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POLITICAL SPARKLINGS.

Ia seems 10 be the Democratic
d ..r Governor Of New Jersey.
b many Hall wants harmony, and has
b i s. -'ereuce for thta purpose.
brc-ss>man Greenleat thinks New York
so "a fer Cox for the SpeakershiP.
."inuau special to the New York
3 say, that the division in local poll
"a. .., ia.ure HOadly $ prospects.
vs. among New York Republicans is
j. imminent This time the bone Of
te-r.. +, the SscrsJaryship Of State.
b. owing interview with Mr.. New
/ pace yesterday: Anything new to-
w Wv NO, sir Are you
1g away .Jnisht?' Il am, sir" Are
going TO resign before you go II
aa' sir. Before you come bacN'
'gIt know sir
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Wandering for a Few Dollars.

CBEYENNE, Wy September ia bloody
affair occurred this morning on the prairie
three miles from Cheyenne, James knight,
H. Wensel. slept in Knights wagon. About
daylight Moore arose and struck Knight
with an axe, knocking him senseless.
He then 2 attacked Wersel, who, after
the first blow, awoke aud fought
taking the axe from Moore, but
not until he had received another blow on
the head. Moore then took revolver and
shot at Wersel four timas Wersel has
two bullet holes in his chest. A soldier
from Fort Russell went to the rescue and
Moore fed over the hills. One ball passed
through both of Wersers lungs. and
Knights skull was fractured. Neither is
expected to live. MOore's object was to
get $53 that was in Wersel's pocket.
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uo,e Ahout the Great STORM.

NES YORK, September l2-The bark
Gale. which arrived today reports that on
the first inst. after the heavy gale in lati
,ude % degrees Is minutes, longitude 40
degrees and 10 minutes, it picked up two
French fishermen. The men belonged to
the schooner Julion Gabrielle, Of Granville
which hsd lost four men. The same day
u was headed by the fishing schooner
and understood the capuan to say he had
lost Two men and q dOry. The Gale en-
d, ,sygrtd to set 10 two other fishing
scLOUners, but the wind and sea prevented.
One vessel seemed to have more men on
board than its crew. Many dories and oars
were pa Sed.
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L.us..iII.,. Coming E.po...se..

LOUISVILLE, September l2-The man
sesrs of the Southern Expositiou to-dny in
yiied the members Of the press Of Ken.
tucky 10 become their guests during the
week from the 18th 70 the 2Sth Of Septem-
tembsr. Governor Knott, all State OH.
GERS. United States Senators Ooogressmen
and Legislators OF the STATE are also 70 be
invited 10 attend. September o6:h, Arkan-
The pres cf other States is 10 be invited
very soon. Not Q single State in the Union
/, To be omitted, and Louisville will cor.
daily recelys gentlemen Of the press from
All eiiies recognizing hoz, By their kind
ness, they have sided the great Exposition
Judge Coleridge is coming 10 Louisville.
spd . formal invitation is 10 be sent him
10 sttsnd the Exposition.
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Schacrer and the Cowboys.

CHICAGO, September 12.-Sporting circles
are excited over the advices received
from Colorado Springs that Jake
Scbaefer, the celebrated billiard cham
pion, had been attacked by cowboys,
and severely injured. His sister, Mrs.
Mellin, who resides he'r, received a
dispatch 10 that effect, but adding that the
injuries were not dangerous. George S'os-
son arrived here TO arrange match with
Schaefer and desires to have it played here
for $500 to &, 600 a side. Slosson does not
believe that Scbaefer would resort - any
stratepem to avoid a meeting, but friends
are puzzled at his absence, az he was due
here several days since. He was en- route
from San Francisco when he stopped at
Colorado SnriDps
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StRlCuS CONVERSATIONS
l. tile Rock. buffalo. New York
and other CITIES.

