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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
Ote italieniiebe &e8ternn9 nnb
Ser Napf.

Die Narcutipn, ptI@e Plus TX. am
12. WdrE an baS @%en1fcrium Der
GarptndIe ri6tete urb an, 20. 9emiGers
.iaeen w~iepsrbplte uno befrdfttete, bat
bas ttaltentI@e Wtntfertum In feline
atrtuee &ufreSunp uno 0srleeenbett se.
fest. Sc bate eebcft pae tetn ~flsrts
Gales 8latt" ft@ eetrausrt trerpe, ben
@prtlaut Der NIpcuttpt 5u brtnaeu ;
auetn "S6eruatcre" unp "@Oee bella
8ertta" fulton TIRE Spalten NIT Dem
Gtrte bee NctenfGdes, pbne raGelbe
ieoO@ ;u 8lOitren. Das Wtntfertum
bsl1lOs, bic betrefTenpen Sldttsr ri&t
Sert@tlt@ 3u uerfOlseu, I'm pamit etnen
reuen 8eWeis Der Sang uno @rces
mutb au seben, nit pel@er bic t5ntel.
&ssteruns ete YrcSpcattoner ees Dap
FEES btnnebme, unp UNI 3u 3etsen. ,pte
9runolUs pefen Elase fiber nnfretbett
unD geiuusenl9uft lsi. Ser ben Iert
Der AuOeuttUu Hest unb f6 ertnnert,
wte plus TX. felt BEN 20. Sept. 1870
~ &6nt9 WtctOr Emmanuel unp letnen
W!intRern lpra&, fan1 ni1t In Mbrepe
ifsIen. caB Der ;. @atsr in 1etner AQos
euttCn nur feline Slaser, uno Yrptefa,
ttUnsn nit Na@brud w~teberbclt. Aas
ct In benz @eisB sesen bic 0istrdude
Der setflt&en Amtssepult, bas abrt.
gems ben Senat nod ni@t pa1frts nur
stnsn i&le&t usrbsbltsn Ansrif aeoen
istne yeriUn Gebt Sefsbt f@ BON
ftlbf III ia bod btele Bepsutuna ess
famoIsn 8siesss pom ben itaItentlden
@Otbsn unp Den @ulturfdmpftrn bless
iette Der AIpen etnRtmmiB aner.onnt
unb sbsn besweSel NIT tbelauter
Greuhe beDrdet wUrpen. Dtele Qeute
fno f6rmlt& ~eonferntrt bab ptus TX,
9seenwdrttS BEN S6nfs 0ietDr Gm,
manuel unumpunoen ertl1rt aQe 9prs
f&lase ~ elmer Vsribbnuns Der t5niaI.
&estsrun8 NIT ben, b. Stuble fetsn an.
eef&ts Der traurtsen Sage Der 3ir&e In
StaIten 9raulanIe Srcnte; Der Yapf
tonne tn Nom nur Spuueratt1 pcer Sc
fanssner lstn, unp bic gldubtsen par,
ben nt@t sber berubtst tperpe1, als bic
ote Sir@e wiecer tn tbre 8e%te etnoe,
fsBt lsi. Benn Der Dapf peiter ut6ts
mare als Der seiflt&e College Der pie
len tn nsuefer 0sit pepUiisptrten Gpus
rsratne. lnp pie tatbOItl1e STRIDE nur
etn 1915 reftaurtrtes poIitil@eS g.
bdaoe, 70 miBte Yius TX. aQsrbtnes
usrsa9en Bonn 0ictcr Emmanuel in
ia Der wafsnSewaltiBe BeberriGsr BON
NOul unp Sana Stalten. Die pret
Satlsr, wel&s aber Die fdrtfe Srteess
ura&t Bsbtsten, rel&e iema!s auf @rDen
SfrlammsIt mar, BADEN TIN tpettafsrnp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

ibrer Greunbl&aft ssrfi&srt unb ;u is>
Der @epalttbat rte ct 8eeet ben Yapf
psribt pbsr suIdst icblt tbm bic S&aur
Der Str@eufetnbe unb bic nod aobls
rei&ers Der pOlitilden NeSOluttonatrs
su. NQein Der b. 0ater Plus TX. Ssr'
traat auf ben Mumdhtfsen, Der TIN gum
Obsrbtrten Ssiner Stride beriei unit
pteles 0ertrauen Yerletbt Inn In aIe,
Notb unb Bsprdnsnib psn Starfmutb.
zen Md&h9en In cas- Nnaeii&t gu IA
gen: Du baf bid an Der 4trde Yers
fanptet unp wtrf ZEN Grtsren nt&t fin
ben, 70 LANCE pu ben anseri&teten S&a'
ben nt&t gut Bema&t baf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

