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4 NINNESOTI BINK ENrARED.
7hc Cashier shot Dead for Refusing to Open
the Nau!i-ghrce Robbers Killed,

NoRIHriELD. Mimi, sept. About two
o'c.ock this afternoon eight men, well mount
ed, entered tie town and went to the bank.
Three of them entered II and spranR over the
counter and ordered the cashier. Nr. j. l.. Hay.
wood, with knife held to bis throat, 20 open
the vault. At the same ;ims all the PEI sons In
the bsnk-A. (. Bunker, assistant cash Ter. and
Frank Wilson. clerk-were ordered to hold up
their hands.
SIR. Haywood refused to obey their orders and
open tie money vault. His neck WAS slightly
scratched with the knife, and stil per.istinc
one OF the robbers put the mulzle OF a pist oil to
his right temple ana Cred. nayHo0 TELL dead.
ihey then turned TO Mr. Banker and ordered
know the combination, and, as the robbers
mace demonstrations toward him. he ran out
Of the back door. J he iObbers nred, shooting
him through the shOaleer. Ma WILCOX was not
iuterfer-d with.
While tn, was going on within. the people Of
the city without we're dong good work. Two
Of tn rooOels N,re killed Outright, and one
Nounded man WIS taken away hy hls COME er-
ate,. one OF whom wss also Killed and ono cap
tursd. inc citiIrn+ teAaYed Ike Old yetrr.Ls,
s. many 4 thea. are.
Inc roD1,r, di' roi get into the vault, nor did
thoy lns tAe cashiers drawer, except the
mckcl urlwer, aud handful II nickes taken
from }: was thrown 10 tnr door.
-Four OF the elsnt men came to the town be-
fore mi, dD and " itfl on tlo north sido OF
tn btlaRs uniil thg other four came into the
u from Daud =. ihe mon we're well mount
e., ana armed with navy ?, yOlyefs and mad cart
When the rODOers crossed the utiige entering
The town, tley drew reNulYer-, and, putting
t.elr MOI ss5 INTO a iuil gallon, dashed through
the streets, shoutlng 10 tho pe ppe On the walks
- SCI inside, and ornAlnt nting their shouts
w,th the most nendish CDTasi aud imprscations.
Wnile tniee az tue erhS we're engaged IN the
} ark, tn8 others stood on the street, threaten
lns - shoot any one who inierfered, aud fired
-Ome harmless sh0,s.
Iis,Os and guns Woie quickly secured by the
citleh-, aud young man named Wheeler, from
q " .hdnw %. an opposite huildlug, picked On one
u b.
Another shot, thougAttO be from Wheeler,
imnedia els aiterwdil Frustrated another.
t-u the tobLefs mounted their horses and
beat aretreat. \ tulid robter was nit, but he
etc pc :.
o. NJ Of h'Y citizens was organized, and,
ltadeu nf wheeler ihey started III pursuit, and
at Inst accounts tie rppbefs were only twenty
nve mihutes ahead of them, aud are 4ost sure
to he Uycrtgkcu.
here are all ,orts Of rum0rs a. to who the
robDrrs IRE, and many believe they are part of a
gang heretofore operating IN Missouri and kun-
sd5.
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UyLICENsED LIQUOR DEAIERs.
4 Raid by the Excise Commissioners, who
nienu to Collect the LEGAL Fees.


The present Excise Commissioners, upon
taking ofice, received petitions from several
organizations of liquor dealers, assuring them
that II the cost OF license was reduced to $50
the fec would be promptly paid In every Gaze.
The rate was accordingly diminished. but the
Commissioners say that payments have been
tardy, especially Oh the part OF influential sign
ers Of the petitions. Ou Wednesday the Com
missioners decided to arrest the chef den-
quents In every district. The arrests were -
nave been made about fnidnght, but before
tat time the Excise Inspectors had cirou-
lated "a warning. Yesterday tho following ar
rests were made: N. Dlskin, -, West street,
l.. Conner. ls Washington I. Neagher, - 1,raen.
wien; l.. FllZ-immons, u Morris i. Gollug
II y " Church N. Holm. ~ New Church;
John ONeil, So south; ~. Enl, r., ~ Whitehall
W. Cantillon, Siafe; Peter SlHudt 5lb flfth
street; Charles kunln. 2l2 SIKH street; and
Dennis Mahony, 5l2 Edst Fourteenth. fhey
were taken to various ioii's stations, and VIII
be arraiKned this morning. A violation of the
license law Is n mi,demeanor, ana tha cGendsr
Is also liable to evil prosecution by the Com
IN issioueis OF Charities and Correction TO re-
cover So for Q ch day OF Illegal sHic ol liquor.
ln several instances pruDrietors NhO mad ueen
forewarned sent messengers to ths oftce OF the
Excise Commissioners yesterday morning be-
fore the commencement Of business with money
~ pay for licenses.
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The Dealers Taking Measures to Fight tae
Boa rd of IIeaith.

