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New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING..

FoREIGN-The New-York canals were thrown
open to Canadian vessels. - Petrarch won the
Prince OF Wales stakes at Ascot. - There were
popular tumuts in Brussels, Antwerp, and Ghent,
resulting from the success OF the Catholic party
G. The Mexican insurgents were defeated May
81 at Queretaro. - Great damage was done by
the Swiss floods.
DoMRsr1C-In the Cincinnati Convention Mr.
Blaine will have 40 votes from the Pennsylvapia dei-
egation which gives his friends great confidence.
There Is talk of union Of Morton, Conkling, and
Bristow mon on Gov. Hayes to defeat Dir. Blaine
Messrs Bristow. Hayes, and Beve!idge are
prominently named for Vicc-PTes;dent. - Mr.
Blaine has 30 far recovered his health az
to have written telegram to Bir. Hale at Cincn-
natl, and conversed with callers his physiciaus
have no doubt of complete restoration of hs
health - The Maine Democrats have declared
for Gov. Tilden for President. The Delaware
State Democratic Convention named Senator Bay
ard as its choice Both Conventions adopted resolu-
tions opposed to an imitation of the currency. -
The Canal suit was adjourned to July IL.
CoSGREss.-The House devoted the most of th'
dav to the Army Appropriation bill. Mr. Wood o.
New-York spoke on the subject
CITY AND sUBURBAS.-The taking of testimony
In the suits against rapid transit to alleged ill
juries by the elevated roads was continued. -
Orion, Sunburst. Chesapeake, Mettle and Stanford
won the Jerome Park races - In the amateur
schooner yacht race the Palmer Idler Peerless and
Estelle were the winners. - BaTtel accused Oi
the murder of Mrs Hammond. in Harlem, was put
on trial in the Court of General Sessions - Gold
1925 I120s. 1928 Gold value of the legal-tendel
dollar at the close, IS $40 cents Stocks dull and
higher. closing strong.
THE WEATHER.-The Government report predicts
partly cloudy weather, with light local rains. -
In this city the weather cloudy and threatening
with shower in the morning Thermometer. 74o
TO, 6So - The local indications of tire
barometer promise pleasant weather with rather
more cloudiness than usual for three days.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
DRAMATIC NOTES.

A new English version of The Gascon "a
play which has been successful In Paris and Londoh-
has been bought by Mr. Edward ArnOtt, late 0f the
BROOKLYN and OF Wallacks Theater. and IL a be pro
duced next Saturday at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Mr.. Sothern has resigned the management OF
the uaynaI ket Theaer LOndon-with which house. iof
some time he has beeu intimately and prominently ass
ciated-and, though he intends TO play an enasenlent
there every year, will hcuceforward mako ms home IA
the United States He is announced To rcappear al th
London HaymaTket on the 9th OF October next M
Sniern's present engagement IN Philadelphia ~ sne
Walnut street Theater has begun very prosperoust'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Washington, will crafty the Canadians without
injuring our trade. Our boatmen will doubt
less be able to compete successfully with those
of the st. Lawrence and the Lakes.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

be well for machine men to remember that nan. I.
candidate's character and antecedents. ths ..'!e
will thoroughly scrutinize the men and nass~
which accomplished his nomination.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Readers of TIE TRIBUNE tearing torn or tran
cling for the Summer can haze the poper mdiled
to them, postpaid, for 81 per month tae address
being changed ,chenerer desired. requests .tor a
change Of address should 0tlodys men ton the
edition fDaiiy, WccLty or Semi WeeklyI, aaa
both old and nep addresses.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Latest reports on the eve of the Convention
at Cincinnati are in the highest degree assur-
ing to the friends of Mr.. Blaine. The discus
sion IN the Pennsylvania delegation revealed
the certainty that moro than half, perhaps
two-thirds, will give Mr.. Blaine their second
choice, and there is no prospect whatever that
the Cameron COnkling sale can be effected.
Illinois is now accounted 80 for Blaine, )
for BristOw. Mr.. Bristow is believed to
be making small gains at Mr.. Nor
TOMS expense: an early withdrawal OF
Nh Morton is not improbable. There is a
rumor that the forces of COnkling, Norton. and
Bristow may be united against Blaine, but
there seems to be so little question as to the
first name on the ticket that the interest is
now concentrating on the ice-Presidency, and
MIR Bristow is more talked of for this place
than any one else, though an effort will be
made for Gov. Hayes.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

The signal defeat which the Mexican insur-
gents have met ut QueretarO restores the I'm
portant State of that nsmo to the Federal au-
thority. The likelihood of Gen. Diaz over
throwing President Lerdo il now very slight.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
Dnsinsss Noncee.


