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freer on The hot day the mirage IA constant and tb.
powder scum packs In the barrel causing friction aD<
OFTEN leading OF the barrel from The bullet The mirage
seems 10 be the Obstacle most difficult overcome and
no scientific rules have yet been found which be de-
pended upon to neutralize the effect the diferelf
distances 10 be fired over the question OF trajectory DO
comes an Important factor II a gun Il fired IN per
fectly horizontal position the bullet will fa AZ
soon 10 leaves the muzze, and after h bs- been f. the
air one second II will have fallen 10 10 feet To cOuD.
tcract tDis falling Of the bullet u Is necessary give
variable amount Of elevation dependent upon the dis
tance OF the target and in proportion the trajectory
Halter b. OF the greater velocity and power Of
the bullet, Will the amount Of eevPOn De less Hence,
the best remen have given careful study 70 the guam
lty o. powder and wcignt OF bullet 70 be ured.
Many persons wonder what the OF TIE clock ala ~
that stands IN tc middle OF the at CrocmOor 10
y sIrmOuntcd Dy that moves a pointer on INC
dal when the wind causes t to reyOlve. Tb clock da,
marked with the figures To u, tel the direction of the
Wind IL 4 frequently noticed that the pointer OF the
ls n-lcatcs sn-tail Wind and Is the most trouble
some as suggests changes IN the elevation front
wlnd requires more elevation than nj. strong
Sue Whd causes the bullet 70 describe a side well -
TOP trajectory au Il eds more elevation but not 30
mucn 40 70 be troublesome Another serious question IA
the color OF the eyes IL IL fact. tnat IN weather,
gray aud blue eyes make better shooting than dark
ana tbs Is ne reason that ghte ed have been In
yarably Chosen on the American teams. Hence II -
evident that there may be marked ainercuce IN the
shooting II n4Tksmen with dMk-colOTed Jes follow the
same conditions ~ those with gnt eyes.
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TIE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
Nix. FOLGER'S PROSPECTS AT HOME.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l


CAvANDAIGUA. Sept. 1O.-Mr. FOlger Is apparently
to suffer the modification of not receiving the sup
port for Governor of his home county of Ontario
Here if anywhere il would seem, he should obtain
delegates. Home pride in having candidate Tor
Governor the affection of friends the sel-interest
of politicians-al these influences il would appear,
should secure unanimous delegation IN his Dehalt.
For wears he represented the district of which the
county forms part in the Senate. His acquaint-
ance with the leading men of the country is large
Yet Mr. Foger's appearance as an Administration
candidate for Governor makes his friends and he
publican politicians hesitate to support HIM.
year ago this one of the strongest Garfield
Republican counties in the state. The feeling was
so earnest against Conkllng and Platt that Assem-
blvman Raines who synpathizsd with them did
not dare TO vote in favor of their selection. 1t IS
this feeling that prevents cordial support of Mr.
Folger. The vote in the caucuses Of this place was
as follows Folgcr 20G votes, Cornell 222; majority
of Cornell 16. Mr.. Cornell has had even better
fortune in the county as a whole. Out OF the 40
delegates to the County Convention thus far elect
ed 80 are for Cornell and il for FOlger There are
81 delegates yet TO be elected, but Mr.. Cornell, IL
will ne seen. has a good lead. II,
II Mr. Folrcr is rejected 10y his home county MS
posi- ion before the State Convention Will b. an en-
barraSsin9 one. He will be compelled To as.
delegate from some other county to nominate him
for Governor. This dilemma Is always dTedued OY
politicians as it Is taken as sign OF weakness III
candidate if ne is not popular enough at nome TO
secure such a spokesman. Mr.. COrnclls lrlehds
parent proof of the weakness OF any Administration
car
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pptv,P1Fs on STATEN ISLAND.

