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PREPARING FOR NoFEMBER.

The German Inaependent rilden and Hen
drcks Club OF the Six Assembly District has resolved
to Join the ALt'IAmnany party.
Wappinger'S Falls, IN three weeks, established
Democratic ncwspap : aud Two Illd,n ana Hen
drck- clubs win a third one organizing under capt.
q. W WinchclL
The Veteran Association OF the Flfth Congress
siona District DuAur anu Centre Sire e., last even
ing resolved to prlmOte the interest OF Coz D h. ker
rlEan Tor Congress.
The Worhnrmens independent Association
of the rrnth Ass 'mn plsc at 80 First Avenue, Ast
ryculns rrctrd the following haued officers: j.
Sucltr, Pre- sidenti l.. o. ileiHhan, SVcrcuryi j. r.
Aller, Treasurer
POLISH American citizens met AZ 10 Rivlngton
street on sunday evrnins, ard orglnzed Tlhcn and
licndrick, Reform CluD. The ulicrr, are; Cnurrs
jed 4, IoWtGi, plrsdtnt, r. Oslccki N.ce-Presdeut
H. Sunderland, secretary.
The independent voters ~ the Fourth Assem-
bly, District Al i3 DNlsun sire q, last evening organ
l2cd a u den ana llCndr hs Assu'htion. 1ne officers
are VIM. schyOtder PGee dent Joan Moore. Wee
Piesid-nt; John McLorly, secretary LOuls Zlnimt'
.uan, Treasurer
Tilden aud Hendricks cluh has been organ
izen ~ Huntington, with officers us toiowsi lcsden
Jenkins Van Schnck First Nicg ProsldeAt. Henry t.
scudder, with tSeniY additional Wee lrrsdenl5 sec
letary Charles H. Street Treasurer, JAilrs hrush
SerSeant Arms, William SammiH, Many Oh time
kepnbcans there arc going Tor Iuaen anu -to'otm IL
tAp GpTsInLneQt
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TIE FoREsrs ON rIRE.
Connagrntions in the Timber on Both sides Of
the Delaware River.

PoRT JrRvIs, Aug. 2s.-Forest fires have
been raging In the northeastern part OF this
town, near Cahoonzie, for the past week, de-
stroylng "A vast quantity Of Young timber and
several dwelling houses ard barns. A large
force Of men have been 1ghtins the fires, but
thus far without avail. The Supervisor of the
town has been requested to send large forcs
Of men to that section, which he will send im-
medistey.
Fires have been burning in the mountains In
Ess3x county. near Scnroon and Paradox lakes,
for some days, and much timber and some
b rns have been DESTROYED. Cntl last Friday
afternoon no flin had fallen tor some weeks.
The country was very dry, and much vegetation
IVES destroyed.
MiLFoRp. Pc. Aug. 2s.-Exten-iye fires are
raging in the mountains on the Pennsyvania
side " the Delaware tNer, near Pond EOtv \
vast amount OF valuable timber land has been
burned over and til timber DESTROYED. The
people are hehiing the hrc day ana night, but
thus far have been unable to check It's advance,
aud unless he " rains SET tn the damage VIII be
very great. The nrts are supposed ~ be Of in
c n u II OriGiu.
NEWBt ron. Aug. es.-La-t night and to-day
forest urts nave been raging i'm the highlands OF
the HUd-un cprosife this citv, ahn also near
West Point. On North Beacon an immense sur
&C nts been burned Ov T., .nd tin Ere Is ,till
rdriug. The atm sphere iI ali tAts section l. so
heavy with smoke thAt this morning the noun
tains were Invisible from tuts ritf. lhe only
damage 80 f.r reported IL 10 young timber
There wcrc busn fires on the west size OF Iona
Island YESTERDAY but they were cxinguished
VITA Comparatively ell ght loss. Tue picnic
grounds were unhArlncu.
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rnosE ANONYMOUS LETTERS.
The President Declaring that Mrs. Williams
was not their Author.

