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NEW-YORK, FUIDAY, BEPTEMBEft 11, 1885,
PJUCE THREE CENT& /
f?XLVJPJO
i y^hTSREADYFORTHE RACE
. cooDCOXDITIONSEXPECTED TO-DAY.
M ANTIC.PAT10N8-8C?XF.S ON THE YACHTg
**? AN' EARLY 8TART PROBABLF.
. m dainp wind wlth now and tben an occa
Aeold\ 'amp nv?rthe bav yeaterday
*SiMhof ram iwept over tha bay yeaterday
rrihWled dreanly throngb the rigglng of he
?^ ?f iwhts that covered tho walersofl the
** i.land ebore. Clustered aronnd the Geneata
eUW\ritr arounda monarcb wm tbe largeat
?* Tf cht,ThaTcover*d tho waler.orJ the
** i.land ahore. Cluatered around the Geneata
eUW\rkr arounda monarcb wm tbe largeat
j!kCT/n eserer^on in theae watera. Among
^ we^tbe He,n. Bedouin, Clara. Maggio
^ew were Gaviota and
22LZ Madge, Mona, Murlel. Oaviota and
*TE Ir the Seawanhaka Yacbt club ba.in
Y^Dbv lay bo Onva, Gael and.Surf. The Geneata
ffS-iht. en.lgn of the Royal Navy. which
*w the vuchtsof tho Royal Yacht Squadron are
??yT<o oarry. The Clara and Stranger tiy the
^usLof theNaval Reaervf.which.howa that
I" have Admiralty warrant*. Itt bluo ena.gn ia
Knby the yacbt. of the Royal Thann. and tbe
5?\, Vtctoria Yacht Squadrons. Both tbe Clara
^"tranger arc owncd by Auiericans, bnt M their
Slmbaverefuaed to enter thein at theCu.tom
?^"-fun.iture''aiid pay the duty. a. WM
? Tn the caae of the cutter Madge. tbey are not
TJ,\ to tly the American Yacht enaign.
A torge llert of yacht. nyiug the American Yacbt
1?,nd the pe.iD.nta of the Ncw-iork or
"1 'yacht Clnb strctched .n a long line from
I TLv.lle to Fort Wadaworth. Few went
w ?eather, to ride at ancbor all night; ln the upper
w aud run out w the raciug around. th.? moiniug.
SfSueatu'tnew bow.pUt wu in place. he Pun
L?l reut mainsail waa u.euded. and tben there waa
?othiiiff to tell of the accident ol 1ue.dHy.0n
EJi the'Pnritan Ur. Bryant and Mr. R.chardaon
*ere in the cabin pa.ting new.paper clippuiga i? an
immense acrapbook. General Palne and J. Maleoln.
Forbea were visitlng on aomo Bostou yacbta lyiug
??r On board tbe Geneata there waa the peaee of
Euightbefore thebattleandSir R.cbard Sutton
Ind *ir William l.evinga bad Inetmcted Captam
tarter to aav that tbey would not be - at liomo ' to
Kporter. until alter the racea. Iucoiuing pUoti
?redicied a atrung sontbeast wind aud a lumpy ftM
? forto-dav and a good opportuuity to test the mal
iachta. ln all tbe dnll and dreary day the only bits
li Hfe and color were tho boaU with ensigna at
tbe-rsterna and private aienals fluttermg ?t tbeir
bowa, wli'cb came aud weut between the yacbt.