and other cities.
r.n i.n. Il. September 1.-The Ca
Il .- Inr ith special says \ destruc-
- .-r rsE'd last night in tie business
rrr.0 e me city. The heayIesJ Losses
q ]. W. BOas, building and STOCK,
Il ''n insurance g. 600. John NauLlen,
D rg and stock $4,000, insurance
d 'u Deylin & Park, boots aud shoes
j Is. Insurance s. 500. Kennedy K Tate,
"" Insurance $500; A. Higher, dry
fois S7wD, July insured; Cutler X Don.
D. rou'eclioners 5000, insurance 5000.
4 EurNhsm, clothing 5000, insurance
4 1881. Al buildings are total loss.
| MurNv,HTr., C,NN., September H.
lie e. CINE OF a second section freight
Ban gsst bound on the Eastern New York
- New England Railroad, broke loose
Pom the train at AndOyer this morning. 4
pan 'u.uWIhg crushed into the rear, aud
J FL: Ca-s were WI, Cksd and several de-
!, led. \ brakeman had q leg broken,
tnt .wo cars were burned. The track be.
p blocked paSSer gers were transferred.
Er.5aJo, September 1.-The Lehigh
Nd.ty lsaitrUAd surveyed a line FOR a track
2 ro>s a lot owned by the Buifa,o, New
yrA ALL iui adelphia road, and the lat
as' lmU, diately began laying a
s"..,A across the line. Trouble is antiCi-
laie4 When the Lehigh folks begin 20 lay
1.a,as.
Nfw N.rE, September AT meeting
O' ioe rsc'Ors OF the Western Union Tel
teTsrh company today J. LOwber Welsh,
CC' . %, ace .FhIa, resigned as director, aud
/. T. Baldwin, President OF the Louisville
ar Nashville < L, WAS elected TO nil the
vacancy.
LENlN.roN, Ky. September y The
SECe' abroad stables were burned last
night. Fifty mules and thirteen street
Iars IN the stable were burned. Loss. SIS.
l'". insurance, $500. Only one car ami
one pair OF mules remain for service.
CHICAGO, September IA fretbis n,-,.
ing in an old building. - to 81 Wes. Mali.
son street occupied by clothing s,S-s
pawn shop and cigar msuCiaclory. caused
HE loss Of Sl,Hu0o, fully Insured.
LOWELL, MS September I2-Savep Of
u = lI'r'esn ice houses at North Cus;nS.
IoTd, rtl ucng u the Bos,On Ice Con.
psHy. w. burned aSt night
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ATExAs SHOOTING AFFRAY.



GAbTnTos, September I2-At Trinity
Yesterday Msjor II. b. Huriock . lsfge
mill owner and his son w. Il Huflockl
twenty two years old, we're shot BY mao
named Roseman, ons Of their employs
aged tvsnty.three. W. II. Bnrlock 10 nov
dead and the fsthers wound 10 probably
mortal. A young son OF ths Msjor had besn
annoying Rosemsn, who In trying % msks
BIN dssist, accidentally injured the chiliS
foot. The Msjor with words and hands
abused Roe.msil, but the latter declined %
,esspt. The Msjor then called upon BIZ
sen 10 come cut and whip RCssmas. Ihe
sons blows suickly put Eoseman on tos
ground. vksn the httef drew fsyoIvee
and shot bis sdvsnary In The hssd ane
heart The Msjor returning With pistsl
he shot him siso. then cooly vsnt
up stairs and procuring a sdHdoaal
sfxAhootss barficadsd himself Ibe
mill mes soon srrived and gsthsfed around
the premises. The lAAy OF the house 90.
treated kosemaa 10 leavA He oompteo
with IL remAsk: n viii fos you; yoa efe
Q woman" The men opened bre. and after
fillipe Rossnau with eooee shot. SECURES
him. Aftss the capture Major Hus'ockf
though psTforstsd With eullsfa bess -
cufysd Rossman until the bystandsrs inter-
fersd. Coseman h dsrk oomplsxioDed ~
piercins eyes, thick lips, and hes 1es 80.
hair Angling In profusiop down bis snooio.
srs. Those Who know him ~ be %
drsine turn with Q crsvins Tor 0os
roytl career.
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Wants 20 shoot with Carver.

LOUISVILLE, September l2-It is stated
here that Captain Siubbs, who has recently
0ten giving exhibitions OF his skill as a
shot in New York, has deposited with Col
onel J. II. Barbour, president of the Louis
vile Sportmen's Association, one thousand
dollars for q match with DR.. Carver for five
thousand dollars, to be shot in this city
November % 81 mean business" says
Stubs, land | know what | sin doing"
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Have Rrnnrht Rnit.

NEw York, September l2.-Richardsonn
& Denny, Of Boston, dealers in hides and
leather, have begun proceedings here
against F. Shaw & Bros, whose recent fail
ure created such q stir among business
men in this city aud Boston. The plain.
tifrs sllege that early this year they sold
defendants goods sggregating $4,000 on
represPntations that the latter we're solvent
The plsintiffs allege that the representa-
tiUns were false, and that they were in.
solvent when they requested the sale VI
the pYoperty
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PIrTsBrRGH, September IL The strike
al the Manchester iron and steel works has
been settled by the company rsins'stins
Superintendent Kloman. The men re-.
suncd work to-day.
To reporter Mr. Kloman said: 81 have
been reiDstated and also have all the men
who formerly worked at the furnaoe. wss
approached yesterday afternoon At the
mill and he ssked me 10 accept the position
again. which did. would not like to say
any thing more In reference 10 the matter"
tsid he; because ! think Il would be best
TO let II remain where IL now is."
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Cla,ms Damnges for BIaeKmaiI.

