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, 1873-09-03

HAVANA, Sept. 2.-Yesterday evening whilo
party Of Republicans wore holding a meeting in
and arrested about forty and i nIaced % them arti IN
Jail. Il a sad they had boon notified that It was
contrary to law for them to hold meetings.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Tlo following is pub
IBhed hero tlis afternoon
HEADQUARTERS L1nEnATIso ARMY OF CunA,l
cAMEcuEY, July II, 1873.
GENERAL OHpEn.-It having como to tho
knowledge Of the President tint Honlo of tho
officers OF tho Republic are abusing their posi-
lions abroad; therefore, it is ordered that tho
following namol officers return to this
lsland Immediately, and report to
these headquarters for duty: Fran-
cesco Agutaro, Yice-proBidont; Ramon Co.'S
poles, Minister to United States; W. a. q.
Ryan, General and Chiof Of Cavalry; D. Verona
Brigadior- General Of Infantry; Rafaol QueBada,
Colonel of Infantry ; Michor Aguaro, Colonel Of
Infantry; and L. g. Bailey, Lfoutonant- Colonel
md A. D. O.
BY order Of Carlos Manuel ccspodos, Presi-
don't Of tue Republic Of Cuba
, 1873-09-03
ported tint lilo Uheyonnoa l,a1 attacked a wagon
lrain tho day before, and four whito taon, toaln-
storn woro roporlod killed."
Tho SWIMMING Collar.


Swimming collaru intlcodl Who evor, until
1ntely, honrd OF al1cll n thing? 'Ono Inns hoarl
Of "grluning through lorBo-oollar," but to
swim IN collar sooInH, ut first sight, no great MI
absnrdity that tho idon atono sulllco8 tD raiso d
Anlilo. Tho nwin1Uing eollar Ia n worry thin nnd
light Inla.ruDhcr circular oy1indrieal, inflated
tnbo, Which ID plncod round tho mock by being
drawn over tho head boforo initiation; or, fl
those for ,Bo Of wonlon, tied round tho i,eolt. It
IL then inlatoa through ntnhll tu1,o, long
enough to roach Tho mouth. As, lowovor, tho
1ndia-rnbbor cylinder would NOT OF itsolr DO
strong enough to bear rough usage, 1t III inolouol
IN MI onter covor or caso Of elastic cotton, niml
Rr, in texture to Q cotton stocking !;
tho inner tubo, Is tightly tllod before tho latter
10 SO, and thus receives all tic strain
from any outward pressure or blow. This Is tho
Bn1no principle aB that on Which tho American
Inflated tubular boat waB constructed, which
some tfnlo sinco croaHod tho Atlantic, from Now
York to Southampton. Tho invention IL manu-
facttircd III London, and costs only about s
slillingB. The buoyanoy Of tho collar, which
will float m iron weight Of eight pounds, will
ralBo porson'g head quito out Of the water, and
tloat him With bis mouth about or inches
above its surface. Tho actual weight Of tho
collar IL less than two ouncoH. It must, how
oyor, DO borno In mind that tho swimming collnr
10 not inton1cl to BurerBetlo the lifo-bolt; nor
ia IL httod to do ao since proper lifo-bclt will
have, sufficient bnoyancy to float poraon with
no nc belt Or collar round tho mock could do; but
cumbersome thing, while tho neclt-collar, whom
,nnilatcd and foidod up, is no bigger tinn
largo pair of gloves or q thin stocking, g,-Lone
.Iournat.
, 1873-09-03

