, 1876-09-23
EASTERN STATES.

o'clock to-day tne recelpts ioi
mission to the Centennial were S3l,
O51.
New York, Sept. s0.--1he sehl
Idler won in the regatta Of the New
York Yacht Club, yesterday.
A gambler named Bell Temple eli
tered the Revelle House, this rnofHinE
and wanted breakfast without paying
for it. The negro waiter, named Mof-
ris, refused; thereupon Temple struck
him several times With tumbler, inflict-
ing fatal wounds.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-A. I. Stewart d
Co. opened their new jobbing house on
Wabash Avenue with six thousand
cases of goods and two hundred clerks
PoMEkoY, Sept. 20.-The steamer d..
N. Roberts exploded her boilers at the
wharf at P. NJ. to-day, Several per-
sons were injured, ono supposed fatally,
and possibly another still in the wharf
DOaL. lOiat loSa.
PIrTsBuEG. Sept. 20. Taos. Duffy.
one of the Molly Maguires, charged
with the murder Of Policeman lost
IVES found guilty of murder in the first
degree by the jury this morning. his
is the ninth conviction in that organ'za>
ton. Eight have been already under
Death sentence.
New YoEK. Sept. 20.-The semi-an-
nua meeting of the National Board of
I Underwriters was held to>day in I'm
,:cl wri.er's Hall Geo. +. Chase, Presi-
dent. Thirty companies were repres
sented. Resolutions were adopted
making fre-crackers specially hazar-
dons. and asking Congress to pass
law prohibiting their Importation. The
Committee on Wind Currents reported
that the signal service had been SO
crippled at the last session Of Congress
that it is practically valueless.
BEAUFoRD. N. c.. Sept. co. Captain
D. C. Chiids. first mate Elijes. second
mate, CHEF engineer Jones, first assis-
tant engineer Eufort, passenger Dilson,
W. Dilson, Whildon Steward, 7. Will
liams (colored), Cool, HEAVIER Connell.
one seaman, John L. White, and two
other seamen, names unknown, are the
persons lost in the steamer Clyde.
PoR1sMou H. N. H., Sept. 90. Rear
Admiral Pennock died here suddenly
this afternoon of appoplexy, aged G2
years.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 81. In the
races to-day The three-quarters of q
mile dash fer two-yea'-old fillies
was won by Spring Branch, Belle of
the Meadow second. Time, 1:1S.
The second rae, same distance,
handicap sweepstakes for all ages,
was won by Waspef. Time, 800.
Sioux CITY, Sept. 21.-Dr. Mas
ser, while goiag to visit patient
eight miles northwest Of this place,
yesterday afternoon, was attacked
by two of the James aud Younger
gang and retained a prisoner. He
was compelled to change horses and
clothes, receiving a pair of pants
with O bullet hole in the knee. He
reports one of the robbers badly
wounded, and thinks he cannot tray
ell much farther.
CEEEDMooR, Sept. 21.-The Amer
lean team won the match by eleven
points.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-This is
New York States day, and trains all
morning ran into the city densely
packed with New Workers. Presl-
dent Grant is present this afternoon
and lunched at British headquar-
ters. The cash admissions amount
to $11, ,5SS. Thee will be no for
NAL ceremonies. the o1ly approach
to formality being Gov. Ti!den's re-
ception at the New York State build
ing this afternoon.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. Ex-senator
Booth addressed the Republicans to-
nlghi. There was gland turnout OF
Republican clubs.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 21.-In tie trial CT
John D. Lee for murder committed at
Mountain Meadows. the jury came in
after q short absence with verdict Of
murder in the first degree.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Gen. How
ard, in command Of the department of
Oregon, arrived here to endeavor to ad-
Just the difficulty with the Nez Perces
Indians, which threatens to result in
general Indian war on that frontier.
These Indians claim that promises made
them by Moioc Commissioner Meach-
am, to the effect that certain share Of
salmon fisheries should be reserved to
them free from white men, have teen
broken through the influence Of the
Governor of Oregon and late Secretary
Deano. This valley was opened to
settlement and whites have crowded in
there and have threatened to drive In