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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
rFIEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

The PHILADELPHIA Morning Post ceased publica-
t0n yesteHAy %, -,
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Ohio assembled
AZ Columbus, Yesterday.
The first killing frost Of the season at Nashville
oaed yesterday the mercury At The freezing poaL
One hundred vessels have arrived at Halifax
S. since sunday No casualties By tie late storm have been 10
pertod. . :, -, ,,t..., T.,
change Of St Of SlOOO tsehJeH
boads the construction OF new buAhng
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Chassellette, WIDOWS
Of the engineer fireman who killed the be uAy s
negligence dispatcher telegspng hs'e e-o "sod
over u Ooo damages against the Ehe Railway
.Erland s. Parker was arraigned yesterday at
Rpso m he COur OF rerpeT for tae marue hare
paws June is pleaded guilty Of murder he second dees aa
Vas ntencei by Judge mpHneLs Tor he lhe peaef
Is ~ years old . =,
President Grant has made the following apsS
oolnmen o Comuissonens Philadelphia 70 celebrate We ia
a. ndepeudeuee George D. bonf if a
ssn ~ p,e OF Wiley EdmuEds resignedi Patnsk a. a
Nsosna yee Heay l. Warren, resgnedi john Mcneil anu ~
HAYS for Mis<9un
"A circular which has the appearsn1Scc conna on
hem pt om The Omoe Of the United States I
some newspapers New York claiming 5s' ie~sos@ The sS~sr
onsnce OF ths international Exhibition o. so S.
SI metropolis Of sbs county said ey Pref s.s sssSss %
soner to be practically forgerf 20 seea saes~ ""e
authorised bJ the CeaisnRiL SstzaAis<S~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A nrAMoNn srEAIER,s coNFEssIoY.

MEMPHIS, Oct 15.-Since the confession of
James Kenny, noted thief serving term in the
Tennessee Penitentiary Of his connection with billy
FORESTER and others in the schooer diamond robbery
NJ New-Orleans in 1871 Mr. schooler has como here
After consulting with Chief OF Police Athey, he with
that officer proceeded 10 Nashville and obtaining an
interyiew with Kenny, prevailed upon him To make
f confession which TO the effect that the robbery
was Manned by Forester, Frank Dayne, alias DagO
Frank now in a in Jersey City, and Dave Cummings,
and that in order to draw the police from the scene or
the robbery they hired men 70 set steamboats, at the
landing on re, by which trick the steamers IhOmps0n
Dean Magenta, and four others were consumed.
During the fire the robbery was effected, slO0OOO
worth OF diamonds being obtained. Afier remaining
0uet awhile the spOils divided, and he ana FOR,
ester came TO this city where portion were sold, ana
the remainder sent East large stone being sold 70
Angelo Move who trial here for robbing the
safe OF the Chief OF Police. Returning 10 memphis, Mt.
schooler and the Chief found Angeles pin put up as
baII Mr. schooer at once recognized the stone, ana
soon after several others were found ana identneu'
never having been removed from their original setting
In conversation with Mr.. Athoy, Kenney sald ne was
certain that Forester murdered Nathan, Dut no Vho
knew all about Il but FOrrester's wife, now IN MemPS'
and she was too NY to give Billy away"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
liberal CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The Hon. D. C. Calvin Of this city addressed
large Liberal mass meeting at Lockport n " sat
urddy evening.
A Greeley and Brown meeting was held at
Military Corners, near Watortown, N " on Saturday.
attended 10y cItizcus OF the surrounding towns. The
StdrbuCK.
The supporters Of Greeley and Brown met in
large numbers no Shawnee on Saturday afternoon and
raised a fine facpoe, after which Dr. f. W. CAN'T and
Morrison W. Evans of LockpOrt addressed tine crowd.
Another mCctug held i'm the evening .cc.cs be-
ing made hy The Hon. Burt Van Horn and G.n Iarwcl.
The Hon. A. b. COrwin of New-Rochelle
delivered an able speech recently before the Mama
roneck o. " Greeley and Brown Club discussing the
fitness OF the two candidates Tor the Presidency and
reviewing tnc issues of tie campaign. Ha was ID lowed
10y W. H. IT. Ely OF Mount Vernon, J. W TwouOly, and
,J. p tlumtYrI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
rur AUTHORIZATION pMLs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--Gcn. Garfield having
done his part toward tho campaign in Pennsylvania ana
Ohio viii return here tomorrow to attend 10 MS auue'
a Chairman OF the House Committee on Appropriations
meeting OF portion OF the Committee VIII soon oe
held for the purpose OF considering the various us lOr
tbe next session. Estimates are being made ~ e sew
er9l departments and the Committee expect tat All mo
.lSriratton NILS viii have been thoroughly Consd-
erd by them by the last Of November ready 10 De pre-
senfed to tho House on the hrst day OF the As
H nroposed 10 attend 10 the business OF the country
rst aud not leave the indispensable Work 20 DC ruSnea
through in a crude II not usHonCs' way u"'"t ' '"''
a. Of session.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.