entweibtsn Rtr&sn fsbsr leer, Is ft
penn, bae 60 ben RoIafen seltnet. etne
6onbSoQ Meni&en NIT ibren Gnuten
mad Der 4tr&e sufammsn3utreibsn.
Die a%e8enwdrttsen &ene~aatsnbtrten Der
untten be3teben au6er ben eeraubten
Benefcte1 aus Der StaotsfaGe 1900
Rubel 0ebalt ; fie fbnnen alfu bas 2e>
ben Aentsben, bic Dtenerl6aft iecc&
md6sn fe aus &ubIanb tomuea lu1.
IN, ca bic Bauern tbnsn ieoen Dtenf
periaaen.
Die Dbrfer, IN tpsl&en bas 0olf tie
Sir&en beiu&t sebSren su ben 9us,
nabmen ; lcnf aber bleibt bic unitiIde
8so5lterun8 uneri9 itterlt@ Der tatboz
lilden Stride treu. Die Mnbetuna bes
6er3ens Seiu. Der alte frcmme @rue
"@elobt ftt Selus @brifus !" u. (. 10.
rperoen BET Der unittiden Bes5ltsrune
als 6cdperratb aneeieben. Die Huls
fen oerfcl9en bteie 0erbre6en NIT BEL
at5bten Grbtttsruns. Die perfcletsr
9au.rn beoba9ten jebo6 NIT Der erSB,
ten Aufmerfiamfstt rer 0orbetretIenhen
unb fobalr fe ertennen, baB sr tstu
ruifi&er eoattape 1T, btsesnsr fe tbu
NIT Dem cben erwdbnten @ruB. Sd
babe NIT eisenen Auseu ssisbsn, pi'
Elm @retS Dor ieiner 5itte ben Nelen,
frans betete, babel aber oorft9tte vi
&Srner In ben &erueln perfsdte. Uni
de md6en btes feibts Serbersen benz
fir dbnltde 0erbreden bat man i6pl
6unuerte Son Gamiltensdter,1 mad 81
btrten transpprttrt.
&ues, rras Id bier ersdble, III ru
Elm i9wades BllD Der porttsen 3u
tdnce; t& babe es In Der Gtle rur Il
etntsen 3d9sn %entpprfen, bic Id 30
befannten Nuaenseueen seiammelt
Btr pOuen bOfen, bab gott eteis
@rauiamfett balD Elm 3tel ieBsn, un
caB oteie wiloe unb bersIcleB arbaret Us
pe%rctenteu Strafe ntdt enteeben Mir
(4ur. po3nansfY.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
GdbnI3wan8 III StaIteu.

