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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
4 NEWHAVEN TRAGEDY.

ATTEMPT OF A BARKEEPER TO MURDER HIS
WIFE, CHILD, AND HIMSELF WITH A
HATCHER.
NEw-HAVEN, Sept. 6.-Philip Schenauer, age
80 a barkeeper in Charles Picketts saloon struck his
daughter ago IS months, to-day, with Ratchet dash
ing out a portion Of her brains in the presence OF his
WIFE, whom be then attacked striking her in the fore
head with the Ratchet twice, both times making fear
full wound, and finally third time, Wheh
the top Of her skull was broken in. She
also received terrible cash across the wrist from
carving knife which he used IL is thought after inlet
ing the Ratchet wounds. schenauer then went down
stairs broke in his skull in two places with the
Ratchet made a host of soalpwounds beside and then
cut wide cash across his wrist with the caryng-knfe
The unfortunate wife staggered 10 the front door after
receiving her wounds and almost fell into the arms OF
her father who feayng his eon-in-law would
miure his daughter, had como from his home
near by, and was waiting TO see what would
bappen. schenauer had brutally misused ms
wife the previous night, choking her I'll she was almost
iusepsbe and she finally made up her MIND 10 leave
MIN and was making preparation TO do so, when he,
hearing OF is, home and committed the assault
The phycian who attended Schenauer thinks ne cannot
survive The of the child is considered hopeless,
and there is but faint hope for the mother Schenduer IS
conscious and freely admits that he did the deed lie
WAS put under bonds last Winter for brutal assault
his vie.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AI.ARGE OIL FIRE.


A small tank filed with oil, in the yard OF
,,o refining works OF Lombard Ayres Co., at sixty
sxth-s and the North River, was discovered 10 De on
fire. about 1880 a. H. yesterday, and after burning iu-
ionsly for few moments it exploded with loud re-
mort The force OF the explosion was 80 great that
small building near by. used as an Office was overturned
The watchman James Bannon was bruised by the iai'
ing timbers and severely burned by the hot OIL winch
was scattered in every direction and set fire to an I'M
mense tank filed with $50 barrels of OIL The contents
of the large tank did not Immediately explode, however,
but burned slowly for several hours The hremen en-
deayOred in vain to subdue the flames and exposed
selves without hesitation TO great DANGER Az e'So
a. NJ the large tank exploded with great Violence
Fragments Of the tank which was sheathed with CORFU
gated iron were hurled into the North RIVER anu uPo
the track Of the Hudson River Railroad All OF Ine 90
men escaped injury, except Jacob Suger meulUel "
Engine No 49, who badly burned on inc lac anu ~
hands by the OIL Flames from the tank were DloNh ~
the explosion into of over loo Daffels vi ~,
which instantly ignted. In another portion ol tno
ward three tanks of oil fired at the same ~
The fremen now found It impossible 70 pun oat nne
flames and confined their efforts 10 keeping the ne
within the limits of the yard. Toward evening ,he h
was finally extinguished The loss rs estlateu " 10
5000 on the tanks and $4,000 on the oil hisuIeu
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vim Moore Morrisonvirie James AveriIi, ChemplaiD
| jonathan W. Haynes, Cadyyie; John Parkhurst, Dan