Tho OroloHsas tLa.) Journal Of Aug. 15 ts
responsible for tho following: ''Down in tho
Parish Of st. Martin all old widow lady, whose
children had all married OF and left lor alone,
had beon persuaded to sell her 1ittle pIaco and
1.-Two with thom. She sold lor lausl, buildings,
and improvements ono day for a2,f(0, and TO-
celyod tho money In cash on tho spot, in her
own house. where the act Of aalc WIS passoI be-
fore two witnesses, tho number required by law,
and who Witnessed also tho paying Of tho
money. IN n short tinlo sho was to give pos.
session, but aho remRined In tho house tho
night following tho Balo, MI alone or with
no maecuu0 adult inmates, aB WIS har
custom. That night two negro burglurs broke
Into tho house and demanded hor money or
her life. She garo it to them, but begged
thom to lot hor lluvo 8100 of it, as Bllo owed
that amount aud wanted to pay tho debt, whom
she would DO Batiatiod. Thoy flnally consented
to lot her keep tho S100. They thon ortlered h5r
to mako some cotroo for them to drink III tloiutl
30, Hlo 1othought herself Of somo stryolnino
aho had IN tho house, and quietly dropped It itl
tho pot Of atonmillg cofleo, una plncea 1t on Tho
tnhlo with cup1, spoons, and Hugar, for them to
pour out and Rwooton to tlloir taHte. This they
did, and drank In n Jolly mood, each ono having
s95U In ls pocket But in n fow minutes tlo
tabloA were turned. Ono gayo up tho ghost
where Ao sat at tho Table in Lis chair, an.l tho
other got up, atagEorod 0if fow foot and
tumblod over into eternity. Tho good oil lady
recovered her 1nonoy, and on examining the
persons OF tho blaelt, burglariouH rolbors, they
turned ont to 10 tho two witnesses to tho act Of
Halo, both wliito mon blackencl for ihe occa-
sion both her noiglbors, and ono wua ler
cOuHin,"
, 1873-09-03

Special Dtepatch 70 1Ac Chicago Tribune.
WINCHESTER, O., sopt, "A A1r. r. 2.
committed suicide yoatorday by drowning HIM
solf. Flo loft the house, aud told hoy Of TO
yoara Of age to to the creek in half IN holr.
Ho did so, and found tho mans cont, boots, and
Int, aud m empty vial labeled laudanunl, lying
on tho bank. Ho gave tho alarm, and search
being made, tho man waa found In tho crock
dead, It is supposed lo was lnboring under a
ht Of insanity at tho tino, IIe 1eayos d wifo,
DEs MONIES, Sept. 2.-Nfre. Neal Anderson
committed suicide near Charlton last Wodnos-
day. She first attempted suicide Inst Monday,
by taking at1ychnino, hut recovered from tito
effects Of the poison. On Wednesday, while hor
husband was preparing to tuke hor to SEQ sonlo
Of hor f1londs ho heard the report Of q g,n in
ltB wifo In tho agonioB Of doath, having shot
horself through tho lload with m,lsket.
, 1873-09-03
RAILROAD NEWS.
FirtnncitM Condition Of the Eric Cons
phMY -- Dividend Doclnrcd Other
Railroad Mnttore.


Railroad NInttors.
Specfu! Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE. Sept. 2.-Tho Ohlcago & Allan
tic Railway havo effected loan from tho
Farmors LOAN and Trust Company, Now York,
Of 81, ,400, 900, md tho road will now DO hurried
forward to completion. Tie Lonn Company
have takon mortgage on tho Oompany'a road,
and the mortgages nro boing duly recorded IN
New YonK, Sept. 2.-Tho Erie Railroad
Directors to-daY declared a dividend Of ! per
cont on common. and 81l per cont On tho pro-
ferrcd stock.
President Wasaon, at tho meeting OF tho Eric
Railway Directors, presented o supplementary
report, covering tho period from Sept. 80, 1879,
TIL Juno 80. 1873. Tho working o1ponsoa Of
tho Company ahow IN inoroase Of s27,000, wAilo
tho Kross earnings increased $1,085,573. Tho
Tho working expenses Of tho road hayo boon
se7.07 percentage Of tho revenue. There
had boon obtained from various parties
during tho yoar property md money amounting
to S8, ,3t2, $50 worth to-uny moro thnn tho eatf-
mites, and no part Of which has been carried to
ths profit and loss account. Other pending
from which largo GUMS are likoly to bo recovered.
President Watson was given permission to visit
Europe On business and for lis health. Luciua
Robinson, for co-presldent, WAS o1eotod, Tho
books Of tho Company will bo oloBe1 from Sept.
10 till Oct. so,
Tho Directors ind promoters Of tho Oontinen-
tai Railway had O meeting hero to-tlay, and
talked Of building the road and solving the cheap
transportation problon within two years.
Lou1svnLE, Ky., Sept. 2.-Tho Old Board Of
Directors Of tho Short Line Railroad wore re-
elected today. Secretary h. II. Courtney re-
signed, md his SUCCESSOR has not yet boon an-
upuncel.
, 1873-09-03
FOREIGN.