COMMUNISTS IN POSSESSION or OBsINI BowBs-s
EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF PRINCE EAPOLEON-
ELECTION AGITATION.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. IS. 1874
A special dispatch from Paris to The Lon
don Telcqraph Gays; President Theirs yesterday said
he had received information that the released Com.
muuists now 10 Paris. had In their possession 2'0s
bombs similar to those used By orsin and his eomp'
trots when they attempted TO assassnate exLnp"iof
Napoleon in 1853. ~. .. &C.,
NJ. Rouher has made an appeal to thc Per-
Danont Comuisson OF TIE Assembly IN behalf Of Prince
Napoleon. The Prince proposes 70 prosecute ITO
Minister Of tie Interior tor cxpe.ing lin r''A
France without authority Of law. Iae Prince aud Pm
cess have left Geneva Tor Milan.
The German army OF occupation has begun to cvarn-
ate the Department of the Upper Iarne.
An election having been ordered in the DEPARTMENT OF
Gionde 10 l a vacant scat in the Assembly, Che Re
puslicans held convention after the American model
an( nominated NJ CaCuc their candidate. inc Con-
serratiyes had already placed H. de Forcade AfoqSote
In tie field.
NJ oa,Setta expected &c yisit Ntutc7 rnd bordeaux
in a few days, where he viii address tic peopc 80
plauation OF his GrenObc speech.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ANOTHER RAILWAY COLLISION AT PATTERSON.

Yesterday, at about 2.3O p. M, Lake View
bore car containing Is or 20 persons was run into by an
Ero Railway gravel train at the Marketst crossing IN
Paterson n j. Tho car was badly smashed aud all tho
windows we're broken, hut fortunately only two OF the
passengers wero injured. g. NJ Freeman Of East Orange
who was standing the front platform OF tho street
car thrown under the horses feet and sustained
fracture OF the rl-ht arm. Mrs. Montmert Of No. 3l5
West sustained slight injuries about the
head No one else injured. The driver OF the horse
car asserts that The Gagman OF the crossing gave Lin
the customary signal to drive across.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
the TAMMANY COUNTY CONVENTION

The Committee OF Twenty-one of the tam-
many County Convention conference last even
ing TO decide on the names Of candidates for Coroner
and Aldermen, for presentation TO the Convention To-
day at D. m. The session secret one It's under-
stood that the Committee has decided 10 recommend the
nomination Of Henry Woltman for Coroner. The names
OF those who viii he recommended for Aldermen tl5
Commitfce declines TO make public. The question q
the extent c the representation to be ACCORDED 10 m
Liberal Republicans on the Aldermanle ucket mas HO
vet been .ided but will probably be settled ns morn
ing There tO be- doubt that the remainder OF
the county ticket Will be nominated to-daI.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE PROSPECT IN OHIO.

SIR The battle has been fought ana we
are stl hopeful. To the apathy Of the Democrats VIC
must charge defeat In county we are conndeh
that polle1 Liberal vote Of AGO. whSnot less than
900 Democrats sullenly refrained from voting In hl
State you must ascrbe all honor to Gen BrlnEetlon
and MS eyer-aithful Committee. Tney supplied every
county with prominent Liberal Republican speaker
while the Democratic Committee were lefs Whtehli W.
I'm this County OF Butler not prominent Democratic
speaker posted. The strongest appcas Ior
Pendleton, Thurman aud others were made pui WIZ
out avail. III the Democracy will yet put out their bst
speakers IN the strongest Democratic couhlles' M
Greeley yet carry this State. Yours. NJ c. IL
HaiHii0Ii, ohio, oct. II, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

cuti Give us those States and win give you lnnlana
and perhaps Wisconsin, and Greeley will be elooV 81;
Have no fears for Missouri Nothing can turn her ou'
OF line.
Our people overlooked the Southern element IN lhe
coming election when they placed their hopes on feh
Eylvania alone. We have been 80 long accustomed 20
consider the Northern States only when making our
estimates OF electoral strength that II is not strange
that the large vote south of the Ohio Is not muc con
stered. Stir people up I'm the East and all WIZ DC
Iightl Yours, j. ). f.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
SPAIN

