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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Van Y. HomleS, PrTl
". t Nichols. DEITY
AYOTICE is hereby given that on the 81 a.,
IN of September. 1874, {. Il. BacheIIcr
Justice of the Peace of the city of Empo,,7.
Lyon county. Kansas, issued an order of a.
tachment in the above named case for thu. -
Of $l5T 80. principal. and $20costs, and tina, - =
cause will be heard on the 9th day OF Dct,I''il
1914, at 9o'elOck g. m '',
4. l.. SMITH. VAN. 81 HOBAIFS
Az
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Administrators Notice.

MOTH is hereby given that the under
~ signed was on the nth, of September. APP
pointed by the Probate Court of Lyon county.
Kansas, administrator OF the estate of VIM.
Davidson, deceased late Of said county.
$50 Il. - DAVIDSON,
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS
A SPECIALITY.

1t works for the People. The People
support it. Under no obligations except
to its patrons, and 10 society generally.
1t don't publish offensive advertise.
ments to poison the minds of the -oung.
1t publishes the official Acknowledgements
for the county.
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"A ADVERTISERS.

The NEWS has bona Jfde circulation
OF nearly fifteen hundred copies weekly,
and is the best advertising medium to be
found in Southern Kansas. Its prices
are very little higher than papers with
from one-third to one-haIG its eirculafIo
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Advertisements calculated by the inch in
length of column. For cuts and double col
umn display, add 25 per cent. to above table
of rates. All legal and transient advertising
To be paid for in advance, except when order
ed Us our regular patrons. Our rates art
must lie strictly adhered to.
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Horses fOH. sale.
SENENrl head of horses for sale "r ;r.,rIr
y for cattle or real estate Apply tn
l.. WHITE
Neosho Hapitis. kamSa,. 2.-.nle
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EMPDRIA STEAM MILLS,

TINHiS mill is thoroughly refitted and II
Il now in running order. Customers can
bring along their grain.
The mill Is for rent or sale on reasonable
terms. DANIEL RICH.
EmpOria Aug. Ilth. IS54 :s3-6m
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4. RCGGLES- T. y
RUGGLEs y STEREY.
TN SEDGNICIS

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Practices in
"A all the courts in the Fifl5- seventh
and Ninth Judicial Districts. Oiiice No,
IA Commercial street. IS
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Lewis LutZ Cattle Brand
ING URE (5) on right hip; large crop OF
Il right ear; also star on left horn.
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ALMERIS GILLETT. +. N FoEDE.
GILLET 4 EORDE,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Emporia
N Kansas. Office front rooms in Esk-
ridge building.
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Holderman's Cattle Brand
THE following j. our brapd: An = ola icit
i horn and left hip.
36-f3 HOLDERNIAN ~ BRO.
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y. j. BARKER,

A TTORNEY A" LAW AND REGIS
IA TER IN BANKRUPTCY. Office
with Probate Judge. Emporia, Kansas.
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WANTED.
TO FARMERS.

A man and wife to 10 general house al,
IN farm work. No children. Enquire q
e. r. Kelsey. T. IL. FINLEY.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office mp
IN stairs in NEWS block. Emporia, Kan
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

A TTORNET AT LAW AND NpTAEh
N PI BI-IC special attention given To
collecting in this and adjoining ca!intic--
Emporia, Kansas. OflicC W I'll H. r. Nort"h-
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u. JAY BUCK

% MILLER,
A TTORNEN At LAW, Enporia.
N Kansas.
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RANKRnPT SALE

T WILL sell on Saturday next, June %,
Il on the corner of eth avenue and Com
mercial street, Emporia, Kansas, large
lot of breaking and stirring plows, tin
ware, &c, &c. {. +. KELSEY,
2O-tf Assignee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK, August l9.--COtton--
Fssicr at l7t(gl7;c. Flour-Dull, irrcg-
ular, unsettled and lower; superfnc west
crn and state - 70tG5 -; common Ia
good So 25d5 20; good 10 choice IS 75CA
70. Whest-llcHvy and lower; No. .
Chicago 81 22Gl %; No. . Milwaukee
in store 81 26(dl %; No. spring 81 30
al %. Ryc-Quict Mt 90cG$l ~.
Barlcy-Nominal. Malt-Quiet. Corn
Dull; western miNed S2iC s3c; high mix
cd and yellow western sSlGSic. Oats
Steady; new mixed western i5f65ic;
new white do 4sta5 SOC. Hay Steady
Hops-Firm. Sugar--Firm at 7imSlc
Molasscs and Ricc-Dull and unchanged
Petrolcum-Dull and nominal; crude II
"a DC; refined lie. Turpcntine--Heavy
at Soc. Pork-Dull and heavy at S23 ~
for new mess. Beef nchangcd. Cut
Meats STEADY; middlcs quiet at llic.
Buttcr-Firm at 2OG3lc for western.
Chccoc-Firm nt lO(dl3Bc for common
to prime. Whisky-Firmcr at 81 02tCH
| O3.
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Boston Wool Market.

