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Oie neberf6pemmnMge,, III
Guba.

6aSuna, z. Mpp. Rad 8ertGttn aus
BEN 9nnera NOR Ote 6auptqueae Der
neuli@en usbsri&wemmuneen bic Ca
aura bel Telorc an Der Noreleite Des
3apatarS umpfes. Bon ba babnten fG
bic 6lutbsn einsn Deg n5rplid eurd
ben GcIon.D tfrtft, Ssreinieten F@ bei
Yibona NIT BEN bo9waGsr naebrersr
Gldae unc fr5mten purd 1eben 0ers
paltunsssD ifrifte. Bel Der plantoee
Geruina, no pte 6auptltnie Der Gi(en>
balm bur@ einen Gunnel lduft, iiano
oaS WaRtr nod fanf Gage mad Dem
Ortnn o&t Gub bod. Nue niebrissn
eanpereten ruarsn aberfhremmt unr
pom cen @tbducen auf ben Y~lantnesn
rasten rur nod bic S&urnfetne aus
BEN Waner beruOr, tuel&es cine eanbs
frsds Don stpa 40 Msilsn bscedts.
3rrar3tg plantasen uno mebr ais SO
e inere Tarmen rruroen 9dn3li@ 3ers
tt5rt ; cine anaobl anperer p!antasen
Vat f1per 8slttten. Der anBerthtete
S&apeu TT iebr 8roe. fam aber bts
jest nod ni@t absei&dBt werpen.-Die
eieentltde l1riade pieier 0odFutb III
nod ni@t ermtttelt Gtnise i6reibss fe
ben NsesnRiraen 3u, @nosre bskaupten,
es bdtten f@ Queaen aus BEN Grpbos
ben 8s6fnet.
Dur& eiefe ueteri@wemmuns unit
ben sorbsrsesansenen Drtan bat bic
3uderernte bsreutenp eeIittsn, aber po
fe oieiss Sabr unsewSbnltd erOs 1T,
70 miro fe oenno@ eben 70 erstsbtB wte
poriesS Sabr auefauen. Die Eabaf>
ernte miro f& BET ,6Bsrn, neil bteDFdnis
hinge 3e,R6rt muroen uuo bur& neue ers
feet rrerben mdfsn.
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Serif6rnm9 Der Srtibaft ct
Martiii.

Sin iur&tbaresN atursrsianib bat ben
Ort st. Niartin auf Ger fran35flden
3nlel @uaosIoupe In @eRinpien aere
R5rt. DsntsRens 26O bis 500 @ob,>
bduler iinb Yerpiaet pper ein9efiirBt.
Nm IL. Ssptember sesen 2 ubr Mors
ssns brad ein 0rean LOG, pe6en6efttss
felt se8en 5 ubr f@ 3u usrmtnoern BE.
gam /; Ct mar ldrsdlt@er oils Der Srs
can BON 1887 uno fat elsi6 NIT ben
BON 1919. am IL. Worssns mar
pas Dettsr pradtsoQ; UNI Mtttas
fn8 oas Barmcnttter at, 3u fallen, trsss
balls man 3eseu erwartete, Der uesen
Der 9rodenteit iebr n5tbts tpar. Doe
Gauen breB arcmeterS bauerte fort unp
UNI 2 ubr Morsens mar Der Sturui In
letner e.5bten Std,fe e%tnsetrsten. Vie
ote Soune aufeine, beleu&tete fe elmer,
S&aupluS psr 3era5runG Derwdfuns
uno 8sswetfuns. SIM Besirf Warts
got fnD mebrere Dduler umBef1r3t ; fat
aue ftno u,ebr ODER treut9er bei4dpt8t.
Die 0crfact ct. 0obann III aur nod
eth 6aufen pom Srimmern ; GabrssuSe
ote auf Der Rebee laBen, fnD Y~erlcrer,
fcrtsertGen, aerfi5rt; bas poRi&tf 1T
auf pieSsife eetrorfeu unp liest tn Sar'
Dc. Die ldnclt&e umseeeno btetet
Elm Bib Der dueerfen 8erwGfun8 bar.
Aats If 3u 8ruuce esrt&tet. Die
pFansunsen fnO ruinirt uup ebenio cer
Befanp an 6austbteren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

