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New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERY NEWs.

FREIGHT TRAIN FALLS THROUGH A BRIDGE.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA freight train fell
through burning bridge at Shiloh, Mich. killing a
brakeman and wrecking twenty
TIE COTTON TRADE OF ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-The receipts and ship
Of cotton to and from this city for the year end
ing yesterday furnished by the secretary of the Cot
ton Exchange, follows Receipts, 39s, $50 bales
shipments, All OF bales.
A DISHONEST TREASURER ARRESTED.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-C. II. keeler, treasurer
of the ST. Louis Carbon Works arrested last evening
and taken Belleyille the county seat Of ST. Clair
County, charge of having fraudulently drawn
and to the Of about $l2 900.
CROP REPORTS FROM THE WEST.
KEoKUK, Ia, Sept. 1.-The Gate City publishes
the crop reports from sixteen counties and seventy Eve
towns in Iowa. Illinois and Missouri. The reports show
that wheat will he short viii yield better than has
anticp pated oats have turned out fairly rye will
give about average OF thirds OF crop; timothy
yielded sparngiy the average being two bushels per
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
ATTEMPT TO WRECK 4 TRAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IAN attempt was
made throw yesterday eastbound express train from
the track near Cofax for the purpose of robbery.
had been removed. portion OF the train dtehed
ont no one was hurt and the attempt at robbery
successful.
Locr-rhe following particulars have been received
regarding the attempt TO wreck the Overland train: Two
engines and OF the casbound Overland
were thrown from the track about 1l47 O'Clock last
night az Cape Horn Mills rails having
by higwaymen When the engines left the track fire.
man BOYD. jumping to the ground, confronted
by man with shotgun, who ordered him stand and
not to move or give an alarm. At the same time
presented n gun nc the express messenger, who had
opened te door of the express car and called upon him
TO surrender. About this tme tho high waymen, sup
posed to he five six in number became alarmed and
started for the bueh leaving lanterns masks twentyfour
cartridges, hercules powder fuse, axes sedges pick
timed eight hours
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. TlursdaI Sen

LONDON, T ursday Sept /, 1881.
speakman Son. stock brokers, Of Manchester, have
Ialed Their liabilities are estimated at 100000.
Paris dispatch to The DAILY TeIecraph saws IL ia
stated that Pere Hyaeinthe Noyson) win the Uni
ted states In the spring
AT the Chess Congress in Berlin to-day match game
Gratz resulted Ia a draw.
The North German Lloyd steamer Elbe, which sailed
from southampton to-day, has board Mr. A d. White
ex-United States Minister to Germany.
The Marine Board of Hamburg has concluded the In
quiry into the late breakdown Hamburg
Companys steamer Vandalia They have acquitted the
captain.
The Minister Of the Interior at Berlin has instructed
the authorities To deal energetcaly with all antiJewish
ontrages by dissolving meetings and arretng aators
The Inhabitants of Nicka, near Ipek have risen
against Dervsh Pacha, the Turkish commander, and
killed some of the Turkish soldery. Dervish Pacha
asked for reinforcements
The declaration OF the superior officers Of the Egyp-
tan Army protesting against the calnmnies which
Seen IN regard 70 the Army etc. is signed by
The Sportsman says that Dr. Carver, the American
shot writes from Vienna that he is willing compete
with Captain Bogardus with Mr. Mitchell of Virginia
or BOTH in Esgland, at any time during the
winter for the championship.
The Datty Nevs says has believe that the
Hebrew Lewisohn, to whom Lord Granville gave a pass
port as British subject has received permission
the Russian Government to visit Novgorod pending the
discussion OF the main question in regard to his right
eter ana reside Ia Russia under the spulations Of til
treaty between England and Russia
After the evidence in the Doerel Court inquiry ten/
Ing to show that the point of explosion the coat
bunker Lieutenant Pitt, who personally inspected
wreck, and adhered opinion that the
bunkers were only blown by the effects OF explo
sio originating IN the magazine letter read from
the captain Of the Turquoise who collected evidence on
the sp9t and believes the explosion originated in the
magazine. hundred and forty-six steamers had an
ehored on the same spot previous the visit OF the
otee and subsequent to any possible laying OF torpe
does by the Chlians.
The Times, In leading article this morning.
ing upon the renewal of the Land League agitation
Ireland, II the League should dissolved and
even lapsed 10 quiescence Mr.. ParBeIs authority
Grand Elector would vanish and supplies from America
would dwindle away. ERglishmen and scotehrnen arc
weary OF the IRISH question aud dsgutod with the pro-
ceednEs OF Irish politicians Nothing has been
markane in the history OF the League agitation
Parnes failure TO elicit the slightest sympathy for his
violent and revolutionary appeals among the rank and
file of the British Democracy"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
CRIMES And CASUAArIEs-BY TELEGRArH

