
Spslon' or county Cork, ireland. aged 81 years.
Inc funeral Viii take place at T. VI. to-day.
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MN.

NliliANs.-In tny ci'y ut N,u York. september ..
b, tAs iIon Gro. Z. D. rrt.t u.tiH' Df the supreme
DDI.t, stephen I. W Alu- i,..I ara Williams.
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Attention i invited to the "Tranc Guarantee and
Redemption honds,' bearing 7 cent. gold interest
which are fret mortgage sinking fund ssucd by tie
kprnghed and Illinois southeast tern l,silWay Company
source ~ communication North and South, with near.
B not quite all OF the principal Eastern and Western
cannot ia to secure liberal patronage because cover
ing Necessity long since demanded by the require.
meus ot trade, Messrs. Jones schuyler Pine street
are the financial agents, and confidently commend these
BIguIltlCB to Investors
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The following shows the exports exclusive u snccc
from Ncw York to foreign ports for the week ending
sept s. and since the beginning Of the year;
$50. lst is-2
For the week ........ s3ul2.4ST t5s.4ON o. a. c,O
Previously reported lig,5Nip,3 laa93UtO li1IS6 80
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SrttiuI Qntl,rs.
THE ATTACK UPON THE nos. THOMAS

Al = n ~ IN tON 4 ~ a. liONs lAt OtA l =
CORNELL.
ia ne ER'1r oC me Sun.
siR The Htild OF the 2o'h instant has a commu
n'cauon containing Infamous insinuatious against
my private character. Tie allegations are unqualified
ly false and malicious. have had some legal diulrn
ties 90 The present managers ~ the Roudout and as
wero Railroad, now calling themselves the New York
Kingston and syracuse Railroad Company few dty.
STAGE the Treasurer called at my oce and threate
that II suit which had been commenced by the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company not withdrawn a suit
would be commenced against me that would blacken
my character and this proceeding Is in pursuance Of
that threat II Is an effort TO force the dscoutlnuance
OF suits which have been brought TO save the property
- suit Is bong commenced against Tie directors NJ
HS eo'npI,nS p, & tor msT4sance ln aPgrGPnatng over
dollar ior H. The knowledge OF tins fact has Induced
TLereSy deaoauce every SlessiIon rcdaeitnr upon
me A. i.lsr ana hahrlout, and have drmandvd an u.
mYSSf1C nm S 's,s",I1H' o. every dSI9T hat egglt
sny any char e ia IN i IN th He Sn' donate 'eVto
- .,'1s-, THOMAS CORNELL.
Tr the Es0i% @adoa of Rnf'ST Sd ,%cS formerly
ufy th9t | have read communication In tie Ne'c
ana myself. and that every allegation therein made
~ 'e- y - 'XNffiIioSSlYi BENSON tp'ffSSSsi
At ,t1RONA ,rARI a FINE OPPOK-
tun,y oncrcd TO in,est taynEsi and also to owna
pars T. lali5S AZ The sldswalks, ana gradns ths
earsntc Bon each lot ~ he pm@ed T,e AN eyt,c tygs m
and In front fne shade tree making hctwtcn III ana
NJ trees In the park splendid depot In the centre ~
the property and fine scOholhouse. Corona has over
l1 inhabitants and stores. factories post ONCE and q
trains daily. Next year II vim have trlins Wih de-
pots, ana The conHutation now is but i01 cents Der
tr p including unth railway and fcrrngc only 5mhcs
by steam trqm New YORK city but e minutes from 3h
g. and q minutes from the city llall Via james sp
icrry. FOR time table sec Daily News. Maps free
BENJ. W. .HlIChCoCk, store, G9Sd ay above SJthst,
4, ,A.A.-POLITICS AND HATS.-The Pred
mens mats. Al right; Knox, Of q. broadway Is pre-
netcd TO supply with his fall style, just introduced
Can upon him.
BANNING TRUSS AND HRACE CO.
New aud improved selEsdmsting, nnn,lrctioI brace
truss Abdominal and spinal shoulder braces and othcr
tHrscal adJuhcts For sale aud applied az 32 troadwuy
VANILLA BEAN--PrIne MtAioan and extract
vanilla, In bulk, for sale by
GREELEY HATS SANDCAPES.-l. sUsMAN
&No 10 warren IT., manufacturers Of all kinds VI
campaign equipments
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets, t2i, orders hlled; Information furnished
Prizes Cashed. TAYLOR a CO., bankers,
IL Wall st., New York.
-, Price fedaced 10 81, j. i, GARfiSs2'& CO..
BankeTs ~ Wall o., box 1850 New York POst once,
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aOt,ls.

