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Sfe d,iWejifcbe NinfoaftS er,t,ft..

Us a I blns n Y. Sull. = SIFl5lelIe
geriate an oas isalitliae e8iireau ergeben, ,pas
mdbreno bes am so. SUM abgei1loflenell
6lsTaljahres 22,572 @biuelen in Den gSerei,
niaten 9tauten eipwanOsrteu, oatlnter 259
ssrauen uuo Dtdoden. Won Dieier ,3abl LAM
6eteu 81 ,262 in San S-anSisco, 9l5 in Ore
eon uno 395 I'M Puget= SOulo. Sn benz pors
bergebeuoen Sisfallabre betrug Die 3abl Der
ein9e,panpsrteH @blnelen nur 16, ,4S7.
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gtew.Dorf, 27. Suli.-9ie brittle gSctts
fabrt fir cen ySennett Challenge SeAer" be-
gam Eeute gfadmittag. Die Sadten fubren
in iolgeuoer 0teibenfOlge an SanOn.5Oof.
Boint Uorbei: ySbler" um 4 llbr u 0tinuten
so SefunOeu, ramerica" 4.12.53, s8anoe
rer" 4.13.29, pSiOal.g6aOe" 1850, r@oun.
teB OF 0ufferine" 4.14.56. 9lls Die Sa6teu
aus benz @eii6t8freiie ihwanbeu mar bic
DAmerica" uoraus; sunddft tameu uSoler," ,"
y y8anoerer," ,Si0al Raue" unh Sulest
y@ouuteB Of 9ufierin," leetere ie6Of weit
nah minowdrts. Die 6abr3euge merOen
wabri9eiHIi4 mOrgen Na4mittag Slriifteb'
ron
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Nia,imnooretSts amerifantfd1e SoteIS branns
<tten i'm leeten Wonate ab; fle Srdnoe bdtteH per=
9iitet peroeu fonnen, penn Die Soels ben ON a.
tif9enfSe Seuer=N II arm eebabt batten. 0ebr.
Ban, ytr. 92, @arbentr., alto. (Wai29, ,2WteD
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Nf4ts oer Nefttttto WSo1troe.

Seftung 90 iOnr oe, 81. Snli. Der
SunoessSrie9sOampfer nSiitpee," @apitdn
g. g. greeSe, fam beute ans Gofton blG On.
lieutenant s. $. Sdlenbdf llnb "a Wann
be5 /. artillsriez9ie9imeuts sehen bsnte4beno
peu bter nddl g2em y)orf ab.
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S1om &utcoGr eitt 3ettmm8ssGorrcz
SnnfaNnfff rhfinrAcf.

@bepenne, 26. Sult. - Son Sort Ga
ramie it Die gtaGridt eiugetroifen, OaB Die
9ei1e Oe8 3eitungSs s@orreiponoenten 6tdaroS
bonn DSprin9fieIo 0tepublican" 100 0ieilen
n0rDlidl bonn Sort garumie geflluOen wnrOe;
Der Wann bate 20 Sugeln erbalten unS loar
lfQlpirt.
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mo.ente sperseu fiji. grf,uper ersptrft.

grft nat Changing bes Batents fperoen @ebubz
ren hereonet. o. $. & %. 3. 5ptparo,
Wr. is, 9 bfra e, Der Poft sessniiber.
(6ebr2, ,12Ulte) 3nels=gireau in gBaibinston, D.G.
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W1tttttMtOtO.

8ott8 otI1e, pa, 81. Suli. = s.
9omnl, ein in Der Rdbe BON SbeuanOOab
wobnbafter Sole, eriduB beute 0tOrgen ietne
Satin. GiferIudt iutro ais Die llriade Der
Shat anaeneben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-28
esMLauha9 9eyeIdlegs
SEE ~. Gomsree. GrStc gts4t.s.

