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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
THE AMERICAN SQUADRON AT SOUTH
AMPTON,

HOSPITAIITIEs TENDERED BY THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE AND THE CORPORATION.
LONDON, Monday, Aug Is. 1875.
The Corporation of southampton and the
Chamber OF Commerce OF that city have each rendered
reception and banquet to the Admiral Of the American
Squadron and his officers. The squadron will probably
remain at Southampton during the remainder Of the
month, during which time these cOurteses will bo &C
copied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
on THE WATCH AROUND CoRINNE

CoRINNE, Utah, Aug. 16.-The Indians re-
Gently expelled from this valley have not returned to
their reservations. 1t is said that Pocatolo, with his
entire band and several smaller companies Of Indians,
are encamped near Logan about 20 miles from here.
They number at least 800 and being supported
tir-iy by Mormons and under control Of the Mormon
Church Citizens have been furnished with needleglns
and other arms belonging to the Government and pick
cts are stationed around the city every night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
A STATUE OF HERMANN UNvAILED.

THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AND AN IMMENSE con-
COURSE OF PEOPLE PRESENT.
BERLIS, Monday, Aug. IS, 1873.
The colossal statue of Hermann, tie ancient
German hero, was unvailed to-day near Detmod, in
westphalia before immense concourse Of people The
Emperor william present. The unvailing OF the
statue was the occasion OF grand national festival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

made a desperate effort TO he first around, but
the Rambler around FIRST followed within 30 yards
by the Alarm The wind began 10 die away and the
Yachts Jagged over the course About $50 D. Beaver
Tail sighted Tic Rambler was now far in the ieaa
made clean run home. Boating the Alarm BY hours
and 10 minutes The Other yachts meanwhile were
almost stsndsti and the ram made the time very
dull. The followipg 10 the record Of the race:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

EXPLOSION OF A TENNESSEE RIVER STEAMER.
KNOXVILLE, REM, Aug. 16.-The boiler of
the steamer Hugh Martin exploded at Washington Land
Ing the Tennessee River Saturday afternoon, causing
complete wreck Of the boat. Capt. Jake Fritts, one
passenger an engineer from the Cincinnati Southern Rail
road name unknown, and boy and man, standing on
the bank were killed Henson the pilot, and Hood, the
mate were badly hurt. Henry Frtts, the clerk, was
slightly hurt Several deck hands and deck passengers,
whose names were unknown were also hurt. The Hugh
Martin was light steIn-wheel boat buHi for the passeu
ger and freight trade between here and Chattanooga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
CANAL FRAUDS LAID BARE.
TWO ADDITIONAL REPORTS FROM THE GOV
ERNOR's COMMISSION.

ERNOR'S COMMISSION.
ANOTHER OF DENIsONy CONTRACTS.
THE REMOVAL or BENCH WALLS AND COSsTRUc.
TION OF A VERTICAL WALL FAST OF UrICA-IHs
CONTRACT PRICE PAID FIVE TIMEs FOR TWO
THIRDS OF TIE woRK-SEITIFR SURVEYS NOR
SPECIFICATIONS FILED WITH THE STATE EN0f-
NEER-slxTETN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR WORK
THAT WAS NEVER DONE-FusE MEASUREMENTS,
LYING FNTRiEs, AND WORTHLESS WORK.
The Commissioners appointed by tie Gov
ernOr to investigate the Canal contracts have
presented two additional reports. The first re-
port related to the Port Schuyler contract, ex-
ecuted by II. ID. Denssn. The second report
refers to work done by the same contractor
east of Utica. The contract price of the i'm
provement was $10,617; the amount paid,
with a third Of the work unfinished, was
$5O,7OO. The contractor was credited with
1901 yards of worthless vertica! wall, which
will have to be rebuilt from the foun-
dalton, and received over $4,000 for
work which was never done. The
surveys and specifications required by law were
not complied with. Mr.. Cantwell the engineer
in charge, is accused of altering the entries in
his books and increasing his estimate in favor
of the contractor four years after the work was
paid for. The third report relates to a con-
tract executed by John Brown Of German
Flats, to build bridge at Hulsers Farm, West
Frankfort. Mr.. Browns bid was $1,44S 50,
and $1,326 was paid to him before half the
work was done. No money has, however,
been paid to him since his work was denounced
by Mr.. Seymour, the Assistant Engineer. Tho
reports are accompanied by cOpOus extracts
from the testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
FAILURE AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 16.-Day, Kealhofer e. Co.,
grocery and commission merchants, made I'm assignment
to-day. Their liabilities are given at $4,000 and the
as,eIs at $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

