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Plight ON TEXAS SOIL.

RESERVATION INDIANS DEPREDATIxo ON hExI.
CAN hAScaEs-THE MAEAUDERs FOLLOWED
ACROSS THE MO oRASDs AND THE STOCK
RETAKEN.
tBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HrrALD.1
SAN ANTONIO. Nov. 9. 1877.
Information has been here that on sne 10Th
Of October party OF eighty.sev men, under the
command OF Don Ssrcios Anago, OF San Carlos Mexi-
co. had battle IN Texas. The Guadaloupe Noun
ssins. wisn party Of Indians who had been deprc-
dating IN Moxico near Chihuahua killing SIX bucks.
capturing SIX squaws and sixly-eght head OF stock
stolen from people living near San Diego. 10 Acxco
These Indians were from the Fort Stanton Resssvap
ton. In Nsw Mexico. side Of the Rio Grande
RESULTS or THE PlGnr.
The Indians killed provided with reservation
blankets and other articles from the United States
government Tho scalps we're taken TO Del Norte In
Mexico, as was tho stock which Identified by tho
owners OF tho animala Three bucks and nine squaws
escaped II viii thus DO seen that our reservation
Indians have bsen doing exactly what complain The
Mexican indians have been doing TO ua
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and Turks, some facts OF the gravest moment In the
nrst place. shows that The Turks not. as
EUROPE mad begun TO imagine, the supcriors Of the
RUSSIANS III The ncid The Turks IN Asia have fought
wen ana nave gained victories, but when beaten they
nave given way, ahc therefore, being attacked BY
greater rover OF much higher CIVILIZATION. they
must sooner or later accept The terms their enemies
nay dictate Apart altogether IRON Tho merls oi tho
quarrel force Is on the Russian side. and the QUO
man yields 10 force IN this battle no has done.
tners y ior him no hope. IL has become evident
snAi the Russians, when docentiy led. can APP
ply iorce sharply, and that the TURKS, though
dccentiy LED. VIII yield TO FORCE aud In those facts
inc ending Of the only serious doubt IL may be
seeks or months or year before the Russians IN Bull
saria WIN be as vel! led as the Russians IN Armenia
are, wnctncr ny the Grand Dukc Michael or General
Loris Mekon or General Lazaten. but wherever they
are 50 LED by general who can plan and strike und
oo~ w MS advantage tho Russian General has IN
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conversation occurred between Mr. Coudert Comte
de Chambrun and The Chief officials OF the Foreign
Uce; but when United States Minister Xoyes learned
that Il announced IN America that the French
government hal notified the cnited States that
participation by Americans IN tho Exhibition
was left 70 private Initiative he commune.
Gated with tho Duke Decazes. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs who declared formally by letter tha,
he had promised nothing to Mr. Coudcrt or the comte
dc Chambrun, and that no arrangement had been con-
cuded with them.
BAVARIA AND THE VATICAN
despatch from Rome says:-.Bavaria lie expected
to Withdraw her diplomatic representative IRON the
Vatican as useless expcrsc.''
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
great sensation has been caused by speech OF
Deputy Finzi at Pcsaro ccnsuring the whole Italian
Ministry. A. a meeting Of Deputies Of the extreme
Lett al Milan u was resolved organize systematic
opposition 10 tho Ministers In Parliament Tho gov.
ernment's popularity Is rapidly waning.
THE CLYDE LOCKOUT.
The decision Of Lord Moncrief, the referee In the
rburation between the Clyde operative sh,pwrIphts
anu the shipbuiidcrs, was gwen yesterday In favor Of
the The referee holds that .hc state OF trade
on tho Clyde does not warrant an advance OF wages
Tho lockout has lasted Six month";
THE STRIKING MAsoxs.
There was great meeting Of striking masons In
London last night, about 900 being present. nclud,
Ing Italians and Americans resolution was passed.
with only twenty dissenting votes that although tho
could command ample resources for continuing
the strike they werc prepared to confer with the EN-.
poycrs with q view 10 speedy settlement or their
differences.
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MISSION TO THE UNITED srATEs-APPRAL FOR
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO-
cEEDIEGs OF THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN
SUI.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1877.
The schooner Isabel, from Apia, Navigation Islands,
brought among her passengers McCloud MamcA,
Secretary OF State OF Samoa who Is on hts way
to Washington TO arrange treaty whereby the
Samoan Islands may DO placed under tho protection Of
the United states government II Is represented
by tho passengers OF the Isabel that the German
ana British Consuls Resident In tho Islands havo
been administering affairs with SO high hand
that tho natives no longer stand tho oppression
Ono OF the passengers has In hts possession
copy OF the proclamation OF the British Consul levy.
ing tax OF $4,000 tho natives Sinco this procla-
nation was Issued other fines, amounting to $40 900
moro, have boon levied, equal tax or So on each
male adult. 1t s represented that tho sentiment Of
tho natives Is almost unanimously in favor Of somo
connection with the United States
OUTRAGE ON THE. AMERICAN CONSUL
The Bulletin this evening publishes tho following
edilorally:-
ION the 21st OF September armed band OF men.
headed BY IN Eueshman named Hunt, made iorcibe
entrance into tho American consulate at Apia Tho
leader OF the band ordered Mr. CIR th, the American
Consul to vacato the promises, and on his refusing
placed revolver TO his head and caused hun 10 DO
thrust In tho street. Hunt gave the archives OF tho
Consulate to Captain Wright, nm American. Tho life OF
tho Consul was threatened by Hunt If the former
raised tho Consular Gag. Three four days alter
this occurred tho French gunboat Scgncay arrived
and Consul Griffith appealed TO the Captain, Mr.. Au.
Der, for tho protection OF both the Preach and
American flags and an armed escort was
can In thA
but tho parties had not been found the latest i'd
vices The United States Consul remained on board
tho Froncn ship until tho day before her
sailing Tor this port request was then
sent to tho native authorities for protection
10 the American flag, and favorable answer having
been received, with tho promise Of an armed
guard for HIS protection, MI. Grifnth went
ashors. with tho American and French
flags uniurcd No further indignitics were
offered but it understood that tho American Con-
sui would change his residence to tho capital whore
ho could have greater protection. particular
account Of these proceedings been to Wash.
Ing on"
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TESTING A NEW BRIDGE.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