wdbrsnD fir 1877 BET So Wtuiunen
Ginwobnern ouf ben Rcpf cine 8sla,
Rune BON IS Gre. entfdut (sesen 81
Grs. In 1846, 36 Grs. In 1851 unb IS
Grs. tn 1870l. @cn ben pbieen rs
Grs. miro faft bic 6dIfte eur@ bte 0ers
3inlung uno Iil9nna Der Staatsl1uIp
abIorbtrt. BON Dem &ef. ntumt Ter
Ntlitdr> unO Wartne. @tat niebr als cie
0dlfte In Mnipra@.
Nus 8eisten trtrb uuter'm 10 Oft.
selHrieben : nGine btcbspof folgt bier
Der onberen. 6sute MOrsen 9eaen 2
ubr NOR Der RON Rem, yprt tommsnee
beI9ii&e paGasisrpampfer SwiBers
Lamb ouf rsr @bsre ron BlsFineeu eben
ror Anfsr esaansen, IN, pte Glutb ;ur
Gtnfabrt In oteShelre ab3urorten. ale
berieIbe pom ben, BON 0tperpcrl nod
Nntwerpen sebsuoeu u1d&ttsen Dam,
pier @rsbe TN 8~crcnfeusn anserannt
rruree; Der Stps mar 70 eerpaltia. ea6
bas enslilde S@iF, In Der Brsitlsits
rurGsefoeen, IN ;mst Ntnutea fant
Der @af@intit If ertrurtea, Die d.
rise Maunl&aft unb bic beipsr, YaGa>
eiere uurpsn eerettet. Die 100 YaGas
9tsre bes sriBerlare 5aben. ale fl
am Mcresn rueitsr fubrsn. pom oeu. ses
funtenen Saife r,ur nod bic SptBsn
Der Wafe.-Sn Der Der Na@t ouf 9es
fern iR Elm 3beil bes Don Solepbiten
9elettsten college ,ur bt. D%retfalhefeti
tn e6wen a~beebrannt pas Geuer be-
fhrdntte f@ ouf bic S&ulrdume uno
bte @cbnun8 BET weltlt&en 2ebrer.
Vim %. October fanb In SaI,bura
be feterlthe CONFEDERATION eeS reuen
Girfer3bifHcfes Gber fatt. Die Gefs
prebist belt Bti&of 8uoiSter sun eia3.
Die Deite ertbeilte Der Cardinal @rss
bt(Gof S@wapenbere. Derlelte srs
ftien iui @eleite Der 8ild5fe pom Brfs
rem, @isrp pom @urt SteptlGnegg pom
eaoant. 3wer8er pom Sedau. 6ausr
scn 5rtent, Ruoistsr pOn ein3 unp
&stteler pom Maina. Nutercem nab'
men bte prdlaten pom Gompnt 8eurpn,
81. BUutfa3 In Manden, Giedt @5ts
,retb, 3amba@, 3remSmlnfer, Wf@aels
beuern, ct. PAUL in S%drntben. Ct. Pc
ter, 9&eYern, Settenfetter, al, Der 6efel
Gbeil. I'm StsQe oes G1rfs Grsbti&os
fes ruroe P. Remualo 6prner gun, abI
ucn 81. Deter 9erdblt.
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8attcltfGe
Ganbanmmen Anfalt