vim Moore, MorrIsonvne James AveriIi, Chemplain
jonathan W. Haynes CadyyDle; John Parkhurst, Dun
FULTON CouSrr.-Dayid j. Montoith. Broadaibini A,
Y. Croker Caroga: George letters. Ephraa Danlel
Cameron, JOhnstown; Charles w Judson, GOVer9Vlie
Mark Hull. Johnstowni Henry +. Newbury; %oyeIs-
vile; John Green, 4. q. Cleveland, Mayheldi Norman
Satterlee. Northampton; Peter Rogers ferth "oVH'
BleekmaIi, StratfOrd. 49, 80 -, W.,
MONROE COUNTY. Central Comm itee-C Chairman, WIN.
II. Briggs. Rochester, secretary NJ d. philips; ne"II
H0uek. Rush; John Gilbanks, MendOn r. u. noiiJn'
Brighton; d. Edgar Parsons. Plttiord u u 1hilus'
Perin0n; Geo. Y. Thomas Penneid Chauncey I ItP
SON. Webster; Henry Qmmby, IrondequolG H. N LssteI'
j. n Cox oliver M. Benedict, OTIS Cole, Fred. Doe.z-
man. r, A. Marsh y. NJ Crandall, Max LowenJlal' n
Lindeneld. Chauncey Nash, George Zimmerman, X, ~
winfield Rochester; Il. G. Tapcy, Carks0n Kinsey VIA
ner Chilli George Beck, Greece l. % DEAN oWe.ou,
Benjamin Hondorf, Gates; II. Kelsey, Ogdeni 5pyyhCet
Wducr. Riga Harrison Gus Hamn >. Ju,Ia t I
Wheaand; EOn Cross, Parma. Dstriet Oehudt coHt-
,iiees-Ist Distrct-trederick HanfOrd MendOn; Geo;
H. Gates, Webster; Thomas l.. Huburt ferlhton, Ilu
District-C s. Todd X. L. Kcwin T.. II. GURUS George
John d. Robinson, Wm. :. Foster, B l. Preston, IL T..
buckley Homer Gorton Louis Ferig, and A. f. BranSl,
Rochester. hid District. A. GETTY SWedenj JOHN
shoulder Whcatland w. s. Millner, Ogden. 49, >,
ONEIDA CoUHrY.-Henry hey, Chairman; william ~
Grammar Secretary; Jonathan Jones Edwin H. hlaley
Col joseph T. LOwery, samuel I. Lane h r. rheIMOVui
JoLn g. Fowler, George w. Adams, William Metcaii'
Daniel r. buckingham NJ. II. Gardiner, Joseph H.
Swami sr Utica; Hon. ID. j. Willard, Chester g. Mlch-
Paris; John ID. Meyer John sngleton, JOIN WOW W,am
colt Is. White, William Il. soriptnre, Rome MIliam
BamDer BoOnvillo; Albert steele, BridgeW1teIi Lilly noy
Hall Fabcrg; j. III. Munger, Camden; Hon = A. b11ce'
Kirkland; Nathan RiN, Dcerfcld; owen Ferry MAR
shall Gen H N Sherman, NewHartford Josiah case,
Vernon; Hon. George Williams, WmtestoWn' ~, -
PUTNAM COUNrY.-Isaac Riggs, William j. hubIs, ~
WYoMIsg CoUSTY-C W. Bailey. J. T. Cummings, j.
G. Doty j. Is. Gillet l.. D. Ludden, c. NJ Balard' Johh
Holly, NJ Drake, c. A. Collins, j. W. Pratt smlth Lyon
W. +. Thayer L. NJ. Read, Augustus bearusiey' L. l.
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GERMAN CAMPAIGN MOVEMENTS.

The Central Committee of the German he
form Clubs organized during the Reform campaign last
year held a meeting last night at the Beethoven
Mannerchor Hail. Oswald ottendorfor, tho Presi-
dent IN the chair. The Executive Commit
tee through Mr.. Glaubensklee, its Chairman
submitted q report OF Its proceedings in reference
10 measures TO be adopted to insure representation
in the appointment of Inspectors OF Election ana OF
Assistant Supervisors by the United States Courts or he
election resolution passed directing
the appointment Of Committee OF Five to confer with
silar Committees of other Municipal Reform organiZa-
tnn and INC appointment OF another committee TO re-
wise and publish memorial IN reference to municipal
reform and IA tiOnal affairs
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Music IN Central Park, at 4 y. H.
co,o,ol Roston Aldermen called upon Mayor
Hall yesterday. o,.,;
During August. 1s1,S61 persons Gncludrng
.oGte women used the pablo baths
Controller Green paid yesterday to the Ponce
Department on account Of approximation Tor ppSc
cleaning 100000 and 10 the Depat6nnaen' VI ~
PaTks for uses Of that Department, $200oo
United States Shipping Commissioner Duh-
can arrested Yesterday Martin Churchill, Geo. kuppeh'
and Tbos Andersen, charged with violating INC NV
shippnc law by endcayOring 10 induce sauoLs W ac
,ha3 sbus without permission and seeTete tehsVlNSS
in sailors boardiughouses. COMMISSIONER Ospoi" "0N
them IN 81 900 bail each
Cbirrin,, Commissioner Duncan having long
nsnccted that runners boarded vessels before ther
r,vsl AZ tbe wharves hired two tugs, yesterday ana
rocceded 10 the lower bay. Arrived there he fonn9
mat his suspcons were in measure true anu
tho ,ers o the new shipping act any runner arrested
for thus onense liable TO receive heavy penalty
Charles II. Nesbtt. age 80, an Enghshman,
,,as fouDd dead IN bed at No lO2 West Thrteenthst.
Yesterday morning A bottle which had contained
morphine was standing upon table. lie was very I-
temperate and his wife had left hm on that account
three weeks ago ho was rom IN
SHIN in consequence of iuebrety, ana ne IL SUPPOSE
have committed suicide while suffering from the enec u
liquor.
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE asceraned,
yesterday that there was no truth IN the statement 'n'
Father Burke Is at the point OF death The simple acs
arc that on AUG % he was Frustrated by severe but
not fatal attack induced by the climate OF TINS county,
which, be states. has been very trying 10 ns uclo@ 1
health lie has almost entirely recovered however andI
Yesterday, was abC 10 take a carnage rue ho wiz
deliver a lecture in Elizabeth, y. j. on sept IL
A stated meeting of the Board OF Managers
az the American Bible Society was held at the
H,nle House Astor-place, Thursday. Frederick o.
Winston Wee President, in the chair -Four new aux
ires were recognized, Of which two are IN North caro-
linz and one in each of the states OF Iowa and Michigan
F.nr. GERMANY Egypt and other continental places
riy,ng an account OF religious operations IN th9s'
,,uarter, Interesting reports OF te WORK OF lhS 30
.ety were made giving in detail the various al *
grants OF books to Evangelical boards IN tue havana
npd sandwich islands well az 10 American bhSsion"iS
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

