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New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

TORONTO, Oct. "a very slight shock OF
earthquake was fct At Yorkyic on Tuesday morning
MONTREAL, Oct. 6.-The epizootic disease Is
spreading among the horses here. those IN al the ar'
stables being affected The disease Is also prevalent IN
Toronto Hamilton, and London.
Minister Buffet recently said III IA speech mt
Nirccourt that the great task the present Government
consists in reuntng all the Conservative forces o!
France a bond 50 unfortunately severed by successive
revolutions. Tho>, revolutions, he said, have thrown
into different camp really pursuing the SANE emu
hut unlucky, accustomed - attempt II by different
road. only on condition Of this uiiOn Of all men OF
order being established to erect an nSurhohhdpt Osi-
rier against dan ,eroua tend 'acies wi tc defense o So
irfy hc Insured and shall they be able Ia regard the
future with perfect re"t'lty.
The National Training School for Cookery
resumed It's courses Of instruction or teachers domestic
servants and general learners last month IN London
The school Board of London has arranged th't go"
selected girls shall he taught cookery by the teachers p
the National Training school AT two cciitfS one III
Hnry yebOne aud TIE oth"r II tiieenwch me ooccP o
offers five free eacher,hps of cookery 20 ne com
pecd for aud the Education Department gives ~ yea
- schools on behalf of each girl tdgh; cooker! accord
iag to the code.
Describing Trebisne. OF Trebnic, for it is
known hy both names, be Ragusa correspondent OF lhe
LoRaoa Ve,rs says: The town very small and exceed
,y dir; s. and size, is about IN the same proper
lion 10 Eaeusa as Raeusa is to Paris, and an od-iaSl
;nnrd stone wall and wet ditch form it, only defense
II could rot resist artillery but il strong AGAINST ircsu
lars. Tie whole scene IS most picturesque ana ASa'e
There were crowd, of Turkish soldiers Ionrng the mar
row street, and there tiny shops to be seen ar
ranged in the Eastern style, with turhancd m rchaut'
ing crOss-cegcd behind tlcir goods. I'm the camp out
,dc the the troops are coulOrtdbD uhaitttt' III
bell tents about Wh;, Wal3 ot stone I'l5td uudei
The taps a foot az 40 above the ground. They had
planted flowers beside thu d0nrS Ut some entS ~ tE"ush
rxprcting a long stay. 4 battery of htld guns was
posted near the infantry cam me 'oi, l.r'r VI ,iJ M
fmk, 10 1rcbui- Is about 900 men. The town cCulu
easily De held by IuO. IL - said that during tir l'tc
bloc llc the Insurgents never 'cro'sy tnr 70 take the
place. they could. not even enter IA" suburb Wlrrt
OF the shops Their only chance "a To cul ou
the supplies and that thry might la dgdn II tic fortune
nf war should change The Iurkj now get bread from
Ha.2tsi, heavily escorted all the way
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
ture power to forfeited rights TO an SsNr was
29,JSO yeas TO 1913 nays.
[For other returns zee Frs P19,l
MOODY AND SANKEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6.-Mcssrs. Moody and
sankey arrived here to-day. Mr. Sankey, however re-
turning to York this afternoon Mr.. Moody u the
guest OF John Wanamaker. who has just returned from
Europe where he secured partial promise from the two
reyiyass TO begin their work In this city Mr Moody
says he considers himself undsr obligations to give Phla
dophia the preference. Lnyncn have united generally
IN inviting them but the ministers hold meeting to
morrow afternoon 70 discuss the proprety Of similar
invitation. large building 10 hold 5000 or 1900 Ia
being negotiated for and an arrangement Will de-
pend upon the action Of the ministers. They will begin
the lst OF November.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
nR,rrARY NnTEs.

