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, 1876-09-13

TALKING AGAINST TIME.
Special Carrespondencs a TAs Trtbuas.
DEs MONIES, IT,, Sept. 11.-A week ago ".
T. Hogan, with half a dozen aliases, was ar
rested on suspicion Of being recently engaged
In o robbery of souo tcwelry'storc, ~ ho hal in
possession large quantity of valuable articles.
uo has been held TINT something might turn up
to locate him. Saturday, notice was received
that hc was wanted at Burlington, and that m
officer was on h,s way to get him, Ills attorney
ut once demanded a trial Of his client. ~ no
good reason rouid be given to postpone It, Of
Course II WIS granted, Tho CltyssAttorney, how
ever. concluded he could use up tho hours until
the traiu bearing the Burlington onicerwaal lue,a ut
= o'clock. Unfortunately q wash-out on tho
road had put the train SIX hours behind time.
But G, N. Allmy was equal to the occasion,
aud 10 made one Of the must singular Arguments
eyer heard in acourtot Justice. lle talked uycry-
thing In law he could think Of until supper
time, when he took hearty supper, long drawn
out. He started in agalt, and spread himself
until o'clock In tho eysnfHg, when the Bur-
llngton officer appeared, and ha closed. The
prfsuner was discharged only to fall Into tho
ha,,ds OF tho now oilluer, who said he was just
tl,u clap he had boon ljoktug-for for two weeks
for burglary.
, 1876-09-13
The Chicago Nine Defeated in d
hard.Fought Game with
the Hartfords.
Boston's Club Comes to Grief In a Game
with tho St. Louis Browns.
Second Days Racing at the Lex"
inqton, KY, Meettng'
Races ut boston, Columbus, Q" and
Elsewhere.
3AgE-DALL.
CHICAGO ~. HARTFORD.

stea' ror 1',1ae1 s.nt 10 ~ iaThe 1,e:ca ,cvcnth
hAh7.ono, Gt,,,s ~. . ~, rr.,tS S,r1. -,s.
game between |no en'e*so" @"1 t4A' "-s "H
played in this city to-day anu fesnlted IN
victory for the home nine, after very interest
ank & sJ, w., eame e7adu.ily t,,rnrd In fayor -;
anu, - ~ ~. s,,,.,as hoasr,. r..r 49,
the Hart1ofas, tno auoienco oecam' VeFS en-
thustasttc- Inc batting on both sides was very
hesyF, each being crelited with "a first
hs.a h,t., and the fielding errors were nearly
.s,..,i- Ifrt1rd. thovrh the vl,ttor, .ccm.d ~
eauA'5 u.a t.s1us.,e eae. ~ 49,. sa - '. ".
have tne nleio''uno 10 ihake tae'r e1fofs ~
critical times. and nearly every ona proved
costly. Tho Whites wore equally a. unfortu-
uate in their batting, several hard line hits
Suas eaa,aa 49,, NV ~ Hn,.. -. ~. az
eh'eagos opeueo up on cummings IN tne nrst
part u tho game At a lively rate, but after the
second inning they failed to bit him with any
effect until the ninth.
~, Wi,lto. ,o.t .ho .o.. .,a ,r.,+ =, h,.
"e MA .eet wv tone suu "ens ~ @ W..
anu' peioro taey "efe fe1Hea, nag scored 1ouf
runs. three earned. barnes led OIL with base
hit, McVcy followed with another after Anson
ma5r a 1inc htt tn r11ht Ao1d and -. thrown
oaue ~ ':uu I1,.. ~. ~ ns,a' s"n "As to"n
Out oJ Hlenan to hrst oase' barnes N tno
meantime scoring. Successive safe hits by
White, Hines, and spald!ng yielded three mora
1,ns Addv naito . r,,n for aha WhIt.s In +ha
sen nni1g ass;,ssd % 10 III re ~ ~ II
and q Wild nilch. Tho Hsrtfort]s fse1 T., scarc
in tho flrxt sn sccnu tnnjnvs. but. in thc third.
made TWO runs on missed tlY Of AddY In rjeht
an; }iighsm, TFcy III ~ ct annt1,cf run m uhs n the
, 1876-09-13
Ma1lHuua kheFtuonctcF. -, minln,uu1, 60
0KHKGAL 0nskhvATION&.
Eh1oANU, sept. l1-HtlntS