ylit Npprpbatirn unb @nrfebtuas Der 5S6w'aen $. 8.
GrSbilG5fe spn Miiraufee unb ct 2ouis nub rerfhiebener
Der 6odr'tcn giG66fe bfs gneftsns eeSsnten rtr sseen
g1itte wai b. S. eiast tteinen anfans NIT elmer taIbOIt.
f6en TaabRmnamens Nnnalt su MAIDEN tn gerbintuns NIT
BEN 9tbrer. seminar. Das Bebarfnts mad elmer fOl&en
NnfaIt TT pfenbar ia. unfere taubhammen Sinter sc.
ben an ben Staatsa nRaItea fat ole fir bic &tr&e SsrIp.
ren. sic lunmsn aus ~bsafelben ais llnsldnbi8e cher NIT
prpteAanttften Nnfdten ;urff unb Nienonb tn 3u 6aufe.
Ser fe zines geFeren belebreh fcnn. Die nOtbrenbisen
Rdumlidteiten fir ZEN anfans elmer fcl6sn Gnfalt foa.
nea rir bier cine ~teienstre @uslassa terri6ttn unb bic
gertintuna NIT ben, 9etrtr<G eminar. rte IS In Dsutidb.
Lamb au@ ~dfstmeIn Ia, rat inter Nnbereun bs, gutea, bas
man letht nsue 2ttrfrdfte tir Saubhumratu ~ausbilben
fam. mir Dsrben ne i6rn felt ldnsfrst Satrsn aase.
rtsin berdbrte Rttbfbe bent Inter- idt %einfdbren, wrndG
bic 8tnbtr rirfli6 frre6en Iernen. SD wpatu mir hrnn
In Gpttes gianen uater benz S&use Der RiF&t ans Weri
ssben.
aae Gttsrn nun. bic taubauntuae atnter taben. cher
bic 5p@r. s.. s. gfarrer. bic fsIGe &tnber Ia ttren Sc.
neinben niEtn. i'm Utter BON GA Sabren. noaen az.
f61iet obne @ersue barlber bert6ten. Bcn 6r Gujabl
Der Nnn.lbunsen rsrbtn sr6tttntbetIs aud bic Btttnaun.
gen sur Gufnabme a~btaneen. bic natirliG 70 ttais seasai
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&Sk~71pE EDp9e fir Nssnssn. a2na,r fret
y. 3. gtderg, ausata, Matne.
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81 "a ItFter.RnFten, NIT euern, Hameu fem az.
IN bruGE e~eItetert iur IS ets. 9rir pdbsn 20 SSrtet.
asattsu petlanet. . Ntufer 6ettei@t fGr @pR.
MART. ". $. Jgner 4. So. Srrdtoa Sion.
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Der 1nbaIt "a In Rdrae fOleenrer :

NRrcurnii4e &rf&Anunsta nab 3eitrt&uuns ts Sea-
rec 5. G. lS77.--Das RaIfsbariam In G6para. unS
Observation-Disclosures. Aueeerteu. - Der
20 Sahren pber Ratftr Grsbri@ /. Ia Nsatlaus nne tn
Wenett8 NIT 3 SuuRratipntn. - Werswnrhtae S&tulGr.
unb SubtlGunsto8e i'm S. 1877, mtt3 SuuRrattOnep.-
MettsrprUpteten i'm GbiurtiG. SpIepbus Pe& ., CDR
Uie Gtner etnen 1sariF BON Der Gwisteit bstana Die Ye.
eenee rpu ben BELL. be- Rbntsea, mis- 3 SnuRratsueu.
Woa bt8rtFthen nab BON bret unbeereiRieen Dtaaeu. -
wtertrrIbtse 8ernfrueen duf @cttts Gert6t uuh ilrtbetl,
NIT 2 Suufratpnen.- Die WanbrbeufUte6e NIT 9aas
%frattUnen Dor ben, Neutrality-suspicious.. Rarta, Ner
StS Der 2cetstttt, nit 2 Sauhrattpnen. Gin atRaaelies
G0rrt: ,,Wa9 GanpHa eeber mir ntnt!" nit SQuhrn.
tor. t,H lel 3t6ileint jweite Reee Dor hem Wsretue
triitnniger RdthOIitsn," nit Snufrnttenen. Nus Ger
3prpntt etnes St1arennefes. untermi1&t nit iufdutaen
Wtenf9tns uno 2DtlttetraG tuuatn, nit 9 Snufr. 2.
Ssed ON&pnnrr. nit grrtrait. Des pans @udtnelanb
QD~elianf6teu unb Sabrfsbtri6t. nit 5 Saunrattsnen.
Bum Nbi1iee. Das sr6ete 6tanbbilb Ia Re~ gsrt uno
wfun6sn. mt 2 Slnfrattpnen. SDtannes Gbepaur, Sc.
neral.Suptrtrr Der Geftulhaft Wartd, nit gprtroEt. Dos
Fio.g tpar. Grufstrm in Waern, 90. mil Nbbilbuua.
Das Ct Narten'5pipttal In Cincinnati nit Nb5tlounS.
Das st. Eatbartntn. 5pfpitaI tn grOptlou, init NbbtL
euns: Das Ssfalttn SaoIaatiat lu gDOpbfOd. @h.,
init Abbtlbuns. Die Ct. SpfepbB RirGe ,u GIeueIon6,
. NIT &bbtl6rns. 4as glutterbaus Der S6utferu
bonn bell. SDfepb tn GdrpncpIet, Wlp, mir u 6bteuueen.
Die &rtujt8unsssruppe In Sberdm in SaSerx, rait
N~bbtleung. Der Setreite 0erbran@ Der 0eit Swetrrs
lei Sdn8er, nit SQpardttcn. Das Ct. GtauisIaus.N SO.
ststat tn tlptifant, Wip, nit MbbiIbuns.
Die tets ;ansbnenee @srbrsituus bi.its ouesnsiu b..
Hsbtsn Saieners ttst ms tn fn Stoab fur rem 1SF7s
Satraaua nch
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

