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The Chinese Graduating 10 China In
Large Nnmbsrs.

The chinese EK0uuMinE 10 Shna ~
Large Nnmbsrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Nearly
600 Chinese left by steamer yesterday for
China amid scene Of great confusion and
excitement. This exodus seems the be.
ginning Of an extended hesira OF MonRo.
liaus from America. Most Of those de-
parting intend to remain in China. This
is variously accounted for, some believing
that extensive public improvements are
being inaugurated in the Celea'ial Empire,
and that the authorities desire Chinese
who have gained experience in these mat
ters in this country. Others think the
uniriendly attitude Of the American peo.
pie is driving the Chinese away. What
ever the cause there Is general rejoicing
over the exodus.
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srRAIN-coCaRAN-Thurs November I, 1850,
by the Rev. j. A Lancaster, At the rISidrn,e o. the
bfiI,'A mother, two miles west Of Martins FerrV,
Ohio, Mr.. NILLlAW A stRAtE, Of Brooke county,
". Va, 10 Mss ALFKETTA 4 COCHRAN
WOODs- ThurtdaV, November 4.
1881, by tho Rev J it7cAtier, Al tue RS dsnce Of
a = Cochran, Two miles west Of AArtn'' Ferry, ,
vR ElIHu STAFFORD Of Erie, Pa, 10 MRS. AHSix
L. W OTIS.
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II. E. HoDoE, Cambridge, Mich, says:
| have been ! III Cred with Asthma for
years, an "only Lung Pad" gave me i'm.
mediate relief, eau recommend It as the
greatest remedy ever produced.-Sse Adv.
NwF&w
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GrNEEAL HANCOCK wishes 1t to be nn-
dsr,tood tina. he has no grief on bis own
.ccoupt Nobody has. The Democratic
managers who nominated him run him on
,b.ir own account, not his. All they are
arieved about Is the defeat Of their plans
N pss him, and abuse him.
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Gov. JEWELS Committee had the result
I, New York City figured down pretty
closely before the election, Jewell said
tina, Garfield would receive 50 900 votes TO
loOOyO for Hancock, and ii the latter over
run that figure go would the former. The
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SUNDAY kxPkksS le,y wheeling n s:77 a. y
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nsw AnvER1lsEMEMrs.

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FoR sALe.

E0R sALE-LIMESToNE oUIppv
4 On he line Of tACc. P Railroad. re-; H ~
load stone, tools Of al klndS poF,nbis illf y
shops, lot Of track iron and eaiS, Sc Foy lie
information call On the undersigned a nv lg'hI
In BellAre, Ohio, or a. The works AEfBiis ~
OLAIN, BellA!TU, Ohio, MRGeb q, 1853. Se'
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sEnCELS 10 TIE WRECK.

SURVIVORS Al CHARLESTON AND SMYRNA, Fla
THE REMAINS or GENERAL rORBERr.
CHARLESTON. :. c.. Seit 6-S,X OF the Of
the steamer Vera Cruz Charles Smith, second AS
si,tant engineer; Charles Brandenberg. quarter
master; James Kelly. Mason Talbot. john Green
field and T. Drumgold, seamcn, together with Mr..
Owen the surviving passenger arrived here on the
steamer City Point, iIOm Jacksonville, Fla, tAs
morning. They VIII remain here to-day and Will
leave for Ncw-l0rk on the steamship George W.
Ciydc Tomorrow.
S,vANNAH. Sept. 6.-The persons saved from the
Vera Cruz whose names are unknown are at
Smyraa. Fla. telegram to The Morning NeTo. from
Jacksonville however. says " Nothing further
has been heard from the other survivors Of the Vera
Cruz s1id 10 have lanticd at Nrw->iuvrna Fia."
I\.w->nvrna l. on the Mosquito lagoon. and Is
alb Ut 100 miles from -. Augustine.
WASHINGTON Sept. 6.-Geucral +. I. Dent, com
mandlng at ST. Augustine. F!a, has telcgraphcd
that the quarantine authorities refuse to aoT the
remains Of General Torbert to be dI,iuerred for
moyal to the North until frost sets III. Dr. Turner,
Of the National Board If HcalJh, has te,e grapled
tine health officer IT. Augustine his opinion tAat
tncie can be nJ danger.
Many te, Grams have been received from the
frcuus OF General IOIDsrt recommending that steps
M taken - nave he BODY brJGGAt North. request
has been made to tue naval Iut tuOrtIes that toy
erun.cnt vessel Oe dispatched 10 81 Augustine FOR
Jhr purpc.c.
toneaIar service. Suggested 70 the Navy Dcplt-
~ ont f-ly tuat a n!tcd States vessel be d spat cucd
to Dr NJ Moran the remains OF General lorbcrt ne
suggcstiun was fayOrablT received by the Acting
Sa .reTlrV. Commodore Jeilcrs Secretary thompson
returned 10 dshluSt0n TINS evening, dnd tho mat
ter will Le referred 10 lin for his decision to-mOr-
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,rIuEs And CASC4LrIEs-BT TELEGRAPH.


