, 1874-10-01

H SEATTLE,W. T. THU
| Of January s1st and February Sd. an
uonnc,ng that startling documents had
| Ibssn placed in its hands. Affecting hisf
public functionariss. sI "a
Nrw Oa1EAxs, Sept. 9e.-A circala'
~ issued to-day dgnsd by MeEnss,
and Penn. requesting psssons holding
State q Fsdsral arns O. any othe'
! property Of any kind. to return them t.
o. S. troops. and promising them free
dom from interference.
CarrpxEsE, Sept. 26.-In the Inter.
| national rife match hero to-day the
Americans won the hrst event OF 6OC
yards by s2e to sl7 for the Irish team,
Fulton, an American. made s., being
best ahooting ever witnessed. The bot.
ting il 100 to II in favor Of tho Ameri-
can team. s.s 4,
NEW Yosx. Sept. 26.-Ths City Of
Pekine sails to-day with 2.000 tons Of
freight. ws =
Prrrssuao. Pa. Sept. ga dssul-
tory firirg Was carried ON last night q
Briar Hill between the striking men
and Italians without serious results.
A part of the Italians went to work
this morning. "a
MADxD, Sept. 26.-The river Segree.
running through the Province Of Ma
hony. causing great damage to property
and serious loss Of life. In the t6vn OF
Tarrigs fully 200 houses were swept
away and many persons drowned.
NEW Yozx. Sept. 96.--The following
isths summary Of the shootins at Creed
NOR to-day: Al 500 yards. Irishmen
3l7; Americans, 326. At 800 yards the
Irishmen made 3l2; the Americans. $40.
~ .S scs ' r:.- o., 49,.
leans. 934. The aggregate score was -
follows: American team: Fulton. 19l;
Yale. 1852; Bodine. 1853; Gidsrsaeve. 16S;
H:o ~ go. us.;,... ,eo.
-r.,n 'e-u, 80 o"s' r ~ ~. 1oh,.o,
~ n =. -, 49, ,i1. ...-, 90, :
-s''
ST. PAUL. Sept. 26.-Ths spring ma
chine accident at Franklin. briefly a.
luded to yesterday. WAS . dreadful afair.
The steam threshsr belonging to Mr..
Bork had been 1t work threshing and
bad nearly completed the JOB whom all
hands stopped for = few minutes and
the machine was stopped also. While
the machine was standing still, Just -
they were about to start II again. the
boiler Of the engine exploded with tor
rific force. throwing the engine and
boiler three hundred feet and landing It
on stack OF nay ton iees nlso' .'o
persons were Instantly Ail'eo .'o 'a0'
injured. One of the injured mas "nce
died. Ine names Oh 'nose A'".o ''s
MRS. n. borneeK' MIS- n.u' D'''u''
Dr. :. q. Grant, ana fes'y no'As. An'
jured, Martin Dsv'ne. snoo'ost oloH'n
and injured INTERNALLY: 1no".' Jun
ninehsn' aim nesf'y .ofn On. .5
borke was oaovn .ous non'u
Inc engine 'encso IN : .n' w.
sfans ana 'ne 'A"e. l'a ~" ~ q
nved on 'ne e'oono 70 ""n'' %. op
efanons Oh 'ne 'n'esn.l Aoa "e1s '"''
instantly olo~n 'n.o e'sla'y'
a spec'a' from Io'' .s.''5 'ss' A'ea-
tenant Governor "olf'. ano parry ~
nveo tnese III. mo'n.ns '"'''e o-S'
'rom =" Appe.e' a e
-. - Nor.h-.s..,r Ina;.n. ON The
M. .-..
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nav .. o''- 80
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s..u ""a ~ - 60 o.. - go. .s
soo' ~ - =. 80
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nsoH"''n u .oe " .. D's'c' A''o'nsy'
Iners were a'so cness N '.so. 81 o
b. PACKARD TO the amount OF v4'VV.
NEw YoRx. Sept. 2S.-Hsnry q. Bow
on publishes in The Tribune . letter in
reply to that Of Catherine Beechss, pub
lishsd some days ago, in which he says