ERANH FORT House. cora-r Frankfort aud WIZ
4 liam sts., 250 rooms Mc,rts pc, -! tur gentlemen
tDd families, Open all Night
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snsiruthou

SC SO-WRITING- q lessons bookkeeping.
~ SssslA' arithmetic, grammar, -p Hing O. each
FAlNEs Business Collie sc, b! BoSor -~ ~ IN on.
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Can you recall TIE amount II tho losses a9
canned hy stanley = sSed the reporter,
Ny imprcss.On,' said Norris sis that tho
amount collected was equal 10 Si,20O or &. 30
Ntanlt y, as the representative Of the party made
out this detailed statement, as have mentioned
before and signcd H.. | don't know whether
Cooke and Noe signed IL or not. | will not say
positively that I was verified under oath, but
l"el confident that the yeriHcation was in the
nature Of an AFFIDAVIT. know that my IN
IructloDs 20 tho Secretary Of Legation
Wrro 20 take the statement and have IL
properly authenticated. Cooke remained FOR
Two or three weeks, IL / recollect Alright
litcr stanley and Noe had gone, and with a
t'1wled4e Of the claim that was 10 make on
ho Turkish Goyernment for the losses they had
t1s'ained, as stated In Stanley statement Cooke
u 'hr int tmated that the statement was not cor
teci ana never until Noes statement did / sup
pose there was the least question as 10 the claim
Ial.u9 been made In good faith Indeed, can
ssL believe now that II was a fraud, and Will
pAp4ih why. First let me say that Cook told
hs That In case Stanley did not repay the loan
h1 hha1 made he would pay II. suppose that he,
shho"lnR that Stanley had committed a wrong
o1oglSlnR tho draft 70 me on his father, felt
recommendation, no being a recipient OF
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PUBLIC LIBRARY On ENTUCkY.

ExGov. BRAMLErTE, Manager. Concert and dls-
tributon September u, positively. square chance
for fortune for $40. Sale OF tickets In New York will
close september 81 Jekets $l0i halves t5 quarters,
branch once COZ Br9adsaX Tickets also be found
with JEO. 4. EDGE, i6 Broad street MCKENZIE &
DEVLIN,8 81 Nassau; GOODBICif ANDERSON, l2i3iS
Broadway JOS. BATES 1876 Broadway, and J. SCOTT
GIBSON. RrOadWay.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Kansas City, Mo-, voted yesterday q sub
scription Of Sl501G0 to the Kansas City,
Wyandotte and Northwestern Railroad.
This road runs from Kansas City to Lin
coin, Nebraska.
The Grant Republicans of Columbus,
Ohio, had a rally last night. Several
speeches were delivered, banners displayed
and houses illuminated.
There was Grant and Wilson meeting
at Cleveland, Ohio, last night, at which
cannon were Cred and speeches made.
The city fathers and Board OF Trade of
Indianapolis, Ind, are on visit to those of
Milw aukee and Wisconsin.
The Liberal Republicans of the 9th Hi
nois Congressional district, nominated yes
terday N. <. Vaughn as their candidate for
Congress.
The soldiers of New Y ork held conven-
ton at Utica, in that State, yesterday, at
which they passed large NUMBER Of reso-
buttons, and received some letters from dis
tinguished Generals and politicians. They
endorsed Grant and the Gospel of hate fully.
The straight out Democrats of Wisconsin
held convention at Milwaukee yesterday,
at which fifty delegates were present. They
appointed delegates to the Louisville Con-
vention.
VIM. 81. Peckham, of Kansas, who is
said to be prominent Democrat of that
State, publishes letter repudiatng Gree
ley and calling on the Democrats of Kan
sas to hold a convention and send delegates
to Louisville. .'' a )
The annual session OF, Honor and TEN
perance was he'd yesterday in Erie, Pa.
The order is represented to be fully Or
ganized in twenty States, and partially so
in ten others, and to be in a I1ourishing
condition.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 20.-The third race, a
free handicap for a purse of 5000, for all
ages, one mile and three-quarters, was an
extremely exciting race, and was won by
Mary Louise, who heat Frank Hampton by
only a short head; Arizona third, at Frank
Hampton's saddle; Girth, brother to Con-
fender was beaten off, after running second
to Arizona for mile and quarter.
The betting was very heavy just before
the start, Frank Hampton being backed in
a So, 900 pool at s., 900, Louise at $500, De-
fender $500, Arizona $500, and brother to
Connolly SOC. "
First rgce for tive year olds, three quart
ers Of mile for 81, 100, was won by Count
Dorsay. Time 1:194.
Second race, for $500, one and an eighth
mile, for three year olds, was won by Ex-
perience Oaks. Time 18Th.
Ihe Cold Spring Races.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 20.-To-day was the
first day Of The Cold Spring races. Wealth
er extremely hot, which prevented large
attendance, but fair crowd assembled.
First, trotting race, free to all horses that
never beat 2:30. Entries, St. Elmo, Gen.
Howard and Greenwich Maid; first heat
was won by Elmo. Time 1881. Second
beat also by Elmo in 2:95a, Greenwich dis
tanced; third heat by Elmo in 1921, win
ming in three straight heats, and took the
prize of $500. Howard the second prize OF
$3.50.
The second running race, free to all, best
three in five; entries, Corners, Protection
and Fairfield. First heat, Fairfield 1:57,
Protection second. Second heat, Fairfield
1:49t, Corners second. Third heat, Fair
field 1:474., Corners second.
Tomorrow the second trotting race for a
purse $1,000 each, free to all trotters that
never beat 2:34 and 2:35.
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WASHINGTON.