CixcixSAT, Ohio, Nov. 8, 1871
Tho engineers test OF tie Cincinnati Southern Rail.
way Bridge, spanning tho Ohio RIVER at this point,
and connecting the road with this city, made TO-
day Al ton O'Clock q locomotive mado tho nrst tr,p
across with several carloads oil railroad iron alter
which each OF The nvo spans tested with engines
coupled together. Tho channel span. which Is $40
feet 10 length, being tho longest single span Of any
truss bridge In tho country, tested by running
seven locomotives and tour cars 6i railroad iron upon
IT, weighing In the aggregate 1888 tons. Under this IN
tense weight tho bridge detected lees than two inches
and rcgaincd inch aud thrco- eighths alter tho
weight had boon removed This was pronou need by
tho engineer OF the road satisfactory tcat Two
other spans Of 800 each sank bat three
OF IN inch under the weight OF six engines rho ap
breaches to the bridge will be completed within lew
days then trains will begin running from this sdo
~ mar icoP
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or rnE CniEy SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsnIyGroS, Nov. 81 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF ruE cnlxr SIGNAL osyIcER.
WAsniSGroS, Nov. OIL A. NJ
Indications
For Now England, cloudy, rainy weather, warm
southery vecring to cold northwest winds, followed
by rising barometer and clearing weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic States, warm, cloudy and
rainy followed by COLDER clearing weather. southery
veering to northwest WINDS falling, followed by rising
barometer.
For tho South Atlantic Statos, colder, clear or
partly coudy weather. preceded by occasional rain
areas, winds vecring to northwestcrly, rising bar
omctcr.
For tho Gulf States, colder clear or partly cloudy
weather, norihcrly winds, higher barometer.
For Tennessee and tho OHIO Valley, cloudy, rainy,
followed by COLDER clearing weather. northwest WINDS.
rising barometer
For tho lower ako region, rain enow areas, fol-
lowed BY clearing weather. warm southerly, vccring
to colder northwest winds. rising barometer
For tho upper Jake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, cloudy weather with areas
of hight ram snow, followed BY clearing weather,
cold norlhcrly winds and rising barometer followed
at North and West stations by falling barometer and
warmer, southcrly winds
The Mississippi and Missouri rivers will slowly rice.
Cau,onary signals continue at Smithviile, Whining
ton Capo Lookout, Capc Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May, Atlantic CITY,
Barneeat, Sandy Hook, New York. Now Haven. Now
London, Newport, Woods Hole, Boston, Thatchor's
Island Portland, Oswcgo, Rochester, Buffalo, Eric,
Cleveland. Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit Port Huron,
Aipona, Grand Havon, Chicago, Milwaukee, Section
One, Escanabo, Marquette ard Duluth.
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JOHN MoRRIssEY's ILLNESS.

