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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS


THE DAY BEFORE THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE PRELIMINARIEs-THE PROBABLE ORGAN
IzATIoN IXDICATED-BLAINE THE FAvoRITE.
TRENTON, May 10, 1870
The Republican State Convention elect delegates 10
the Cincinnati Convention meets here tomorrow.
Already there assembled the ground about $50
delegates or onc-ourth OF tho Convention. Essex
county is represented SO that the State Executive
Committee, OF which Joseph A. Coult is chairman and
John Y. Foster secretary, enabled to hold
ference this evening with Two chairmen OF each county
committee. AZ tho conference, secretary, Mr.
Foster stated plan agreed upon TO
uniform organization throughout the State. Among
those present Governor Newell George A. Hal.
sey, John Hill, Amos Clark, Jr.; Senators Leaning,
Potts, Jsrrard, Bcttlc sewe Hopkins, and consid-
erablc number OF Asscmblymen and regulation hacks
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
Tho State Committee have agreed upen the following
as tho temporary organization OF tho Convention ut
Taylor Hall 10 :-Presdcnt, FIX Senator Henry
J. Slcne Of Union County; Secretary, Samuel N Gray
of Camden. The talk is TO mako Cortland Parker, OF
Essex permanent president " he can be induced TO
accept, which IL considered doubtful. John Newlin
will probably be chosen permanent secretary. As
CARDS delegates there is Of course certainty yet
but careful conference with leading induces the
belief that the following Inst Will not be far out OF the
way
For Observation-Disclosures Hobart OF Pas
SAFE; General Scweli, Of Camden at present President
OF the State SENATE; exCongrcssman George A, Hal.
scy, of Essex Senator Potts. OF Hunterdon. There Is
possibility that Cortland Parker may be substituted
Tor Hasey, and Levi D. Jarrard for Potts. The slate
for district delegates, prepared hero, foiows:
First Dstrct-Colunci Potter and Richard Leaning
Second District-Gcneral Schultz and James STRAIT
ton.
Third District-Lcvi d. Jarrard and Amos Clark, Jr
Fourth Distrct-Joe Coult and John !. BLAIR or
Judge Gnston.
Fifth District-HcnryC Pitncy andJ wyman Jones'
Sixth Distrlct--John l.. Blake and Theodore Mac
knot.
seventh Distrct-I. II. Hcndrick and Henry New.
bold
FAvoRITE.
canvass OF the delegates now on the ground shows
that tho sentiment Is pretty nearly unanimous for
Bninc that patent factor Foster does not appear
to been so wild, alter ALL The general belief is
that pledge will DO exactod OF the dccgates, bus
that they will 20 free 10 their sweet will
At Cincinnati Hero and there scattering votes for
Bristow, but neither Conkhngs name Morton's Is
oven so much as spcd The indications arc that the
Convention will be harmoniousiv worked, and that
platform will be adopted overlooking with
OF reform and an arrangement OF tue ..Rebel Con-
gress and It's intcrminablc and costly investigations.
Everything is very quiet, and nowhere is there any
enthusiasm.
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THE MEXICAN REvoLUrIoNIsTs.