DYING FROM HIS WOUND.
ALBANY Sept. MARK Duerion who was shot
murderer, Is still al large.
, KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION OF POWDER.
. READING, Penn, Sept. IAN explosion occurred
thls evening at thepowder min Of
aytown completely wrecking tho ana fatally
Henry Swnrtley, tho foreman.
>, TWO MEN DROWNED
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Sept. l.--Ihis afternoon three
men a procured boat io the purpose OF shing the Yellow
hlu pono IN attempting TO through gate the
LedIy, were drowned. ' -
A FARMER BADLY INJURED.
LONG BRANCH, sept. John Ireland, q wealthy
farmer living near Poplar Monmouth Co., ~ met with
accident near the depot West End Long Branch today
s toan ran away, and Mr.. ireland into the
that his recovery Is very doubtful
KILLED By AN INSANE MAN.
GALvEsToN, Tex, Sept LA dispatch to The
ews from hern culOred people were
returning from church at Independence Monday an OLD
negro woman was beaten to death by domened named
McNlcars, whom she had los the
personaton q his satanic Mossy that he was COM
miasioued 10 XIII Aec.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
I'LL.

SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WAsHNGroN, Sept. l.-At half-past O'clock
this evening Secretary Blaine sent the following
dispatch to Minister Lowell
To LOWELL, Minister, L0ndon
The President continues TO do well Ia his eating and
digestion ana the swollen gland steadily improves buS
IN the past twentyour hours he has made subsan-
t progress In bis general condition In the Judgment
Oh ms physlcnns however, he still holds the ground
gained on Sunday and Monday last His pulse and
pefature today have shown marked increase the
record OF yesterday The weather has been exceedingly
warm anu htltry ana this may account part the
aaVefsT chnges noted Even in the September climate
oI washington sleh an oppressive day this has been
10 r"fe' BLAINE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
FLOGGED TO DE1TH.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA Tombstone dis
patch says: In Ramsays canyon in this city thirteen
old girl informed her father that in passing
lean woodcuttng camp she had been insulted by Mex
lean boy. mob went 10 the camp and compelled the
Mcxcans nine in number TO whip the boy with notted
rawhide thongs, the nosging resulting ia his death
few hours later The girl subsequently said her story
not true but told Tor fun. Retaliation feared
the Mexican side.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
HEAVY LOSSES IN LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Warehouse No. as
Chcapside was destroyed by fire to-day II was five
story building, the basement being occupied - wine
and spirit The ames extended 10 the premises of
Cord Hill q Co.. In Broadst. where nearly every house
was more less damaged. The Salvage Corps estimate
the at 81 10000 Seventeen steamengines, be-
sides the hydrants, were engaged until the fire was
brought under control The fire caueed by an ex-
plosion OF gas in the wine and spirit store.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
IA German GAZETTE Gays:
ALGERIA AND TUNIS.

LONDON, Sept, IA dispatch from Algicrs
says 1t is estimated that the surface which the
flames passed In the province of Constantine during the
recent foreign FIRES nearly 100000 acres mostly
covered with brushwood. The GOvelnor-teneral has
ordered the removal OF the natives from the forest
districts"
LONDON, Sept, IA dispatch from Tuns to The Times
says: General Correard, whose column was attacked
by Arabs at sour. compelled to retreat He asked
cooperation OF Tunsian Colonel who In the vi
entity with 500 mon but the Tuuisan officer refused,
sayinE thAt he had no instrnctiOns 70 that eneet"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
PERILS OF THE SEA.