II wns hard 10 escape tho runors that circulated
yesterday afternoon and evening CONCERNING tho
dit,on or Senator Morrisscy. Tho knowledge Of hia
during the past few exciting days, and tho
TACT that no was yesterday morning In poorer
dtion than boforo doubtless gave breath " the
cccding widespread reports. Sinco Tuesdays ballot
he has been prominent In political gossip. and II 10
easy TO understand how speedily q runvur that his
illness had terminated fatally would circulate. TO
friend who sent tor Information 10 The Ashland House
In the afternoon. u. Aorrissey sclcgraphod, Il am
worry bad, indeed" In tho evening again rumors OF
hts demise lod the theatres and uptown resorts bus
HERALD reporter who called Ut the Senator's rcsi-
donce found that tho patient much improved aud
sleeping HIS physician bus directed that DO
allowed to see him, rs bis condition especially rc-
uuigod rest
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor John +. Hartranis, George W. Childs,
Anthony J. DrexeL Asa Packer ana Joseph Patterson.
OF Pennsylvania; Insurance Superintendent ohm v.
Smyth OF Albany, and Senator d. Platt Carpenter Of
Pou:hkocpsc, arc at tho Tifth Avenue. General Rob-
srt Schcncx, OF Ohio aud Senator stephen ". Dor.
soy OF Arkansas, ut tho 81 James. John W. Gar
rc,t. Robert Garrett John King, Jr and f. c. Iatrobs.
or Baltimore, arc VI the Windsor. Ex-congrcssman
Ellis II. Roberts. of Utica, 10 at tho Metropolitan.
sidnoy ianicr Of baltimore. 10 at tho Westminster.
Scnaior-clc stephen II. wcndovsr, OF stuyvcsant,
N " at the Coleman. General William w. Helix ap,
Iowa, IS ~ tho Buckingham. l. r. Letter. OF Chit
cage Is ut tho Clarendon. Governor Alexander H.
Rice OF Massachusetts,, Is ut the Brunswick. Senator
William H. Robertson, or Wcstchcstcr county. Is as
Tho Ast0r.
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TRIALS.

MOTION TO REMOVE The INDICTMENT AGAINST
sAALLs INTO THE UNITED STATES COURT
DENIkp
tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CoLrABlA, Nov. 8. 1871
The motion TO take the case OF Robert SmAlls from
the jurisdiction OF the Court Of General Sessions
account OF prejudice against his and COLOR which
tho accused claims 10 have discovered IN His Honor
Judge Townsend IN tho Cardozo trial, Was argued
~ longth and consumed the entire day. Messrs.
Melton and Carpenter Tor tho accused, underworld
TO show that u was Impossible for negro to have
tair trial. account OF tho influence OF news.
papers and the inherent prejudice IN their
former mastera Botn made eloquent political
speeches In support OF the motion. ana whiie
disca inning any intention OF Offending tho Court per.
sonny. insisted upon = lingering bias the mind Of
any judge whcro former slave rs Indicted Attorney
General Conner replied anu characterized tho speech
Of Mr.. Melton ono OF the most brilliant OF his
torical Efforts but thought, no had heard Il thrcc
years ugu, that II was INDIGENOUS 10 make campaign
speeches bolors Judicial tribunal be- said mo
authority citod In support Vi tho notion United
states S,asutss, page ia, related only 10 civil suits
There was no way such an offence as THIS could bo
doctcted or tried, and was clearly effort
The case out OF Tho Jurisdiction OF this Court 10
yr,bunai where Il would DO dgoppcd
cature ms case has excited greater thnn
OF the others. General Conner characterized tho
whole proceedings az inconsistent and unproicssona
particularly as both Motion and Carpenter are cx-
Judges OF thus circuit, were elected by Legs
ature which elected Judge Townsend, are both rcpub
leans ana former slave owners, ana have during
the trial OF hundreds OF prisoners white coorcd
before Jurlcs all white. all biack and mixed no sud
Therc Is no use IN denying the fact Ike The wheels
OF time the day VI rctributon has and the last
crimiLa must DC brought to justice II will MI tho
Penitentary, but u wilt make room FOR honest immi
grafton"
rho Court ovcrruIcd tho motion ana SmalIs must
como TO trial.
since his conviction Cardozo IS completely broken
down and wecps like child
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BASEBALL HONOR.
THE CHARGE or SELLING GAMES DENIED
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosToS, Nov. 8, 1871.
A special despatch having been received Ia this
city tonight from New York alleging that the opinion
was general In sporting circles Of the metropolis
that tho Boston Baseball Club bought In tho
last two games OF their series with tho Hart.
lords Or Brooklyn, y reporter called on Harry
Wright At his residence and interviewed him on
tho subject. lie denied cmphatcay that the Bostons
had bought the last two or any games from tho
Haiords any club, or that they had ever c0nnvcd
al the sale OF any game The Hartiords he declared
10 be inc least Likely club to sell 0ut 10 the Bos,ons,
With ahom their rivalry has been unusually sharp,
on OF the accession OF Bond to the champion
nine Mr Wright says no does not believe that most
OF the clubs have sold games US has boon asserted.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGARMAKERs.
SAN FRANCISCO. nov. 8, 1877.