Md the tdior*, and the picturea<iue. ennbnrne.1
eailonwho lounged about the Seawanhaka las.d
fcg Soine w .re English aailora frum tbe- <JT.a ? that
are brought ovcrto mau thecuttera each year; aome
were American. from the aaudy ahores of Cape I od
I and the rocky coaat of Maiue ; and wme were tood
?atured attdid Swede. and Xorwegiuim. All the
t'uwaaof to-daya races. The accident ol mea
Srwaaloat aiubt of in tbe greater miportaiH??? <?f
i"erace of to-dav. Tbere waa every proain-ct of
flying foam and whibtling wiuda, and yachtam-u
8a-dAh! now wc aball see a race with lee raib. ute
and topmasts houaed Wo will .how the Kngl lh
a,i.nnow?hatyauke? tan* are ncadeof and how
Au,encun vacbta cao aail.iu h,avv wcather
The aaitoraol tbe Poritan iratbered in her foto
fistle t<> e-cap? the rain, auioked their pipe^. ap?fl
jHM and aiuig aotg. that told of Amcnca's proweaa
od the aeas. , .. __ . a_.,
"It'a of a gallant \ankee shir. That flew the
jtrirus and .tara," floated.up.thniugh tbe hatoh
^ay No donbt in the dini-lit for.^caatle of the
G.neata Engliab wilore wtre aingiug tbat
? Hritannia rule-i tbe wavee." Hir Riohard and Mr
Wiihamwere gomg upto town to d>ue and prettv
?oou tbev came ott in a llttle puuipkiu-se.d of a
boat. culW by a sailor in a Mue jo.afy w:tb " R, Y.
R" embroidered ou ita bosom. >ir Richard 18 a
Dleasant-ficed yonng n.an of thirtv-one. of me.inini
beieiit and atoutlv built. Me la of the aame family
tathe Oukeof Rutlandaud ia a repreaentativ. ,,t
the ancient Lords Lexun?ton, an extinct peerago.
Hia conduct since he haa been here with tbe (ieneata
basl^u sneb a. almoat entirelv to do away with
th'- prfjudice whieh. on account of the actioiiHuf
eoroe 1 iiKliah vachtamen wku have been over here,
fxistcd in the" uiinda of American yachumen aud
the people generally. Sir Richanl has abown tliat a
n.an inay be an t.ngliah yachtaman aud a gentle
mMi at tbe sauie timo.
,1 Malcolm Forbea, who reprfMnt. tbe owner. of
the Puritau, comeaof old New-Kngland atock and
hiH anceator? have built and owned ahipa for genera
tiona. Heia eool. calm and polite?a typical N<-w
EBKlander. He haa a uautical air abuut bim and ie
emo*t euthuHiaatic yacbtaiuan.
The crewaof the Geneata and Puritan were laat
ait?ht looking forward with eagor anticination to
the race ol to-day an?t both were aaying "May the
betrer boat win "?each man wbo aaid it flrinlv be
heving in bi? beart that hm boat waa tbe better. It
iaalittle sinaular tbat the Priacilla. Puistiin and
Geneata were all modelled by men wbo were .n
paratively new at their b'lainew. A. Cary Bmith,
the deaigner of the Priacilla. waa a few year* aao a
maii'^e artiat. Mr. Rurgea-*. wbo modelh-d the
Puritan. was a yonng clnb man about town, and J.
Beavor-Webb waa unknown a. a nava! anbitect.
Tbe raee to-day will be over a eourse twentv mile.
to windward or leeward, and returo, ao that half of
the ra<e will be windward work and half of it will
be riiuning free. The atart will probably be from
? the Si-otland I.ightnbip aud will take place a* acon
a?the yaebts arrive there. The Geneata and Puri?
tan will be towed down to Sandy Hook tbia morn
ing and by 10 o'cloek the screain of the Luckeu
bach's whiatle will give tbe atarting aisnal.
Wbit^-winged peace brooded over tbe rooms of
Kew-York Yacbt l luh lnat eveniug. Tbe weathor
proph-ta held a acientific cougrea. in order to ui ing
their comhined mlluence to bear on the
power. of the air for the bene
fit of the morrow'a raoe, bnt a?
tbey aat with ehtaed dooti the reault of their df lib
erationaandprognoaticationa could not be leariied.
The (entre of int< re?t waaover in the L'uiou Club
wbere the dinner to Sir Richard Sutton waa m
progreea. The official ineaanrer of tbe club irent
dnwu to Stateti laland on tbe 11 o'cloek boat aud
took over agaiu tboae. dimeiiKiona of ihe 0?Mi?*Mt:t,
which anv variatiou m the b-ngth of her now bow
eprit would affect. Hia aurvey reaulted in tbe
diMovery of DO changea, aild tb^ tiine allow
aiice will remaiu tbe aauie.
