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BRITISH TRADE INTERESTS.
lord DERBY On THE oUTLoOK-THE CORNER" /,
COTTON

LORD DERBY On THE OUTIOOk-IHE CORNER " IN
COTTON.
LoNDON, Sept S.-lord Derby, speaking at
Southport Lancashire. yesterday referred the cond
ton OF England IA connection with the opinion that her
agriculture IS TO be destroyed by American compotiion
and her trade by protective dutles He said no did not
agree with these views The material prosperity of Eng
land had received check but lac considered it only such
"a temporary huctuaton individuals nations are
had been against the farmers. but there was
no reason TO suppose that tho climate
had permanently changed. and he believed
land likely to De profitable In regard to trade he said
looked upon the position and prospects, of the country
favorable. Forty millions of industrious and ingcn-
ious people with unboundcd capital and connections
in part of the globe not easily he said dis
logged from the industrial positions they have secured
Referring to the cotton trade re Times to-day said
Circulars have been cent To number OF spin
ncrs, and manufacturers In North and East Lancashire
consider The action OF the Liverpool cotton corner"
II VIII probably be proposed at the meeting that all
the members nt the Association shall begin running
hA0rt tuJe Inc Sphntr7 are huHtrlug heavy losses.
The quarterly report OF the Council ~ the Association OF
Spiuner OF Lancashire, Yorkshire and adjoining
ties states that tho spinning department. in
condition than for some time.
This is principally owing to the action of the rings,
which appear gradually be obtaining the ascendancy
I'm thc Iyorpool market Inch thew 40 long held i'm th
New-Hork exchanges. The trade IL paying ten TO
twenty percent for cotton than its proper value,
while email clique IA pOok ting the proceeds These
cannot he maintained for than few
time but their constant recurrence points the
advsnbiity Of concerted action, and ~ temporary
pedient several Largo employees urge the universal
adoption OF short time.
The exports Sheffield America OF cutlery rails
and steel for the month OF August show an aggregate in
in value of A33OJO as compared with tho
month last year. but under the head of steel alone there
Ia decrease Of $4,000 in the value OF exports for the
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Pnst Onlce Nnuce.


The forss-n mails for ealing SATURDAY.
September 10, ISL Will close a. this Office SDAY
at p for Europe by steamship Nevada Queenstown.
on W kDNkSDA al 1880 y. Tor
Scytaa via Queenstown cOfTcsT Pauce must g
specially addressed, aid 4.
steamship Canada, Eavro; ia thursday "a III a. n
for Germany, France Sc by steamship HeieTva vnoufb
Cherbourg and Hamburg correspondence reat
and other European countries must be specially
and at p M Tor LGI9pe by steamship AdIia
town ON SArC y Al 1870 Fnrpne ssatnsia
city OF Berlin via Queenstown Germany
aud scotland must be specially addressed aud at
for Scotland direct by steamship and al
4;30 a. Ter Belgium direct By steamship and VA
Autwcrp bs
wa southampton and Bremen ao mails tor Brazil
gentnv close ou MONDAY al $50 TIE mails for INC
MindwaIa Islsnds close ON wEDN EsDAl az an. Toe
mails for Porto RICO and &aracaiDO WEDNESDAY
AZ p m The mails Tor Grcy5owr and slewmelds close
WEDNESDAY 4 y The n On
THURSDAY 1880 p. m. The ior Mexico
close ttSieAh 1850 sfaf I'd
Arcontme via Richmond close TIL itSDAN $50 ..
The mails Newfoundland and Cuelon lose
FRIDAY al $50 y. mails Aspaga ana Sog.h
Pacific close on SATURDAY 81 10 Ibe nails FOR iSeizs
and ITuNlio close on sArN kDAA 81 The
China aad Japan close september To- q 1890 \.
Australia, SC. close September II,
HEN RY .. PEARSON, Poslnasger
Post Onlce, York iSspt. ; l5sl.
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NEBP0RT NOTES.

