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JUDGE TAFT,S FEARS.
Where the Whiskey Thieves Look with Entire
Confidence for Pardon,

WASHINGTON, July 2O.--Attorney g General Taft
to-day intmated to friend Of Mckee, who IL seekng
pardon. that he had pgeonhoed the applications Of
Avery Mcguire Mckee ana all the rest OF the parties
convicted Of completely In the whsKey frauds. There
oued men hurried 10 tue witt HOus~ and with persul-
siYe tongues argqed thst Tan fearful that the
lease Of one Or 40 of the prisoners would seriously .
pef the chaucr- OF II yeas election, The President
did not give them any assurance Of Executive elem.
encY. but the attorneys are cOnndent tAat he Will do
q
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One Item of Eyidence nsnin.t Rohe.nn.

WAsnISGTON, July 2O.-One item Of evidence
against RoDeson in possession Of the Naval Committee
Is a check Tor 5000. drawn by William j. Murtagh In
payment for set Of diamonds for Mrs Robeson the
money having been realized bV the allowance Of a
caim for which MurtAgh attorney thOugh Ro
swears that hs influence was not necessary to secure
its payment. huitagh sN0fe that he never made any
such present or paid any such amount and VI such are
the advocates Of kobeson's innocence
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SOME WAsAINGTON TOPICS.
Gov. Hendricks aud the Il esumption Act Set
ting the Public Right,

WASHINGTON, July eO.-The statement that
Gov, Hendricks has declared that he will accept
the nomination for Vice President unless the House
rcpeas the specie Resumption set 10 authortativey
denied, aud with much feeling that such position
should ever have been attri0uied to HIM. The House
bAnklnE and currency Committee has anandoned all
hope Of SECURING an agreement IN favor of orng
repeal bill. A. the meeting day but eight members
were present, Burchard. GOode and KAlson being Ah
sent The Democratic memDers thought that action by
the House on the Repeal oil woud be more disastrous
Ia New YORK than II could possibly be beneficial In
InuianA -
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Democratic Nominations,

ST. LOUIS july 20-Ihe Missouri Democratic
state Convention at Jefferson City last night after
adopting resolutions atrongy endorsing Tden Hen.
dreks 9ominsted John ;, Phelps for Governor. over
nation Of Phelps Is regarded great vctoryOyer tha
e1Contedcraie element IN the state. lhc Convention
reassembied at 10 A. NJ to-day. ana nominated Heary
9 brocAmeyer, prominent German VI 81. L0uls.
for Lieutenant oyernOr
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A suicides Legacy.

As the ferry boat Hoboken was making il
trip from Christopher street to Hoboken at 1880 ast
night, an unknown man committed suolde by Jumping
from the stern Of the boat into the river black mus
In cap and snun colored sack coat. that had peeu
thrown the deck by the before taking the faaI
jump. were plcked mp and taken TO Hoooxen. In thu
pockets OF the coat Of lottery tickets.
nye tickets for the picnic of the "krauker Eusters
sutzings Nereln AZ National PARK the 7th OF Aug
nst. and on several envelopes the ADDRESS Renholdt
Gretchen care Mr. Dreschen, No. 2DO Seventh avenue.
New York The stamp on the corner of the envelopes
was Prom Gustav saenzrr, AZ BowerY." The body
~ aH uOI
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Ahuro" S0hehu' hgeu w. oi ou Montrose av-
enue Brooklyn carpenter, who works IN New York In
returning home by the Grcenpont ferry last evening
TOOK AseA on the Dow Of the boat and let ME iegs
over me edge The boat vent swiftly into the slip and
caught his right rex between the bridge aud the boat
cutting II entirely of. schead taken TO the hos
pltaI In an amOulAnce. He IA not expected to 1--we
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Drcucbed viii * Kero.eno and Burucd.

