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This train makes close connections at Norton
tsnville with the ST. louis and Southeastern for
Nashville, and passengers go on To the latter
city without enange Of cars. Sleeping oars and
reclining chairs on these trains.
, 1876-11-16
TELEGRAPHIc BREV,T!ES,

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 13,-rlse question of rccount-
Ing tho vote cast at the city election last August
for the new rlty charter, un.l plan for dividing
the e..y gseu. t!.e county, Which l.avo bcea be-
fore tho Circuit Conr. for solnu time past WAS
decided to-day by Judge 0uttsel'aik ordering
recount Of tto votes, nnl apruinttng y board of
Commissioners to perform! that duty IN the
prcsenec of thu cdunty Clerk 'riie derialon
rutuses atl examination intu alleged fraudulent
voting, md permits only scronnt Ut the
votes.
Eptctoi Dtspatca to M Tsttunt.
FOND nU lac, Nov. lo.-Tho state Mus!ra
ConYcntfon WAS u so:nparto suteess. About 1ho
xsIe present today freu' all sectfons OF the
State.
Special Dspateh 10 9ns Tribune,
LASALIE H., Noy. h.-tl.e revival meeting
now iu progress In this city. and in Peru are
largely attended, Anl d widely extended Eellg.
ious interest Is beginning 10 manifest Itself.
!SutciaI Dt1paieA 10 1As Tribune.
LACKoBsE, Mis-, Nov. lo.-TLc F(rat National
Bank WIS oEgaaixed yesterday with capital Of
$40, ,o00, to e. Increased to s:o0, ,oo1.
MONTPELIER. VI, Nov. 16.~-A bIll to accord
women tho sanis privileges u men was defeated
jn t.a Ilnlxn ttltlay-lll 10 ~.
, 1876-11-16
WASHINGTON.
Departmental lsornrta nptf l2stirnatcs-Sher-
herds Financial Troubles.

Departmental lsornrta nptf Estfnatcs-Sher-
herds Financial Troubles.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. 15.-Thc annual
rcport Ut tho Commissioner Ut Agriculture
shows tlcro wcro distributed during the past
year ,590, ,O)0 packages OF vegetable MD field
seeds and textiles, including nearly $1,000 of
vegetable, 3Ts, 900 Of Hover, GJ,NO Of
wheat. Gi,oW Ut tnbaeco, And boJ OF
cottor. Serds were callcrted from afl parls OF
the world hccause of their peculiar excellence.
lntcrImt Revenue Commissioner isaum IL ut
work ul,t,l, l,[a report lln will mako few RECON-
lnenlatlons, uns' rcgards 1t unnecessary to naEc
u change In tuxatun.
been called by It's Chairman to meet On the
I'D Inst. Estimates for tlIe dipinnlntfe and
cousular service slightly EXCEED 81 .200, ,0. THIS
IL 9,0O IN execeAa of Lbs a'uount approl'riat1g I'll
less tali tho estimates Of last ycar. The csti-
lnntes for I'LL the expenses Of the Government,
Will, tbs exception Ut pensions, are larEer than
tho appropriations VI the prcseI,t year. Tho
pension estimates nre s.s,h3, -t'lo million
lass tlan tho amount appropriated far the pres
cut yesr. 4 considerable afnllal reduction In
tho irIYton-ltst nlny now bu cO.i,lteA upon. The
Indian a!M army ehttmatcs Arc much larger than
thu appropriations granted last session for tho
PROMISE To bc nearly t9le same.
A meeting uf the creditors nf cx.Gny. 2!cp-
l!crl was held this evening. Ninety per rent q
agreed tn pxtcnd for psriot of i've years their
srycrnl c'niuls. slr. Shepherd 'laa turned over
ali lis property to tho Hon. Gc"rge Taylor, II.
a. Willard, and samuel Cross, as trustees, for
thu hencslt ul Ills rredftors, hut with tho asrce-
nrnt that ho IL to haYo tho management oi tho
realization o. ll8 usscts. Tile detailed state
ncnt of his affairs showed IN ex:ess
Of about $500 coo Vt usscts over liabilities lila
friends confidently antlc!putu tllat he will ho
ahc to settle up lIfs affuiss lung before tho OK.
pEr,t[uu ni the time grantrti.
Thu trial Of tho ciam of Admiral Porter md
tho North Atlanttc squadron f.'r prizo money
Begun yesterday hcfGlro Judge Iiulnpl,rEes.
About ,6.N 00is involved IN tllis controversy.
, 1876-11-16