GENERAL. ToRPoR on ACCOUNT or TIE Low RATE
OF IN1EREsT-EXTREME CAUTION OF THE BILL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IMMINENT.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. Is, 1s70.
The Times says there was almost nothing
doing in discounts Saturday and rates nomi-
nally the same With money excessively cheap the
banks and discount houses refuse to look any but the
very best paper, because it Ia not worth while to take
any risk For the struggling trader the present tOrpOr
Is therefore than dearer money might be- With
rate to tempt business he might get accommOda
tiOn but now he gets The simple result OF this
must he that many houses Of small will succuInb
This cheap money IA therefore about the most
purifier OF the market that could be conceived at the
present moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

The Genia vas not measured, hence there Is no COT
rected time The Eva's time not taken, IA she DID
not make the within the prescribed limit OF eight
hours The schooner Rambler thus wins the hfs prize
for schooners and the Restless second The Vision and
(ena carry of the prizes for tlOOps respectively Inc
Mohawk Comet, and several OF the other yachts went
out with the fleet. The steam yacht lueai was useo
by the Regalta Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
YELLOW FEVER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The following tele-
gram from Barrancas, Fla, has been received by
the SURGEON Ge neral Of the Army:
FORT BARRASCAs Fla, Aug. 16-a.
The ndent OF the National Cemetery j. W.
Kcogh died yesterday HIS wife Was taken sick on sat
urday. The n st doing we'll D. NJ. BRAhSAS,
Bleyet MIisr-Gen. U. s. A. Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

traitor OF the Government Gen. Haley accompanied by
Sanford Fleming and party a. excursonists
OTTAWA, Aug. 16.-NOtice is given that by
an order in the Council bearing date 10Th Of May 1873,
the tariff Of tolls on the Dominion canals is amended and
modified az follows: LIST, Bricks clay. sand, cement
and lime TO be added to class three instead OF
mating weights, all reference to the bashel is to be
omitted In respect Of grains 900 pounds av0rdhpos
or 20 centah, IL to constitute ton weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

PROVIDENCE, K l., Ang 16.-Alexander McFar-
lana esoehnan 66 yeas old committed suicide this morn
ina by drowning ia Long Pend
NAUCH CHUNK, Penn, Aug. 18.-N l.. Lee Of
pslu,ncre KILLED today by the breaking VI e
nSctns rvd VI the c,stus % . passenger tam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
GAIUTED AT ALBANY,

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 16.-President Grant
reached here at 23O p. m and met with cordial recep
ton salute was fred and there other demon
STATIONS Of respect and honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
CHINA AND PERRY.

THE COMMERCIAL TREATY RATIFIED.
LONDON Monday. Aug. l6, 1875
Advices from China say the treaty OF COM
between China and Peru was ratlned on the TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
AT WORCESTER FOR THE NIGHT.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 16.-President
Grant and party arrived here from Buffalo, 935 this
evening They will remain at the Bay State House
night and leave Providence in special train in the
morning A large crowd welcomed the party at the
depOt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
LOSS OF AN EXCLUSION STEAMER.

THE poTUsAY CASTLE STRIKES A sNAG AND SINKS
orr TORONTO - THE PASSENGERS LANDED
SAFELY
TORONTO, Aug. 16.-The steamer kothsay
astl. well known IA successful blockade runner dur
ing the late civil war; entering Toronto Harbor this
afternoon with 300 excursioniss on board, struck
sunken snag and rapidly sank TO her upper decks The
Messengers were taken of by tugs and landed safely
This steamer was built In Great Britain, and was admra
bly, constructed and supplied with superior machinery!
She piled regularly between Niagara ana loroh'o' anu
Wa, plainly but comfortably furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
WYOMING GROVE CAMPAIGNING.