On "Wednesday Ada Applegate, u brlght little
girl OF ~ years at Eatonoan " J In the a0seLce Of
her mother endeaVOred TO kirde nre by the use Of
Kerosene ana tho can containing the oil hurst,
ering The child with Its contents. She was frgntfnY
burned. Mrs tarlye Was snockiugly burned while
attempting " smother flames.
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Grant,. Candidate for puhlic Printer.

WAsnIN0rON, July D.-Dy Tue passage OF the
sundry Clyl Bill the office Of Congressional Printer /,
changed TO 9at ot Pubic Printer, aud becomes Prest
denlA appointment, and soon the bill Is signed
by the Pfesldent and becomes law, the present in.
cumhen Mr.. app, VIII be iegsated OF one e. aud
the once VIII he without a head IL 10 understoOd
however that the President VIII mmcdl Atey send IN
the name Of Mr. Clapp as Plbhc Printer and there is
IN Office
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PATTENBURGH n. j., July 90 On Monday last
Mr. Wilamson. the engineer and part owner OF ths
steam saw mill IN this village. assaulted BY ong
Anderson, an employee n the mill Anders attacked
MI williamson vita cluh, cutting bad cash In hl
head nnd telling him 10 the hoor ana then beat hun
with uAet aud all iron dog innlCtns ssYtre
Anderson mas not been ares ed.
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WASHINGTON, July e0.-A rumor was In clrou-
lAtlon At the Treasury Department to-day thA, the
President will tomorrow nominate Gen. McDO Ougall
member Of Congress from New YORK to be Commits.
siOner OF Internal Revenue. IL ID not certain that
he would accept the position he having heretofore d..
New. "
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Georss y. Hoar Decline. a denomination

WORCESTER. Mass, July 20-The Spy OF to-
morrow will publish letter addressed to the people OF
the Einth Massachusetts Congregational District by
Congressman Hoar In which he says shall not accept
the ONCE Of Member OF Congress. again, desrlng 70
the close Of the present term will have held the once
eight years, term OF service exceeded by only one
representative from this district.
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The body Of man about nity years OF age
left by the tide the shore road at Astoria yester
day II was considerably dccomposed, but from papers
IN the pooke is supposed to be that OF FrenChman
nHued Eugene L.tscna picture Of lady aud child
"A pocket.
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A hoy sho, for Throwing stones.

James Osborn OF Bloomfield, N. j., a boatman
on the Morris and Rssex Canal was annoyed BY boys
who threw stones at his boat Fifth avenue New,
ark, yesterday afternoon. Osborn drew a pistol and
ehOt OF the boys Peter SeitE OF o2 Livingston street.
Newark In the abdomen. innictlng dangerous wound
Osborn was arrested,
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Rcmarrird BY the Court of grror,

Some Time ago Abbio l.. Euglsh, OF Jersey
CITY. obtained divorce from her husband on the
ground Of cruelty The decision gave her SEQ week
alimonY anu the custody Of the clildren Yesterday
the court of Errors ana Appess set the ChancelOTs
opinion aside and now Mr. and Mrs. English again
husp band and Mlfe.
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w. Cuyer died at his residence IN this city this
Ing aged OF years He President OF the First Ma
tiOnal Bank prominent aud influential Democrat,
aying served for years the state Committee, and
was delegate to the st. Louis Convention and wss
taken sick In Chicago ON his return.
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ISDIANAPoIIs July 20.--Ezra Dawson, well.
known resident Of this city, shot and dangerously
wounded \. Foster livery stable keeper. for thu
rgtd seduction II IS daughter, 10 years old DAW.
sons acuon Is generally endorsed.
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Bernard Lanx. aged "a, attempted suicide on
the Astoria dock OF the Harlem boats yesterday morn
INK by swaliowing Paris green stomach pump say ed
hun. He had Deen lifted In love-
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Tho LouisvilIes Whitew

