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New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 31.-An attempt was
made TO assassnate John Dou president OF the Cham
Der of Commerce. in Holsst at halfpast O'Clock this
AFTERNOON ny a man named Huggins.
VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 31.An arrival from the west
ward reports that the alive with valuable
The vessels passed through thirty miles OF seals.
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. 31-Tle Sailors Union. at a
meeting here have ordered that for the present
mems wages should be 81 SO day Oh the lakes and So
per day through the canal.
MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 31-Hcnry Teldman. who
abscondod from Chicago with S. 900 belonging the
Merchants Loan and Company was arrested here
tives. 49, -
BRooKvnLE, Ont, Aug. 31.-The International Camp
Ground on - American shore. nearly opposite here
which Contains large number Of handsome residences
be burned
QUEBEC Aug 31.-An inhuman action is reported
from Port Rouge. farmer had trouble with balky
horse and in order to break the animal habit lit
fire under him. SO determined the horse to
move that he maintained his place until, overcome by
the flames.
TORONTO, Aug 3l.-Despatches from all parts of the
Province of Ontario respecting the weather and
show that unusually protracted drought exists al
most everywhere and has caused much loss and great
inconvenience everywhere Farmers in many in
stances obliged TO drive their cattle for miles TO be
Bush fires widely prevalent doing much DANA ge
A. special meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of Orange
sever connection with the Orange Association.
srJoHN's, n. F,Aug. 3l-Late advices from Labrador
speak discouragngly Of the fishery operations the
northern portion of the At places the pros
poets are very gloomy. At Esquipaux Bay the worst
apprehensons prevail starvation is feared there during
the coming winter The Government has already been
appealed TO for assistance The Bank fisheries
lshed.
Recent arrivals from Lancaster Sound report unusually
fine weather in the far north, are no dings Of
the search expedition
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
FRAGMENTS or wESTGRN NEws.

MAUD >. NOT 70 TRoT AGAIN THIS YEAR
tlNCINSATI Aug. 3l.-Cnpt. stone has ar
rived home with Anud 3. Fhc marc 4 At ner Old
quaritrH A. Chester Park. snc wt1 any more
TINS ecasou.
SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. 31.-Dr. Aust who
nt ail shot and Killed his brothcrnlaw Jasper.
lui, yesterday taken to jefferson HE prison
ninety nine ycarr on the he goriod IN h crime.
MURDERED WHILE At WORK.
thAWfOHDsNILLE, Ind, August 3l.-John
Hooper, from tac norh part of this county,
work The ~ 1s9A 7hot two loads of bucksot INTO his
body.
- Fatal AFFRAy BETWEEN BRAKFMEN
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-A dispatch from Sioux
lals, D. l., says; Nm. smith aud Vim. NassAr, brake
men on tle Milwaukee lnd 50 Pul Railroad. quarrcllcd
on sunday aud smith struck Nassar The head with
car llnk INJECTING a fatal wound.
. BURN - TO DEATH IN A STABLE.
80 MILFORD, Ohio. Aug. 3l.-Ihe stable of
charle' Lawrence at Lawrence station, was burned
u u not known how Mis-. Carnea happened o bc Ia the
stable but II ~ supposed she thought the chill
dren were there ard rushed In to saye thcIu.
MUNSTER PICNIC IN ILLINoIs
PLANO, ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-Vhc Washington
uouniy picnic OF persons whu came Illinois fron
n,id ,"dhy At Stewards Gro.e, this place About
-.opD persons were present EK.Goyvrilnr Bcvcrdce
p''uib Ht tho meeting aud srYcr speeches made
utPl,ch announcing The favorable progress OF the
ilc5luoni was received with cheers.
JEALOUSY AND MURDER AT chicago
CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.--,james T.. Duncan, q
photuEraph operator. shot ana Killed Thomps "A Iovry
u tNp'--~ter THIS morning. Lowry boarded at Duucaus
nu"r ANA Tue cause OF the fatal Qnarr, his alleged
,n'nl''f WIN Duncane wife. Duncan neither admits
"Nl'7 th' sn"otlhg, nat says: a. forty old
ana "tlgh one hundred pounds. was assaulted by "A
younger dho larger mH1 with "A heavy stick"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
SUICIDE OF BANKRUPT SPECULAroR.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. 3l.-E. X. Collins, for
mery an Alderman in this city, sold his business
about five years to devote his entire attention to
mining enterprises in Utah, in which he tempted TO
invest his money At that time his fortune aggrega ted
from SOC, 900 to $4,000 He made heavy investments
in tho Comstock Mines, which, with his other Stocks
would have brought him profit of nearly half Million
had he sold three years ago, as he advised do
But visions of bouness wealth deferred him. short
ly after the market took downward turn and the con-
sant at last bankruptod him Several weeks
ago Mr. Collins visited Troy, evncinc symptoms OF men
tai disability Yesterday, while iouTncying TO Richled
Springs TO meet his wife, and when abOut six miles from
Utica he jumped from the train and picked up life
less. He the fourth member of his family
violent death being engineer OF the tram ON the
Lake Shore Railroad which fell through the bridge az
Ashabula some years ago. The accident attended
with large loss OF life, aud Engineer Collins snbse
quently found shot In the head, probably by his own
hand. Another brother drowned in this city. and
another hanged himself in his barn at Brunswick.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE COTTON TRADE DISTURBED.