EscoDEDo's MARCH ON MArAMoRAs-rH1EAr
OF THE REvoLurroxIsrs TO BURN THE CITY
II THEY CANNOT DEFEND r-REvoLUrIoNARx
ATTACK ON LAREDo--A STORE ROBBED BY
yxDxRAL OFFICERS.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, May 10, 1874
General Escobedo is within sixty miles OF Mata-
moras with force OF $500 strong. He has been sup
piled from this side with munitions OF war and
everything required by an army in the field.
PREPARATIONS FOR OFFENCE.
All able-bodied men have been conscripted for the
defence OF Matamoras.
Four thousand non-combatants are on this side,
and great excitement exists
THE BLACK FLAG
was raised at Laredo by the federal commander ON
Sunday last
The federal Officers went to the store OF Sanches h
Salinas and, with pistols at the heads OF the clerks
and cashier. held them at bay while their subordi-
mates robbed the establishment
ATTExrr TO CAPTURE LAREDO.
An attempt 70 capture the town by the Diaz party
failed. Several shots came to this side Of the river.
No damage was DONE Another lot OF arms has been
seized by the revolutonists, who
rHREAIxx 10 BURN xArAxoRAs
II they cannot defend It. The government troops
well disciplined and in good condition but their
horses are worn out for want OF water and forage.
Gonzales the Revolutionary commander In Mata-
moras win fight TO the bitter end.
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wINSLow STILL WAITING HIS DIsCHAR0E-LoRD
DERBY HAS NOT HEARD FROM WARRINGTON
D1sRAEII DOUBTFUL ON THE FENIAN AMNESTY
ouEsr1oN-No MARKET FOR MONEY.
LONDON, May &c. 1875
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. Bourke, Under
Secretary for tho Foreign Department replying to
question Of Sir William Harcourt, liberal member for
the city OF Oxford said winsow was still custody
the judge having consented remand him in conse-
quepce OF Attorney General Holkers statement that
Lord Derbys despatch had reached Washington on
Saturday last
Sir William Harcourt observed that this was not nm
answer to his question to whether the government
had come to final decision in the premises
Mr.. Bourke rctortcd that it might have been in
erred that no na, decision could be made until the
reply TO Lord Derbys despatch arrived. The latter
reached Washington on Monday or Tuesday. The pa
pcrs will be laid the table when the correspondence
ls closed.
THE YExIAS AMNESTY QUESTION.
The Manchester Guardians London correspondents
says tho petition OF the members Of Parliament for the
release OF tho Fcnan prisoners viii be presented to Mr.
Disrae on Wednesday.
1t is the general expectation among the Irish men,
bers that although the government will consent 10
! Gull amnesty IL will do something toward meeting
The petitioners prayer Some reports profess to
such belief outgivings Of the Minister'S but the
uory was before the division in the House OF
Commons on Sir Henry James motion Of censure in
regard tho Royal Titles Proclamation when the votes
u tho Irish members needed the report may have
been set afoat for purpose which has already been
accomplished, and may, therefore, prove untrustwor-
thy.
MONEY xor WANTED on CHANCE
The Fnaneier says practically there market for
money on the Stock Exchange
AsIArc AND EUROPEAN VISITORS TO TINE EMPRESS
Several Indian Rajahs belonging to the suite OF Sir
saar Jung, Prime Minister Of the Nizam oHyderabad,
visited tho Queen At Windsor to-day Sir Salar himself
Is his waysto England, and will arrive shortly.
Tho Empress OF Germany left here to-day on her re-
turn home
The exKipg OF Hanover, together with his family
and suite, will arrive in London tonight
The cx-King is travelling incogsifo
WEATHER REPoRE
The weather to-day is dull
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A NEGRO RIOT.

ROBBERY OF A STORE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BETWEEN sHERIrFs POSSE AND THE RIOT
ERs--TwENrY NEGRoEs KILLED.
vnKsruRa, Miss. MAY 10. 1875
special to the Herald says $50 armed negroes
broke store about twelve miles west Of Wood
vile and robbed 1t Of all tho ammunition,
shoes, saddles, &c, contained in It. The Sheriff
of the county, hearing OF the disturbance, issued
PROCLAMATION
commanding them to oisporse. which order disre
garded To-day he summoned posse and, on coming
up the negroes. again ordered them to dispersc.
NEGROES HIM
and fred on tho party. The FIRE was returned ard
sharp skirmish ensucd, resulting In victory to the
posse. II is thought twenty negroes were killed and
several wounded No further trouble is apprehcnded
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyYIcR or TIN CBIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nay Ill A. ~

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYcR or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
wAsHrSGroS, Nay Ill M
Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States rising
barometer easter;y 10 southcrIy winds and generally
warmer, partly cloudy weather, following cool light
rains along the Carolina coast
For tho West Gulf States, rising and stationary
barometer continued southcrly winds and partly
cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising and sta
tonary barometer, southerly to westerly winds and
slightly cooler, clear wcnthcr
For the upper lakes, rising and stationary barometer
variable winds and slightly warmer clear or clearing
weather
FOR the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lcys, rising, followed by falling barometer winds
shifting TO southcasterIy and warmer, clear partly
cloudy weather.
For tho lower lakes and Middle States falling FOL-
lowed by rising stationary barometer winds vccring
10 southery and westerly and warmer, clear or clear
ing weather.
For New England. falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds and warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Tho Lower Missouri River continues to fall
Cautionary signals continue on the North Carolina
coast
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THE INDEPENDENT PARTY.