i@lnaer NOR. Disitlben ntaGet, im 9eu
ouf eineun 9arrer, portbtn sebradt tpcrs
letn. ia man 8lutipuren nett auf Der
Stra6e Yerfol9eu fcnnte. A~ueerbem
entbedte man nod be 9eihe zines
Manres unb Elm ausseltses 3inb anf
eiutut bcrtfgen Gelbe. lrcniit man bic
grucrpuns Der betcen Braneu In GU
lammenbnns brtn8t.
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Oas fanf3i8tdbri9e Siibpfss
Snbildnm Nius TX.

stebt su elmer ~eruBurtissn 5fentli1en
Su~noeebunS BET ben Satboltfen bes
sun;sn Gyptretlss Mnlae. Gin pom ben
psrOprrasenOisn fatbOltlden 6erren uup
6rausn in 8om eriaGenss Circular fors
bert fGmmtIi&e 8atboIifen sur Detbeis
Iigun8 auf uno Der in 1Ul6en Dtneen
ftets etfrtse Greiberr Ueiir pon zoe in
Ierporten, bel 0p6,btstet feline 8ermtts
ieIung an.
Ias Circular lautet pie foIgt:
Wit benz Wnbrude Gee fcmmenoen
Sabres nabt G9 etn 1euer beoeutunos,
DUlIerNbi&nitt in ben, eeben bes erbabes
men Steuuertreters @brtht Nius TX.
Wtt Dem ri. Wat 1877 lhlts6t fi@ cine
pertOpe BON SO 9abren ob, felt un>
fer DtelBeliebter belliSer8a Safer CUR bildSfe
li@en @iroe erboten rruroe. Die abtts
li@e 0Oriebuns bat fi& auf f1tbare
@eile als S6uSwebr seltslt spi11en
bic unerbittItden NnfDrceruneen Ger
3eit uno bteles fofbare Qebeu, rpsI@es
tn ben eri@refenpen Stirmen unlerer
Gage 2eu&te uno BORT BerUrpen 1T fIr
pte gauge tatbulifae @at.
Nou, wel@es pas unIGdgbare pris
SiIeBtum> bat oteleu lrabrbaft grosen
papf in isinsn Mauern 3u perebrep,
ri@tst nun an ale Satbolffen etnen
Aufruf, ouf 9aB 5e lIG ssreinen u59ten,
baS NnniSeriarium Dieles Ioees 40
feisrn. Das sul ptelsm Bsbufe sebtIs
Dete Gomite fCrpert babe. AQe auf pe!>
DE paS Slid baben, Der fatboIilpen
!Sirde au3uSeb5ren, DaB Ie on Oielsr
Geier Lbetl nebmen m6bten, inoem 1e
Dem betlisen 8atet @aben oper Sc
lHsnte OaIbrinsen, unD bapurn (etnem
eoeln bergen Ureuce beretten. @eDer
pas Weer nod Die Beree lolsn I1 bet
pieier 8sranIahu Jung berlmenp Dem Gifer
Der TatbOltten sn!sssenfsuen, UNI ba~
rur@ wentBitens etntsermaBen Elm Sc,
sensewi6t su bteten zen, raflpen Ses
miten Der @pttlolen, wel@e ME ruben
in Der 8erfpIsuns Ger Str@e. 81
Auf pae an ptelem Sage Der beiltae
8ater cen Grcff unD cte Jreuoe babe,
Don ieiuen Rinpern aus aucn Ibsilen
Der @elt an leiuer Seite 3u leben, riG,
tet man eie Bite an pie Ratbclifsn Der
Deri6tepensn Sduper. fe m6@tsa 9teIs
usrtreter fsnoen, auf paB fe at bislem
Gage cine fOftbare Erone bileert fur Das
erbabene 6aupt Der Stride.
Au@ bitter man pie 2i,fsn perylamen
aIer Sener etn3uienDen, nslGe IG an
ben @0bsn oDer @el@snfen bstbsiIiet
incem fs etnem fOfbar ausaefatiettn
@lbum Dur@ Das Gomite Dem betltaen
Ssatsr su Udbeu Selest ruercen. Die
otslea ft1 ftets srneuernoen Dewsile
DOE stsbe unD 1nfSuferung. pelde
tl8lt6 Dem SrsQperlreterG brtfi eeboten
\ iusroen, srwsdsn In pemgcmite pte frsu,
fiSe 3uosrt&t pos pielsr Aufruf aIer
Ortsn @tOerboa fnDen ni5ae, unp lhi>
den peFsa WltBlisOsr In ctelerueber,eu>
9ung uus Dielem SHINE tbre@ ebete aur,
Aamd6tigen emppr.
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Sic ipnmberopnNe mebi3imifDe
Gnt0ednm8, tpelebe Die
NSelt fennt.