COLORED CITIZENS ASK A SPEECH FROM
SENATOR SUMNER.
TO the Rdftor OF The TrtbHne.
SIR: | inclose letter to Chas. Sumner an
copy of which has been forwarded to his ad
dress-Boson Mass His absence will prevent an early
reply. Please give this document a place in your
columns. W. U. sAuhDERs'
Baltimore, Sept. 3, 1872
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 81, 1872.
Senator CHAs. SUMNER.
DEAR SIR: As portion Of the coored citizens Of Mary
land feeling the profound gratitude efforts
and sacrcesfor the elevation and acknowledgements OF
our race In the past and desiring to manifest our appre
citation OF your lifelong devotion TO the principles OF
equal and exact Justice the liberty to request that
youlconsent address eowcitzens, In this city al
an carly day. Oh the issues now before the American
people. We have tho honor 10 be Senator very truly
your friends
Andrew j. Kelly, Samuel Sampson,
Cornelius A. Thomas, Henry Jones,
Charles Inward James Hammond,
Geo. II. SlldODs, Geo Foreman
Edward Mason, Samuel Murphy,
Abraham b. Trusty, Joseph Boone,
Henry wilson. Isaac Jones,
Henry Williams Jeremiah Harden,
Charles T. Londen, Ihos. shorter,
Vim. III. Smith, JnO. bTadIoru'
Jno. Warfeld Walter souel, sr.,
Isaac Steward. Joseph Cole
Thos soreli. Alfred 8. Chambers,
Henry R1ynor ?. W.. Cnahe,
Jas Scott Philip Williams,
Josiah Is. Dean. Joseph Cole, ST.,
JDo. +. Brown, Peter Penlns,
JnO. VI. Davis, Jno. Is. Kelly,
William Ebb Joseph Greene,
&. ID. Ockpmy Joseph Shipey,
Vim. j. Thomas, w. u. Saunders,
Robert Jackson, Hamilton caution.
John Call,
COMMITTEE.
Chas Howard, Henry Jones.
Cornelius A. Thomas, jas Hammond,
Geo. H. siddOns, y. w. Chasr,
Abraham Is. TTusty, waiter sOrreIt
Henry Raynor, JhOs. SOrrtll,
Alfred >. Chambers, W. u. Saunders.
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INSURANCE ON THE REED HOUSE AT ERIE