INDIANAPOLIS, May TO- 1876
Between 200 and 800 delegates to tho Independent
National Convention arrived to-day claiming repre-
sent wenty-ono States and other delegates are cx-
pccted TO arrivo tonight
At IN informal meeting held tonight tho
question Of the postponcment Of the nomna-
ton Of Presidential ticket until after the Cincinnati
and ST. LOUIS conventions held was freely dis
cussed. few Eastern delegates favor postpone Mt
while tho large majority of the other delegates are in
favor OF immediate action
The Convention will meet nj ten o'clock tomorrow
but nominations will not be made until Thursday.
Tho Central Committee Of Indiana to-day placed Hon.
Arson Walcott In nomination for Governor, Woo San
ders declined, and nominated Richard Gregg, or Dcca
tur county for Lieutenant Governor; uriah Coulson
OF sullivan county, for Auditor OF the State and Judge
Pccle for Supreme judge IN the Fourth district yco
Lindsey declined.
Tho Convention for the nomination OF candidate for
Congress In this district, adjourned until tho 9Th or
August
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CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 10. 1877

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nay TO- 1919
Last Sunday morning about ten O'Clock eight chill
drcu, whose ages ranged from eight fifteen years. got
into an old eaky skin In the Ohio River. short dis
lance from vevay Ind, and started out for ride.
When IN The middle Of tho river they discovered that
the SKIN nIling and shouted Tor help. the same
time using every effort to reach the shore: but Tho
skin went down. gentleman the Kentucky
shore jumped into small boat and attempted to
cue the children but before he could reach the scene
Ave o: them all the children OF Charles Irwin were
drowned ono OF the three rescued badly
frightened that II Is feared he will not recover
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GERMANY.

A CABINET DIFFICULTY PROVOKED BIZ BISMARCK
LONDON. May II, 1874
Tho Standards despatch from Berlin reports that
Herr Camphausen Vice President Of the Prussan MIN
stry and Minister OF Finance. Will tender his resigna
ton few days, OF differences with Prince
Bismarck.
\. THEIRS AND COUNT Won ARSM
The Same despatch says ex-Presldent Theirs has de-
clarcd his readiness appear witness favor OF
Count Arniin, II his health permits him to make
tho journey 70 Berlin
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A-CATARRH Is A COMMON DISEASE-SO COM
that snufng, splitting blowing OF the
every the Your foot slips In these naStl
sidewalk and In the public
and It's dsageesbe odo the breath ri tho
afflicted them offensive their associates There
highest medical authority stating that with fully
onoha twothrds Of those afflicted with consunp-
~ the the disease cafArrh In tho
head the step being 20 tho throat and bronchial
Tubes lastly TO tho lungs How important then. to give
early and prompt attention TO catarrh To this
disease she by using Dr. PIERCE
blood and heals the diseased GLANDS By specific influence
With DR PigRcEs NASAL Doucuy This the only
the upper and hack cavities where the discharge
No danger from this and IL pleas
mt The two medicines, with instrument. ara sold
~ dealers In medicines.
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A CRIPPLED RAILROAD.
sr. Iorrs. No., May 10, I

Sr. LOTS, NO., May 10, 1870.
Colonel ~ II. Armstrong. Of the receivers OF the
Atlantic and PacDc Railroad, was before the State
Board Of Equalization yesterday and made a statement
regarding that road. he said the bonded debt IS
<5 $50 64U Of gold ncrcss Se7l 39 and Of
curr~0cy interest $116.500 The company cannot pay
~ ncxt July interest The rst mortgage bonus Of
<7.SC50O0 The witness would not give ten cents an
the dollar OF tho bonded debt and tho road would not
h. able to pay interest Il until extended 10 tho
Pacific II hardly pays running cxpenscs and IN
hin opinion will have 10 Be sold ous In October neat
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REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB.

Tho Executive Committee OF the Republican Reform
Club met in sccrct session last night nj No. 30 Union
square, with General II. L. Burnett In the chair A
committee was appointed 10 arrange To- mass meet
Ing 10 be held prior the Cincinnati Convention to
which all persons IN sympathy with the sentiments
expressed in tho call for tho organization OF the club
are to be invited Judge Emott laid copy Of letter
before the meeting, which no wrote 70 William G.
Bryant Carl schurz and others. expressing his SYM
paihy with the Reform Convention which took place
yesterday and the day before, and regretted that he
could not attend It,
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Tho Central Organization Of the German Taxpayers
met las. night at their room, in Fourth street. The
Committee on Legislation presented summary OF the
acts tho Legislature passed in reference this city,
and expressed themselves strongly in favor OF the
Woodin charter. After u prolonged debate, IN which
Mcssrs Radde General Sigei, Nchrbass, Pltschke Dr.
schulz and others participated u resolved to pc
tton the Governor at 10 approve OF the charter
md thus mako IL law.
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ENGLISH ANTICIPATION or EXCITEMENT IN
THE LEGIsLATURE-
LONDON, May 10, 1875
special despatch to the Pail Nall Gasete from YER
fales says the debate the amnesty question drew
great attendance TO the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
IL is well known beforehand that tho proposal will DO
rejected. There is rumor that before the discussion
Is closed Prince Napoleon, whose election Ajaccio
has caused much excitement in the Bonapartist
ranks, will speak IN favor OF amnesty.
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THE BOGUS COMMISSIONERS PLOT.

