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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
GOV. HARTRANlTs MESSAGE.

PRESENT CONDITION OF Observation-Disclosures
IN THE AMOUNT OF THE GENERAL FUND-sAv-
INGs BANKs-INDUsTRIhL RT-LAwLESsNEss IN
TIE COAL REGIONs-PROGRr>' IN TIE CENTURY.
The annual message of the Governor of Pennsy-
vania. John f. Iartranft, wa resented TO the Leg
islature of the State on Wednesday. The points of
greatest interest will be founi in the following alb
stract Special reference is ade TO the condition Of
society in the coal regions and remarks are directed
TO the late Centennial Exhibition.
THE MESSAGE.
The year has closed with very little change
I'm the commercial condition of the country The receipts
Of the state derived mainly from the profits OF corpora
ons and business have been somewhat reduced by the
nroloneed depression Notwithstanding this fact how
ever the expenses Of the Government be covered
without increased taxation Owing, also, TO the general
desire for safe and permanent investments the state may
gave annually a considerable amount OF interest by fund
ing her overdue loans at lower rate OF interest. The
following are the receipts and disbursements during
fiscal year ending Nov. 20. 1876:
pa,suce i1 Treasury Nov 80 1875 s9e3207 27
RecCpts,... ""'"'o'o %
Total ........................-... s7,O72.O97 "a
Ordinary expcHses .... ss5o5,5l3 s2
i@sTs,, h%as ON loans I327389 10 6Os7.1o0 O9
pa,ance IN Treasury Nov 90 1876. s9s4, ,097 62
The following is a statement Of the public debt:
Overdue, not presented for payment and upon
III er ent gold loan payable August 1877. 324j, 90 90
~ r cent old i0sn ayaIe August 1873. 273,OOO
cent gold loan iayabe 1873 100000 90
~ ne, cent gold loan payable August, 1882. $4,000 90
-Four and ois Issa @ per oe' c" $1,000
Six ger snd osnt nayabe within fvs years 7ss2so 90
Sly Psr s11t sed psyabe Within ten ye 9995sO 90
SIX per xan,e cen. is2p Observation-Disclosures 100000 90
Total s22, ,O2l 5s
Unfunded debt: a,oooo
Relief notes In circulation. S3oo'dooS ",
Int certificates OuIs stannlnR Io,ooo -
Interest ncatss Unclaimed. 9''aao 90
domestic creditor ceItincate....' 80 w
ChambeIsburg certihcates out m .o
ChaunbeIsJurg certncatcs uh IA co ia aoo II
claimed. ...''''''.'''''''
Sinking Pand Gssetsi
Pennsylyania Railroad bonds,
representing an Indebtedness n, o,o n,
IAN All 1877 81, ,014,9Ib 6I
Allegheny Valley bonds.. g. OOO0n 90 oo,. mn On
Cash balance Sinking Fund. e5S,S9z 20 "oosoio %
Indebtedness unprovded for. or...........siaoZsooo "
Tn the next five years about $120OOOOO OF the state
loans become payable To pay the same would take an
annual payment Of nearly " 100000 This Is not prac
cabe nor desirable. therefore recommend that new
loan be authorized rate Of interest not exceeding
ner centu redeemable in fifteen years and payable In
thirty years for such amount may be deemed In ex-
ces. of reasonable reduction Of the public debt Tor the
next Ave years. new per centum loan woud pc
taken promptly at o premium, and large amount OF
interest saved.
All tina expenditures Of the Government are payape
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
EQUITY TERM-J. F. DAILY, J.-No day calendar.
TRIAL TERN-PART I.-VAN HOEsEN ].

