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Matagorda. The town was washed

Matagorda. The town was washed
away excepting only four houses, which
remain standing. No lives were lost.
The people were saved by clinging to
cedar trees In the vicinity.
At the town Of Columbia twenty houses
One man was killed at Chenango by q
falling tree. Many plantations have been
greatly damaged, and some literally torn
to pieces. Sugar-houses, gin-houses,
fences and everything are partly or
wholly blown down. The great losses
can not be correctly reported.
On the upper peninsula twenty-one
persons were swept into the gulf and
drowned. All their property is an en-
tire loss.
Meetings have been held and appeals
for aid issued.
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Railroad Accident.

BURLINGTON, a., Sept. 2S.-A very
serious accident occurred near Wood
burne, on the Burlington and Missouri
railroad, last evening, resulting in the
death of one person and the injury OF
half dozen others.
A defective rail caused three coaches
to jump the track, and fall down an EN-
bankment, badly wrecking them. The
railroad authorities are very reticent,
and but little of the particulars can be
given.
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The Labor Trouble.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. 26.- The
meeting of the strikers, last night, was
pacific in character, advising peaceful,
law abiding prosecution of the move
ment. They have empowered commit
tees to act for them in the matter. The
militia Is still apportioned to different
sections Of the city, and ready for any
emergency.
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4 Mwrdersr Attsmpss s,sIosds.

NORWICH, Sept.2s.--Richard Robertson
was arrested in Willimantic last even
ing and brought to this city for the mur-
der Of Mrs. Catharine Dickson, on the
18th instant. On being arrested, Robert
son swallowed large dose of muriatic
acid. The physicians have hopes of his
recovery. He confessed the murder.
His accompllce was Forrall, who 10 now
in Jail aw aiting examination.
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The Massachusetts Republicans

1No h""o00"W0oNs hePuOesCuuSs
WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 2S.-Reports
indicate that there will be 100 delegates
at the Worcester Convention. or these,
234 will be for Rice, ,231 for Leoring,7 10 for
Adams and 250 who are uninstructed,
and are claimed some for Rice and some
Tor Leoring. Gen. Butler is not a dele
gate.
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SUPERVISING ARCHITECT MuLLErr is in eAs

SUPERVISING ARCHITECT MULLETT Is in eIAs
city.
CONsIDERABLE excitement was occasioned &
Uncle John RObinson's 81 abies last evening, by
the breaking loose Of a black bear, which Was
confined inside by chain. A large crowd
secured.
THE ceremony Of laying the orner-stonc q
the chapel of the Church OF the Advent. on
Walnut Hills, occurred at O'clock, In the
presence Of large assembly. The ceremonies
were Of very interesting nature, and the Co.
casion Is to be long remembered.
The jury in the inquest hold on the bQdyM
Samuel Uhlman, who was run over and khio4
near Liberty street. last Saturday, returned q
verdict Of death from injuries caused by bong
run over by cars on the NJ. Il q. railroad Tha
jury were unable to determine, however,
whether the deceased was pushed of by an IN
known man or jumped OH through fright
THE house of Messrs. Wolfstein d Co., OF thil
city, was recently robbed of some papers u
value and gold pen. On Monday they re-
celved note from the thieves, stating THAI
morning young man called with them and
was arrested. He refuses to give ms namei
and claims to be innocent Judge Lindcm2n
will look after his case tomorrow.
B. II. SANDKER submitted petition to tlls
County Commissioners to-day for rcfunder
OF taxes on $570 for lS13-74 on his house, sFta-
ated on Clay street, which in an affidavit b
AYERS was on the tax-duplicate, together VITA
5000, at which he claims the assessor vaiueA
a new building, which ne erected sub
seguentiy, and .aa o. h sne c,o,ms e,me snon%
have been deducted. On examination, 1t Wa
found that the house had never been valued -
sb,OOO, and the petition was rejected. II:
Sandker also stated that clerk OF the Ca0
his house and lot reduced to "a, $50 in consiA-
Grafton of $40, which he paid him.
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HAMS EAT IN THE FIRE.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 28.-The Presi-
dent has, upon the recommendation OF
Secretary Bristow, removed Charles IL.
Ham, Appraiser of Merchandise at Chi
cago. Mr.. Ham Is one OF the editors Of
the Inter-Ocean.
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A TOY NOVELTY has appeared on the streets
with the advent OF Barnum's show. II con-
sIsts Of rubber balloons, with Representations
sides. They are immensely popular, and servo
to call TO mind some "reminiscences OF last
yoar's vistt OF tho big show. !.
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More About ,he GwIf Stor,,.,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 28.-Galveston
advices from Brazoria, dated the 2ad,
confirm the reports FIRST received from
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SOCIETY NOTICES

r o. o. F.-The Members of VIM. Penn
J.. Lodge No. 56, will meet THIS EVEN
ING, for payment Of dues.
se27-2t* II. c. POWERS, Perm. Sec'y.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
LEGAL.