ERIE, Pa, Sept. G.-The insurance compa-
MES which suffer losses by the destruction Of the Reed
House by fire on the night Of Sept are as follows:
Ifrerpoo London and Globe 900; Home, NegYort 1000
ROYAL Liverpool $lOO0 Imperial London, @lOOOi The Hartford,
British and Mercantile $1,000; Lycoung Nun
Gle Penn 800. Queen, Liverpool $1,000 Ktna Hartford 5000
PhpniI Hartford s65 Commerce, ALBANY, S5sO Commercial
Union London 5000; Springfield Mass. $1,000 New
York s5O0O Hanover NewYork, s5O National Hartford 50 500
Niagara 50 Pennsylvania Fire Philadelphia $500 North Amer
lea Phla 80 OOOi American Pha s250i Wihsmspor Penn
New Rochelle Newfork $500 National Ban
sor SO International HcwYork $3.50; Union Bangor 80 COO
Home Columbus o. $1,000 Eastern Bangor, F2g Wyoming.
Wf.sbsrre OOn; Franklin PhA 81 000 Ee County Mutual
Erie $1,000; Connecticut Hartford, S8UO Famers iort Penn
81 700 Central Atora, Penn. SlOOOi Alps Ere Penn 900
Aggregate VI losses $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
THE INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

The Board of Police debated, Thursday, the
request made by John Foley, Chairman OF the EIecu-
tive Committee OF the Reform Association, that Inspec
tors Of Election be selected partly from the members OF
the Association aud afterwsrd passed the following
resolution:
Rsof n the Chief Of the Bureau ~ Elections be aud hereby
Instructed 60 inform the Executive Committee Of the Reform Aoca
that Police
Of Election person whose may be furnished BY Aoca
ton Organization The Board will the quail.
teAons Of whose be submitted them aud
nter The
to enable the BoiFd 10 make such Examination.
The following resolution was also passed
RaOlrtd That the Chief Bureau Of Election. be directed TO
an examination 10 BE- made by the captains the pre-
enes 10 the general character aud the husss, employment
whose have been may he Submitted until oerWe
appointment
that report such To the Bosr Al the r.fl
The Commissioners claim that they viii be guided en-
tircy by good character and fitness In their appoint
nens and while they do not recognize the night Of any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

A meeting of the Executive Committee of
the National Reform Democracy was held on Thursday
at Masonic Hall, in East Thirteenth'st jacob Cohen
presided The following were reported by a committee
appointed by the Chairman:
R,solred That join the National Democr'cr povdng ai the
word Reform" be Inserted and that joint commit r, issue an ~
public large to that effect ta lie olels ma az one BOZ
organization, and thus eject thai great le M re-
form the confidence Of the people o Tie great C q "
lOrk. -,--,t-- l.. -.
Rsolred That Committee Of three from each Organization be ip'
hetfecn the two
Cs5ff this Co-ee that TIC Hon john McCoo
he he democratic candidate MAYOR Of this city, Tie record Of bis
public Register Of ts city Doint 10 LIN as
sniuery fitted On tie NayoraT believe inst
hailed acclsntt0n by citizen Go
honest and capable Accumulation Oh cur Ma1eu au
This report was signed by Jacob Cohen, Chairman;
John A. Davenport and Henry American, Secretaries;
Can't d. L. Sullivan, James Bell Jacob Roseneld, Jo-
seph wronker, S. Cope Charles Cowen John T. o'Rley,
and lanes Dickson, Committee. The Committee thea
visited the headquarters Of the National Democracy at
No SO UniOn-square, and acquainted Commlee OF tit
body with the result Of their deliberations Inc feso-
tious were referred 10 a committee Of three who Will
report at the regular meeting OF the Executive Commit
Tee OF the National Democracy, TO ne ned TINS oven
ing.
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sE1zIrRE OLE THE PIONEER.

Newport correspondence states that the
Cuban privaeer Pioneer has been declared forfeited TO
the United states Government and the warrant of sale
ordered returnabe on the 10th Of the present month
She will be sold at auction and it is rumored that Lieut.
Chauveau one Of her officers and part owner, will bid it
in j. D. Townsend Of this city has been engaged
counsel in this case by the agents Of the Republic OF
Cuba and action will be taken against the seizure
of the Pioneer by the United States authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
HOW THE HARTRANFT-GRANT PEOPLE INVESTED
IN LOUISVILLE.