HAVANA, Nor. 15.-Wl,ftc the steamer Moche-
zu1nu, belonging to thu line Of steuInets running
brtwecn here and Porto Rico, aud touching ut
various ports Of this sland ani at Puerto Plata,
was ut the latter port, about eleven passengers
embarked, who, When tlsu stca,ner wus On tue
h!gl sens, killed tic captain, first nsatc first
engineer, md Bupcrcarl.p, nna tot1k posses
stola Of tho steamer. They then landed the
rest Of tho passengers on Nornero kcy, Cuba,
called passengers were Cubans, Puerto Plata
being full vi refugees.
, 1876-11-16
yInced that II II stuhbornly refuses to gvcg guar.
Antees It will stand a1nnc.''
CUBA,


ANOTHER sThHtsH REPEAT REronTKD.
Havana, VIA KEr WgsT, Nov 15.-NclI-
grounded r,l1ors arc current lIcre OF fight re.
aulIng ,lisnstrously to the Span'ards near Puerto
Principe Tho ncwty-armcl Spanish troops are
said tU have been engaged In this affair. The
Spanish forces retired TO Puerto Principe.
HUNDRED CAPTURE.
There fs anolllcr rumor tilat the Spanish au-
thorItles llayc capturcd boat near naracoa with
four insurgents on Doartlt carrylng correspond
dencc from Cuban refugees In New York to In.
surRcnts here, stating TINT an expedition, with
arms, ammunition, anil money WINS OIL It's way to
this Island, under command 0f Qursata.
WOMAN sEsTENcrD 10 mr. SHOT.
Saturdays Dt:ttte publishes the sentence OF
cou.t martial held at l!o4uin, evs!IesnntME "
woman naslctl HAlnnlc io:ttz to be shot, and
anothrr, nasncd Paula Galn1'oa, to bo ban-
1,ta ,t rc, 01s"sss saSs.ea rFs ,Sst st syTsb 9Th
wotncn were Implicated IN tho Las Tunas af-
fair. Nuthing wliutcvcr Inns been mpic known
about the investigation Into tic conduct III tho
Spanish commander aud Officers wllu capitu.
fated at Las Tunns.
rnoscniFT'oN.
The following Catholic priests here, Father
Artega, Z; De Los Hantos,, Miguel Dc Los
siSn. FailIng to do this, 1t y suIa they
| assigned asc Tint they preached SER
'no,,s eovcrtlY hostile to the Spanish
cause In the 1sland, md omitted to alt,lo to
Spal1l during their scrlnons commemorative Of
the Virgin do Dllar, patro1,css Of Saragossa, In
| Hpaln. Fur this latter offcnse another priest,
Father Dooals. IS untlcr Judgment, and also fol
having nl.lyd l,l specrll IN college to Jose dc
In Luz Caha1lcro, aslYlsinE the scholars to follow
In the footsteps Of TINT defunet acadcmic!an.
Artcga aud one Of tie anntos arc directors ot
the colleges, but they will all Go banishcd to
| Spain.
, 1876-11-16

s.11rirrurJ, NY S1.Etar.

SMOTlIERED by STEAM.
DETROIT, Micl.. Nov. 15.--A report Just re-
cclycd from Cllcboygan, Mlei., statcs TINT tile
tug Bennett went tlshorc OIL Monday near St.
Helena Island, Straits OF Maektnaw. On Tues
day morning five Of her crew were stnothered
mud sealtlcsl to death IN rootn over the boiler
by steam escapl1lg frum the salcty-valve. Tho
names nf tho unfortunate arc Paul Pelky, Cup
tain; +. Marttu, inntc; ". Nuerone, fireman:
Yctal Bnncson, steward; and John Newton
I.cviathan, and brought to St. Helena slightly
damaged.
, 1876-11-16

DAvEsroRr, H., Nor. l5.-sfars!,all WIS the
scene Of q brutal and horrible murder on Tues
dag night. 4 crowd congrcgated tn saloon,
and the drinks were circulated freely. a man
by the nntlo Of Bass Rouse became intoxicated
and auarrc]sonc, a1d drunken row cnsucd, In
which George Bustiuos, roy Of ii years old,
stabbed Bass Kuuse, instantly killing him. Thu
murdered Muti was altult 10 years of are, and a
nlan Of family. George Bari inus, the murderer
Is the son Of willow. lie Is noW confined III
Henry County Jait.
, 1876-11-16

spnlNorIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 15,-Tllu Coroncs's
jury III the matter Of Arthur j. Murphy, tile
victim Of the election Disturbance ut the Second
Warl poll In this city, who died from the cf-
fcrt Of his injuries therein sustained last Thurs
bv r ussa af soy eorcd nc
known. Thn Inquiry has occupied several lays,
u large number 1T witnesses being examined,
but thu row was so general that # was in,pos-
slble to Indicate lrcrisely the individual who
mule tho futal assault.
, 1876-11-16
MASONRY,