r EGAL.-State Of Ohio, Hamilton County,
IL Court of Common Pleas, No. 47,l34. John
B. B0be, plaintiff, vs.. Frederick G. Henge-
hold ct al, defendants.
George 4. Miller, ID. Kaine and A. G. Miller,
residents of the State Of Pennsylvania, are
hereby notified that they have been sued by
John B. Bobe, who claims the sum Of 900
with interest from August 2, 1875, in a. civil
action. and that an order Of attachment has
been issued against their property, and that
they are required to answer or depur to the
petition filed against them IN the above cause
ON or before the 18th day OF November, A. u.
1875. FORREST, CRAMER " MAYER,
se2S-6tTu Attorneys for Plaintiff.
DIsTRICr CoUKT OF THE UNITED
IL STATES, Southern District OF Ohio.-In
bankruptcy. No. 1861. In the matter of
Louis Greeble and Samuel Greeble, bankrupts.
The creditors Of said bapkrupts are notified
that they have filed their petition In this Court
praying for a final discharge from all their
debts provable in bankruptcy, and said credi-
tors are required to appear before me at my
Office, No. East Third street, Cincinnati, on
the 20th DAY Of October, 1876. at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition Should not be
granted. FLAMEN BALL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 28, 1875. se2S-3t,Tu
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The fifty fifth annual session Of the Okls
Medical College is to be opened by series q
free lectures by noted physicians OF the city. =
follows: Il.
Wednesday, September 30, Prof. Lands.
LongworLh; subject-Trichina Spiralis.
Tuesday, October 5, Prof. James L. WhittA-
ker; subject-The Hair
Friday, Octoaer 8, Prof Roberts BartholcWa
subject-The Heart.
Tuesday, October IL, Prof p. 8. Conner; sub
ject-The Hand.
Friday, October Is, Prot. III. A. Clark: SUBJ
ject-Chemistry and Commerce.
Tuesday, October l9, Prof Thad. A. RcamH
subect-Woman.
Friday, October 20, Prof. w. w. Seely; ssde-
ject-Expression Of the Eye.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT--In Covington, a double brick OF
In u rooms, In good order, SO2 and S04 Craig
strcet, opposite Eighth street. W. G. CHAM
BERLlN, this Office. sc2S-l2t+
IOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for rent,
cheap. Three and four rooms each; near
ferry. Apply at Third and Bullock streets,
CoyingtOn. se27-2t*
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r OsT-WATCH--a gold open faced watch.
IL The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at ). b. Carter's Office, 8. W.
corner Court aud Main, upstairs. IT.
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r OST OR STULEN-COAT-From the sta
IL bic cor. Race and Longworth streets, a
coat with black account book in tho pocket.
A reward will be paid for Its return, or the
book alone, at the stable. sc23-3t
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Advertisements in this col
nmn sc. per line. No insertions
less than 1Oc.
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BOARDING.

RoARDlNG--A very pleasant second story
- front room and board, for man and wife or
pOARDING-Two gentlemen, wishing board
ID and largo front room, on W alnut Hills,
con nyenient to street cars, may address FREE
MAN, West Walnut Hills. se28-2t
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LOST.