The Kentucky War Claim 60 be Paid.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--A special to the
Eueniag Post says the Kentucky war claim,
Tor which special appropriation bill was
enacted at the last session of Congress,
finally passed through the Auditors Office
Yesterday. The amount allowed is $685.
25S.
One of Grants Pets.
Special to the Louisville Oourier-Journal.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 16.-The
Presidents determination that his friend
John Mcdonald, of Missouri, should be re-
tanned as one of the supervisors of Internal
Revenue, which, though once or twice
thwarted, he was able to put into execution
during bis visit to the city last week, Is al
ready making dire trouble among the house,
hold troops and camp followers. To save Nc
Donald, it became necessary to dismiss Ken
ton 2. Cobb. of North Carolina, who has
brother, which brother is no other than the
redoubtable Clinton L. Cobb, member of
Congress from the second district. These
two Radicals, 50 lovely in their lives, do not
mean in their deaths to be divided; and
therefore Clinton, with John Pool as his
aid. had started hot-foot for this city and
Long Branch to redress the wrong done to
his brother. This plan is to secure the
scalp of Delano's man Perry, who was as
signed the district of North Carolina in
which to carry on his carpet bag schemes,
and to restore the plumber to the truly royal
and faithful Cobb. Perry has just been de-
tailed to work up the Radical cause in
Maine, according to his recent public state
ment; so that there could not be much for
the supervisors to do except to look after
the elections.
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STORMS.


Destructive Hurricane at Port Jervts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-A Port Jervis dis
patch reports great destruction of property
and crops by the recent storms. A hurri-
cane swept through the town Of Woway
and Sullivan county mile wide, roofing
up trees and destroying everything be-
fore 1t.
At Youngsville and Tiberly, in the same
county, many fruit orchards have been de-
stroyed. Stephen Thorn's machine works
at Stanford we're destroyed by lightning,
together with four thousand dollars worth
of property. Henry Mead and family of
six persons were pl ostrsted by shoek, but
none were injured fatally. Several houses
were struck by lightning and persons in
jured, in Montgomery county. A MIL dam
aud bridges we're carried away in Chemung
and Delaware counties. The streams were
swollen to torrents in Delaware county.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 20.-A terrific
hurricane swept over portion OF the town
of Waurrsing Friday evening, taking mar
row strip near LockaWack. 1t moved
down all before it, trees fences and barns
being taken up and carried away like
feathers. The barn of w. II. Wager was
struck and completely demolished. Three
roys taking shelter from the storm were in
it at the time, and one named John Core
was killed By the falling of the building.
Other very extensive damages was done,
barns and outhouses being blown over and
many tons of hay and grain destroyed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
WONDERFUL INVENTION OF & CAL.
IFORNiA BLACKSMITH.