~ 8e:rial Correspondence af TA4 Tribune
nxs MONIES, H., Hcpt, l1.-Twentv-1ye years
70, Ut tho great United States Fair in Chicago,
!a!aes Smith, Of this city, tuok tho drat premllm
tor sle largest and best collection of apples. He
naa then just brought a largo orchard Into bear
os near lhis city, aud was d1n. IN tho faith that
H. s.a. would prove to be good spple-growtng
ttteFytlfng would grow tn Iowa but apples. IIa
~ " spent h!s life tn demonstrating tho faith
saat wa IN him. and now, lu thu township where
" w. planted bis afst orchard, over 300, ,0o BUSH
~. -. y! 4pples are annually gathered. Ho las
prepared wax casts Ut over It's varieties Of fall
sa sSa winter Apples, culured from n1ture, which
Wy Ts,s been Alucll admred st the Centennial.
~. a1 week ho took there $50 varieties Of summer
ples, ana 81 varieties Of peasst which, It il bs-
TS.sa, ioF s!ze and beauty, cannot be c1celled.
aAmelsi ~
, 1876-09-13
Another Battle in Progress Be.
tween Alexinatz and Del.
egrad.
Russia Will Not Permit eervia to Ac-
cept Turkeys Terms.
Tie Spanish Government Explains Its
Position on the Subject Of re.
l!gious Worship.
TURKEY.
HruF rtFnTfNa-

oAAAC
MonE FIGHTING.
BELGRADE. Sent. p,-Ogiciat dispatches say
.,,., tho-o So. .oro-. nrht,r1 gurInv ami Mon.
.s -. "1 i,sx,,s.. ~ anr...
oaJt pet"eeh Deies1 1Aa NJ" A'cAinatAs ~ eonee-
quencc III the Turks attempting to throw
bridge aczoss the Moraya. They were unsue-
cc,aful.
Th. ao.,t., ,.w.,.,,, - A,sv1r.t. ,u,,tc+.
tna os.s'A" ~. sa's'7ou ~ 3A''AiA@'1 n"tno''e
only 6t4U mcn'
11ayatoTlseh, With 1900 men, has retired from
Granada, aud reIoined Tchcrnaycn at Uciegtai1.
yoafartt.v fl,op .,utns1 tfa T,trktst, renr sntt,
- 1,,,-s;o ..;,os . co,nh,o.a .ttacr m. ,nsd.
u u1uteio, ".ca eolnn'''ea st'AIH wa u..ue
On tue Turks ny the t"o hcnefa's' INC aRht'ns
ceased 1t nfghtfall. without decisive result,
and vps renewed to-day.
~ TnE s7unnoRx BEAR.
LorpoE, scpt. le5 4. m.-Thc Standards
dispatch from Belgrade SAYS: "Thc answer Of
Turkey concerning Tue conditions Of peace has
been received, bit has not ret been officially
communicated RuskjR will not permit Heryta
to accept Turkeys terms.
s'Tho question now il, Whcn will Russia throw
OF tie ttlRsk aud openly prosecute the war that
she is actually wag{nR Hhiio pretending to be
merely Seryiais fricntli''
The Staaddrti's Vienna special says: Dtplo-
matte communications state that Marshal Nau-
, 1876-09-13
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. Ct, Sept. 19-1 4. m.-Voy
tho Lake region, rising barometer, northorly to
castcrly winds, cooler, followed by warmer.
clsar Or partly cloudy weather.
Special Dspa,ch to 1as Tribune
h1oux Crr, 1a.. Sept. 1A-Thls Ii the ninth
day Vi almost continuous rainfall. The Storm
extends over = large extent Of couuty-in Dakota
"a the west tf Fort Sully, over Southern Min.
cru part Of this State. All streams tributary TO
tic Missouri aboye here arc overlooking thcr
banks, anI Ia soule instaneca causing serious
loss of property, Grain In the stack ID consid-
ernbiy Injured, and, unless change for tle
better occurs soon, tho dalnsgc TO cTntn will ho
very grent. More than onc-tlalf of the hay crop
Ut this section Is already destroyed.
LOCAL onRkhvATJoNs.
EutpAHu. ESpt. IL
, 1876-09-13
GEN. SHERMAN.