Man lhreibt aus 8om TaS @eleB
fber ben S1ul3rane TT In Der 5tamrter
@~esenfanp Der @erbanblunsen. Wtt
uneem5bnlfder Rube miro paiIelbe be-
tanbeIt. @Ge fHeinsn uoraus;ufdblen,
boz % pratttl6 dueerR i&wierte Dur6s
sufibren III, ui1p tr srSstenE betle ces
RstGeS scrlduFs tcpter SuAffabe blet'
ben miro ; baber brau&t man it6 nt&t
uusu lsbr puriiber su erbiBsn. I'm In
ieper @emetnce S&uIen 3u 9rinosn.
muB Dor alem @elo oa fetn, uno oararl
fsblt's sund6f. Damn mue man aud
S1uuebrer baben, unc earar feblt's
niGt psnfs.r. Der Deputtrte 8arriIf
bat frsili@ Sorsei@lasen Der Inter
rt6tsminifer foGe t& NIT Dem Srtssss
minifer tn'S gtnsernebmen feBsn uno
ete SoIrateh. peI6e a6t NOnate lang
Gem Rsstnsnt . Glementar $ unterri&t
beisepobnt bitten. ;u eebrern in ibrsa
D6rfern MAIDEN, bte ieten gut genue
Dafir aber Der Observation-Disclosures
l1eint Don Der @Gte berfelben ntHt 70
atsrseust sa felt, ruts9arriIt. Gtn 6aupt'
punt, poriiber bebatttrt wirb, Ia, Oh Der
reltsi5le 1nterrt&t tn ben Glementnrs
idulsn befjubebaIten i.t Ober ni&t. Der
Observation-Disclosures @oppino tn far Bet
bebaltun9 uno bat feline Nnt&t aud
enti&isoen u~ertbetoist Der Rsfersnt Der
@0mmtffOn. ptanetant, rsrIanSt oase=
sen auef&Iue befelben uap loSet.
eatensu nterrt1t ; ~osnn % Jet 0sntl>
iensSwans, wenn man bic 9tnrsr cen
4ats9ismus lebre." Gn Offer Cop.
ptnO's far ben rsIisiSfsn nuterrt@t If
befonpsrs babsr 3u erfIdrer, neil ote
Oemetnptn ionf bsu GsltBs NOD sr0s
Bern Dtpsraanp ~ent8eSenfsssn w1roen,
ais 60 70 l6on ssfHtebt unO neil obne
bdlfe Der pfarrer, Die isBt rnstffens tn
BEN IStfern Die Stele pss Qebrers vers
treten. fefne S&uIen 3u Stanpe fomnter
f6nnen. Sebr %rpobltbuenb bertbrte 60,
pos Elm berpcrrasenper Dsputtrter Der
Redteu, Der frdbere misunderstanding
Bertt ffr bic Tretbett bee unterrtHteS
efntrat. Der Batter fet Der t,atGrlt@e
eebrer Der Rtncer; sr rutini@te barunr.
,aB perjentse 8aler, Der erfIdrte, er trers
,e ietnen Stncern unterrt&t eeb,n.
sebaIten ist li& Dor Der @em.inpe
u redtfertisen, NIT wsl&sn Ntteln CT
bn ssbe unp paB CT aud an fetn pros
Iraulu1 ssbunben iet fonbern pole S5ret,
'ett betse, ete Sinner In Der Deils unb
D BEN Mabe, rfe er fir bic ndsIi6Ren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

Oas erfte Salbiabr

bss Inufsnpen 9ubrsanss nubt ietnen,
S6luGe unb MIR erlaubeu urs BET btes
fem NnIuGe. btsjenisen AbOnnenten, BE
NIT tbrsr 3ubIuns nod TN Riffance
finn, bararl ~ erinnerr, bab Der @uns
bsrsr ni9t NIT Iserer EalGe retlsn fam.
Sn bsr Grwurtuns, bas bic 8etrsfsns
ben nun ebenfaas lire YFi@t erfiuen,
bemerten wtr, bas nod cine Snsubl
%rdmiem
Scrrdtbis ftnb. rel&e fpfcrt an btejsnis
gen SstI@idt werben, bic tett BIG gum
S&Iufe bieles SabrsauSs 3abIuus
Ieiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
MnSman6ermng aus Semti6
Ianb int Sabre 1876.