BUCuAN's CARBOLIC SOAPS are the best
preparations TOR the nursery lauRry aud toilet Toe No IL
destroys heas on dogs 80 John,st
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE produces such per-
fact nR that scrutiny cannot daect them rs a
tihcia reproduced with complete success 81 JOhh
STEELE's OSTRICH FEATHER DUsTERs.--ZOC
varieties retailing at wholesale prices ~ the f"ctoJ' NO.
3 Park-row, opposite Post Orce. -------------
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delivered TO subscribers in tho ENbitOn ~ CIR
stations buildings the grounds at A. m Ordefs
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DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. so per annu'B.
SEhI- WEEKLY. TRIBUNE Nail Subscri bers S3 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscr bers 81 per snnuni.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. The TRIBUNE. Ncw-fork.
Per,ors unable 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE w dny Of tie
feins boats or hotels in trc Is usually Sold mil con-
f faror by intOymisS this once Of inc circumstances
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this morning
at O'clock in wrappers for mailing. Price cents
Uptoyr advertisers can leave their TRIBUNE
atl3S8 Broadway 3stst OF SOo 2Sds cor Slh ave
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Bartell, charged with the murder of Ann
Hammond, was put on trial yesterday and
offered slender defense against tho strong
array of circumstantial evidence. Considerable
interest is felt in the trial, as the murdered
woman was quiet and industrious and sup
ported FIVE children by her daily labor. The
theory of the prosecution is that Barteil Killed
her by mistake, suppOsing her to be another
woman against whom he had grudge.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
amusement, ano aleeiimss 10 -Eis9t.

rr
Rooru.. Trr.rEn-:'Ia vie Parisenne." Aimee
EAGLE THgATKR -"Partcd."
TITrG AVENUE THRArER.-' Pidue-'
pavx TuraTFR-2 ana g: "Thc Kerry Cow ,..,
rsIRn AyEsUg THEATER.-2 ANA 3: Variety Enter'ah
rsxsTI.ru,Kp STREET OPERA HoUsEe-Rslly d Icons
Minstrels ...,. r>.uons
WIIJ.cE's THEArER.-"Mighty Dollar
auMoRY's GARDEN Concert
SpyTS0 UALL.-Bllliard Tournament - a..
TuIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN ChURcu'-ou@"-
berry Festival
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

TIE voyag. OF the Challenger, an exploring vessel
sent out by the British Government has been eX-
cecdingy valuable to science in determining ocean
depths and curronts ascertalning new facts concern
lug animal life in the sea, and throwing new light
on abstruse problems in geology geodesy and
natural history. An exceedingly entertaining ac-
count of the voyage is given in Mature Of June l,
accompanied by drawings of several of the newly
discovered animals, made from them while living
under the microscope. These strange forms can
be compared with nothing that the average reader
is likely to be acquainted with. except perhaps
that some Of them resemble figures occasionally
obtained in kaleidoscope. The distance sailed was
$3.50 miles the voyage lasted three and a half
years, and circumnaygatcd the globe. The deepest
dredgings at depth of3, $50 fahoms, near the
island of st. Thomas, W. /. A determination of the
currents Of the has long been perceived to he
essential to correct knowledge of the changes i'll
the atmosphere, the movements of cyclones and a
general comprehension of the meteorology Of the
globe The contributions OF the Challengers voyage
to this branch of knowledge alone must prove of
great service in the direction that these studies
now taking; the hope being generally entertained
that the advances of science will sooner later give
storm predictions for the whole world.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Although many were deferred from attend
ance because of threatening sky, yesterday
proved fairly favorable to outdoor sports. At
Jerome Park three of the favOrite horses dis
appointed their hackers the track being heavy
from the rain of the night before, and re-
quiring unusual endurance as well as speed.
A yacht race restricted to owners and anna
teurs, called out many of the best vessels OF
the leading clubs.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