doyotien WIS rejootoa BY . great rart Of tho
tho Pope aud nnny doctors Of tho Church, and
ts s liz 'ns 81 hG a os % ea 'of9sa e Ed
worst books over written" 1n 17o4 an OK
jesuit founded eooiety Of tho Bacrod Hoart.
designed to bo virtual continuation of tho
suppressed order; and iu 1900 some ox-Jcsuts
Sacred Heart (populorly known es JesuitoHsca),
which was approved by Loo XII, and has sonic
one hundrod establishments ut present III
4lNorent parts Of tho world. Il was hIaria
predicted tho speedy. aud toriiblo dcath Of
ulomcnt XIV, prophecy fulnllcd,-as many
thought by moana Of poison, ,-throo years after-
ward. 1t Was not till 1886, aftor tlo Joauits had
ben a3s ro-establishod aud were regaining their
Margaret Alacoquo's Qualification was com
1nencod, and 1t was only completed In 1864, when
Plus 1x., ut thor urgont solicitation, enrolled
hor In the number OF the Blessed. Tho spirit of
her revelations, ns communicated by Father
Colombiero, lnny DO inforrcd from ono Of tho in
struotions addrcsaod to hor by hor Divine
V1sitant, Which reads liho MI extract from tho
rulo Of St. 1gnatine. "Not only Christ ia rop-
thy se-win' " n1' bat 7 thy vi jdgmont and nnder,
standing, to thy superior, md oyon II thou pro-
for hor will to mino, should she forbid what
hnvo onjoined theo nm content" Thoae who
find it ia d work published at Paris in 1918, Hen,'s
~ les Jcsnites. We may add that 1t 10 only Of
comparatively lato yeara partly through Cardinal
Wisclnan's influence, that this peculiar "dovo-
tion " has been introduced into Englnnd. Old
fashioned Roman Catholics, aa might hayo boon
expected, did not take to 1t vory kindly, and
DiBhop Dainos, who waa Vicnr-Arostolio OF tho
Western District boforo tho now hierarchy was
established, got into trouble at Romo Tor writing
against 1t. No Roman Catholic Bishop would
vonturo to follow his example now; but tho laity
may porhapa DO excused II thoy manifest no
great alacrity, oven With tho adventitious induce
.monta Of tlrat-class accommodation and special
ef to b1 o M ho
(e-Alo4fal,
, 1873-09-03
SPAIN.