From the Sacramento Record, July %.
w. NJ. Bernard, a blacksmith, has inven-
ted, discovered or constructed road eylin-
der, which is designed to convey freight or
passengers. 1t consists of a large drum
open at both ends, supposed to be from
four to sixteen feet in diameter according
to the size of the machine), and from five
to seven feet in length. Inside of this
wooden cylinder three grooved tracks OF
steel, one inch by thsee-eighths, are laid.
This completes tA6 description of the shell,
which in irrespective looks like a wine vat
lying on its side. Within this is placed
another cylinder closed at the ends, and
upon the outside of which are three tracks
of iron conforming to the three within the
other cylinder. To the center of this inner
cylinder the shafts are attached. The
freight is placed in the inner cylinder, and
the machine is ready to go. The force Ie-
ouiFed to move it is just equal to the force
that would be required to slide the inner
cylinder on three rails wei oiled.
1t is in one sense sled which lays track
for itself as Il goes. The inventor believes
that It viii revolutionize the whole wagon
business. Experiments have been made
with one roughly constructed, only four
feet in diameter, which was freighted with
$500 pounds of iron and seven men on the
outside, which was carried easily over level
roads by one horse. The tracks were rough
and the entire model imperfecs, out the ex-
pertinent greatly encouraged the inventor,
who has applied for a patent and will have
a working model on exhibition at the State
Fair. The trouble so far has been to give
! the thing name which will be descriptive
of its construction and use. Many have
been suggested. Among them, revolving
sled" sbarrel railroad," cylindrical wag-
on" "drum COACH" "roller portage" and
the one used by US, ''road cylinder" Like
all inventors, stBilIy" is laughed at for the
quaint novelty of his invention, and bis
neighbors talk Of placing the machine I'M
der bonds not to kin sheep or trespass up
on the dairy; but she laughs best who
laughs last" and Billy is reserving his
laugh for a final chuckle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
UNION AND AMERICAN.
TIE CONVENTION.

Whatever may be the result of the delib-
erations of the Convention to-day, the dele
gates should remember that the eyes Of not
only the Democracy, but Of their opponents
are closely upon them. Every word that is
uttered should be intended TO promote bar
mony. If the spirit of discord appear let it
be at once banished. Let the remembrance
of the scenes that were enacted in the
Stokes-Senter Convention be as warn
ing voice to those who wiz as
semble to-day. Let 1t be remem-
bered that the disruption of the Radical
party and its defeat in this State was the
consequence of that stormy assemblage.
Every delegate should feel that he has a
high duty TO perform, that the great object
i've point of this canvass is the defeat Of
Grant. Let each work so as best to &C.
complish that result. Let the viii Of the
people be obeyed without regard to the PER
sonal preferences of delegates or the aspir-
ations of individuals. Whatever is done
should be done orderly and peace2bly 50 as
most to contribute to the election Of Gree
ley and Brown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
NEW YORK.

SunstrOkes.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-There were sew
enteen cases of sunstroke yesterday in this
city and Brooklyn. The weather this morn
ing continues hot and sultry notWithstand-
ing the heavy rain last night.
Arrival of DE. Howard.
DR.. Howard, lately released by Spain, ar
rived here to-day on the steamship AleXan-
dria from CadiE.
Royalty Travelling I'm the United
States.
Prince Philip, of Saxony, brother of the
son-in-law to the Emperor of Brazil, ar
rived in the Java with James, his brother,
fer quiet tour of the United States.
Odd Fellows Grand Master.
The new Grand Master of the Odd Fell
lows OF the State of New York is VIM.
Lacy, well-known journalist of Albany.
Bergh Interferes.
Bergh's officers turned large number of
sick horses off the Boston express train
last night, and compelled them to use others
to draw the cars from AID to 9th street.
Murder-NOt SuDsts0ke.
Maggie Fritz, supposed to have died from
sunstroke, proves to have been murdered
by John Goory, who struck her on the head
with lager beer glass. Goory was ar
rested.
RfOtous LOngshOremen.
The grain elevators at Foy's dock, Fur
man street, Brooklyn, are protected by the
police against members of the Longshore-
mems society, some of whom threaten to
drive non-society men from work. The
latter were employed yesterday in place of
discharged society men. The police have
orders to drive away any mob which may
appear and arrest all attempting to inter-
fere with men at work.
Medal Awarded 20 a United States
Consul.
The London Times of the 10th says the
Royal Humane Society of England has just
awarded its silver medallion to Mr.. John
Dodd, United States Consul at Tamsin, in
the Island of Formoss, for heroic conduct
in saving the lives of shipwrecked sailors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
GENEVA.
A Picture OF the Court of Arbitration
a.