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. S.-Pierre LoriIlard.
Of New-Yori, gave an elegant entertaipmeot ~ the
Breakers last night
James T. Keene was at the trOtting meeting ~ Aqud
neck Park this afternoon. groom in his employ riding
Lo''efy IN hurdle race, was thrown and Ussaned
fracture OF The collarbone.
MI Walter Of me Lo'ion Hines and family arrived
banY. ~ - 's - "a ~
essor W - Rogers, Of Boston, entertained q large
hummer 81 friends al dinner tonight light Battery K
oi!,en ctat<. ArllcrY, gave An exhibition drill
day on the grounds The A0ndreci kcricuiturl ~.
clety. Elk thousand people were pTrsent.
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and MS she could not stay Mt home
Ia was sad in the presence OF Blanche pougassi Jex
me knew did not mean what said and that I'D not
mean to have her ont of home cid not say to Jennie
TINS Is tho fourth time You have stayed out all night,
SAID said, With, Win reference to the interview with
james MalIey when trying to find Jcnuie +" ought to
nave got warrant at that time for his arrest J" knew
sac was not at west Haven, because she hated that
phce TOOK no means to find her there because
fne tSlrs. Cromerl believed il lie that Blanche
douglass saw her en- West Haven horse
III DOT dollar that If got for the NAL
leys, Jennie would have been .alive to-day. They
wouldn't nave forced the poison down her they did
and heartbrohen.
II e. Allen, or Brooklyn, testified that he saw Jennie
anu young man, he thinks ii Malley, drive
evening. Angust 5. - - - '
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SOUND ADVICE

From The albany ETeninq Journal Rep
The Republicans of this State while the Sen
atOral canvass lasted aroused aud quiokened IS
they rarely have been before. They appreciated the
danger that threatened the party and in the light of the
danger read their duty. The time win soon for
Them to act, and they cannot "quit themselves ike
men fthey do not attend the primaries For the pri
maTies Ike foundation stones upon which rhe nomi-
Motions depend. Fellow Republican of Albany of Mon
roe Ot Erie or In whatever county yon may located
are friend of the Administration Of James A. Gar
HEIDI Do YOU desire to that Administration in
dorsed and strengthened by the action of the party
this State In convention assembled II you answer
these questions i'll the affirmative put your into
your deed by attending the caueuses which select
those who arc represent in the STATE convention
u In the Senate or Assembly conventions
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IIEl

= AIDWlNAt NorTtsoNn. Y. T., Thurefav Serfool,er
:, Alice Iockw Ood vii Of Austin Baldwin ana dale-
OF the late = Standish Bradford, Providence H. T.
Funeral services Will De held .te s,donoo No ~
West 22dst, New OT, SATURDAY, 10th inst al O'Clock
p.
htermont at Providence Friends viii kindly aowcrs
CAhPBElI--At his residence IA VALLEY y Y "a
te an inst The Hoa william ". Campbell fsrlefy u
tins city, aged
nett, aged % years.
Funeral iroa hrlate residence Nubam Friday September
q az 1890 a
DnrCHE!t-On "Wednesday, September. 1881 II cherry
butcher
Relatives and friends OF tho family invited attend tia
funeral az the of son B. butcher 10 80
North PeaFst, Albany, ~ y. FRIDAY, September s "a
O'cIbck =. M.
Interncnt al Greenwood Cemetery.
kELLOGC--At PecksLIl. X. Y. Senteu,her = nov An,
Lindsey VIE Of TIE late sylvester T. Keogg Yonkers
Funeral fron her late residence, 10 PSI aisi Peesk
FRIDAY at 1850 IN.
InteImeDt ST Johns Cemetery, YonAers on Saturday
morning al II O'Clock. Friends invited 10 b. There
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SUICIDE OF A MISCREANT.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The man WOwters, who
attempted 20 blow up several families ut Lille has
mi,ted suicide. He n Belgian ocksmith, who when
the religious orders expelled from Lille volunteered
to force the locks of the there. o
quently rgdy banned by the tOwnsp people with the
sult that he became bankrupt and ned to Belgium.
For revenge he five boxes various families
of these being opened exploded and seriously injured
persons The other boxes found TO contain
bombs filled with powder arranged To explode on OPEN
ing tho lids OF the boxes. WowterS recently encountered
Donna, France, woman, against whom he had
grudge. Saying he would not fan IA ut Lille, he fired
revolver mt her. on being pursued by worknen,
ho blew out his brains
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.