LoNnoN, Sept. IA report is current that tho
municipal authorities Of Madrid have ralsed tho
that tho military have discovered a secret depot
Of arms, ammunition, and petroleum belonging
to tho IntornationalB. No conhrtnatorY diBpatch-
os have been received.
taken tho iron-clads Almanac and Vttoria from
tile harbor Of CartagonR, and sent thom to Glib
rnltAr- Tho inaurgontB made 10 attempt TO pro-
won't tho vessels going
LoSpos! Sept; 2.Tho Times this morning
has additional details concerning tho affair be-
twcen Yico-Admiral Yelvcrton aud the Cartagona
insurgents in relation to tho removal Of tho IRON
clads Almanac md Vittoria After tho Admiral's
notification that, at tho expiration Of forty
hours, he would take tho vessels out Of tho har-
bor, tic Insurgont Junta proposed that hc
should plodgo his faith for his Government that
they would bo held at Gibraltar, aud not turned
over to tho Madrid Government. This
nosa ns}p't shs aRa aata tue het StSe e
would Take tho yessoia to Gibraltar and thon
recommend to his Government that they bo not
surrendered until tho nifair Of Cartagena was
Hettledi but that 10 declined to give his person.
Eeut leaders wore very much oxasporatod, and
tho Junta issued orders to the commanders Of
The robol vessels to 60 down the Bay and be pro-
pared to resist by force tho removal Of tho IRON
clads. Tho English Consul prepared to loayo
Cartagcua, and a conflict seemed unavoidable.
This was tho condition Of affairs when tho cor
respondent sent tho dispatches published this
morning probably to Aug. 81.
To-day brief telegram from Madrid announ-
ces that Vicc-Admiral Yolyorton has taken the
veBselB, and that t4oro was no conflict. Whether
tho insurgont lenders abandoned their extreme
position, or in what manner the trouble was
Gvoiled ia not yet known.
Socialistio troubles Of aerious naturo hnro
BROKEN out in Andalusia. In the neighborhood
Of tho Town Of Jimona, farn-laborora have
banded together for the purpose Of demanding
and en1oayoring to enforce division OF prop
orty. They hayo burned forty farnl-houses Of
those who opposed them, and committed other
oxccsses. Some Of the rioters Aayo boon ar
rested.
BAyoNNE, Sept. 2.-Tle CaIlistB claim that the
6panla1ds of The Island Of Cuba are contribut-
tho cause Of Don Carlos.
It is reported hoEe that G00O Carliets are
marching ayaiust tho Town Toruo1, capital Of
tho Province Of Teruol, in Aragon.
, 1873-09-03
FIRES.
brewery, Etc., NJ Detroit Hsurnesi-"
Loss, s3D,D0O-A G75,0OD Fire In Pitts


lEF61Vcrys Etc.. na Ebcfr0tt lSnrhet-
Loss, s3D,D0O-A G75,0OD Fire In Pitts
bslrk1l.
DErno1T, Mich, Sept. 2.-At O'Clock this
morning tho Republic brewery, on Elmwool
avonuo, WAS destroyed by fire. II LAS boon un.
occupied for como time. but had iuat bcon put
in ordor for operation again.. a hugo atore-
1.onso, barn, md dwelling also burned Tho
total loss Is over $4,000 insurance.. ca. 1000.
Az tho INSURANCE, oxcept 81 200 In tho North
Missouri, wag in ]snatcrn companies.
Prrrsnunau, Ia, Sept IA special to tho
Chronicle from Nowoaat1o, Pa, etatoa TINT ut
o'clock last night n fro broke out in tho Knox
Houso stables, in tho roar Of tho Knox uouao.
The fro sproad rapidly. burning tho following
business places: Abel Fisher, flour and feed
store; George Henderson, dry goods; 4.
cubbison l. Sons, jowo1ers;, Il; ?. Rob-
inson, tobacco and nows depot; j. n.
MoNair,. merchant tailor;. J: n. Ewor t.
Sons. dry. goods; J. H., 0llltland, fancy
goods, and everything pertaining to tfo Knox
Houuo. Tho merchants generally saved their
goods. but in o damaged Rtate Tho total loss
on building and goods will not bo loss than 975,-
000 Probably half tho loaB 10 covorod by ir-
Burance. The fro is thought to havo boon tho
oct of IN iucondiary. Much credit iB duo tho
Sharon Fire Department for their RESPONSE to
tho call for help.
, 1873-09-03
TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER

1lR1 no baalot. nor wns lo tod Or nooured 10 tho
tlapozo or rings on which 1o performed Lit
hazardous fcats. Tho balloon boing inflated nnd
himself on tho trapuzo-bar mud cried, "Let 90,
oyorybody," wlen tho balloon wont up lilto Il
shot. Whom ut Tie height OF 1000 feot,
Palmer lot 60 tito ropes, md, falllng backward,
from tho ber, and Of ho dropped Ills hands
cnuy,t tho two rlngu which woro euBponlod
olElt feot below tile trapozo his foot swung
downward, anil ho wan uoon hanging by ono
wonosue f SsSs %nvR naow n oa @ 70 exo S
before been attempted, mud palmor performed
it horo for tho first tno. Ills daring md skill
fnl performances, which woro continued until
tho balloon began to doscctld woro brilliant and
thrilling. =
Mr.. Palmer is nbout % yoarB old, md haa
nude moro lllan 1G0 balloon aHconBiong.
, 1873-09-03
Tho Ncgrocy aMl Whites In hlf6sls.
Aippls