,SYRACUsk, July 2O.-The Rev. Henry ward
Alexandria Bay.
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weather during he day followed by cooler weathe er
northwest u southwest winds, and rising barvmetei
durng the evening.
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Again y,e,d,up to p.s,,o On,n,o,

nominated VIM L. Spruance to be United States Attor.
ney for Delaware. the nomination OF .as H.
Jr., being Withdrawal.
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A Savings Bank Closed,
Beecher's summer

PORTSMOUTH n. H., July a--lho Rocking
ham Dime Savings Bank closed lts doors to-day. II
Is thought dopositors will not l0se heavily.
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
AZ O. o'clock, A; NJ, 7S0; 0, So; Q, So; u, W.
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fSs.Srs:::...,.,"t fSiS:sSi ;;:.."ts 3 SS-iS
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EESiss;iiili. ESa S;s;liiia.S 8 3 5 ! ; 5 : -
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Edgar Fawcett has an sxosont poem on Cus-
Ter IN Ibis weeks Hh.slratsd Wasth.-Aau'
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Throughout yesterday Commodore vanderbils was
quiet and comfortable. and toward night exhibited
symptoms OF Improvement AT the usual midday con-
sutaonof tho physicians thoy decided to continue tho
treatment OF the past week. In tho afternoon the Com
modore enjoyed steak, mush and cream
and melon. About nine O'Clock In the even
ing he ato some egg and melon, and seemed
better than he had been in several days Mr.. William
H. Vanderbilt from Saratoga yesterday morn
Ing but without any intmation OF depression Ia tho
condition of the invalid. With his sons, Cornelius,
Jr and William X. Vanderbilt, he called his father
and spent time conversation on business ar
fairs. Among tho other callers were Mrs. General
Granger, Thurlow Weed, Alfred f. I.ozier and old
servant Of the Commodorc's Tho only with
whom tho patient converscd were Mrs. General
Granger. Mr. William H. Vanderbilt and the aged SER
want II is believed that the Improvement noticed II
the Commodore's condition last night was caused by
tho change in the temperature OF the atmosphere
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

MONMOUTH, Ill., August II, 1875
The republicans OF the Tenth district yesterday nom
mated Colonel B. p. Marsh for Congress.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, August II, 1870
Tho Republican Congressional Convention, afier an
exciting contest yesterday, nominated Thomas r
Boyd
BANGOR, Me-, August II, 1875
Tho republicans In tho Fourth Name district, who
opposed the nomination of Lleweyn Forbes Tor Con-
gress, met yesterday and nominated Hon. Lyndon
Oak.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August H. 1876.
AT Lawrenceburg yesterday tho democrats OF the
Seventh district OF Tennessee nominated W. c. WHIT
thorn, tho present incumbent for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, August II, 1876.
At the Democratic Convention Tor the Fourth Con-
grcssonal district held IN lhls city to-day, Hon. Will
lam L. Lynde renominatcd
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THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