THE GREAT METHODIST ASSEAlBLAGE.
a LIBERAL VICTORY IN TYRoNE--PRINCE BrsMARcF
h a,' THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AT DANzIG.
Inc Methodist Ecumenical Conference Joined
III III, prayer for President Garfield yesterday
metnodlsm as Power in the Staten was the
supjecs OF discussion. Mr. Dickson, the Lib
eiai candidate, has carried Tyrone by 81 plu-
i"hCy. Prince Bismarck has arrived OF Danzig
10 meet the Emperor of Russia.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 9, / a. m.--The bar
oeter Is highest on the England and lowest
III Ihe extreme Northwest. The temperature has fallen
from - to l2o III the Middle Atlantic States and from
l0 to 20 in New-Engand It has risen from to
III the Missouri Valley East OF the Mississippi River fair
weather prevails Eascry winds continue in the Middle
ana south Atlantic States. The winds in New En- gland
have shifted to southwcsterly
me Following temperatures reported AZ from sta
p,s on me northern frontier: Passport, 52o: Quebec
o10; montreal 590; Mpena, GOO; Duluth, $50.
Indications for to-aay.
, FOR the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather lower
airy or higher temperature
ior me NeW-nRland states, fair weather southwest
CIT! WINDS, stationary or lower barometer.
Indications for tomorrow
inc INDICATIONS that the temperature will increase
Slowly IN the Lake region, Now England, Middle Atlantic
Stes the Ohio Valley and Tennessee the Northwest
during theneXt forty eight hours.
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DAMAGE IN NEW ROCHELLE.

A fire broke out about o'clock on Wednes-
day afternoon in the carriage house and stable OF j.
Harrison lawyer in Huguenot Park, New Rochelle The
horses were rescued from the burning building but the
carriages aud several harness all nearly new with
other contents, and the building entirely consumed
The carriages aud harness valued about So 900
supposed 10 be pary insured Patrick Hector who nh
charge OF Albert g. Henmingways property, adjoining
had about three tons of hay destroyed Abont
Fifteen months ago, in the absence OF Harrison from
nome he lost by fire. his carriage house
valuable and iaVorite horses large quantity harness
aud other property Mr.. Hemmngway's carriage house
was also destroyed by fire at that tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
RESULTS OF THE DRY wEATHER

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Sept. 8.-The large
swamp at the head Of Fletcher Lake at the OF
Ocean Grove, was set on fire by sparks from locomo
tive and the fire is slowly eating It's way through the
dried part. police officer OF the Ocean Associa
uOn has been stationed at tho swamp to that the
does not extend down into the Grove.
MILFORD, Penn Sept. 8.-rhe Delaware valley to-day
Is MED with dense smoke from the forest fires which
are breaking out in every direction about here The
peeeh woods thousands OF in extent In Wayne and
fike Counties are afre, and fires are reported In
shoeola and blooming Grove Townships, Pike County
and IN Sussex County, New-JeIsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
SENATOR wooDIN wrrHDRAws.