0essn S6winpiuat, S6wd@s 5@arz
bod, i~crcpbul5ie Musi6ldee,
Sdnupfen. SalSfuB, Ddmcrrbots
rsn, WeGhtsrole, Gtnswuru,,
JleGten, Musl4ldee i'm 0eltdt
I6mersbafts Nuesr. Rbsumatise
mus Maeentranfbsit, Bed|elf1es
Der. eebers uno Nieren- Aanfbet>
ten, Nerueuihpdde, 6ersfranfbet>
ten, WnfdGe, obaeidpa@te Gonifis
tuition uno .jsDe art l~lnreintgfsit
i'm Blute.
Cine Gneae mes 0liides fur RiQiOaeu &eis
hsane. 5aaienOe nou 9ebea gerettet,
nadnem ate arecra Nittet feblge
tdIagen, leie ienes 8Ort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Dieter Bug strId5t ct. paul ~unssfdbr aua $50 ttr
Na&Ha., fsntrnt an tn Mantatp 7:l0 Raam., Stsur
Gitv unt 4:2O gurnt.. Council. 8luFs aa 9:l5 9a&ns.
une Omaha ua $40 Born. an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

As O1cer Grimm OF tho First precinct, patrol
ling his post halrpast seven O'Clock last night he
noticed smoke issuing from the top windows Of the vs
story marble front building. Nos l7s and $50 Pearl
street. Ho quickly gave tho alarm, and within .
reasonable time tho engiaes hand,
but the fire had made such Roadway that . second
alarm was found necessary. This responded 10
by extra detachment of engines and the work Of cx
tinguishment commenced. Crowds OF people collected
In the noghborhood and the police fully occupied
In keeping tho IRE lines intact Although many
we'll directed streams were playing on tho flames
they continued 10 expand, and soon Chief Engineer
Bates obliged 10 send third alarm. With the
arrival OF the last detachment the fire got under
part OF the iremen. The following are tho losses 50
far could be ascertaincd:-
Straon Storms, leaf tobacco and cigar merchants,
occupying half Of tho third floor and tho fourth and
nfth floors OF Nos lis and $50 Pearl loss entire
stock. valued 1t $50 0O0 d. Rosenberg Son, tobacco
merchants first floor OF No. lis and part OF the
ond, stock damaged by nre and water about So 000
T. Colman Co., California commission merchants
part oil second door, loss $500 J. T. Murray,
floor, $500 The building Is portion OF the Stevens
estate and Is damaged to the extent Of go, 00Q
Some damage was done by water TO the stock Of tho
occupants OF the adjoining building Nos lS4 and 1S6
Pearl street. Among them arc the American Tube
Company Of Boston, Horace II. Riley, tobacco, and
Frederick q. Lndlc, United States Tobacco Inspector.
Before the sending out Of the second alarm Sergeant
Blair and Officer Grlin Of the First precinct rushed
into the burning building and assisted tho family oil tho
janitor John Ill., consisting Of himself wiie and child,
Tho cause of tho Are IL unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
A RIOTOUs ELECTION.
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN NDIANAP-
oLIs-voTxRs KILLED AND WOUNDED

LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN INDIANAP-
oLIs-voTxRs KILLED AND WOUNDED.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2, 1874
The republicans carried the city election to-day by
200 majority and elected eleven out OF tho thr
Councilman, Notwithstanding tho redistrictng OF
the city Both parties we'll organized and tho
election warmly contested, both parties exercising
the utmost vigilance to prevent illegal voting.
Disturbances OF minor character took place in several
OF the wards during the day. Alter tho closing OF she
polls serious light was commenced near the Sixth
ward voting place, which was continued north
ward Illinois street TO the vicinity OF tho
Grand and Bates hotels, wheYo u assumed tho
character OF q riot, lasting for twenty thirty
miputes, during which time pistols clubs and bricks
freely used, resulting In tho killing OF and
probably the fatal injury OF two colorcd men.
There are at present eight wour"ed persons
at the Surgical institute, md several
other blacks and whites known to have
been taken to their homes, moro or less hurt 1t is
impossible, from the many conflicting accounts to give
the immediate cause Of the Tight No further trouble
Is apprehendcd.
Special kilograms 10 the city papers from points in
the state show mostly republican gains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 2, 1870
The Connecticut Legislature mcets tomorrow when
Governor Ingersoll will DO naugurated and there will
DO the usual military parade. Both parties held
caucuscs tonight, and nominated officers OF the
House and Senate. Tho democrats nominated
T. N. Waller Of New London, for Speaker,
and John II. Farnham, Of Litchneld, and Hc-
man II. Barbour, of New Britain. for Clerks
ofthe House, and Hon. G. H. HYDE Of Stafford as
y .ddletown, for Clerk. Tho republicans nominated
H. Lynde Harrison, Of Gulford, Tor Speaker, and W.
+. Hanscom, OF Cromwell and f. Jay Ed
cratic candidates will. OF course. DO elected.
Tho principal interest during tho first wot
States Senator. Hon. James +. English and Hon. VIM.
Barnum the rival candidates for the democratic
nomination. Mr. English is already hero and Mr..
Barnum s expected tonight. The chances gencr-
ally considered TO DO in favor OF the latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
THE CONVICTED CONSIDERATIONS.

STRONG EFFORTS TO ESCAPE BIZ TRICK Oh
PARDON FROM PRISON BARs--M'xxE, M'Dox-
AID AND MAGUIRx LOOKING TO GRANT FOE
cLxMENcy.
ST. Louis, May 2 1876
United States District Judge Treat and District
Attorney Dyer sent teegraphic message President
Grant this afternoon declining to join in tho recon-
mcndaton for tho Communication OF the sentence OF ex-
Collector Con- Mcguire Mcguire however, in
spite OF this adverse action still says no believes the
President will romn the imprisonng part OF the
sence and he will start for Washington In the
ing to see tho President personally.
In connection with the letter written by Ford to
President Grant. In which tho President is warned
against General Mcdonald . bad man, Mcdonald
says at tho time Ford did not personally know hun,
and that he subsequently wrote 70 she President and
the Treasury Department acknowledging that he had
formed an unjust opinion Of Mcdonald aud that Nc
Donald . trustworthy man Mcdonald says he
has written TO President Grant asking that Fords sub
sequcnt letters about him be published.
Mckee 10 sanguins no will escape all or tho greater
part OF his imprisonment His friends In Washington
tclegraphed tonight that General Sherman would use
his influence to accomplish that result
Joyce and Mcdonald openly complain that Mckee
and Mcguire have been treated with marked partaity
new United States Grand Jury organized to-day,
and It rs expected that there will be crooked
whiskcy indictments
Tho OF the distcrs and rectihers who pleaded
guilty TO be called up to morrow on . motion OF tho
District Attorney demanding sentence. and there IL
great uneasiness among this class Of rngstcrs to
what governments gong TO do With them,
Mrs. joyce, vito OF Colonel Joyce, 10 here and cx-
presses confidence that she will secure pardon her
husband by the fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

