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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-16
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The New York herald., 1876-10-27

tIon at Tifs was ounced on Wednesday. were mur
dered by robbers who entered their house after plum
der, and who probably had not the rc-
motest idea about tho critical condition oi
the Eastern question Russian officials in the Georgian
capital are however, doing everything In their power
and bring 10 justice the perpetrators OF tho
crime. Barbarians the Russians In she south are,
IL was difficult realize that they could commit an
outrage like that OF Salonca
NsURREcrIoSs UNDER SPANISH RULE.
All the persons implicated IN the recent conspiracy
in Spain will be tried before ordinary tribunals
Among the documents discovered by the govern
ment are DEGREES signed by Ruiz Gorilla, con-
ferring public appointments upon tho intended
leaders OF the insurrceton and bonds rcdsemabis
alter tho success OF the movement Tho military men
arrested all the half pay list and increase
OF salary may have been the ambition which inspired
these officers to join the insurrection.
1t Is announced this morning from Madrid that the
steamer Mandez Nuhez has reached Havana with $50
troops Little hopc felt in the Spanish capital that
headed government new existing in Cuba
CAPTURE or THE RAILWAY MURDERER
Leonard Amblam the Belgian. who escaped . few
days since from compartment In railway train bo-
Ostend and Brussels after having murdered an
officer in whose custody hc being takcn to Brus-
sells charged with robbery and MURDER has been cap
tured at Lille, France.
RISE sILvxR
Silver was quoted yesterday al 5sxd per ounce.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

Last night tho following nominations sor Congress
and Assembly were made by the republicans in this
city
Hamilton Bsocock for Congress In the Tenth dis
trict
Frederick W. Seward for the Senate in the rifth
district
district.
william II. corsa for Assembly in the Ninth dis
trict
Joseph Hoffman for Assembly in shc Tenth district.
Hermann woln ior Assembly In the Twelfth dis
trcs.
district
william dc Graz for Assembly in the Seventeenth
district
James Turner for Assembly in the Fifteenth dsssic.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lieutenant Governor Thomas L Young, Of Ohioj
Lieutenant Governor George g. Sill, CT Connecticut
Congressman George W. Hendce, OF Vermont; NJ do
Cuvcrv1llc, French Consul at Carthagcna; George Il
Corliss OF Providence, and william L. Bostwick, Of
Ithaca arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Acn c. Beach,
OF watertown, N Y, and Israel Washburn, Jr, Coeo
tor Of Customs at Portland, Nc, are at tho Windsor
Hotel Joseph Rcxson, General Manager OF the Crane
Trunk Railway OF Canada, and r. 81 Pusiier and T. B
Haskell, OF tho Boston Herald, At the Brcvoon
House Potter Palmer, OF Chicago Is at the Backing
ham Hotel Professor George F. Day, of Yale College
is at the Everett House John Newell, General Man.
agor Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail.
way, is at the Clarendon Hotel General George w.
Wallace, United States Army, IS At tho SturtevanS
House. W. X. Muir, General Manager OF tho Canads
Southern Railway, is at the Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN rHI
CoIrNTRY-NoW READY.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN rHI
coUNrRY-Now READY.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains Z
select Story together with tho latest Teegraphic New
from all parts OF world Historical.
Of Temple Bar; Egypt and Abyssinia-Horrors Of the
Dealss of Goundel and Goura; Wrock OF Whalsrs IN
the Arctic Ocean; Railroad Accidents; the Phadel.
phia Scandal; Strike OF tho Engineers the New
Jersey Central Railroad; important Decision OF the
Supreme Conrt; conclusion OF the House Murder
Trial; the Park Bank Robbery; Qumbo Apo agaH
In trouble; Piracy on tho Sound the Effect Of the
October Elections, from both sides; the Eec
toral Colleges and how tho votes for President and
Vice President counted; Bayonet Rule in South
Carolina tho Great Exhibition; Tilden and the Rebel
Debt tho Molly Maguires, and the latest Washington
news II also contains editorial articles on the
prominent topics oi the day Reviews OF tho Horse,
Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial and Com.
mercal Reports; Agricultural and Sporting MattersI
Obituary Notices, and the most important events
the week.
TERMs-Singie copcs Sc one copy, scnt TO any sd-
Dress postage frce 81 per vear; two copios year,
So; four copies ono year, S. Any larger number a
81 25 per copy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
WARRINGTON, d. O., Oct -. 1s5&
By the President OF yhe United states:-