DROWNING OF A BOY.
wa. drowned hllo bathing In small pond yesterday.
TIE DEJARNETTE MURDER TRIAL
DANvIILF. Va, sept. 6.-Ine trial OF j. |. Dear
neite iofr1e murder oi his we in ny began here today
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
J,ursrowN n T. SeDr. 6.-Wilam Webster a
brSGensn Instantly killed at the Junction today while
ARRESTED FOR CHILD MURDER.
arrested last nrh cion OF numbering The
bn,ly Oh a child found stranglcd near the house
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
FREpERICKaBU Va, >rpr. 6.-tirs. Julia Fair
banSs captain Nosh Fairbanks, during storm
tcray. instantly KI.ed By lightning near summit sta
N0" A FATAL LEAP.
gpRTNGFfFLD Mass. sent. O-lsaac Woodruff
,r,nnrd from he bridge into ot
ley saturday ami was drowned Ills body Mas not recoS
cred
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
BRADFORD Penn, sept Ga boiler IN the pump
station United Lines Bradford exploded TO day
Win terrible force and Aed ho engineer naeu l. J. ben'
"''" DROWNED IN CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.
JAMESTOWN, \. y. sept. t. lie body OF an m
known negro was found Aosung the Chsutauqua AXE
here to-day 1t supposed 10 Do scaSe o suicide or
DRUNK. JEALOUS AND MURDERoUs.
DETROIT Sent. B.-John l.. PeltIer laborng
man. drunk and in ut OF eaonsy shot his wife and
then bnse this Afternoon Neither VI them ID seriously
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
PROyIpFNCt. Sept. "a C0roneTs jury to-day
verdict charging hat rs Catherine Furey died
from nues by stone OK stones thrown by Frank
" Brian owen q BI1en
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, hept. GA dispatch to The Gdgett,
from Ganpos saYs The boiler OF portable sawmll
VinIon Gaa County, expodoi ti-day Killing samuel Davis
ana Donney and seriously nnrng another employee
srABeING AFFRAY AT HIGHLAND FALLS.
POCGRKEEPsIE, sept. B.-In All atfray at HI Oh
Fall, ~ midnisst 90 saiuray between Wes, saor,
soorer Sullivan stabbed twice. and hs condition
is serious IL Not thought soiass stabbed MN
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loss oFA STEAMER AND / SHIP.
UNAVOIDABLE REPORTS IN REGARD TO THE san
SALVADOR AND ERIC TIRE RID.

UNAVOIDABLE REPORTS IN REGARD TO THE san
SALVADOR AND ERIC TIRE RID.
Information of the loss Of the ship Eric the
Red and The probable loss OF the steamship san saliva
dor was received IT the lrItime EXCHANGE yesterday
The san salvador was an Amercan-but steamship, nav
inr heeu constructed at Wilmington Del, IN 1893 and
cll,isened the Bor,de Ford she mad an ron hull and
wooGeu upper works. She nearly rebuilt in 1872.
when abe was named the san salvador She was re-
Gently purchased By Honduras merchants, and was used
in the cattle trade between Cuba and Honduras.
The san Salvador sailed from TruxilO, Honduras, on
August = ard was due IN Havana on August
II blt she has not since been heard from.
ON Saturday last Meesrs. Leaycraft & CO.. OF NJ. ~
Broadway. the New-Yor1 agents, received dispatch
from the Hava agents saying that 1t was believed
that the vessel vas lost in cyclone which visited the
Caribbean sea on August g. II IS thought possible mat
she may have been driven on the Mosquito
coast in which case news of her wreck might
not reach here for several weeks. The vessel
usually comes this port every winter, and year ago
she was Thoroughly Overhauled by Harlan Hollnes-
worth Wilmington, Del she was COMMANDED DY
| Captaln native or HODddras Inc chlci th-
gineer was Mr.. Cline, engineer In the United states
Navy during the Rebellion and resiGent OF Connecu-
cut The first assistant engineer and first mate were
also Americans, and the crew were negroes.
The shin Erie the Red went ashore AT Cape Otway, on
the southwest coast II Australia on saturday. and be
came a The ship was under me charter %
4 W Cameron CO.. OF this city, and sailed rom mere
for -yduey Australia June 10, Win cargo or hero-
q, turpeutiue t0OaccO. uit haidWare ana afric-
tural Implements. Tne cargo belonged To various per
WIS commanded 10y Captain Allen and the crew nun
hered twenty IL all II believed that they wele
saved. The snip built IN Batn Me-, III ISL. Wheie
sin owned by +. az 4 se~ell and her capacity was
5-S
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GENERAL. sUARpEs OPINION.