marks 1nade at Grenada by lIan Cartor, Mis-
BlnBippl negro loader; sit happons," aaia liam,
II tllnt you, not wo, ulust u,!colinb. You lnny
not liko 1t. but thoro ~ no lolp for you. Wo
hayo tho numbers, md 10 not lropouo to yield
MI inch. You lhink thiB lln,aichl, l,alf-ncgro,
half curpot-bag ,aongrol Government, M yo,i
call 1t, irsu1relablo. It will become moro and
more intoloyuble ip you. You must odueato all
the.o colored pe"nlo. Wc mako yon pay now
for four months n4olool!ng for our children you
, 1873-09-03

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2.-For Now England, til
Middle States, aud lower lake regions, during
Wednesday, night fresh westerly and aouthor1y
windH, and generally clear weather will prevail.
For tile South Atlantic and Gulf States, oaat Of
Mississippi light to freeh westerly and southor-
Of Light rain On tho coast. From Tennessee,
northwest over Ohio, Indiana, and lower Michi-
gan, winds shifting to gentle and frcAh souther-
" and eaaterly, with increasing cloudtness. For
Wisconsin, Minnesota, md upper Michigan, fall
ing barometer, fresh to brisk southeastorly aud
aouthweHtorly. winds, and increasing oloutinoss
with very probably rain aroaa, especially over
tho northern half OF this section.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of wntor, with
changes in tlo 24 hours eniing3 p. m., Sept. 2,
1878;
, 1873-09-03

LEAyENwoNru, KS, Sept. 2,-Durglara 2, bored
through tho safe OF tho German Savings Bunk,
last night, and TO doubt would hayo obtained
800, 900 If an narm Of fire in South Lcuyon-
worth, and tho presence Of many pcrsons
on tho street, had not frightened tl,oni OF. Tho
fro destroyed tho residence st Of tho Rev. J. u.
, 1873-09-03

Tho Now York Graphic ANNOUNCER that ito
Transatlantic balloon will DO Oh exhibition, at
tho Uapitol!no grounds, tn brooklyn, from tic
9Th inst. to the t'no Of ascension, which will
probably'bo on tlo afternoon Of the 10th. lilo
following Statistical description Will givo Bolno
idon of what tho balloon Id, and whit it cost
Length Of tho nine great Gect!ons feet oach... 17o
Mlht, fcot....:,..., ..,.,...........,........ 10
Height when lutase toct. toct...............,... 11a
D1uMetef wllen 1HlElca, tcut' .........,... ITO
Olrcr'uforeneo when int1acl, fect............ 3J5
Extremo height 1roln crown Of halioon to keel
of boat, fcct .".............,...... lGo
LsnHth OF llfs-boat, feet .l
oloth required, yarsiH. Observation-Disclosures. 4oi1
fseWlnGs In1sea' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
ltolo uso! feot over. ...................... b0UU
GU required to I'LL tho bAloon cubc fcot... ,Go00O
weight or entire apparatus, pounds a.......n 71tn
oo5t nearly...."..' .....,tl5 Uu0
, 1873-09-03

Watcrtoxgl,, Hlaaa., livestock HInrlfos.
WAHEnrowa, Mass, Sept. o-Dcof catto-1locoipts,
1890. Tho market hna improved cattfo and good
eocl has boen selling at full prlces Sales Of choice
1oo; e1tra, $9go@9,5o; frat quality, *s.oo@s5o; sec-
on1, s0.oo&7.t0 third, 81. 4.0DS6.5o.
Sheop aud Lanlbs-foceipls, 1895. Market fairly
active ind business good, soo Of tho best lote sold 1t
c advance, but most tranHactiona were nt last weeks
quotations. salca IN lots 9S4o; each extra $I.6ut9
ESQ spring lambs, G(57}5c per ID.
, 1873-09-03