1Ftef2* @<ftPt{Ft1S
IEAvEawonTn, Sept H.-Gcn. W. T. Bier
man and Secretary Cameron lett Tor Omaha
this morning, after spending one day 1t Fort
Lcavcnworth. Gen. Sherman thinks that the
present Indian campaign Is not to be one Of long
duration, ~ the cold weather will force the In-
d!ans to como into tue agencies for food for
themselves and ponies. He also saiu that the
probabilities were that new department
would be formed, but gnve nuthfng definite in
regard to its location. 1t IL thought the head
quarters Of the new department will bo At the
mouth Of the Tongue River, and that Gen.
Miles will ba commander,
, 1876-09-13

= 1NI1MAIIUN UF IlsUUHIJE.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. IA Bismarck spe-
cial to the Pioneer Prtss says: "Advcea Just re-
cc!yed from the Standing Rock Agency Indicate
considerable trouble ahead. A Chief named
John Gross was arrested for carTying sup
feeling between tl,a Indians aud the military
who made tho arrest. a courier left for thlz
place, and before he had crossed the river OPP
posite Standing Rock heard the long roll beat
and the bugle sounded, aud saw the soldiers
and white men running towards tha military
Gunftef1.
, 1876-09-13

sT, LOUIS, Sept 1a.-E. q. Mellor, tho abb
scondlng Montreal jcwcteE, was released to-day
uudcr writ Of habcaa curpus, tho reputation
papers necessary to secure hIs return East not
having arrived. Hewas immediately rearrcsted
By tbs United statcs Marshal on q charge OF
smuggling, and also by the County Marshal II
tue instance Of ". c. Wunderllch, Ut Montreal,
on charge OF the larceny oi . latge amount Of
jewelry. He mas taken before United 6tatea
Commissioner Clarke, but hearing Of the case
was postponed TIL Friday. and Mel!or was ~.
mau1cd to tAIl,
, 1876-09-13

CuARLxsfoa, 9. c., Sept l2.-Tlese has been
another serious outbreak among the rico hands
On tho Combshee. The laborera who were at
work havc been attacked and severely beaten.
Work is altogether stopped, aud the rioters re-
tuso to allow tho rico already harvested 10 ba
shipped to market. Gov. Chamberlain has dis.
patched special officer to Tho seems Of trouble,
r.ae rao I'd = SSTasbs2 to ,fk9 tbs TgG[SRs
, 1876-09-13

A ao-yard race was run At Dexter Park yes
terday afternoon, between McNusney, who won
from Tyndal last Saturday, aud Moulton, the
hitter wagering s100 even and giving bis oppo-
ncut 10 yarda start,-that is, he agreed to
won rlcyerly in Is sccouds, which, il the timers
were accurate, Is very fast time. There Is no
record for $40 yards, but the fastest 20 yards
ever n1aoe by an amateur mas Colbcck's, III
London In 1907, when ho .nadc It In 225{ sec-
Qpds.
, 1876-09-13

Tha alarm from Box CO.. It Ii 40 last evening
WAS caused by the discovery of . fire In tho top
Of three.story frame building At No. elO Des-
PLANES street, owned by Smith Thompson, and
occupied u \ tcnesnent-honsc. The apartment
In whtcl, the fire originated Taa unoccupled, and
from what cause 1t started 10 unknown, Damage
Sl0U; covered by insurance fur sl,2O In tie
Lycom!nR Of PIttsburg. Several Of the families
were deluged by water, but other than that sus-
fxtneft m ftnn,src
, 1876-09-13

finding a cralrapplo tree laden with fruit,
actzed his gin by tho barrel and commenced
course the gun WA discharged by .he pruccss.
and the sho. shattered Ills right ttig1-bune and
severed tho femoral artery. Amputasion was
performed Al Apeedly as possible, but tho
, 1876-09-13
FRANCE.
4 HOAX.