&irslih nurte benz beutl6enHetdSs
taee Der Bertht iber bic TbdttBfett bee
Ret@scommiGartus CUR ueberwa&un9
pes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS felt Deg
1875 porselest. NadW ittbetlune fiber
pen untersans bsS Dampfers Deutids
LAMB fdbrt Der 8ertGt fort: SIN Wet
tvrer fino bur@ ben 3etdscommt6dr
pie NIT ben i'm 6afenprte TIRE 8ef5rDe
rune abwartenpen Quswanperern BE-
leeten GceIrbduler In 8e3ua auf Netns
lt9tett, @tnri6tuns unp RdumltGfstt,
iopte GtnbaItuns Der Deretnbarts1 Care
&c. Sfters repiptrt woroen. @beniO
puroe bic @srtbetluna Der NIT ben
Sabn3ieen anIaneenoen Nuswanberer
In BE uerldteoenen 9~ostrbduier, iOrtt
ote Gtnl6tfuue unD l1n%tsrbrin8ung
perielben an BorD Der S6iTs 70 oft ale
mSeli9 bur6 ben 8st6seOmmt6dr re-
ptpttt. Dabet 1T pie Ssai@tis
felt Der S6tfs toufottrt iomte pte
CUR Nufnubme unb Bef6rceruns Don
paGasteren erfOrp.rlt@en &dume fir
gut befunoen morpen. prOpiantDcrrdtbe
uuroen 8eaau unteriu&t uno mnble
nt1t purGaus taoellos befunoener pro
plant 1ofort Don 8orp entfernt iperpen.
Go lino Nnprcnun9e1 eetrcfen, oaB bic
5sparat>A btbeiluneen cte sendBenoen
2aserfdtten fdr Bic pafa8tere entbal>
ten, uno nt@t mebr, als nod ben BE-
fts1munssn 3uIdifa, errtdtst rrercen
pirfen. Muf Nnorpnuns pes Gst&s>
eommi1drs wurpe auf eineu mad 9eus
leelano NIT Nuswanpersrn erpeotrten
S1tfe cine Nn3abl S@laffOjen mad
Dem e%mpfcbIsnen auan'lden SYfems
prObewetie aufssidlasen. Na6 urtbeil
pes 8apttdns unp beS Nr3teS baben
lt6 tnpeHen Dtelr SOjen our&aus nt@t
bendbrt. ba fie bic notbwencioe frete
DIFFERENTIATION beeintrdhtieen. Sc III
paber Dol, rpstteren 8eriu&en Ibtanp
9enomnten.
Die 1875 fattsefunbensn Strans
punesfaIe Der Nuswanpererl@tft
Dampfer Deuti6Ianb uno pss etiernen
Sessll&ifB 6umtolot sabsn 8erans
lu6uns ~ etnem antras bet Der DAM
burger AuspanpersrsB eb6rpt, IN GOlee
ps1en NIT b~enienisen Nbeoereien Dam
burss, rpeI9s i1 NIT @uswanosruns
bel@dfttaten. etn lsberetufOmmen pabtn
setSfsn TT, pab isbt auf tbren fdmmt,
lt1su ~eiierns, S@,fen ote ROmpahe
pur& BITE beutiHe Ssewurte reSultrt
rerpell, ,uas tn bteler 6tnfi@t bic mSs'
lid srSBte St&erbett sewdbrsn oarfte.
SIN Haufe bss Sabres 1876 ftnD utsrlns
slddsfdQt bet yusuanpereri&tfen Dors
getommet : humbplpt, @ermanta, 0oe,
lbe unp 6raneonta auf Ssttsn Der
peutlGen S&ift mar nur stn Wen'
fdenleben au betlasen, tnoena eth RAID.
tenpafasisr Des Dampfsrs Goethe sr'
tranf.
aIs erbebli&ere Rlasen uno DiTr
ren,en iup folssnpe 3u %erwdbnen. Sin
3wil&enpsds > paHastsr erbcb bon
Amertfa aus Slase 9e9erl ben Rapttdn
% 'een a@tfdnrtser Greibsttsent3tsbun8
wdbrenb Der usberfabrt na@ New
1orf ; ca mad Sage Ger llnteriu@uns
Der paGaster i9 tn tObem Wabe UNI
9ebibrltb benommen, 70 irurpe pom etc
asr frafreGtlt&sn 0erfcIsuns bes aa'
pttdns Abffano eenommen. Gin am
,Ier pafaster bate f@ na& fattsss
,abter @tnl@tfune pteper pom Voro
uno mar srt mad Der p'ItBet>
t&en 3suifOn su,idsefetrt Ct UaI J
N GOlse Dsfsn auf NnorcnurlB pes |.
srpeDnnten tn @lidfapt ans saaO :
,slsst unD suriidssIufen pOrusr. W ! =
nun auf 1sraussate oes s"s'> y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
Na9 europa

werpen jecer3ett ueue 9efeaunsen an
aenunnen unb prompt beiorst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE FLORISTS PARADISE.
Natures Finest usndiwork Exhibited In Al
most Every Imaginable shape.