Special Nspdfth to 3As 7f4bune.
1SpfANApot.1s, Ind, Nov. 15.-Rcprcsenta-
ttves from the Grand Chapters Of tic Adoptfsc
Rite Of Masonry, Easicrn Star, OF New York,
New Jersey, Indiana, Illinois, California, Neva-
da, Missouri, md Atit'sstppi met hcrc to-day to
Of New Jersey, is President. Matte 4. Yost,
Of Missouri, Grand siatrun Of tho urflcr, tlcltr.
crcl an address nf welcome, after which II con,-
nlttco waa appointed to prepare and rrport a
St,natitutE"n fnr tho Supreme Chapter. Tie
Convention WILL be III tession until FridaY.
Many prominent Ainsons arc present.
, 1876-11-16
THE UNDERWRITERS.

New YoRE, Nov. 1a.-lt Is reported that The
North Brttial. Mercantile Fire INSURANCE Com.
pary has sent in its resignation from the Ma.
tionnl hoard Of Fire Underwriters. The Royal
Ia also mentioned as having either taken or con.
templatcl sfnllar proceedings. 1llc general
cause Of dissatisfaction nrscs, 1t Ia alleged, FROM
what ia called fathlcest1csb ~
, 1876-11-16

raised to tho Eenate, in the room Of tho late
Hon. John Robertson.
LONDON, Ont., Sov. l5~Thc election Of
member 10 represent The County Of Bothwell In
ti,s Dominion Parliament took place to-day,
and resulted In the reelection ri tho Hon. Da
vtA Mills, Minister of tho Interior, by abnnt 40
majority. Tho question brought most proIni-
nehtty before The electors was Tree trntle versus
protection, Mr. James Dawson, MI ex.mefnbcr,
being the candidate oil the Prohtec&ionlsts.
, 1876-11-16

LONDON, Nnv. 15.-ThG racc for the great
Shropshire handicap took p,aco at Shrewsbury
to-day. It was won by Tetnirch, with Lima Sec
oud, a,!d The Ghost thsl.
, 1876-11-16

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 16,-DEspatches
from st. Thomas, dated Sept. 10, state that q
hurricane passed over tl.at tslanl o. tho 18th Of
TINT month. The !,ark Itlula Durney and the
brig Veteran wcro totally wrecked. The crew
at tho latter wero sare, hut OF that Of the for
1ner six weru drowned, Including the Captain
utIll Ills wife,
, 1876-11-16
PERSONAL.

fei'@ --AHNk----
=, PERSONAL.
t,,, wompn In Congress wlll DO "Widow"
Baler .., |
s.,.s h.t.un,es in consequence Of the election |
excitement
rn,,c ia .rr,pns apprehension that Tweed may !
..s .,onnc IN Florida and f1xed up those election
r.turns fur T!1len. -..
qns ,tatemept tlat Edwin A1ams the actor, is
a.s1. ha, been comtradlctca Another beautiful
obituary en1aahedt to snishcrcens:
e.orye william Custfs haR written an ah'e article
an nts ,cruet much more satisfactory IN Its way
th,n The Lorrs Prayer on a 10-ccnt piece.
The Burlington Hd.tktue man never did say any
ahng mem abont bis mother -ln-law without being
yety' ye,y curry for It afterwards. When she heard
otlt.
| The London Graphic has portrait OF q. W.
chItdl. Look ont for an Obituary of the 0Fdph1c
in The Philadelphia ledger. ono good turn de-
xer1es another.
yot bad! The ;;o.rtntown Herald. noticing THE
rnsvsE's remark. that - Henry Watterson solnc-
Tine. talks PISTOLS" Hays: ''fFhat IL when h" 1s
,'halfeoekef, VIC prcsnlnc."
woman correspondent in Cl.cago writes OF tho
,t'deat tos 1rt OF conversation" Now+ that II ono
Il, n +. lo., m n,rno.u. Our couycrsesa have uli
tuned eonyc,te1s.
Thtt IN, epason fnr the ruraI rooskcr IIu is
t,yna week. Of ulory ,yherp days used to suffice,
md Il thcrr Is any slrtns In cuson tbs vast mt
torLty uf tbs country-ncop,e will be prepared to
at crow before ths result IN kno,vIl,
There has been gnro III the 11mes Office. and
Eeensn has furnished 1t. but much agninst his
sI!. tbs chief, tnDk 1t out Of his hfdc. Untor.
.Ilsu 'A.s aosan ns.p ,., ,..,is5 ,an.tn,,..
snsse 'ne .na'spo''o" " o'''s A'''" s''''''1''
'"sD
distinguished foregncr, writing homc 10 En-
&ano. saYS 1hal no Ead quarter III hs hata slo!"
.ae aae ~ tet ioo. IN thls country lh.,i ne .e'.M'
,adaoeoay aeensl to want to take TINT money.
IN ,te other baul.
Prince HorsclAkoff IL now ~ years OF aEe, and
tae qatdaunss Ut Europu ure }enk;nr aroMf,A for
BIZ 'ueeessor Thu two most prominent candl-
Fus 1T ,c ~gr"s oarf ~ sa ons w fcn 1vnsaaT
Ha,.lsn AMBASSADOR u ~ ut S, cons,sn,inoujc' ' e '
Aaroeat. o, cremation M n meuux Of dl,pos,ng
bt deal bodIea ,nuy b. shocked 10 l.cur that
Princess was recently burned III siam an,d nm
'sattou, laughter canbcd by AIdc -sI,ow. uut then
bsss .thsnc1such"y rs'set"n for mont Of us thut
's, relatives could hot "'1or to give s'ae.'l'o's'.
+,,asas Inc at'' Iasaro has got Itself into trouble
,orss The msslnstiss waywatasss ot sen,'s-
p,.n, le was a.ettoo to aeaerss tho method Of ln
. aans p'ss'yea n N sases o. eapial pats,sa'eh.
n:pt s ;s un So Se, M an as says IT lies 1"pa's'
III. : ps,,.a.''',' NJ. 1a""" :" ,', a's A''suo''.
Eons ,p s Ia,l "nn ts, .as
probably has M faunan,Ion !" ,no ,1r,t n,arc'
, 1876-11-16