Ivan HoEsEy, J.
493. Brewer agt. Dayton
$40. Reynolds agt. Eric
Railway Co.
i4i. Weld agt. Kane.
72i. swan agt. Stiger.
93O. Burgess agt. Burgess.
l43. Hunt agt. Roberts.
1896. Philips agt. Hamilton.
47O. .Blasi act Flcisch.
799. .Guidet agt. Mayor.
S77. Wilson agt. Pine.
80. Powers agt. Earned
1904. LAMBERT agt. Mente-
gaLza.
.RM-PARr I.-SHEA. c. J.
1878. .Stearns agt. n. Y. and
Del. X. Slate co.
4340. .CohD agi. simon.
72J9. Flock agt Darrow ard
OF.
6639. .Menken agt Cohen ct
al.
77l2. Reynolds agt. Erlar,lt
1922. .Leggett ana OF. agt. Cox
1923. .ButteIieh and or. agt.
Stevens.
-GOEPP. ].
1896. .Spofford agt. McCreafy.
6S43. .Trageser agt. Wangler
and or.
1893. Hartman agt. Simon.
76~l .Zeimer agt. Politz.
1853. Morrow aud OF. agt.
oppenheim.
1929. .keteltaS agt. Bee
bacher.
67l0. .Rog rs agt. Reeve and
or.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

800. .Borchardt agt. U. $.
Fire lns. Co.
205. Van Dorm agt Cen.
Park, n. and +. II.
II. X. Co.
1852. Dutch ACT. Dorsey.
Sol. .Wircman agt. Reming-
ton :. Mach. Co.
G23... Reith agt. COnnOr. &c.
45I. Becker agt. Bochus and
or.
40. .McMahOn agt. Walsh.
1902. Commercial Bank aSt
Eccles.
460. Run agt. See.
468. .Wray agt. Fedderke.
437. Kennedy agt. Bodine.
480l2. simmons and or. agt.
webb.
4SI. Burns agt. Cent. Park,
n. and 4. Il. R.R.Co.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

MORE and II
28. .Boueggaman ct al. agt.
Con. Life Ins. Co.
40. Fcrdon agt. Foster ct al.
So. .McGinness ct al. agt
shea.
50. Lynch agt. Sevinc.
20. .COchl ane agt Key
nolds.
IL. Gregory agt. Keegan.
73. Pelant agt. Fleig.
10. Pennington ct al agt.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

" An NOhcII Js
duses.
1858. Clark sgt Levinger and
anO.
427l. Clarke ct al. agt. Doy-
ing.
42G5. Israel. &c, agt. White.
4047. Blauvelt agt. Delaney,
&c.
39Sl.. Waterbury agt. Mundy.
1927. Campbell agt. Cooley.
&c. and ano.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
SHERIDAN, j.

GENERAL SESSIONS I.-GLDERsIEEVR J-DaYid star
lng Michael Donnelly. robbery Antonio Marine tranee,eo
Baope Martha White fconious assault and battery JOhn
Okeefe, burglary Eugene Rogers grand iarcelyj Oabo
Costal extorlon.
SYRACUSE Jan 4General Term day calendar jan ls71
Nos u.s. 1Ol, 42 A. lO3 l2O, l22 l22 1872 l5s, lAZ'
la7.
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SPECIAL TERN-SPIER, J.
DcTRurTeTs.
s.. Robertson agt. Bennett a. Wallace agt Bennet.
IsSLe Of Fact.
"A. Payken ct al. agt. GoetZal et al.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

he desired emu.
WM. TuREBuLL & Co.
DREXEL, MORGAN d co.
BROWN BROTHERS IL co.
SHEPHERD +. KNAPP.
Ii. Is. CLAFLIN n Co.
ISAAC L. MARTIN.
Wn. A. WHEELOCK.
WM. NJ. BLISS.
JAS. &. BREWSTER, III. ID.
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SenOr Mains Advice
VIOLENr STRIKERS.
Attack CNOu Dudu.triouS r,u,Ioxe