PRESTON, Aug. 31.-There is a strong feeling
here that short time should generally he
the Cotton trade to checkate the of the ring OF
Liverpool brokers' who keeping the price of
penny pound higher than II should be- Trade
nuneratiVc. many mills working at a loss. This de-
preston seems anomalous when fact is known that
ut meeting OF the Board Of Guardians it urged that
no relief should be given wravers, there
waa work for six hundred men at Preston.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Manchester Guardian, in its
Commercial article to-day, says:
The mannuveTa in the Liverpool Cotton market are
beng watched With interest The point upon which all
accounts agree that OF 100000 bales of August and
September deliveries sold in spring months by bears"
Sohewhat over 100000 bales have been rendered and
taken mp, and the rest will have to be provided or
settled Tor before the close OF September The point Of
interest IL ar what time these outstanding engagements
Will he close thereafter H. that the price
of cotton Will decline more or less rapidly.
meeting OF Committee Of Oldham Cotton Spinners,
held NJ Manchester yesterday, passed resolution
commencing the avoidance of those brokers who notor
ousy foster mmoderate speculation. Copies of the
luton have been forwarded to other towns.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
TELEGR.iPHLC NOrEE.

r9PoRTED MASSACRE DENIED.
N AdT ro@ ARS ai A to S o ma,goa @ dspatGh
Oi the massacre a, EurcAn 8le untouAded. ~ Nr
ARRIVAL or A WHALING SCHOONER
PRoyNcErowN, Mass, Aug. 3l.EThe Whaling
o iso 9e Aagte 9eea having 100 Of sperm oil ni
:, A CLERK MURDERED IN TEXAS
LAS VEGAS, n NJ, Aug . Henry Bishop was
DaGy III" p,sbo sf % os EriGny IA 'ort ascon by Thomas
goods The %arar,r as rsso MssH d'pute arose
A,n mIsSING rHfsIciAtN i22UNpq DROWNED
g 9 SE s"fS 6r n%p%y FoW. waning 9s VIZ found
Gesn6ack National party una wctknown throughout
AN OLD MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
o tS town NJ Of Sc; A% Ms cGhamaH
WINE burning oay s Wss baTaaa HG'y 70 & Sca IT,
sa S GnS oS% ysas hs@ Of wa" almost
COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
the Und sa Mint IN & c9 TG Sr GoRage m & yestSraay
sgsrTgsSa ] @ 9SCoU9 sGo @ ses yaned at 70 This
100000 SILVER dollars i,o6oooo Cents O''0'
OkGANIZ1NG TROOPS IN NEW.MEXrCO
SAMrn sn n N. Nh Az 3lmeoyemor sheldon has
sam @ s T m his intention
force can be mooiHed to act In Win the military
r Nidko FATALLY WOUNDED
,DANvILLE, Va, Aug. 3l.-This afternoon on the
aTSsdao tIi IaaS ana ana alteration TSc Ss
Ge IN the Ga"s 'S rRa %oaSa S m ar Gasa VINO shot
WINNING a RACE AND A PURSE
St raaddcEs Penn s eoat s1en% rhce
hs%GGn S nG cSto a. T. Of d %Gss1g and Peter & MoEeepar
STA lengths a head, 1ime 2l:f9. - ' Wv N"i'o :"
NEW BRIDGE AT LONG BRANCU
cnasoN oNG BEiANCi n j., Aug, 3l.Ihe Board of
Shoh fit'holdcrs uf Monmouth decided toIay