mo"N PEOPLE SAVED FROM TIE rEUTON-A TER
RFIC HURRICANE.
LONDON, Sept. LIN regard to the wreck of the
Union Company's steamer Tcuton, near Turin Point
the company has received telegram Announcing
that another boat, with the second third and fourth
oihcers, three seamen two fremen and one coohe
mas arrived at SimOnstown. The occupants believe
that another boat, with thirty women and children
may sel arrive The steamer Danube goes in search
% " survivors. The company hope that the loss of
le ne is not SO great as at first estimated. They
pohpVS Onat ABOUT hfty passengers for Knysna were
.nueu tn Capetown to proceed to their destination
III q smaller steamer Most of the passengers were
emlgrants.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The German steamer Angus
JUS capt Hansen, from New-York Aug. ii for New
casue' mas arrived at Dover with her bows stove
anu the lore compartment filled with water having
been in collision.
Inc british bark VIM. Leckie, of Sunderland has
arrived at Queenstown damaged that she must
pc peitchtd She was in collision with the British
park viola, Capt. Price, from Astoria March 3 for
aSged St w. me latter was apparently not dam
"eeu' ont she nus not yet arrived.
HALIFAX. N. S., Sept. 1.--The brigantine Ivanhoe
of Parrsboro. which arrived at this port day from
Belfast Ireland bound TO Parrshoro reports that on
August 21 in latitude 43o 2O longitude $50 she en-
countered n terrific hurricane. tearing away the
foremast to the deck with the yardsas and all the
gear attached, and also the maintopmast. She put
in here for repairs
>, The schooner. Ahah f., from Port Mcdway for
Baipadoes put IN here for repairs. She reports that
on August g. 20 and 81 she encountered a success
SION OF terrific hurricanes. he vessel is badly
strained and otherwise damaged.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-The Union Mail Steamship
Company has received a telegram announcing that
the kynsna passengers, abOur whom some doubts
existed, We're landed at Cape Town. This reduces
the loss Of life by forty-four
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
A FLOOD IN CuRA.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Manchester Guardian,
in It's commercial article this morning, says; The
sales during the month of July in this market hardly
exceeded the average production OF single fortnight
and certainly the business OF August has to say the
least, shown no Improvement ihe Guardian a.tds !:
We informed that some hundreds OF copies or the
st OF Liverpool firms who connected With the cot
ton have been distributed on Change THIS has
already had come effect"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
REFORM IN ARMENIA.

LONDON, Sept 1.-The Times, in leading
article commenting the that the Sultan has dis
missed the Financial Administrator at Bajazid. in Ar
menia, of those officials whose misdeeds have been
from time mmemoral the of the Turkish Empire,
says:
This exercise of authority the part OF the Sultan
mus. be attributed to the influence OF Lord Duerin the
British Ambassador at Constantinople end it may be
regarded the first fruits of the gentle which
his lordshp is known to be exercising In regard to re-
Anin Minor
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
TWO LIVES SAVED BY 4 BOY.

DEAL BEACH, n. j., Sept. lon Wednesday
boy and girl named Anderson, aged twelve and eight
respectively. while bathing Deal Lake stepped into
deep hole and sank The accident by Charles
White, the thirteen old of Russell White the
famous life of the NewJersey coast who rowed
quickly 10 where he the children SINK and seizing
both of them, kept their heads above water until the
parents OF the children, who the snOre went
hIa fnllnn
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
RESCUED FROM THE TEUTON.

TILE FRENCH REPUBLICANS ACTIvE-A PANAMA
HOSPITAL ovERCROwDED-THE AFGHAN AMEER
REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE WITH AYooB
announcer boat with nine persons on board has
gained the African coast from the wreck of
the Ieuton. In France the Republicans are
taxing steps to insure general success at
the supplementary elections. The foreign
hospital at Panama is overcrowded with yell
leVer yauents. 1t is reported that the Afghan
aheer mas refused to negotiate with Ayoob
Khan.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
RUSSL. AND THE SUEZ CANAL.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The London correspondent of
The Manchester Gaardjsr Writes.
Bussa, within the iast few days. has confirmed tho in
struconH Ia force during the threatened troubles with
China that all reiniorcenents for her Pacific
are 10 procecd Via the Sucz Canal. instead of by the
tedious route through Siberia l Is sad that
will form the basis OF a claim for a share
or the Sucz Canal by Russia which France is
favor Il counterpoIse TO English influence in Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE CEsAREWITCH STAKES.