Bosroy, August - -WOOl-The mar
kct for the week has been quite firms sles
Of foreign and domcstics foot up good,
the average being upwards Of 10000
pounds: very little excitement in market
transactions for some time past have been
exclusively FOR consumption; principal
transactions have been in fleece wOOl.,
.ales comprising 420,OCOpounIs Ohio and
PennsyIyania, and includes some lOts Of
heavy medium and fine Ohio; sic for
good average lots Of medium and extra;
j2(d 53c choice extra and double
extra $40 55c; treble extra and picked
!ot. $50 yOc; szles Of Michigan fleece
have been $4,000 pounds at 4Ic for
csar,e and low; 44CG5lc for good extra
and above; principal sales Of thi. de-criP-
ton have been at J9(GJOc; Of Wlscoh.In
fleece sales have been $1,000 po1nds al
4sta 4ac. most desirable lots of Wisconsin
not Offering under 40tG,52e; delAIBe and
oombing aeeces in demand; buyers haye
not been 90 numerous a. last week trans
actions have been 132, 600 pounds washed
at 54la 62c for coarse, fine and choice me
dium: 4Old 45c for unwashed.
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LOUISVILLE.
Letter from Beecher.

LOUISVILLE, August l9.-The Courier
Lauaai tomorrow will publish a letter
from Rev. Henry w. Beccher, pro-
uouncing the reputed sermon of his
which has been SO widely published ad-
yi,ing the hanging of JEFF Davis in 1865
81. AN unhlushing forgery. lie says not
only did ! never utter or write such
miserable stuff, but the whole world
knows while many were clamoring for
>o,r" sacrifice or victim, everywhere
and always opposed with intense earn
,,,u">, the shedding Of adr"p Of blood,
and resisted with all my might the in
Nurncrs which sought the execution Of
.Ivti Davis. II is not the first shameful
forgery on me which has been circulated
i'm the South and West. ! am so heart
iIv de-irOuS OF the rc-cstubliShmcnt Of
good will between all who have been
ulirnutcd, and 50 much value the good
will of my fellow citizens of the South,
that | step aside from my usual course
and make Il replyto this SANDER.
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Chicago Market.

CurcAGo, August lo.-Flour-Dull,
western shipping extra "a $500 90
Whcat-Dull; No 2 spring 81 03i spot;
81 O3!Gil 034 seller August; 95lc sdlcr
September; No. 3 9ic; rejected $50 $50
Corn--Dcrnand active and prices advAnr-
ed and easier; No. mixed 66EC G6lc
spot; 6Ggc bid August; &C" bid .ehcr Sep,
tembcr or October. Onts-AGtyo and
closed easy; No. 2 3si@ 89c; closed at
3slc spot or seller August. Ryc-Stcady
and in moderate demand; No. ! ne
Barley-SteNdy and in moderate demand; /;
No. z 9Olc. Pork-ACtive at $23 ~
spot Lard Steady and in moderate
demand ut l5c spot; lii@lilc seller
September. Bulk Meats-Dcmand fair
and market firm and unchanged. Wbis.
ky-97c. Bran-ljc on truck On the
call Of the board this afternoon Wheat
closed stronger at II OOl seller August.
Corn frmcr at 66f seller August COLO
GGtc seller September.
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~NIEMPHIS.
AnOtherWar Of Races.

MEMPHIS, August l9.-The passen-
GERS by the Thompson Dean report in
tense excitement and fears of n conflict
between the whites and the blacks ut
Bernard, or old Grand Lake Landing in
Chicot county, Arkansas. The trouble
originated by the killing Of white boy,
near that place, by negro some days
since. The latter took refuge in II cane
brake after the killing, and was pursued
hy a party of men and captured, and
while being conveyed to Jail, he escaped.
several shots were fired at him rs he dis
appeared in the canebrake. Some days
afterwards some negroes found his body
in the woods, and charged that he had
been killed by his white captors and the
body concealed. This story spread
among the negroes, who, it is said, threat
rncd to kill six white men i'll revenge.
When the steamer Thompson Dean
passed the whites and blacks were both
arming, and it was feared that serious
trouble would ensue. Numbers of wo-
men and children left Bernard on the
Dean and came TO Greenville for safety
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NEW JERSEY.
Miss POmcrOy's Death.

