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The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
The steamer Uruguay.

KINGSTON, ia, Oct. 10'-Thc filibustcr
steamer Uruguay had very narrow escape
from capture by the Spaniards off the coast
of Cuba. Sailing close in shore under the
cover of the night, she effected landing
during two evenings, but was so close to the
Spanish cncampmcnts that they fired upon
her with rifles. Subsequently she encoun-
tered Spanish war steamer, which chased
her for sixteen hours, close along the Cuban
coast into daylight, but she escaped and
headed for Jamacia, reaching Port Royal on
Monday night the 1lult. She requires re-
pairs, and has been ordered to land her arms
and ammunition at Fort Augusta.
Meanwhile H. NJ. steamship Wooelark
takes charge of her, with steam up. One Of
the crew of the Uruguay dad of fever yes
tcrday, and three others have gone to the
hospital to-day.
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Charles II. Fisher, representing himself
as proprietor and manager of the Nercan-
tile Bureau and Independent Collection
Company of America, with his principal Of
flee on Walnut and Fourth streets, Philadel-
phia; was arrested at Taylor's Hotel, Jersey
City, Saturday night, on charge that the
pretended mercantile bureau is a fraudulent
concern, and so on charge of embezzle-
men. The prisoner is held on complain. of
Phillip j. Dittmar.
Between three and four o'clock, Saturday
morning, long freight train, coming west
on the New York Central rail road and run
ming at the rate of forty miles an hour, let'
the track near the depot in Rochester, and
dashed into the walls of the depot building,
demolishing portion Of the walls and caus
ing serious smashup of the locomotive
tender and good part of the train.
The engineer, VIM. Varieo, and the fire
m.n Andrew J. Northrop, were instantly
crushed to death. their bodies being shock
ingly mangled. There were no other persons,
on the train, as it had broken apart few
miles west, leaving the conductor and the
the brakcsman on the rear portion. The
damage to property is considerable, as the
depot is partially in ruins and the engine,
etc., total wreck.
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The New Hampshire LEor: OR.

NNcHEsTER, N. H., Oct. 10.-At eight
Fock this morning, nearly one thousand
Eons gathered and started out in four
(a1s into the woods in search Of the miss
nma'ns of the murdered Langmcdc girl,
what evidence they could psssibly OBJ
hel were assisted by the Manches-
AMI other police. This evening the
|eAns party returned with no success
leVer' The crowd of people who visit
nc scene of the tragedy to-day number
eaFly 5000, including 500 teams fri
parts Of the State. Around the station
an excited multitude gathered anxi-
10 get glimpse of the supposed mur-
Drew but he was kept closely contin-
Nls still believed that Drew committed
VFlmc and threats of lynching are made.
authorities keep close watch AMI dare
move him from his place of confinc-
The detective and police forces will
A'aFsed, however, and tie work of fer
out the perpctrator of the horrible
'"iil be pushed forward with great
try.
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E.onds:eN i'm the Coal Regions.

Pa, Oct. 10.-James Johns,
miner by occupation, was
4, lad lis throat cuS and was brutally
ten with billy, about halfpast twelve
a.9y morning at Shenandoah city, by
arty or parties, not yet fully identified.
G affair happened on Center street, oppo-
ia saloon KEEP. by Matthias Smith. The
p + sin alive, but with little chance Of
Fy,ry. About half-past eight, in saloon
\ on Coal street, at same place,jy samp-
Colvh, man by the name of Richard
Pnc.i was shot i'll the head, the ball lodg-
naar tie right temple, by one Of a crowd
had JUS. en- cred the place. No arrest
|yct been made. The man is likely to
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Condensed Tc lcgramS.