MoNe1ouru, ILL.,, Sept. "A team attached to
q aewing-lnachino wagon ran off yesterday,
nnaai 9maahng up thage GENERALLY aa broahing Mr.
and bndly in1uring the othor.
, 1873-09-03

must stand nsldo, too, md DO satisfied to
auo us manage MI the nfratrn OF tho
county md bLato. You don't liko It.
I neo you DON'T" continued liam, " nnl II
YOU cnnt boar 1t md CART got into tint row.
Ekato Of boatitut!o you woro fixing Tip at Jncnon,
Tout, y fes tlayu ago, lot mo adviso yo,,, young
, 1873-09-03

BERLIN, Sept. 2.-Yestorlay, tho anniversary
Of the German victory at Sedan, monument
commemorative OF TINT oyent was unfarlcd in
kmnigs platz amidst tho onshuBiastlo acclama-
tioua OF thousands Of citizons. The city was
gaily decorated, and tho day giyon ovor to fes-
tiyity.
LONDON, Sept. 2t-Accounts haro boon rocoiv-
cd Of an accident on tho Luxembourg Railway, by
which eight passengers wore killed and fifteen
hurt.
, 1873-09-03

Capture s..sl Escape OF Il DefntaItcr.
Sttcful Dispatch to TAc CAicaqo Tribune.
OMAHA, Sept. 2.-tioorgo Douglaa, recently
proprietor OF tue Wyoming Hotel, III this city,
cltizons hoyo, WAS recently arrested IN Michigan
on the charge OF being loinalltor, and brought
to dibhon, Mob, aud lodgoa III jail to-day made
llG escape, Ald Aas not yot beon capturel.
, 1873-09-03

Special DfsDafca 10 THO Ehicago Tribune.
KANSAS Cry No., Sept 2.-Uatte-Iscccfpts, l,479 ;
shplneutv, 1900. Tho supply WIS mostly tllrnugli
Texas, with light inquiry, saca-Through Texni1
aecro ct s1.5o to s. q tlo COWS, s1.&5 to $a.ou
Ttlercl Texas steers, 81. .Gn 10 $500.
HogB-pricea nolniilal ut 81. GO to 1915,
, 1873-09-03

Special Dlslatc1 % 1dc Chaca0o TT7tUac.
srn1SGF1ELp, O., Sept. 2.-Mchacl Burke, n
railroad csuployo, was knocked down By switch
engipo about I o'clock tonight and fatally in
jurot, nearly oYory bono III Ills body being
broken, and lis hands and feet 1nnshel. He waB
about 90 years Of ago aud loaycs q family.
, 1873-09-03

a Fight with n1c1icnr1 Nlurt'crors.
Dlego this eyoning says Sheriff ltynor OF Yuma,
and John Dnrkllart who pursued tho Mo4icans
who murdered L,lnsoy at Kenyon Station, Arixo-
ta, overlook thom at New 1slver. A fight OH
sued, wllon ono Mexican was shot and captured
Tile others escaped.
, 1873-09-03
FORT WAYNE.


Il Ns4IIH
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,FonT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 2.-Iim McCarty. IN
nllegcd accessory to Margaret Wolff, accused Of
committing infanticido horo last week, was dis
charged from custody On account Of insufficient
evitlonco. Margaret is still in Jail awaiting the
action Of tho Graud Jury, but is gonorally sup
posed innocent.
a lad named Kooning foll thirty-fivo foot, from
tho top Of q walnut tree, alighting on hn side.
No bones wore broken, but lo ia badly injured.
, 1873-09-03

Special Dispatoh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
FoRT WAYNE, 1nd.,, Sept, "A young man
named FranA Stuck, living at Albion, Ind, hav-
inR occasion to doscend into wol1, was over
como by damps, and before assistance could DO
rendered him Ao waa dead. Tho body was re-
covered o fow moments after.
, 1873-09-03