JERSEY CITY. August l9-Thc excite
mcnt in reference 10 the death Of Miss
Mary PUmcroy IL increasing. Her ante
y,ort.,a statement that Rev. Mr.. Glen
drnning is the father of her child gains
almost universal credcnce, and he Is lit
ernlly denourred on all sides Mrs. Nil
Ter. the girls aunt, with whom she lived,
saws that shortly before her death Miss
P1merov confdcd to her and her husband
the following statement: One night,
after found l was in trouble, and after
the matter had all been talked over be-
tween Mr.. Glendenning and myself and
he had assured me that everything would
bc made right, meaning, as | supposed,
that he would marry me, Mr.. Glen
drnning came into the psrlor. was
seated by the door. he approached
a table. and after few pleasant
words had passed between us he said to
me: Mary have you pen andink: You
know what scrupc am IN, and want
YOU 10 shield me. for if this thing goes
out am a ruined man Then ne began
to dictate something for me TO write but
| refused 10 do it because it was false.
He then drew revolver from his pock-
ct and told me | must write it. l was
very much frightened and everything
seemed dark and blank to me. | wrote
whatever he told me, but what it was l
can not tell, except that it was something
to shield him and set him right before
the public and the church. | signed my
name to the paper, and it is now in his
possession l suppose. The paper allud-
ed to is supposed to be the evidence
upon which Glendenning mainly relied
for hi defense.
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ST. LOUIS.
Notorious Character Killed.

ST LOUIS, August l9.-JOhn T. Nor
-i>, deputy sheriff Of Collins county,
Texas, writes letter to the Evening DIS
j.a'rh, stating that ne killed notorious
character named James II. Reed in Lamar
county. Texas, on the 9Th of August.
Before dying Reed stated that he was the
.r;,dcr of the band that committed the
Iowa and Gads Hill, Mo, train robbery,
and the 81. Gcn"vivc No, bank robbery.
lie also asserted that he robbed the Hot
Springs. Ark, and Austin, Texas, stages,
and committed several similar robbcricS
in Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Ore
gon. He would not give the names Of
any Of his associates, but declared posi-
lively that neither Arthur Mccoy nor
the Younger Of the Jones brothers had
anything to do with these robbcrics.
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DirectOrS.Elccted.
OHIO.
Fire--The Election.

CINCINNATI, August l9.-At Dresden,
Yesterday, the Dresden Planning Mill
was destroyed by tire. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
The majority for the constitution in
Cincinnati was 5,703. Majority for Ii
ccnSe, l0,904. In addition to those tele-
grnphcd last night, twcnty-thrcc other
towns and townships in the southwestern
portion of the State give 1896 majority
against the constitution and 932 majority
for license. The majority against the
constitution in the State is variously esti
mated Mt from 10000 To $4,000.
CoLUMBUs, Angus l9.-The complete
vote of the city shows 395 majority for
the Constitution and 96G for license
Twelve townships of the county show 4
majority of |, ,320 against the Constitution
and GAO majority against license.
ASHLAND, August 19.-Ashland coun
ty official majority against Constitution,
2,057; against minority representation,
1887, against railroad aid, 1858; against
license 4l5.
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VIZ had hoped to have had respite
..,m the BRECHER-TILToN scandal, at
ra,, for a week, but this morning We
have to present more regarding it in our
telegraph reports. 1t is more than likely
that in few days our columns will be
srsin filled with it, as the Investigating
Committee will probably make an slabor-
a,c report, and it is stated that MoULToN
has determined to make public his long
statement to vindicate his impugned
honor. Then will come the court pro-
cccdings, the incipicnt steps being already
taken in that direction; so, with it all, the
public is likely to be still further DISCUS
'.1
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE AHgust -. - Flour
Dull and weak. Whest-DuD and uH-
changed. Corn-SominAl al 7sc. Oats
Dull at 47G,Goc. Rye-Quiet and un.
changed. Hsy-Dall At SIG OOtal7 90.
PrOysions-Str0nger PUk-Sominal
At S24 20. Bacon-ShOu)ders lOc; clear
rib sides I3GI3tc LArd-Duil at l4i
GrI5c. Butter-Steady and unchanged
COHse-Quiet and unchanged. Pe,Fols-
um-Dull and unchanged. WHISKY
Dull at 81 Ol@l or.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Anticipated TrOubIe-EaIuable
Militin.