Ses a.. &om8ree.- Gritc gtsnaa.
Burlington, 81. Suli.-Sm Senate
Sei0tc Gabdr6 unulittelbar mad Serleiung
6e5 SournalS ben SOB oe8 Senators 9llell
3. @apertou bon gScft= Sirgini:n au uno
uerlangte, baf Der Senat fi6 ans a6huug
Dertase. Ser Artrag puroe temporar sus
riifge3ogen, unb t6r. Stepeniou perlun9te,
bQB Elm @omite ernannt lperoe, nm Die 2eid)e
nuc1 Der Setmatb be8 Seritorbenen 81 geleiz
ten. Der Soritber ernannte Die S9. 8aot8 /,
Sootb, Cooper uno 6it9cOd. - SagarO
fttllte bierauf ieinea Qtntrag abermals, porauf
Der Senat itf bis mor9en friib II llbr per'
ta9te.
SIN 81 eprG erta II en- b a ME be-
rid)tete 2puoe pom Suitt3s s@0nltte Die &C.
uatsz8iu 5uritf, wclde Die polltll4e gnt'
re6tung bes Gam. SoneS bon Slr9tnlen
aufhebt; angenommen.
Softer bonn Serlpiaiguu9s- -Gomite berid-
tete bic Senat8sSlll iiber SoQen0ung Oea
gSaIbin9toa Wonuuent8 ein uuo empfabl
beren Qnuabme. bic Sill puroe angenour-
men, tpie iie bon Oem 9aEie amenOirt nor
ben lift.
g8tliou bon @eIl- 8irginien seigte ben Sob
be8 Senators &aperton al, unO na9oem Der
Spreder elm @omite ernannt bate, I'M Der
2eltbe ba5 @'elett 5u gebeu, perta9te fid) oaS
OluS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-28

nT 8aNe! @6Hel ~%S
suI SeIs tn's austGno 6eior9t tunerbah "a Gtuno,u
II. Blaine,
gle ber3GlttmoreaSGss. uno BoRsOifiees GpeuUe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-28
Sur 8ead1tmna fur . am en-.

SIDE EPLAITING mi tteincrD amp I'm q d ne
au ieoe 5aQon unoSreits; dmuIe uoer brsite PLA1Ts
Don lie 3ca Su perihieoeuen 9reiien uno an9sier=
tist ,udbreno man baraui tuartet. 9. stmon.
scr. "a, SitzSdltinlore=,
(5ulit5, iNtf) nabe 9i9bftra6e.
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yine MdGIe1,- -Wcr(l0ftlttl0.

9 SETTLERS, Soma, 81. Suit. - Sci
@learz2ate lpurbe aeiteru cine bon ct. Goui8
fpmmcnoe @rhiriion8, Barttc, ipeld)c bel Srn.
gemis, bem Brditpcnten Der st. 9ouis.
SanIas @itg yiorO gtienbabn," gu @aite
mar, uerbuftet. 9tc Serbaitung riei groBe
4ufregung beruor. Die &lage lautet anf
Serleeun9 Der Sago9eiete,. nngebiibrli4e8
Setra9eu NIB WIBadtung Der SaOere8ulas
itanS, DaB bic Grfn:iionife1 rnbetletOet in
ben Gee gingen. Die beruorragenoiten Dtit=
qlteeer her gartie maren: 8l9ter Srum, gS.
M. Sumuels, 81. YrGftbent Der DIier=
dants=@r6ange," &barleS Gleeu, etn pro-
minenter 5taot Seamter, SObn @t0ion,
9taats,Senator. Dtajor Bartlett bon Arfan'
las unb Sberit 8oo9ett. Der Anwalt Der
uorermdbnten Sade blieb uu Srt unO 5teqe,
nm cie 8ertbeiOiguu9 gu iibcrnebmen; III,
peiIen wufpen bic Serbaftcten aut 3ureoen
beS Srn. 6. 6. @ilmun uno Der DyRetboot1
Iten= Staat8z 4IIociatlon" BON @leGr'4Cte bonn
Otid)ter nit einem Sermeiie eutlaneu.
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&cnNcn

EHclt0eU. ScM0cN! Sem0eN.
q Wan aete 5u 6. gE. SreGoub in SIR. 85,
0orbs Soparo raBe, uub fauTe feline Ss.25=
Sembe en-eiseues Sabritat-pou Bamiutta=aat'
tun unb ieinem annen; Gui 8eftelluns gu bemielben
9reiIe. (Suni13, 3 Ntef)
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&t6M0e.