have nav put new bridge over t inlet ave between
ulr WNet fhd ana l.l,t1on The structure viii No
substantial iron bridge 80 feet length and the f wlta
OF The avenue e '" ''0 '"A "'"'H
TWO mIss1yG sEAMEN RESCUED.
PORTSMOUTH, ~ H., Aug. 3l.-f}e two men re-
ported 0sl last Week from the schooner Maud r. Wofherc
w!e fishing on tho Grand Banks were licked M by tbe
schoohef Nevada ana landed ut Haven M 'fIey
suneen considerably, having been sixty.two hours without
KILLED BY THE BURSTING OF A WHEEL.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Aug 31.--Io-day James Fla
hety, contractor Eaton Cole q H,ru To-, ,es Lad
by ne bursting OF an emory Wheel tho pieces striking
n ~ 'he peas aud larger fragment, woighlng several
p3unts striking him In tho stomach lie only lived few
THE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND
- RoCkiAND, Me-. Aug. 3l.-Present Milhken and
Gehef Manager Gushing, VI the Portland Bangor
.nds ,le"ipoat company, went down the wreck Of
the Cy, OF Richnond this morning. The steamer
was found TO be in bad condition that Il was
10 wreck her. '' Vs. ''
csuiulDE .s OF OF A PHILADELPHIA sALEsMAN.
SCRANIoN, Penn, Aug. 3l.-S. q. Collins supposed
70 ne ~ salesman Tor WickershDn Co.. Racc-st.
FhlhuephI committed suicide early yesterday
borig oy throwing himself in front OF freight train
Bloomsburs Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
DISCORD IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Aug. 31.-Thomas Sexton, speak
ing et todays meeting of the Land League said before
the country settled down the Emergency Committee of
the Property Defence Association should be disbande
Mr. SeNon repeated that the League would not be suits
fed until landlordism altogether destroyed. This
has ooen the keynote OF all tae speeches Of
agitators.
BERWICK. .Aag. 3l.-For tho vacancy caused in this
Parliamentary borough by the raising OF Dudley C.
Maiorihanks Bart to the pccrace the Irish electors
viii be adv lsc by the Land League against
Llbernl cundlAnte.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE STEAMER TEUTON LOST.

oNHi TWENTY SEVEN PERSONS sAvED-THE STEAM
ER BOUND FOR SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS
CAPEroWN Aug. 31.-The Union mail steamer
leutoh, with 200 persons on board, including pas
seh9cfs and crew, has been wrecked near Quoin
fo'h'' only twentv-seven persons were saved in
the Fteamers boats The British corvette Dido has
proceeded to the scene of the wreck.
Inc ieuton arrived az Capetown from England
On monday, landed some and embarked other pas
sengefs ana proceeded on her voyage to Algoa Bay
anu o'her ports. Quoin Point is near Algoa Bay
steamer.
, ne umon Mail Steamship Company state that
the Of the Teuton struggled in the water for
some time, but finally sank
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
GAMBETTAS LATEST PLAN.