PARIS, Sept. IA great fire broke out in
Rue Bondy in this city last evening, aud Is still
raging. Tho military have been called out to
assst the arcn,en. Many lives have been lost
NEW YolsK, Sept. 12.-The agent Of the Vest
cru Associated Press at Paris talegraphs that
the only foundation for the above statement 1s
the burning last night Of the Carriage Bulldcrs'
House, unattended by any casualty.
, 1876-09-13

AT MANCHESTER, MICH.
Special 0tspatch to 7as Tfttane
ADRIAN, MIr1t., Sept. LA dispatch was re-
cclvcd here at to-day that tho Village Of Man
chester, Washtenaw County, vas In flames, aud
asking ftr steamer aud hosc. Ina fen min
utcs our large rotary engine and an efficient
company were IN readiness, but, before = train
eould start, u second dispatch came announcing
that the fire was under control. It broke out
in barn In the centre Of tho place, aud swept
away three lvery barns, the large brick hotel,
gool dwellings. Loss heavy.
, 1876-09-13

ToRHKspAts, Pa, Sept. IA passenger
train '..ln Philadelphia ran over two cows near
here thls morning, badly wrecklng the train, the
passengers cscaplng without Injury. Tho mall
agent was severely hurt aud the baggaBe-tn&stcr
slightly hFutaed.
, 1876-09-13

RICHMOND, W., Sept, 12,-Five cars Of the
Atlanta exprcsa train On the Dsnville Railroad,
near Greensboro, N. c., ran of the track to-day
and were thrown down an embankn1ent 90 feet.
Thirteen persons Wero Injured, noue fatally.
, 1876-09-13

MENDOZA, ILL.,, Sept. 12-Nlcholas Bcr-
schcids, who was run over by !rcight-tratn On
the Chicago, Burlington T. Quincy Railroad IN
this cisY on Friday night laat, died about
O'Clock this 1bornlng.
, 1876-09-13

81. PAut, MIMI, Sept. 12.-At Hastings, to-
day, by the falling OF scafoldlng On tho new
Presbyterian Church, T. Morris Has fatally, and
thrce other men severely, injured.
, 1876-09-13

HAVANA, Sept. 1a.-Drown d Co., British
subjects and leading dg-goods importers, have
been cmbargoed tor non-payment Of war taxes
for tho current year. Morrison Brothers, an
other English Hrln, have paid the taxes under
erty.
, 1876-09-13

JAxEsrowN, N. r., Sept. IA fire this
evening destroyed the largo furniture estab-
lishments Of Wood d. Comstock, stcttson &
Ellis, sctlldmaeaer It Bauer, and K. c. Wa1-
leigh, and the tub and pail factory OF Seymour
j. StetAQn. Loss, $50,OW.
, 1876-09-13
ycnr1 agn. Two houses wcye entered last night,
and quantity OF fuoucy aud Valuabica taken.


SS<ttdi ptpd&eh to The 7s1b,tnA
DANv1LLs, ILL.,, Sept. l4.-Charlca j. Martin
Was committed to the County jail under $500
bond to4lay, as alleged, for rohbing Grin KlnB
Of some s25 In money last night.
, 1876-09-13

Counc11. BLUES, H., Sept. l2,-An alterca-
tion here to-day between James Kennedy. .
saloon-kcepcr, and hts bartender, Charles
Frank, resulted in the latter being stabbed
s%asa sas scayyh u .a SapsF sps po Ct S to
prove fatal,
, 1876-09-13

NAFT6AIEN'8 QUARREL.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 12-Sam spradun,
Of St. James, Mo-, aud ". A. Smith, owner Of
4 raft coming down tho s'yer, quarteled wien
opposite Port Hudson on Monday. Tho former
was stabbed By tho lattcr, and dled hefq this
evening. s1nithts still 1t large,
, 1876-09-13

~ TzE1 III 112h& 711S53V@Ss
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 12.-Thc boiler Of III
engine on the Baltimore t& Ohio Railroad e1-
pioded near Frederick, tfd., yesterday after
noon, And Killed Angus 8eilafer, tho engineer,
and James +. Cook, the fireman.
, 1876-09-13