The mortality report for the week ending
October 9, in Washington, shows the rate OF
mortality of the white population at fifteen
pcr 1000 per annum, and that of the colored
population forty-scven per one thousand.
The Allentown, Pa, rolling mills are ma
king preparations to start up Immediately
The works have been idle for some time,
the men having refused to work for the re-
duccd wages offered them. The Rolling
Mill Company claim to have offered them
all they possibly could at the present low
price of iron, mainly for the sake OF keeping
the works running, and to prevent suffering
and privation.
Shortly after three O'Clock, Saturday
morning a fire broke out in the fourth hoor
of the large five story brick building used ior
manufacturing purposes, at the corner OF
South Eleventh and First streets, Williams
BURG. The structure is owned by Charles
Murrell & Sons, and is occupied by num-
Der of families employed in the manufac-
ture of goods and machinery. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000. About one hundred
nersons lave been thrown out of employ
ment by the fire.
Early Saturday morning the house oiGeo
Torr est, of Bay City, Mich, was entered DJ
some person unknown, who poured guam
tity of acid Oh the face of Mrs. Forrest as she
lay asleep. She is horribly burned and VIII
lose her eycsight. The outrage is suppo seo
to have been committed by man whose
suit had been rejected by q girl who livel
an sI1nt with Mrs. Forrest.
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Death Of the Bishop of Brcchin.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Thc Right Rev. Alex
ander Penrose Forbes, D. G. L., Bishop of
Brechin, Scotland, is dead. He was fifty
eight years of age.
Bishop Forbes, whose death is announced
in the above dispatch, was born at Edin-
burgh, in 1917, and educated at Brazenose
College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1874.
He was soon after ordained, and was made
bishop Of Brcchin, in Scotland, in 1S47. He
was the author of numerous devotional
works, including commentaries on the Can
ticlcs and the Thirty-Nine Articles.
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\ Eiend Attempts Suicide.

-"ARk, N. j., Oct. 1O.-At an carly
''''S morning John Huber, a notorious
'H' now under indictment for ravishing
returned to his house,
wi orange street, and after driving his
v0 y, oi the house, attempted to fire the
m Being detected in his scheme, lie
" ~ revolver to his right temple and
: Inc ball took a downward course,
WINE the wounl is serious, it is not
's"' mat it will prove fatal. Huber
'"A'i to the German hospital.
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,rMMARY OF THE NEWS

There we're two desperate assaults at
R.naudoah, Pennsylvania, yesterday
;ch NAV result in the death of the vic
b..
|rhe horse disease is prevailing in Nam
lester, New Hampshire.
In New Yorl; yesterday, john Huber,
\ urder Indictment for ravishins his
kr.daughtcr, attempted to fire his dwell
!. and being foiled slot himself int':c:-
a dangerous wound.
[,oIu s. Roberts, doing Lusinc*s on
lo,, street, New Yolk, has made ali as
krmcnt Of hisrrorerty for the benefit Of
f,];;,r*. lis liabilities are not yet
Nn.
rr ocop.e of Manchester, New liamp-
i,r Lave scared the woodc forthe body
,le murdered Mss Langmqde, but
.hout success.
lnc investigation into the canal frauds
Kew York is still progressing, and the
,A report of the commissioners have
tO landed 10 Goyc1nor Tilacn.
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BALL AND BAT.