The AubuTn Advertiser announces that State
Senator Woodin win not be candidate for reelection
In the Senate Mr.. Woodin has done tho state many
good turns He was independent in thought and action
and he had always the to make his indepeI-
dence felt when he 10 his duty do
test that has been waged in the Republican party for
greater freedom OF the individual he at the front
man positive and sorting he is scarcely
expect to round out career In the Legislature without
making enemies. These come the ruit OF positive
ness Mr. WoOdn has his fun share OF then but he has
also strong Gordon OF friends who will regret that he
has thought best TO make for
In point of ability tho floor 1t viii be dlicult to re-
place HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

Inc value of the CATTLE grain and other articles de
veursa by the flames is $4,000 T..
MAoRIr, Sept. s-Fhe oorrcspondencsa says: "Tne
marquis orc Arnijo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has IN
Nmsn nus c9ileaguas that he VIII not on the Saidn
"nS1So yield any point which would comproise the
atls sept e.-The Tempo says; French dipo-
w nave become convinced that Morocco ia unable
eUtSia nef Ianatcal tribes and priests The Sutan's
Is MI over half of his domnions especially
non OF the Atlas Mountains His agents assure the
Lhat he Will protest against the entrance OF
Frehch troops into any part of his nominal domnionsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
LOSSES Ar VARIOUS pLACEs.

CLEvELAND, o., Sept. 9.-H. NJ. Hempey g.
CONS planning mill last night damaged to che amount
~ @toVOO by fire. The loss is chiefly machinery and
INSURANCE, $4,000 In eastern companies Sew
'ShVe men are thrown out of employment.
ALBANY, NJ Y, Sept. 8-The Home Lai0n Hotel at
Loss about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
AN AGREEMENT SIGNED.

An agreement has been signed by f. w.
Cole president OF the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia system OF railroads, and G. Z. Huntingdon
which secures for the Cole system 400 miles OF roads
connection with Cincinnati and West win be made
by the way OF Knoxville and tho Knoxville and Ohio
Division OF the East Tcuncssce Virginia and Geor0a
Railroad and over The Kentucky Central Railroad The
work OF connection s expected to completed by next
~'f'NNNN'
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STEPS TO TAKE POSSESSION

CINCINNATI, Sept. S.-Thc first step in tho
proceeding TO transfer possession OF tho Cincinnati
southern Railroad 10 lessee Frederick Wolfe was taken
to-day by the filing at Columbus, ONO OF "A certificate
OF incorporation Of tho Cincinnati, NewOrlcans
ana Texas Pacific Railroad Company capital
Stock S3oOoOOo The incorporators are Fred Wolne,
Cook, Edgar M. johnson, Aaron w Goldsmith Cincln
atl lheodore Cook hae been named possible prrsi-
dent OF TIE new company, with Colonel John scott us
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
A CONFLICTS SECURITY FOR BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-A box left as Sc
crty for board with Mr. Planchetie keeper of hotel
IN Eighth-st. by Q. Hunsen, convict the Mary
land Penentiary opened by the police to-day, II
found TO contain dianoud ring with nine stones
worth fully $1,000; United states bonds, each
years coupona, with face value OF 81 $50 and an
actual market value OF $4,000 The question OF owner
ship viii be looked into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
ANXIOUS NOT 10 LIVE LONGER.

Selwin Condict, age forty, Of Coonton, n. j.,
committed eide that place yesterday lie cut an
artery In his and bed death He said that he was
tired OF living, and wanted to die
William Bratton prisoner in the Third Precinct sta
tiOn Jersey City, attempted to commit suicide
carly hour yesterday morning by hanging hinself bnt
discovered and cut down. lie formerly q re-
spectacle mechanic, but became tramp through dissi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
DAMAGE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Sept. S.-Early this morning fire
broke out in the planning mill and tank mandatory of
fumbley Son, completely destroying that structure
ana partially destroying the boardngsahle of Edward
van sehoonoyen Son, adjoining Several small stores
anu tenemehthouses also partly burned and dam
py water Inc Cutre loss ~ estimated Mt 500, 900
itn pretty fu Insurance The fire burned Hereby
or Time reared that the occupants of the
uehts would perish in the flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