CHARLESTON, August l9.-Adviccs
from Georgetown represent that the town
- -,ill crowded with negroes, and the
..'orrd militia guarding the Jail. The
commander ofthc revenue cutter which
VA, recently sent to Georgetown, sent a
otter t. the collector of this port to-day,
-tuting that the cutter could protect the
property Of the United States, hut that
there was not sufficient force to protect
the property and lives Of the citizens.
Orders were received from Gov. Moses
t-iay for one company of colorcd militia
e. b" ready to 81 to Georgetown to NOR
@,w. The militia were summoned, but
only twelve responded, and they were
>rnt out to arrest the defaultors. The
hIiu,uut-Gencral of the State failed to
arrive t. take command, and the troops
Wrrrdismisscd.
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NEW YORK August 10 Bccvcs-Rc-
coipts since Monday were all sold to-day
= 100 head, about onc-third TeIGns.
Mnrkcta -hndc cnsier and lees active, but
not quotahly lower; native steers ranged
lOdl3t; Texans GA 9ic with on" car
load Of Ohio fed Cherokee ut lOio. Sheep
and Lamb,-R"ccipts yesterday and to-
dsy G,G20 head; sheep slow at 4imGic;
lambs weak at 5lmsc, wrh last trnnsnc-
ti"ns at Glm7lc SwInc--R"ccipt' for
two dsys 1909 hcnd, of which 100 were
Ohio grass fed, 800 pound average sold
alive at Gsc; dressed firm ht sl@9lc for
grass fed and 9!@,9!c for corn fed.
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GEORGIA.
Hopes OF Peace.

AUGUSTA, August l0.-Thcre was no
disturbance at Ridge Spring to-day, and
hopes are entertained that there Will be
no conflict. Harrison Bowie, one Of the
negro ringleaders, was arrested and taken
to Lexington Jail. The negroes are COM
ing in, pleading for peace, and giving up
their arms. The whites are still Organlz-
ing and arming themselves. They do
not intend to provoke conflict, but !"
oct ON the defensive.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, August I9.--CSttlc--
Receipts 1926 head; for the week % far
4,SiJ head; good cattle still scarce and IN
good demand; quality offering gen"rnlIy
common TO poor market declined b"st
81 l31 20 6 90; medium IS 80 % 100;
common 81 30 70 25; stockers g. %
10 100; bulls 81 25 n o. %. Hog
Receipts 40l5 head; for the week ~ far
C,s7j head; best heavy Ss % 70 y ~;
none selling; Yorker ~ % u 6 80
sheep Receipts I0,30O head; for tho
week so far 20,GOO head; best % % u
3 %; medium - % " 4 80.
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IOWA..
6. Clusters Expedition Attacked