Returns from the K publican primaries not
heard from on Saturday uI-ht staten Island Indicated
Yesterday the general prevalence OF an antCorne sen
timent In many the districts Of Casteton Middle
town Northhcld soutnhell and Wcsthed the delegates
VIII 20 to the County Convention unrestricted III the
choice for Governor. the main political interest beng
rather in the rivalry between local stawarts ana Hi
Breeds Several names mentioned Tor delegates 10
the state Convention. The IL )s prominent oi these are
Oliver Fisae, D. " Judd AMI David j. H. Wilcox Nr.
sto "a generally conceded 10 be the choice Of George
william Curtis Of the sixth District Of CGsiletOn bl; IL
il not thought that he VIII hc appointed unless ne WIZ
c,st a ballot cauu date o,hcr than Governor
Cornell Mr. Wilcox chairman OF the county PrhcIa
and president OF the village OF Ne"-Bg ltOu
he il an anti-C COrncll man. .
Considerable apathy was shown in many or the dl--
trlcs of Noruhed aud Mddleown. he tickets IN some
instances being made up JUS, before the lo,- opened.
TIE Democratic majority IN the county l. t-tle r AZ
about 400 which may account for tls apparent lndl
ference the composition Of the county COHNc Nchtou'
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THE YELLOW FEVhR ~ TIE SOUTH

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 10.-FOrty-two
cases Of yellow fever were reported to-day Thcre
were three deaths the victims being sister Of the Con-
OF sacred Heart Je-se the youngest son Of Dr.
Wolf, and Mexican Mr.. O'Nalley, Inspector OF Gus
toms is very lex with the disease There thirty
cases OF fever AT Point Isabel There i've doahs
from he disease during the past week Relief has been
sent from here TO the people Of Point label The sick
at Fort Brown all dOlIg we'll 1Ie quarantine
against liat4uIOr, vii be raised tomorrow ana COM
nuuicatlOu between bD'h cities Viii De op 10 travellers
by "A system OF passports. The fever mas about e1-
hausted i,-af In MltiOlas. No reported
and ouly deaths. The weather IL clear anu north
Wild il olO Wing.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Ihe following
weekly SUMMARY Of the prO-res " yellow fever Is fur
nshcd b. surgeon General oi tn Marine horpiiA'
Service compiled official reports or the week ed
ing sept. 9, les2:
brownsville, TerGs.
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NO VERDICT H. THE STAR ROUTE CASES
THE JURY No NrARER CONCLUSION THAN ON
SATURDAY.


THE JURY No NEARER A CONCLUSION THAN on
SATURDAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-Although to-day Is
Friday according the record, the character
of the day was indicated by the wellrcsse crowd
filed the Criminal Court this morning long before
the open NJ Of The attendance larger
Than usual and with the exception Of stephen WDorsey
all OF the defendants were present Promptly 40 10
o'clock the court called 10 order Deputy Marshal
Williams I'm inquiry from Judge Wylie sad
that the jury not then ready TO III When tho
Court remarked that he presumed the jury had over
slept themselves
At twelve minutes past 10 o'clock the jury came into
the room looking rather iatigued In answer to tho
usual questions from the clerk the foreman answered:
not yet directed by the jury 10 make report
The COurt-You have not yet agreed upon a verdict
Foreman Dickson Partially
The Court 10 not know that shall have 10 ad
minister the law in its purity. At common law
tie Jury locked up and kept together without ght,
fire any OF the comforts OF civilized society and %
kept until their verdict reached. will coasder
about this, but Will not adopt that course to-day.
Foreman Dckson-It might be- proper 10 -sate thai 70
are carer CONCLUSION than when our last report
Was made.
The CostGhen, gentlemen, the time has come TO en-.
force the common law MaIshal you VA TAX thrJuy
To their and detan them other Jurer are 10
tanned until verdict IS reached
The jury ed OF the room, and the court took
cess unlll O'clock.
The usual audience assembled in the courtroom at
o'clock, waiting for the verdict There " ~ oay Que
lady present and she occupied scat By he side u j.
W II rsey. :. W. Dorsey present for the hrs umo
since the retirement Of the jury bat left the room before
the court called TO order All the d~fcudans Nero
Ia attendance, with the exception ~ Teheral BRADY
VINO remained ia the corridor outside the courtr"on
door The deputy marshal In obedience ~ the direction
Court, vscd jury and made MS report 10 ths
C4uIt. aui stated that the jury reported that tho
otherwise they would not. The Court had nothing 10
say 70 them and announced recess until tomorrow at
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WoRK 10 BE RESUMED 1T PITTSBURG.

