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TROUBLE AT THE coLLIERIEs.

FIGHTING AT sHENANDoAH-AN ATTEMPT AT
MURDER-A TRAMP SEXES coLLIERY COLI
LEcToR-A sKIRAusH WITH REvoLvERs.
PoTrsvILLE Pa Oct IL, 1875.
AT Shenandoah up to to-day all was reported
quiet but affairs in unsettled condition. bust
being at standstil and precautions being taken
in every direction TO prevent another outbreak.
The situation this morning was unchanged. But ono
arrest was made last night by the police,
and that o. man who out after
nine O'Clock, needless OF the Deputy Sherlfs
proclamation. There some excitement this
afternoon caused by detachment Of police starting
pursuit OF tramp who had attacked Joseph Taylor
the outskirts OF the town. Taylor had business the
William Penn coliery and had collected some money
The tramp demanded his money, when Taylor felt for
mis- revolver The former suddenly sprang upon Taylor
seizing his hands, and at the time
drawing revolver, and sculle ensued The
tramp discharged the weapon, aiming for
Taylor's heart Taylor made sudden
turn in time to his life. the bali grazing his
and passing through the rim of his hat Taylor then
shot the man in the hip and came 70 town fearing
more trouble. The man has not been found, and has
probably been taken Of by parties in the neighbor-
hood There Is some excitement In the city to-nl ght
occasloned by Waterman being fred upon at coliery
in New Philadelphia Apprehending trouble during the
night number of special police left in carriages for
New Philadelphia, in charge Of Detective Kaencher
make arrests and bring the guilty parties here.
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A BATCH OF INDICTMENTS.

THIRTY-FIvE BILLS OF INDICTMENT FOUND BY
THE MERCER COUNTY GRAND JURY, INcLUD-
TREASURER, sooY-Ex-AssEMBLYMAN PATTER-
SON INDICTED BY THE MONMOUTH COUNTY
GRAND JURY.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct IL, 1875.
The Mercer county Grand Jury came into court this
evening with thrty-hve bills of indictment Among
them five against the defautng State Treasurer,
Sooy-four for embezzlement and one for misconduct
in Office one against James Keenan, for murder the
first degree and two for assault with intent TO kill
spectivey against James Tooey and David Whitaker.
The prisoners will be arraigned Wednesday and
Thursday next In Monmouth county to-day the
Grand Jury indicted George W. Patterson, ex-member
Assembly and defeated candidate for State Senator
before the late Democratic Convention, for embezze-
ment while in the Office of Collector of county funds
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THE PANDORA HEARD FROM.
A Pleasant Voyage to Disco and
Waygart Straits.
THE CREW WORKING WELL
Some Ice Collisions, but No
Damage Done.
CAPTAIN YOUNG'S POPULARITY

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
LONDON Oct. IL, 1875
Letters have been received here from
Captain Allen Young and one of the officers
of the Pandora, dated Disco, August g. and
Waygart Straits, August 9.
The letters describe the voyage as having
been pleasant. The Pandora coaled at
Disco.
ICE COLLISIONS.
They had some collisions with icebergs
in the course Of the voyage, but the vessel
was not injured.
THE CREW WORKING WELL.
The officers letter describes the crew as
working well. The doctor, artists, officers
and the HERALD correspondent have at times
lent hand at the capstan. All on board fare
alike.
YoUNG's KINDNESS.
Captain Young is greatly praised for his
kindness and his strict maintenance of dis
cipline.
THE FOX SEEN.
In Ivigtut Bay they saw the Fox.
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THE DUELLO IN FRANCE.

