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P0rGHKEEPsIE, N. ", September IL
The Dean Richmond at seven o'clock this
morning was within three miles of Albany.
The latest reports do not confirm the rumor
of a loss of life occurring when she was on
fire.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. ", September LIT
is said that the accident to the steamer
Dean Richmond was caused by careless
ness of the porter. He entered the oil room
Fl FIJI and light a lamp, and threw a
match on the floor, which caused the hre.
4be steamer was headed for Hustled Dock.
Row Hook, a canal boat laid at the dock,
on which there was man and woman,
but they received warning IN time and got
ashore The Dean Richmond ran her
guards on the canal boat, and in few
minutes later she was run aground. The
passengers were taken off by the steamer
New Champion, after which she was lowed
into deep water by the tug boats BY this
time the fire was extinguished, and she
passed up. Nobody seriously hurt, nor
any one missing.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE follow
ing was received here to-day:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, September II.
Hon. g. H. Williams, Attorney General
The marshal and myself have just re-
turned from an expedition after counter
feiters of gold coin. We captured Davis
Flynn, a notorious cOunterfeiter of forty
years standing, and nine accomplices, with
their dies, tools, galvanic battery, chemic-
ais, furnace and a quantity Of the coin.
G. WILEY WELLS,
United States Attorney.
PHILADELPHIA, September Nv. Grow
or and Lewis Harked, noted counterfeiters,
were arrested last night by detectives, in
consequence of information from the chief
secret service at Washington while in the |
act Of coming counterfeit five cent nickel |
pieces with complete apparatus. :
PITTsBURG, September E.-Delegates to |
Veteran Soldiers Convention contine to ar
rive. Much speaking
SALT LAKE, September 7.-COrrespon-
dents say Indian depredatiOns in San Pete
county are not all over yet Lobina is re-
ported as the leader of several hostile bands
that have not yet started for the reserva-
ton, and settlements continue to guard |
against raids.
Colonel Scott and party left here last
night.
P1TTsBURG, September 1.-THE soldiers
and sailors convention assembled to-day.
General j. b. SWeitzer, of Pennsylvania,
made the opening address, in which he
stated that the object of the convention was
to promote the election of President Grant.
He eulOgized Hartranft, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania,
and announced that the national committee
named General Hawley, of Connecticut, as
chairman, who was accordingly chosen.
SAN Francisco, September l7.-Grau's
at Vallejo, fell to day, carrying
the wharf and 5000 tons of wheat into the
water. Loss, $25,OOO
An infectious cattle disease has broken
out in Nevada.
MATAMoRAs, Mexico, September 1.-THE
collector Of customs for tins port has re-
ceived telegram from the general govern
ment, directing him to permit merchants
to ship goods to the interior for thirty days
longer, under the OLD tariff Of 1885, provided
they will advance $4,000 for the use
of the government, and ship the guam
tity of goods necessary to cover that amount
in duties within the aforesaid space of
time.
The proposition is not favorably received,
being regarded as a modest way OF forcing
q loan.
To-day being the anniversary of Mexican
the public offices are closed
Salutes were fired, and the houses all deco
rated
BALTIMORE, September l7.-.At the Grand
Lodge of the Odd Fellows to-day, Right !
Worthy Deputy Grand Sire G. A. Logan,
Of Kansas, was elected Most Worthy Grand
Sire, and Representative NJ. j. Durham, Of :
kentucky, Right Worthy Deputy Grand :
9 james l.. Ridgely, of Maryland, was re-
elected Right Worthy Grand Correspond y
ilg anu AhGSOlA4uS DtG46Ldl ~ cV5lu ObSEud 4
Van Zandt, Of Maryland, was re elected :
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer. The other i
,fiicers OF the Grand Lodge will be ap- :
pointed by the Most Worthy Grand Sire. 4
After the election of officers, the lodge =
proceeded with the regular routine bust !
less. Various resolutions pertaining TO dis Il
ipline, and amendments to bylaws, were q
and referred. Among the reso-
utions was one relating to the establishing
system of dues and benefit, so that sub u
rdinate lodges may not be allowed to fix
ues too low in proportion to benefits guar 8,
nteed, which was referred to committee o. o.
} be reported on at the next session. ="
CINCINNATI, September ia call was 4
sued to day for a straight-out Democratic Az
invention to meet at Columbus October 2, Il
choose two candidates for Presidential n
ectors at large. Also to select O Demo- L.
ratio State Central Committee for the en- ~ ~
ling year. 1t also suggests that the sew -
raj congressional delegations in attendance ~ ~
pom the State convention do then nomi- VI
ate candidates in their respective districts
II Presidential electors in order that q full I
nd complete ticket may at once be printed !
The National Pork Packers Convention ny
eets here tomorrow. The indications are ~
iere will be a large meeting. 4 perma- w,
mt organization will DO perfected at 2:30 ="
M. j.
Weather Report. GU
WAR DEPARTMENT. -
Office Chief Signal officer, ,
Washington, September II, 1872, 4:35 P. NJ. } TO
PROBABILITIES. sp
For New England, winds veering to -