TIE QUIcKsTEPs AND CAIN ON SATURDAY
OTHER TOWN NoTEs-PRoFEssIONA
GAMES.
On Saturday afternoon the Quickest cps
who have grown into favor immensely
since thair successful bout with the Athelet-
les on Thursday, lied another feather to
their cap by an ca, victory over the A II.
Cain club, an amateur organization hailing
from the good old town of Brotherly Love.
A respectable number witnessed the game
Wilmington, in fact, being notable for its
large crowds at exhibitions of the bounding
sphere and tripping moccasins.
AS will bc seen by the annexed score, no
particularly brilliant playing was done on
either side. The base-his number twenty
one; fourteen for the Quicksteps, seven for
the Cain nine. Eight innings only were
played. Score by innings:
2 3 4 5 C s
Quickstcps 6 0 3 l . 9 2 O-1G
A. II. Cain 3 2 0 90 90
Al Philadelphia on Saturday the Boston
beat the Athletics by II to IS.
Only seventeen more days are left of the
championship season. The Boston will still
retain the championship place; Athletics,
second; st. Louis or Hartford, third.
The Sunday Mercu'y announced yester-
day that tile Docrrs will play the Quick
steps in this city tomorrow. The Doerrs
have been lately re-organized.
A ten inning game of base ball was played
on Saturday afternoon, on the South Side,
between the Upright and Cherokee clubs of
this city, rerulting in victory for the for
mer club by score of 13 to 10. The Cher
okce have played fifteen games this season
an lost but two.
The game on Saturday between the Wa
verify Of this city and the Dauntless of New
port, was won by the former; the score be-
ing n to 10.
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TURKEYS Anticipated Loss.

LONDON, Oct. 10th.-The Consuls at
Mostsr are negotiating and enIeavoring to
pacify the insurgents through the medium
of the clergy.
A Mostar despatch says the Consuls con-
slider that unless Turkey determines upon
radical reforms in every department of the
Administration of Herzegovina that the
provinc: will lie completely lost to her-a
Berlin special says its reported that Germa-
ny will demand this year the addition of
six mil ion marks to the military estimates.
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klSfOtg f'be Gpszs

,''o!NEs, Ia. Oct. 1O.-Hon. Edward
~ 'r, Chairman of the Democratic
,''lsral Committee of Iowa, was shot
' -. dangerously wounded by w. W.
' ,'0or of the Leagcr, at Fairfield,
:, t:,''S.crday. The cause ofthc shooting
~ rave originated in political differ
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CIr rG1nal McCIO%kcy EOMewaAd
Bound.

ROME, October 10.-Cardinal McCloskcy,
who is about to depart for America, bade
farewell yesterday to the Pope and Cardi-
nal Antoncli. Much emotion was mani
tested at the leave taking.
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wrestling Match.

. lO'N' Oct. lo.--A wrestling match
a, -, A'ahd dollars and the champion
,i. 'i'crica, between the Australian
NJ rol. VIM, Miller and the famous
,a., nun OF Paris, Andre Christol,
,,rn " l rance and Spain, com,, Off at
'pcFa house, on Tuesday evening
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A.'N Cloud EMycsif@'.!iOn,

, -0NN, October 12.-neport of Fed
'"''s''gating Commission will lie
". W. sent to President Grant to-mor-
'"'' " west, Of Philadelphia, has de-
a. - -, NC commissioners say, to appear
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Death Of an As AssembIymaw.
PARIS, Oct. 10.-M.Dezannean, one OF the
Assembly from Loire Infericure, is dead.
A Successor Appointed. .

CALc UrTA, Oct. 10.-1t is confidently
rcported that Lieut.. Gen. Sir Frederick 7.
Hainns, commandment of the troops in the
Government of Madaras, will succeed Lord
Napier, of Magdola, as commander in chief.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11
IN THE TOLLS.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS POLICE RECORD