A meeting Of tho Milk Dealers Association
was he'd last evening rs Allen street Henry schsfer
said that decision was necessary as to what acton
should be taken wi reference to the recent srress OF
milk dealers by order OF the Board OF Health. lie
claimed that Prof Chandler In error when he al
iDued to the lactoeter power test the quality
OF milk. and said tnat In this opLon he was sustained
by Prof Dorenu- II was impossible to arrive at any
decision except by thorough AualTss, for the most
impure sNtll milK often showed a higher degree OF
sprcinc sra'iy tran pure mik lfItcr from Prof.
Duretnue was read as follows Let suggest tha II
yo-r society intends 70 night the iactoucter mis- fall
you should now visit The part OF orange county W.
were Al year ago. TO collect additional evidence by
testing the uik Of tae COWS IN thai region. Al ,nis
season OF TIE year milk Of NerT low gravity b. OBJ
tAlncd. a lew weeks lAtCr II nNy Dc ~ readily
got IL was decided 10 adopt the sug,es ION, -ud to
employ counsel 10 defend the mix cclicrs now under
hail -N' -N'
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THE SIOUX CONFUSION.
sale Arrival at the Red Cioud Ageucy-The
Indians Pretended Fears.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Neb.. Sept 6-The
sioux Commission arrived here this afternoon.
having left Fort Larame, Sept 1, with Can't.
Egan's cavalry company al escort. No In
daus were seen on the way, and everything at
the agency was found to be quiet. The agency
Is In charge of Lieut. Oeting. Gen. Mackenzie,
commander Of the district, was present to re-
ceive the ommissloD ana said lie would aid lt
by every means IL his power.
There Is quite a large military force here and
the Indians are In a depressed state Of mind in
consequence OF tue concentration OF troops at
the agency. They say they fear that tney are all
10 be sacred rs soon a. enough soldiers ar
rye. lhey hHil the arrival Of the Commission
as = means Of relief. twenty or thirty lodges
left Red Cloud recertly for spotted Tail Agency,
through fear Of danger here. Inc Comutssion-
crs are nxipus 70 pr ceed with council With
out delay, but they cannot say now when II viii
he held.
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An ENR.lG ED FATHER.
A Prisoner struck while BEING Examined
Before Justice.

Agnes and Katie Dowling, aged Il and 10 years
respectively. we're sent on errand from home
i3d seubcn street, jersey Cly. "Wednesday cyenin.
In Grand street they we're met by fespectany dressed
man, who asked Agnes whether she dd not wish stu
alton tO take Of his clildrep. Asnrs replied that
she could not eo "a shc attended school lie drew
pretty picture of his home. induced hcr t. 10 with
him lea books leading her 10y tie hand Her iittls
sister, however, stuutly objected aud her CGposfua
lons attracted Oncer sAdCr, VINO arrested ne stranger
Yesterday ~ rninS, whch stragncd before Justice
Krrsc, the prtOn'r C rcrined himself Hs Nic olar
truCNarun @! l.irNitw aycAEc Jersey !ty ll,ig h
lie SAID he had wife ANA tavshitr II var, od he
give us age a. 90 N-n Agirs va called To the stand
h,r fahcr John DDNlns, ed hrr TO thc Witaess cnar
leHr where Ct chez, stood. H. m gfAsurd
tAt prlsOntr ~ tnc CIllAr AM CrA.t Lu q stunning
blow with his crnchsd n, The court room was IA All
uproar. Omtcr hA,le took low INK uOanst4lrs until
the exam nation W. 1nrlrdfi trOcheron Gtnci Tie
charEt ofabduct1n slr - ainst him. declared that he
was Int xicat, a. aLd SAID tie act lie as
held for the Grand Jury. bowling Wa discharged.
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ORGANIZED ron REFORM.
The OrcerinG of the state Democratic Execu-
tive Committee