A Picture OF the Court of Arbitration
TO be Painted.
GENEVA, Aug. 20--M. Armand Du-
maresq the. celebrated French artist, has ar
rived in Geneva. His object in coming
here is to paint pcturecomme lucrative of
the sitting of the tribunal of arbitration.
The Final Decision Expected.
The final decision Of the court is ex-
pected in few days.
Important News for the Press Elk
pected Tomorrow.
While nothing is positively known on the
subject of the presence of Mr.. Cohen and
the exceptional length of yesterdays sitting
of the tribunal Of Arbitration are occasion
Of accredited rumor that somewhat i'm
pOrtantant news will be communicated to
the press tomorrow.
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CUBA.
Hunting Testimony in the Alabama
Claims.

Hunting Testimony in the Alabama
Claims.
HAVANA, Aug. l9.--The American
Consul, Hall, and the English Consul, Dun
lap, are busily engaged in hunting up testi-
mony regarding the Alabama CLAIMS, which
is to be submitted to the Geneva Arbitrs-
tors by telegraph. The Stonewan Jackson
case, the first captures by the Sumter, and
the first trips of the blockade-runners are
the principal cases of investigation.
Arrival of the New Governor General.
Villamil, the new Intendente Of the Island,
and Perez Riva, the new Governor arrived
here on Saturday.
It is reported thai the last Spanish steam
er brought $4,000 form the Porto Rico
Treasury,
A Disabled IrOnclads
The Spanish frigate Isabel will convey the
ironclad Aropoles from Martinique to New
York, where her screw will be repaired.
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SOUTHEAST MISSOURI.
Shot from the brush and Killed

Shot from the Brush and Kiiled
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20,-Advices from
Southeast Missouri say Marion Weeks,
Postmaster at Rece Hill, Reynolds county,
was shot and killed by an unknown party
Saturday last, while watering his horse In
Black river, the assassin being concealed in
alleged Kn-Klux case, it being asserted thai
Weeks was murdered because he had given
information to the United States ComInis.
sioner, Lewart, at trontoD, regarding Ger.
tain PERSONS implicated in the whipping OF
Rev. VIM. Callahan some weeks ago. Ne
arrests were made.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Ex-Emperor Napoleon interviewed.

E1-EmperOr NapOleOn InteFVIeWed'
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Ex-Emperor Napol
con, in an interview with a correspondent
of the London Telegraph, said he did not
consider the approaching meeting of the
Emperors of Germany, Russia and Austria,
any indication of danger to the peace of
Europe. The late Emperor keenly criti-
cised the expenditures of Their admins
tration of the Government of France.
UnpOpuIarity OF the Licensing Act.
Slight disturbances have occurred at Lei
cester, Maidstone, Exeter and several other
towns, in consequence Of the early closing
of public houses in compliance with the
provisions of the new licensing act.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
CINCINNATI.
The Negroes Explaining the Tabbs
Gross Affair.

AHc dcAEocO AApAstAAAAS eAo 1dObs
Gross Affair.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 20.-The colored
people tonight filed Shiloh Church at
meeting in behalf of free speech. Ad-
dresses were made by Peter Clarke, Thomas
Knox, and others. Knox said this COM
mittee of men, whom Tabs Gross had
wronged when he was in substitute bust
ness during the war, and this was only an
occasion for them to resent that
wrong.
They adopted resolutions unfolding the
right of free speech and disavowing on
the part of majority of colored citizens, all
sympathy with the attempts to abridge this
right; pledging themselves to assist In main
tanning free speech; regretting the effort
made by the colored people last Sunday
night to intimidate Tabbs G.. oss, and repu-
dating his statement that he comd not be
protected in Ohio.
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IRELAND.
Journeymen Bakers on a striI

Journeymen Bakers ON q Strike.
DUBLIN, Aug. 20.-The Journeymen
Bakers of Dublin, are on strike for higher
wages in consequence which large numbers
of inhabitants are deprived of bread and in
furnishing condition.
A Riot Feared.
The most entense excitement prevails
and hundreds of women are in the streets
inclined to riot and pouring imprecations
on heads of master bakers. Attacks upon
shops are feared.