WAsHISGroN, Aug. pa week ago there
was extensively published a statement respect
ing certain anonymous letters sent to wives Of
members Of tic Cabinet and that through the
efforts Of Bluford Wilson the authorship was
traced to Mrs. Williams, tho wife of the Attor-
ney-General. resulting In Mr.. Williams's expul-
sion from the Cabinet. 1t may be remembered
that this subject was mentioned before the sub
committee on the whshey trials, and en- ph..ti-
cily deuied by sir. Will ius as false In every
respect At the time the last statement WIS
published. Mr.. " Nililams and his wife were en-
route for Oregon; but another and higher
authority, the President himself, pronounces
the charges as wholly untrue, and authorizes
the statement that no suspicion ever rested
upon Mrs Williams as the writer OF the letters
except IN the mind Bluford wilson The PresI-
cents wifc aud Mrs. Williams both received
three'euing letters after 81. " illiam, resigned
from the C-bine,, ana the President saws that
Williams retirement WAS uUt IN the slightest
manner connected with tue ANONYMOUS letters.
He aid not then nor does be now entertain the
snEutVst suspicion rejecting upon that lady.
On the contrary. the Evidence WAS Of sIch
ar-ctcr Is to point TO malicious person who
was anecrcd by an ofciai act Of Attorney y-Geue-
raj Williams. which The l'resi eut approved. In
d 20 time the uCr- 1u. whose name Is Wlthhcid
for prudential reasons, VIII Oc Indicted. aud then
Biuford " son VIII have an opportunity u teli-
ing all ne knows about the scandal.
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FRESH RAILROAD CONTESTS.


The railroad companies west of Chicago
have, by the receut action OF the Toledo, Peoria
and warsaw Railroad, bcon forced to enter into
a oompetton almost AZ violent as that between
the Eastern trunk lines. Several weeks ago
there was a reduction Of rates from Chicago,
Toledo, and Cincinnati to points further West.
The Chicago and Rock Island and the Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy Railroads were forced to
comply with the reduced tarln Of their competi-
tor No sooner, however Was the reduced
taTn fairly fdJusted than the Toledo, Peoria
and Warsaw again reduced It's freight ritr
The following are the official figures: from New
York to keokuk for first second, ana thrd
cfass, 81 cent? per hundred pounds Tor speci t
~ cents per hundred. 10 Peoria, 20 cenls luI lhe
nrst ihree classes. and IL cents per hundred Tor
.cihl; to Quincy, 81 cents Tor the lfst thiee
classes. ana ~ Ecenis for special. There b = been "A
similar reduction 10 all points in the West where
the foledo. Peoria and Warsaw can inJure the
business OF the other lines.
hs rtlroads effected by this action are the
Chicago and Rock Island, the Chicago, Burilng-
ton aud Quinry the Chicago and korthweslerni
aud the hllW aukee and st. Paul. The stocks OF
these compares fell materi lily in Wall street
yesterday ulOn sales by pirtles who were In
possession OF oary Information as To the roduc-
tion VI rates and the extent to which the rail-
TVads wVu.d suner BY the wG.
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WHIT MIR. SLOAN WILL DO.
Desirss TO Sell Coal aud Get the Money for IL
And will Employ no Trickcry.

Samuel Sloan, President of the Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western Railroad. said ycster-
day that he had read the editorial article IN the
mornings suN upon the coal sale OF the conbi-
nation with great deal Of interest so far as
his company Is concerned, he would guarantee
til / the coal will be sold to the highest bidder,
and that no Peter Funk tactics should be em-
poyed.
Bat the majority OF the operators In tho
street sAy that YOU viii try the Peter FUNK game
at tie sae = quened the rruorter.
"ies, yes, said 5ir. sloan, " all street ope-
rators sAy eveI ything, except their prayers they
whistle theu. Ihai point though III the article,
ABOUT the contract drawn ~ at the time oi sale
being III yor Of tne company entirely, IL liable
to do us injury II not explained. lhat Cliuse
has been embodied IN every contract made AT
the auction sales uf this cunp nv. IL Is intend
ed for eXtfaOrdinafl cAtrEcnrieh. For Instance,
We nd strike oi miners once lasting Tor ctant
months. la such case, when our mined sup
nj, of olh was exhausted, We could not per
Iuim our cOntr.c 10 deliver. II We have the
coal. ana con send It TO market, there need be
no tear but thut we will uellyerat contract price,
What We want to do nov - To sell coaI aud get
the money Tor II. lhe party WHO buys Will get
ia
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4 CONDUCTOR'S RUFFIAHIsM.
A Punch Used In Lieu Of Iron Knuckies TO
DisIgure Passengers fnce.