To me Edtt0r OF The IftOuHe'
SIR: On Sunday last two young gentlemen,
both Grant Republicans, Fletcher Conrad, No. llO7
Chestnutst Of this city, and the other Churchman OF
Wilmington, Delaware, were going TO the straight 1"
Convention at Louisville. Conrad had free ticket,
which given him by swipes, or siDes or Grpes,
who is the Great Panjandrum OF the straight
I'm Philadelphia; and Churchrnan had ticket OF the
same sort that furnished to him by Mackay. the Re
publican State Treasurer OF Pennsylvania, and the pa
OF Hartranft Kembe a. Co. How much OF the funds OF
the state used TO promote the Duncan movement
am sure don't know; but at any rate some OF them
were devoted 10 the transportation Of Republican dele
gates" the Louisville Democratic Convention
Philadelphia, Sept 8, 1872 s. c. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
POLICE SUPERVISION OF STREET CLEANING.
The Board of Police met, yesterday, ant

esolped That Superintendent Of Police be directed 70 Instruct
of the several precincts make twice daily SUNDAYS Ieepe
IN. and personal e1aHllV ~
In which the aud gsrbsrg removed also whether
the thorough manner and Wheh te
there is other omission or n'B'
Of dnv dsy renewing the and 70 make special report
ts o 10 the Commissioners through the Superintendent
R1gora That Superintendent require the captains o. ue
np no cause paromSn post during the hoors OF M
~ "a renort In writing the streets swept on TIER
several ps the hour number Of weepers employed au 10 report
Information 10 the through the Superintendent and
also any neglect 70 their knowledge On Tue p Oh
with the business OF street cleaning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
NEED OF A JOINT DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
CnNIMITTEE

COMMITTEE.
TO the Bdttor Of The tribune.
SIR: Permit me to suggest that, for the pur-
poses Of this campaign, there may be much accom-
plished by a consolidation OF the Democratic aud LIB
eral Executive Committees as Greeley and Brown
Campaign Committee, with, however. separate head
quarters 40 not 10 suggest the dissolution OF
either the Liberal or Democratic Executive Committees
Let their organizations remain intact; but the more
ganzatons have the we can accomplish, since
VIC have TO grappe with an enemy who can employ
millions of dollars against and need all the strength
which is 10 be obtained from thorough organization.
Nco- York, Sept. 6. 1872 D.
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THE DISTURBANCES IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 6.-The Governor has sent
MaiorGen Upham of the militia and 10 Of his guards to
Pope County to-day. They were met at the end OF the
railroad by Sheriff DOdson. with three companies Of
militia Trouble Of the ravest character apprehended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
THE STATE CANVASS,

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEES
'rnc following additional County Committees
have been appointed by, the Liberal Republicans;
CAYUGA CoUSrY.-Charcs T.. Cootes, Chairman, Au'
burn; John H. Hurd Corresponding Secretary, Auburn
Norman Parker. Recording Secretary Auburn DR. l..
Briggs, Treasurer, Auburn. Ereetce Commuss-Chatles
l.. COotcs, A. w. shurtlcf Brutus; j. NJ. Hurd ID. \.
Kelley. Ira; Norman Parker q. III. Glover, hofaNia;
Philip Boyne, H. o. Hutchinson Cayuga, 49,
CLIkIos CoukTI.--Johp III. sanborn. PiaitsDuR. H.
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B,,eroorf Rouse-H Stafford Northcote son , Un Gil
s,.sa Eotheoe Of Gland and Capt Nen Of tne D h Yo,pg
~ ~, Hon Jndson Of Syracuse Sehn W
~ nah charles sheriff. o. web5gou SsoIg ,. ana Aaermen
=, 500 ~ Kew.Jeney COl r. Plumb o llmois ny '.
100 cn,s Ssvvari Tower and Poland Of boston
Ho,-eerator Conkung Of Utica Gee b. Mc me , bs
Treasary Department. W X toyl, bsul,I, Wv
IN W Birl Of Boston, and The Rev Ut S Usnry al
Iyo.a. Honss-Gen Nane % Pennyvsuis and " III
ane.ro6s ~ MefropoliGn HOkl-Ihe hon l., In
D,ssc Thomas " Conway Of y o. ~ P.sess de
- 500 Wsshpgtou Ioeret HOpse-Baron ana
p.artsle 81 james yoteiIhe Rev bdN arc ~ ~
-. g.lR n Smarev Of Vermont AMI Purse Sm, Ae VI
.s. R.,-.i flSmar RoDl-The Rev g. H. NAhh' Troy
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COMMENTS ON THE LIBERAL STATE TICKET.