PIrIsBURG, PENN Sept 10.-The men are
rapidly caEing away the Anal yanatcd Assocla-
ton and within the next forty-eshf hours number Of
mills viii be operation in this district with union
WHO have ssnfed a desire 10 return to work. without
signing the scale at last years Among the mills
which viii resume are those of Graf. Bennett & Co,
EversOn McCrum & Co, Henry Lloyd & son, anf
Brown & Co., OF Ptteburg Res Brothers & CO.. OF New
castle. Penn. ana Brown, Bonnel & Co., Of NOuu
town. OF these, Graf. Bennett X co. and ksis
Brothers Co VIII tomorrow. and the others
Tuesday. Graft Bennett Co will start their steel
department, Everson, Nacrum * co. their sheet MILL
LLOYD a. sons one bar mil. and Brown Co. the tram
rols The other departments VII resume
possible
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cANNoNADING NAE ABOUKIR.

ALEXANDRIA Sept. 1O.-FOur of Arab Pacha's
officers surrendered this morning 10 the British
e.. 81. ~ r j.. Iley -.4,e tL~- fully 300 OF
Ar,brs men would do likewise, did they not fear
that the British would fire on them. They say
there are ONLY 6 900 rebel troops now at kair-ei-
Dwar; that most OF them are WORKOUT. and many
are deslrous Of surrendering, but are forcby pre-
vented from so dong
the Khediye has assured Sir Edward Malet, the
BRUSH nsul-Gcuera that he has given strict
oders for the immediate abolition of kcei-hauling
oud other Yunishments which modern civilization
Aa- condemned.
LONDON Sept. 11.-The Daily Nelrs mas the fol-
lowing dispatch from Alexandria: For the last
t,yo d3vs Unusual movements have been observed
IN the rebel camp. Heavy cannOnadug was heard
To-day IN ihe direction OF AoOuklr and hlOuL'
A dispatch from Alexandra 10 the Tunes says
One of be officers who surreud deled TO the British
al Raueh states that the dIaschslOn IN the AbouNr
garrison consists III the refusal Of 1000 raw Ie-
cruts to bc drilled.
Tie Times has the following dispatch from Alex
a. ma: " he Egyptians at kafr-cl Dwar appear
10 nave brought up one OF two mOrtars OF heavy
Calbre ] lie ire from them, however, Is 50 mac
curate that they are practically lnohenSye."
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INDEPENDENTS IN TIE WESTERN COCN-
IIES