W1LKEsBAKKE, FcHn, aug. Ib.-IH he NyOIH-
ing Grove Camp Meeting will begin tomorrow for ten
days session All the cottages and tents arc ned Dr.
Dashie President OF Dickinson College and William
TAYLOR, lLe noted bombay mi. si0nary, VIII attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
GALA DAY AT THE THOUSAND ISLES

w AIENIVVN ~ ~ HR"S' N0' |''e "'''''''S'
reunion OF the owners Of the Thousand Islands at
Alexandria Bay will be held the 10th inst. There
alton In front of the Thousand slads House, and in the
evening the Islands will be brilliantly Illuminated and
there will be grand ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
THE COTTON CROP SUFFERING.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 16.-Ihe Price Current
complains Of IN the cotton and too much rain. The
estimates Of the receipts Of cotton for this month
are much reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
THE Army WORM IN NEW-BRUNSWICK.

THE NElGHsoRlIoop or ST. JOHN INyADED-HLAvY
LOSSES SUFFERED.
ST. JOIN, n. b., Aug. 16.-Army worms have
sppeared on Navy Island in 81. John harsor They still
swarm on the Marsh and in the vicinity Re"fts are re-
cefyed daily Of their appearance III oher paris VI 'nc
province, Where they prove very destructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE AT SARA
TOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 18.-Nearly all the
Democratic State Con,mAse hero, preparing for the
meeting on Wednesday at the United States Hotel Tam.
many In represented by John Kelly and other prominent
members The inpressi prevails that tho Convention
. will be called Vt Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
FRAUDS IN THE MARINE CORPS.
swEnEN's FEAR OF AMERICAN POTATOES

The State Department has received copy
of royal decree of the Swedish Government to
the introduction OF the pOatobug into Sweden and Nor
way. II provides that potatoes coming from North
America either merchandise provisions for the
use Of vessels shall not he introduced into the kngdom
until they have been carefully examined and cleaned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21
Sstmrid,titn9 oes Wi6roers Sscioen=
bIttf in Ntii0NeIOfli0

B + I q B c | = \ / 4, 20. san. - 0ellte
Dtorgcn crlttt 6rieorid 6eioeublut, ueld,er
am 81. December 1873 @ottirieO Subue er=
morocte, ben SOB an @algen. Gr brodte
ben aeltrigeu 4beno bis 6eute friib I'M llbr
nit @ebet uno Sibelleien Sll. ST iflief 10
oann feft bis Morgen8 um 5 llbr. @r itano
Johann auf, nabm iein 5riibitiif unO lag Il
Suube betenb ouf lcinen Snle'n. I'm y ll9r
fam Der @eiitiide, Der bel ibm bis gum lceteu
Iu9en6lide oerblieb. 0ie 0inrldltung faub
geuau nm 10 llbr 45 Dtinutcn itatt. Grit
iiebSehn Otiunten, uud)oem Die Slappe gefals
len mar, b0rte Der Bul8 auf 81 $dlagen. @r
tarb in 6olge BON @rOroIieluug; ba8 @entd
mar nid)t gebrodlen. Die 9lurl6tung fano
10 priout, ais nl0glid), fatt.
@tne onoere 0epeid)e iagt, baB Satcr 4us
guitiu ben Serurthetlten bis on1 oGS SAT-
brett SeS @algenS begleitete unO idlieBlid
nod EN- @ebet fiir Den lluAliidlifen perriA
tetc. ,0eloenblut iagte, ol5 ibm Die Sappc
iiber bnS @eiid)t ge5ogcn murOe: "5cius
inn geben, SeiuS im SOoe, in 9eEHe Dduoe
lege i1 meine Seele!" Sdcrifi @Iliotb be-
ior9te ielbit ole Grcfutiou. Otan uimmt al,
oaB oas @enif ourd) ben 6all nid)t gebrodeu
ipuroe, neil oeiDeuhlrt uur bon lctdtem
&Grpergemifte mar. 9ta6ber murOe Die
&eid)e ab9eid,uitteu unO Den 2lerSteu Mamrp
unb 4npremS pom ,SefieriOn NteOicul= Gel
lcge" iibergeber, ungcbltf I'M galuaniid)e
@rperimeutc sum 3wede Der Briifung u:uCr
5benrie'u NIT ocnlielbeu por2uuchmeu
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Gepnbtifantid;e Contention TT
Nntltlecffcttf.