The headquarters of the Liberal Republicans
Mt the Glenham Hotel, visited by considerable
number Of people yesterday. few called for the
transaction OF business, but tho majority 70 exchange
concentrations over the nomination at Syracuse 1t
was evident from the expression OF visitors that
Mr. Herman has a strong hold on tho popular
affection Many expressed regret that Mr.. Church
aid not lead the ticket expectation having
been conferred upon him as the leader Of the
Reform movement in this State but he could not ac-
cept it was unmstakable that the nomination of Mr..
Herman met with the appreciation Of those interested in
the cause Among those who registered their names
were Col L. A. Hardee, Florida tho Hon. +. W. Bird,
Massachusetts,; E. E. Dyke, Tallahassee, Fla; F. j.
Wheaton Jacksonville Fla; Jerome Preston, James
town. N Y: II. VI. Pierce, White Plains, ". Y. DR..
Buckwith Connecticut; ]. II. WinterbOtham Indiana.
The visitors at the Liberal State Committees head
quarters were: b. b. Bunker, Brcksburg n. j.; John
W. Higgins, Hillsdale, n Y; W. E. Thorp Oregon, ILL.,;
william Fitzgerald, Warwick n Y; Judge l.. A. Eddy,
North Brookfeld Mass j. Hester Jones' Norristown,
Penn; George d. ThuxtoD, Richmond, Va; E. B. Tay-
lor Richmond, Va; Amon I. Ney, Homer, " Y; ThOs.
W. Conway New Orleans, La; George Douglass, Easton.
Penn; James McGbbon, Glenham, n. Y.
At the Democratic headquarters congratulations were
exchanged upon the nominations. and the ticket was
considered by all who called unusually strong. \
salute OF 100 guns fired yesterday in the City Hall
Park in honor Of the nominees Of the Syracuse Conyen
ton.
Few persons called the headquarters OF the Grant
Republican National Executive Committee yesterday,
the Vermont election having ceased TO be matter Of
cOngratuatiOn Some excitement was manifested In re-
gard 70 the connection OF Henry Wilson and Others with
the Credit MODilief OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
Among the visitors at headquarters were j. Young,
North Carolina the Hon. Norris Winslow, WatertOwn,
n Y; L. Cass Carpenter, Columbia, s. c.. A. ID: Wait,
Washington County, n. Y; DR.. T. A Emmons, Chicago
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r. Fekert n Groye-st Milwaukee butcher,
split open with yesterday The cEens were AOo1'
lynch him. Wht the police nteeied and arrested the AaI
&C f. Dherbacher Circuit Clerk of Cass
and Edward Mtt quareed the FAR grounds AZ VIZ
ua H. Thursday afternoon. Unlisted knocke Drrrhaeher down
pistol and shot bis assaant IN the ABDOMEN
innetng wound. Diferhsohef surrendered himself
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A MURDERER,s ADVICE.

BUFFALO, Sept. 6.-Patrick Morissey was
hanged to-day for the murder Of his mother in June
last On the scafold no read, in clear, firm tone a
brief address, admitting his crime, hut declaring he had
no knowledge what he did and warning those present
10 beware Of intoxicating drinks AM snun evil assO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

A dispatch from Bennington, Vt. says: "This
bennington County complete. gives Converse, Renomi
natonist 936 majority. against 800 Republican majority
IN 1870. The suaehto Oar Democrats voted for Con
verse"
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PouGHKEEPsIE.-TwO more horses were
,toen Oh Thursday night. Hudson and the other
here. third one was captured at Newark, n. j. It
wac IN the possession Of Alderman Malone of the Sew
snth that city, and found by Ofcer Shields
of this n.y. MI Malone says that he purchased the ami
ma from Mahar bOTse-thief now in Jail IN this city,
Horse-stealng - continued in every Hudson River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

A. p,r M Hoses-Mr A. Aiken appeared on the same
night at the ST. James Theater' III P'"' '
W,tcbos of Now York"
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SPIRIrUALIsM.-C.H II. FOSTER, TEST Medium"
will give seances 10 East Twelnb-t
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FALL STYLES of GENTS HATS Now Ready.
r. EKsRSwEIS Manufacturer li3 Nassaus. near Spruce NY
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