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Angus - -Au1ther
bold attempt 10 interfere with those en-
ployed in the mines occurred last nj ght at
Nottingham breaker, belonging to the Le-
high ard WIlkesbarre ccaI company.
one of the largest in the valley. Oaiy the
engineer and fireman who attends the pumps
have been at their posts since the strike
Last night at late hour, when people
were asleep, large body of bold meU,
said to be identified with The worst
element among the miners, went to the
breaker al signaled for the men below To
ascend TO the top at once, under penalty of
having the fans stopped and their lives put
IN jeopardy by the suspension of fresh air
through the underground chambers. The
engineer came up, accompanied by the fire
man. On arriving at the surface the former
drew revolver and informed the gang that
surrounded him that he would not stop work
unless he was disabl and he threatened to
shoot the 6rst man who interfered with him
Quicker than flash he was seized from be-
nd, and before he cOald use his weapon IL
was Ia ken away from him, and he was ter
ribly beaten and left upon the ground. The
fireman was compelled To promise not TO go
10 work again. The gang then dispersed
This morning, however, the brave engineer.
with his head bandaged, reported for duty
ana went TO his engine In the dark mines
hundreds OF feet below the surftce. Soldiers
will guard any further interruptions OF work
al this breaker,
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There VIII be no delay 10 passene ,rs nm
account OF the accident TO the Omaha bridge.
@Fred. w. Coffin and William Roscoe
Lyon, paper dealers, New York have failed 1.
Liabilities, Sl02 ,'I5; nominal assets Slls. SIS
ga dispatch from Salt Lake City, Utah.
says that Brigham Young il very sick and
not expected 10 live.
- The Princess OF Wales has at her own
desire, been elected a Dame Chevahere of the
order OF st. John OF Jerusalem, a philan-
toropic society presided over by the Duke of
Manchester.
IThe lists having now been made up, ft
appears that there Were 200 French officers
klllad or pensioned OF on account OF incapa-
Chatting wounds during the war of 1se-7I
ss-The depo. building a. Camp Douglas,
Illinois, freight warehouse, ticket and tele-
graph officers, and Browns hotel, adjoining,
were burned yesterday.
TThos. Coyle and James W. Butler bad
a swimming match at Philateiphia yester-
day. four-and q half miles Butter won oy
Guy yards.
sgThe Worcester (Mass.D Spy states that
Senator Hoar has reluctantly accepted the
invitation 10 preside a. the republican state
convention.
rrAt the Narraesusett gun club grounds,
Newport. II. L., yesterday, Perry Belmont
won the $3.50 sweepstakes, killing twenty out
of twenty-five birds; Martin Van Buren,
second.
~The Iowa democratic state convention
10 to be held in Marshalltown on Weduee-
day. The prohibitionists OF the came state
VIII hold their convention In Osk aloosa on
Thureday.
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SINGLE SCULL RACE SARATOG ,
courtney. the Winner

SARATOGA, y. y, August 5S.-rne single
scuil race This morning over az TIN, e. IA Ia
course, with turn on Saratoga Lake. for a
pure OF $50, given 10y Mr.. John MOrriSey,
added 10 three entrance fees OF : leo each a Ia
The Championship of America. between 4
r. courtney, OF Union Springs; Jas. Riley,
Staten Island, aud Fr, derrick PlaiStsI az
New York. was won by Courtney by Three
lengths I'm 20 minutes "a seconds Riley
come in second. Riley was fOUled ny PtaiS-
Led solng out of the course while going down
Ilalr SfrnrE
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Murder and Suiei(le,

CHICAGO, August pa mysterious case
OF murder and suicide occurred nj q late hour
last night. VIM: o Sullivan, aged 50 years,
sexton of st. Jarlith's Catholic Church, while
shot Katie BrannOck, aged q years, over the
left year, killing her instantly. He imme-
diately left the house, entered his room at
st. Jarlith &, shot himself, and died in few
minutes. The only witness Of the deed was
friend Of both parties, who heard no quar-
relling between Them, and could give no rea-
ton for the rash deed. Both victims were
highly respecta BILE.
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indy. FicId OF Iud-. Erahier

SAHFKANClsCo, August a reporter Of
me tGt had conversation with Justice
+ leld. OF The I. - Supreme Court. last even
lIs with reference 10 the interview pub
liSLei In the EsnhdItg. yesterday. Toe judge
S'tltu he always declined tO be intary leg wed .
Out as 10 the dependence 10 be placed
on The article in the EEctdayc said
Il 90 rot come 10 discuss or comment on
mat article or uPo" the way In which il WAS
OBTAINED, and l viii simply say thai nothing
have said 10 any one here would Justify al
inference deTogaiory To Judge Bradley"
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Champion ScnII Race