Detective Dorsey. Of the Twelfth precinct yesterday
arrested James Powers alias james White, Of the
men concerned IN the attempt 20 extort money from
man on the pretcncc Of putting him the police force.
Tho prisoner when taken before the superintendent
told an improbable story about his ignorancs of the
plans OF his conspirators He positively refused 10
disclose the Of the ono that pcrsonatcd Commits
eioncr Erhardt in tho transaction The prisoner will
be taken curt this morning
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ballot
TINE AUDfToRsHP.
There Is hitter light oyer the Authorship. General
Lippincoi present incumbent Is holding close race
with + IL Medley, OF Washington county. Mr.. row
en- Of Rchland as third candidate, will hold the bal
ancc Of power. For
STATE TREAsuREE
Edward kutz. OF 81. Claire; T. c. Hamburger, OF
Adams, aud G. A. Sslders, OF Marion, the candi-
dates kutz IS ahead, and, being a German OF good
record VIII probably be nominated for Attorney Gen.
oral There are several candidates, but j. Edsnil
present incumbent, is considerably ahead. The Con-
vcntion Will be July attended, and from the activity
and vgor with which the preliminary almost
all parts OF the State 10 conducted II evident the
pubiicans fully expect TO carry the State with any
ticket they may nominate. Tho democratic leaders
very quiet and watching for the republicans nominate
men who can be crippled by attack and whose record
contains flaws TO be exposed
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FRANCE.

n DE MARJORIE, MINISTER or THE INTERIOR
BoNArARrrsr ELEcT1D.
PARIS, May 10, 1875
n dc Msrcers's appointment Minister OF tho Int.
rior has been gazcttcd
ANOTHER BoxArARrsr ELECTED
n. Gavni, Bonapartist, has been elected TO tho
Chamber OF Deputies from the town OF Corte, Corsica.
THE QUESTION or AMNESTY UNDER DEBATE.
VERSAILLES: My 10, 1876
Tho motion for amnesty discussed By the Cham.
Der Of Deputies to-day.
MN. Clenenceau and Lockroy radicals advocated
amnesty.
The asdsssss republicans OPPOSED Il They pointed
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scotia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post once q
half past eight o'clock A. n.
THE NEW York HERALD-Edition for Europc-win
be really at eight O'Clock in tho morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six ccnta
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Jacob Haltx, German living at Jenkins Hotel, on
Barclay street, found last night by John Parker,
coachman, al tho corner Of PARK avenue and Forty
second street, with deep cash in his throat and his
clothes torn. He was conveyed to the New York Hos
pita. From the nature Of the wound Il rs supposed
that ne attempted suicide. HIS condition 10 considered
eorioua
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THE SULTAN GUARANTEES THE ABOLITION OF
THE SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, May 10, 1874
The British Resident at Zanzibar has negotiated
treaty with tho Sultan providing for the entire abo
htion OF the slave trade under stringent ruioa
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Bosrox, May Is, 1873.

BosToS, May 10, 1876
Daniel J. Swift and Herbert A. Davenport OF Green
field Mass, this morning pleaded guilty to murder in
the second degree killing r. j. Farnsworth, Colo
raine last year, and were sentenced to tho State
Prison for lie.
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SHOOTING AFRRAY.

During alteration last night In saloon Thirty
fourth street. Charles Moore, tho proprietor. shot
in the head by John Husscy, OF Hunters Point The
wound IL not considered serious. Husscy made his
excapo.
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TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS.