The dispatches from Cincinnati are not altogether
pleasant reading for citizcus who dislike the spoa
ton theory of administering government. We hear
of open bargains and probable sales and productive
coalitions and bonanza ho'pitalites, and other
methods of effecing rel orm within the party, which
may not prove allurng TO the conscience vote" On
the other hand, it is gratifying TO know that large
percentage Of the delegates will earnestly endeavor
to secure the nomination of a candidate who will
represent the best sentiment of the country without
regard TO the patronage which he is to distribute
among needy patriots. As matter of policy it may
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

There is at present a hopeless difference be
tween the Senate and House on several appro-
priation bills. The discussion in the House
yesterday on the Army Appropriation bill
served only to define this difference more
sharply.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Mr.. Pinchback broke forth in his wrath at
the meeting Of the Louisiana delegation yes
terday, and gave fair notice as to his opinion
of the President and Mr.. Conkling. The bur
den of his speech was that, if the Republican
party wants to keep the votes of the coiored
people of Louisiana, it must give them a
lsrger share in the Offices He ascribed his
own defeat in the Senate to a mortal fear on
the part of the Senators that he would. it per-
mitted to take a seat in that body, bring his
wife to Washington and insist upon her mixing
in the CRIME de la creme of society. This will
strike most people as a new view of the
Pinchback case he claims that it is the inside
history.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

By throwing open the New-York canals to
Canadian boats te Government has settled
ono Of our differences with the Dominion.
This privilege, accorded by the Treaty Of
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Two Democratic State Conventions an
nounced their choice yesterday. Delaware dele
gates are instructed to vote for Dir. Bayard !;
Maine delegates are recommended to vote for
Gov. Tilden. Both platforms have hard
money plank.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

Belgium, deemed one of the happiest coun-
tries in Europe, is suddenly disturbed by pop
ular outbreaks, owing TO the success OF the
Catholic party at the recent elections. The
hostility to that political body appears to be
general In the large cities, angry demonstra-
tions having occurred at Brussels, Antwerp,
and Ghent.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

These are the days of cheap travel, while
the railroad war continues. The new an
nouncement of tho Erie Railway gives list OF
fares to the West low enough to be within
reach Of slender purses. 1t costs less TO ride
In railroad car than to sit still in first-cass
hotel.
, 1876-09-16

Revenue Stamp Prlattng-Increaso Of tho
I.cKHt-Tcntlar Clrcutntto3.

Revenue Stamp Prlnttng-Increaso OF tho
I.ckHi-Tcndar CIrcutntt03.
Special Di&patcA 10 7ns 7ttbun
WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1B.-hprcscnta-
ttyes Of the different bank-noto companies are
hero from Now York, making desperate efforts
to retain the Job Of printing tho I.fcrnal Roy-
cnuc stamps. Congress, Ia tic Legislative APP
proprlatton bill, malo an appropriation Of
$i4G 700 for printing these stamps, but provided
that the work should be done by thb Treasury
Printing Bureau, II tho cost lid not exceed the
price paid undor existing contructs. These cou-
tracts with the bank-noto compaulc4 l,aYe been
In force about two years. but Ar. jewell,
tho Chief Of tho Printing DlEcau, has
estimated tho work at q l0ker cost,
anl tho work will DO transferred herd rs soon al
tho necessary arrangements call ba lladc. Fhu
cuupa,!es under tlltfr contracts area!tttlcd to
% duysf notice bcl0ro tho annulpcnt takes
effect.
Nine hundred thousand dollars additional 10
40s, 6220s, and b per cent bunds were withdrawn
fr0In the Treasury to-day. anu m per cent
bonds substituted. At the present rate the
predictions Of the Comptroller will ba fulfilled,
and the legal-tondcr circulation Increased by tbs
S:s0, OK, ,005 being withdrawn which arc ou de-
post for circulation,
II fAs lrtsfs.n A&eoeialfd Frf.
WA8llIN1Tod, u. q. eept. l5.-Atf!Fney-ucn-
crnl Taft leaves for Ohio tonight fur lftcf
rcst, ailtl to take part in tho calnpasn to tile
extent Of making two Or tlrco spetflcs. Tho
papers fur the par1on Of A. q. NetfnE will not
DO laid before tbs Pzesldent until Judge Taft
returns frunl Ohio.
, 1876-09-16