The rainy weather yesterday had the effect OF giving
tho clerks in charge OF the headquarters OF the
committees very easy time Of IT, The rooms OF the
republican committee almost deserted during the
day, the gentlemen whose duty 1t is to visitors
and explain, far rs they allowed to, the cond
ton Of affairs in the various States they supposed
get daily political intelligence from, being the only
persons Of note who graoed the headquarters with
their presence The weather, Of course had dlsas-
effect upon tho workings of the Liberty street
Office, where hard work Is tho order OF the day and
and where visitors having nothing but their curiostes
to crafty not expected, not to say are not well
come.
At tho Everett House rooms there werc in tho after.
noon several callers, among them John J. Phelps OF
Missouri and Fitz Henry Warren, OF Iowa. who, many
years ago, was Assistant Postmaster General. These
two gentlemen report very favoraby upon the politi-
cal situation in their respective states. Mr. Phelps
asserts that Carl Schurz has not succeeded yet in
making the great OF the Germans the State
believe that for the best interests OF tho country
that Hayes and Wheeler should be elected. On the
contrary he decidedly OF the opinion that tho vast
majority OF the Germans Ia Missouri Will cast their
votes for Tilden and Hendricks and that they
working with will Tor the of the ticket He
adds tnat people VINO iooK upon inc state as good as
bility, wake up the day alter election greatly as
tonished II not moro so.
In order 10 facilitate communication with the
occupied by the democratic committee 10 the Everett
House and the branch headquarters in Liberty street,
tho telegraph has been brought into requiston and
wire connects the two places
There will be no meeting OF tho ontirc Democratic
National Committee until the 15,h OF september, al
though it is probable that the Executive Committee
will somo day next week. Mr. Hewitt the Chair
man. went out OF town yesterday and Will be back
to-day, It IS believed in time to be present at the meet
ing OF tho Tammany Executive Committee, whore tho
question of caspng hands across the boodess chasm
with the anti-Tammany braves, Tor tho sake OF the
spos OF Office at tho coming election to be seriously
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THE GREENBACK PARTY.
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION TO COM
PLETE THE TICKET FOR INDIANA.
I-,r Lad

MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION TO COM
PLETE THE TICKET FOR INDIANA.
INDrASAroLIs, Ind, August IL, 1876
Tho Independent Soft Money State Convention nll
vacancies the State ticket met at tho State House
grounds to-day Three four hundred delegates were
present
After the selection OF officers and the appointment OF
committees resolutions reported jndorsing the
platform of the Independent State and National Con-
vcntons, denouncng ''the act Of 1873, by which
the silver dollar was dropped from our list Of
cons and demanding its return; that Its free coin.
age should be encouraged TO enable the government
pay its coin obligations in silver It has right to
under the original contract that all values should
be taxed equally, including government bonds and
krecnbacks; that the independents have faith
in the professions OF reform which
on tho one hand from the corporation
thief and railroad wrecker, representing the old
Tammany regime OF New York, and on the other hand
from the organization which, In National Convention,
has ndorscd the cntirc administration OF President
Grant, not excepting its steangs, and that
confidence can be placed in the old political parties
which have been stepped In corruption and complicated
with dishonesty"
After adopting these resolutions tho Convention pro-
cecdcd upon the nominations presented for the
vacancies on the State ticket which was followed BY
addresses by Hon. Samuel +. Cary and other gentle
men OF the grcenback persuasion.
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THE DEMOCRATIC GUILLOTINE.

Tho efforts of the Kings County Democratic General
Committee to compel the heads of departments OF the
Brooklyn city government to remove all republicans
and to appoint good democrats" in their places, met
with another rcbuke from unexpected source yes
tcrday. Commissioners Fowler and Adams addressed
letter 10 Tho committee, setting forth that there werc
about half dozen republicans IN the Board of City
Works, but they are 'unobtrusve digent and faith
ful employees OF the public Some Of them may some
times the republican ticket but the right TO
In normity with ones convictions Is a prerogativc
OF American citizenship" The letter. in conclusion,
says:-"We deem tho present nt opportunity TO
illustrate the principle OF civil reform TO which
the democratic party s 30 signally committed in the
present canvass" President Socum said he
kind Of IA fifth wheel TO the coach" and he would not
therefore, sign H.
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An army Of eoo 900 men, has $40. 900 a. peacs
armament and 2, 500, 900 In time OF WAR;
ENGLAND.