r OST-SLEEvE BUTTON-Finde will be
~ Iiberally rewarded by returning 1t to % e.
Third street, sc2S-3t
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E,OR RENT ii hOUSE--Brick, In Avondale,
II on Glenwood, near Main ave.; house has s
rooms and laundry, with hot and cold water;
large porches and beautiful lawn, with fine
shade trees; lot ITO by 500 feet; also, a good
stable; possession given 1st Of October. Ad-
dress w. H. r., Lock drawer 1881. se2a-2t
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WI TANTED-SITUA ATION-By druggist Of
w over ten years. expert, nee in the retail
drug business, q position in wholesale drug
store or to travel for same: best Of references
furnished. Address, for one week, GEO. W.
LAMB Aurora Ind, ..,,-. se2S-4t
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VNTANTED-sITUA ATION-On wood work.
w lug machinery; have had five years ex-
pcrience at frizzer saw and planer. Good
references. Address e. g., 4S6 Central avenue.
se27-
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EOR SA LIE RAILROAD TICKETS -
L. Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW a.
co., ~ West Third street. jyl6-tf
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE -ENGINE E. "A 4-hOrse power en-
IL gine aud boiler, in good order: will be sold
cheap. Can be seen at 46 Walnut st. se2H-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-SITUAT two girls, ex-
w perienced cook and upstairs girls, in
the city or country. Apply at No. l3y Mound
street, between Court and Richmond. se2S-3t
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DOR SALE-BASKEr PHAETON-Har-
j. ness and very gentle pony, very cheap.
Box 9l9. se2S-3t
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BsB" The Cold Snap is accounted
for by the very low temperature reached by
the ALLEGRETTI Icebergs at the Exposition.
se25-Yt
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M XTANTED--AGENT AND DCANvASSERS
wv Everywhere to sell the Pocket Burglar
Alarm. Attaches to any door or window. Sells
et sight. Sample sent anywhere on receipt Of
kne dollar, Big discounts to agents. A Gen.
kral Agent wanted 10 the metropolis of each
}&ate. Address J. I. USTlCK, canton, ..
.lsc2S-3tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
SAVAGE CRIME PUNISHED.

Martin Godfrey, the young man who has been
trial FOR three days the Court OF General Sessions
a charge OF may hem, was convicted yesterday His
has excited great deal OF interest not Oniy from
che brutality OF his oense, but from the good reputa-
ton which he hitherto sustained. and which made
his apparently unnatural. While he and an in
innate friend named Robert Southern we're playing st
cards in a saloon on ThTd-ave between Elghty-nith
and ghty -sixth-sts GOdfreys iiluck angered him.
and he began bitter things to hs companion who
resented it, until from ephets and retorts the two
friends came TO blows and struggle which eusued
Godfrey bit sOuherns ear almost completely OF eav
ing only small portion attached 10 ms head on tue
trial a exhibition made ny the uhfortunate
Southern the iurYthe mangled ear. preserved Ia
OOtAe
Godfrey who Is a young fellow or about % proved au
excellent character but 10 not efectua 10 save
him as whisky had been to RITA him, and the Jury
found him guilty. When the sentence seven years In
the State Prison imposed Godfrey sister. who was
present wept bitterly her brothers disgrace ane
the scene Godfrey removed by an ofhcer was
very affecting.
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vestgattOn OF by the fact that both ocnses alleged
against him have been tried and Disposed OF by the
ciyll court making valid plea IN bar mis- trial by
military court and leaving 10 impOssibe to determine
satious against hun malicious falsohoOd, and how
mnoh based upon actual mlsdOIugs It also occurs
ron the failure 20 transfer the United states
jurisdiction that what has been judicial outrage
Two 1OyerDment officers. cOncocted a1d carried out BY
the White League leaders BY the3tate Judge
as their plant tool must fail OF proper punishment and
instead OF being made CONSPICUOUS Warlng corrupt
judges not 70 lend q cir Cfoes 70 lie gal Interference
with and embarrassment OF United States officers IN the
discharge OF their duties. becomes incentive
aud temptation To attempt the thing Whenever a
II be doubted that u Will DE re
peated whenever tine chances occur Indeed already
have authentic information that plans have been ma
tured 10 repeat the same game in NAtcni.Oches upon
Deputy Marshal stockton and any posse which may De
with him. The will, doubtless, offer more
aggravated difficulties than this. and may occur where
10 Will be Impossible give aId IN time TO avert the mis-
chief. | In which officers and soldiers who
teced from the most harassing persecution under color
OF law. except by appealing TO the laws which we're
passed by Congress TO meet just suCh and the
failure transfer these cases where the course
PLAN. will make II dOuby difficult take such course
~ the future.
For TINS result appended dispatches will show
in responsible. Nv best efforts were eX-
hausted secure different result, and defeated
and nuIsd by the OJstnacy and vanity OF the Hedge
ling attorney who unfortunately was employed IN the
and by the persistent blindness Of Capt Head ana
Lieut. HOdgsOn to the fact that u IN his cIpdc-
ty OF officer OF tue Uned States Government and lOt
individual that Lieut.. HOdgsOn was involved.
In reference the OF the Judge Il proper 70
say tbat there reasonable doubt that his conduct
was prompted by the mOuves, and that he lent
League leaders which Planned IN thia tOWui anu
which has, unfortunately, been successful
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urn LOUISIANA REPORTS.
,,rxrs TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE
p)CUhlE-.s, ~ mn, SECRETARY OF WAR.