wAsHrsGrox. ID. O., Oct -, 1o5G
By the President OF she United states:-
PROCLAMATION.
From year TO year have been accustomed "a
pause In odr daily pursuits and set apart n time ia
offer our thanks TO Almighty God for tho special
blessings He has vouchsafed TO us with our prayers
for continuance thereof We have at this time equal
reason be thankful for His continued protection and
Tor tho many material blessings His bounty has boz
slowed. In addition to these favors accorded 10
as individuals. have especial occasion 10
express hearty thanks 10 Almighty God
that by His providence and guidance
government, established a century ago. has been
enabled fu6 the purpose OF It's founders in offering
an asylum 10 the people OF every race, securing civil
and religious liberty 10 all within It's borders, and
melting out to every individual alike justice and
equality before the land. 1t is moreover especially
our duty offer humble prayers TO the Father Of
ali mercics for a continuance OF HIS divine favor TO
rs a nation ana as individuals.
BY reason OF all these considerations, Ulysses s.
Grant, President Of tho United States do recommend
to tho people OF tho United States the 3o,h
day Of November next to tho expression OF their
thanks and prayers TO Almighty God, and laying aside
their daily avocations and all secular occupations TO
assemble in their respective places OF worship, and
observe such day as a day OF thanksgiving and rest
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of tho United States to be affixed.
Done at tho city OF Washington this 26tn day Of
October. in the year OF Lord 1875 and Of the in
dependence OF the United States Of America the lolst
& II. S. Y. 8. GRANT.
BY the President
HASILrox Fish, Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE AMERICAN HORSE BAY YINAL THE WINNER
OF THE pULLINGHAM HANDICAP AFTER A
DEAD HEAT WITH BRoADsIDE-CHAMAHT
CAPTURES THE DEwHuBsT PLATE.
LONDON, Oct. %, 1876
At the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-day the
principal events were the for tho Dullingham
handicap and the Dewhurst Plate Tho former
brought a field OF horses, and resulted in
dead heat between Mr.. Sanford's American horse Bay
Final and Mr.. Lamberts brown colt Broadside, with
Lady Maiden third.
In the betting just before the Broadside the
favoritc, 1 to being laid against him.
The dead heat between Bay Final and Broadsidc was
run of, Bay Final winning BY halt length. Tho bet
ting was TO 4 on Broadside
SUMMARY.
The Dublin CHAM Handicap OF 15 sovA each foriot,
with 200 added; entrance sovs Cesarewich Course.
2mi!es, furlongs, % yards "a subs
Mr.. NJ. H. sanlofd's b. 9. Bay Final, by Lexing- :
Mr. &. Lamberi's br G Broadside. by Brown
Bread, out Of Jane Eyre, years ......"
Gus. ont OF Lady Peel, BY Orlando, years.....3 3
THE DEwHURsr PLATE.
The racc for the Dewhurst Plato was won by Count
de Iagrange's bay colt CLAIMANT carrying ten pounds
extra, by half length, with pluneer, tho favorte,
second, and Winchesca third. There were seven
startera The latest betting the course was to
against Claimant, even on Puuger and 8 to against
Winchcsea- The other horses finished in the follow
ing order:-King Clovis, Glen Arthur, Ipswich and
Poydorus.
SUMMARY.
The Dcwhurst Plate piece OF plate Of 300 s0vs.
value, given by T. Gee Esq. added to a sweep
stakes OF rs sovs each Is forfeit for twoyear-ods;
colts 121 pounds, hes lis pounds the winner OF tho
Middle Park plate to carry 10 pounds Of stake vauc
1000 sovs, pounds, OF ono value 500 sovs. pounds
extra; the owner Of the second horse receive 200
out Of the stakes and the third 100 last
seven furlongs Of r. N. 100 subs.
Count +. de Laerange's b. C CLAIMANT, by Nor
temer, out of Araucaria 131 lbs. zinc. 10 lbs.
extra). bred IN France.....
Mr.. H Baltazzi's o. 9. Plungcr, by Adventurer, out
Mr. --s Wlncncisea y
Lord Falmouih's b. c. King Clovis, by King Tom.
ous VI ueIttuue. v
Mr.. W. s. Mitchell-lnnes' b. Q. Glen Arthur, by Ad-
venturer out OF Maid Of tho Glen ...............
Mr.. A. Burwood's br. {. Ipswich, by Suffolk, out Of
iSaoe oy hatapian
Mr.. 4. Gretton's b. c. Polydorus, by Parmcsan, out
Of Hermione. .......................
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