SAX FRAxcIsco, Nov. g. 1877.
Tho Cigarmakors Onion hero dony tho recently telc-
graphcd statement that they win bring any ofthe Now
York striking cigarmakcrs to this city. Inquiry
among the Chinese cigarmakers fails to confirm The
report that OF them going 70 Now York 10 take
The place Of the strikers.
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lDY rELEonAPn TO THE HERALD.1

Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. q. 1871
In the trial OF judges Grason and Yc,ou they both
testified tnat their understanding OF what tho Grand
Jury wanted TO do merely TO make report on
county anars generally. Tho foreman Of one OF the
Grand Jures OF 1872 testified that Judge Grason told
MN 10 siit the almshousc money matters Judge
Crason also testified that he used the language
attributed TO him BY States Attorney spencer. Alter
argument this morning. The Court unanimously ac-
Quilted tho Judges Of maIfeasance IN Office
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THE TURN OF THE TIDE.
From tho London spcciatoEl

The destruction OF tho Turkish army under Moukhar
Pacha marks IN nil probability the turn Of the lido In
this campaign, and, even an isolated event. Is ono
OF great importance. The victory, decisive seems
10 have been, does not give Armenia to tho Russans
for they have san TO force their way to Erzcroum and
TO capture kars by siege which, " carried on IN
winter. may prove most cxhausting operation; but
reveals TO tue world, and especially TO tue Russians
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LOUISA BOWEN HELD

NORWICH. Conn.,. Nov. g, 1871.
In the trial Of Louisa Bowen. day probable cause
was found, and rcmanded jail to await trial
before tho superior Court In session. The only
evidence produced against hcr confession OF
the murder. No credible motive has yet appeared
that tho gi could have had tho deed Motions 10
admit father and daughter TO ball were denied Much
sympathy ~ Expressed Tor tho father, aud II is not
behaved that jury will agree 10 either Of IN
accused
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TICKET SCALPER ON TRIAL.
PnILADgLrnrA. Pa. Nov. 8. IS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 8, 1871
The trial Of Sylvester Wilson, charged with forgery
and with derauding several RAILROADS ghoul tho
country. In selling passenger tickets by u method
known as "scalping," was put on trial at Camden,
N j., TINS morning, when q representative of Tho
Chicago, Burlington aad Quincy Railroad and Gene.
fM Manager Frank Thompson, OF the Pennsylyani
Railroad, testified against bim HIS operations have
been connncd cnicty 10 Philadelphia, Caiaden and
New YORK. Tho trial will last several days. ..- 4.
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CANADIAN MAILS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov s. 1877
The landing ana ombarking Of the English mails at
Rmouski will DO discontinued for tho season this
week. II Is understood that the steamer which iclt
England November Will be The last Of tho season 10
thu 81 Lawrence, after which the mails will be
landed At Halifax, under tho winter arran cement
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THE FISHERIES COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, N 81 Nov. s, 1871
Mr. Trcscott, ono OF the American counsel, I'D
dressed the Fisheries Commission to-day on behalf of
the United States government
Tho evidence taken before the Fisheries Commits
sion has a boon printed, and It is expected that tho
award will DO given about The 23i Inst Tho British
agent, Mr. Ford, aud his secretary, Mr. Byrno, will
anIl for LIVERPOOL early In pecembcr.
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AN ASCENDING BORROWER.

CiSciSsAri, Nov. .. 1871.
It's reported that Carl Sack, OF the nrm OF Eich.
berg l. Sack, has abscondcd. lie has boon borrowing
money from friends and business men, giving tho
trims checks, which have proved worthless, US Sc.
cuuty He borrowed altogether $50 00Q The arm
mudu an assignment today.
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HELD FOR MURDER.