.C,uFyTs TRANSMITTED 10 The tn SENATE
ooCuAhSyS n THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
,,,r-s OPERATIONS IN TIiE SHREVEPORT
sJoR .1'-T-Iugrrr HODGsoN's ARREsT-coL' NOR
p's -S- yrroEr-rHE JANUARY TRANSACTIONS
Bow .1,-TesOoadence relative to certain disorders
ne AZ Louisiana transmitted 10 the Senate
'os S Ss~-otav Of War in accordance with the res
NV Ian Il is arranged under three subdiyis-
''a's srst relating to the proceedings of Major
s W Wi il, swearing iuformations against eiti-
IsTs - Ssr.vsport for alleged violation of the
frs q - sess. in threatening colored voters
al''' s-;r.tion Of employment. and also to the
III ,ars generally in the Red River territory
sA'' - :, covering the acton Of the troops
ne Orleans at the time OF the meeting
~ 1e1slature; and the third comprising
Wv - 81 Lieut-CoL Morrow specially detailed
DC T,,orr 10 visit the Shreveport district, and
D ~, the condition OF things there. and learn
- Wa, nee, ssary to employ so large a
n troops rs hal been done as posse conf
.he Tinted States Marshal IN serving writs
80 -. .vecution Of civil process The period en-
- Nv Inc correspondence extends from Sept d.
=, q, Ian TO- $50.
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TIE AFFAIR OLE IAN. 4.

Tie kilograms and letters of Gen. Emory
between September and December 1874, convey no in
formation Of Importance and the original orders by
which the troops placed at Kellogss disposal
given Dec t. In Of the anticipated action Of
the Returning Board. Gen. nory telegraphs:
10 AVOID future misuBde standing in the impending
disurOsnce whicn may happen al any moment or may
not unt a,rr tie meeting OF the Legislature IN
January, ask 10 he informed II the Instructions con
aIued your dsOatGn Of sept Is 10 De considered
20 force, II await ghc r~ut or another appll-
cation from GOV. Kellogg 20 tne President.
This inquiry the War department Dersstently evaded.
Adjutant-General Townsend merely replies &" The
President desires make arrangements 20 De ~ read
10 suppress yOsncc ana have t understood that
you VII 30 H. Gen. Emory reJODs II Is already
understood this cOmma unity raa Will act -"cted
the Dispatch" On me day lac writes
lOwiu. rel agkabls communication:
I beg 20 refer 20 Ia cipher Gspatch OF yesterd
beg that the question tnrrein asked may be- auswei.
Ia the absence OF Information proceed on the assumD
On that INSTRUCTIONS he dl-patch Ot the Adlu
aneuerIl Of Sept is to continue 10 govern ne in
the 81 another outbreak here or n the country.
and ~ f)Oirg ont these istrUeOHs grave results may
fOAOW cHich b. me ttte.ttO OF me General
GJcsraHeHt shOEta Oecar.
And there the correspondence stops; or II there was
4Uy more 20 Vas not transmitted.
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husband to pledge IL a. collateral for loan OF t1es
and Coursen knew that and that she owner Of
the property Her husband says filed IN Ooursens
as gnee and gave 10 70 Coursen pledge for
loan OF e20O0 but that Coursen gave him only te0 al
legng a difficulty about getting money that day, ana
promising 1t next day he went of 70 SARATOGA
The plaintiff claims that the contract was very vsu
able. that tho lands were then worth from t460n 10
F00O0, owing 10 their 10 Scranton apd thas
they are now worth from ESQ 900 70 s000g being 10 the
heart OF the Scranton coal field
The defendant denied that be knew OF any claims o.
Mrs. Hszewel, hut averred that Hazewe, having Pu<
"A false sftdavit to o. expense getting
hfeinsursnce policy life OF third party.
which had bought from Hazswel. agreed To settle
giving hun this contract, and that he paid HszsweH
$40 more denied that the then wOrts
aBytbing-FefiOws having refused t. give indOfsef
notes for amount paid in. to cancel IL and money
could be raised The jury found for the defendant
Mr. Chah for plaintiff; John Z. Burrill aud Dudes
Field for defendant.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Nassau Bank has begun a suit By
attachment against Cook County National Bank %
Chicago for s32,76i &c.
Chambers of the Court of Common Pleas viii
he held on Friday saturday Jan. - aud 80 IN ths
General Term room.
The will of Stephen II. Knapp offered for
probate to Surrogate Hutchings leaves oil be property
TO his wife Jane His three minor children David d.
SHEPPARD H. and ida Knapp have hed notice OF con
test OF will the usual grounds of irregular ekeca
ton, want OF capacity, and undue influence.
The will of Mary Elizabeth COyne, offered
for probate to Surrogate Hutchngs Is contested Dy her
eldest daughter Elizabeth Grogan sac leaves si' her
property 900 10 her husband IN trase
Tor himself and the four younger children Ihe cohSesI
ant . mentioned in the Will.
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pLAYwRIGHTs AND MANAGERS.