sidney Lanier was Of Robert Ienier Iavyer OF
0acon' Ca and was born ia 1912 lie was educated for
but did not practice his profession prcerlng
% e'ole s thne 10 Literature. He travelled several
years IN the SOUTH contributing to various macaznes
lie thus gained considerable reputation During the
war ne served IN the Signal Service. He journeycd 20
bamore in 1872 and made that city his home Mr. la
g., n1o Vac talented musician aud liaYer IN 10
was prominent In literary circles in Bslti1oor and
tSr recoglzei authority there on Enehs li,e--
&c iSttd ea several sybegs Tssc
S,t ~ University. lie gained a National cfsot
"a 70 20 Nhen ms centennial aepe,,ioa
oNt many competitor He was fse0uent confriisor
20 SYt'.cDtS DG9o.fRe. Aks works inoiude volume
1ey-o Inc Science OF English Verse;" pubsaoa in
vi . , ana Two poems Coma" apd 'Symphony' Ms
ciid 0,ery Mss 5ialy Day, OF Mscon Ca, and three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
THE SONORA ENTERPRISE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept S.-A Guaymas dis
atch OF August ~ via Tucson, says: "Trnc laying
the sonora Railroad Is still stopped The end OF the
track IA at Teungo, sixty miles from Guaymas The
heavy rains have done considerable damage to the work
ana the whole force OF aborors repairing gaps
Az enHt sixteen inches of ess an two weeks
ana he damage TO buildings and goods Quay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

TRIBUNE OrrtCg, Sept o. n. na.-The movement
in the barometer yesterday steadily but slowly up
ward. bright sky marked most OF the day. but to-
wards hshfa gray clouds covered the entire heavens
breeze sIrang mp and the air swiftly cooled The
temperature ranged between $50 and s92 the avorage
Uoh9 being l6Ao higher tHan the corresponding
"a - - 'VN'i .dAh on Ntuho ny
tenpeature, may be expected to-day in tins city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
DEMocRATIC DISGUST wrrH LUDLOW.


Mr.. Ludlow, the manufacturer of WINE presses
and Prohibition candidate for Governor of OHIO has de-
lined his position. he says THAI his presses mainly
used for cider which converted into apple butter and
that he does not intend to make presses this
Besides this what wine is pressed out by his machines
ie chiefly used for medicinal and sacramental purposes
But IL is asserted that Mr. Ludlow frequently rec
Qnmended his presses to the gTape-grow Lucas
County, who make more wine than the whole country
could consume for medicinal aud sacramental uses.
There is All impression that it nearly this
bibit ion candidate TO retire.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SLAUGHTER HOUSE DESTROYED.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-A slaughter house occu-
pied by Libby, Mcneil Libby at the stock yards was
burned this morning Several hundred men are thrown
out of employment in consequence. Tho basement OF
the building contained immense stock Of hides owned
by Smith & GGensler, all OF which were burned The
building was owned by the Turner Packing Company
The loss ON tue building and stock about sos 900 The
Insurance 10 T62, 500 divided follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

Whether the President lives or dies, the
Nation IL passiug through period that will have a
marked influence in shaping che future conduct Of the
Government IN similar Crises Boston Herald lndD
II the Democrats were not wholly blinded
by what they to be an immediate opportunity
Tor party advantage they would perceive that such
enterprise as this attempted temporary of the
presidency would tell against them diaastrously in the
md Boston Journal Q,epl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
JUDGE LOREN p. WALDO.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. S.-Judge Loren
r. waldo, the oldest member of the Connecticut Bar
died at midnight aged eighty. He Was neraber Of tie
Congress and was Judge of the supreme
S VI eis state iar eight years hiss expiring IN
I I,c re VS. member OF The law firm OF Ws.d0
NJ, tdo % hyde, OF wnlch Ex-Governor Hubbard was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
iJoliticGl Aonres.