Sioux CITY, August ia report
comes from Fort Sully this evening that
the Indians, 10 tho number of 1000, at
tackled Clusters expedition on the 10th,
and were rcpulscd with heavy loss. Gus
tcr's loss is reported ut fifty killed and
wounded. This report was brought to the
Fort by q mail rider, who stated he met
one of Clusters scouts above Grand River,
and got the news from him.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, August 10, SP. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
lower barometer high temperature, winds
vecring to westerly, and partly cloudy
weather. Over the Lower Lake region
lower barometer, higher temperature,
winds veering to westerly, partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional light
rains Over the Upper Lake region winds
vccring to west and north with rising
barometer, falling temperature, and part
" cloudy weather. Over the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and Northwest, higher barometer, lower
temperature, northwest 10 northeast
winds, and partly cloudy weather. Over
New England and the Middle States,
-outhcrly to westerly winds, rising tenn
pcraturc and partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed 10y falling barometer.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-Flour-
Quiet; supcrGne ~ JOCa.4 ~. Wheat
UnEsttIed and quiet new red 81 2Ga 10;
amber 81 32lo,I 30; white 81 %. Corn
In fair dOland at Sc for mixed west
ern. Oats-1n good demand At 8TG47Ic.
Provisions-Yirm; pork s2f ODa "a %;
beef hams 2Ol0 &c; smoked do I6(a,IGe;
hams in poke l3iGg ljc. LArd-Hcld
at l4ia lLc. Pctroleum-Weak; refined
lie; crude in barrels s., whisky
Steady at 81 G2.
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TOLEDO, August l3.-FlOur-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-DuIl and declined;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 25; No. 3 do
81 20; No white Michigan 81 81; No.
red 81 l6 Corn-Steady and in mod
crate demand; high Hired sglc seller
August; o9fc seller September; no grade
csc; damaged G4ic. Oats---Dull; No. z
4Oc seller August; No. Ale; Michigan
4Oc; white 44lc
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCISSATI, August l@-Flmr--
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Steady,
rcd SI O5To 10 C0rn-Stoady at Gjla,
&c. Onts-Strhdy nt 40 I7c Rye
Firm at sSc. Cotton-Quict ht lob
POrk-Dull and nominal nt S23 ~.
Lard-Stcadyi summer Bic bid Bulk
Mrats-Drmand fair and market firm;
shoulders S.c; clear rib ,ides 10 good
demand at ~; clear sIde. nOninAlly nj
l2Ic Bacon-Stssdy and IN Moderate
demand; shoulder 3lc; sides I2SI3tc.
Whisky-Steady and in rnDderate de-
mand.
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CINCINNATI.
Pork Packers Association

CINCINNATI, August l9.-The Cincin-
Hati Pork Packers Association to-day
directed, by resolution, their delegates to
favor the present rules of the Association
ot the Huntsville Convention, but to ex-
phcitly state that the Cincinnati Associs-
iion fsvors uniform rules of packing
throughout the country, but will abide by
ANY rules adopted by the National Asso-
cation.
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

New YORK. August l9.-Therc was
a steady but moderate package demand
for staple domestic cotton and wooden
goods, prints, dress fabrics, shawls and
Felt skirts. Cotton goods ruled quiet al
unchanged prices. Cotton and Wool
Flannels active Rolled JacOnet selling
freely at &c. Side Band Prints in brisk
demand. Wooleno quiet. Foreign
Goods active.
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BUFFALO,.
BOld Robbery.

BUFFALO, August l9.-To-day four
men went into L. S. Pease's oil store,
and while some of them engaged the at
tcntion of those in attendance, one en-
tered the private office and distracted
from desk drawer a pocket book con-
tanning Erie Railroad note No. 4lS, for
Sl0,T7075 payable, at the Second Ma
tional Bank, New York city, and two
acccptanccS of the Canada Southern
Railroad for S2,217.7S and $1,000 re-
spcctively, payable ut II. W. Burt's
banking house, Buffalo. Payment has
been stopped.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Deadly Duel.

NEW ORLEANS, August l9.-The re-
ported duel in ST. James Parish yeSter-
dav between Dr. Chas. Gray, and Depu-
ty Sheriff Richard is confirmed, They
fought with revolvers, distance fifteen
PAGES. Both fell at the third fire and ex-
pired IN few minutes.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
LOSS by Flood,

SAN Francisco, August l9.-The loss
by food at Austin, Ncb., will amount to
over 100000. The people We're warned
in time BY messenger on horse back.
and escaped TO the hills. The deluge WAS
about ten feet deep as it rushed down
the canon. No lives Were lost.
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FRANCE.
Another CarIist Victory.

BAYONNE, August l9.-Carlist ad-
vices report a second engagement at
Otciza between Marioncz and Darrcgar-
raw. in which tn" former was defeated
with heavy loss and driven back TO Lar
rago.
Movements OF MacMahOn and Bn-
zaine.
PARIS, August 19.-President Mac
Mahon, in his journey through Brittany,
has arrived at RcnncS.
Marshal Bazainc intends to go TO Eng
land in few days.
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Judge Iames ID. Porter Nominated.

After the thirteenth ballot the names Of
Of Jadgc Morgan, Dorsey B. Thomas and
VI. Burns were withdrawn. leaving tn"
contest between james ID. Porter and ).
Z. Bailey. On the fourteenth ballot the
vote stood, Porter, 5S9; Bailey $50. There
Loing no nomination the name Of Judge
Bailey was Withdraw and Judge Porter
unanimously nominated by acclamation.
Judge Porter Wa then introduced and
accepted the nomination, and at II
O'Clock, midnight, the convention adjourn
cd sine die.