%''0'' S1VS:
new Journal, founded ny NJ. Gambetta, and signif-
cIlty emitted La RerisiOn" will make IL
on he iotn o Seotcmbet the mouth piece of the Rev
ShlS's rms Information, which has yet been pub
hred at faris dspels hopes which might been
exsitea t ny d. Gambettas silence revision at the
IT, ,nohu9ht meeting Many would fan have believed
mat ms advocacy at Tours of the relnodeng OF the
senate was due to the temporary irritation the reec-
un o e scrutn dc liste; but II is evident that he
means 20 carry out his threat at the risk
isioh 81 the two houses at the very opening
son. Inc senate must he punished for his rebuff at
brIevlHc; for had it passed the scrutin iste.
wotu not nave had to stand again there would
headed tho poll in the Department the Seine and in
81 other departments '' -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Ihe following was sent
this afternoon:
LOWELL, Minister London
phe presldents condition Is very encouraging to-day
tuse dow 10 10, lower than has been for sevnrai
weeks Temperature and respiration normnI No a1
verse symptoms apparent at this hOur-2 D. m W ~
BLAINE, Secretary
Secretary Blame sent the following desnotoh 80
Minister Lowell TO night:
To LOWELL, Minister, Lo,u10n
Ihc Iresldenl has had less fever tbia evepinr ,ho,
mon uly picFouR evening since he wns wouuded III.
temperature at o'clock was normal uia rntira ,
has hyeh most encouraging In all his sympoms Ucre
aitcr snail send tut one report daily. -''i0
IN
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
QUIET HOPE In THIS CITY

The behavior of the people in the streets, their
conversation in their places Of business and the
centres where they congrcgate to learn tbe
latest Intelligence from Washington, all
show that the feeling of hopefulness
WIN regard to the President has greatly increased
IN the last four days The rally of last Saturdoy
mas inspired n far-reachng confidence in the mower
oa tne tresdents VIII. There were few except Tho
TlllcI bulletins posted in public places Yesterday
ilhey round many readers. At the Fifth Avenue
h1tsl last night there were no scenes to Indicate
public eXcitemeut. S W. A"'N"V"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
The NEWS FROM ABROAD.

WRECKED ON THE AFRICAN COAST.
'"H ihoIoN SINKS NEAR QUoIN PoINT-HEAvY LOSS
of LiFE-GAMBErrA MAKING WAR ON THE SEN
ATE.
ne Mall steamer Teuton, of the Union line,
n"s oeeh wrecked on the South African coast.
Ohiy twenty-seven of the 227 persons on board
nave neen saved. Gambetta is about to found
paper, which will advocate reform in the
frehch Senate. The British cotton trade con-
tlnues to be disturbed by speculative schemes
bishop horum is about to issue pastoral from
o'faso''rg. More shipments of gold for this
port are announced from Europe.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

princpa maritime nations The regulations referred to
nave recently been superseded of very
phcafed and ambiguousy wordcd ordinances, which
give customs officials greater power for mischief
than formerly inasmuch they can. their pleasure
impose fines ranging from $40 $780, onehalf Of the
hnes going to themselves; and they claim there is
no authority the island having power to remit
ther portion OF the fines should these ordinances
DC enforced 10 the letter there In in foreign ship
masters visiting Cuba during the coming crop season,
series OF annoyances such they have before
Houses. "
during the first ak months of the present year 95
steamers ana sailing vessels despatched from this
port IN ballast 10 Mexican ports and "a with
SsR mostly or foreign provisions cigars and cfgaretes
During hc same period the importations from Mexico
III inns port Included 1862 baskets garlic 210 bales OF
yarn, 62 packages OF hOnequsn bags 1880 bales of
henequa rope 35 bales of palm leaf hats 2S3 bales of
learner Ito head OF cattle and S523,91o in specie
some naptha or rock oil mines which being worked
on the plantation called San Juan de Motemba, near
CaIdenas promise very favorable result At a depth
OF 30 meters first deposit OF naptha found which
rose immediately 30 meters and did not diminish per-
ceptably after 1000 or 10000 res pints had been
extracted ea within "a hours Boring continues for
as clear as water and directly ht for use.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
IN ENTIRE FAMJLY BECOMES INSANE

DUBUQUE, H., Aug. 31.-A family has be-
come insane in this country through grief and death
Mary McMahon, the daughter Of farmer entered
vent two weeks ago ana became insane. She sent
TO the asylum mt Independence for treatment. Her
mother visited her and also became insane. The daugh
ter died last Monday which affected the mother that
she died to-day Tho remains OF the daughter and
mother home for burial Arriving az Farley
wnich place the McMahons lived, und dau gi-
at home became insane at THE sight their dead
mother and sister and the father is stricken with
grief bOrderlng upon Insanity.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 3l.-Application was
flei few days ago by the Richmond and Alleghany
Railroad Company, in tho Hastings Court for inunc
ton to restrain the City of Richmond from taking water
from the canal through watergate recently opened by
the Mayor for the purpose OF providing supply of water
FOR the city. Ike case decided to-day hy Judge
Christian against e city, the Court granting the
of the petition Unless some compromise he affected
between the city and the railroad this supply
must he cut of on Monday next the city will be with
Out
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE GOLD MOVrNTNT.