Special Dspatca to Tia Tribune.
ST. pAU1., Mimi, Sept. 15.-Two Of tho hunt
cd Northficld robbers went through tho picket
line between Like Crystal and Loon Lake nine
miles southwest Of 1lankato. They appeared
mounted on one horse, were fired ut by the
picket, wAercupon they dlsmounted and took to
the woods around Loon Lake. Before morning
they stole two horses near Garlcn City.two miles
south. At 8 o'clock they were seron miles west
and two and = hull milcs nortl, Of Garden City in
Watonwpn County, pursued by amounted squad
Of Fa1lbault lncn. Where the other 1our arc no.
whIsl viii % Hundreds % Of % pcopio 1ave ia I bccn cneared cd
for eight days and nights must be attributed to
lack Of organization, Or rather 1ack Of authority
and means to thoroughly organize. Tho pur
suit hos bccn eager aud persistent. hforc thalt
enough men haVo been engaged in It, h,lt dlsct-
plincS and 4.o-operation was not maintained.
The woods arn still being searched for tho miss
Ing robbers, but tho belief Is gaining ground
that they have got away. Hopes aro entertain
cd, however, that the two who escaped last night
may yet bc captured or Slot.
, 1876-09-16
TElEGRtPAIC NOTES.

New YORK, Sept. l5.-scpt. Fl is fixed uppa
Is tho day on which 1Ioll-Gato Is to bu blown to
pieces. ~,
New YoRK, Sept. 15.-3lr. John Waller, tho
principal owner Of tho London Times, and tho
inventor OF the Walter improved press, arrived
here from England. :. r.
Special D{1patch 10 tbs Tribune. ! ~
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Srpt. 15.-Ths Secretary
Of the State Issued a certificate Of organization
to tho Chicago d. PacIac Elevator Company,
capital 500, ,0W. II. J. Chase, William II. uar-
per, aud j. y. Smith, ure the gorporAtors. : :"
BoBToN, Mass. Sept. 15.-Ths sale Of the Old
South Church for s40o, ,o0o WIS perfected to-day.
Tho building Is to b. used strictly ~ ltstorl-
cal museum. s. r.
6peci0i Dlspdtth 10 1ae 1sfaana,
:, lNpANAl.olis srp1. l5.-utton 6rand Lodge,
T. aud A.. NJ, colorcl utccted the following oi,i.
Gers to4lay: j. Z. Hinton, GsanI 3lastur; II.
Il. Kagau. Deputy uraul Mastsrj J Thorpe,
secrotary; james Van Horn, Grand Treasurer;
Grccn Mcfarland, Granu Chaplain, :.
, 1876-09-16
NUISANCE ARATFD.

NEW YORK; Sept. IA short time ago.
Polish Catholic Church, with the Rev. Adclbcrt
Mielcnszlsy rs pastor, WAS established at No. 8l4
Heury street. In the rear of thu church room
WIS lttcd-up for fairs aud halls, the proceeds Of
which, 1t is alleged, went to tho support ot tho
services In the church. Gu Thursday night OF
The people Of tho nelghborhood decided that
tho pIacc WIS nuisance, and lts Abatement was
ordered. So, last evening, when tho young
people had gathered In fur.e and the lager was
lowing fresh: a1d the iun was most yocifcro,,a.
plnce, aud captur ed IS young neu.antl II girls
about 100 managing to make THUR cseape-And
marched all to the statIon-huusc the preacher
at thu head. This morning all were relcascd cx-
tho ncsghborllood have prohibited youn; peoplc
attending,
, 1876-09-16

a Pitts1urg pApcr announces tho aeath In
thu City OF Detrolt Of Thomas Il. EWpls, q
young lilan who resided with Its tpotler In the
FORMER city. 1tls said thut ha YVES passing uloug
way, prctitatlug Alau down distance OH 1ees:
lie asuse With sllght scrnteti on tue wrist, bat
laughtpgly dIs1alsset the vuNIeet apl continued
thu walk with h!s fEfcuda till bedttmc, whom ho
retired. On Sunday morning ho was found
dead in lii he'd. A. thu wound Oil the wrist 1ta4
not considered sulleiont IL tAuss death, tpn ll-
vestlgatiot, WIS ,.als md It wiz tuntd t.at ua
artery III tbs throat hui been Fupturfa tn such
4 manner tllat whta he MUS IN IN Upright ~.
sIt!on no serloua e0aaequcare. reaulte4!, bah
while lying tn bed le Llal to death. Butls y
fatality Il considered remarkable circumstances
by the msdltal p4ote1alon- II: .Y;>;* r -
, 1876-09-16