Capt. George Lancaster OF the United States
Army died recently at Bangor Ns Hc retired from
active service in 1870.
James Henderson, who Died recently az Ale
gan, Mich was q native of Scotland who're he studied
law. and private secretary of or John smear Who
corrcspondr5 with Washington and friend Of the
American cause He settled in Alcgan County, Mich,
m IsS engaged ~ farming aud devoted Isis JInc largely
10 The scientific ,tudcs. Mr. Henderson NJS lrOmi-
ncnt member Of tEe Prcshytcrnn Church.
ToRoNro, oct 81. Uaskin, night editor Of
tn, Haii was drowned on III, queens "ha;i yesterday
while fishing.
BOsToN, Oct Sen. j. VI. Haincs, who died
Yesterday at CharIc.tovu. formerly Adiutan'Gcn-
cral Of New-HaInr>hirc and took prom nrnt part ~
enrolling and cquWluk tbc troops Of trat state dHias
the civil
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
7HE NiSSISSiPPI EYCITEUEAT

~ sEEIGJ5 FioiTlNG YHi-IiiE NiGR0E' GIVE NAf
~ EyEI;l ,SuNu-H-COrIuN SUFFERING FOR
IACk OF INEpEUEs.
MENrHIs, oct. 6.-ihc .irdi'Lcbc'S CORE
-lruirt ~ lf.cna clcgtGphs tha. all i, quiet ai
Friar'4 Point. NcET0c, numbering about loo. col
i,ctri nrar the town. and hr whites requested sheriff
Broan 10 dspcrst them tn, ShcIih went ont and
;od ticm tn go home which they refused 10 DO
ten Chulmci- then ordered them 20 dIsrrisc which they
did, but collected ai:n. when Chalmers charged them
and drove y nrin; tEcir heads. They again
collected behind bayou, and Chalmers nhnkcd
il.m and irei AGAIN. this tlmo wouning some
of them. lie kept driving them Uulh he
reached C1ikssilc, Whcre they ell disappeared, having
stopped - thrr homes they were driven pa"k II l.
understood that the ncSn". are again collecting ~ Jones
town. senator Acurn- place, and tialmtIS Is going
there To d>Icrse them. Chaimcr" has some 200 or
800 Mtn, aud the HrstOr, ny before them
when h- u;thc- . charge one whic man was
wounded. TIN, trouble will cost ID" people white ana
black vrry dearly cotton - being Saihtivd ana
ever, iiy tuIuts Iu,t nov Mayor Acorn says that the
hired rOitun Ictrfs leaving 1rd he loss u cotton
will rum ihr people generally
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

The annual session of the Board of Trustees
of the PcaAod, Educational Fund WAS opened yesterday
afternoon at the Tifh Aycnur Hotel The following gen
tlcncu were present: 1hc Hon. Robert c. Winthrop Of
Boston, Chairman; George Peabody Russell Of England.
Secretary cx-GOy. VIM Aiken Of South Carolina, Chief
Justice Morrison Waite Of The United states Supreme
Cour. Surgeon General Joseph r. Barnes, 1. : A.. Gen
Richard Taylor of Louisiana, samuel Watson Of TcnHc-
See Bishop Whipplc of Minnesota, the Hon William NJ
Eyalts and Samuel Wetmore OF NrwYork, and the Rev
Dr. Balnas Sears Of Virginia, agent for the trustees
since tao last meeting the trustees have lost Gen. era
ham Of North Carolina, VINO died recently At Saratoga.
The only business brought before the trustee" "ator
dny was the report Of the agent, the Rev. Dr. Scarn,
which was read action 1t being deferred until to-day
or morrow when IL is expected the trustees viii finish
their sbors MI Riggs Of Washington. Chairman Of the
Finance Committee. will he present at tOdSys session.
which viii begin al noon.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE srspLyDED cINu EyaNHE&>.