LONDON, Aug. 3I.-Ihe Pal MAI Gdsette,
IN It's financial article, gays IT hears that 100000 in
gold were quietly shipped TO America from Hamburg
yesterday.
HNvEE, Aug 31.-Thc Hamburg American line steam
sucy3, which sailed hence for Newly ork to-day took
H64 900 In gold
LOSDoN. Sept 1.-The Standard, in its financial ar
tclc. says IA estimated that the value OF the gold
tanned in open market yesterday from shipment
WIS steamer does fall far short 9l0O 600.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
SERIOUS RESULTS or An ELOPEMENT.

PULASKI, Tenn, Aug. 31.-M. r. Ezcll, was
shot and killed mile south of this place last night by
Fletcher HargTave. Egell accompanying Dr.
Mcknight, who had just been married to Har-
graves sister after elopemcnt. Hargravc overlook
the party, ana, announcing his purpose to Kill Dr. Nc
knlsht, began firing. The men jumped from the wagon
Mcknight was wounded and Ezell was shot dead. The
horses, becoming frightened, away and seriously
injured Mrs. Mcknight
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
PRAYERS FOR THE pRFsJDEyT

Inc prayer meeting for the recovery of the
Iesdent at the Church of the Strangers last evening
was wen attended Dr. Deems. the pastor, presided and
wa Ssstea IA the devotional exercises by the Rev. Mr.
, s ~ Deons read the latest dspatch from Wash
ington about the President passa 20 of scrin,,re -
Sn pg,yers rs"S; Dr Deems then few remarks
meie onefeu ny the Rev. Mr.. Willis and other
persons Tor the Presidents recovery ~ ''
Union meetng Tor uray or for tka 2resident ,sas hail
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
FATAL STROKES or LIGHTNING.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 31.-Thismorning
several barns, two dwellings and fsh-hatchng house
In this Immediate vicinity struck by lightning
The barns were burned and the lsh house badly dam.
aged. lady standing on the porch OF her dwelling
the tish house instantly Killed.
DETROIT, Mch Aug. 3l.-Mrs Doarnbos, at Muske
gon, struck BY lightning at to-day and in
stanly killed.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
CUBAN INTERESTS.

HAVANA, Aug. 27-For many years foreign
sbipmasers trading with Cuba have boen subjected TO
the continual annoyance of fines imposed by Spanish
Customs officials for alleged inlormalties in their
sells nanifests From 1868 to 1874 these fines were 80
intoerabe thai other governmental were compelled TO
take notice OF them, and tho subject brought to the
attention OF the Government of spain by collective
monsrance from the Madrid OF all the
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Aug. 3l.-Bishop Korum has gone
10 srsburg, he will pastoral TO the clergy
diocese. He Will then To Cobcntz salute
the Emperor after which he will return Strasburg,
where he will be Installed about the 9th of September
The GcrIad5id denies that Dr korum been en-
trusted with ocia mission from the Pope 10 Prince
Bismarck and declares that he takes the ground
the other Catholic bishops III regard TO the abolition
of che May Laws.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
MURDERED BY NEGROES.

PoUGHKEEPsrE, n. Y, Aug. 3l.-A dispatch
from Tarrytown to The Ea3ie says: George Baldwin,
farm abOrer on his way to-day TO pasture II cow about
u mile north OF the village, accompanied by his son.
boy eight years OF age passed orchard The hoy
scaled fence aud took few apples, when uegrecs
appeared and oapturod him.. Baldwin ntcrfered and
the negroes turned him and murdered him with an
aud then fed
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
FLEEING FROM DESTRUCTION.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 31.-An arrival from
Honolulu reports that the Island Of Hilo, Sandwich
Islands, in danger of being overwhelmed by lava
from the volcano Mauna Loa. The lava moving at
the rate of sixteenth of II mile daily and was slowly
advancing on the town of lln0, which would shortly
be overwhelmed There great condemnation among
the people, who fleeing from the approaching de-
RIrII
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
BRITISH CROPS SUFFERING.