P1TTsBURG, PA, August - -ATtlcleS OF
agreement between Evan Morris. The cham
pi m. ar Pat Luther for a FIVE ScuIl race
or The championship ~ 5000, were signed
last night. They differ from the Morris
Scharf articles only IN the course named
AZ the prov islon that each CONTESTANT shall
turn his own buoy. October 18th is named
a. the date of the race.
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Gathering of the Governors

PHILADELPHIA, Angus, s,-Ampug the
executives no had rIiy6d here M Ia noon
10 day and who Will visit the permanent eN.
hibiIlon 10 morrow are the 10 lowing. Gpy.-
John +. Hartrauu, Pa Jas. Porter. ir
Tenn; Geo Anthony, Kan. Young, Oiio:
j. o. Newbolt. Iowa. = CARRIER, Neb Wade
hampton, =. Stone, Miss ANtell. y. "
Pr scott, n. ID; Bedle, y. j., and Cochran.
Delaware.
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The Russians Hold I'm. For,

W. IAN lNOiL r. Augu. a telegram
from Aurianople Ia DAY an lounces thai .tla
Russians still hold Fort y iehol a. i'm tba
= hiPks Pass. The Turks are attacking the
highest Russian positions i'm the pass \
large number OF Turkish wounded are ar
irving al Adrianople. \ dispatch from
shumls announces that the Russ aus occupy
Popkoi. A battle rs expected.
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New York Re.ubIica. ConxentI.n

Nkw YORK, August 2S.-The req Iblican
state central committee met this mOrning al
the Filth Avenue hotel. Pres ident A. B Cor
nell presiding, and decided to hol 4 "A conven-
ton at Rochester. n. V, on Wetuesia 2Gtn
OF September. There was full attendance
OF members of the committee
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THE ORIENTAL CONFLICT.
The Atruycle at Shtpk a Pass

LONDON, August 2S.-It l. noteworthy that
no bulletin OF Mondays date has yet heeI
received rom The Russian headquarters con
teIhlhg me nghiing AT Shipka Pass, although
they previously issued T-no-ts daily and
sometimes twice day. Suleimau PsSha is
also unheard from
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Fire in O0fario

