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ran up and stabbed him with knife. Foreman
Movers caused him to be arrested, and at his
trial Meyers and two workmen, Charles Fisher
and John Albers, gave such testimony rs se-
cured 1bielhorn six months sentence to the
81 tie prison. His time having expired, ho was
liberated last fall, and since that time he
with bis two brothers, who were discharged
threatened to kill Meyers at the irst opportuni-
~. Meyers W frequently stopped IN the street
by them, ana his life threatened II he did not
immediately put them back to work. This he
refused to do, and they continued their thrOets
until Tuesday night. when thoy went to his
house aud became 30 demonstrative that he be-
came alarmed, aud ON "Wednesday obt-inod the
warrant for their arrest.
There doubtless IN some basis OF truth In this,
In as far as their prosecutions OF Meyers are con-
Cerncd, but II does not In all particulars agroe
With Mr.. Dawson's remembrancos OF the mat
ter. or with the statements OF his workmen. IL
Is very hard to get at any OF the remote facts,
rose, .quarrelsome. ill-conditioned wretches,
who had few acquaintances, fewer friends,
and no conndants. Furthermore, only one
or them, Charles, could speak any knR
li5h. They leave no relatives In this coun-
try, and as an evidence Of how little has been
known Of them, even by those Brought most In
contact with them, II may be mentioned that I.
the youngest or the eldest Of the three. His APP
pcarancs favors the latter superstition. but one
sentence OF regrUt over their deaths Is heard IN
Newark, rhe ID scourdrels died too easily"
During the excitement at the tannery Mr. T..
w. Dawson ran out OF his ofiice In pursuit Of the
$2,lS In the breast pocket. ljtne upon n table.
When he thought of 1t and looked for II, an
hour afterw-rd, II was not to he found. Pay
ment oi the checks has been stopped.
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A COWHIDE AND 4 PISTOL.
An ARRAY Growing UOi Of the Notorious
BerdeiI Divorce suit.

MIDpLETowS. N. v. July l3.-Robert II.
Berdell, a well known New York broker lately
notorious as defendant In divorce suit, In
which his wife succeeded, on the arrival OF the
Ulster county exlress train at Goshen, his rest
dence, this afternoon, was attacked by Wisner
and Spencer Murray, brothers. The former held
and the latter cowhided hitn. Brruell drew a
revolver and shot Wlsner. the bullet entering
over the eye, making scalp wound only, and
escaping a fsw Inches ba X, on the top OF the
head. Wisner married the sister OF Berdelrs
divorced wife and figured IN the tr al referred to-
Letters received al the house OF the Murrays,
the authorship Of whca Is attributed 10 Berdel
WAS the immediate cause OF the horseW hippng
Wisner Murray Is President VI the village u
Goshen.
A particular investigation Of the an lir de-
velops the fact that A. Spencer Murray. Jr., held
Berdel while his brother, Misner applied the
cowbide. Wisncr was trying to escaps when
Berdel shot him. The wound Is dangerous,
probably fatal, as the bail pierced the skull aud
Injured the brain. The ball has been extracted
The patient Il prostrated, and ut this writing
unconscious. Berdel has been arrested The
offensive misslyes received by Murray and also
sent to other parties were simply printed cards
reading, " Mr. Robert IL. Berdell, divorced" aud
following Hon. Mrs. A. s. 'lurrav, Goshen,
N y" similar cards were found ON Derdell's
person after hs arrest
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the SAN DoMTNGo OUTRAGE.
How Gen. vilIanueva was Forcibiy Taken
from nm American Steamer.