THE DoRY cENrENNIAL-THz FINANCIAL CRISIS
IN PoRrUGAL-sILvER.
LONDON, August II, 1875,
The dory Centennial route from Gloucester, Masa,
to Liverpool, put into Abercastle Pembrokeshire,
Wales, ON Saturday for provisions aud then pro-
ceeded She put into Holyhead to-day.
HEAVY REMIrrAScEs oronro
Three hundred and twenty thousand dollars In spscic
taken out OF tho Bank OF Englsnd yesterday and
81, 0oo, 900 to-day for shipment to Oporto.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN roRruGAL.
The Times this morning in It's financial article says
two small banks and one mercantile nrm at Oporto
have failed 1t is not known yet whether tho crisis is
serioua
COMPLIMENT TO A POPULAR r.. p.
Mr.. Plimsoll NJ p, was presented yesterday with q
memorial silver cup by tho workmen OF large Shef-
field firm.
The market for silver to-day quiet. with tho quota
tion at 53hd per ounce.
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THE PROHIBITION PARTY.
sEY-A STATE ELECTORAL TICKET TO BE
PLACED IN NOMINATION.

CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION IN NEW JER-
sEY-A STATE ELECTORAL TICKET TO BE
PLACED IN NOMINATION.
TRENTON, n. j., August IL. 1875
call has been issued by the ''Prohibitlon Reform
Party OF New Jerseyr meet in convention at Tcm-
perance Hail. in this city Wednesday, the 3oth inst,
to ratfy the nominations made by tho ''Natio,a Pro-
hib,ion Reform Party" Of Hon. Green Cay smith, OF
kentucky for President OF the United States and Hon
Gideon T. Stewart of Ohio. for Vice President and also
TO nominate an electoral ticket be supported at the
ensuing election The document is signed by s b.
Ransom, chairman of tho State Executive Committee
Among other things II states that "our country is
nation we Ind crippled aud all our industries
paralyzed Our treasures national, state and munlci-
pal. have been plundercd by the guardians appointed
protect interests wild ami reckless exirava-
eance charactcrlzos every department OF the public
service, aud are weighed down with burden Of
taxation beyond our AGILITY to bear. The people
demand that all this snail be changed Their great
watchword Is reform. The true way reform
an evil IS TO remove, IL possible, the oil that
evil II further states that the OF all this
the traffic In Intoxicating drinks that 500 00D 900 OF
our resources wasted annually and the land IS hlcd
with paupcrism, insanity and crime. "Thc suppression
Of and sale OF intoxicating drinks is
therefore, the sure, direct aud only ROAD to the de-
mandcd reform. Hence the legal prohibition OF the
manufacture and sale Of Intoxicating drinks Is the para
mount ISSUE before ich all other issues
dwinde into lnsignIncance. Yet tho democratic aud
and theories for the Of all evils and loud In
their professions OF reform, neither propose TO do any
thing 10 abolish check the tralcn ~ IL
cudes In the following words:--"And " thcro any
friends of prohibition who prefer TO vote Tor success
though IL has the success of wrong rather than vote
for the rignt In the minority, let such remember that
small parties when In the right havc often grown by
personai fidelity to be great parties, and that
can be popular or succeed until IT'S trends arc willing
nd la ntnd
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

In the nine Assembly districts of Kings county con.
vcntions held Lass evening 10 elect delegates
the Republican State Convention Tho delegation will
be unit for Ex-Governor woodlord, should that gen.
tleman seek the nomination. Should Mr. Woodford
decline to run, Ex-Governor Morgan will receive tho
support OF a majority OF the delegates Mr. Evarts
Senator Robertson anu A. Is. Cornell havc each a
OF followers among the minority OF the delegation
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
SCOTLAND.

UNWILLING OF THE ALBERT MEMORIAL IN
xDINBURGH By THE QUEEN
LONDON, August II, 1915
The Scottish National Memorial to the lato Prince
Consott unveiled in Edinburgh this afternoon at
four O'Clock. Her Majesty. the Queen, who performed
tha ceremony Of Inauguration, arrived in Edinburgh
yesterday, accompanied by tho Duke OF Connaught,
Prince Leopold and the Princess Beatrice There was
official reception ceremony their ARRIVAL but
three O'Clock in the afternoon Her Majesty received
address. incoscd In gold and silver casket from
the Magistrates and Council at Holyrood Palace
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
THE INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOUR
NAMENr.

PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1870
In the International chess tournament to-day the
game between Bro Mason was concluded this
morning. the latter winning
Another game between the same players resulted in
q draw.
Mcssrs. Elson and Ware next played, waro being the
winner.
Tho game between Davidson and Martinez resulted
In n draw.
The game played by Roberts and Barbour was won
BY Roberts
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
A STATE TICKET NOMINATED YESTERDAY.

STATE TICKET NOMINATED YESTERDAY.
TOPEKA, August II, 1870
The Committee Credentials OF the State Conven-
ton reported at ten O'Clock last night, and at eleven
baloting for Governor commenced. George T.
Anthony OF Leavenworth, nominated after sew
era ballots and at half past three A. NJ the conven-
tion adjourned till nine O'Clock this morning
The Convention reassembled this morning and CON-
pleted tho State ticket as follows:-For Lieutenant
Governor, NJ j. Salicr Secretary OF State, 7. H. Cav
avagh; Auditor, r. j. Bonebrake; Treasurer, John
Francis; Attorney General, Willard DAVIS; State
superintendent, A. ~ Lemon; Associate Justice, A. j.
Brewer.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
COAL MINERS CRUSHED.

SCRANTON, Pa. August Is, 1915
On Saturday, George Britton, minor In the Carbon
Hill colliery, while preparing TO make blast, was
buried beneath twenty tons Of coal that fell from the
roof OF the mine He was twenty onc years old
John Gilbert . celebrated miner, and one Of the
Oldest in tho hraci,c region was killed on Saturday
in a mine at Ebcrvalc, Schuyki county, by fall OF
coal
Henry Lcybourne laborcr IN the Elk Hill co'l"ry,
while clearing away coal after blast, Saturday,
was caught by neavy TALL OF Tho root and crushed TO
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
LARGE BUSINESS PLACES BURNED.
aREAr DESTRUCTION OF STORES AND HOUSES

aREAT Destruction OF STORES AND HOUSES
IN JACOB CITY, DRY CANYON. UTAH.
OruIR, Utah, August IL, 1870.
About hali-past twelve last night fro broke ont In
the OF NJ II. Lipman's business house at Jacob
CITY. Dry Canyon, and destroyed the whole Of tho
business portion OF tho before tho flames could
be got under control The following bust
ness places were destroycd:--M H. Lpmsn's
grocery store, Sparglcr Kellys grocery store, Os
bonc's saloon. u. Rceses saloon, Isaac CUNTS STORE
Mobiles restaurant sclig simmons grocery store.
Mrs Maulin's boarding house Thompson X Jerscn
sons meat market, Pai. Gibbons saloon William
Ba.csty's saloon and oher buildings. including tho
Western Union Telegraph Once The total loss rs est
mated at from 500 900 to $50 900. As there no water
in Dry Canyon the losses were entire. Lpman ana
seig 4 Summons were the only parties Insured
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
BERDELL IN CONTEMPT.

MrDpLxrowY, N. Y, August II, 1870
warrant has been Issued for the arrest OF Robert
H. Berdcll OF Goshen for contempt OF court, for not
obeyng order appear before referee at tNewburg
In the supplementary proceedings instituted to collect
alirnony duo his divorced wife. Executions Tor the
rst quarter OF tho 900 were returned by the
Sheriff OF Orange county uDsatsned, Berdcll having
assigned his property Goshen to his son and mort
gagged that IN New York for iu value to his daugh
ter. Berden remains ont Of the State. He Is sup
posed to be IN New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
AN INDIAN WAR IN MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1870
Governor villaerana OF Lower California, tclcgraphs
10 the Mexican Consul in this city that there gen.
eral uprising OF the Indians along the Colorado River
ana in tho adjoining country against the Mexcana
Governor Vil!agrana Is en- route 10 San Diego in this
state TO procure arms and munitions OF lie de-
clares that the situation IS critical