Stem. Saoen, @Onn., 20. San. - oeute
iano bier cine republifaniidle @ouOention
iiatt, in pel1er folgenbes Staats. .Sidet auf-
aeltelt muros: Sir Oa8 @ouperneursamt Der
Mapor BON giormjd), Sol. GlonO @reen, (oer.
lelbe Batriot, Der 100 Salutidiiiie megen oes
bonn Yrdfioeilten @rant in 9ouiitana eiu9e<
i6lasenen Serfabrens abfeueru lieB); fir oaS
4mt oe8 2ieutenant= @ouuerneurS, Charles 6.
@ngliib; ais Staatsietretdr, S5erit 4ug.
Sem; dis SAabneiiter, >. S. 9lrnOlo, uno
ais @ontroaeur, @enerat 9, 3. @ruwforb.
Sn Der anfgeitellten Biattfnrm erfldrt Die Gonz
petition, oaB iic unuerriidbar feffbalte an ben
9ebren usO YrinSipien Der republifaniihen
Bartei, unb baB ibr Sertrauen in bic 9teft=
ifafienbeit uub oen Yatriotlsnlus bes Yrdii-
benten @rant unperminoert iei ionic oaB lle
befen letts Spesial- Setidlaft freHoisit unter>
i6rcibe. So0ulln bittet fe ben Senat uno
GongreB, WtaBregeln gu er5relien, UNI ben
5reOen unb bic Bobliabrt oe8 Solfe8 BON
9ouifana 5u ii9crn uno enbigt id]lieBltd nit
enigen Seitenbteben auf Die pemotratiId)e
N1rtPf
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gSer iino Dtc @cleBeSUcrd6tcr int
Sti0rff2

auguta, @a., 20. 5Nn.-5n Der 9adt
pom 10. auf bcn IA. SanuNr brunnte bic
98obnung be3 @eucrol M. s. Sutler III
Gogefielo GountD, S.=G., ab. Der Srouo=
ittfter murOe ergrliIen mo bcfannte, oOB er
bon benz 9hQer 8ennant, eiuem Mlli5 ,Gapi=
time, bnsu geOuugcn porben icl. 2lm Nion,
tag iuuroe gcgen Gcnnaut cin Serbait8beiebl
auSgeitellt uno ein id)marSer @cnfablcr NIT
Der SolSiebung beauitragt. 8cnuont mei.
gerte iid), id pcrbniten 5n laiien, General
Butter belleitete MN nit Oiann Den @oue
Iabler, I'M 3euuaut fei5Hebmcu. 0ielcr
aber hattie ieine Nnbdugcr nm FG Uerlomnelt
mo feuerte anf 00S Bofe OeS @Onit0blers.
gebtereS erpioertc ole ShiiIie uno ucrlpunbetc
orei gtegcr, Siuei t0otlidl, porunf Sennant
unb be ltebrigen floben. 0tenitng ytatt
ieuerten Die 9teger l5 Sdiiiie aui s. Wieri-
metber, cbenio aui Or. WcSie, ais er nah
Suule Sltriidfebren mollte, nad6em CT ben
Drei peripunbeteu Regeru 0r5tliden Seiltuub
geletltet. @tne &ugel ourhlDderte ieine Sleis
Der uno cine anbere ncrmunbete iein Bfero,
gSeitere llnruben merbeu befiirhtet. 0a8 SOlt
iit entiflOiIeu, 8cnnant'S Serbaitun9 bcrbci.
sufithren,
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Die Scntcnnialz9litsftcllu,,a.