HAVANA, July 13.-Advices from San Do
minso, under date OF June 2S. report that the
American steamer Tybee arrived there on the
22i ut., having as passenger Gen. Vianueva,
late Secretary OF War OF that island. who EN-
barked at Cape Iaytien for the purpose OF re-
moving his family.
on arIivingsat San Domingo he asked permls-
sion OF the Government to land. but was
fused, the Governor demanding his expulsion
from the ste amer, which the Captain Of the yes-
sci declined to do. The Captain was then in
formed that the steamer would not be permit
ted to leave port with Gen. Villanueva on board,
and thus matters continued until the 21tn, when
acrowd of people assembled, aud about one hum
dred armed soldiers were drawn up opposite the
steamer, with orders to shoot down ANYBODY who
should attempt to 10 on board. The American
Consul forced his way on board, where he found
the Alculde, to whom he entered his protest.
Soon aterward some atty soldiers boarded the
steamer and searched the vessel for tue Gen
erai, who, when found, was taken on shore and
conducted to prison.
The 1ybce then Immediately left for the
United States. Gen. Ntl snueva lately con-
spired against the Government, and on that
basis the authorities considered themselves au-
thurized to seizt him. The Tybee Is under con-
tract with San Domingo, receiving subyention
from the Government, which. IL IL believed,
gave tho authorities OF the island certain right
to demand the delivery of Gen. Villanucya
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THE PREsIDENT,s LATEST.
morrill, Ordered to Reinstate the Men whom
Bristow Dismissed for Cause.

WASHINGTON, July 13.--The President to-
day ordered Secretary Morrill, to remove forth
with First Auditor Mahon, Fifth Auditor Ella.
Supervising Architect Potter. and washburn,
Chief OF the Secret Service. He also indicated
his desire to have DR.. Brodhead, late Second
Comptroller, made First Auditor, and Butter.
field. late Chief Clcrk in the Second Comptrol-
lcrs ONCE, to be 11fth Auditor. These two men
were dismissed by I}ristow for cause. Mulett
will unquestionaby be Potters successor.
blackburn, late Prosecuting Attorney Of Hamll-
ton county, Ohio, IL to be made Solicitor of the
Treasury. The Whiskey Ring has not yet indi-
Gated their man for Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, but as soon one can be agreed upon
Grant will appoint him.
The whiskev Ring, IT Is said, have agreed upon
Senator Morton's friend and political supporter,
Tom Brady at present Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue for Indiana and Ohio, as the successor
Of Mr.. Pratt, Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
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Don CARLOS IN PHILADALPaIA.
An Unexpected Meeting with his Brother In
the Turkish Pavilion.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Don Carlos Wis
tied the main building aud Agricultural Hall this
morning, and after lunch took coffee and
smoked tschobuk At tho Turkish pavilion, when
his brother, Don Alfonso, and his brothers
wife, Donna Maria DE Las NeuvAs, passed by and
recognized him. The meeting unex-
pscted, and most cordial. They have not seen
each other since Afonso's defeats in Catalonia
In 1874 Ths one lived refugee in Austria,
the other IN England. Ihey have been, since
their arrival In this country, hunting each other
without ever meeting. Carlos was In Mexico
when Alfonso was In CiliiorniI. The younger
brother sails IN few days for Europe. Carlos
MES all reports Of his int :ntion to establish n
monarchy either IN Mexico or Clb1. He travels
exclusively for pleasure. He has not been TO
CUBA. and says that II he Ind visited the island
IL would have been only to nght In the Govern
ment ranks, for before being Prince he Is
Spaniard. and cares for the Integrity Of Spain
above all.
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Forming Clubs and Raising TiIden aud Hem
dricks Banners.

The Democrats OF tho Fourteenth Assembly
District held ratification meeting and raised Tllden
aud Hendricks banner at Eleventh street aud Avenue
A last evening Among the speakers were Il. NJ Louis
james Daly, and Luxe " Cosken-.
A Tllten and Hendricks Ciub was organized Al Az
kAs Fifteenth street by the elrGtiun OF Andrew Al
shrlmer Presidents James hrusland, Vlcc'Prcsideut
Juhn Oswald Trrasurcri james Rogers. Secretary.
Tne Illden ana hendricks Nsmpaign CuD " Harlem
raised banner In 1hlrd las evening speeches
AMI others.
The Democrats of the Fourteenth Assembly District
met at 73 Fourth avenue on the l2lh inst aud organ
ized rlldrn and Hendricks Cnb. The ofiiceTs
President, ChATfs d. Metz Wee President, klch ird q.
Duny Secretary, Anthony Chuchy Treasurer, GeOr.'"
II. StOnobridsc, JT.
heer after the air LAST nigh the seven
teenth Ward German Democratic Cub unfured large
1ilden and Hendricks banner.
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TIE ERIE RAIL WAY.
President Jewetr- Proposition to the Eng
Iish Bondholders.