LONDON, Sept. LIN the race for the Ce-
sareweh stakes, which will OF Mt the Newmarket
second October meeting, October H. Mr.. Ioriard's
brown colt IroQuos ia weighted at III
pounds. The top weights are as follows: MI BreWers
fouryearB-od colt Robert the Dey, 1876 pounds Lord
gton's four yeags-od chestnut colt Bend Or 132
and Sir j. d. Astleys ayoyearsold chestnut horse Peter
mounds.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
NATIONAL BANK REoRGANIzED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The First National Bank
Of Indianapolis, md which established by William
H. English nineteen years ago, and whose charter
pircs in few months. has been reorganized in such
manner 3 TO hiatus This Is the first United
states depository make this change the Treasury De
partmeut giving its consent The institution begins
to-day with clean books
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

three deaths The fact nothing can be worse the
condition OF the Foreign Hospital in this city at the
present time. Overcrowded with patients more than
half of whom belong to the Canal Company,
IL mas no addition of nurses, help or ser
Fice Whatever as compared with the old days
here' when twenty persons in the hospital was
rare thing to see Now there eighty. One house
surgeon who gives his services gras attends all these
people The Canal people insist sending their sick
Ine foreign Hospital as they have Of their own
nor are they likely TO have one for some time.
In the elections held last Sunday for President of the
state OF Panama DR.. Rafael Nunez it s sad has been
elected He is now President of the Republic and is
an intelligent active and enlightened Chief Magistrate
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE AFGHAN RIVALS.

LONDON Sept. 1.-The Viceroy of India tele-
graphs that Ayoob Khan has sent additional
amount of treasure 10 Herat, and that the reports
renewed that he is making peace overtures the
Ameer. IL is stated that A. ooh Khan has received
letter from the Ameer, III which the latter refuses
a ncpotiatc.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
REPUBLICAN TACTICS IN FRANCE.
LONDON Sept. IA dispatch to The Times from

I4UNUJNt oVpI III uIspItCN 10 IN6 INtt5 from
Paris says:
The Republicans doing their best, merely TO
hold tter own, but to seats from the Reac
tonariee IN the second ballots Sunday. Wherever
they had Two candidates confronting Reactionary
the lowest the list, has with scarcely an excep-
on rered and in several cases this has been followed
by the withdrawal of the ReactonRry candidate
what had t,us became hopeless contest Even
coast tuencics where there Reactionary the
neld the Republican candidate who headed the poll on
Sunday week will be allowed 20 walk over.
As the result of these re;irements. NJ Laisant Repub
ucaD, who r. notorious IN connection With attack
General de Cissey wl be elected without opposition
NANTES In Loire inieiicure NJ Hassman, Bonaparost,
has Withdrawn from HE candidacy for Lesparre Gironde
intmatng that he prefers NJ. La Iande, the Republican
candidate, to NJ. Pascal (BOnapartst).
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
BALTIMORE REGIsrRARs A,

BALTIMORE REGISTRARS ACQUITTED
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-GoVernor Hamilton to-day
rendered decision acqutting tho Baltimore registrars OF
the of fraud
laining Illegally names on the registration lists.
RESUMPTION OF LIFE-SAVING SERVICE.
SEA BRIGHT, N j., Sept. Life Saving Station
No at the sandy Hook, commanded by Captain
John Edwards opened to-day The other stations between
Saudy HOOK and May Point fotyonc In number viii
be opened for service on September 10.
GRANGER PICNIC WELL ATTENDED.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept lover 10000 people
the picnic OF The Changers OF Mary
land Virginia vania at Wlams's Grove to-day
Oranges of NewYork, Ohio Pcnnsy wanna, Mary
land, NewJersey, Delaware Virginia and West Virginia
represented.
STEAMER PROBABLY TO BE RAISED.
RoCKLAND, Me-. Sept. 1.-The latest report from
City oi Richmond Is that The hun is be
eved 10 be sound exoep where struck the ledge and that
donkey engine boiler etc. have been taken or and wreckng
expected nom Boston tonight 10 endeayor TO raise
the hull.
THE FINANCES OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHIIApEIP aIA, Sept. City Controller PattisQn
the CloTks of Councils his
o the estimated receipts aud liabilities
every snd August l. lsSl December 1881
elusive the next soal 1882 lie shows that
the departments
amonnted sl3Oo0.S az while for the
067SU3 90. The estimated placed
sl27O7l6S 90 The estimated liabilities OF elty from
! ii s2i,o47 1853 20. ''~SN~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
GERMANY AND THE PAPACY.