4 CHANGE IN TIE CABINET.
New YoRK, Sept. ia telegram from tho
City Of Mexico states that Gen. Melia, the Min.
Later Of War, has retired from tho Cabinet, and
Is succeeded by Escovcdo.
, 1876-09-13

BURGLARY.
1pt4ai MtpaieA 10 Tia 51euHa
kAxKAk1z, ILL.,, Sept. n-buFglafs have
mada their appearance heTs fQf ths frst time
sints tha nsRT9. Pslts Thp~pfs. Vea shaf two
, 1876-09-13

FAILURE

LONDON, Sept. 12.-E. 8. Slchcl & Co., mer~
chants, OF Bradford, have failed, with liabilities
OF Ef0,0OQ.
, 1876-09-13

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
SpsctaI Dtssa1eA to 1as TtttuaA,
LA8A1Ls, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-John Reagan, about
Is yetFy Of NC, stepson Of james Hsnnifau. OF
this clls. w hunting birds zeatsrd&x. and.
, 1876-09-13
CRIME.
THE MINNESOTA BANDITS

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 1e-7p. m.-At this
hour, the latest reports from the Northfteld
robbers hunt are rs follows:
From Iancsytlle, that At 5 o'clock this morn
Ing two horses were found in the woods II mLes
north Of that place, having brides on, but no
saddles, aud appearing as though thcy mny not
have been saddcd for several days. On this lu-
formation, Ill stations Of guards watching for
tho robbers wcrc notified to Keep sharp look
out, and Ill railway trains are being searched.
From st.. Peter, word comes that sir. Zubcr-
bier, farmcr on German Lake, Saw the robbers
this morning two miles northeast OF
German Lake They made = bridge
over a small muddy4'ottu1nel stream, over
which they led their horses; a1so, that purity
Of armed men had been sent to Sorscland,
seven miles northwest Of ST. Potter, on account
Of two foot1ncn whose conversation aud actions
excited suspicion. Further, that two suspected
men who came Into St. Peter On horseback have
been arrested ind lodged In jatl. Two persons
arrested last night near Jancsyilc and another
arrested In the woods north Of there Sunday
have been released on proof TINT they were hunt
crs Of tho robbers instead Ut members Of the
gang. ...-.........
At Janesgfllc, where until to-day tho utmost
confidence In the ultimate capture Of the ban"
dts has prevailed, the finding Ut the two horses
Al above mentioned Ia accepted as conclusive
that the robbers have dismountcd, and have,
perhaps, escaped. ,-...,--.
At st. Feter, which has oeen The hcaaquarteTsol
strict watch on the northern bo1nuary o1 tue
t!1nbcr country II which tne ssns dis9ppcareu'
tho report OF Farmer AuDeIpcr, WHO ~ plo-
nouacs1 entirely rei;spie, eohvl'iees peoG!a thas
tue robbers ase stil! IN tae Vicinity ~ nslhan !
Lake, to "hich they "eIs slaekca J ssaJ a1s .as..
found, as reported from Jauesyisle, and where
f-,r, - pctcr ia mt ,nnrc than milcs nnart
Ali cross.roade aud outlets arc still thoroughly
guarded. Volunteers continue Offering to take
the places OF Others who apandon tile Snnse' ana
octtcs organ5co pass'es " seoass &1e os''t' 'sat
MI nov ~ p;iismrv. being on his vav to phf)adel.
phia, tclegrapled froui milwaukee, today ORDER
ing tha Slate reward to be Increased p $l,oo
tor eagh nan. A1s; an ,asaai VII, anu RIU
1n;rta 1iSlonS AA'' ossN ~ Wy - Ao'''
f~''@ 10 4as E1.ttrn Assoetattd Press,
ST. PAUL, N1n, sept E.LGov. f!ilsonfy
nas "a @ lssuea ,tm. oSE ~ thE handits m.
,s Ga.h s.s r., nrtbeld nfYair Thts ia ia lieu
:; w. ro,snr u"v ~ SIS heretofore ofIered for
~ ths rs,tvr. ~ thc rntre hand. This Firat NA-
;innnI I'm HanI At Eortbticld has also increased ita
reward to ss9 saes; s,ec,., t,om woterso SAYS
,ha hae.1s ms ard seii,,ira of the rohbers were
ton,i u t,,ss .fts-ronn in thu thinner near Cleye-
iond ~ ~ Watcrriile road. This ts orcyptcl
10 snr,o ~ ~ .vtenre Tint thc robhcra huya e.
~ tJ',"d thro,t,h thc ror.,on If nt,rs,lers. md
s1afnu - tha i.tt"r ,re rniuv homrs numher
.,,s, ~ o.ov.- md az sii1l sn,,ttnr thn tim
9."A' hnr ha shc1f1 If Far;bault County rcports
| sceine Ave men near Indian Lake, three nltles
, 1876-09-13