Just after the HUDSON River Railroad
train which arriyes in New York at GA A. N.
b had passed lonkers, yesterday, tie conductor
demanded fire Of one Of the passengers, who
SAID he Ia Llieady paid. Charles :. Hubbell,
Troy lawyer, thus describes what followed:
" The . passenger was well dressed, tut looked as
II be Ia been drinking. After an angry repet-
ton Of tine demand, the conductor stopped the
train. mi.hnp in pulling the bel-cord used
the pAssen-ors 10 laugh. luis irritated MIN, ana
he caught hOlo OF the resisting passengers collar
and Jlrked tiu partly out Of MS seat. He then
let 20 H. hold nd stci ped threhtt nlnslS l. X
"A race a. "a TO stTike him. Don't INT me- sAll
the man, . VIII lay YOU, and PIT his hahd IN
ma trousers plckei. NeVcri tlcss the con-
tuctur swung his punch around upon hi- nueer,
uutil he could c.u-p II IN lis y I'm, 50 IN the
fiu. served as II iron knuCkle, 'nd struck him
three heavy blows IN quick succes u. Inc
tlUod hoWed Ia streams upon tie st l. ana a
tuau dressed in white clothes was sprlnkled WIN
n. ! was .ittinE near aud lcltcd upon lhe back
Il the so a tO escape being spiinkled, Inc ihin
had not resisted, except 10 cNus u ms sent Az
tuis point the ras-tnters mn. de 30 strong pro-
test tnnl the conductor stop, ed Sirlklug, hhd,
opening tuo door, He'd IN two hrnkemrn. Ihey
earned the y saenger out ana threH hln, rllli
,trul, ,sllhg, tut dpi caring 10 te purify stunned
intl some shall W water that had rlsen Hnuer
The track from the Tlver. lie struck Oh his SIDE,
aud Doutinucd To lie in the same position untl
/. e. train moved on. The conductors name was
| asked ana he used to give IT,
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4 SUICIDE roR SENTIMENT.
The strange Case Of lliSs PaoilnaIn. the So-
prano of -. Columbia Church.

About year ago. AnQeline PacllGgga
became acquainted with Joseph Ilaus IN -. Co.
lumba's Roman Catholic Church, in West Twen-
ty-nfth street. Both belonged to the choir,
she being the leading soprano, and he
the tenor. They met every Sunday, and
were soon regarded as lovers. She lived at 2s2
West sixteenth street. with her widowed
mother. Mrs. PaollaRga looked coldly on tue
wooing. In May last she heard stories affecting
Haw's character, and she forbade his visits to
her daughter. He then quit the choir and en-
gagged himself IS pianiat and leader OF the Glee
club on the steamer Plymouth Rock. Mrs.
Paollsgga saw nothing more Of him, and sup
posed that his attentions to her daughter had
ceased A month ago she learned that they
were in the habit OF meeting, and she sent her
daughter to the Catskilla.
The gisLfeturncd on Friday md connicd to
an acquaintance the fact that she had planned
10 eiop with iiaus. ON saturday Mrs. PaOlagRa
WAS Informed that her daugitor lad accom-
panied iIaus on the excursion OF the Ply-
mouth Rock o Rocknway. She met her on the re-
turn of the steamer 90 the foot Of fTwenty-fOurth
street, and scolded her. took her nome. and.
good night. This mark Of affection the mother
had never refused before, aud the daughter re-
maneh awake all night. wecping. ...
90 Sunday morning. the girl told her brother
that she had taken poison, and pointed TO an
| empty bottle labelled +" Bitter Oil Of Almonds"
| that had been in the house for culinary use.
| PHYSICIANS were summoned, and she begged
! that her life might hc saved; but she
died within three hours in great agony. She
| was In her nineteenth year, and Is described az
very beautiful Her father w1s an uficer OF the
| French Government In Algicrs, and aiterward
! Consul at st. Thomas. She came to this city
| choir OF ~. Francis Xavier'a Church. Prof
| Berger took " irm interest In her musicll pro-
Rress, and tnougnt that she was destined TO be-
| come a great singer. lie obtained her the posi-
| tiun she held In the Twcnty-nfth Street Chui cb
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OSCAR EDLER's SUICIDE.
Glove Merchant Driven to Despondency
Ly bad Luca IN nusiness.