Same8t tomH, N.zS., 27. SIlit. = 81
Der uergaugenen Jtadt brad in Dem &tlens
maarenz2a0en Der S6. 9SlnOior & 9ltooeuS,
gtr. 10, Sf 9ritte StraBe, ell 6ener aus,
melheS Iid) iGnell aAi bic benahbarten @e=
bGuoe auSoebnte. t6irlm Smitb'S 8eritAe-
ruuqsz 4oentur, @Oorri9' SresereibanoluHg,
Nomlep's @Qenmaaren 9anolung, Die Dgaz
bie8' Temperance Soalle," Serne'5 Gdublas
ben uuo mebrere anoere 9ebdube 0uroen ger,
fort. Die @aarenporrGt9e muroeu 9erettet.
9as Eeuer muroe I'M llbr beute Uicrgen
bepaltiat. Der Yerluit lit beOeuteno.
ytemburg N.zD., 27. Suli. - Die
Sueite Baptilten=1trd)e miIroe beute Utor9en
ron einem 8ranOfifter an9eSiinret uno etn.
aedid,ert. Der 8eriu9 murOe idon breimal
Dorber qemad,t, bas @ebduoe IN Brauo 81
itefen. Der &bater 1T nift befannt. Der
8erluF betrd9t $1,000 unO Die Serl1erun9
$500.
8ougbfeep ie, H.sD., 27. Suli. -
Die lpotbefe be8 0r. l6optlnS unb Die Bat
feret oeS Srn. E. BineS gu 9pbesYarf aingen
beute Otor9en in Siammen auf. Serlult
$4,000; Seriiheruug $4,000.
m>gorf, 81. SuIi.- Sin beute WIor>
aen I'M oritten Stodperfe oe8 @ebduoes Scr.
184, gSiliamftr., aus9ebrodene8 Seuer oer>
uriQdlte einen Shaoen BON clrca $4,000.
Barrie, Srt., q. Suli. = 9aS ,Gnes
rican 0otel "Oas ,g8eltiu9tOn 6otel" uuo
cine srpiIdlen bieien @ebduoen gelegene Reibe
BON 8aarenbduiern puroen heute Durd 8euer
;erf6rt. Serluit $4,000.
Srep, T..D., 2z. Suli. - Or. @alio's
8aid1bretts Babrit in Sat9elorsptlle, Sara=
toaa1&ountp, purbe beute IRor9et BON einem
8ranbftifter augesiinOet NIB BON ben 6laul-
gSprIyt1f ego O00
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2pnGeetid)t. - Sin G0mNaDles ee.
fafurOefn

@uguit a, @a., 27. Snli. - Q(m lctteu
9onneritag begiug etu gteger gu b=6iu,
@O9eFelO. .@uunty, S.,@., ell iddnOlt9eS
Serbreflen oil einem fiiniidbrigen metBen
MdO9en, elmer GOdter 6eS 6rn. GOuiS Yress
colt. 9(m 0ienitag 4benO muroe DER gtc9er
BON ether @doer giir9sr oui9efangen unO
an einem 8aume uufgeb6n3t. yeger-
@onitabler in 0amburg, S.~S. ,wnrOe geitern
2lbenO bet etnem Seriude, 8wet gteger 5u
perbaIten, ipelde ipe9en Dtebltab!8 an9eflGgt
maren, bon eilenl berlelben 9cidlohen unO
augenbliflid) get0otet. Der YlOroer enttam.
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Sl,ts Der 8un0cSDaltpt5Iast.