PARIS, ONT, August 2s.-Gore Block was
totally destroyed by fire to-day. together
with an adjoining brick block owned by ".
Gounilock. The loss il $4,000. IL Is sup
posed 10 be The work of an incendiarE.
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.-In con-
sequence Of misplaced switch, which was
spiked near HOnesdale, Pa, yesterday, the
train from Carbondale, on the Della ware and
Hudson Gravity railroad. suddenly jumped
the track, throwing the parlOr car Passaic 20
feet down an embankment. injuriug
although not seriously, Engineer VIM. NJ air.
II is supposed that the switch was spiked by
wicked ones for the purpose of doing harm
TO Gen. Morrow, commanding the regulars
at scranton, and a party Of Off GERS con
nected with the Sd n. infantry and 18th
National Guard of Pennsylvania. that were
on board, all of whom escaped unhurt
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A DEMOCRATIC PAPER TO ITS "ERRING
SOUTHERN BRETHREN."-The Troy Press
democratic paper, thus expresses itself for
The benefit of its erring southern brethren:
1--WE want no blatant RI bells nor aristO-
cratic fire eaters. The democratic party in
sists that the rebels did err and erred seri-
ously, and some Ofthem ought to have had
their necks stretci ed. The class of southern
people who still hold the rebellion in memo Y
as he lost cause and still insist that tn.
were only WHIPPED, not convinced of their
error, are responsible for a deal of the wrong
which their neighbors have suffered. Blu:
fOrtuuately this class OF people are very
small A few sOuthern hO.-heads precpitaf-
cd mOnstrOus war on this nation. We
have rot forgotten that crime, for crime it
was: but we are willing to take that sOple
back 10 our arms, as a parent does errInp
and repentant child, but we ara not willing
and will not consent to listen TO this winning
about The suiferings they brought GA them.
selves The southern people came up 10 u.s.
ACKNOWLEDGED their wrong and asked TO be
forgiven We fOrgave them and buried the
past. IL they dig up 1t will not he good for
them. for they viii not be trusted again But
We did not imagine that there Is any such
disposition on the part of the representative
southern people We look upon them as
hore est men. who convinced of their yrongs
are trying to make amends"
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ILLNESS OF BISHOP LYNCH-rhe Right
Rev. Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston, lies seri-
OGsIy Ill at Boston, Mas. Tuesday prayers
were Offered up for him at the early masses
In the various Catholic churches In Charles.
TON. A surgical operation will be performed
on him some time this week by eminent sur
geons In Boston.
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POLL TICAL SITUATION IN NEW YORK
CITY The N. y. correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Ltdger says: A strong combination
is forming 10 upset the Taminany nomina-
tions al the neXI election, one which contem-
plates the fusion of all the .'odds and ends,
are very powerful elemen;, numerically
and in every instance where they have been
united, they have led the way TO success
The colds and ends'' include all who have
ten disappointed in getting office from John
Kelly; all who have q grievance of any kind
against The board OF aldermen, whom John
Kelly is supposed to control, and also all
who have any idea that they can somehow
improve their prospects by having q new
deal at the city hall. Almost every year
there is an attempt to effect the combination
of this sort against the wiswam people, but
II has usually failed, through the mutual
tealousies and fnsincerity OF the ward poll
ticians who undertook to engineer 1t. Tae
undertaking this time, 1t would appear, is 10
be entrusted TO new hands, and If they are
not very green hands, it is quite possible
they will accomplish 1t. The Tilden interest,
by the way, is quietly backing up the move
ment in order to punish Kelly for fighting
TilGen at ST. Louis. This fact is known To
Kelly and his friends, and it causes them no
little uleaSileSs.
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~Dispatcbes from Oregon state that
alter two councils with The Northern
Indians, IL has resulted IN . written agree
ment from all the chiefs that they will 20 on
the reservation designated.
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Reduced Passeu<er Rnto.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 2S-The railroads
leading east from this city have decided TO
sell, after this date, second-class limited
tickets at the following reduced rates: Bos-
ton, SIT: to Boston via Grand Trunk Road
SO; New York, SIC; Philadelphia, sII 80,
Baltimore, sIi.
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A MURDERER's APPEAL.-Henry W All
len, the murder OF Max Hoehne, at Elm Sta
ton, Pa, appealed To the German Society of
Philadelphia TO furnish him with the means
OF defense. At meeting of the board II was
decided that the society was not intended TO
provide defense for criminals
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ROBBERY AT MANAssAs-A cjtizan of
Manassas who arrived in Alexandra this
morning reports that during the absence OF
MI. VIM. +. Lipscomb from his none, on
Lnursday night last, his house was robbed %
500. IL Is stated also that O youug m an VIZ,
has been living with Mr. l.. for some time
and up TO the time Of the robbery, Is miss
ing.-t AteIdndrad Press
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y WIFE-KILLER'S SUICIDE. AT ST.
Paris, Ohio, about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, shoemaker named Louis Dash at
throat with a razor. Afterwards he cut his
own throat. severing the jugular vein, and
died. Mrs. Dash cannot recover
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STOLEN BANK NOTES RETURNED-A koy
containing the notes stolen from the Reese
Vile IN. Y. ational bank was returned 10
II by express yesterday. The robbers also
" closed a letter saying the money had been
disposed of, and the bonds were where all the
detectives in America could not find them,
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Grand Parade OF knights Tem,lar

parade Of Knights Templar moved prom pity
at $50 O'Clock this mOhipg. The display
" as simply magnificent There were thir-
teen divisions. The procession was one
Eour and thirty minutes in passing q given
point. There were 81 bands and II drum
corps. Not less than 5000 swords were in
line, ard about rs Communicates marched.
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Johnny Comes Marchins Home.