Silence there sharply spoke Chief o.
Toole; for moment the muning crowd
was awcd, e'en as rooster stops his amor
ous caekle at the sight Of hawk. Extu-
lille, d prisoner, is brought forth. cat it
again." said his Honor. "Troth no, was
little squeamisn, and tried some Jamacia
ginger to set me up" Your efforts was
quite success, rolled out in basic, from the
whiskered mouth of one of our city justices.
1T set you up; but you rolled over like a
Chinese doll"
"Holy Moses, did you ever
hear the likes ofe'm. Its myself was snug
in bed when the peeler, bad cess to him,
wakcned me. "Well, never heard the
like" said Officer 'Whelan, che was fast
asleep in the gutter" "Fast asleep! Why,
I'll prove l was in bed" Prove it then.
"Be me sawl will-by poetry, too"
"Johnny had little corn
In his little head;
And, as Johnny wanted to get we'll
Why Johny had to go to bed"
"There now, what are you talking about;
isn't that proof"
Bad logic johnny Murphy, 81 and costs.
Och hone, you are the fellow that Mr..
Shakespeare wrote about wanting music in
their souls, long ago when he wrote his
sermons, moralized John as he was escorted
to his retreat.
Saturday ev ening, Wesley Dunbar (col.,)
accused of larceny Ofa pockct-book, was
discharged as innocent as Mary's little lamb.
Three drunks with the usual costs.
On Sunday, Jams Parker (col.,) for
drunkenness and disorder, was fined fifty
cents and costs. John Kerns, accused Of
keeping disorderly house, was made to
pay s. and costs. Vim. Mitchell, drunk
and disorderly, fifty cents and cost. James
McCallan, for assault and battery with in
tent to kill John Reilly, was held in $500
bail for appearance at court.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT FOR BOYS.
The Mayor wishes it announced that the
city ordinances against trespassing as well
as ball-playing in the streets, will hereafter
be strictly and rigidly enforced On Satur-
day three boys were brought in, one for
playing ball in the street and two others for
trespassing Oh the property Of Mr.. Tatnail
on Madison street. They were discharged,
with rcprimands. 1t would be well for the
boys to look to the matter.
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An Expected Attack.

MADRID, Oct. 10.-Owing to the activity
of the Carlists in enrolling troops and
fortifying somorros;ra, it is suspected that
they contemplate another attack on Blboa
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A Cholera Outbreak,

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The Bombay Times re-
ports severe outbreak of cholera in tie
province Of MysOre.
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The Weather 'I'G.Gny.

For the Middle and Eastern States low
,cmctcr, warm, cloudy weather, and oc-
gicndl rain, followed by clearing, cooler
alcr and northwestcrly winds.
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Eirn In Wisconsin,,

OK Dr LAC, Oct. 10.-A fire here yester-
'Iamagcd the La Belle Wagon Works of
F. Moore to the extent of $4,000; fully
cNi by insurance.
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Crime NM Lang Island.
4 STARTLING RECORD OF MURDER, ROB-
ERY AND RUFFIANISAf
N. Y. EcsrN Of lc.trdu

LA'l AM RCEFlANISM.
~ Y. EcsrM Of Yc.trda
On Friday last, on tile banks of New
town Creek, at an early hour in the morn
inc: prize fight Of forty minutes dura-
ton took place, without police interruption.
On the same day yonas boy, named Ca
sey, while going Gil an errand, was stopped
on the old road i'll Long Island City by
luflian named McKos!zer, who robbed the
child of money amounting to 81 so.
On Wednesday morning Mr. Thomas
Way,a grocer, doing business at Woodside,
L. l., started to New York groceries,
That night, aLout ha!tpast eleven o'clock
lie was found on Jackson arenue, Long Is
land City, lying under his wagon appa-
rently dead, lis pockets rihel and an ugly
scalp wound or the back OF his head. He
was carried home inscnsibIe and attended
by DR.. link. lie gradually sank and on
Thursday morning died. lie was buried
yesterday with Masonic ceremonies.
Yesterday Mr. j. Singleton, merchant
doing business at Hunters Point, started
out into the country to shoot game. When
in the locality Of the "Dig Woods he was
met by two tralnps, one Of whom grabbed
him by the tl.roat while the other disara,-
ed him of his gun, which was unloaded,
and then they attempted 10 rob him. Mr..
Singleton, who lisa powerful man, closed
with his antagonist, who in the meantime
was Joined by his companion. A deadly
encounter ensued, during which Mr.. Sim
gleton succeeded in releasing himself and
ran in the direction Of gang of men en-
gagged at work, closely followed by the
tramps. lie succeeded in attracting the
attention of the men, and the tramps took
to their heels. Covered with blood and
dirt he made his way to the Hunters
Point station house, where he stated what
had occurred. A search was Immediately
instituted, hut no trace of the ruffians
further than the finding Of Mr.. Singleton's
gun a short di tlnce from the place where
the encounter occurred, broken in frag-
ments, could be found.
On Friday night drunken rough,
named William Strip, entered the saloon
of Tony Bruins, at Winfield, and began
disturbance. Mrs. Eruns, who was in the
hotel at the time, demonstrated with Strip
for using III language, when he caught
her by the arm and attempted to outrage
her. She screamed, and he drew a pistol
and threatened her life. At this moment
soa,c parties, attracted by the woman's
cries, entered the saloon, and, taking in the
situation III glance, seized Strip and,
disarming him, conveyed him TO Consta-
bic Schmidt, who promptly locked him
up. Yesterday lie was committed for
trial.
Friday morning a brutal dog fight,
ut New:own, for SO 4 side, between dogs
from the Iwcnty-Arst ward of New York
and Astoria, l., l., wound up the weeks
criminal record on Long Island
DR.. Cumming, HAVING stated, during a
late visit 10 Newbuvg, New York, that a
prominent Protestant Episcopal clergy
man of San Francisco would soon join the
new movement, the Newburc .To,n.ol
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New Scryian Miuistry---A Pacific
BudY.