WHAT TuE CHARGES OF DEPUTY A1roRNEl-GfNEHAL
FAIRCHuD ARR AGAINST YAGE> AND RtECUtK
ALBANY, oct 6.-Ihc charges drawn up by
Deputy Attorney General Ta.rchld against john i.
Yates Division Engineer. ar.e tlat EC has been guilty
Of gros, neglect Of duty in failing 70 nspec; tie work
under the contract % Henry B. Bcusou; in permitting
the work to be accept a. in allowing poor hatria' i'
DO used: in permitting false and enormous estimates 70
be made and rendered 10 the CtuI Comm. 5si,ncs; in
allowing walls to be cons. .rU,tcd a,is; rock rThIuk
ucpt; in allowing large estimates To re made for ex.,"
worK under said contract; i'm allowing Inmates 1j oA
excessive price for cement n ,iostio Of the contract
aud the laws: failing TO tat thc engineers ANA
oversecrs faithfully performed their duties IN ailn5 20
give the necessary instructions to the resident engineer
or the propcr cXecItiOn OF thc work; IN failing 90 review
the monthly aHd final accounts; IN allowing false ana
erroneous monthly 10 hc made under the con-
tract Of Willard Johnson assignee OF John V Boomer ia
allowing false and erroneous dna estimate on sid
contract in allowing vertical walls 80 be buit under he
contracts of Mr,si-. skinner Il Osborn. ANA IN ucrt
ting unit sHd worthless materials TO De used under
various other contracts On h's dNisIcn tm'uS lErii
those OF Daniel IanI.c. Ell4lrr * Rcl, aHo J n V l.
Brown In respect % these contracts charge, -lIu 10
The charges AGAINST stephen D. Babco.l. Resident I'm
gincer, similar To thuS" Against 1a'ce II Is also
gcd that said stephen T.. Bdbcpc, while dcimS as an
Assistant I'm ngncc!. made survey O portion OF tuc
Champian C"uhi' ana MA lr rom sien n,teS an
mate Of the quantity UI MOlh 70 DC tA'"Ni'cd Ii,i
proposed contract lor on improvement a. or near lul-
ards Bend ON sd canal; thnt .4id - .oG" 81" care
lc,,v or fr2udu.uuN id"lr 7uch survey 'ui .1uhl''
thai IN quantity sheet. exhibited al TIC tlhS 81 ut
contract Tor such iUnoNy"ent showed thHt theic were
but SEQ Wards ui solid rock ana 500 yards ui loose Iufh
be ecayatcd, while the mat estimate showed that |I
So GJ yards az solid rock ma 2O1I2i yards Oi l' 81
ruc naG been c,caNsird under said contract ana that
discharged ua ur about tLe close ot tc Year IL io'u
the service of o state ~ VIM b. Taylor 81 ,te Engineer
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
TIE CLEWS AGENCY.

HOW THE APPOINTMENT WAS PROCURED.
TESTIMONY OF II. H. CHEEvER As TO THE WAY IN
WHICH HENRY CLEws co. WERE MADE Gov
TRNNENT AGENTS EFFORTS UPON CABINET
OFFICERS AND CoNGREssNfEN FOR TWo-AND-A-
HALE YE,Rs-IUDGE DENT A PARTNFR-MR
CuRrVFRs ARGUMENTS WITH MEMBERS OF THE
ADMINISTRATIONS AND oTIIEBS-NALtE Oh lhE
SERVICES RENDERED TO CIEws co.
The examination of Benjamin VI. Chceyer, "a
creditor of Henry Clews q Co., was continued yes
terday before Edgar Ketchum, Register in Bank
ruptcy, at No. l29 FultOn-st. There were present
William A. Abbott counsel for J. Nelson Iappan'
Trustee Of tho old firm lClews Fowler, Edward
f. Brown counsel for C. +. Tompson, Trustee OF tie
new firm tClcws Il Zeidlcrl, and Edward r. Bart
lett counsel for Mr.. Cheeyer.
Mr. Abbott conducted the examination, and pur-
sued his inquiries closely to ascertain the conNdera-
tion of the agreements signed by Mr. Clews to share
tLc nrofts of the Government business with Mr.
Cheever and his alleged partners Mr.. Chccver was
also asked whether he had offered any inducements
70 Nr Cews 10 sign the contracts account OF in-
1ucnce or power with certain Government officers.
The names OF Cabinet officers, senators and members
of Congress were drawn from Mr.. Checver ~ having
been conferred with by him to secure this appoint
mcnt of Henry CleWS 4 Co., aS fiscal agents ot the
United States Government. The nature of the ser
Wees rendered by Nlr Checycr were also disclosed
and the names of prominent persons were freely
spoken Of in connection with the transactions. Mr.
Chccycr denied that hc had offered any p"cunl-
arv induccmcnt to any officers of the United states
Government in order to procure the appointment re-
fered to- OF that hc had mentioned these agree
mCut, to any of them.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE CATHOLIC AgsTINENcF UNION.