the 22d. sturgis Immediately commenced dismouni-
ing and dsarmng the Indians at Two Bears camp, on
The lett bank Of tho river. and Lieutenant Colonel
Carlin. with bis and Reno's forces, dis
mounted and dsarmed them both the camps
on this side Owing partially to the fact that before
arrived at Lincoln news sent 10 the Indians mere,
II IS said, by Mrs Gaipln. that were coming, ana
our purpose stated; but principally, believe that
some time since owing tho failure OF the here
the animals were sent to distant grazing places many
miles away comparatively only few horses were found
therefore, the morning, called the chics together
and demanded the surrender of their horses and arms,
telling them that unless they complied their ratons
would be stopped and also telling them that whatever
might be realized from the sale OF the property taken
would be invested In stock for them. They have
quietly submitted and have sent out TO bring IN their
animals. Some have already arrived, and we have
now IN our possession 700 More arriving rapidly,
aud expect to double this number. have kept the
whole orca here until now for the object its presence
produces
shall start Sturgis tomorrow morning for Chey-
ennc, leaving Reno until Carln completes the work
mere. Only few arms have yet been found or sur
rendered, but think results satisfactory.
NOT a shot was fired on either side OF the river or
course no surprise be expected at Cheyenne.
The desired effect Will be attained there by tho samc
means as those employed here.
ALFRED II. TERRY, Brigadier General
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
CHARLEY ROSS.
sTRAws OF EVIDENCE TENDING TO CLEAR UP
THE MYSTERY OF HIS ABDUCTION.

sTRAws OF EVIDENCE TENDING TO CLEAR UP
THE MYSTERY OF HIS ABDUCTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1876.
Samuel A. Benncrs, Jamcs Pickett and Sarah Brown
alias .Dutch SAL" given hearing to-day the
charge OF aiding and abcttng IN tho abduction
Of Charles Brewster Ross. The parties were
arrested in Harrisburg The principal wit
ness against them Nelson Parker, a
coored man. Ho Identified Bonners handwriting, and
these letters introduced In these letters al
luson is made to new ':jewe," the ownor Of which
would be obliged to como down handsomely, order
to receive it Mosher and Douglas spoken
OF as running powder wagon. The
death OF Mosher is referred to, and the
"jewol" is reported SAFE The "jewel" alluded TO
believed to represent tho lost boy Another letter.
dated Reading, and addressed to sarah Brown, "Go
home; burn and destroy every Of those clothes Of
the babes. Randolph Ia caught and may squcal on
us" Still apother letter, lound in the Harrisburg
house, speaks of Wcstervelts sentence. Parker was
serving an Imprisonment in the Penitentiary here
when the abduction took place. He knew Benners
long before that, and the Inter had written
him letters OF comfort, promising TO aid
In getting him out This IL how he
Identified the letters found in the Harrisburg house
All the evidence was In the form OF hints dark ht-
nations, &C., but nothing explicit was proved The
prisoners, however we're all committed for trial The
matter Is being further investigated
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
OPENING OF rHa MAoDALExA RIVER.