ANTt-PRENcIt sENTtMEHT.
LONDON, Nov. 10-5 n. m.-Thc iStdadard's
Berlin dispatch says most trustworthy corrc-
spondcst tclcgrapls from Paris that Germany
positively refuses to participate III tho Exht-
httltIn Of tn1H,
, 1876-11-16

t. NJ. numerous interviews with newspaper
.stezs TlLpry ta'';s o. is ,, election M WIN a' Tue
.opaIeuce Of man who has bought ami paid
~, commodity. and Is IN hurry to lave 1t dc-
lrtrcl
, 1876-11-16

Epeeia! Dfspafch to The Tribune.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Nov. l5.-A grocery
man named l.. n. Storey, a1Id Trunk Bell, LII
csnployc, had row thls niornlng ubout sweep
Ing out their stort. Sturcy hit Bell over tho
Ese,.l With =: por-bottle, whoM Bell drew r.
yolyer anil stlnt StareY iu t!It breast. Tic
wound Is probably fAtl!
, 1876-11-16
FIRES.

AT ORG EiSTIA. ANK.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. l5.-rhc st. Louis
House, ut OrEcrta, across from th[s city, was
destroyed by tra thls morning. Loss, 81, ,000;
nu Insurance.. Tile psnperty was owne1 by
Angelo Marre, aud occupied by Vuss.
, 1876-11-16

w, ohspryo that tho vote OF san Francisco
md that Of ST. Louis nrc 1elst anot,t eqaaiL
no eaeh. It Is only elaimc. ior san francisco nc
MT Nv 4 contains 10000 Inhabitants, 7o'otp OF
'rSsr, We ~ .,c uou-yoilpg Chinese.
, 1876-11-16
IITAIY.

PRESIDENT or THE SENATE.
RoME, Nov. 15.-The King llas appointed
StRuor FccciIo President Of the Senate.
, 1876-11-16

t, poot bankcr proposes this way out Of
~ ,a",ide. lie puts IL IN tho form Of 9 bull
fs'n' re,1ab,t t,Ispatch from New York says
lddmn1oito lay been ofcStcd netwesn dti ai@sEs ks
nd I!Lp.S;: TIDE /, "a fayor Or Il PxrEn Coorxrt.
, 1876-11-16
INDIA.


AEAIAp, Nov. 15.-The British steamer City
of Manchester, from Liverpool for Calcutta, llns
sunk oil here. All lia1ll1a, except the Captain
mud Steward, arc supposed to be lost.
, 1876-11-16

Special Dttpdsch TO 7ne Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Nuv. 15.-A young nun mined
Alu1n Xis1ke fell from new building to-tlay
aud was 50 badly injured that ho may not
recover,
, 1876-11-16

III VtN EgEFlN0 .Fs Is II :.
SYRACUSE, n. l.. Nov. l5.-Thc woodwork
part of Sanders g. Darrett's cnrtage factory Ut
Oncila was burned this morning. Tue loss Is
abuut 5,Vo0; fully Insured.
, 1876-11-16

AT HENDERSON,, MlSS.
81, VAul, Mlnn., Nov. ls.-J0hh Gc!be's
1ouf.1ntll at Henderson burned car!y this morn
lug. Loss, slj,000: Insured, $B,aN.