The Executive Committee Of the Democratic
State Committee met yesterday In the Metropolitan
Hotel Among them were mel Magone. Jr John Kel
W. eI.Licut.Gov. Beach, Joseph Warren, WIN A Fowler
GEN l.. Il. Faulkner, W. W. Gordon Daniel Manning
Wiliam Bookslavef, and Sidney r. FaIrchild Among
the Democratic politicians who discussed The political
situation IA the turfiior aud pHror- while the com t
lee Wa ia session were August belmont, ObwA.d often
uOrfcr. senator SChuouma.tr.
y Wirn' Grorse " Greene, Forcyce l.. Larln, Grn.
Iauies H. tiAie, cG senator John foI. Edward tanil
Grn Herman IAi Henry W,ltman, James q Rficn
Gen. spinula, and several Tamusny ward polticians
au' J. kdwsrd esnL lhe committee closr MIR. Ma.
gOLc a tneir CHAIRMAN, aLd fdgar X Apgar ana SIR
l. mont Secrci.rl anl gdJ0urned 10 meet IN sar.
toNl "n Tuesday evening. After tie adjournment of
% me STATE tommlt,ee VIII ne ~ II lron square.
Meetings VIII be held dHj uutl the day OF the election
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THE SAFE BURGLARY.
The Approaching Trial Of Babcock and HIS
Associates in Crime.

WASHINGTON, sept. THE June term of
the Criminal Court Of this District convenes on
Monday, the 18TH inst, and Tuesday, the l9th,
has been Fixed for the trial Of the case OF Gen.
orville +. Babcock, Richard Harrington, Hiram
C. whitley, Ichabod c. Eettleship, Thoeras p.
Someryile, q. 4. Niles. alias bliss, alias Albert
Williams, and Waller Brown, alias wm. Benton
charged with conspiracy against Columbus
Alexander. This is the so-callsd safs-burelary
conspiracy. The indictment was found on the
18Th Of March last, and Gen. Dabcock, with his
counsel. Col W. A Cook, appeared and gave
bail. HARRINGTON 10 said to be ia Can 4da; y ct
tlvsAip, Whitley, and SomerYlile are out on bnil ;
Bllss alias Miles, who. IL Ia alleged, was the
principal cracksm n In bursting the safe, Is IN
Vermont Stae prison for robblng bank, and
Brown, alias Benton, 10 reported to be In prison
under short sentece IN New York State. IL IL
thought Dy somethst the case will. when called,
be further postponed. Thus lar the only wit
nessss summoned are those for the defence
Babbatt, James Blood, d. Il. Green, and Paul Il.
Brooks.
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4 REPUBLICAN POLITICIAN SHOT.
A Fight In which the Man who Fired the
First shots GOT the Worst OF IL.

FFrt tue Wofnt ot
New ORLEANS, Sept. IA fight occurred
about O'Clock this afternoon at st. Charles and
Canal streets, between Louis J. Sour, a promi-
nent Republican politician, and II. l.. Smith.
Times reporter. Sour began the light by nring
three or more shots at Smith, who returned the
nre, mortslly wounding Sour. Smith received
. shot IN the hip. The ARRAY grew out OF tho
following card, which appeared In q morning
pspsr:
To the Public; On several occasions the Times
has published uptruthful and unwaTranted
attacks upon mo, until, in March last warned
the editor to desist On Tuesday morning II re-
newed its sianderous abuse OF me In tho follow
ing article:
rHK THINSEsT ON RRcosD -aorn's Asr BLOODY SHIRT
STORY, kIC.
Sour, Breaur Company look thems elves to Point
Coupee about week sRo Ans after their arrival
GUIDED to hold Convention All by themselves aud
nominate a parish and district ticket TIE wharf boat
At the mouth OF Red river selected the location.
suddenly an struck one esders; they thought
they would get ny splendid BIZ odv garment yaru. and
Weber. Sour ara COMPANY should evscsats ke wsari
Ioat ana put out IN skin VIII some negroes we're to
Ore ih.ir shotgufs Ia the Ar The tea party we're then
10 noat TO Bayou sara Hnd tHrre start report that tac
Convention hal been broken up and an attempt made
to asssssinate them. Every part Of this programme
wN carried out Sour arriving here yesterday and re
when they we're In the skin Of courte this will he
masuihed into immense sensation for Northern Re
publican papers, and has undoubtedly been furnished
them ere this
extract from the times to be wholly mendaoous
and inspired by malice. pronounce the respOn-
sible euitor OF that paper n wilful and malicious
falsiher. (sianed l.. j. SOUR.
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THE VERMONT ELECTION.
A Large Democratic Gain In Bcnninetor
Cnuny-The Result In tue state.