2Saibiu9ton, 27. Suli. - SaS Sorl=
feren,z@omite iiber Die @oniular> uno biplo=
matiid5e SermiQiguu9Sbill belt beute elne
Sibung, obne iebod) irgenp melde8Orti6ritte
sur S6lid)tung Der Oihereu3eu su MAIDEN.
- Oa8 0anoel8s Somite Oe8 Senats mar
beute Dtorgeu IN Gibun9 unb entmarf ein
Sublttut, fir Die bonn Gfeprdientanten9auIe
anqenommene 9amPiboot Sll. Senator
goutlpell rourbe an9emlelen, eaS Snbltltut
oem Senate uOrSulegRn. 0aS Subfltut
ftimmt nit 2lu5nabme bon cint9en nnmeient>
lt6eu Punften NIT bem 9cGenpdrtl9 bette
benoen 9eiete therein.
- Die Serta9ung bes SauleS bellte Utor'
gen infolge oes abiebens pe8 Senators @az
pertou uerbinbcrte Die GrleOigung oe8 gSabl'
@oateit8 Splidlen ben Sp. Blatt unO Goooe,
uno oerielbe mlrb wabrl6einll6 morgen cine
blbige 9ebatte in SeSug aui bic 6rage per=
nrla9en, mel6e@ei6dfte auf Die SageszSrb.
uung 9eieet; e8 frdst fib ieOodl, ob oleielbeu
Den Sorr0ug Dor nnerlcoi9ten @eidatten be-
liben.
-0aS Gonieren5z z&omite iiber Die leI-
@ointer AfaOamie. Bill lit Su elmer uebeletllz
frlnft gelaust. gS eriitirt ebcnfall8 9lusfidt
aui elne balOige S9lihtung Der 0ifierensen
in geSug auf Die Snolanerz GeriptltgungSz
YiQ.
-0te bemofratli6eu Mit9lieber bes GOn=
QreIIC8 heQen allgeniein oeu Munlf, baB Die
Beri1te Der peribieDenen llnteriuduNgs. go
mite'u ON nGd]iten Stenitag Dorgelegt Mir
ben, 10 ba6 am @nbe Der nGd|Iten g8od]e bic
Iertaauug be8 @ongreiies etntreten f0nne.
Mebrere Oer 8eridlte, einl6licBll6 oesienlgen
iiber 2ouiitana,4 4Hairen, llegen berelt, unb Die
iibriaet uerOen I0eben ueriGbt,
Ser peritorbene gemator Garcrtot,.
lS q b ne II, 27. Suli. - Aadpem
in Der beute Utor9en fatt9efinOenen Sisung
0es Seuat5 pa5 Hrototoa Derleleu ruorbel
mar, erbob iid) SenatOr Slparo aus Se-
lauare unS iagte: nSd bin iiberseu9t, OaB
let Senat unO bGS gauge 2anb ollr6 Die
trauriee &unOe iiber ben 9eltern eInge=
tretene1 SOB unieres SreunbeS uno @ollegen
Qllen g. @aperton, SenatOr8 BON 28eit. .Sir=
ainlen, ani's Gieffte beriibrt fno. SD beans
traqe pe5balb ais ein 3el6en rer gl9tung,
lpelt1e benz @ebGd)tniile bie,eS ausseSeid)ne,
ten etrenbaften WauueS 10 retdlid) gebiihrt,
oaB bce Senut iiA big morgcn friib IL llbr
pertaQt." ,or. Steoenlou aus 6sntudp er.
flGrte ildl nit Dem gntrage 6eS 9rn. Sagaro
einperitanoen unb iflug Dor, baB Elm ans 4
Seuatoreu deficiencies @Ou1ttl ernannt wiiroe,
um Die ir3tIden lleberrete oes yerltnrbenen
mad, leiner frii9eren 8Obnuna III 8elt-Slr,
qinien su gelelten. Der antrag bes Srn.
yana~o ipmobl, ais Der bes Srn. 9tepenion
murbeu angenommen. Ser Sorfser ernannte
Die 50. 0Sris, Cooper, Soolb uno Sitbcof
All WtitqlieoerH eeS betrefienben @omtte's.
- Sn benz Heprdlentantenbaule lief beute
Wforqen cine Sotlfait Des Senats elm, pel6e
heu SOB beS SenatorS @aperton ans Neft-
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Weuferet.

Sbtlabelpbta, 81. Suli. Sas.
q. g8iltbanf unO Soiepb 0tawleD, erfter uno
Speiter Steuermann Der 8urfe y@Gen 8.
Stepart," beitanoen beute etn Ssrb6r Dor
benz Sunoes=@ommiIidr 5ibIer. Das Gabr,
3eug giug Don Nep, YOrt uah Cuba, uno
wdbrenb Der 0iiidfabrt lleBen Die Steuerleute
ben @apitdn SEQ. s. Dtlller in @iien Iez
gen. 4IS Der 2estere befrett murbe, lteB Der
elbe Die Steuerleute in @tieu le9en unb htelt
ite in 6aft, bis baS 6abrSeu9 I'M bieiigen
|0afen anlangte. 0ie Gn9eIegcubcit mlro bis
nlnrne1l rneiter lIt1teril1flt merNem
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sic NNelfn,tsi sifrflmtttf. j..