Rev. D. F. Barnes, Of the GRIND Rapids District;
the Rev. j. 1. Buell., Of the 1onia District; the
Rev. Ii. F. Henderson, Of ti,u Big Rapids Dis
trict; and tho Rcy. L. II. Elinotds, Of the
PentwateF District.
Tue following g-namcd persons were then re-
cciyed In full connection: James II. Thomas,
ia,n +. :Nldcn, Jonathan NJ. Whrtney, md john
L. Williams.
Bishop 1Iarcn then delivered lecture Of
nearly two hours to the candidates, aflcr which
ad1ournel.
At ilalf-past' o'clock p. m. the Missionary
Society held tts anniversary. The Rev. |: Cog
shall prestded+ 4 sermon was preached by tile
Rev. ]. II: Potts, md Ill address delivered by
Dr. j. ii. Reid.
, 1876-09-16
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
An incipfcnt fire was discovered dt 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon In tic gallay Of lac ba1ls
"GEcat Vest" lYing at TIC Eric Ltac elevator,
foot of Market street. Thu flames wcro e1t1,,~
gushcd by tic tugs Burton and Crawford, with
out sounding Nil alarm. Damage, bloJ; telusr,
pltsll boiling over on tho stoyu lii tllG gacy.
Tic alarm from Box 8Bs ut 9:3u last evening
WAS occasoncl BY tho explosion Ut KEROSENE
lamp IT. NJ. 5i5 South 1nlstcd street, tho saluoa
and residence OF WlI:Iuln Schneider, ualIlasc,
wy; fully coycErtl by INSURANCE,
Tbs alarm frum D0x i ut $40 last evening,
was caused by one Of piukrrton's watrlllucn dis
covering fire. III tho rear of No. ~ Market
street. rule Of the fanle* srctla that were 50
ctip!ed by Nekcrso1 u seelcy, wholesale tlsi,
donlcrs, who Will lose about ea01 urun stock.
The calse Of tho ilrc Is unknown - = :.
, 1876-09-16
LIBERAL REQUESTS.

New YoaK, Sept. 15.-The will Of Rufus
Graves, Of this city, who died at Morrtstown.
N. j., Aug. II, has been admitted to probatc.
tic American Board Of Foreign Missions, the
Woman's Missionary Society OF A,ntEica {auc-
ceasors Of the Wonlan's Unlon MIsslon), Berca
College, md obcrlIn Collcge, $40, 900 easll; tho
Amercan Missionary Association, $4,000; the
Home Missionary Society connected With tho
Congregational Church of the unttcu 8tates,
$40, and 100000 to be applied to tho eltl.
cation Of colorcd people In the Southern States.
Thcre arc u number Of bequcsss, also, to lecal
charitable institutions.
, 1876-09-16
De BONUS NON COh1AThBUs.

~ th3 A1F1T u 1H& 2fIo4Hk.
CLINTON, Ia., Sept. 15.-Thoro Is u general
compluilt and much Indignation manifested By
Republicans hero TINT THE TMIDusa caunot ba
l,ad for loyo Or money. Gu tho arrival Of, tie
PaeI!1c Express At II 10 p. Ill.,, request for Tua
TRIBUNE Is met by huylng Mr. stosoy's Sfant-
4HM thrust under the nose, With the answer BY
1t las been tntiMateu that the nswedealcTs
get hetter "lay" from tho Times. IL that !
tactf Or must failure to obtain your paper
be attributed to s0me other caused +. Il. a.
, 1876-09-16

ITEMS.

41Er4Ss
It Is the general opinion among the railroad
men In thIs city that tho freight rates to tho
East will be advanced III short time. It Ia
understood tllat Vanderbilt has made efforts to
bring about an udvanrc, an1 that tho other lines
rates on mi'engo basis: Tho rates on grain
from Chicago to New York are very firm at 20
CENTS
'The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad has been
fortunate enough to secure tho patronage Of
the Odd Fellows Of the Northwest, who arc on
their way to the Centennial. Some three or
FOUR hundred OF them will leave on special
tralu Of the road ut 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Barry,s the Western General Passengcr
Agent Of thts Road, ia In the city to auper'ntcnd
tn person the shipment of this large boly Of cx-
cursionlsts and see that they arr provided With
all necessary conyenienccs.
, 1876-09-16
CASUALTIES. :


ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
ST. Louis, NO., Sept. 15.-While George Dcs-
baum, John Hocrnbcrt,, and Philip Kcpp were
descending on an elevator ut tho boot and
sloo house Ct Joseph Brown ut No. 40 Wash:
ingtou aycnnc, at 12:s0 this afternoon, the ma
chincry gnye way, and tho elevator and tho
men were preclptated from tho third story to
the ground-tloor. Kepp was Instantly Et!lcd,
and tho other two men wcro dangerously hurt
internally. Tie elevator was loaded with goods,
aud descended with great velocity nnd forcc.
, 1876-09-16

y Specaat Dtspatch 10 1as 7fioune. .,,'
Sioux CRY, In, Sept. 15.-A fatal. accident
occurred ncar Onawa, On the Sioux CITY s. Pa-
cilc Railroad, about Is miles south OF seso, to-
day, by which d young man named Samuel Cub
sell, one Of a hunting party returning from O
days hunt, was Instantly killed. Hogot out Of
q wagon about milo from town, a,ll cndcaY-
cred to moro hts gun from under the wagon
scat, drawing tho gun towards himtelf BY tho
muzxlc. Tho gun WIS discharged, Blowing the
upper part of Ills head entirely or
, 1876-09-16

. B1ectaf D!spatch 10 zns 1,ituHt
LAWRENCE, Kan.,' Sept. ia German, 40
years old, named John Gasmnn, wps run over
and killed by tho Atchison, Topeka II Santa Fe
cars, three miles from hero, at Z o'clock this
morning, He was trcsssl In regular tramp
costumc, but In d pocketbook aiia concealed
ubolit his person In Ercenbncks, b}nk ccrtitl-
catcs, mud gold vert found over q 500. The
man lives III this county, and was Oh his way
homo from Dallas, Tex.
, 1876-09-16

PulLApsLrnt1, Sept 15.-steaiaship Vades-
land, from Antwerp. has arrived. -:
LONDON, Sept. 15.- Steamships Erin. from
New York, and 1libcEnia, from Baltimore, hare
arrived out, - D'..
Aa7wxRr, Sept. 15.-steamsh!p Ncderland,
from Philadelphia, has arrived. -
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is. - Arrived, steamship
Dsaunsclwtlg, trom Bremen. :
, 1876-09-16

Special DispatcA to 7ns Tribune.
LEAyENwonTH, Kaa., sept. 15.-1larty Du-
bofs, conductor OH tho Missouri Pacific Rail-
roaa, VIVA fatally stabbed this morning, about
o'clock, at Tho Union depot, by a man named
Kennedy, whom dubois put oil the train for not
paying hts fnrc. Tho conductor was stabbed iu
tcn different places. Keune1y WIS arrested.
, 1876-09-16

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Sept. 15.-Tbe Rhode.
Island blcachery and drs-works, in this city
Owned by Adams and Buttorwosth, were cburnedi
th!s morning. Tho losa is about 500 600; ! tho
INSURANCE, SSo,0U. About lj,0U0 picces of
goods werc destroyed, which wcre probably in.
cured bY tllcIE respeetiYa u8ners, 4 =
, 1876-09-16

NEW YonK, Sept. D.-Masgarct Scarborough,
aged II, was killed last night with club by
Daniel Bourne. Bourne says that he had bccn
for long while unable to lind work, and Ind
for this rcasou been constantly annoyed by Ills
wife a,nl thu old. woman. All lived at No. %
Ganzyoort strect.
, 1876-09-16
.YELl0M.FEVER.

sAy4NNAH, Sept. N.-Yellow-feYer Inter
ments, ~. Over one-haif Of the colored popu-
lat!on are depending upon tho charity Ut tue
whites, aud des.itutlon Is increasing.
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 16-Atlanta contributes
o. 0o0 to the Savannah sufferers
CHARLESTON, 8. e., seps. 1v-Charleston'4
contributions for Savannah exceed s3,0D be-
si4ea 81, ,oW contributed BY tho City aoVera-
ment. .. =
j AuausrA, 1a., Sept. 1f-Ths: citizens o4
, 1876-09-16

EQUALIZATION.

Ep<c{a9 N5patck 10 3Ks 3F1611s,
srH.AorlELp, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.--At tho session
Of tllp Board Of Equalization to-day, the Com
ntttee on Lauda submitted lengthy report,
upon witch, however, no act!on was taken, aid
t],rru fs such opposition to tue report that It
wtll scarccIy be adopted In its present FORM,