by Bad Luca IN business.
Oscar Edler, the glove merchant, OF 1,193
Broadway, was found dead in his bed on sunday
morning. lie was ~ years Of age. His family
reside m Europe. During fifteen months he had
been boarding A. S4 West Tifty-second street.
with n family named Schwartz. OF late he had
been very despoudent. Ills business had been
Gull. and he had been several times rOOoed by
burglars, losing as much as $1,000 altogether.
hope. On saturday he appeared ill., ana
a friend advised him to go into the
country for few days. "Oh, ! shall
be In the country within two days." he an
swcred. sarcastcaliy. lie returned to his
DO riding house th.t day much later than
usual, \ policeman saw him enter shortly
after one o'clock on sunday morning,
and - seven his laudla4y called MIN,
nut received no answer. Alter AN hour
they sent for the police. The uoor wis
broken oIeu. rs 1t was locked on The
in.ioe. Ar. Edl,r lay III beO, dead, in his
ulgdt clutnc-, with tie bed linen neatly
covcring him. It's watch hung ticking ON the
VIII where be had placed l. the night hctolc :
toOts were outside tbs door % he BACKED In
the morning. An open "a vel wa5 on cnair. -
though he h d just tut u down; htlt SIN ky d
ci.ar was on the table. and tne gas was turned
N. There were NJ MARKS Of violence, hnu NJ
bottle Or other vessel that could nave contained
poison.
C.roner Elinger was summoned, and under
his uire eti1n Dr. Golusrhuieut made a pos =
moltem exapinauun. y smell Ike hitter al
u.OId- SO strong as t. u abe the doctors ClZkY,
thought that tie wished his friends TO think
that lac had died naturally.
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BUFING 4 CONVENrION.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Raised TO secure
the Nomination OF Chambcriain.

'HV N"HIIHtIINH UI H"IHUNIINIHs
WASHlNGTON, Aug. 2S.-Suuth Carolina
Democr Is may congratulate themselves upon
the fact that the holders OF the Blue Ridge scrip
and tine conversion bonds have raised purse Of
over S30NO with which to aid Gov. Chamber
lain IN controlling the Radical Convention in
Columbia next month. should Chamberlain
succeed in being nominated for Governor, ms
the masses and with such leaders rs GludVc-,
Bowen, Whit more, and Others viii insure his
dtlent, aud tn lt enable lIlden ana Hampton TO
sweep the state. President Grant Will despatch
messenger TO Columbia next week TO urge the
defeat of Chamberlain, but those who know de-
clare that klmpton's and Mesley's money Will
be more potent than all the Presidents argu-
ments. with Chamberlain TO oppose him, Gen.
Hanpton will nnc no din 'ulty IN rescuing the
state from the thieving Cham mberlain-C-rdozo
Ring
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4 MYSIERr 10 BE UNRITELLED.


The Finding Of Noman's Body ON which
were MnrA- OF Violence.
Michael Dugan of Bayonne on Sunday
discovered the body Of woman face down
ward. on the bank Of tne Morris Canal, near tne
Bergen Point road. An ugly cut traversed the
temple, and the hair was dshevelled. she WAS
clothed IN n calico dress. white stockings,
buttoned gaiters, white undergaments and
whi muslin sacS. watch were all clean and
realty made lne sack was torn down the
hacN As though Il struggle had preceded her
death, and tAc INKS II the canal showed signs
OF a .euni' uud that the body had been DRAGGED
seine ui. tH!f,c.
NoT-nipr,ls at the Pamrapo lcimp meeting
say that size Was seen on the camp ground on
catltd.r With ~ ill-lplki 4 straI IEcf, wac sub
seQuru ~ girr. ted tle police 20 the spot wurre
the body found. lhis fellow disappeared
soon ai.-Ivafd.
Iht woman was about thlrty-nve years of aga,
aud good llukint. rnere was nothing by which
sue could be iuenLiueI.
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BETHLEHEM, y. H., Aug. 2s-'rhc annual meet
Ing oi the Hay Fever Association unusually sue.
ccssful, hoth regards the number m attendance
tent OF information e1citcd, ami general interest
manifested. Hay fever patients were urcc NJ from all
parts of the tlurtry. pr. NtNrgr NJ heari made Nn
address rcpletn Nh Nnutu suggestions. and interest
INK remark were ulmltirt nA ludrr Guodcu Il hI-
cago, the Rev Henry Mnd beecNrr ~ H. Msrd {
Luuslliic, T. " Ellis uf spun. id, g. ". HINGES Of
baltimore, and frAuA h. IA, of Chelsea, WHO PRESIDED.
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a fire began In the fourth story Of Starn's
Iyer and HarDOr Transportation building l2o Broad
street. early yeste erday morning. whore large amount
OF zen raj merchandise was stored The hlme nene
tratcd into the corresponding door OF the adjoining
building occupied by j. d. sprIeer,a grocer, nut the
lTciurn Of Company prevented them from rpreauig
turtrr The thru stOrltsu u DOtn buildings were hady
damaged By water. Mhii IN Hul.er, fireman, was cut
on and nelrly sufocited ny the dense smoke which
ned the upDer stories of tue houses, lie Wa, uncon
sclOus when ME companions dragged hlm out, The
damage done the building at l25 about 81 900.
ard similar amount to the stoc. My. Spra6trs store
WA damaged Uhit 1y by water 10 the extent OF $1,000
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THE TURF EVENT or THE WEEK.
The Meeting of tho Connociicut stock Breed
crs' Association.