Tbi1aoelpbia, a, 27. Suli. Die beuti9e
In;lbl Der 5ablenOeu Seiuder belief iid aui
24,857.
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Gin setrtaaeriTd,er samFbeamter.

Glt3a b. etb, gt.=S., y. Suit. - S.Salr%
bants, 6iili8- &aiiirer Der StaatS-3tattJnal.
banf, murbe 9elteruIbeuo auf oie9(nfla9e bin
perbaftet, nambaite Sunmen unterIhlaaen Sn
babeu. Der genaue Setrag Der uuterl6lage=
nen Summen lit nod nidt uer6Hentltdt.
glls Die gtad)rtdlt in 8e5ug auf Die BON $.
Sairbauf8 periibten 8etriigereien befannt
muroe, eutltano etn allgen1elner 8anf inter
ben @lGubigern Der Sanf, une oiel@ berielben
begaben iid) nah benz SanfgebGuoe nSroabs
ItraBe, I'M Die ndberen@tn6eInbeiten auSfinoi9
Srt MAIDEN.
Ntan tbeilte ibnen nit, baB iie feineSeIorgs
niB su he9en brauhten nnO oaB Die Sanf
leben Dollar ibrer Sd)uloeu beSablen mitroe.
IlS oerSaHfs @ramtnator am letten9ten8=
tage Die Siifer Der anfalt priifte, bemerften
mebrere Gugeitellte Der Saut, bab Sairbaufs,
ber6iilfszS szSaiitrer, fi9 III eiuem iebr aufgereg=
ten 3uitarbe befano. 0fGn be9te 1eooa nttlt
ben gerin9iten &eroaft gcgen beuielbeu, bis
Der 8iceprdItoent Der Banf geitern cine BON
Sairbanf8 geid)riebene giote auf letnem Bnlte
fano, in pel6er oerIelbe ertlarte, baB er iidl
in S6iuieri9telten befnoe unO NIT Selbit.
morogeoanten umgebe. Cine Serlammlun9
Der Otreftoren muroe berufe1, unO cine lluter-
iu6ung ergab, buB elm 0eftsit bon $4,000 in
SairbanfS' Siidern erifirte. Gr puroe ba=
raufbin in Saft genomnten. SairbantS mar
ieit ben letten 16 Sabren au Der Sant ange.
felt uno ltano in benz 9tuie etne8 niifternen
pflidttreueu geQn1teu.
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@oNINE.
Baltimore
fir 5nfaranfe Office,

Baltimore
fir 5nfaranfs Office,
S!ibueit-@de Der Sputt= unb gSater.Sfrabe.
Dieis @eeDitait ueriihert iortrodbrenb sescnSer=
Iuft ooer SGaben ourh 8rauouu9llid iomol( in oct
Staot, pie I'm 9anoe. ole glrten bon gteentbum,
98obnz, eaoeus uno Baareubduier, Sau6elsaiiter,
Aderbau=Yrooufte, Tiobein. Saus @erGtbida5ter,
I'm 9au be9riiens ODER i'm Saieu in &aOuns beftno=
Ihe 5abr1eu9e II. I. 10.
Das Diretforum befebt aus folsenhen Serreu:
Wnl. y. Sdrri N, Brd0ent;
Darto 8. Willon, 6. WtortoE Stemart,
Hrancts :. Sing, y. r. Nepcomer.
Senrp &arron, Sruile 6or,uis,
u. g. Steuart, 50. Us. EGplor.
Wm. $. Srune, 9eorae Z. Sarrtfon,
s.. b. 3apH, .. 2libert 9Siders,
3. Robt. Senfins, Dlerbes @oben,
Wn. Is. Bennington.
Appliidtions ssormulare unb weitcre Tabridt
fber Die @eienbaft rpirb in Der Office, Siopeitz@de
ber Soutb= unO DaterlttaBe. erttellt, mo- aud ode
Muftrdse iofort erleoi9t wer0eu. Seriiderunges
tperben auf trseuo etne Hrtft ansenommen, iueide
Der Hpplifant rpinlten mag.
(San1,tSy) ST. gSooSDostb, gefr.
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& aiier &iGbe1m erma mt 81 IL.
mGnien 3ur NcutralttGt.
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Selegrap0ii9e SepeiJea.