LONDON, Sept. I.-A Berlin despatch to The
Times that Il Is generally remarked that the Official
announcement OF DR. Korum's appC ntment Bishop OF
Treye makes mention OF tho oath OF allegiance and
obedience.
The North German Gazette Gays:
Dr. Schloc1cr able. whilo temporarily scjourn
Ing ia Rome during the summer, to confidential
relations with eCclesascs with whom he formerly
ACQUAINTED This has caused both parties to hope that t
win he possible to arrive at podttS cireSdt without
rcnouucng the principles imperatiyey demanded by
their o tive post With view to ful ther pursuing
the path opened towards understanding, DR.. Won
Schloezer has returned To Rome To discuss coBdentiay
points which admit of further mutual concessions. II
may be presumed that the negotiations VIII
baeis for ulterlor dccsOns with reference 10 filing
vacant Sees and for legislative measures analogous
those submitted TO the Diet last year.
BERLIN, Sept. l.-fhe h0tt0Hdi Gd-cttc says:
We hope the Prussian Diet viii protest against tho
OF expelled bishops The Government has not
tanned concession from the Curia IN return for
longer insisting upon The bishops taking the oath Of
obedience.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE COTTON TRADE TROUBLES.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-The Governor of the Prov
lnce OF Santa Clara telegraphs that overflow
RIVER fabu IN the jurisdiction Sagua, destroyed
Vladuct and interrupted railroad traffic.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

ExECuuvE MANSION, Sept. $50 a.m-Toward
ieverlshness and his pulse ranged from I0S To l6
The condition, which unacc ompaned by rigors
or sweating, had subsidized by midnight and did not
interfere with his sleep. He had the whole "a
good night, and this morning his condition is fully
as favorable as yesterday at the same hour. Pulse
100, temperature 9S.1, respiration II
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
f. III. HAMILTON.
1890 p mat the morning dressing of the Prcsi-
dent the abscess of the paroid was found 10 be dis
charging freely. 1t looks we'll and continues to di-
minsh IN size. The state of the wound remains tho
same. His general condition is not materially
different from what IL at this hour Yesterday,
except that The pulse is somewhat more frequent.
Pulse los, temperature 90, respiration IL.
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
RoBERI REYBURN
+. III. HAMILTON.
83O p. m-The condition OF the President has not
materially changed since the last bulletin except
that there has been moderate rise of temperature
this afternoon. 1t having been represented to us
that portion of this mornings bulletin has been
misunderstood, we would state that the President
has had no rgors for several weeks. At present his
pulse is los, temperature 90.I respiration lS.
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES
j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RsYBURN.
+. H. HAMIL ION.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-13
Summer Notaa.

Dr. J. H. Smith and family have gone to Saratoga for two weeks, after which they go to the White Mountains for two weeks Mrs Lenox, Mass.
 Mir. O. P. Jordan, of Jordan & Co.,, pro- prietors of the Blue store leaves to-day with his wife and son for stay of two weeks at Ellsworth, Me, his native place, and at Mount Desert, the noted summer resort which is in the vicinity of Ellsworth.
 About thirty Bridgeporters left for Sara toga on Thursday and Friday.
 One of the leading Saratoga papers of re- cent date says: Mrs. Bigelow, wife of the Governor of Connecticut, is with the Gov ernor at the Union. Connecticut this year has done her best. She gives Saratoga Mrs. Gov. Bigelow, Mrs. Gov. Jewell, Mrs. Hol land, Mrs. Learned and Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs Gen. Ford and others, whose equals we rare- ly ever find the same season at the same watering place. Connecticut, through her immediate or remote descendants, has given the nation more elegant women and learned men than. any space of our country of equal size, the renowned Valley of the Hudson not excepted"
 George c. Waldo, of the editorial corps of the Bridgeport Standard, returned Thursday from a trip to the Adirondacks
 Major T. L. Watson, Mrs. Hanford Lyon, Mir. Charles G. Lyon and party arrived home on the midnight train last night from their trip to California. In honor of their return the grounds about Mrs. Lyon's residence on Golden Hill were handsomely illuminated with Chinese lanterns. Bridgeport Standard.