HARTFORD, Aug. 2s.-Tho sixth annual
meeting of the Connecticut Stock Breeders As
soclatlon will begin at Charter Oak Park to-
morrow. The hotels are already well nllod, nd
on on sides arc ANIMATION and excitement. Fof
the opening day, besides the trots for the 2B
and 2:si classes. there viii te q running raco of
milo he Is for all dges. Judging rom the list
Of enlFits Nl.l tae meet ug v i'll surpnss that OF
la ye I, wusn, Of ths thlrly Re ts trotted, tho
siowest heat trOtted was in .:e4, an average OK
2s, -j tca heat, lhr free iur AL r ce on Thurs
d,y viii be the grand event ~ the meeting
The track Is within nfteen minutes ride by rail-
rad Of I "a civ
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carr. GRINDIE's DISCIPLINE.
Torture~ that on Ou.h are nrScribcd ms suf-
Z red Aboard the ~hip -. NIark.

Torturr- ihat on Ou.h are Prescribed ms ~uf-
& red Aboard the ship 81 Marx.
The charge that Capt j. :. Gtudlc OF
the ship 81. Mark, outraseously maItreated sea-
men ON VOYAGE from Liverpool TO Chilian
port, was further Investigated before Commis-
sioner Shields, Yesterday. Henry Poentz. the
carpCuttr. testified that Brick tor" one oI the
sailors. after being handcuilcl ana tied up To
the rigging by the wrists for hall an hour, hid
himself in the hoid. where he VIA sought 10y the
C.pt m md mttr for three DAYS. Nh"u he was
found b. was nung M IN tue carpcnttTs shop
~ rope attach Il 70 his nrcA 80 that hls tors
jist tnuci ed the door. poeuiZ saw Long
] ON ltsned on tho biro back with a ropes
end. ever stroke leaving black ami blue mark
lie died hve hours ,itcrward in his bunk. sol
der another sailor was also hogeed to de 9TH,
and his body tluug into the sea, without any re-
lLlinua ceremOnIaa.
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Divided ou the Candidate for Governor.

LoCKPOIT, Aug. S.-Iho First District Dem
ocratc Convention OF Niagara county met in this city
on Saturday last. H>d adjourned at o'clock sunday
morning, after nfteen hours continuous ion,
without reciug deegairs 10 saratoga thirteen dele
gates favored ChutCn Tor Governor, anu thirteen Ia
Vured Hewitt.
The SEC md Assembly District OF Niagara county
have elected 4. r. e. lleunlng, 5. Parse Baker. and
Oert Lee delegates To the Democratic STATE on
YcntOu at Saratoga TWO II the deiesates iaYOr tue
nomination VI Cnurch Tor Governor.
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A Husbands n,-tcrious Disappearance.