BELGRADE, Oct. 10.-It is reported that
the new Servian Ministry has been formed
and that the members belong to the peace
party.
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FLASHES OVER THE CABLE.
Martial Law In Uruguay.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-A dispatch from Mon
tcvidco announces that martial law has been
proclaimed there.
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Orville Grant, somewhat famous as the
brother of the President Of tho United
States, is now frequent visitor down the
Peninsula. He appears to be an Industrious,
energetic, working man, hard at work in
the lumber business. He is a large dealer
in Delaware white oak. The schooner,
Three Sisters, Captain Henry Laws, of Mil
ford, has just gone into his service to carry
timber from Chincotigue inlet to the New
York and Philadelphia markets.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

An order of the war department desi. ma
ties Finn's Point, opposite Fort Delaware, as
a National Cemetery, and the Government
will assume the responsibility to keep it in
good condition.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

ZM Tlegraphic Dispatches arc Furnished to
.No,ming Herald, By tue Anacrica's Press
Rorotiop, over the Atlantic and Pacific
kqyophic Cos ay;,'es.
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Churches wishing Sabbath notices will
please semi them in before twelve O'Clock
Friday night.
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DR.. Cumming, HAVING stated, during
late visit TO Newbarg, New York, that
prominent Protestant Episcopal clergy
man of San Francisco would soon join the
new movement, the Newburg Journal
publishes card s.sncl ly every Profess
tant clergyman i'll San Francisco, denying
the Doctors declaration. An examina-
ton is needed.
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billiard rector. SUnd ) services. II 4. m. and
5 u. m. Sunday schn'l after morning service.
seats free. Al persons nTe CO. daily invited &c
att nd,
Roman Catholic, Hev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church onO'EeI
.ureet, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church., Rev. ]. Y. Cowiek
Pc tor. Services ut IL a. IN. and ~ p. m.
Sunda, School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting Overy Wednesday eve
ming at Is O'Clock.
Methodist EpireOpal, Rev. w. p. Warren. pAs
or. Preaching every sabbath at lila. M
'rayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the service. Of
he church.
African Methodist Episcopal 7hurch Ser
vices at IL O'Clock n m aud . p m every
sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whitloek, Pastor.
gsonIe.
Wyoming Commandery No. !. Regular cen
clave first Friday in each month.
wyoming Chapter, No. !. II. A. NJ. meets
nall, on the hrst and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at $ o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodgs, No. Is, meets first and Third
saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
odd FeIIows. ra-.t
Hope Fncau. sment. No. 2, T.. o. o. p. moet
every 2d and 4th Wednesday of each month .
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. =. r., meets svero
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
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