(Serifte Der
uGfociirteu &rtiie" fir Den r@orreiponbsnteH,"
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0obfeu ,,nb Wsal5.

@erttens mmS Woesen. Nal5.
qptr baben iiets eueu 8orrdt1 non Dem peiten Coz
naoiid,en gerfen> @ial3 iir Srauer, iowie Ros<
t,ersWiuIa fir Oeitinoteure 6auo, uuo od mir
nujer WGiSbaus uersrosert ba6en, ino mir iest TN
Gtanbe, alt Auitrdse l6nen aus5nlihren.
9oN0 & Wt6ettS,
Str. IA, SmozVSdp= =StrcSe. 3
UlaIbhals am i5nbs Der eutaD=StIaSe.
{Wop.2S,tjw
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MeSbane's
&lnkfu-6ifBfrei.

Tabrif iener beriibmten @Ioden fin Sirfcu, Nfaoe>
Mien u, & 10. Bretszeifte nno Strfulare frei Suse'
5dtdt. NemrA WeSbame 4 Srr
cNuat3. .tS.W) Baltimore. Nlo.
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@nrOpail@e &e6elberiGte.
Scr Orielttaliide &rieg.
Ser 9ratemSent RarascorsepttG.

Smmer mebr wtoerIpreGenoe Seriate.
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: Grsbisd1pf GnnueIlp. .
&eQ0tta.

Sa1ifar, 81. g., %. SuIt. - @rSbis
flOf @Onnellu itarb nm Witternadlt.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BRpGEroRT, Conn. Nov. 24.-Jerome Greene. 80
years old killed this evening by being by
away horse
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Nov. 24-The band of the
Artillery School, II pieces, left here this evening
steamer Lady of the Lake for Washington
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 24.-James A. Kelly, the
Democratic Warden of Ward No. to-day bound over for
trial for allowing Illegal voting.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. PA lad named James
India Point last night and died this morning
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 2i.-Patriek Carling.
the Oldest nagman the Hudson River Railroad was struck
by train Breakneck, this morning and killed
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-Ladies connected with
the Wonen's Centennial Committee to-day 10 "a
Women's Centennial League constitution adopted
aud a committee permanent membership appointed.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 24.-A decision of the
Of the principal gamblers In Louisville must
nav fine SIX months Imprisonment OF
CARRYING game OF faro has produced considerable sr
among thai caSs Of the community
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
ERIE TO SIZE LAKE SHORE.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS PROPOSED TO PREVENT Dis
EXAMINATIONS IN FAVOR OF NEw-YoRK CENTRAL
Complaint has been made repeatedly by the
President of the Erie Railway that the Lake shore Com
pany was discriminating in rates in favor Of the New
York Central the serious detriment Of the Erie
VIM w Macfarand of counsel for the Erie Company
said yesterday to a TRIBUNE reporter that after
repeated efforts TO adjust matters with the
Lake Shore Company, in which the Erie had
always failed, 1t had been decided to submit
the questions at issue to the courts, and proceed
ings would be taken the papers could be pre-
pared for the purpose of compelling the Lake Shore to
give the Erie Railway advantages and privileges equal to
those granted TO other lines. There was special
statute prohibiting all railroads from discriminating
either In favor of against the interests Of
any one road. Moreover, the Erie Company held
an agreement with the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad that no contract should be made
with the NewYOrk Central ut favorable rates than
those offered the Erie and at the time Of the cOnsOda
ton OF the Buffalo and State Line with the Lake Shore
Railroad the latter was made by statute 10 assume all
the obligations of the former Finally, the laws prohib-
tied common carriers from making discriminating rates
of transportation, ana was believed the Erie Company
had the legal right 10 insist that IL should have the same
rates the NewYork Central any other connecting
line and that right could be enforced by mandanus or
other appropriate proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
JOHN KELLYs NOMINATION.

Prominent Democrats of this city said yes
terday that Mayor Wckham and John Kelly had settled
their differences within few days and resumed their
former cordial relations The pressure of the local poll
tcans both in view of the universal desire Of the
party TO induce Mr.. Kelly to accept the Controller
ship, it was reported had brought about a
reconciliation. The close connection OF the
two Offices OF Mayor and CONTROLLER, and the
necessity of frequent consultation In relation TO manci
pal affairs urged additional reasons for mutual
CONCESSIONS The opinion prevailed in the various nunc-
ipal departments yesterday that nothing now remained
In the way of Mr. Keys acceptance and that the Mayor
would nominate him on Monday as Controller Green's
successor The acquiesoence OF the Board OF Aldermen
was taken for granted the views OF the Tamm any
members were well known. The RepuDncan minority
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
NEW LINE TO CHICAGO.