LONDON, July 13.-At n meeting OF the
Erie Railway bond and stock holders at the Can
non Street Hotel to-day, MIR. Jewett, receiver Of
the road, made statement Of its condition. He
said the plan Of reorganization submitted by Sir
Edward watkin at the meeting Of the stock
holders on June - was approved, but he asked
that one more coupon be funded. and few
other concessions. He proposed to lay third
rail from New York to Buffalo, to gradually
with narrow gauge equipment. He felt san
euine Of the prosperity Of the road. MaiV
speeches followed. MIR. Jewett's statement was
woli received. Sir Edward Watkin offered
resolution assuring MIR. Jewett Of support, and
approving the scheme with the notifications
desired by the committee. Sir Edward Wat
kin's plan, above mentioned Is as foil ows;
That without reauc!ng the rate OF interest," beginning
next septemDe, they should fund for period OF four
aud half years the Alternate coupons Of the nrs hons
paying aternate coupons In gold aud that they should
fund Of the second bonds nine hafyeary coupons IN
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The Police club Again.

Onicer Michael Hogan, who was tried for
clubbing an Italian woman about a nth ago. is again
In trouble On wedn ssday night as he pissed i3 Bix.
ter street. seeing Mrs uonora Conlon midale.aged
invalid sitting on soop and endesvorln- get
cool ar he ordered her to go stairs She tried
explain that SHE was sick. but he would not listen to
her, and with AL oath again ordered her away. She
started 10 ~. and he ioOsns her asstuliel her with
III CLUB, and thea arrested her. IL mhg P1 leo
Cuur yesterday she told this story aud the Justice dis
missed the compliant OF DIS IrdrrY conduct agSnst
hrr. and dvtsci Mr.. Codon to Oage complaint with
toe Police Cpinnllsso This she aid iater the
afternoon. Her face and hcad were BADLY bruised
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Is 1T STOCKJOBBING9
A New Charge In Relation 10 the Western
Unions Latest Dividend.

new phase In the controversy in the courts
as 10 whether the Western Union Telegraph Company
should be allowed to make their contemplated dividend
Of ~ per cent tomorrow, developed yesterday In
new SUIT by watson y. Case. IN which Lcyi A. Dow
ley the plAihtin IN the former SUIT and the western
Union Company are defendants, though the SUIT u IN
ley be restrained from procuring, maintaining, or en-
forcing any Injunction resrnlnng the payment 4 diyi.
dends Dy the " Nestern Union Telegraph mpany. and
also restraining ihS company from refusing TO pay any
euch dividend. Judge WestbrOOG yesterday granted a
temporarY injunction aud viii to-day hear argument
TO its continuance. Case, IN his compliant he l.
owner OF 100 shares II Westeri Union rtOck, that
DoWley's suit brought for stOc6po Ing purpp -,
and that stock had thereby Deen depressed llp per
cent lie offers D0wley bon Tor $4,000 10 secuTe
- lr..LLI lD..a
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NINE ERISE g1ILORS.
Abandoned In New York by their Captain
starving and sick In the Streets.

The ship Light OF the East, from Trini.
dad, arrived In this port last week with n cargo
OF molasses. On board were nine Algerins
sailors, who had shipped with the CAPTAIN
of the vessel with the understanding that they
were to be returned To their native country.
After dischsrgnR his cargo the Captain put
them ashore destitute. They are unable To
speak English. After wandering about the city
office OF the Turkish Consul, who Informed
them that they were not unf< hl, JIrisdiCtiOn.
and that he could do nothing TO relieve them.
They then presented themselves to the
French Consul, and he also said that he had M
authority to attend to their wants. Going back
to the Turkish Consul one OF the clerks went
With them to superintendent keliOch That
official refet ted theus to Ctpt McCnllayh, and
ae, 1Dding ubat they needed me Iioal attention,
t- them To Bellevue Hospital. 1he Llght Vi
the Edsl Is at a brooklyn pier.
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New Jersey for ridden and Reform.