1HE REPUBLICANS OF THE STATE VERY FULLY
REPREsENTED-BRIsTow THE FAvoRITE.
NASHVILLE, May IL, 1870
Contrary to expectation the state will be pretty fully
represented ut the Republican Convention. Very full
delegations coming in Tho to night decided
not TO instruct delegates TO the Cincinnati Convention
and not to nominate republican candidate for Cover
nor until after the meeting Of the two national
tions. Interest centers Bristow and Morton Tho
Convention IL about equally divided between the con-
testants IN this respect IL IS hot tonight and a
lively convention Is expected large number OF led
eral office holders In delegations with proxies work.
ing, with some exceptions, hard Tor Morton. here.
business men and non politicians all for Bristow,
who say that his nomination Is necessary for the saliva
ton Of tho party South. Hayes Is frequently men,
toned, Blanc occasionally.
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FIREPROOF 80
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON sTa
HANDSOMELY AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES
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LOUISIANA BONDS.


NV OHLEtSs, May &C. 1915
Adcspatch from Governor Kellogg says the Govern.
Ing Committee OF tho New York Stock Exchange have
agreed TO place the Louisiana bonds on the call list or
the exchange from which they have excluded for
the past two years.
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
8 Il A N l. e Y :.
Colonel Gordon's Report Concerning the
American Explorer in Africa
WinslOw Kept Waiting for Secretary
Fish'S Reply to Lord Derby'S Note.
TEE SALONICA AGITATION SUBSIDING
Fenian Amnesty a Matter Of Doubt
with Premier Disraei.
ID F. ID LY d U E l. S.
The Sultan Of Zanzibar Guarantees the
Suppression Of the Slave Trade.
STANLEY.
TIE SAL0HICA AGITATION sUBSIDIHG.
Fenian Amnesty a Matter Of Doubt
with Premier Disraen.
d FAD LIZ DU E L S.
The Sultan Of Zanzibar Guarantees the
Suppression Of the Slave Trade.
STANLEY.

COLONEL ooRDoN's REPORT OF THE AMERICAN
xxPLoRER IN AFRICA.
rnxcIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
LONDON, May TO- 1876.
Mr.. Edward Marston, Of the nrm OF Sampson
Low, Marston Co., received to-day q letter from
Colonel Gordon. the African traveller, dated on the
9TH Of March.
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT STANLEY.
Colonel Gordon states that he received from
Mrovti, near Mtesas an open envelope addressed In
explorer, containing some badly constructed Eng
fish, written in an unknown hand, but he heard
nothing Of Stanley.
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THE WEATHER rrsrrrpAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty Jour hours IN CON-
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year. M
iica,cd by the thermometer Al Hudnut's pharmacy
4 A
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SUCCESSFUL ACHlEvEMENT-THE NEW STTl
ElAsrrc TarSs sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
Broadway: comfortably evcrywhcrc supercedss
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out how necessary Il for the republicans 10 show
BY their nrs measures that they had nothing in CON-
mon with the Commune.
The debate will be resumed tomorrow.
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BUCHAN's CARBOLIC DIsINFECTfNG SOAPS
greatest purifiers In the world they destroy all
nil Depot IS John At
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A RUSSIAN BATH, At NO. rs EAST 4rH ST.
will cold in few hours. thus saving the patient three
Jour days msery.
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Average temperature yesterday. IlS
ys-... si,s
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TURKEY.

AN AMERICAN MAH-oT-wAR AT SEA FOR sALoN1cA.
[srEc1A1 DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE ]
NICE, May &c. 1876.
Rear Admiral John L. worden, Of the United States
Navy, hosting his nag on board the American war
ship Franklin sailed from this port to-day for sa-
lonica-
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(vHEAPEsr BOOKSTORE II THE WORD. GRAND
y o''''n''.I So ss sRcsfHERs. Sa sesl-sss =
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RIOTERS ARREsTxD-THx AGITATION AT sA-
LoNIcA sUBsIDINa.
LoSDox May 16 1874
Advices from Salonca say the total number of ar.
in connection with the outrage there have been
efty-four.
The preliminary inquiry has commenced and the
excitement in the town Is gradually subsiding.
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81 HATS, 81 20; SILK HATS, s. 50 WORTH 50;
fine Derbys - New Church 81. up stairs
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO MEASURE
The very Six for ~ 57i Broadway and 81 Arch It,
phflndeluhia.
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4 sAmEf---"MADE or GoD.'' Is THE NAME RE
"a t.ined othe miraeulons nnsra spring Water b.. ,s
interest," 81 humanity. Onfccs 20O broadway. Books Tree
Water. per barrel. &c. gacu
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING All.
Aerased Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S. iss ~ and 16sh
g.. city.
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4 RE YoU GOING IxrO THE cOUxrRvy
"A HOME JOE VI ntaIns list ~ summer kcsoJt&
giving prices. distances and other particulars
NORRIS PHILLIPS 4 Co. xo. Park place y. Y.