Gimorc's Garden was made beautiful yes
terday for the last time this season by the New
York Horticultural Societies fall exhibition
The doors were not thrown open until evening.
when the brilliant cut flowers in cvery color.
the especially fine display Of greenhouse and
stove plants. arranged at each end Of the gar
den and about the grcnt oval walk together
with the usual musical programme. gave rare
enjoyment to the many visitors. Especial fca-
lures Of the fall display were u great pyramid
Of grasses by b. X. Bliss & Sons; model flower
garden by Mr.. Riddle; Mr.. Brooks's gardcncrat
Inwood. y. j.; stove plants by George Slmson
by Louis Mcnnud. Albany: u screw pine. the
largest in this country, by PaterSon-an I,. anu
By John Agw"Ee Bush fremont ;'0ys Very %ar
palms, william Bennett. fathush and
cut flowers by u: Anderson; \. J.: The Ti
finest ever displayed by the society. There
We're nearly 500 plates Of fruit and vegetables.
Ss Int %s sS he stand
funeral and marriage designs were new and and
stubble of a harvest field. with. the ripened
shock stackened on II. Across the field lay q
sickle with At rest on the blade.
or rare species OF grapes shown. the Black
Hamburg. White Muscat. and Black Bar
barossa. were noticeable. or the commoner
feSs weHG Haford s Proe Bsrry wde
sR% sSSwn a'bS!2h pS H. kcksts & 5f Se%Osrsh %
hibtors of grapes were j. Mccoy. Dobb,s
Ferry: Charles Akeps inwood N J; i y y
Gopsley. StaplotQn. :: L.. and + q. Ochone
Tompkinsville; The best collection OF apples
was displayed by, w. $. Carpenter. Rye. n y.
best pears. Ellwanger & Barry: pmms
Ellwanger & Barry; .quinces. Thomas Dun;
can watermelons. Robert Chesney; and
vegetables. Robert Chesncy.
The prizes are
Plants IN pots best display. william Bennett. fatbush
$50 best single specimen " poouse plant George such
south Anboy orchids, Louis Menand dracenas W.
Wilson; ferns, ". C. Wilson, palms william Bennett
marana- George such; croons. George Such. cut How
ers. Peter Henderson nr.t G L Allen second bes
twenty five roses named. W 4. Burgess Flushing.
best twelve roses. named. Pearson best twelve
roses. any variety. II. d Carnohn Stnplctun. dah
Has James Wick Roche ser Nrrbenas Peter Henderson
gladicli twenty .n,e named. ID X HeXaner Newcastle
\. gladol. twelve named. James Wick. Rochester
coNconh~. L. & Allen. bcs native plants, my named
W l. Brittun New Durp, ; l.; best table design. lsaa
Buchanan Astoria basket Of flowers. Mrs ". J. David
son. BrOixlyn pair of hand bouquets F. kirch Wilson
mineral sign. " & wilson second prise g. l. Allen
native grasses. y llallock, Creednoor autumn leave
ami pressed fefns Mr. W Davidson secont lfike
Mr. chs rltun staten Island flower bed ~ living plants
fifteen by i've ic,t James Riddle. lnwood, >.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE lLBiNr CONTENTION.
Democratic Opinion In the Western Part of
the Stnte-Tbe New Ticket.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 26-Sincc my arrival
b.ro 80, Nt,,,,o, ,,v,.alor Mains 70 r,aLo in.
-" ''"'"' '"' i"'N9 ~
puiri"s IN regard 10 Democratic opinion IN thls
part of the state respecting the candidates TO be
49,. a. ,,,.,,.,io, ,.,l., Aho,,. f,n,.a,,i
p"' Al "oIl'n'"V" " ','o A.o"H' N""Neii''on
Evidences on every hand 20 to prove that the
prevailing sentiment among the Democracy of
w..,.r, No yort j. ngninst tho ola ,icto,
~" ~ "-"s''.' .,..' Wv Nv Nv, -,
bcleSates were elected on Shturday lus' IN the
First and Third Districts OF Monroe county
md ~ th. civ .hosep ore orl, holds n Question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE WISCONSIN DEmOcRtTs.
They Denouncc the Fraud by which the WIN
of the Nation was Defeated.