At thronged aud enthusiastic mass meeting
In Psssaic last night, the following resolutions
adopted by acclanaton;
Rs0Iued, That we heartily endorse the platform
adopted by the NAOnl Democratic Convention at Fl.
Louls, and consider II An outspDken and manly
npuncenent Of The position upon the national quesOns
Of which treats and VI the aims Of the great Demo
cratic party.
ResOired. That receive with JOY the nomination
by the ST. Louis Convention 81 Samuel ], 1idcn for
President ard homas A. Hendricks for VicePresldcn
ID ~ Inllnn
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BROOh l. wv.

The German Democrats OF East New York
have formed Tilden ana Hendricks Cuo, vita Adam
Schaan IA President.
GOV. Tllden ana reform.
The pigeon shooting match between Capt Io-
gardus and Or. Talbot, for tlOo) and the champion
soip, is announced for to-day IN Deerioot Park
Oliver Johnston, despondent swedish tailor,
aged 40, who had been out OF employ Oyment foE some
time, took TWO ounces OF Psris green on "Wednesday
Night ~ lSo NeVlna street,
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CASTLE GihDEN.
stiii Ciingina to the Edihce as n Temporary
Home Tor Immigrants.

1he President Of the Emigration Commission
Mr. G. j. Forrest said last evening that the Com
mlssoncrs do not contemplate rebuilding Castle Gar.
den, arrangements would have to be made with the
city ana msny other things attended TO- before that
could hc done. The Commissioners intended 90 MAKE
aprnposlon that the city shall let the central building
70 thc boasd alta merely nominal rent They propose
then to rOOi the structure temporarily, Out
put up any perm nent additions II this Is not accedet
TO they VIII not use the roun la al ALL but Will by the
use OF the other buildings and perhaps with few ad
diuons manage TO get slOng. As for abandoning the
use Of the ground an emigration depot they not
intend 10 do anything Of the klna. The Insurance Will
be sufficient % repair the damages and TO pay
for haggAAe lot.
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frJnk Dalton. harness maker for his sister
at 3S6 Fulton street. arrested yesterday afternoon
charge Of passing twenty counterfeit banh
nu'e Of the picnic OF the Magnoa Association on Juy3
When he was aTragned before United States COmmis
siunrr NnslOw lashonaO y-dressed young LADY, Who
conducts the saddle AMI harness business prcHen 81
he self 10 bali for him. She surprised all tie ON il
10y Jluntily twirllnc hcr parasul aud saNingt Ell u
worth fl5 900 and o~n three four houses and can
swear 10 all OF my property" Her brother was baed
IN t1.5OD He denies having the note. or any twenty.
dollar mote, ON the day mentioned.
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North Carolina Republican Nominations.