Steps have been taken to open new trunk
line between this city and Chicago and the Southwest
mt an early day, by the way Of the Canada Southern
Railroad About 20 miles OF the eastern part OF the
Chicago and Canada Southern Railroad-by which
il is proposed 10 connect Chicago with the Can
ada Southern at the crossing Of the Detroit River
were completed some time ago, but the Ill
ness of Commodore Vanderbilt, II Is stated
stopped work. The Toadbed from Fayete-the western
terminus portion of the road now in operation
10 Eden distance of % miles, had been made ready for
the ties and rails Eden TO Butler the eastern ter
minus of the Eel River Railroad the distance is only nine
miles and the Eel River Company has proposed
TO build track to Eden If the Chicago and Canada South
ern will complete its line TO that place BY this means
continuous line will be established 70 LOganspc Ind,
and thence 10 Lafayette ST. Louis, Omana &c This ar
rapgement will also give the Eel River Railroad direct
connection with Detroit and the North and East. The
Chicago division Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
crosses the proposed route miles west OF Eden
thus furnishing direct lire TO the Chicago and Canada
Southern to Chicago by passing seven miles OF the
Eel River track. The Eel River Company has agreed to
prorae with the Chicago and Canada Southern ana the
Baltimore aud Ohio offered very favorable terms for
the use of its track to Chicago Tie distance from Eden
TO Chicago $50 miles by the proposed route IL
is claimed that intention of abandoning the
original purpose building independent line from the
Detroit River Chicago, hut the new line VIII DC uheu
until the main line Is flushed.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
PROBABLE MURDER on Long ISLAND.

BLooD-sTAINED GARMENTS FOUND ~ THE WOODS
NEAR CORONA.
The little village of Corona, l.. l., is all agog
with wonder my stery which lead 10 sus-
picons of u brutal murder. Henry Miller who lives
Bowcry Bay while shooting In the woods near Corona
yesterday morning. found portions Of q wOmans dress
and underskirs covered with blood, In a thcket far
from the roadside From the appearance Of the spot II
violent struggle had taken pace, aud in many
places the imprint Of a mans boot could
be detected Upon examination the earth was
found 10 have been recently disturbed short distance
from the spot where the blOOdstancd garments were
discovered Mr.. Miller, with the assistance OF friend,
removed the dirt with shovel, aud after digging 10 the
depth Of two feet they found small black and white
shawl, also stained with blood, and wOman's gaiter
boot nearly new. II II suspected that murder mas
been committed. though yet the only clewf cew II
can be called-s furnished by William Mclaughlin, "A
resident on the Bowcry Bay road, wLO saw a wagon
containing man and woman driven in the direction of
the woods about weeks ago. aud AN hour later no
tced the vehicle return without the woman.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

shoo, association met in the First NJ E. Church
IN Thurs iay and was well attended FOR tne ensuing
yenr Richard X. Green of HobOken was eleeted rresi
don't and p r. Van Arsdale OF Jersey CITY, Treasurer
An unknown man was badly injured yesterday Dy tne
falling OF a stone upon while him WORKING 10 the Oei
ware Iackawanna and Western Railroad tunnel
TRExroy-Ten thousand dollars worth OF Trenton
CITY bonds have Just sold in Philadelphia at iOo
The supreme Court on Thursday refused new trial
in the case of Miss Alice NOice OF Princeton against susan
D. Brown the mother Of Miss Noices seducer against
whom she obtained verdict OF $2ZOO IN the neLoo 90
Errors on Thursday heard the argument OF demurrer
oyerrued by the Supreme Court in the case OF MISE
Alice Noice against Albert d. Brown for 5000 damages
for breach OF promise Of marriage The decision WIN P
announced next week Fear is entertained that tne
Immense weight OF the geological specimens lllsL re-
turned from the Centennial Exhibition ana being piaceu
ia the Capitol will prove too great Tor the supports