DETRAIT, MICH, September 12.-SDme
sixteen months ago the will OF Father De
cennench. q RomBn Catholic priest, re.
Gently deceased, at Big Rapids, this State.
was contested by mis- sister, proceed.
ings having been commenced in court.
The will, after making bequest
# $1,000 to his sister and
about as much more to other parties,
gave a smaller sum to hishOusekeeper, and
made her young son resrduary legatee, the
amount given him being quite large. The
sister in csntesting alleges that the de-
ceased priest and his housekeeper had long
sustsined illicit relations. and her son was
the fruit of these relations. 1t now tran.
spires that the contest Of the will has never
been prosecuted, and has finally ceased.
The housekeeper now claims damages for
blackmail
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CoIrxrrs, September 12.-Rsporss from
Dayton, Lima. Ottavs, Findley snd other
pisces ssy that the beevy Icsss Of sns ps;s
a,rr .g. to crops In various portions OF this
stste. At Ottawa Q ysTy hssyy frost fell
Tsst Bigbl, doing grest damage 70 crops.
late corp, bueku6sat and svest pnssts.s
apd al other late crops sss killed. In THE
region the potato crop planted late 80
considerably damaged, the vines b.,ne
mostIy kilisd. Rsvoris from Put By
snd tie srspe-grovfng islsnds of LAKE kns
state The. the grape % uniniured. Al loeu
reports are sgfsed that = fsf n t5s srsI.
crop aud corn are ccuce!ned. no n"a
~iii be ,asisjpfd. except thsts slight es1,rS
nav ocenr IN the Troath spd rip<nlnf
esfh The host e by Car ths earliest ~
yt.e crs krcxn Tor yean
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Roach AgaIn Hestinss.

New YORK, September l2-John Rosch,
tie shipbuiIdsT, resumed his testimony
this morning before the committee on edu.
cation and labor. He wished 10 correct
exist in the minds OF the public regarding
his previous testimony. He denied EN-
phaticaIly that he testified that ship, could
he built as cl.eaply In this county ~ In
England, for the cost OF labor was greater
which increased the cost OF building.
Roach believed in the protection Of labor
in order to develop the prosperity and ~.
sources OF the country. Without protec-
,ion no person would have IN opportunity
of developing his genius unless there sx.
listed industries in which his talents could
he exercised.
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IaAkoHskH Set Free,

NEw YORK, September 12.-It has been
determined that the United States author.
tiles have no right to detain as 9 prisoner
the young Russian, johann Gottlieb Jas
kowsky, who is charged with stealing
S6,OUO from q merchant OF Moscow named
Louis Forster. There is NJ extrsdition
treaty between the United States aud Rus
sia. and the action OF Inspector Byrne IN
srresting a State prisoner without var
rant or legitimate show of authority is Sc.
verely criticised by the Federal officials.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
what Was Done I'm Both Branches
YestePday

HARRIsBURG, PA, September 12--ln the
Senate the motion 10 reoommit the appro-
priation bill was not sgreed 10. A minor
iry report was presented by Senator sut-
ton. The bill was then read the first time,
after which Il was recommitted to have
the amounts itemized.
Senator Patton, OF Greene, said II the
soyernor vetoed the bill IL would raise
such a howl about bis ears that he would
tTsmbIe worse than Belshs Ezar did when he
saw the handwriting on the wall
To the House, the Pines amendment 70
insert the words When they do report,
va, not agreed 10, aid altar considerable .
debstP, the resolution ~ reported from the
Senate was adopted, by vote OF fh to 81.
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A Mystery Explained.