i btlao D y b Ia, 20. San. - @encral=
DIRECTOR u. :. @oSborn mirO, mic cS 0urd
cinen @ongreBatt porge6rieben 1T, morQcu
nit Dem Scfretdr bcs Suucrn neu >Sahresbc-
rldlt Der Centennial &ommiiiiom 0uSfiillen.
Ser Scrid)t conitatirt, nab ous ruternebmcu
gut porluGrtS id)reitct. Die @cbGube Ino a0c
5nr Auffiibrrtng contraftlid nergebeu morocn
unb ueroen nit Dem l. Sebruar 1876 iGmmt=
lid uolltdnbig icrtig geitellt iein. 9aS NtiB-
9eid)id, paS DIE 9Sieuer 2SeltouSitelluua trai,
neil am Gr0fnungstage Die @ebaulidteiten
nod unuo1enOet wareu, miro iomt BET Der
@enteuuiul 9lusitellung pcrmieoen iuerbcn.
Der Seridlt iagt fcrncr, OuB Die &omlniipon
pollltdnbig iiberSeu9t iei, OaB ba8 llntcrneb-
men aud Obne cine &eruilligung Seiten8 bc8
GongrcilcS geIidert lit unO Oielerbalb OHuon
abiebeu miro, cine ioldle 3u pcrlaugen. gSobl
aber mlrb iie pom oem @onareiie eiIle Serluil=
ltgung fir Brdnlieu erbtteu, bod loll ole
Snntmc 100000 nid)t iibtrltetgen. Gbenio
ltellt Die Gontmliiion au Den @ouqreB ba8
Serlaugeu, ben Yrdiioenten Sn ermddtt9cu,
mdbreno Der 0auer Der 2tusiteIIung su otrsu
SduBe ein 9te9imcnt Solouteu uodJ Bbi1a,
AP1nhto 2lt hP0r0Pru
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2lne Nmba.

0ouanna, 20. Sanndr. @mcral
Salseoo ;critorte periGicocne in @ile auiGc-
worieue Seri6an;ungen Der Sninrgentct.
9ie @ebdube Der San 8elipe'S Narm, brei
Meilen BON Gila Clara, iuirben BON pen
auuriibreru iliepergebrunnt mo Elm Srciuiai
gen-G Corporal unb Elm Neaer gct6Otet. S.a.
liiidle Seritdrfun9S 8ruppeu tommen iort=
lpabreps ii bem 9titritte oon Giuco gillas
ali. Die Sadt n5Oiepbiue" fam beute p9r
Santiaso be @uba bier on. Sic uertdbtete,
oaB bort cine electromagnetic 5renoe iiber
bic 8hronbeReignn9 @lfonio's Sebcrrift babe.
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Ser erpke Sfan0ata Yrosef; In
Nrnnflflff. 81. IN.

9letusg 0rf, 20. San. = Seeber'S Bro
;eB uurDe beute @torgcn in @e9enruart beS
bisberigen 9nbranges bon gieugierigen fort
geiebt. 9ie Setbeiligteu nabmen ibre ge=
m6buliGen Sibe ein nnb !5r. gracp naBm,
na6 Der gu5eige, baB r, Yprtcr srsS..t s...S..t lci
oas SrensperhDr sssSs 35eugen 0ionlton Dor -
3euge lagte iiber bas GerbdltuiB Silton's an
Bopeu ans; feruer er5Gbte er bic llnterrcz
bang nit 9eeder, a1s er bieien oaS Sdrei.
ben Der 6ran clifton abforOerte; Yeed)er
babe geiagt, er babe @liiabetb Su iebr &C..
llebt, mo onr1 Oieie 9iebe lel cr sefalfen; cr
ltehe oil eiHen inoraliiGen 9tia9ara.
gtad Der Bauie lpllrbe bas arclIperb0r
Monlton's fortgeiett. 9llle 5rageu Drebten
fi9 nm oas Sd)reiben Der Srau Elton, Ill
peldem iie Seed)er enttaitet. ltoultolt
iagte, Der betrefenbe 8rief lei ;ur 3cit i'm
geiee lsines anpaltes, bcs $5ru, MorriS.
wsrtaduhd.
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Scr nSarato8a 9ompaft"
0ebrnN Nfptt

@9icaga, 20. San. 9as 8unoe8frris.
aerid)t ernannte beute q. 9ourence SopfinS
sum Mafeufnrator Der ySoleoo=, 8eorta- ltuo
gSarlom giienbabn." Die Seamteu Der
,Dtidigan=@entrats sSobu" meigerten ii6, Der
@eriantmlung Der Serpultung8rdtbe berieni
gen GHenbabnen, lueld)e al Dem io9e.
nannten ,Saratogo @omp0ft" betbeiligt
fiuo uus melde beute in Gleuelau6 !,
Ohio, itottfinOen ioQ, tteil5unebmeu Man
nintmt oaber ail, onB Oieier @onpatt fafti6
gebrod)en lit. @S beiBt ieruer, oaB Die y@bi.
cago-9 -9torSweftidc @iienbabu" bic y8efli6e
8isconiin Giienbabn" aH5ufarfeu beobfif:
tiae,
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Nod coca In rcdltcr Ycit,