LONDON, Aug. 3l.-The weather continues
bnd. Low lying land In Lancashire flooded by heavy
rains yesterday. Similar reports come from Cheshire
where almost the entire crop is still on the ground The
rainfall around Darlington Is estimated AT 100 tons per
in eighteen hours. In East ri ding of Yorkshire,
the oats barley shcaN"s still standing I'm pools
OF water The accounts continue to from
nearly all parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

In Elizabeth NewJersey last evening Library Iau was
Welned with re presen tves Of every church In the CITY
Inc Rev Hugh Smith, Of the Second Presby Church
presided The Rev. William McAllister OF the Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church. prayed The other
who took part in tho exercises were the Rev DR.
william H. Roberts of the Westminster Presby terian
Church the Rev. L. r. Dunn, the Rev: E. Reinhardt OF
te Ezabethport Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. G
Wilson, q retired missionary.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
A RAILWAY GRANT IN MEXICO.

MEXICo August 30.-A railroad concession,
without subyention, has been granted to the sullivan
Company for road from Micr to Guerrero, with
branch o the coal mines the river Salinas and another
from Mer touching the RIO Bravo In 'front.' of Bellvie
the mouths Of the san Juan and Salado rivers the road
to be finished within six years
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE ANTI-UEBREW MOVEMENT.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 3l.-lt is stated that
extraordinary commission will be formed to consider
the results of Count Kataisoifs Investigation of the
cause OF the anIlcbrcw disturbances one of the Ger
colonies In the district of Odessa has held public
meeting and almost unanimously agreed to, and those
present signed, proposition FOR eVying fine OF fifty
rnnbles ON any body letllng Lolglngs % @ ueDrcM.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
WJGER RESULTING IN DEATH.

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Aug 31.-William r.
Crawford axe twenty living with his parents at Mata
moraS. here, died yesterday suffering in great
agony since last Friday on that day he ate $50 baked
CLAIMS ou challenge, Vt the Erie conductors clam bake.
Not fcsiug the biVaSes he swallowed them wis huut
chewing them. Physicians employed and einetics
EiYCn, but The stntnacI sacmed paralYzcd.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
SYMPATHY EROM WAIES

LONDON Aug. 3O.-Tho Welsh National Cistodd
fod, an important popular and literary catherine
assembled at Merthyr-rvdvil has passed n rcsoln.
don of sympathy with Mrs Garfield and with tho
American people, on account of the continued nrns
tration Of the President f'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE sANTo DOMINGO TROUBLES.

HAVANA, Aug. 31.-A Porto Rico newspaper,
under date OF the 18th nst declares that has mforma
ton that Guillermo liz making rapid progress In santo
Domingo collecting many adherens, and that he is ap
preaching capital President Merno having
there The Spanish gun-boat, Jorge Juan, has sailed
from Porto Rico for Santo Domingo.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
THE SAVANNAH CORONER BUsY.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 3l.-Sixlccn more inqucsts
were held to-day the bodies OF persons drowned IN
the storm. This maEeH fortvsix far. The bodies
viii man, woman and child have been washcd ashore
~ bee. Many 81 the bodies plantations near the
CITY, and The cnronlr VIII hold mo aunsts to-mnIroM.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
RENEGADE CAUCASIAN MURDERERs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l-A Dcmng dis
patch there is to beieve that were a
number Of white in the band of savages who
tnc rcc.rt raid ia which Gcorg" DAILY killed This Is
Inferred from the Language used by them also
by the appreciation shown by them for specie and bank
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
FIGHTING THE ARABS.

TUNIs Aug. 3l.-TwO battalions of French
troops have embarked at GoIeta for the purpose of
cupying Hammamet II Ia stated that General Cor
reards column has again been attacked by large force
of Arabs at rourli and that the Arabs repuscd
with heavy loss.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
HARTMANN ACCUSED.

LONDON, Sept 1.-The Standard dispatch from Copen
hagen, says it IL reported FROM ST. Petersburg that Hart
mann, the Nihst, has offered 10 turn iniormer Oh
condition OF being amnestIed.