MrLwAUKEE, Wis, September 12-The
mystery surrounding the case of Peter
Kohsbeck, coachman for a family on
Twelfth street, who was killed Saturday
night on the premises of his employer, was
cleared up to-day by the arrest of Nick
Roderman, cattle dealer, who confeSses
to having fired the fatal shot. The arrest
was made because be was seen in Kohe-
beck's company on Saturday afternoon,
Roderman says they had dispute over a
trivial matter and he shot him.
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BlRinP's Real Vfrus

A.olsTN Ne, September l2-B.sine
wa, wa '.rt on today regarding tue story
l"o 'Sh'd Iueciav purpUrting to give his
''esSs 'o-,-lrg BUtler's future. Blaine
II rarely nOtiSCd sensational para
sia. -- o: any kind, but he would IN this
= ''r The views attributed 10
~. -, rcely reverse thoTe he held. lie did
EOI t'-sve Batter would be re elected
:, ,'i.or % Massachusetts and had the
. iE.lrt C-nsGerce that a RepubIic9n prssi.
Ce,, would De chosen next year. The r.
t-' can party, be added. would be found
=. IS- .'", r"r in the elections Of 'S3 than
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ANew Base RaII Associatiou,

PITTSBURGH, August l2.-Delegates repre-
sentipg New York. Baltimore, Hartford.
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago and
other points are in secret session here for
the purpose Of organizing q new base ball
association to be known as the American
League" Al. Pratt, of this city, formerly
umpire Of the American Association and
manager OF the Allegheny team, is inter.
ested in the new association. He says
nothing had been accomplished up to
noon.
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A Kansas s.pih . EsaeA

O.AGE CRY, KAN, September I2.-Tbs
coal miners strike, which began In ths
county .he first OF the month, hss hrmi.
mated by all companies afs ctsd paying the
iDcrsase OF one half cent demanded for
digging. sIcspting ,hs osase Carbon Com
raDy, which bolds out. This mine is prsc-
iicsiIy owned by the Atchison, Topeka and
santa 10 rsilrosd, and that read 10 nov re-
ceiving Hs coal from Missouri and Colo
rado.
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Races NJ the chic Fair.

ToIEDo. septepber l2-rO.dsy was the
third d,y Il the State fair aud the second
DIV OF iht Jscss. The weather Was hne
and the trek r. cd condition, AID an
stiprusnrs Hf nvsr l5uGI
Fir.i ,ee. 2:4s eiss. ,rntiinF. Sor pu!se
nj 500 Fisr siaristi Snmn.sry-Hie'cner
LIST, W-ssld, scoeE-; EAna Wy-S
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Di.missed NnypI Cadets.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The recon
mendations OF the naval court martial in
the case OF the naval cadets, Benjamin
Trapnell, Archibald Campbell, Ellsworth
p. Berihof and Franklin Moeller, tried on
the charge of hszing, that they be dismissed
from the service has been approved by the
Superintendent OF the Naval Academy, and
order rs dismissing them were issued to-
day from the Nsyy Department.
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Rfeamshin Arrivals.

New YoRK, September l2.-The steamer
Ameriaue, which Was falsely said to have
met with disaster Just after it left Ply
mouth proved the ma,iciousness Of the
story. sad demonstrated her speed by
making an unusually swift run. She was
siRralied of Fire Island At :35 this after
noo,l. All on board were we'll.
LONDON, September 12-Arived Out
Stesms hips Ethiopia and Silssia, from New
York.
QUEESsrewN, September l3-ArciYei--
Steamship Italy, from HsS YAK.
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Base Rail-.

Bostops, II, Chicagos, ?.
Metropolitans, 81 Eclipse, o.
Athletics, Z; Columbus, 5.
st. Louis, &; Balt'mores, ..
Cincinnatis, 81; AlleShenys, 5.
The game scheduled for New York be.
tweenthe Providence and Philadelphia was
postponed on account OF rain.
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A, EScaptpx convict Kuled.

NASHVILLE, TkSN., Ssptembss 12.-lohn
W. FLOYD and Thomas l.. Eat9n. while in
pursuit OF an escaped negro prisoner from
the Workhouse named Ben Harris, fred
rwo shots at the fugitive. two OF which
:ook effect, one in the bsek near the kid
peys and the other in the base Of The brain.
Harris fell DE- ad in bis tracks.
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Jarrct,'s Reply 10 the "rribu.e."

PIrTsnrRGH, September l2-When shown
the attack on him made by the New YORK
Tribune, John Jarrett to-day said: II have
no fears OF the public believing that ths
mission OF the Amalgamsted Association is
to stir up strife and cause strikes. ] believe
our course has been different. All trade
unions are in favor OF peace. and they shun
trouble with the employers. The New
York press IL owned by proprietors who
are also the employers OF men In unions.
These proprietors are in corporations Of
capitalists who have always ground their
employees. The New York papers misrepre-
sented me and reported me falsely when IL
suited them to put my statements la bad
light. told them that they did not repre-
sent the press OF this country; that could
get reported correctly in Pittsburgh, II not
In New York. believe the investigation
going on there TO be good thing. and IL
will be beneficial 10 the workingmen."
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Ano,her Roxine Match.