fORT MONROE, VA, August s-B4tsry
4, I'd artillery; battery A, Sd artillery, and
battery G, 9th artillery, returned this nora
ing from Cumberland, Md. THIS COMPLETES
the garrison here. and the exercises OF the ar
tillery school Will be resumed on September
LIST.
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PAPAL HoNORs TO AMERICAN LADIES
Mr. Charles Ii. A. EsliDg has arrived in
Philadelphia from Rome, bringing the com
plimentary medals from the Pope to Mrs
General Sherman, president OF the A N srl-
can Jubilee committee, aud her two aids,
Mrs. Thomas Layton, of New Orleans, aud
Mrs. Winfred Patterson, OF s.. Louis as
we'll as to himself as the representative OF the
committee at Rome. The medals are beau
tiful specimens of bronze, about one third of
an inca In thickness, four inches in Diane
ter, and nine inches i'm circu Inference On
the face is an admirably execu ed likeness
OF The Pope. On the reverse, encircled by a
finely executed wreath OF acOrns ami OAK
leaves, and surmOunted by a star, il q com
memOrative inscription in Latin. L. ia ru
mored that Mrs. Sherman will also receive
from the Holy Father the G Dlden ,se as a
tribute OF special recognition for her jealous
labOrs in behalf OF the various C. atholic ch ar
tiles OF the United States. Should this report
prove true 1t would be signal honor as this
famous jewel has heretofore only been con-
ferred upon crowned heads, metropolitan
churches, or municipalities, and this Will be
the FIRST instance in history In which IL has
been permitted to 90 outside the continent OF
Europe.
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Business Failures I'm Chicago
The Markets.

. CHICAGO, ILL, August "A large mum
Der OF business men here went into bauk-
ruptcy yesterday.
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X. T-There was q large gathering of
Knights Templar yesterday at Cleveland,
Ohio, To take part In the triennial cOnvoca-
ton. An address of welcome was deli verei
last evening by Rufus p. Spaulding, fol-
lowed by grand reception. The parade Of
the order takes place tO-day
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kilograms to The Star.
THE RIO GRANDE.
Mexican Raiders Surrendered.
THE FIGHT AT SCHIPKA PASS.
VIOLENCE BY STRIK Frs.
SARATOGA SCULL RACE,
SENATOR MORTON MUCH BETTER
BY STRIKERS
SARATOGA SCULL RACE,
SENATOR MORTON MUCH BETTER
ON THE BORDER.
Mexican Kaiders fa ha Sn-rnpa-a


SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, August 2.-jian.
Benavldes has 10 day Officially informed
Gen. Ord, the department commander on
this side OF the border. that he has a>csrts.n-
ed that two CT the raiders on the iail AZ II %
Orande City are amenable To the provisions
OF the eNtradltion treaty AZ present existing
between Mexico and the United States H.
also announces that under these cfrcum-
staLces both the prisoners will be PROMPTLY
turned over 10 the proper AmeTic an officer
upon his application for such surrender
This action OF the Mexican comm an Ter gives
great satisfaction and ELECTS much praiSe
and approval.
Senior Mata's Advice
III is ubder>tO TODD here by kilograms from
Washington that Senior Mata mas a second
time recommended 10 his governm taat
they surrender all OF the outlaws to the I-ni-
ted States. Whether this be so or not The
announcement made by Gen. BenavideS thai
two OF the captured fugitiyes will be extra
dlted shows that the efforts of Senior Mata
are already bearing good fruit.
Nearly all Of the Raider. Captured
IL is understood here, On wnat i deemed
good authority, that the vigorous pursuit of
me RIO Cradle City raiders Instituted by
Gen. Benavides has been very success full, a.
early all Of the fugitiyes have been oyerta-
ken and arrested.
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BUSINESS OF THE CANAL.-The Cumber-
land Ntus OF yesterday says: "Forty three
coal, cleared from this port by canal On Sat-
urday. This was the heaviest days business
of the season, but there Is every prospect
that il will be exceeded to day and every
day this week. The New Central Com oany
who have not been doing much business.
commence to-day with ten boats, or over
more Company will probably commences ca
nal shipments next Saturday or Monday
Nearly two hundred boats with abour % Oh
tons of coal, cleared from this port by canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

ONE OF THE SEvERESr STORMS for years
visited Lowell. Mass, yesterday. Rain fell
in torrents, with hail stones the size of m ar
bles Lightning struck the tall tower OF the
Booth mills, demOlishing the upper windows,
and did other damage.