OPENING OF THE MAoDALENA RIVER.
PANAMA, Oct. Is. 1874
Another engagement between the government troops
and tho rebels was reported previous to October TO-
resulting in the total rout OF the latter bus the state
ment required confirmation.
The steamer Simon Bolivar, which reached Barran-
qua October 4 with passengers and cargo was fired
into of Marc, and had killed. The steamer
General Nicto formerly the vengoeschea, armed by
the government at Barranquilla and placed under
tho command of q North American, appeared
upon the scene and bore the brunt of
mcnts, after four hours cannonading sThis fight took
place the LIST OF October according to NJ ComercdI
OF Barranquilla. The result has been to open the
navisation OF the Magdalena RIVER which closed
bv tho robcla
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Oct I'll A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct I'll A. NJ.
ProbdbIiieS
For the South Atlantic States slight changes In pres
and temperature, light to fresh, variable winds
and clear weather.
For the Gulf states, Tennessee. the Ohio Valley and
upper lake region, rising followed by falling barometer
castery to southery WINDS clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys, falling barometer, easterly to southcrly winds
and warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For tho lower lake region, high followed BY falling
barometer, cold, thcastery winds, shifting 10
warmcr easterIy or sou,herly, and partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Middle and Eastern States, rising barometer
stationary or slightly lower temperature north to
winds, and clear partly cloudy weather fol-
lowed in the western portion tho former by slowly
falling barometer and winds shifting TO warmer sasterly
and southcrIy.
The rivers win continue to fall slowly or will remain
nearly stationary.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
A GUILTY JUDGE.

TRESToS, N. j., Oct 26. 1915
George II. Yard, Justice OF the Peace Of this city,
convicted to-day in the Mercer County Court OF
Oyer and Termncr for mafeasancc ofce and illegal
conduct In nning one Margaret Ward $5 for assault
and battery and pocketing the According the
law, II she guilty OF that offence, he should have
committed her TO await the action OF the County Court
The penalty OF his offence is three years. imprson-
mcnt and 81, 600 line. sentence will be passed TO-
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THE SULLIVAN MURDER TRIAL.

DISAGREEMENT AND DISCHARGE OF THE JURY
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 26, 1876.
Tho jury in the case Of the people vs.. Alexander
Sullivan on trial In tho Criminal Court here Tor tho
murder OF Francis Hantord, into tho court room
this morning and again Informed tho Court Judge Nc
Aster, that they wcrc unable to agree and asked 70
be discharged With this request the Court complied
1t understood that the jury stood eleven for acqu
tai and for conviction that charge. There is
much discussion In the city about the alleged partisan
OF Judge McAstcr during the entire trial. and
especially in his instructions to the jury Prosecuting
Attorney Reed has openly intimated in his opi-
ION Of the rulings and the feeling is strong In
that several petitions In circulation asking McA-
lister 70 resign.
The price Of the HERALD today and henceforh uiu
he fhres csnfS
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
ILLICIT wHISKEY CASE.
A CHARGE OF sruPENDuoUs FRAUDS UPON THE
REVENUE.

A CHAKuE OF BTuPENDUUUs FHAUDB UPON THE
REVENUE.
DEs MoISEs Iowa, Oct. 20. 1875
The United States Circuit Court, Judge Dillon pre-
sding been engaged since the 10th inst trying
ono OF the important whiskey suits brought
in this country. In 1865 J. A. Rhomberg, a saloon
keeper OF Dubuque, started distery there. In the
winter OF 1855 no paid assessment OF $1,000 on
account OF frauds In 1874 he was assessed the sum
or $75OO00, which he refused pay. This SUIT Is
brought the amount Of his bonds $40 000
hcgovcrnment Is represented by United states DIS
Henderson, OF Dubuque. The trial shows the immense
amount OF labor which has been performed by the
counsel by the government and Revenue Agent Brown
in unearthing the frauds after lapse OF ten years
They fortunate In procuring the bookkcepcr and
another cmploye OF Rhomberg, who testified TO the
magnitude OF the frauds. Colonel Henderson opened
the case Tor the government In able speech, which
occupied nearly eight hours Colonel Lane closed tho
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 20. 1879
The total number OF intermcnts to-day was threA
One yellow fever case; infant who dics
elsewhere and was brought hero for burial, and tht
other negro No deaths from any cause occurred
No frost has yet appeared
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
INAUGURATION OF THE POWDER RIVER Ex-
PEDIrIoH.