STRENGTH AND CHARACTER OF TIE NOV NhNl'NI-
ctA.sT, OF MEN WHO ARR SUPPORTING II
Gr,ERAL REVIEW OF THE FIELD
fPuoNA STAFF CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE
Mr,Dv1lIr. Penn, sept. of 1t were safe To
gauge the feeling of the stale by the sentiment ot
tine western end Of IT, the bct Of couutles eN'eno-
ING from Lake Erie to West Virginia and lying
west OF the Allegheny and Monongahela k1VriS
tbe danger would seem to be rather Of uudeIesiuni-
ting the vote for stewart IN November than ol over
e.t,natIur IT, There can be no mistake about the
resoluteuess Of Independent sentiment III TINS 'r'
tio, and the extent of It, This city furnishes a
Good example of it-perhaps better than some OF
tb,. rest. but the kind Is the same
throughout the section. The excitement b.
o,n when Charles W. Miller, a prominent
c,t,,en nut on the counter # his drug store
q paner having at the top the Independent platform,
and called the attention OF those coming into the
sfor, 10 II. The paper was not circulated al All,
but obtained in this easy way the signatures OF IV
RcpubIicaps bv actual count, IN short tlme Iues-
day uigbt a formal organization took place Wal
Ter : liarper. the Republican Mayor was elected
president Of the club Colonel James J.. Mci AZ
land president Of the Mechanics National BANK,
who had the Endorsement oi this county DIa"I IoI"I
for the nomination of Congrcssnin-at-LHis' "S INC
Sawart State Convention, va. el cied Nl''-P
dent 50 also were William l. Dickson. eA-hccor"er
Of the County; john J. Henderson. attorney oi 'ne
New-York, Pennsylvania and OHIO Railway . L.
Gardner, SAID to be the leader 81
the colorcd people in the o1yj an"
william Thomas IL wealthy retired MANUFACTURED.
Thomas Roddy. the City Attorney once H'Puo-
Hcan candidate for Mayor and prominent ''"S''
was elected chairman of tie Executive COMMITTEE
The secretaries chosen were T. :. llempstead' Id
sir Pal.
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The number Of deaths AZ Brown-vilo on the 7td IN
stan. was stated "a the daily report for llAt date at tea.
Tie numb The incOrgcc, figures wcr the TO
suit Oi 4 t,.c plic cr-O..
The protective rdou the Arroyo and river ha- ieen
ef ctial present time, ana The outer GORDON
vii. De dissolved IL lew day ample time haH been
given Tor tie appearance OF fever ictwrcu The hner.
The ranches VII each he inspected IRON Ac Uuier O. TO
inner GORDON by the quarantine gualL-. Authority .
awaited from tue Governor The beginning Of this
work The Arroyo GORDON viii De strcng ihtut duriL
rue week p,r-ou- allowed pas after days ce
tent0u and fI = .tiOn OF clothing. All inspection sta
ton has been established AT SANTA Maria.
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ASSAULTED BY HIGHWAYNEN.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept. lO.-Henry ,.
scrbuer al old man. and brother Of the NeWYork pub
Usher that name was assaulted on Friday night by
Turiaus who attempted robbery but failed Dir. serb
ner's death IL imminent The perpetrators escaped
Il coincidence that DR. shaner Of KeOhuk' was re-
Gently Knocked down aud robbed the same spo ana
when found he made the same pcadn remark; Don't
burt me any more" Crimes OF this class are becoming
iCIn III here Tie clZens contemplate lnas'h
70 o. sanlze vigilance committee. 10 take inc pace VI
Tie inefficient city authOr.,ies
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lRRIrATEn AT ENGLAND,s ACTION.

CoNsTANTINorLE, Sept. 1O.-Said Pacha Assym
Pacha and ArtIn Elendl called upon Lord DunerIn
az nerapa this evening. with a fresh draft OF i
military convention, which was submitted al tQ-
creadam Ia Turkish official circles the hope Is eX
pressed that the convention will be signed on
Tuesday. The delay in the conclusion of the con-
vention has created feeling Of irritation against
England The Turks accuse the British of dehb-
er,elv prolonrinr the negotiations on the subject
LoNDON. sept LITTLE Daily NerSs Constant
nople dispatch says the police have contiscated a
large number Of photographs OF Arab Pacha winch
were beng offered for sale there.
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MEDwAY, Mass. Sept lO.-W. A. Glnes,
station agent ar MedWay Las dsa2peaiet' taking Win
hin II is ALLEGED funds OF the New YORK aud New-
ENGLAND Railroad whcI were in his charge lie sent
telegram 10 his wife Nashua, y. H.. saying thai
he yas on his way 70 Canada. Tine auditor Is now eH-
sfplnz the book % ascertain the extent of the en-
b.lzu.ur Illa,. lccted lrci,nt bills before start
it lnc cDm,a vii not lose anything, ~ ns bonds
Iut an. iuIi, aD.c 10 make up any deficiency Glhes
Is twenty y-lls Z years old
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BAR HARGoR, Me-, Sept. l0.-Ihe President
and parry arrived Acre to-day Oh tie Dispatch from
Portsmouth. Secretary Chandler anl Conmodores
Elehsh, " lsou aud Wells accompanied them o. tho
TaLapao,a. The President came ashore about p IN.
and dned with T. Musgrayc, secretary Chandler ana
wife also being guests The SOs.h Atlantic squadron
mas hi % arrived hos. AID fuc Nll To- lava dF IA
th. narbo~ tomorrow The President Nil start for
Nv -Nnrk AttNrnunA.
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PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Sept 10. O.-Secretary
Chandler ha- dec ded 10 place receiving slip AZ the
naval station here. The Constitution or Constellation
Will Dee towcd here fOr that purpose and permanently
moored oil the Navy Yard, between Pumpkin l. ed
and kitery Forc,.dc near wlcrc the sab ana Van
dana were f0mtry anchored. Lf0.ts have been uadS
To secure zee iying snip al this saon silce tie VAN
dalia wa. taken that service c'glt years a.O
Nearly 900 employ art now a. work Ia tlis yard
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Point Only seven were present-willam Bachelor,
AGE ninety.fve, Colonel Elijah Stansbury age ninety
one George Boss. age eightyeght; Nathaniel watts
age eichty-seven; samuel Jennings: age eighy;@ve I've
enrv idehtner age eighy-nve,and William stlts lhcy
ere escorted To the William Street Methodist Epsco-
pal Church by Wilson Post, No l. and listened % ser
MON nv me pastor There several Others living In
The civ but the iurmites Of prevented them from
participating In the ceremonies Of the day
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THE AYTLMONOpOLY CONVENTION.