THE RIGHTS OF < BaAMlrIg AIDAPrER WHOSE
CLAIMS REST on TELEGRAPHIc GtsPATcHEs.
james Schouberg brought suit in The SU-
preme Court for 8 go against Arthur Cheney OF sewyns
Tleacr BostOn-aitefw ard known the Globe Theater
IN 1870 Mr Schonbcrg, having prepared adaptation
OF the play Fernando advertised the fact and on
Apr 18 1870 received from Mr. Cheney this dispatch
what are your terms FOR Fernandez Can produce
Il May -" Mr. 5chouberg answered by telegraph
Twenty dollars Der night You announce it for
May F. II you conclude, will send sceue-pot tonight
Answer" Mr. Cheney answered: Agree TO terms
Pece announced for May T. send manuscripts and
plots immediately" THIS the contract relied on in
the suit Mr. schcnberg sent on the manuscript. ana
scelop0t. and the play announced first FOR May
then for NAV for May &C. for rea-
not given Oh toe trial never played The
ION ended May %, and IN June the manuscript
turned
The trial Of the case took place before Judge Davis in
supreme Court trcuit. GU the trial the defendant
sought amend bis original answer, which admitted
the Dy claiming that these kilograms merely
amounted a. license, aud that the defendant could
held for aDy amount, not having used the license
Judge Davis Overrued toe and bis charge to
Jury there implied Ia the
agreement ~ Try the piece and see u u would sustain
Kun, though u DC failed tue manager would only be
bound FOR the nights actually played. Az he had
tred the piece, and had retained the manuscript
durAg season. no might fairy be held responsible
played during the season, namely a. Tne Jury found
Tor the plaintiff this basis $40 and interest in all
s5Z7. FrVm this verdict the defendant appealed.
and the appeal was yesterday argued before the
supreme Court General Term. The defendant claimed
that The kilograms were merely license, aud actual
damage shown 70 the plauuf. Tho plaintiff argued
mild 10 defendant The Court reserved its decision.
Mr. Blandy for plaintiff Mr. Booth Tor defendant
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DECIsIONs-JAE. y

Supreme Court bGmbTs-By judge Donohue -
ag Raeyj sehWa4 AIT scAWaE Sage at Jonns9s Des
MYERS Engine hampea hainpen 80 d AZ
Thompson In Of the application Of Vernon brown
G,snei Boettger Boettger Lord agL hno"@na eefAn
iuu Douglass Manufacturing "sh sht
Nations DovieY PARISH agi rle
.usd Heaherton ag granted Oonkn
49, Coowp Motion dened; memorandum Browning agt koh
be on notice Wilcox Co Dosgett AotOs
nteo Hsvfort ueA and Oe1ensoetf
denied without COSTS Lion sgt hushir-On
NJ Uirsb submitting The motion VI De denIed
is her on the defendants examination aud h sgn
~ M The Court order % Es punishment no anHf
taking Becd be Sled. .
Srpe,1or Court-iSptcidi Term-By Chief-J usace
aniulou