TIE NsURRUCTI0S At FEGroL-hCuaN or
GOVEEEIaNT TROOPS.
MtDED. Tue ay, oc. n if'7
The Captain-Goneral Of Galicia entered Fer
rol Sunday night with redv of Government tool$
lie now holds tue town, awaiting the arnFa. d" Hei-
forceueuts ,rom sautaadcr and Gj'n and ",i no -
creased force expects to crush tie ir,lrrci.oa without
the shedding Of blood.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
TIE HOLY sEE.

ADDITIONS TO THE INDEX MISUNDERSTANDING
POPE TO REMAIN AT ROME.
ROM. Tuesday. Oei. 70, is72.
Twenty-one new books have been placed on
the InGcr EzpWgQlOrHs The German bsAopa nave
nrotested 10 the Ppe AGAINST molestaton hy the Prus
siaE Government.
PARIS. Tuesday. Oct IS, 1877.
Cardinal Bonnechose who has just returned
from visit 20 tie Holy Sec assures President TAeFs
that the POpe viii remain IN Rome,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A CLOTHING CUTTERS STRIKE AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ia large nuiiiooA VI i0"u-
ing clothing houses here, having issued circular reqr
ing cutters their employment TO "iIhura" iron inc
ordar ~ the Sons OF Adam the head organization Of
which "a in NewYork city, and pedgng themselves TO
disobarge all who refused 10 withdraw from member
shin. the cutters yesterday afternoon held meeting
ana refused 10 comply with the demand OF
fhe emnlovers All the cutters have Withdrawn from
the shops in which they were engaged. communica-
lion from the Sons OF Adam OF Philadelphia was received
approving the action VI the Baltimore association and
promising aid.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Tammany and Liberal Republican AS
sembly Conventions were held, last evening IN the
several districts throughout the city. In most cases the
conventions adjourned after appointing conference com
mlttees The following table gives the result:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
TIE Arkansas TROUBLES.
TUE CITIZENS OF OsCEOLA STILL IN A STATE 0
ALARM.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. ia feverish state
Of excitement stil exists in Osceoa. Ark and many OF
the citz GceuGvith Their families in anticipation
Of another attack the negroes. No further blood
shed is reported. Tho whites Of the village are still
under arms, and ali the approaches are guarded.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CpFAp BPITAIV.

MEETING OF INTERNATIONALLY.
LcHUoN. Tuesday. O.- 70, ls72
A great meeting OF lnternati0naiis-s i3 20
be held in Hyde Park on the 30.h VI SOycmD.r
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
MINOR POLITICAL EVENTS.

SENATOR MORRILL, or VERMONT REFLECTED.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 15.--The Legislature this
evening reelected the Hon. j. g. Morrill, to the United
States Senate for six years from the h Of March next
by vote Of oil to Il. The Democrats voted FOR Waldo
Rfnobarn NJ TTvde parly
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Prince Albert Tor Albrecht), whose death -
announced in the foregoing dpatcb,iwas born on tho
tth Of October 1sC9 on the Ilh Of september lso'
bo married the Princess Marianne daughter o the lato
william J. King OK the Netherlands. By her he bad tVo
sons one Of whom gained some distinction ~ tho cams
paign in Austria and France commander OF tho rus
sian dragons In 1870, Prince Albert was divorced
from his wife, b the decree failed 20 receive the royal
sanction until four years had elapsed lie formed an
attachment to one OF his we's maids OF lohoi' fia't
Won Pouoh and on the 18Th Of June, 1885, about week
after the roya consent 20 the divorce from s hrs WHO
had been obtained, he contracted moreanatic mar-
riare with this maid Of honor, who was gwen tho uuo
OF Countess Of Hohenau. Prince Albert was General
Of Cavalry the Prussan army, and, at the time OF 1l'
meeting Of Emperors which took place few weeks ago
nc Berlin he was made Flcld Marshal by the Emperor
OF Russia day or two aitcrward be was srIcA WIZ
paralysis, whicn has now caused lis death.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

The Liberal Republican and Democratic
Conventions OF Rocand County, N. w. met at New City
on Saturday the 18th iust and made the following nom
nations: For Member Of Assembly, Commodore VIM.
Voorlis Of Nyack; DlstrctAttoney, Reuben T. Fenton
OF Spring Valley; School Commissioner, Spencer Wood Of
New City Superintendent OF the Poor, Jesse COnin or
RamapO; County Treasurer, John B. Carney OF 2map0;
Justices of Sessions. Harvey G. Smith and Frederick j.
Miles; C0rOners, j. j. stephens OF Tappan and Dr.
spencer S. sbOat OF HaverstrJw.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONs.