wYNsLow TO BE RRLEAsED-oFYIcIAL INroRMA-
TON FROM DOWNING STREET TO WASHING
ToN--GnAy AND BRENT APPROACHING THEIR
TERM or FREEDoM-LEGAL POINTS AGAINST
DIsRAELrs PRECEDENT.
LosDoS May ., 1870.
Tho British government has informed the American
legation that II viii release winslow tomorrow
Wednesday, and that the two other prisoners, Gray,
New York, aud Brent, Of Louisville whose extradi-
ion Is also claimed, will be released when their terms
have expired
THE FORMAL REPLY TO TIE AMERICAN ARGUMENT.
Al hsugh this notification has been given, the English
government has not for may replied Americas argu
mcnt owing 10 the absence Of Lord Derby caused by
he recent dcah Of his mother
STRONG POINTS PROM WASHINGTON
In addition 10 the arguments already made public
touching the Interpretation Of the Act OF 1870 America
9as adduccd as precedent case occurring In 1871
shercn Chief Justice Cockburn ordered the surrender
France under similar circumstances upon the mere
,p,non OF the French Consul that the prisoner would
only be tried for the offence for which he was extra
incd the Chief Justice remarklng obter. that even
without consuls he should have decided
against the prisoner
rms PARLIAMENTARY orroslTIox Foley
report IL current that the opposition intends A.
lacking the government upon tho winsiow AFFAIR.
NJ Gadssons's government formally. through Attor-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Treasurer John G. New, arrived at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday from Washington.
Senior Don Luis do Potcstad Of the Spanish and Amer
lean Joint Claims Commission, isresiding at the Brc-
wort House. Congressman W. G. whitthornc Of Ton
nessce arrived last evening at tho Aston House SEQ
Rotary Of State Henry 9. kelsey, Of Now Jersey al
the Metropolitan Hotel Rev. Dr. J. Ireland Tucker
and Rev Walker Thompson, of Troy, at tho Hoffman
House. Colonel Thomas j. Trcadwcl, United States
Army, Is quartered at tho St Denis Hotel. Judge
Charles j. Folgcr Of tho New York Court OF Appeals ID
ii thc Fifth Avenue Hotel Ex-Congrcssmsn William
H. Upson, ofohio, and J. Wiley Edmands. OF Boston,
have arrived at the St. Nicholas Hotel Captain Ham.
Perry, OF the steamship Baltic. Is the Union
Square Hotel J. Baxter Upham, Of aston, is At ths
Everett House J. Bouton, Of tho French Legation II
Washington, and J. Young Scammon. OF Chicago are
at tho Brevoort House Morton McMichae and Clsytos
Mcyichacl, OF Philadelphia, and Rev. Dr. Locke, OF
Chicago at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Major Edward
". whitcmorc, United states Army, IL At the Genham
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.

WELL KNOWN JEwELRY MERCHANT MrsTERI-
ousLY BURNED TO CRISP IN HIS STORE
NEW HAVEN, Nay 2, 1876
Early this morning the Fire Department, In response
to an alarm, proceeded up Chapel street. when, oppo-
Exchange Building, they discovered smoke issuing
from the windows Of Alfred J. Bethcs jcwelry store
There was a strong smell Of burning cloth, and the
Fro Marshal ordered his break into and enter
the building
SITTING coRrsE
This required tho work or few moments only, and
resulted in finding the body Of Mr. Bethel in tho
OF the store seated in chair tho stovc, burned
almost to . crisp The body instantly removed to
the sidewalk and stream OF water turned upon It, but
every effort 70 rcsusctate Il unavailing Later Il
was removed to tho Morsue where t was inspected by
Dr. Anderson, who pronounced life extinct The lett
and side were horribly burned and charred tho
abdomen boated, NJ II exposed 10 intense heat and
every shred Of clothing was cIndcrs Indications
pointed the fact that deceased bad 10 his death
some hours before the IRE alarm was sounded.
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
There seems 70 b much doubt ~ 10 exactly how Mr.
Bethel met his DEATH On Monday morning no won't
feeling faint, was conveyed homo in car.
rage Toward night he returped and expressed himself
as IN good physical condition He was seen by several
friends the evening, and appeared to be In usual
good spirits In the opinion Of some Mr.. Bethel died
OF heart disease while seated In his chair; that cigar
which no had been smoking had fallen from his fingers
and igniied hw clothing with tho sad result above
II believed that tho ro did not produce suocaton
and that he died without suffering.
POSSIBLE SUICIDE.
Mr.. Bethel widely known and highly respected
as a merchant and citizen. He was member OF the
Masonic fraternity and had attained his shrty
degree in that order His ago about forty years
The finding OF . pistol near the chair where
the body was found would soem TO indicate suicide,
one barrel Of the pistol had been discharged but as
the inspection OF the body wound OF any kind pro-
duccd by bullet found, was there any blood
20 he scen.
Unul the result Of formal and thorough examina-
tion Is made known this death will remain shroudsd
In mystery.