CINCINNATI, Oct. G.-lhe Catholic Total Abb
snsnce Union Of America assembled here to-day About
POO delegates present represening every state in
IA" Union Addresses we're delivered by Archbishop
Purcoll and Bishop Toebbe Of COyingOn. Committees
were then appointed various topics, among them
to the people and 10 the Pope The reports
exhibit marked increase the number OF societies
and additional members. telegram was ordered to be
sent 70 the Holy ~ Rome expressing sympathy
with him In bis troubles and begging his blessing the
Convention The Committee Credentials reported The
number Of societies ia the afternoon 10 be 536.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
TIE YACHT REsOLUTE BEATEN BY TIE
ES1EfLE.

The first of a series OF proposed yacht races
between tho Resoute ANA other yachts belonging 20 the
New-York Yacht cub squadron. took place Yesterday
the contestants being Rufus iachS yacht Re-olutc and
j. d. Smiths Estclc, .tbc former allowing the latter
under tho Club rules. II minutes aud 10 seconds. The
signal for preparation was given at SID ~ m.
and the start took place az 9:li, the Rc'o-
lutte crossing the line AZ Oh. l9m Dos. and the
Estellc at Oh. l9m. J,s. Tho yachts carried
workingsails and topsails and N rounding Buoy
No J. of the extremity ~ sandy Hook the Estec WAS
sti little distance behind her competitor The vessels
TUNED the lighship in the following order: ReSOlute
l2 3im. 3Os.: Eselle IN I9m. The weather through
ont extremely heavy, and just after start
ing hDmrward the f0rc0past O the RcsOlute was ear
iied away and considerable time lost IN taking IN
her sails the Escllc the race On time allowance
,y minutes aud seconds. Size sailed by Joseph
Ellsworth assisted by the OF tho Comet, aud the
Rcs1lule was sailed Dy John g. Dennis
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
PROBABLE SUICIDE N NEWARK.

The body of Anton Wcunsch Of No. Bel
uOut-aye Ncw9ib, Was found !estcrda. 90 tie las,lc
RIVER under the Lie Railway bridge at Newark. 1t
bod evidently blen u tAc water foi several days. Be
meath the right ,," WAS discovered wound. n"de, u
Il tltOttght by pistol bali There other marks Of
violence ON "a. byGN. Neuuscn Was married about a
month ago 20 widow lady, the molIer OF several ch-
r.n ami tho new iy-wr,lacu paIr uyed uuhappily ON
Thureday last me hat serious quarrel WIN MS "iie'
when ne htrricdly left the hOuoe and uOtELg was Sce
Of him again uuu his body found. II Is supposed
ina; hc committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
uoNIlclnEs IN oRANGE.