KALKIuH, n, C July IJ.-Ihe NepubIcan
State Convention has been here tor two days
Judge Thomas Settle of the supreme Court
nominated for Governor, Hon. W. A. SAITH. OF John.
son for Lieutenant Governors anu d. W Aoertsun, OF
Pcrquimant for secretary OF Statt. The old Auditor,
John Reilly, renOulnateu hK aCClamatiOn. The
OF nominations made were W. n. Wheeler. OF For.
Nth, for Treasurer, laswoll Harsrayu for Attorney
General; RrN j. Cars n oi HendyrsOn, for supcrin-
tcudent OF Public Instruction,
judge Russell Of Bruins Wick and j. II. Dockcry OF
Richmond wcic appointed Elcctur, at Large +. I.
Dung Internal Revenue Collector nominated for
Congress from this district
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The twenty days allowed MIR. Beechers coun-
SCI by the decision Of the General Term to the
complaint In Mir Moultous suit expired yesterday Mr.
snearan said last evening that the pantns counsel
ud not serve HIM with certified copy Of the decision
unll July TO- aud that IA Is customary, he should con
slder the twenty days To nave begun inen, and not On
the day the declsiun rendered, rms VIII give MN
seventeen DAYS more to answer " hr does not answer
within that time, thu plhntln'H cuun' 'el Wl Nsk 10
have the damages 'ssed by Shcrins jury The an
sweT II Is understood VIII hr nothing more than gen
era denial OF the prlnclp p'l facts IN the complaint
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TRENTON, July DD. G. Howard we'll
known real estate aad Insurance broAer OF this city.
dropped dead his Chancery street last
nj sht He overcome with heat while IN NV YORK
last FRIDAY mud dird from the effect, r was an Eng
h-nman, Tor, three years Old, tlrmrri served hs an
oncer IN tue British army And was WIN LiVlnssune
IN -omc Of his African explorations HIS onS relative
ths country sa brother minister IA the Province
Of Ne
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WAsHINGroN, July 3.-Gov jewell Is making
preparations to leave Washington, ami will probably
take his departure for Connecticut on saturday He
he's received number OF letters from personal friends
various localities, asking for some explanation Of hs
dismissal Uut now as heretofore, Mr. Jewel II unable
what were the motives that induced the lresi-
dent I request nm to resign. Judge lyneT entered
upon his otiiclal duties to-day.
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TRENTON, July l3.-Marsarct Wolf wlfo OF
Jacob Wolf. farmer. living three miles from me ciy
hiling lighted gasoline lamp iast evening, whom
flame ignited and the en- cXpod'd, burning nor 50
badly that death resulted soon alter, Her hnshAnl
whlle trying TO eXtingush the hines, was also burned
ClunOt live.
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The DofauI,ins Di.,r,ct Treasured.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, july l3-lt appears that
Wilson. defaultng Treasurer Of the District Of Co
lumba, was IN springfield for week before last Sat.
urdny lie Was drunk aud threatened with delirium
tr mems when he arrived and was confined To his
for some days lie had $1,000 on his person which
deposited ~ bank Ahh restored to hlm hls depart
ure, no inumalon Of any trreguarlty IN his
lug then been given.
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sOME FLASHING TON TOPICS.
The specie Resumption Question-A Bill to
be Prepared.

WAsHISGroN, July l3.-rhe banking and Cur
rency Committee, after further discussion Of the specie
resumption question this morning. postponed action
upon the subject until next MonGay. the Democratic
members U the COmltru have agreed to prepare and
through the committee hill TO repea the Pre-
resumption act. bui al the same time provide some
yet unieiermlIrd uclhnd 81 preparing the Treasury
and the country for resumption.
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On the 9th inst. Owen Ruddick and John Lar-
kins had dispute the EsseI street pier Jersey Guy
In which Ruddick was badly beaten had MS lower lin
cnewcd on Yesterday he yrnturel out for the nrst
time, and made a complaint before Judge Kees". HIS
lower teetn are entirely without covering. Larkns
gave bail to answer charge OF mayhem.
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Addition. Division aud silence in Jersey city

Michael Kilcauley, detective employed by
the New Jersey Central Railroad Company went be.
fore Justice Davis yesterday Jersey City, nnd mAda
AFFIDAVIT accusing Charles l.. Green, thr tram de
spatcher At the Conmunipaw dep 9ts OF keeping the
me OF Patrick wash On the company pay rJu Tor
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A Hotel In Ronaout burned.

RoNDoUT, July l3.--'rhe Eagle Hotel was de-
stroyed hy hre this afternoon The water gave out,
aud 1t looked al one time AS though the whole ock
would bo burned The nre was sublued, however, with
$1,000 fully Insured.
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Sixteen years ago Mrs. Barbara Lonb, wife Of
FARMER residing In Carlsbad, Bergen county made
will leaving property amounting TO $4,000 to her sister
Rosa Bgcr wite OF John Bigger, OF IlaekensaeA bar.
harA died an Mr. Lnub married again, ana the WIZ Ww
kent secret Mrs Bger heard OF the terms OF hl ~
strumen hOwcVer and Yesterday she and her daughter
Mr4 Margaret Donovan OF StruOen street, Jersey CITY
MED the papers wth The Surrogate Of Bergen
Ia 10000
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Gov. Mendrlek. Informed Of hi. Nominntinn.

waited upon at the Grand Central today by Major
O'Connor uf Tennessee, who presentrd him with q
formal notification Of h- nomination Vice President
at the St Louis Convention. COY HrndrictS said M
would reply fow days. II Is understood he Will ac-
IA
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WASHINGTON, JulY l3.-Speaker Kerr writes
from liock Alum Springs the letter having been re-.
ceiyed to-dsy tnat he Is SLOWLY but substantially I'M
proving IN health"