Total baacs on hIts-Chtcago, 10; Hartford, 10.
laAses on crrors.Eh!cago, 2; Hartford, 2.
Passed ba't-Whlto, l.
Wild pltch-Cummlngs+ !.
ATHLETIC vs.. CINCINNATI
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 12.--Tha baseball
ga,ne hero to-day resulted "A follows:
AthietiS. ...........9 8 j / 5 : ! 8 al2
cins'nn:ti; 'sana .a;s.dwit1ote I..;1 Q
First base by errorx-Athetc. Q: Cincinnati, 3.
st. LOUIs vs.. nosToN.
BosToN, 6ept. 12.-Ths game between the
Boston and st. Louis Clubs to-day was won by
tbs latter by the following score:
q; s:!:si t;ss::si::" s:si::::
ltuhs eArned-Bt. Louis. J.; Boston, l.
First base On errors-uoston. 6: st. Louis, g..
LoUIsvILLn rs. MUTUAL,
New York, Sept. 1a.-Tno Louiavtlles de-
feated the Mutualsto-day by the following score:
xatssi;;;' xtn!if;:- ..... ......3 8 : ) : : { -
lt4na eaFned-Nonc.
Flat base on srroru-Louisville, .; Mutual, q
TEE CANADIAN cuAMPI0N3Alf.
6psci1! pispateA to TAs 1ftbuAs
LONDON, Sept. IA game Of baseball for
the championship Of tho Dominion took place
here to-day between tho TocumsehG, Of London,
and the Maple Loaf Club Of Guelph. 1t was 4
renewal ot the last game played, which wa8 won
bY the Loudon Club, and protested by tho
Guelph men on the ground that the umpire had
bct upon the fe.ult. Tho game to-day WIS
spirited one, the play on both sides being cx-
eeptional!y good. At tho close the scors stood
Iscumsehs, u Maple Leafs, 3.
, 1876-09-13

MADRID, Sept. IA detachment Of 2,7oo
Spanish troops will embark Sept. Is to reinforce
tile Spanish army in Cuba They will be fol-
lowed by 1850 othcrs before tha end Of thts
month.
, 1876-09-13

alt ages, $50 each, t25 forfeit, and only 80 4
decfarcd, *40o added, ons und a ha'f tntlca, II
entries, I've started.
A. Kccnc IslchAstl'a b. C. Redman, years old,
ty War Dance. 106 p0unds.... ...............1
J. Henry Mif!cFs ch. m. Gcnfg1e Bowman, &
ycars old, BY Lexington, To-, pounds. ......,..2
Williams q 0wene b. h, Fair Play, 6 years old,
by Virgil. Ill pounds: :...... ..........: .....3
kAtid Penfcs and Carrie Anderson not piactd.
1fme-X:40.
The second race Was cOlt stake fur 3-ycar-
olds, 825, play or nay, 500 added, Rt.l the
second coft To lave Ills stake; thrcc.faurths Of
mile, ~ entries, and seven starters. Tlis race
resulted In dead haat bctwccns bufoftl's NJ
Whittier aud Mc1utyrc's King Faro, and was
decided by the parties dividing the purac:
4. nuforh'a CT. {. 1tcWhirtef, By Enquirer. IL
Ontario, BY Bonnie Scotland ................ %
Nclntyrck b.. c. King Fnso. by imp. rhueton dam
" imp. Knight OF II. tieurXe...... ...... $40
D; sw'xe.ts b. 6. Ltsoon. BY imp. rhaeton.... ..3
Hest nut placed.
7fme-1:18A.
behind.
Tho third race trial was for purse Of $50,
three-loufths Of ml!s, seven entries, all start
ing:
cadraflAder &Thomas' q. c. Linsmore. BY Light.
Asintyrea Nichols b. i. uiiits bf:nt i; imp.
James T. aiin:tci, i. i PioeSe Ha;aorsf 5;
Rest not placed.
, 1876-09-13