John Fagin, age 2S years, living IN Renck-
IT, Orange y j.. dcd under peculiar circumstance On
TUESDAY 1t appears from the investigation Of County
Physician Dodd that sunday evening Fagin went to
the house OF Mrs. Margaret knowles widow" living IN
Newest and asked Ler 70 set some beer for him She
fused aud Fag.n asked her son. Peter Knowles. 10
yoass 70 so the beer. The boy also refused when
Figin used vile language 70 both mother aud SON The
latter seized slick Of wood and struck Iaciu two blows
on the head. Fsgin continued IN stupor uu Tuesday
wheu be diOel leaving Vile and two children. Peter
Knowles was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
OBITUARY..
JANE, LYsAGHT PLrNKETr

IANEN INNNNII II4' NM 7
James Lysaght PlUnkett, late Master IN
noU s Navy died of consumption at his home al No.
~ Summitst Brooklyn, att yesterday He leaves
a widow but no children. He WAS son oi Dr. G. 4
Plunkcft of Brooklyn. grandson of col Thomas PUN
kctt nf the British Army, born IN berkshire. En-
gland and dicd at the OF 81 Ii" entered the L. :
Navy as Masters Mate IN ~jS and served throughout
the war winning his position as Master by u.ritOrious
service AT vaou. stations and signal bravery in several
important actions Ic commanded The naval part o the
parade when medas were distributed 20 thc veterans Of
thr army and navy u BrOuyu ~ the CioS OF tho war
hftervsrd be served "a short time commissioned
officer Of the Peruvian Navy. "" has been recently en-
gagged the merchant service, and was regarded as
skllful and Trustworthy navigator.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
OrTDOOP NPOHTr.
HITTING ox JEROME PARK RACES.


The third day> races of the Autumn meet
in oi tie American Jockey club will hc run at Jerome
Par this Afternoon The programme offered i~ of inter
e.t aud the rain OF yesterday not sufficient go i'm
pair tne track which was amazingly dusty on Tuesday
The in Il event win be mile and lalf dash for parse
Of $500 BE winner to b, sold al auction fol $500 If
carving weight for age Cor $1,000. If allowed four
mounds Seven horses announced 20 start survivor
il the ftvoi,tc, with second choice divided between
Iclaps ana F.co!o. The second VIII hc thr grand
national handicap sweepstakes FOR all 500 cah
half forfeit and only S20 il declared oGt before Sept
with - 900 .Gdcd % which $500 to the scconu
horse. The distance is 2i4 miles. Out of II nom.ul-
ti0u. the owner, OF only three hor.", hdN'
accepted weights follows: McGfafhS Aaron
.Ynrc's shylock i6 ic.Hsj, llG pounds Mcdaniel.
Willie Gurac Uhroe years., 90 pounds, Aaron Prnnin|
ton is the fdyO1tc at great ODDS. The third con
irs. Is mile heat for purse or rtoo Tor winch
III, rc are four starters the furemu, IN tt "silmuh O
The betting men ug Matte \. aud Rn@dannIAi iEU'
ac days racing VIII ci.e with dash o five tuIlouss Tor
tWO- G- for purse 81 500 i-ht h"fscs VII con
test ior tie prize. q. Lorialds SannuN aud Ambush
b'iuE TIE favOlites.
ing aud the betting active Pool, were made a. fol
lows: ia the 81 ling ;aC"SurylVOr 0ll iouull 600
PicO!O tlOi pOundSl, $50; Lelaps tl pounds <lu5;
Josie B. G- pounds, Sl2j b. r. Carver uo2 pounds,
$40: Burson lUl pounds. so Century tt6 pounds ,
ton, $50; Shyl0ck so; Willie Burke, 500. For TIE
mile heats: MpUe A., $500; RldiamauthUS. 500 ;
Irandrr So; Egyd, ~ -. In th' five furlung,
g. LOriliards surbur-t and Ambush 500; tJ!l. 80
Vdnus $50; Mette, 500; Eeyin- cne-tnut hlly -;
rrc1ricktown. $40; Moiir Carew, 20 Betting IN the
ptf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN RRODkLYN.