BENNINGToN, sept The Republican
majority In Bennington county in 1874 was LIE
in 1875, about go on part Of the ticket-a
Democratic gain Of nearly go. The Democrats
elect seven out Of seventeen representatives.
rh0 election Of Guild, Republican, is to be con.
tested for fraud.
Returns from all but nine towns in the state
show that Fsirbanks's majority over Bingham
is - oS The same towns In ls,i gave Peck 10
80 majority over Bingham a Republican gain
Of ABS. Tue nine remaining towns ~ 1874 gave
Peck over Bingham 2G3 majority. Ftrhanks's >
majority in the entire state cannot be far from
1900. Tue majority for Lieut..Gov. Proctor
viii probably reach 2j,0O.
'"- legislature. MS lar as heard from, stands
In the House, leB Republicans. 30 Democrats
In TWO towns there Is no choice. Thirteen to owns
yet to be heard from on the Legislative vote
gave In 1874, Republicans, Democrats. Tue
Senate has not a single Democrat. In 1874 there
were ~ Democrats In the House and one IN the
senate.
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REFORM IN THE rIrHNr oFrICE
Important Recommendations by the Congress
OF Inventors.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. The Congress of
Inventors tins evening adopted series OF reso-
lutious recommending changes and amend
ments in the laws relating TO patents. Among
the moro important Of the recommendations is
ths following:
That the Patent Once shall be separated from
the Interior Department and organized on \
basis similar Ia that OF the Agricultural bureau.
That the ofiici ls connected with the depart
ment shall hold once for life during good he
haviour aud competency, and that the an airs
Of the ofi,e shall be dIvested OF political ln-
huences.
That a standard OF qualifications for persons
desiring To practise as patent solicitors shall be
established.
That transfers OF rights, Including licenses,
shall % recorded in the Patent Once withln
sixty days OF their execution, aud that the
oWnofs Of patents shall be preserved In thelr
night Of recovery Tor iniringements occurring
prior to reissue.
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THE BIG BRIDGE.
Preparing TO Award Contracts for n Million
Dollars Worth of Wire.

At the meeting of the trustees OF the
New York and BROOKLYN Bridge yesterday after
noon, President Henry c. MurIhy announced
that the bridge was at length the property Of
the two cities, the claims of tho private stock
holders, amounting IN all TO tis5,29g.5s, having
been paid. lie said that the Application for tn
ship owners injunction against the bridge hav-
ing been denied by Judge Johnson, there was
no fear of Interruption or Interference IN tue
progress Of the work. The ancnoTages ANA
towers, be added, were completed, all the
property between the Brooklyn tower and an.
choraee had been purchased by the bridge and
tne ,,ie 10 ell except two pieces Oh the New
York side, between the tower ana the anchorage
is perfect The next important thing Is to make
tho contract for the great cables. Ihoenginecrs,
after SIX months OF investigation and expert
ment, b ID prepared specifications, which before
being made public must he submitted to tho
board. Tho specifications were referred To the
Executive Committee. The contra Tor the
large cables will amount to over tl,0vJ,0OO
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SOME wfsnINGrON roPIcs.