= oelp hl a, 20. San. - SObu
6ugbes, alias @arriOr Sad, beinpet fd ieit
einigen Sageu bier rm @efduguiiie, nm cine
6equiiition pou Nem-Yorf abSuwarten, mo-.
lelbit er beS MoroeS beiduioigt miro. @eitern
abenD fam MIN cine 9epeife BON Stem Ooyt
an, weldIe bcfabl, 0n9beS Sn entlaiien. Der
betreffence Sefebl muroe auS9eferti9t nnO Gin
Sote oamit abgelauot. 0erielbe mar ungez
fdbr cine &iertelinnDc iprt, als cine Swelte
9epei9e in benz II. 9oli5eiitatiOnsbuuie, oa8
geraOe bem @eidngutiie,. no SongbcS iih be.
fiuost, gegeuiiberlIegt, eintraf, tonitatirenO,
OaB ioc6en in Sing Cling ein Wann i'll 6olgc
pon @emalttbdtigfeitcn gcIOrben lei, uuO pap
cine 9(ntlagebtll gegen Sugbes auigefunOen
lporoeu lei. Sin Sote lpuroe loiort nad) Dem
@cfdnguiiie bcoroert, url Oie 3uriidbultung
Oes Gefangeneu Su bemufcn 9erielbc fam
ebeu oil, ais man ongqcS aus iciner 3ctIc
nahm.
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Bic Settator lSaDien.
= 80 A. ~. 4,

SarriSburg, Ienni., 20. San. 81
elmer gemeinidaftltfen Stsnng Der beloel
6dujer Der @eiebgebuug erbielt 9Sallace p;
ltno alliion 116 Stimmeu; @riterer mnrbt
ermdblt erflGrt.
Rernau lit Neps9orf.
IlbanD, 20. San. = Seibe SGllier CT
pGblten beute al Stsae Senton's Den Demo
fraten Trancis &ernan gum Suuoesienator.
Sames in 0aiIadlmietts.
9feiu=O Off, 20. San. - Glner Sepeld)(
BON Bolton 3ufolge wurbe belte IN Der Stid).
mabl Danes nit 1a7Stimmen 5um SunOes
lenatpr geludblt; 9lbbott (oen.) erbielt 80
Stepens % uno Soar Stimmen.
S,aDaro in Delaware tpteoerermabIt.
0ouer, 0et., 20. San. - Senator Sb
g. 8aparb wuroe beute in Der uereini9ter
Stbang oer @eiebgebung cinitiunlig wieOer
ermdblt. = Ser einSige Nepublifaner Der Sc
ebgebung ltinmte gletd)follS fitr ben nSeua
tor obne Surd)t uno Sabel." Dies lit piel.
eid]t Der erie 6al, oaB ein Seuator elnltinr.
mig erlpdblt morben 1T.
@eDonaIo in Snoiano.
Snbtanapol lis, 20. Sou.-Sle 9eleB.
9ebung ermGblte beute ben 9emofraten S. G
Mc0onalb nit elmer 0aiorltGt pon 10Stint:
men gum Sunbe8lenator.
@narta in @ifionrt.
ct. 9outs, 20. San.-Ote 9clebgebun9
ratifisirte bente III gemeini6aftlidcr oitung
bic gSabl be8 Sen. GodriQ.
llnsntidicoen.
bence, N.=SS.v 20. San.-Suruz
foe erbteit 46, 0iron 80, Sariton 16 Stinl,
men, IA peitere Stin1inen fielen auf pei
i9ieoeue @anbioaten, 3u eiuer g8abl iinb
"a Stlnmen notbmenbtg. Serta9t bis NOR
gen.
Sreutou, W.-S., 20. San. - Der De
mofratild)e Caucus bat Den ST Sonu. Jfaus
oolpb fir oa8 Seuntorant nomtltlrt.
Sma6 q, 9tebr., 20. san. - Scim er1tell
Sallott hattie 3buper IS Stimmen, 0unOp
IA, Baboof 8, Waion 5 mo iielen auf pers
id)iebeue arpere @onbioaten. giad) benz brit
ten Ballot, bel rpeid)em Sbaper auf IA Stinl.
men fiel, Ba6boG auf 8 nub 0uuop nuf IS
ftie8eu, Uertaate iid Die @eleBgebung bis
mor9er. = SbaDer's nnerluarteter Yerlult
ntadte allgemeines llufleben. Die Gepubltz
faner, luelde ftd) bt8ber pelgertell, elncn GAIT
chs 5u balte1, iperben leBt uabrI1einlt6
einen neuen Maun aIfltelleu.
(Spdter.) @s miro aui CUTE IutoritGt bin
berld)tet, oaB 3er. Sbaper bon Der Seperz
bung Suriidgetreten 1T uno OaB morgen 9tia=
ter Onmpbp in ben SeHat ermGblt peroen
piro.
g t. 8aul, Otinu., 20. San. - 9famiaD
erbtelt G1, 0onnellp 81, 9apis "a Stimmen,
10 Stimmen fielen auf perlhieoene @auois
oqten. Sin 9emofrat ponStearnS 50. iiber-
trug eiue Stimme Don 0nnnellp auf 0tams
ian.
geaibpilGe, GENT, 20. SAIL 8ei'm
I. Ballot erbielt Sobnion 81 (bel'm 6. 30),
StepbenS IT, 8ute 10, Sauage I, Gwin9 6,
Suarles unb Yaine Stlmme. Die Sc
ies9ebung pertg9te iI9 bis morgen.
9auitng, Uti6., 20. San. - Sei'm
erIten Sallot erbielt @banbler 64 Stimmelt,
9atbrop erbielt Die nleiiteu Don ben iibrigen
Stimmen. 0as Jeiultat Der SerbanOlun=
gen nit ben Gegnern @banoler's wirb gebeinl
gebalten. Dian glaubt, baB Die 0emotrattu,
menu lie ibrcn @anbioateu niht ourdiebel
fonuell, einem @egner @bauSler's ibre Stlm.
men gebeu. Die Anti1 1@banblers2eute iteben
ief. @banbler's 6reunbe bofien snuerithtlld
ulff Grfolo
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Ginc Seriatttutl,tn9 couroocrtrter
GnInnfcff In (2cnrnfn