\ fire OF inccndiary origin took place in the
ty,-.tfy wooden building owned ny cXSupcryi.or James
Duffy at No J26 WaTen-st, Brooklyn, just before m "
night ON Tuesday. The loss $40 some OF the lap
boards had been OH and candles and other inHsh
nabc substances inserted Ghe building l. occupied 10y
a colored family named Weed II has been set on fire
three times within month, Dut no clue To the lncerdhy
has been discovered. =.
The STOCK ol the drug store Of II. Gross Bro al No
ti3 Grauf-.t near IOlimcg-st. l.. D. was damaged
81 900 about T. yesterday By hrr caused by the
explosion OF Kerosene lamp IN the cellar iEe loss IS
cot cred by insurance ia tine Exchange Insurance Com
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

At about , Il. m, yesterday, fire broke ont
IN the dwelling of Cornelius Sexton, In Jeiferson-St,
Orange " j. which totally destroyed, together with
tn, contents The los, is 5000 aud i partially
insured iu Newark companies. As Engine No Was re-
turning from this ire. tire discovered IN the hose
of Patrick Hauiley, in Burusidc-t The front OF the
building was saved but the damage will amount 20 ST.
nm NJ hlrh L, cDYriel bN innlrAuOr.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
POVGHKEEPSIE BRIDGE.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS AND THE
NEw-FNGLAND CAPITAIISTS-HOW THE VISITORS
WERE ENTERTAINED.
PoUGHKEEPSIE, Oct. 6.-The Boston capital
lists who here to Inspect the surroundings OF the pro
posed railroad bridge the Hudson this morn
Ing conveyed to different points of interest around the
city, including the Hudson River State Hospital Vassar
College. and Eastman Park This afternoon, the
steamer John l.. Hasbrouck. they made an oNcnr-
up aud down the river, viewing the approaches to
the proposed bridge anI the Quarrics from which
Is proposed take the stone for tho work This even
ing an important meeting held in the Board Of rrade
rooms attended by the directors OF the Bridge Comp any
the Bostonans, and prominent PoughSeepSe capitalists
Speeches were made by John f. Winslow Prcst-
dent of the Bridge Company; John T. Platt o. The
PouybLeepse EagIe, ox-oy. Price of NcwJerscy, W A.
simmons Collector Of the Port OF Boston; the Hon
Moses Kimball Dr. J. c. Aver, VIM. H. Lincoln Horace
O. Bacon, SIR Waters OF The Boston Adrsri'sei, and
others All were favorable to the great work The
meeting lasted over three hours.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

DlEU
BAIRD At Towanda Pcnn. Friday sept ~ -amgs. Bard
the 1ith ~ his
Bridgeport paurr- please copy.
I&GERSOII-Lorin sou of ant Rcbrcca T. Ing,r-olI
at sea, Juur 20. 1870 aged IL yrlrs.
I$IIAN wednesday evening oct g. Kgti. Muller only
daughter Of Charles n and Joanna A. ljhan aged years
NOtiCe of funeral hereafter
MOOK-At Springfield Mass. Thursday. sept 3d. A.
wife of Roger sherman Moore
PfCKEN-Oc G Samuel j. r, Of :. \. e. Pcken.
> "a : months
Relatives Of the family respectfully requested
10 attend funeral from thu residence ~ ms parents. go
Nayyst between FLltonst 1nl Dokabayc, ErJokyD. %
IuOrIVv, oct. :, at o'clock p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
A NINE NEAR Porr5yIILE FIRED BY ISCES
DIARIES.