wAsnISuToN. sept. T.-followinG up tho tac-
tics uf Zach Chandler the Comptroller u the Curreuey
making great howl over the delay o, work IN his
ohic" asserting that II caused BY hr reduction in the
crrcsl force. Correspondents are given the cue ana
Information seut our TO national banks tha, their
wOrn money cannot be redeemed 40 1aicAl, ~ usual
brranse OF e -msl force q cmp,ol ecs THIS evening
one % tac chief d'uutl', in the C0mptrOllcrs Office
ma ne cerss dii not go around aat ten lu the
NOR 'hs aAa sih hork az nal i'pAst ten. We gen.
lns not Nc casc In tais Office alone. nut me same
hour rrriAi IN al tAe departments. Tue Hppuhucan
Ntraptrs are busy. however, m crying down Tie
te'trnfinrnt pvnci laying all tc delays " the teduc.
tlJL ~ tAu C.erlcal fOrCA.
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THE CoNDIrIoy OF the SOUTH
The Effect Of tho Interference OF Federal
Politicians and OmcinIs.

SARATOGA, Sept. I'm the Social Science
Association to-day Charles Nordhon read a
paper on the condition Of the South, showing
tho i'll effects Of the continual interference Of
the general Government with the colored race,
aud contrasting the condition OF arAirs in
Georgia favorahly with those In some other
states, where AFFAIRS are more influenced from
Washington.
This Was debated and It's views generally con-
Cured In by Elizur Wright, Edward Atkins ~
George Bradford, Dr. Howe, and Prof. sumner
cf Yale College. Inc Latter believed that we in
the North should mind our own business Sc
verelv. lie was opposed to the Interference by
the Federal politicians ia the internal 4hairs OF
the Southern States.
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The CaIedoniap Clubs Games.

The twentieth annual games OF the New Yort
Caledonan Club were witnessed yesterday In Jonesd
Wood by many thousands. The winning feats were AZ
follows; Hugh McKernan threw heavy hammer i0f
feet and inches. light hsmmer i16bs feet, put"
heavy "a feet aud inches and tossed caber 40
feet and 10 inches. r. Johnson made standing jump
OF IL feet and iucLes and standing hRn eap OF AZ
feet. A. Reed made running jump OF IS feet and
inches. William Hume ran two fniee In 1Oi6 A. An.
derson ian old mani geo yards, and John Anderson
walked mile In s:2S. W. Robertson vaulted feet and
inches Tho Scotch rife team attended In the after
noon and Their was dancing ia the evening"
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RIOT ~ STONY hollow.
Political Meeting Attacked by Mob
Eleven Persons Wounded.

KINGsToN, Sept. 6-While the Republicans
were holding political meeting In stony Hollow an
Irish village above this city, they attacked by
mob and & night followed. IN watch both stones ami
pistols were used. Some thirty or forty snots were
Lred, ana several persons were wounded. Among the
sllShiY woInded are Alfred Tanner. James Monfanyc
AM Frank Mtrden, Rcpuhncans Of this CITY. Frank
Harden aud l. bond were wounded by pistol balls.
Or the stony Hollow party Con illus and Joseph
we're sh9t Cqrneus Bracket is believed 70 be fatally
wounded, having been hhot through one - his !un-
II, 10 SIN aiye hoseyrr Joseph Brackeus wouna
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Mrs. Annie Hermans baby, aged year, died
sunday last In Ludlow street. on MONDAY morning
she hired Jacob Heymsn. expressman, to take tha
conn containing the remalns to Cypress Nj Cemetery
for intermcnt. Heymsn charged 80. According to
the Jewish law, mother ON Durying her chi d must
mourn for eight aaIs aftcrward, and do nothing else
that be avoided She refused until the light
days mad pas CO, and the result hght They were
arraigued IN the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
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Ltttle Jshuuy's Imitator.

]. J. Allen, Supervisor of Elections 10 Brook.
iyn. yesterday distributed circular requesting sppli
eants for appointment Supervisor Of Elections, two
In each election district from each political party
TO send in their names ages residence and political
faith. tie hso requests political and other ass0cia.
tions to recommend rone but Intelligent aud honest
persons, competent to discharge the duties OF tho
once. Mr. Allen is the Republican Grant politician
who on his appointment took lessons from Little
johnny DavoLport, learning now TO twin the law 80
as to raise ns bill Iesrv 800 per cent. Mr. Allen, after
lcarning johnny Dayeuports trlcks, remarked that
Davenport Kept wonderful set OF books.
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sberia's Omcer. breaking Into n store.