ANAC0uhAlAON OF THE POWDER GIVEB EA-
PEDITIoH.
CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct 25, 1875
The arrival Of General Mcrritts command at Red
Cloud yesterday sgnalized tho closing up OF the Big
Horn and Yellowstone campaign, which will be
ceeded by the Powder River expedition consisting OF
fifteen companies OF infantry and eleven companies Of
cavalry the latter principally Of the Fourth regiment
with few companies OF tho Second and Third rcgi-
mcnis which have not been in tho summer
paign All are fresh troops, and will be commanded
BY General Crook in person. The Fifth cavalry will
have It's winter headquarters at Fort RUSSELL General
Merritt In command Tho Third goes Fort Laramie;
ten companies will remain at Red Cloud.
The price or the HERALD to-day and henceforth
tciH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THE PRESS CLUB RECEPTION.

The regular fall reception or the New York Press
Club took place auspciously lass evening The rooms
were we'll nlled with members and guests who passed
together an evening OF pleasant entertainment Many
prominent gentlemen graced tho occasion not only
with their presence, but with their sloQuencs.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
rHE wRArHEn YEarrRnAv

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of year. ns in
dca,cd by tho thermometer At Hudnrrs pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
AN OFFICERS ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR AT
STANDING ROCK.


AN OFFICERS ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR AT
STANDING ROCK.
BISMARCK, D. T., Oct 20, 1875
An officer from Tcrry's command writes from Stand
,ng Rock the 23d as foows:-Wo arrived at Stand
ing Rock agency last night and scooped what few
ponies there les Bull Heads camp, eight miles
above Standing Rock and Two Bears camp. nve miles
below We got about 100 ponies and few poor arms
The rest were driven of ana sccretcd
PREPARATIONS FIGHT.
We were informed that the Indians at Two Bears
camp were going TO stand Us on The command was
formed In line OF battle, after short parlcy they
cavcd The REQ scouts the best pleased men In tho
business They took charge OF the ponies. am in
formed that Running Anteope's band on the west side
Of the river left when he heard that Colonel Rono's
command was coming Reno followed them, but how
taons OF cavalry leaving this morning for camp
about fifteen miles from here. We remain In camp
to-day and expect TO continue down tho river, how far
IL is impossible TO tell at present
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE DIsARMIFG OF TIN
INDIANS AT STANDING ROCK.
CHICAGO, Oct 20, 1876.
The following despatch was received at military
hsadquart here today
STANDING Rock, Oct 25 1875.
To LIEUTENANT GENERAL y. H. SHERIDAN, Chicago:-
Colonel Stnreis loft Lincoln the 10th, Major Reno
the 2ls and each arrived here on tho afternoon OF
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

Average temperature yesterday 40,
Average temperature TOR corresponding date last
year .........s..s.s........... %
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
COLOMBIA.

The price Of the HERALD today and hencetorth
tciu be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
THE YELLOW FEVER.

The price Of the HERALD to-day and AencefortA Oiu
he three ceuis
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

The price fae HERALD to-day and henceform WiH be
three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

The price of the HERALD to-day and AenceforM gi
be three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK. AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES. BROkAW BROTHEks,
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

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Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-10-27

CENTS PER COPY.
A-FOR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
direct TO the m.rufactursr. ESPINsChEID. 1lS Nsss
IS.