BUTTALo Oct. 15-The Grant Republican,
Convention Of the Isl Assembly District nominated John
O'Brcn by acclamauOn to-day
FONDA, Oct 15.-The Democrats and Liberals OF this
district to-day nominated william II. Davis Of Paatine
for the Asscmhlv.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
HOW GREELEY CAN BE ELECTED.
TO the Editor OF the Irt0Wne.

Smt Why are you people of the East
allowing yourselves to become 80 demoraized over the
Pennsylvania eiectonf telegram in one Of our morn
ing papers informs that the rooms OF the Liberal Re-
publican Committee ia Washington have been closed
and chat Committee will do more workf Is this
the way they give up a fight that is half won The
Georgia election is worth 10 us than the Pennsy
yana fraudulent election TO the GRANTEES. Now s tho
time TO work and do our best Can't you people In the
East take care Of EewYoTk, New-Jersey and Connect
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
BRIBING LEGISLATORS.
THE CASE OF FRANCIS C. BARLOW.

THE LEGAL PUNISHMENT FOR THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL AND FOR THE sPEAKER-ELUCI-
DATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
NEW LIBERAL STRENGTH.

The Liberals are certainly beginning to re-
vye from Pennsylvania just they dd after the III st
effects OF tho Maine purchase Of OF. They
show pluck and ytality-the consciousness of good
oped Perhaps the Quaker vote" will bring Greeley
Ill rghI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
GERMANY.

DEATH OF A BROTHER OF TIE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, Tuesday. Oct Is, ls12
Prince Frederick Henry Albert, the brother
Of the Emperor William, died today.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

COMMUNISTS IN POSSESSION or ORsINI BOwBs-s
EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF PRINCE NAPoLEoN-
Election AGITATION.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Major

The Undersigned Judges election, signed no such rtuloI p
ard I'm tf g uat he Governor as ooH4 me
having signed the .o,
HaTtrlut
4iJ''
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
DAaAas'N Hsffs
MIGHTY,

fT.s ss.ss o.
vii obhge The friends % inc
p5fn srd ami return election Judges alter tie re-
----i-+.-ifs roar. JObE PElTsER,
SpeeIlnJ SO4l'' Judge Of First Division.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03
OBITUARY.

THEoPHLUs STMsoN was born in Gray, Maine
being IN his ssventy-seventh year He was mar
ried April goth, 1885, to Mary Lawrence, who
stin survives him. They had nine children. of
whom six are living. 1t was matter of pride
and joy to Mr.. S, that he spared and permit
ted to raise so many children and see them well
and happily established in life. His intercourse
with them was only in love and comfort.
He spent most of his life in active business in
the town of his nativity. Here he exerted wide
influence, and was often put into places of honor
and trust Twice he represented his district in
the Legislature. In 1865 he moved to Ohio and
settled in W ashin gton, Fayette county, where he
made his home till his death. In disposition, he
was mild, kind, OBJ ligipg,an forgiving. He bore
i-Fill toward none. In his family, father and
husband, his affection and consideration were very
| marked.
In faith, he was Christian-a firm believer in
the Christian religion. He was UniversalIst
of the Restoration School, - believing that
where in the future all would be brought to re-
| pentance and faith in Christ. While this was SO,
he did not put Of till future state personal re-
lgion but by faith in Christ he made his 'Fcall-
| ing and election sure" The Bible was his chief
study-his delight, He was eminently man OF
| prayer, and taking great pleasure in uniting at
| throne of Grace with any fellow Christian.
For two years past, he afflicted with pain
full disease but bore his suferings with Christian
fortitude. His end was peace. as it is written -
| Thou wilt keep him i'll perfect peace, whose
mind is staid on Thee" G. Z.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03
Nohn ". sehn.