BROWNSVILLE, Toxas, Sept. 2.-Cattlc lc-thieving
on the Texas border has been resumed with unua-
ul yigor. About 200 1no bcoycs wcro croasad into
Mexico, near uuerro, few days ago, aud boldly
driven on tho highway to Alontory by tho thioyes,
without tho Blfghtogt Interference on tho part Of
tho Mexican officials. Theso loproiationB aro
Of tlaily occurrence robbing this section Of Toxas
Of cattle at the rato Of 1000 auimals oach month";
, 1873-09-03

Fatal and Destructive lightning.
DosroN. Sept. 2.-Lightniug lust evening killed
two men i'll Molroso Bay, in Peabody. mid did
much damage in Salem, Lynn, ponbody, etc.
, 1873-09-03

Ocenn s&enmsllip News.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 2.-stoamships City OF
New York and AbyBsinia, from New York, hayo
arrived.
NEwronr, Sept. 2.-Arrlvcl Steamer, Vioto-
rim. from Glasgow.
SOUTHAMPTON, Eopt 2.-Tho atoamship Maine,
from Now York, has arriyo1
, 1873-09-03

LEAyENwonT,, 1san., Sept. 2.-Tho census of
this city is just completed by tho Assessora nu-
der to provisions Of tho now " Inv nv q q ay to stolo
orease Of 8,12J since 1870.
, 1873-09-03

Three wcoks ago. George Reyes, banker,
started for Colorado, from Des h[oiuoa, to buy
cattlo. 4 telegram WIS received yesterday That
ho had died puddou1y at Sidney, Mob.
, 1873-09-03

CANTON, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-Tho woatlsor oo1ltinuoa
worry warm. Mercury 104 lcgroea III tho bllao
Fruit Of all kinds will bo short A groat doal of
nickuess prevails.
, 1873-09-03

DELolF, Wis, Sept. 1.--hlr. H. 4. PaInlor, the
aeroaaut, gayo ilno exhibition to q lnlgo null
Tho day WA oloar and calm, and hiB largo bal-
loon uasa In almost direct liuo Mr. palmar
, 1873-09-03

sspectal DIspalcH 70 Tia Chicago TTl5NNe.
srn1Nar1ELp, O., Sept. Al. A. A1orris Senior
Bishop OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church, 10
lying at tho point Of death nt his house in thia
city. uo Is not expected to live through the
uight.
, 1873-09-03

BoanAr, Sept. "A ferry-boat on the Indus,
while croHbing tho river near Karah, cnpsized
and sunk III deep water. sho WAS crowded with
passengers, Of whom ninety arc reported to hayo
been drowned
, 1873-09-03

TORONTO, Sept. 2.-ltogtHtered lotters, stolcn
from the Post t-Oilco Homo wooka slnco,
hayo boon found hidden in tho wootlu. All tho
lettors with drafts and checLB woro recovered.
but no mouoy,
, 1873-09-03
FRANCE.

PANS, Sept. 2.-I'ho Republican members Of
the Assembly will moot N. .rhiers ut Nancy On
his roturn from Switzerland and entertain him
at graild banquet. Tho towns in Alsace and
promtnont citizonH in most Of thom having signi-
Aed tl4ctr intention to join in testimonial to
IAiora.
The Paris Figaro publishes proposals to tho
build tho palace Of tho Tuilorioa. Tic oditor Of
Figaro offors to hoad the subscription with
contribution Of s8, 900.
WAgn1NoToN, Sept. IA telegram from tho
Legation Of tho United Statos ut Paris, of the
been abolished, and French poris hayo boon in
definitely oponod for all vessels bringing grain
or flour.
, 1873-09-03
MARRIAGES.


S!GkLEs-~VAM DUzER1At tho residence Of tho
hrfdns Uarcnta 1855 Wont Wa1hlngto BY tho Noy.
Pr; ~ T. noodSin. Mr. George b.: siokcs and htiss
1y Of Orange County. N. Y, - ~