FOND DU Lac, Sept. 2G-1hc Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, and was pre-
sided over 10y james q. Jenkins Of Milwaukee,
The resolutions declare that the Democratic
and reform party of Wisconsin renows its
pledges of devotion TO the Union and the Con-
stituton with all its amendments. 1t declares
its firm belief that the will OF the people was
defeated in the late Presidential election by
fraud and chicane. under the protection Of the
Federal military. and through the ballot box
will express It's, cQndcmnati9n OF the act and
ballot unawed by tho bayonet, and insists that
military interference in regulating ana con
trolling elections Is subvcrsive Of the first
principles Of free government.
The following ticket was nominated: For
Governor James Mallory Of Milwaukee Lieu
tenant ,doyernor, H. T. Davis OF pane; secreta-
Treasurer, John liingle of Marathon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company was held yesterday
In the companvs offices. ~ F.uh avenue. rresdcn
Charles Wright of rsnnsylyanA in the chair The
gross earnings oi the year Sa' H1 - and the
penses sa73 laf9o. leaving net balance m s992 6s a.
or an Of nearly - per cent last wear \
resolution passed requiring tho fnrchasns Commit
ot The hondholcrs to hN aN within which n honds
Standing he surrendered for f
ierTed stock provided form the plan Tor snunn
adopted two years ago all persons MT ,uircndc- Ia
be- dcharrrd the privilege OF conversion forever
afterwari. About sipnOo worth Of these honis are
still outstanding The directors elected Charles
Wright Pennsylvania Frederick Billings Vermont
George ta,s New York. BENJAMIN + cheney. Ma.sa.
clusets. 4 Tower. fcnnsN lNAnia. ! Living sion New
York Joseph Dilworth. Pennsylynnia Smith, Penn.
syNana, George stark, New Hampshire. AeNnicr
Mitchell Wisconsin. | & Aln,worfh oregon. Vi Dput.
son. MARYLAND, Richard l. Ashur,t renns, Wanna.
Charles Il Wright was elected President George Stnrk
Vice President samuel Wllkeson secretary, ami George
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE MEyTCdN Question:
a Small Soldier Mcddiing with serious Dan.
gers the border.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2G.-The first Cabinet
meeting IN fortnight WAS held at the White House to
dAy. amd brief discussion OF the Mexican question
sprang mp. II generally arrced, however that It
would he unwise to take any action while the reported
resignation OF Gonzales and Trevno rested only on
rnmor. Meanwhile. affairs are slowly driltirs rLgof
some overt hostility by ord at least that's h' 70
army officers upon the ground. one ot ord .t. w.
mates. writing 60 friend here. also an army o 'i u
distinction and himself OF experience on the McNican
ronuer. says that Ord has concentrated twenty three
companies in the neghhorhood Of the Nuece>, and IN
tend, Distinguish himself under orders recently issued
e. hlmurirrs OF which the public l. Nrf entirely isno-
rant but which may have results startling a. the
orders issued rvNsar aso To- an commander
on the Nucc'-
There il excellent authority for the statement that
Con sherman ducs not favor tie aggressive w h
ord l. taking, AMI army oh,crs generally s"en g.
more plainly thIu CIVILIANS TIA, danger of duuL- INTO
war. ana N,nrooAc ae,nrun-N ne policy now nnI,un.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
THE NEGRO TO THE FRONT.
An Index Of How Hayes Policy 10 to he At.
tackled In the Senate.

not been bleeding for the poor negro as much
OF late rs it did the night after the November
election which gave Mr.. Tiden majority of
the votes east but some Of his party have not
forgotten the poor negro and n careful and
elaborate repor, in regard 10 tho last South
Carolina campaign is in preparation for puhli-
cation as soon "a Congress meets. II VIII he n
compilation OF all the evidence accessible on
the subject of outragcs in that State. with Coz
pious extracts from the campaign speeches
made 10y Democrats. The document il prob
ably intended 10 have some effect on the con-
test for the vacant seat from South Carolina. TO
which Gen. Butler has been elected and which
Corbn contests. II will probably have no prac-
of this character is a fair index of the manner
in which Hayess policy is TO be attacked in the
House OF his friends, To Wit. the Senate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-27
NICfEiGUfN JUSTICE.
The Assaiiants OF ~ German Consuis Fanii,
have the Latter Punished.