TWO YOUNG AMERICANS FIGHT WITH SWORDS
NEAR PARTISAN OLD FAMILY VENDETTA
ONE OF THE COMPLAINTS WOUNDED IN THE
ARM.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1875.
A duel was fought with swords at Vesinet,
near Paris yesterday, between two young
Americans, named respectively Riggs and
Paine
AN OLD FAMILY VENDETTA.
The cause was an old family vendetta,
which was renewed last Thurday night in
the Renaissance Theatre. Blows were ex-
changed before the audience and the police
interfered
PAINE WOUNDED.
The result of the duel was that Paine was
wounded slightly in the arm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
mss KELLOGG n ENGLISH OPERA.

MISS KELLOGG IN ENGLISH OPERA.
The opening Of the English opera season, Booths
Theatre lasnight quite brilliant the warmest
friends q Miss kellogg could reasonably desire. The
house lled with an enthusiastic audience, and
A1ignonn was sung to general satisfaction.
The slight resemblance which tins opera bears
to the noble story upon which it is ostcnsbly
founded, exists to much greater degree in its plot
than in its feeling The mystery with which Goethe
arrayed the most beautiful his heroines necessarily
dspeled by the necessary logic Of the stage which is
rarely satisfied until it has explained poesy by
fact But the music is charming, the drama
tic effects powerful and the scent of the rose
fingers around the shattered vase. The exquisite
ideaty aud intense eager passion OF "Know'st thou
the andfn especially sung by Miss Kellogg, would
alone cntite AMBROSE Thomas TO the gratitude Of the
public. Much of the music is, however, merely
pretty, and without other originality than
that Of delicate and peculiar treatment
IL is the originality Of conscious method
and not OF unconscious inspiration Yet II is inn
possible for the severest critic TO complain of the
PRECIOUS briancy Of many OF the airs. The occasional
poverty of their ideas is most felt when they pro-
longed, when Miss Julia RoEewald received
cores for the gavotte and the poonase. This lady
who made her first appearance here is Of petite pretty
appearance, and has sefposession and much skill az
an actress. and much hexibty oil voice The quality
of her voice, however, is hard, and with all its ease 1t
resembles lightning struck by lghtnng-fused
molten, is metallic STILL Miss Beaumont made a very
delightful Frederick. The grand reception of the
ing was, of course, given to Miss Kellogg, who was
almost smothered IN bouquets and recalled thrice over
As she bore them from the stage we could not help
wondering, in recollection Of Pauline who could
They seemed to from all parts Of the
theatre. And then thought how easily 1t
is for Miss Kellogg to realize the desire OF Lady eaze
who wished 1t ever summer, that she might always
tread upon roses. Mr. Castle, Mr. Peakes and the
other members OF the company sung their parts adm
raby, and the opening night augurs season of more
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san FRANCISCO M1NsrRE1.s.

The San Francisco Minstres interpreted an amusing
programme last evening. There a fair supply Of
Jokes to the boards of minstrel theatre and pro-
ductive of much hlarty After tho first part during
which the singing, by the way, not nearly good
the TESTING, Governor Ryman' gave hts views
the financial crisis which, II not profound those
of Carl Schurz, were far more amusing sour Boys'
concluded the entertainment, and ''highly emo
tonal furniture drama as the programme announces
II, it was emphatic success An attractive pro-
gramme will be presented every night this week.
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OBITUARY.
SENATOR WILLIAM JOHNSON.

A despatch from Seneca Falls, N Y, announces the
death OF Senator William johnson, OF apoploxy at
three O'Clock yesterday morning He reached homo
Sunday morning, having been in New York city since
Thursday. Tho funeral will take place Wednesday.
Mr. johnson represented the Twenty sxth Senatorial
district In the State Senate for the last four years. and
also represented Seneca county in the Assembly Of 1861
lie for many years manufactures at Seneca Falls
He was born in volney, Oswego county In 1920 and
was consequently in hts nhy-nfth year He was
genial gentleman, and In politics he was a democrat
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SPAIN.