THE GENERAL C0NFiDrNT OF THE ELECTION OF
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR by LARGE MAJORITY
"A LYING PARAGRAPH COSTRADICrED.
KlNG,TON. n Y, Sept 6.-Ibe Ionkers Gdzei'e
all enterprisiug Democratic newspaper, recently
printed the following ingenious paragraph, which
has been extensively copied by the Democratic press
along the
While talking with his bOyhOOd friend Gehera
George H. sharpe Speaker Of The Assembly al hHgsiOh
aiew d,vs ago a Wesichester County Democrat asked
me General nov he liked political OUTLOOK ior u
mari 10 NOT gooG sad be. =" made one trick at
Chicago however IN the nomination OF Arthur out
fear Il VIII be Of no use.
Tie claim that such expression had come from
man ike General Sharpe, under ranylcircumstances
whatever. would be distrusted by any Inteili-
gent reader But in order to establish the ut
ter baseness of the claim TRIBUNE reporter called
on the General this morning After reading the
paragrapb the General said 1t is utterly and en-
tirely without a shadow of foundation. l never
used any such language on any occasion 10 any one.
Nor do remember any such man. l cannot recall
any Westchester County Democrat as having been
among my bOyhOOd friends. what sort Oh papel
can IL be that would start snch an Infamous Story
~ thatf Twill INQUIRE into this matter"
Reporte-" On the other hand, General. what 90
you IhInk OF Repn blican prospects y
think If the elections were held tomorrow,
Garfield and Arthur would surely be elec Isd; ana
they are Qaiuug votes every minute we snaii
surely carry New-York, and Maine VIII roll up a
fpienGld majority Everything Is IN our favor.
Nor have ever thought otherwise
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trace has been obtained. The dried matter reierreu
to in the letter of the Postmaster OF st. Augustine
will not arrive in this city until Thursday.
In Postmaster James's absence his assistant toiu
a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that the cioseu
mail" which had been washed ashore from INC
wreck of the City Of Vera Cruz bad reached thl'
city Yesterday morning and would be sent back
south by the next steamer. 1--WE never open what
are known as closed mails'D said the Assistant
Postmaster: we simply put the bags containing
such matter in other bags when they come here ana
forward them. The mail bags received are to go 10
Havana Vera Cruz, Progresso, Campeachy ana
Frontier The other ordinary mall when aiter
il came ashore was dried was sent from st. Angus
tine this morning. It ordinarily takes about thirty
tx hours for mail from that point to reach US. So
it will probably be here by about tomorrow even
ing That mail will come overland"
At the steamship of;e Of +. Alexandra sons
there were many visitors Yesterday, to inquire for
further particulars regarding the lost steamer CITY
of Vera Cruz however there were fewer visitors
than on Saturday. aad the scenes in the Office were
not so heartrending. Among those who called
we're: Miss Whilbee. daughter of the s,ewardess
Mrs Mllel wife ot the en- gineer; Mrs. Casey VIC
of one or the cabin WATERS. WITH her TWO htilo
boys: n friend or Thomas DumQpid, who - among
thr saved; Mrs. O oole, wife OF one OF the WATERS
with child I'D npr arms; Nrs. Green, we Ot one
Of tile 81 0rs Mrs. Lo0mis and her oaaGnterj
elster # James II. Kelly, WHO was save slS'ef
of Jonn Nee q fireman.. Of No. 400
We.t Twent, -four'h-sf.: and Ms. lark, an
aunt Of William Henderson, the Paher', VINO
was a native OF Ncw-Orleans. although Ire had been
m.1ng his home tcmD0rari Y az no. A RenW.cN ST.,
fl., ciiy. A telegram was received from herman
smith. of Baltimore, asking for information or
Charles Smith. who Is among the saved. inquiries
were also made regarding the Bronx boys.
No more dispatches had been received frQm
Florida. alIhougn word was auxlousy awaited. In
fh. telegram sent by A.exaudre Il sons on
SATURDAY. Jhey asked that information regarding
pas,enlels and crew be- sent them at their expense
and although they had received the one telegram,
they Thought thar 1t was about time that some
th'ug more SHOULD arrive.
WerI had reached the firm that A. K owen,
Charlie, Brudeuburg. Thomas DWmgoid. john
Greenfield .d James H. Kelly and Charles 'nnrn were
ON board the George W. clyde. OF the Clyde steam
snip Line, and were on the way back TO Newly YORK.
ATBIBUNE reporter inquired OF the AleXandres
reear,inQ the slowing of the cargo OF the CITY 4
Vera Cruz and John Alexandra answered: We
always load our steamers with ,he utmost care ana
there could not possibly have been chance for tie
cargo 20 shift and cause a listing OF the vessel
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