We publish on our first page to-day, an
article giving the facts in relation to Mr..
John w. Sohn's connection with the Butler
County Treasurer's violation of law, and his
defalcation as Treasurer of Butler county
&C., &c. Every reader should read this
expose; it is a fair one-one that has not
been denied. Mr.. Sohn's friends apologize
for him on the score, as they, say, that he
knew nothing of the arrangement between
the County Treasurer and Sohn's Bank.
Well, if this humiliating acknowledgement
is true, it only proves that he was an in
competent Director of the Bank, and is
wholly incompetent to discharge the duties
Of Congressman for the Sd or any other
Congressional District. But Mr.. Sohn un-
dOubtedly did know what the Bank was
doing, and was willing to make all the
money he could out of the peoples money
and conceal the swindle of the Treasurer
until the thing became too hot to be held
longer, when the fame burst forth, and
the county lost 100000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03

We spent nearly all of last week at the
Cincinnati Exposition. Compared with
last years exhibition, we think it is at least
One-third larger, and in many respects,
much better. The various halls were large
and well filed witRthe articles for which
they were designed. We were there on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, and every day the crowd was i'm
mense. There was a vast amount of ma
chinerY in Power Hall This was most
interesting feature in the great exhibition.
Art hall was far ahead of what it was last
year. This was a new fre-proof building,
on Washington Park, accessible from the
main halls by an arched bridge over Elm
street. The bridge and the hall have to be
removed when the exhibition is concluded,
which will be on Saturday of this week.
There has been perfect jam of people
in the city ever since the opening of the
exhibition halls, and when it closes there
will be quite in Cincinnati.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03
new york Live stock MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 30, 1872.
CATTLE-The total receipts were $500
head for the week. making an average of
TO- 100 head for three weeks in September.
These are the largest markets ever known.
The market is dull, and stock not all
selling, good many Texans sold at 7@
SIC; thin Western at 9@10c.; fair at 11@
111ac.; good to prime at 12@13c., and not
plenty; few extras at 1879 @14c., but
very scarce; fat cattle are in demand.
SHEEP-The total receipts. were 27,7OO
head, and IL, 800 head to-day. The market
was slow, and lambs lower, or Sc. for the
best. 8
HoGs.-The receipts to-day were 100
cars, making AZ, 800 head for the week, and
an average of 4O,59O head for the month
The only sale of live was 1 car, averaging
23O lbs Ohio at $5 A. Dressed are firm
er at 656c. for heavy, 90 @7c. for medium
and 714c. for pigs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03

Tell your neighbors that these eminent
Republican public speakers will address
the people in this place on Saturday next.
Harness up your teams and take your wag-
Ons, carriages and 4buggies, and come in on
Saturday afternoon. and hear these gentle
men. Bring your families, your neighbOrs
and everybody in to hear the truth. These
speakers are among the best in the West
and it will pay to hear them. Come il
everybody.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-03
ITEMS

81 - ~ HrE
Don't go from home and leave some
body else to do all the voting.
M B. Wright will sell at Auction at
Jacksonville, a quantity of valuable stock
ON the Gath inst.
Don't fail to come and hear Governor
Noyes and Senator Sherman speak at this
place on Saturday afternoon next.
- Col. Garis' team ran off last Sunday
and tore up a new buggy and slightly in
jured the occupants, Col. G.'s son and a
young lady.
Don't swap votes. There never will
be proposition to trade votes made by a
Democrat, unless he expects-so gain by it.
You will be cheated if you trade. e1se
--JudsOn and Thomas R. Mccoy, will
offer for sale at Auction, on the 18th inst,
at the late residence of their father, 8
miles Southeast from Goodhope, lot of
stock, &c.
- The new M. E. Church at Plymouth
in this county, will be dedicated on Sun
day, the 18th inst. The dedication sermon
will be preached by Rev. d. A. Byers, of
Columbus, Ohio
A son of Mr.. Dan. Colcher has only
three fingers on one Of his hands since one
day last week, when he got the other fast
between a couple of cog-wheels and
couldn't get it out,
- Last Monday, while DR.. j. A. Will
liams was riding with his wife and little
child, his horse frightened and upset the
buggy, throwing the occupants out. DR..
w. was somewhat injured, but fortunately
neither his wife or the child were hurt.
After upsetting the buggy the horse ran on
a short distance and collided with wagon
falling down and iEjjsaring himself and
making wreck of the buggy, which wa.
a fine one, and almost new.
On the first page of the HERALD will
be found the speech made by Horace Gree,
ley at Pittsburg on his recent electioneer.
ing tour, in which he tells what he knows
about soldiers conventions and about sub
mitting the question of secession to a vote
Of the Southern States in case they should
at any time take another notion to seced,
frem the, Union. We recommend it to tn
attention of every voter in the County
and especially to soldiers who fought Ol
the Union side during the rebellion. It i
worth good many votes for Grant an,
Wilson in November.