POTT5yiIIE. Penn, Oct 6.-Gracber kem-
bc's colcry AT Locust Gap wIs set on fire this morn
ing In attempting 20 eEtngush the flames, which
had then gaincd very little hoadway the watchman
was shot at By the incendiaries. The fire soon
b und hi. control. aud the engine house and the
breaker burned To the ground The loss "a estimated
At over flOO,OOO. no Insurance. Thlco nun
dfed men aud boys are thrown out VI employ mcnl
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, ~ Y, Or. G.-ln the Court ~ Appeals
Wednesday. Oct. .: NO 2O7-Ihe People Sc. defendants
error LirsFv, plaintiff argued by J. O.
Of counsel for plaintiff ia and William e. RuIer for
the people case s:l on.
Proclamation made and the Court adjourned
The following the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
Thur-ay, oct Nos 49, 100 1913 l5j l4I las, 1873, lJ9
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
EHE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAy,NA, oct5spanishq Gold. 22se22a; ESchsge steady
the United States 90 days currency ll3p - prem
s2ht ll70 - prem; go days gold, 1915 prem
short sight. 1881 80 prem. London, l7ja77 prem.
Paris -0l40 prem quiet NJ. ~ d. - 1910 resls
per arToba IN gold, al ., reals.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
SPANISH AFFAiRN

IEOnPs EMBARKiNG FOR CUBA-GEN. sABALL7 II
FRANCE.
MADRID, Wednesday, oct g. 1879.
Nine hundred soldiers sailed from Barcelona
on Tuesday for Cuba and 5000 aren now embarAns
for the same destination.
The Carists have apparently abandoned their batteries
before San Sebastian.
II is officially announced that he Caris Gen sahalls
has entered Franco.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
SHERIFF rnowy oy perA"unD SERVICE

I-III0I I'-Tf VIZ w ~
t,airHrhe from Helena Brown the coorri Sheriff
II gpahnui Couuty arrived there tonight Hc -ay' he
brriu, detached from his friends rsry in the trouble,
and Vent on foot AUSTIN 20 obtain assistance of sheriff
Manning white " Tmrica County. lie doe, not talk
warljbr at al and thinks The trouble 10 settled w
oit trouble lie knows nothing of the particulars
~ regard 10 the is,ting
,t,,,i.,t,ry .ss g,y., pttsr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
IN rLATRTSH. [. /.

The milk stables Of Patrick Pierce on Broad
way FIatbu-h l. l.. the County 6dli:ng were de-
,roytd by fire Of unknown origin about p. NJ yestcr-
day The loss which i estimated at $500 Is covered by
= uory in the Continental Insurance Conn any search
making for on, Of PeIcc's empOyc, WEO Is suspected
ofh a = tho stables ~
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
HOLLAND AND VENEZUELA.

FHE DISAGREEMENT UNSErTLED-A DIPLOMATIC
NOTE DELIVERED.
TnE HAGUE, Wednesday Oct o. 1879.
The negotiations pending between Holland
and Venezuela have reached no satisfactory result
note which it s believed s very important to the mann
tcnance OF amcablo relations, handed to the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs today.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
THE CONNECTICUT Town ELECTIONS.

HARTFORD Conn. Oct. 6.-The vote in this
state On Monday the Constitutional Amendment,
changing time Of the state election from Spring ~
Fall and making the Governors term two years,
- .676 yeas and 25Ol nays with eight towns ~ hear
from The yOto On tho amendment giving the Leksa-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
EASTERN DrTcHEss FAIR.

AMENIA. y. y, Oct. 6.-The second day of
the Eastern Dutche,s Agricultural Association Fair
passed on very successfully. Notwithstanding the
weather BEN. cold aud cloudy the attendance large
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
uYsrrR1ors nrRNIyG or roRAcco RARys

MYSTERIOUS HUNNINW OF IUbN'VU bAI'NH'
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct G.-Fiye tobacco barns
in Robertson Colnty Tenn, have been burned during
the past week involving loss OF 10000 pounds of to-
bacro The CoitrierJout,aFs special says the fires
were occa,oned by gasea evolved from the tobacco by
ueruli ar atmospheric phenomena
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

II s generally supposed that mon belonging Co me
Mollie Mcguire organization are the ineendiaree. Inc
philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company con
tinue tho alert and have large force Of police ans
trbued throughout the region protest their property