Mr.. Theodore +. Tomlinson, chairman OF
the Executive Committee OF thc National Anti-Ionopoy
League publishes card declaring that the coming oar
atoca Convention shall not and cannot make nonina-
tions until (as provided IN the constitution OF tie
League) after te assembling Of the Democratic and Re
pubican Conventions. He declares that the statement
mat e League hats been converted INTO party, l.
yoieous, the Executive Committee di-countcnanc'rs
-rici 4ct ION a. cali far cow E4un piOr 10
tlln.e nl me DemollullA and kepAblcan parties
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TIE RETURN or / F0RGER.

CHICAGO, sept lot Is stated that Rcy-
nods the iorgcr was under sus coa abou the ue oi
the great fire. being at the head ot gang forgrrs who
successfully swludlod several banks lie has probably
been IN Penllentary In the East for tme he
has been lost sight OF for years and only here IN
Tuesday. II his trunk tonight were found $4,000 10
forged certified checks, all drawn on the chemical
NAUOnaA DaAk OF NeM.Nnrk.
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4 CREW NOT HEARD FROM.

KEY WEST Fla, Sept. 10.-NOthng further
has been heard OF the missing Of the schooner Will
iam l. FarwelL The master says the boat good and
Il the men are not starved they may have been picked
up They went ashore 10 ind telegraph station and
took neither provisions nor water
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

ARABS FIGHTING The FRENCH IN TUNIS.
LONDON Sept. LITTLE Dolly Necss dispatch
from Iunis says that an engagement Il reported
20 have occurred near Kairuau III which the French
lost 80 killed and the Arabs $50.
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ITEMS FROM CANADA.

WINNIPEG, Sept. 1O.-J. Pender, NJ P, Of
England president Of the Direct Gable Company accom-
uied BY Congressman Hewitt, OF NewYork. and secre-
tAf. arr ed here tonight
HALIFAX, sept 1O.-Walace Ross announces that be
VII accept q challenge from Hanlan to row for the
caauriouship the race 20 take place five weeks from
date al q place 10 De agre upon.
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TURKEY AND GREECE.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept 1O.-Germany ha
advised the Porte 20 moderation In dealing with u
Greek frontier question The differences between Iu
KEY and Greece are stu unarranged The Porte refuse
y abandon KataiO psi.
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RtTLROAD INTELLIGENCE.
RATIFYING 4 LEASE.