CuIEF-ENGINEaR GREENWOOD MURDERED.
MEXICO, Aug. 3O.-Wiliam II. Greenwood.
WHO f0 several years cAletensneer II the denver
Railroad and has recently Deen engaged IN making sur
vcys for Palmer sullivan the railway con'Taciors waa
murdered yesterday near Tianepanta el-hteen
miles from the capital. lie accompanied at tue
time by his assistant, Mir Miller aud a servant ana
mad gone on IN advance 10 examine rranca
or ravue few minutes afer Miller and tue servant
came upon MS dead body, with three nullet u"- In H.
me urdc mad tirernwOOI- pistol and horse,
bIt eft ms wtcn and money. PROBABLY because they
hao no lm, to rife uhc OO4y TIE au1AOres ace max
lug -rcat efforts 10 mad the murdeters. -,
l- Ea. .rytI Committee na, made majority ana MI.
norf reports one ayUrng the sullivan concession ani
be other the Frisuee II IS believed the
Pr sdent Will the reports, Dut Will reer tne
whole subject back 10 Congress. .
Colonel George l. Gray chlei-englneer OF the Soutn-
eru Pacific Railroad Las arrived at tue capital On Dus
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A SPIRITED OHIO MEETING.

WARREN, Ohio, Sept 6.-Junius Dana,
founder Of Daua's Musical Institute. addressed large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting tonight. IN the
park This the native county OF the Dana family and
the people well the Dana's show majority OF TWO
70 IN favor OF Garfield AMI Arthur
Mr. Dana gave az Interesting sketch Of the Demo
crate parry from the earliest period of history tell
ing Of It's errors of policy. II also showed that Tue
Of The Republican party especially il hnan-
cal ones. had brought prosperity TO the country In
the c0ur-e of his speech he severely criticised
the free Trade tendencies of the Democratic
party. n you dc-ir-" SAID Mr.. Dana. q" tlat labor
should lc Il n a her ni crrs's aud believe Iat
protection has result, Dt .TauHi uR t.c manu-
fdCtuilI- ci,-r- tO tuis tnu ir] atc ufhhg hrf j.
pendent Iu fac a. wei as in name, then You r.
IuDIcan. II you desire Tat yul, nee should Dee SUD
pressed by tp slInl arm OF government, aui tat ti
souai freedom should De secured 10 tV ~ citil"i ID
every of tie land. Nuu must br kepu1ucdh 10
AIN yIur prefer to belong I'D progress
sivc rnrtN-rifh-r than OF fusftzcI id-dS-Who-c
tir the ric" ion az thr people uY lutr
c,- idvarreueut f the nation ii prosperity ana
power. te Republican party Is Tie onJ orc W'-A A'cA
t.U
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NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
THE CRISIS IN THE ORIENT.
AN ULrInATUM TO BE SENT TO THE PORTE.
ToNpo< Monday Gonf q LAO.


II is expected at COnstantinOple that the
Porte Will the Cltmatum Of the Powers before
the naval demonstration actually begins.
A Coustanffnople dispatch The PoH KfH GAZETTE,
dated last Friday says: In direct contradiction Of all
his 70 the ambassadors and TO the opinions
expressed by him 10 bis colleagues IN the Council,
Abeddin Pacha. tie Minister OF Foreign ARsirs has
drawn up secret orandum for tue sultan recon-
mendiug fresh pan 10 impose upon Europe. aud warn
ing the Sultan in the strongest terms or tne danger TO
himself the dynasty ana to the Empire - any con-
cesslon the Powers TINS document - evidently in
tended by Abeddin Pacha 10 work upon the snltins
personal fears IN order regain bis tAb disl nhu'
euce now waning. and to enlist the support Oh sa.d
Pacna. tue ex-Premier."
A Constantinopie telegram 70 TIE times says: The
position OF Kadu Plcha. tue Prime Miuis, er. Is ex'
tremclv preca rous For day. st the sultan has
been speaking av0raUiy OF S~rvd PIchl ~ success
SION, however would be only tGat OF one puppet Tor
Another"
A DIcgnO dispatch dated sunday. t0 The NrHchester
GRQTdGn That 500 AlDan. are eucainIed out
Du clguo. ANA tIelr mum DcIs constantly aug
=. the P0rfc furnishes them R.ta every Lcll-
Ity i'll lrvylng and transporting recruits. Ihe
iOFce GIsIue Tu-i is beng similarly increased
cItlcult some Idnauca elements are con ec lng Ae
The CIrstin population OF the district bud the -lia-
ton lntJicrab.r and long Tor Tile immediate execution
of me European decision. The Turks resolved tnat
LdcOuc -ali Tic ut, and tHcy hyDe II liy ItOFo
a hard one.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Monday,