PANAMA. Sept. 1s.-A letter from Punta Arc
nas. sept g. concerning the Esenstuck affair and the
diplomatic difficulty connected with IT, at the Nicaraguan
capital IN June last puts the whole question in an en-
trey different hight Itsays that Mr.. Lsal Nicaraeuan
ciuzen husband oil the sepiaugher o the German Con
sui had separated from her and that day he aud his
friends suddenly attacked and III treated the Consul.
Moreover the family OF the German representative was
then led through the streets o the city exposed to VITA
perauons The Germans applied 10 the courts demand
ins nee but tey under different etsxts tludcd the
demand. referring the from Judge tu another
Finally. superior Court delivered ti. extraordinary
sentence " Mr. Lcal ,the cuipuu not having received
wound, and not being able To- obtain sufficient data
tile injuries sustained by the Nes.rs Escnstuck.
the Consul. and his brother. there
tinue the That in view o the TACT that Mr. Ei~en
stuck carried revolver the nit IN que son he be
condemned 10 pay nne OF si5 or suner thirty days OF
hard labor
1, will be remembered that the German Minister to
Central America protested against the decision o the
NcAraguah Court that he supportet IN his proesi
by the AmerIcan Minister. and that both qut NearaguA
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HARD FIGHTING AT PLEVNA.
RUMORED REPULSE or THE RUSSIAN
CENTRE WITH HEATY LOSS.
The Turks Re.enforced and Abundnntiy
Supplied with Ammunition and Rations-
The Russians said 10 be Withdrawing.

The Russians said TO be Withdrawing.
LONDON, Sept 26.-It seems probable that
the Turkish accounts are correct that Plevna
was revictualled and reinforced on the o3d inst.
by twenty battalions of infantry two battcrieso OF
artillery. 1000 cavalry and an immense guam
tity Of food and ammunition. Several corre-
spOndents mention that rainy weather IL i'm
pcding operations.
Osman Pasha's position ia believed to be Sc
cure and the impression at Constantnople and
Sophia is that the Russians and Roumanians
are Withdrawing gradually from the attempt
against Plevna.
The Standards correspondent. telegraphnR
from Orchanic. under date Of Monday. says:
Another immense convoy OF provisions. mn
nitions Of war. and forage is about 10 start for
Plevna. escorted by a division. Many mer-
chants and other inhabitants Of Plevna. who LETT
the town when the Russians first advanced. are
accompanying the convoy. as Plevna is looked
upon as safe from capture. The road is re-
ported to be entirely free of Russians as fnr as
Dubnik, at which place we hear Ahmet Ifzi has
arrived. There is necessity for the retention
2ia large force here or at SOPHIA II + TOO LAT, late
for the Russians to attempt dash on the latter.
and even could they do so I'm army could
scarcely force this pass il held by thrse or ionr
LONDON. Sept. ga despatch to Reuters
Telegram Company dated Constantinopc. IL
o'clock. Wednesdayinight, says: " Private tele,
Plcyna yesterday, md was repulsed with loss
Of 900 men and four guns
This report Is probably unfounded, as no
Official confirmation has been receivcd.l
BUCHAREST, Sept. 2G.--Gcns. Skopeoir and
Todleben left hero to-day for the army.
LONDON Sept. 21.-The special To- tho Times
from Cet,inlc announces that Goransko haa
surrendered to the Montenegrns. The Bel
grad, correspondent q tho 1unes tolographs
| ~ follows: Two million francs have arrived
from Russia. This is said to be- the final in.
sallment Of the loan. The mobilization OF tie
| troops continues.
scryiu Is about TO demand tho withdrawal Of
| Turkish troops from the Scrvian frontier. 1t
| will he remembered that "A similar doinand
| formed the prelude 10 u declaration oi war last
year.
LONDON Sept. 27-Thc Stdndords Vienna
correspondent hears Germany Will renew her
! remOnstranceS TO the Porte AGAINST breaches OF
thu Geneva Convention in more pointed man
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. Eeceyor Paine of the Bond Stroct Savings
bAhh Is pa>ut dNl,nd Of euWt cruf tutne creditors
The announcement that Enrich Co. opened
oct -
Capt. Foley rad'd three disordcrly houses in
were ln,ked up
Mr. John Brougham is sick with rheumatism
a. ~, le.Nrn,c ana cannot lulhI his engagement "a te
Bulhln Academy u MUSIC,
The Board OF Education adopted last evening
nhu1s.l 4" eAtn,s. for mainiamnl ne public and or
The Fire Commissioners have given permis-
SION ellIens TO remove The woodtn nre telegraph poles
th may stand IN front OF their residences aud place
them with iron poles ~ their own expense.
DR.. John Hall of the Fifth Avenue Presbyte-
ran church. and his family, amt Mr GEORGE Jones ire
proprietor VI the Tm,s arrived in tie amship Russia
ana Ihs Rev Dr. oFmisIen IN the EIAIoD.a yesterday