The store Of the Tallmadges who are indicted
as swndlers a; Cortandt and washington streets wn
broken into yesterday by sheris deputies and keep.
ors The establishment contains about 100000 worth
OF attached goods. and It was understood that tina
shern TOOK possession several weeks ago. The forcl.
bic entry yesterday seemed ubaccOuntabic The ofhs
GERS worked at the door with hammers and crowbars
for half an hour before II yielded and after entering
they locked themselves In the Inner office, aud refused
e. give any explanation OF their conduct Under sherin
Cummings said that he knew nothing OF the occur.
renee n was said by others that the sherns deputies
lett the store on Wednesday night without Keeper
aud that The key To the door was lost.
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A Convert TO Reform.

The Custom House II publlcans Of the Nine-
tcenth Assembly District met at the Boulevard and
Seventeen street last night John Csrlin resigned
member OF the association and announced his deter.
uiuatton to vote for Iidcn and REFORM lie said that
bis reason Tor withdraw.ng was that the association
had become corrupt thHt LO hOnest man ought to
stay In it Hc has tie largest following OF any mem
Der. Nild excismsnt followed. AMI an enort was
made to stop th6 speaker. The meeting broke up IN
COufuslon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Daniel w Horton, a clerk in the New York
Poet once died Monday snd Is TO he buried to-day.
lie catered the Foreign Department In 1850, ana was
continuously employed therein until his death having
char Of the supplement ~ mails, duty "a onerous
and dc cate srpspuusihc and Cx4ftilg Mr.. HOr-
ton had teen asurcrer from aneursm 4 he heart or
several hut the attcCk from which he die1 began
si lQ:3J O'Clock IA the nVtnlg, and ~ ~ o'clock ~
Va 10 -
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4 supposed I5orgcr Al

MEMPHIS, sent IA man, believed to he VIM.
:, warner VIVA Ahtcluacd NON sew YORK Aug . Z
hN'.us r"nnl!rs iorfcD auu cl1cI1lrh !iOVJ iron.
hls cnpiuy,fsi ih- br"i Hfrrtted ia I'M c.t,.
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New Emplovm.n, for Government oncial.

WAsniNGToS, Sept. III Is understood that
ordera have been seLt 10 every Feoeral Officer the
southern States to promptly repor - the heal OF tie
department under whom they serve hc sllghtcst d..
lutbnucr Of political clargcicr or thnt can De
srued rs such. the ArAy uf r,il'Arf tNu, iItl area
for strictly partisan purposes vii %. cIfciuN rulat
Ell with the Intention u making use II !, csrhs tAr
Inhl MNNk W trn lAyh " ne oaMnAiEu.
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UNFURLING THE FLAG.
Tue star spangied Banuer Flung TO the
Breeze in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. THE mammoth
national fag presented by citizens OF Cleyelrnd
and Cincinnati who participated In tho late
Northwestern excursion to this city, was uu-
fIrled this afternoon from tho Kimbali House,
Ia the presence Of an immense concourae Of
people and amid great enthusiasm.
The Fire Department and the military OF this
city were out in uniform, and hundreds Of
ladies occupied tho balcony ana windows OF the
hotel Mayor hammock presided, surrounded
cIatc and Republican officials. the Hon. H. II.
IN received the nag IN behalf of the city ana
made an appTOprate speech, Ex-Chief Justice
H. hiane and Gen. Stephen ID. Lee also made
speeches.
g. .OItl PLAYING Cards; new pOuular fall limos
DL ! A-l-L !. - :
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The Plsttdeutsche brought their festivities AZ
the West II ooSen scauetlen PARK to close yesier
day by crow ming their best lfs-n1n. A. Eschbach
ana by The distribution OF various PRICES. The mait
nundiugs we're CT Nded, especially thr dancing "a
looms. ani gcoc-humored multitude out dOors ap
plaulei The aCObAlic ana tlght rope performances
vel. AZ the donkey and scrub races.