LONDON, Hondhyf sept D, 1880.
RinJerpest Is prevalent IN i've districts OF Moldava
Prince hohenohe Will return to Paris. German
Ambassador, except temporarily.
Baron Magnus. the German Minister 70 Denmark
whose recall recently anuounced-has merely lsft
his post Oh far ou2h.
Herr Won Buetzon. the Russian Minister TO China has
left St Petersburg for his post bat he Will spend month
at Geneva before proceeding % Pckin.
The railway from ST. Petersburg to simpherOpo was
watched night and day by 5000 peasants aud 10000
troops during the Enpcrors recent Journey 10 Livada
One hundred and NIFTY houses have been destroyed BY
Are In the of seruagur. Cashmere The disaster
involved some loss OF hfe and number Of persons
injured.
Tue Paris Sour states that I62 deaths from infants
diarrhea occurr ed that daring the month Of Au
gust A. compared with AZ deaths from the
during the same month iast year.
The directors OF the West India and Panama Telegraph
Cable Company have purchased second ship to assist
in the repairs cables OF that company The
sel s now attus out. and Will SAN from England In
about "a mouth.
The Hamburg American Liue steamer Alemania.
which sailed yesterday from Hamburg direct for New
York took out Si .oOO, 900 gold. The balhon with
drawn irom Bans Of I'm aaud to-day tsi25 0oo was
Tor saiplnent 10 NeN-lOrk.
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AcT1vlTYIy osWEGo COUNTY.

OswEGO, sept. 6.--For several years 1t has
been usual 20 mold tae O,wego County k'pun ic-n
Convention AZ ore # tine towns situated near he centre
OF the county. This year an innovation was made upon
the custom. and It was hid in tine Cry OF os-
wcro Although the noulnatIons to be made were uu-
imrortant there was cx'raorGuary interest manifested
Delegations from every town present. and eadins
Republicans from al palt' OF the county were 10 at
tendance. The nominating business OF the Convention
vas quietly disposed Of alter wAich speeches were
mad. rv T. B. White. Cousresanln Mason aud George
p slcan The utmost enthusiasm prevailed, and the
taul .da+ +es OF Tile ariv, when tclr were men
Toned hV iI- lccrri aEhu ana AZ an
Tho veurion 4doufu.,i al rr adopting stirring lcso
luf-ou-. The County Committee Wi ncr upon tue
work of canvas~ug ana alrdn glHg meetings WIN lnc
d-fcruiuar on a rpo-e utl, supplement wnaC ms
a ready n.en 80 n ly begun some of our Republican
express The opinion that the cdmpal-n u air adv ABOUT
a. NOT on the Ecpublicln side t- county t u IN
Name or Indiana. The Democrats Aave hardly made a
uu
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A CONTEST " EERnnN,s DISTRICT.

New CITY, y. Y, Sept. 6.-The Repubii-
cans OF Rockand County y Y, held their County Con
ventiou IN New CITY on the 81 INST. for The purpose OF
eectiug delegates the coming Congress onal Conven
ton. They organized by eectng u. J. Blauve chair
man. There IL opposition to the denomination OF MI
Ferdon the present only III his own county,
out Orange and sullivan, and on account of ths feel
in Rockland County has been much agitaed. Crowds
ca me u the from nearly part OF the
county, to the number probably Of 600 men Mr Ferdon
and his friends "a tran-Oad from his town OF BOO
The FcrdOu elected the chairman. ID. j. Bauvclt.
OF Nvack and adopted the plan Of the convention
naming the decgffes. Mich opposition was shown
auc Que ha convention declared that the decls
ION was wrong because robbed the towns OF rcprt-
sentalOn. The chairman decided all points IN favor or
Mr. FcrdOn. and refused T. allow an appeal Inc resu
IA lbnr Hayerstraw RdmapO and CllrkstOwn elected
their delegates aud cOnt-sng delegations Will appeal
fn tne Congressional Convention.