LONDON, Sept IA Madrid dispatch says:
The Spanish Government has issucd q circular
In relation to the complaints Of Protestant lnin-
article OF the Constitution forbduing public re-
ligious manifestations. Similar manifestations
by Roman Catholics are likewise tnterdictcl.
, 1876-09-13

ALL DIsEASKS OF TItE BLOOD.
II vkn1TtKn win rtsave pa.n. cleans. purify. and
Sess stS a,ist ify5ae aereat n,,1y
dck Iaesing foF yssss 4 i not SopSja:i,s Eroos i
fcae performing such Krsat eu!csS Il works 10 Tho
buu1 In t!e citcHlanx fu!d. II can truly hs eslIrd
oTina.e4 ii the Lood and no nealctna tat dVes not
nct lrretly upun II u purify aud fenoxa&e, hss nny
, 1876-09-13

79Htt-I.l73.
There will bc tno ilnc races tomorrow.
BOSTON.
Dosror, Sept. 12.-The fail meeting at Mystic
Park opened today With the largest attendance
Of any Of the l,nrkS here this season.
The e:40 class, the purse WAS $1,000, $500 to
tho tret, $3.50 To tic second, $50 to the third,
and 800 to tho fourth, and resulted "a follpws
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
Tie (NlOr Line.

If it be true that Pinchback has writ
ten an open letter, in which he advises
his people to abandon the strict color
line in their political affiliations, and to
act henceforth upon their individual
convictions of right or views of policy,
he has done very wise thing. When
the colored people cease to act in a
mass, under the control and direction
of scheming leaders, the white people OF
the South, who are now held together
by a sense of common danger, will like
wise form new party associations and
feel safe in indulging those personal
preferences in matters OF governmental
policy which they now deem it neces-
sary to sacrifice for the common good.
Let the colored man show independ
ence Of thought and action and indi
yiduality of character in his politica
course, and both the Republican and the
Democratic party will welcome his co
operation and contend with equal yea
for his vote and support. We shoult
then hear no more of ku-klux ant
White League organizations in thi'
State
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15
New ORLEANS, Feb. IA, 1876.

Editor New Orleans Democrat:
Dear Sir-A communication signed
H. Bonzano appeared in your journal on
Sunday morning, the 18th instant,
which is capable OF an Interpretation
I do not wish it to bear.
Mr.. Bonzano endeavors to shift re-
sponsibility for negotiation for war
rants from the State Treasury to dis
charge Indebtedness of the Charity
Hospital, to the house Of Wheelock,
Finlay & Co. and another house, from
himself to us.
pital does owe WheelOck, Finlay x Co.
over $14,5OO for drugs, chemicals, ETC.,
sold at the lowest market price in the
years of 1871, 1872, 1873 and 1874, and
that we have in vain endeavOred to OBJ
tain payment.
At length, worried out by delay and
fearing total loss, [ offered to compro.
mise the debt with the Board of Adj
ministrators of the Charity Hospital, by
taking eleven thousand dollars in cash
for their entire Indebtedness.
Beyond this I know nothing Of this
affair; have been no party to the mode
or manner Of procuring warrants from
the State; am utterly ignorant, beyond
what l have seen in the papers, OF what
has been done by Mr.. Bonzano and
others on their own authority, and un-
known and unauthorized by me.
have sanctioned no arrangement OF
agreement other than what I have
stated, and I must decidedly disclaim
the equivocal position Of :" hacker tc
Mr.. Bonzano, to which that gentleman
has sFy Kayy1s ms in his
E. B. WHEELOCK.