BANGOR. Me-. Sept. 10-Ihe stockholders Of
the EUROPEAN and North American Railroad met here ON
saturday and ratified the lease of their road the
Maine Central Company. The stockholders Of the latter
road viii meet ai Portland on september l3 to take ac-
ton or the subject.
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INSTRUCTED FOR CLEVELAND,

BrTFALO \. Y, Sept. IU.-Ihe Nth AZ
serly District Democratic Convention wa, held on sat
urlav at Boston Centre, EIic County. The following
deerates 10 the state Convention were elected; Henry
= Allen of Corardo T. D. Kirkovcr. % West Seneca
n 4, Corhin OF Ea-- Aurora The delegation Is H.
structed TO vote fOc Grover Cleveland
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CRUSHED 70 DEATH BETWEEN CARS

AUGUSTA, Ca. Sept lO.-Thomas Donlan
frn between the Port Royal Railroad last
night and crushed to death. He was employed on
the road.
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SCHUYLER COUNTY DELEGATES.

ELmRA, y. Y, Sept. 1O.-At the Schuyler
Courr Democratic Convention held at Watkins yestcr-
dav. Adrian Tuttlc D. d. Turner inlJacob Banker were
elected delegate 20 the state Convention. RESOLUTIONS
ftvorug trc can ildlcv OF Mayor Hll ~ Eulfa, IOi
Ileuteuaut-( Governor, were unanimously adopted
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SUPPOSED MCRDEh or / WAITER

WHEELING. w. Va, Sept. 10.-William
,tn,,. a., ,,i.,r.l walter at the Baltimore aud Ohio
Hotel Grauou ha. disappeared. His clothes were
fouud near IA barrel The river uas been dragged nut
, N him tAn be found II rs now thought lAAt Ao
has been murdered Oh account oIIeaOusy'
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OLD DEFLNDEAs AT CHURCH

BALTIMORE, Sept. l0.-The Association of
Oh Defenders assembled this morning at the City Hall
10 attend church servce is their custom the sun
Gay preceding The sDnIyaEry of the Battle VI North
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HELD on i CHARGE or ARSON.

NORWICH, Conn, Sept. 10.-A dispatch from
Putnam states that George T. Willis charged with
arson was held yesterday in the sum OF 10000 bonds
for trial George Warren also charged with compIcit,
wa- held IN the Of $4,000. Both were sent 10 ia
IN default Of bOndsmen.
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A CONSOLIDATION.

NEw-ORLEANs, sept. l0.-A final consolida-
ion of The Ncw-Orcans Pacific and Texas Pacific Ran
roads wi BE- effected to morrow, and through business
from the Pacific at once commenced
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THE HALL EXTRADITION CASE.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept 1O.-The extradition
case Of Hall the Newark, J., dcfaulter was again be-
fore the courts on Saturday a new writ OF Aabeas
corpus After hearing the arguments OF counsel Chan
&c or Boyd and justices PrOudfOOt and Ferguson
serYel ludgMent
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FOUND UNCUNScIOUs ~ THE STREET

Robert Brophy, thirty-eight years old, Of
Hausoncourt, Brooklyn wa found unconscious last
night, at seventy-thrd-t. and Secondave., suffering
from scalp wound. lie was taken 10 the Pres
byf HOSDtul.
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4 STEAMLES SHAFT BROKEN.

FORrREss MONROE, Va, Sept. 10.-The
stel1uer Asithn Captain Barwise, from New-Orleans
bound for Antwerp has arrived IN tow OF the steamer
Seminole, with her shaft broken
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4 BOY DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 10.-Robert Chace, age
seventeen OF East Doerng MI, pupil IN the Friends
school, was drowned while bathing Al pond In Eazs
Providence.
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WAITER A. WOOD A CANDIDATE.

Troy. y. y, Sept. 1O.-Walter \. Wood de-
MICS .orrct.ss oe tine report that hc viii declin {,
b. a candidate for the Republican nomination Tor Gov
cTnOr.
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SUICIDE or An OLD MAN.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. lO.-John Smith,
age sxty-nyo committed suicide last night by hanging
himself lie vas times greatly depressed. and lad at
tempted suicide before
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Loss OF Az OCEAN STEAMER.

LoNDON sept. 1.-The African COmpanys
steamer Ethiopia has been lost of Loango. The
crew were saved.