Mr. A. ID. Bsenon OF l,OlA Lafayette avenue.
brooklyn, formerly commission merchant a. 10 Broad
street. New York but more recently large real estate
dealer In the Twenty MIN Ward OF Brooklyn, has been
missing from his home since the bth Of August his
family greatly distressed. On the fth OF August hu
drew large sum of money from one OF the BfOokyn
banks. On the morning he out with his New
foundland uos for walk. Tie mas not been since
He cft the money hr had taAcn from the hauH tfe
dressing table ON piece of paper tuscrincd For YOu
which hs wife understood to moan herself. tie had
wlth HIM cons eIa0e ni0ncy, gold watcn, ana other
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4 HOTEL kEEPER'S FAILURE.


10 Make an Assignment.
New LONDON, Conn.,, Aug. 2G.-Mr. II. $.
Crocker, the we-kuown proprietor OF the Pc
quot House, has been obliged TO make an as
si-ument to his creditors. Ine Pequot is IN the
hands OF a receiver but MIR. Crocker still super
vise- the hu-iuess m the interest OF the AS
stguces. There was much Halter among the
gu ats last week. h- II WAS thought mat Nr.
Crocker would. under the circumstAnoos. close
the hotel ON the lst OF sci tcuber. Ii l. said.
however that some OF tho wealthy inhabitants
of the place, frondlS To the popular landlord,
persuaded lin To Iost one closing until October.
The immediate cdu-e Of his failure l. slid to
he, not any falling OH IN the custom of tho Pc
auOt House, II his having endor-eI To ihe
amount OF Sb1On in t4yur OF his son, q. H.
Cracker, tho proprietor Of the ST. james Hotel
IA Boston
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The Expenses Of The War In Cuba.

MADkID, Aug %. THE OD'ctN Gdsette pub
lshes convention concluded by the Government with
spanish capitalists for advance OF from lbO0O0O TO
900 900 niAsIres tor the expenses Of the Cuba
he bonds rrdeenabic Ia ten years guaranteed ny
the Of Cuba, bear nercsi NJ the rate ot ten
p.T cent per annum and two per cent. tor expenses
The capitalists pledged ance 3OOOOO plastTcs
IN Aug usl aud A6Q.0O0 IN september
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Ferdinand Juergens, who WAS arrested about
two months ago tor selling lager beer on SUNDAY, was
taken before Judge Donohuu writ OF haOeas cor
pus and his discharge asked for he ground thai
beer expressly exempted, and that no PROOF
appeared that Il was Intoxicating Judge DlhOhue ut-
cded yesterday tna the recent ruling in tue css
OF Rau, hs must b0la the prisoner,
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Five thousand Votes for unclo samuel.

The Democracy Of jersey CITY, under the di-
rection of the County Executive Committee last night
org n1cd the Orcsles ieyennd Legion with the Ion
j. Harmon Colonel ana Michael Nathans us Presi-
dent the legion viii work for The support OF lldcn
anu lGndricks and viii BE- recruited up to At uast hNe
thousand They will be equipped In pretty trl.
cOlOIod unllOTm Of cap. cApe. Amu hhlrt.
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Tho Election of French Deputies.

PARIS, Aug. 9s.-Count stun, whose election tn
t1c Chamber OF Deputies ia idated by that DO ",
July H. on account u undue clerical tinl nee, hM
been asaiu elected ior PouuY. lnr Republican can
ddafe of the Chamber, M llu0u has nuCn c.atted to
GUN Department " o6tcs duN ord. over Prina
..l lts
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Russell Sige was riIlng with q lricnd down
Fith last evening. The horse, frightened by
street wceuer away. officer White detailed TO
watch udle ious house stopped the beast ~ fifty.
Ir-t street Mr 4c JuWped OUT VI "a, carnage, his
fucnu threw the RENE, ana they beCddic cutHuslfi
around the officers eg-, The morse ran agaiu and
ulagso1 tnc officer three blocks. lie Was picked up n
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The Nncht Clmh Iiacr-.

PROVIDENCE, Il. L.. Aug. ~ 1t was decided
TOM -ht that the New YORK acnt Club race shuud
come OF 1t Now iork sept 10, instead Of Ncwport.
Tue nCct at Newport via disperse Wednesday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-29
A wbi,e ,Ioun,.in s,nue Upsct.

Plymouth, n. H., Aug. 2S.-The horses at
tached 10 the stage from the Profile House. to-day,
frightened and upset It. The vehicle rolled over
several mts out, fortunately OF cght passenger
only we're slightly injured.