sABALLs GOING TO swITZERLAND-THE MADRID
CABINET TO DEMAND HIS ExTRADITIoN-
RELATIONS WITH THE VATICAN.
q LONDON, Oct II, 1875.
The Carlist General Saballs goes TO Switzerland
Spain intends to demand his surrender as robber.
The Spanish Minister to the Vatican has presented
noto to Cardinal Antoneli relative the Concordat.
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THE STORM IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, y. s., Oct. H. 1875.
The storm OF ast night did considerable damage in
Cape Breton. AT North Sydney number Of vessels
we're much damaged by dragging their anchors and
collding. Several buildings were blown down, but
lives we're lost At Sydney new warehouse on the
wharf was lifted by the wind and carried into the
Al Port Hastings the gale commenced at nine p. NJ
from the southeast and continued three hours, when
the wind veered TO northwest, blowing ahurricane,
causing all the vessels in the harbor 10 drag their
Anchors
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cognizance OF differences when the light is brilliant
AS Professor Rood says, "A point can dnal.y
reached where sensation does not increase at all
though the actual brightness Of the light Is greatly mul
tplied. The moon leaves the penumbra at eight r
H., without having entered the earths shadow 81 all
and, but for the HRRALD's announcement, probably
but the astronomers and very few or them would
have suspected that the moon shining with dmln~
ished splen1or HENRY Al. PAkKHURST
NKw YORK Oct IL 1875
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A POST OFFICE ROBBED.

The Post oalce on Newark avenue Jersey city
Heights was entered by burglars yesterday morning
and robbed OF money, postage stamps, postal cards.
stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers valued at
5000. The entrance was effected through back win
dow large iron bolt was FIRST removed, then tho
shutters opened and the glass was Guy out close to
the window fastening About lhe time the store
of Mr. G.. T. Dudley on summit avenue, near tho Post
Office was entered ID a similar manner but the thief
was very poorly rewarded there was hGt little money
in the store Thare Is Glow TO the thieves
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WooD's MUSEUM.

'Mazeppa" was produced last evening to a toierably
good house at Woods Museum The play presents
strange medley of high-nown Byronic poetry and
farcical dialogue, and might be called either tragcal
comedy comical tragedy Both features were
highly relshed by the audience which evidently as
fond of bloody deeds Of vaor It of telling broad
jokes and hearty laughter. The 'wild horse" which
bears off Mazeppa into the wilderness behaved as
wildly us could be expected, and Mazeppa, who pre-
sented the outlines of very plump young female,
a tremendous hero OF the most finished romantic
naLtprn.
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BEGINNING AT PHILADELPHIA.

MOODY AND sANKEY TO COMMENCE IN THE
CITY OF DRoTHERLY LOVE AND NOT IN THE
CITY OF CHURCHES.
PHILADELPHIA Oct II, 1873
Alta meeting Of clergymen and iaymen held this
afternoon telegram received from Mr. Moody
the revivalist reading follows
81 have asked Brooklyn 70 let me on viii com
mence work In your city on October 81 God willing"
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.


WAR DEPARTMENT, !
oYFIcE OF THE CmEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 1l-7:S0 ?. NJ
Probabiliies
For the upper lakes, the Lower Missouri, Upper
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and Tennessee, rising
barometer cold, clear partly cloudy weather north.
west to northeast winds ana frosts
For the Gufand South Atlantic States rising barome
ter, norhwesteriy TO northeastery winds and cooler,
partly cloudy weather
For the lower lakes the Middle and Eastern States,
northwestery winds, falling temperature, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain clearing
during Tuesday.
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NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

AN ADJOURNMENT SINE DE-IMPoRTANT Or
ALTON SCHEME
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. ii, 1875.
The State Constitutional Convention adjourned sine
die this evening at six O'CLOCK after session Of thirty
working days. In the last few days of the session
many important ordinances passed. amounting TO
O general emancipation OF the Legislature from the
sricons under which it has labored since 1863 and
giving larger powers. The public debt question
inieriered with but several Intellectual attempts
were made to repudate the special tax bonds
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GERMANIA THEATRE.