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE uERALD.1
BosToS, Nov. .. 1871
James G. Bovcy was fully committed ~ Somerviilo
To-day for trial on charge OF murder causing tho
death OF Miss Sarah A Hlnckloy by attempting TO
procure abortion. Tho evidence showed that the girl
had bcen very intimate With Bovey and that she died
from Tho use OF distals doubtless taken 10 produce
abortion.
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a
Arbuckle Brothers, one box coffee
Watts, Parker 4 Co.. provisions
j. I. Comstock, one barrel beans.
Ruius story, one box nutmcgs.
Mills hiIman, ono barrel hUminy.
Jewell Brothers, one barrel -four.
Combs Halscy, ono bng r. w. meal
Robert Nynan. two thirty pound boxes prepared FISH,
Bcrsomaun vocgo, Quo kcg 900 poundsJ pearl bar.
ley.
Hoppock Greon wood, two barrels corn starch.
Appar Co, ono box cheese.
Baker. Sanford a Co, ono barrcl hominy.
John Nix Co, Two barrels potatoes.
Mathew Dean Co, one box lemons.
William Warina Son, Que box chocolate.
Puothuchcn rrocbncr, two bags 900 pounds) len.
ills
David II. Decker n Son. one box tea.
ID. X. Ducker Il Co, one barrel crackcrA
George v. Hcckcr N Co, i've barrels sclfraising
hour.
H. Cranp fourteen pounds pressed beet.
All OF which scnt FREQ by Messrs Murray. Ferris
4 Co. and Adams Express Company.
CRATER KING, ls7 Pearl ssrooI
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 9, 1871
Tho steamer Nina yesterday succeeded In picking
up tho broken ends OF tho direct CABLE In forty Jour
minutes alter throwing tho erapncls ana buoying
them Tho wind was blowing heavily NJ he timc and
the cable parted the surface, breaking Crap
nels. Operations Will be resumed soon AZ tho
weather permits
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wixSirEG, Manitoba,

WixSirEG, Manitoba, Nov. g. 1871
special despatch IRON Battle Ford says that NJ
teen lodges OF Sitting Bolis band, cncamped forty
miles from there. north for ioar Of beng banded
over 70 The United States authorities.
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LARGE BILLIARD AVERAGE.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-. Nov. 8. 1877.
In the billiard tournament hero tonight Thomas
Gallagher. champion OF ohio, beat Anthony Hyser or
Indiana, q 500 point French game, by
OF 500 TO ~ Galiaghers average was ~ 7lS, which
ID said to be tho largest average on record Tor 500
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STEAMBOAT SUNK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 8, 1877.
Tho 1ribanes Kcokuk despatch says the Northern
line steamboat, Alexander MITCHELL sank four miles
below that city this evening At nvc O'Clock. She
struck u snag and went down In half mn hour, tho
water coming two feet above decks. All Of the
cnty-lvc passengers got OF safely, but some two
hundred tons OF freight s damaged.
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GUILTY OF BRIBERY.
PATTERSON, N. J., n

PATERSON, N j., Nov. 9. 1877.
Patrick II. Lynch, local politician, to-day con-
victod OF bribery In paying delegate 500 secnro
q nomination to MINOR Office. Tho court held Il was
bribery under tho common Law, Il In said to DO tho
hrst conviction for such offence New Jersey.
The Will doubtless be- taken 10 the Court OF
Errors. sv~tsM.-
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARMAKERS ON,
STRIKE.
Nav OpLgAys. Lo.. Nov. g. 1877.

Nav ORLsAss, L., Nov. 8, 1871
Striking cigarmakers tho number Of about nine
hundred held meeting last night and passed rcsou-
tons demanding an increase OF 81 - per thousand
committee OF any was appointed to Induce workmen
70 JOIN the strike.
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LAKE DISASTER.

MILWAUKEE,, Now 8, 1871
Tho bark Constitution, OF Green Day, Is reported
ashore At L,t.ic Sturgeon Bay, and Will probably prove
total oss Tho cargo consists OF 2, 600 barrels oil
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CHOLERA IN JAPAN.

wAsurSGToS, Nov. 8, 1877.
The Vice Consul General OF tho United States at
Kansgawa, IN q despatch, dated September IS to the
Department Of State, reports that tho numtcr or cases
of AsIaic cholera In Yokohama shows q slight dc.
cro.Se, but that tho disease seems TO DO extending
into the interior OF the country.