= Ntlantai @a., 20. San. : pente fan0
bier cine Serianmlung conf6bcrirter SolOa=
ten oes Staates Georgia itatt. Sen. S. 6.
Solution murbe gum BrdiiOenteu 9ewdblt
@eseuitano Der Seratbungen mar Die llutsr=
ltiieun9 Der 8ittlpeu uno iiberbaupt Der Nn~
geb0ri9en perTOrbener Solbaten, iOlpie bic
@rbaltuug Oer@eidi9te oe88rieges Der &rup
pen @eorgia'8. Girca 400 8erioncu ruaren
aumeielto
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Sc. @eisutortt.

Nem Ycrf, 20. San. = gel6 leid)t 81
2@-3. Sob ieft Su 1124-112g. gSe6isl
felt 4.87. Stligationen flau uno feiter
Se9ier 11S4, '62er 1l4Bs. Aftien idlloEen
lebbait aber unrgbig; 0.- q. Central 1913,
Gre 28s, 9afe Sbore 73g, So. Central 974
BittSbnrg 894, gtortblpcitcrn 44s, prior. 593,
0od= =Sslano 1031.
unterl6aeamts Silans: @olb S44, 1872 ,,
od7, CSn,trniIt S15 93S 0A2
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Wndl ei1ic S,inridltl,1ia.

@reen8bnrg, BcnIi.r 20. San. - A5entc
gtad,mitta9 llbr IS Niin. fuuO ole 'biUrid).
tung bon Samuel Seigblcp, OeS M0rocrs
BON Solepb Ser, fatt. Der Scrurtbeiltc lit
crit 20 Sabre alt geluclcu. 2(l8 sr, auf Dem
Sd)aiiotte angefommcu, gcfrngt uuroe, oh er
nod ctwas su iprcdlen miiuide, idlHtteltc cr
nlr lciic nit Dem &opIe. Ser lbn bCgleitGnbe
@eiitlihe perlaS bcicu dulobetcuHtnlB unn
Dem Slutaeriiite berQb.