At the Germana Theatre last evening 'Honest Labor
acted to house crowded from pit to dome. The
performance has greatly improved in finish and smooth
ness and is one OF tho most laughter provoking
in the city 1t will be repeated every night till
further notice
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THEATRE coMIQUE.

This cosey little theatre is well filled nightly and the
performances heartily appreciated. There is
new sketch by John Wild, entitled "A School for
Husbands" Misses Ada Oliver, Nelly St John and
Virginia Sckney appear in their songs and character
changes and Allen, Schoolcran and Goes the Anseys
and Burnes the audience with various special
ties and burlesques. local drama called Tho
Pcnic'' concludes the entertainment
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REPORT FROM MR.. JANEEY, OF THE BLACK
HILLS EXPEDITION.
WASHINGTON, Oct II, 1875.
The Commissioner or Indian Affairs received the fol-
lowing despatch to-day from Walter p Janney, geoo
gist, exploring the Black Hills:-
CAMP ON RAPID CREEK. Sept 20, 1875.
have discovered gold in small quantities 10 the Bear
Lodge Mountains about twenty miles cast Of the Little
Missouri Buttes In the northeastern portion Of the
Black Hills The field Is limited in area, not exceeding
fifty square miles, and is wholly in wyoming being
separated from the region about Harneys Peak by lhe
Rcd Water Valley The gold Is derived from The de-
composition OF lodges OF feldspar porphyry. carrying
oxides of iron and Manganese, quartz being found IN
the region and the deposits far examined, are
gravel bars or limited area near the heads OF tho
tain streams flowing the belts from the river have
nearly completed the work OF survey, and expect 10
reach Fort Laramie my return about October 10.
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HOLLAND AND VENEZUELA.

STATEMENT OF THE DUTCH FOREIGN MINISTER.
TIE HAGUE, Oct IL, 1878
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day that the situation with regard TO
Venezuela was not such 70 disquietude, but
serious enough TO counsel prudence.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

Tony Pastor and his well selected company drew
O large audience last night jennie Morgan the Field
ings the Freeman sisters and Gus Williams excite the
laughter and applause OF the lovers of amusement but
Tony usual does not permit himself TO be eclipsed
by such iavorites Of the public as these.
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ITALY AND THE CENTENNIAL.

ROSIE Oct II, 1878
Italy will appoint committee Of Italians resident in
America 70 act at the Centennial Exhibition at Phia
dephia The Pope viii send two mosacs representing
the Madonna by Raphael, and ST. Agnes by Genth
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.
ROME, October IL, 1878.

ROME, October IL, 1878.
Cardinal McCloskey will leave this city tomorrow.
He goes first Paris He will afterward visit Cardinal
Manning at London and Cardinal Cullen in Ireland.
He has ordered here splendid marble altar for the
Roman Catholic Cathedral or New York, costing
9A0 000
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FIRE AT saNTANpER.

SANTASDER Oct IL, 1875.
great fire is now raging in timber yard near the
railway depot, in this city. The premises contain
great quantity OF pine timber
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

There was standing room only at the Olympic last
night Harper and stansil continue in their songs and
Dances and the Worrc sisters remain prime favorites
There also Rooney, Adah Richmond the Hamtown
Students, the Carlo brothers and the Raynors new
local extravaganza introduces newsboys, policemen,
pugilists and other representatives Of metropolitan
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

sERvIA AND TURKEY SHOWING PEACEFUL
DISPOSITION.
LONDON Oct IL, 1875.
The Daily Telegraph has special telegram this morn
ing stating that Serva and Turkey have mutually
agreed to withdraw the troops from the frontier.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN COMMUNICATION REIA-
TIVE TO THE TURKISH DEBT
PARIS, Oct II, 1875.
II is reported that the British and French govern
ments in communication relative to the steps be
taken in view Of the recent edict in regard TO the
Turkish debt
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ORDERS.
WAsnrNGroN. Oct. II. 1875.