NXth Assembly District Republican Association.
Regular meeting at ia Fast 54Gst even NJ Id (
O'Clock - SoLON Is. SMITH, PresideuL
JOHN T. SHELLS Secretary.
XXIst Assembly District RepnbBcao Association.
Regular monthly meeting at Morton Hal
this Friday evening AT O'Clock JACOB HESS, prcsdeat
RoBI. o. y. FORD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
Settlers Water.

(Nieder selters)
BOTTLED UNDER THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF
THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT AND GUARANTEED
TO BE A NATURAL. MINERAL WATER
UNEoUALLED As TABLE WATER.
ANTHONY oEcns. 81 waTrer-st, " Y,
sole Agent for the U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
ABOUT TIE SIZE OF IT.

Prom TIE PAilddeiphta Record md
If the action of the Democratic State Com
fnttee % New-York yesterday Wet Try Tam
many il is nowhere perceptble to the ordinary eye
to the common understanding. The hand Of Mr.. Tilden
at least his inspiration may be elected IN the raising
of the cry of fraud, which has been his main political
stock In trade for the last four years The temper the
meeting evidently Tildenish. That Mr. John Kolly
was not snreservedly delighted appears Gig
hihcant remarIs OF himself aud mis- followers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
OPPOSING COLONIZATION.

DAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.--A Guaymas, Mex
lco dispatch says that Samuel Brannans grant does not
appear to be in good condition. as the Sonora State
anoes DO not favor the idea OF colonization it is
uouo'iu brannan viii ever succeed in obtaining pos
session OF the lands the Yaqu river awarded him by
the Federal Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
FRANCE AND NORTH AFRICA.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The Paris correspondent
OF The Duly Ieie9rah says Governor Grevy has left
Algeria for France.
The Project OF Constantine Algeria has received u
dispatch announcing that sxtyone were burned
10 death In day the forest fires Many per-
were wounded and 6S2 dwellings, DESTROY ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
THE HEBREW PERSECUTION.

LONDON, Sept. S.-A dispatch to The Daily
Necs from Vienna SAYS that 100 Hebrevys who have ga
capped from Russia have left Brody on their way to-
America. Five hundred and 1ftyfour Hebrew work.
people at Kief tobacco factory haye been ordered to
quit the town within fortnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
d RAILROAD TRAIN WRECKED.

oALVEsroN, Tex, Sept. S--A dispatch to
se "es from Castrovile, says wreck reported of
train OF nine CARE west OF that place yes
End nftecn wounded - ~ ~ " ""' A'ie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
GERMANY AND THE POPE.

ROME, Sept. S.-Alr. Kurd Won Schloezer, of
the German diplomatic service, has had an audience
WIN the Pope, and three interviews with Cardinal ia
oobln the Papal Secretary of state. Germany will
no otnef representative in the negotiations.
Schloezer expects to pass the whole Of September in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
PRINCE FREDERfCK OF HoLLANn.

laE HAGUE, Sept. S.-Prince Frederick,
uncle OF the King or the Netherlands, is dead. he
porn al berhn In 1877 He married in 1925 daughter
OF the late Frederick william Ill, of Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

which apearnest appeal ,ss made FOR hearty summon,
-, tas by al ReDubieap voters Reso-
were adog,ed ctetzg Tie action OF the state
this city. 0 S'-'o~"n W UeeV-1u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
STEPHEN S. POSTER

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. S.-Stephen S.
roster, prominent agitator for altisavery tenn,
ernce and womans rights died AZ ms farm IN tee An.
OeuDs lo-cay' lie was seyenty-one years cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
NfEHIEn

Observation-Disclosures Jersey City y. J.. on Feb-a-
l5 1881. by the Rev. Ropffp, ls7res s.-CS,
Alexander 10 Miss Martha - S,in - tIels '' S"-oo
M, and 4,