New YORK, September IA soft glove
boxing match of six rounds has been ar.
ranged for between Joe Pendergast aud
James l,aly. The stakes are $500. The
contest will take place in this city on Octo
Der l. The winner will have 60 per cent.
and the loser 40 per cent. OF the gate re-
ceipis. The match was made at the Police
Gazette office. where the men met
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Burtsl Of Five Girls.

CrctsxATI. O., September l2-Five OF
the girls burned In Dremsn's rag ware
house FIRE were taken 10 ST. Xsvisrs this
morning, where rfquiem mas va, cole
bra,cd. sfteY which Eve hearses conveyed
them 10 the cemetery, where they we're
buried side by side. A large crowd was
o tsent at ihe funeral
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third, Zella and Gold Dust distanced. Time
2:43, 2:44, 2:4SH, 2:41, 2;A,
Second race, 2:24 class, pacing, purse
500. with FIVE starters, Jack Hart being
the fayorite at ten to six for field. Sum-
mary-Jack Hart. first; Rost River, second;
Jordan, third; Grey Bennie, Fourth;
Golden Prince, fifth. Time, 2:24, 2:2s
300, 2:Sl, 2:a9.
The running "a e, three quarter mile
heats was won by Jim Fisk; Frank Harper
Sc, ond, Stanton third. Time 81, l:21k.
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No kousekeeper Who bas fiyorea . cake.
puddirg or crssm with DR.. Prices Special
FiaSorins Extrsets. viii ever return TO the
uIe OF the chTsp flayoring EKtrscts that
A. "a trp nsrkst. Ooe irial will ss-isfv
flsfEr LaIity snd dtl.e<ogs natural as 3
pf. p..c.'f .re eicr: IL the Market
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HUGH HASTINGS DEAD.

The Famous Editor of the Com
meTeiaI Advertiser No More.
NoxNoCrH BxACH, September l2-HuSh
Hsslings, proprietor Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, died here at
O'Clock this evening.
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" you rre frequSuter OF resident OF q
miasmatic diitrict barriosde your system
against the scourse Of all new countriss-
sgue, bilious and Intermittent feyers-by
the use Of Hop Rtters.
LUpISsroy, Mich, FEB. 2, 1850.
| have sold Hop Bitters for Four years
and there is DO medicine that SURPRISES
stbem for bilious attacks. kidney clm-
plants and many diseases incident to this
malSi.sl Glimste,
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Miners De,erminea and Firm.

PrIrsBURGH, September 1.-The organ
izing OF the Fifth district Of the Miners
Anal lgamsted Association goes on with .
boom OF enthusiasm. The miners are
thoroughly aroused and determined TO
stand by each other through thick aud
thin. The trouble at Reynoldsville,
in the Fourth district, still con-
iinues. The men.are as determined TO
have pay for al Of the coal mined, and
the opt rators as resolved that they shall
not get their demand for less price per
bushel, but ior all they bring out OF the
ground State President Harris will go
there as soon 80 he is satisfied with the
Fifth districts organizations. The miners
at the Lancaster and Nuttle mines have
settled their little difference and are all
right and In good working trim. There
was a large and demonstratively en-.
,hussstic meeting OF miners Mon
day night at Snow Shoe, In the
Fifth district. President Harris Was there.
and after talk succeeded IN inducing oil
TO join the assembly. This was done
without much trouble, as the men were
willing 10 organize themselves against the
tyranny OF their bosses. They numbered
three hundred and were all OF them Scotch
and the making OF excellent members.
News from Phillipsburg says that three OF
the largest operators In that vi,inity had
failed In their high handed attempt 10 re-.
sist the check weighman law and hal not
succeeded in getting a single miner to take
the iron clad oath.
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Gale Along the Coast.

AsBURY Pack, n. J., Septsmbsr II 1T
stormed heavily along the coast during the
entire'day. A gang of mea have been on
duty since daylight on the track OF the
New Jersey Southern ralr2ad opposite
NsStS;Lk Uiga...r.s,
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Ncamen Reseued from Death,

-" l"EK, September 12 The Payonia
h., ~ arrived here from Live D oil to-day
~, ht hitssn distressed Seamen who were
(, ''u Np i-om the Norwegian bark Carlo
IL; NJ New York 10 HsVrs, by the
L., '"nsr L'andsff City, snd trans
~--'e " ILs Psyonia