WAsHINGToN, Oct II, 1870
Captain C. P. De KRAFT is ordered to duty Cap
tain OF the League Island Navy Yard Assistant Pay
master w. c. MCGOWAN is ordered TO the Pawnee at
Port Royal, s c. Passed Assistant Engineer John
Pemoerton Is detached from the Plymouth and placed
on the alex
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GUIBoRD's FUNERAL.

MONTREAL, Canada, Oct. IL, 1875.
No day has been appointed for the funeral OF Gui-
bords remains and 1t is possible II may be deferred for
q considerable time.
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DAVID v. MARVIN.

A despatch from Jamestown N. ", announces the
death of David N. Marvin, cashier Of the Chautauqua
National Bank and OF Hon II p Marvin, yesterday
morning.
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A PILGRIMAGE PROCESSION.

OTTAWA, Ont Oct. II, 1875
The congregation of St Patricks church held their
pilgrimage procession here yesterday There were
8000 persons the PROCESSION All passed OF quietly.
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A-rspENscHEIn,s ON ANn ElRM EB

A-ESPENSCHEID'S OLD AND FIRM FRIEND,
the public this given his Silk Dress and DerbJ
Business HATS most emphatic and satisfactory indorso
ment the workmen employed upon them being
unable with demand Gentlemen who wer1
disappointed In not receiving hats Saturday may
upon receiving them during the week E
PENSCHEID Manufacturer Of Gcntemens Hats lis Mas
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MURDER OF A COLLIERY WATCH
MAN.
PorTsYIILE Pa Oct IL l

PoTTsvnLE, Pa Oct IL, 1875.
Thomas Devine, the night Waterman at the Palmer
Vein Coliery, near New Philadelphia, shot and
probably morally wounded to night while on his way
work His assailant escaped
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as
HERALD Building -
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A-THE OCTOBER HAT IS KN0X'S LATEST Ann
best production lie has given TO It's inception and
facure his rpened skill and thorough artistic hence
It's universal popularity Buy your HATS 2l2 Broadway
$50 Broadway in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND POLITICAL OPEN
work Banners II. II. UPHAM 4 CO, $50 and 252 Canal
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OTIS REED.

Otis Reed, actor and eocuonist and for many years
the Lord Dundreary OF Laura Keene's company, died
In Boston last night
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ANY RUPTURED MAN WEARING THE EFFECTIVE
remedy OF the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broad
way, passes along fes pleasant pathways singing hs
goes, reaching perfect
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FACE WITH CHARMING FEATURES MAY BH
rendered actually repulsive botches pmpes GLRSS
SULPHUR SOAP promptly remedies all mpie xiona bem
shes well local eruptions Of the skin burns bruises
seal Ac
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Things heretofore considered impossible performed
day and have learned savan Of Paris turning out
diamonds by the thousand from his laboratory beautiful
pure and durable any taken from the bowels
the earth How he does bis secret which he will not
dvuge Even his unknown but the fact that ne
accompshes this wonderful think is disputable. Hi
PARTISAN DIAMONDS by the nobesse of the most
fashionable be only in New York
the jewelry OF RICHARD HUMPHREY, No. 77s
Broadway They beautifully in solid gold and cost
onehirteth much real diamonds lasting long and
retaining their brliancy forever
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Al FURNITURE sARGAINs-sEE kelly CO. .
ant
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE FRoL1c AT BERMUDA.

The United States steamer Frolic from Norfolk,
bound TO South America, arrived in Murray's anchor
age yesterday morning In want Of coal.
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1874. 1875.

Average temperature yesterday ............... as
year. Coz
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A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So so
sold IS and S. Is New Church St, stairs
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nyE1vG AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
nyETN1 Am PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN
ISLAND az Duane 752 Broadway $40 sixth avenue
and i66 and 1853 Pierepont street, Brooklyn Established