Ihe HiRfial *m vice rnan wbo waa pcrched np in
thetowerof tbe Kquitable liuilding inut nigh'
casting tue weather boroecop<! flgure<i out a elondy
day and a atroug nor^uea^t wincl, whi'-b. blowlng
over tbe heavy ?ea tbat waa kicked up by yeHter
day'a atorm, promises big wavea aud abort oii.t-.
Tbia forccaeta tbe couditioua iinder which tbe
Geneata haa won her moit brilliant racea ai.d bof
fiieuda aud cuttor-mriuiaca are hBp;>y. But tbe
admirera of the Puritan nretend to be hanpy
alao, beeau^> tbey brliove that tbe condiliona are
nichumociil foith ber beat pointa. Tbey aay
that while tbe entter will btn.y hem lf iinder tbe
wat^r aud plougb tbrough it tho Yankee ab,oi) will
riae with the wavea an 1 glide over them. It will
almirnt certainlv be a wet dav ou both yacbta. and
tiieaigbt-accra on tbeste;unl?oata are aure to learn
what rolbng aud pitchilig meati.
Sir liicbaru button and feir William Levinge were
entertained at dinuer ai the Uinon Clnb laht PTOB
iug by Philip .-cliuybr, tbe only aurvivor ol tiie
owuera of tiie Aiuenca when abe wou tbe ciip.
Tbera were preaeut at the dinner J. Fnuiem-k
Thina, (Jharlen E. Stebbina and .1 uleaMontuui. < <uu
hi'ttei! on the inteMi-iiioual racea; Qoajonl I'ai.n-,
J. Malcolm Foi bfa, Dr. Bryant. F.dward Hurgeaa
and Mr. Ricbardxon. romprisiug tbe partv on the
Puritan; J. Bcavor-\\fbb, Or. Woodinny aud
oiuera.
EXCURSIOX BOAT PREPARATIONS.
TIli; 1?.MAM> Xi,: TRANHPoltlATION MUC'll LCM
THA\ M MONDAT.
The intcrcfit in the pctponed racca as aliown
by tbe aale ot tlcketh for the eicorfl^u boatx la uoi M
great aa that uuauifeated in the rlrat trlal nf .}?>?? u be
tw*nn tbe Puiitai' and Geneata. Tberc are not aa many
at?amers advertlaed to go over tbe cotirae, aud the bu
vanee taie of ttckeU for tboae ao advertiaed waa not
particohirly be?vy yeaterday. Thia waa in part due to
tbe threateuuig weattaw, however.
Tbe Stateu Uui Ka;>lt Trannit Company will acud Ita
xegular 0:30 n. nj. boat over tbe eutlre ruiiw, mul It
ratea tbe prlvilege of vlewiiig the MM from the deeka of
1U ateavcr at 92 a uiao and $1 a nroinan. It estlraatea
tbat tbe 1 p. m. Mal wlli reaeb tbe llgbtshlp iu time to
aee the flnixh, anl t ickeu for that trlp will be $1 ani>< e.
Few tkketa hail hecu aold yeaterday, us inoi-t people
preferred to walt uutll aatlxtled tbat tbe day would be
falr be/ore lureattiig.
* The Iroa Steauit>oat Campaty will run tbe Taurua for
theoaeof the Mew-York Yacbt CluV* gueata aa berore.
Tbe Cygcna wl/i leave tbe Jirtdtre dock, Krooklyn, at
8:30 a m., and I'ier No. 1 balf an hour later. TTbe
?Irtua will leave Weat Twenty-tbirdat. atH:4.">a. m.
and Pier No. 1 .it Bilft. The eompany prou.lnea to lmnt
?II the i>oat? to balf tbe oaual eapaelty. Tiekeis wtiieb
Were aold tor W*lua?day laat will be good elther to-day
?r Mpiniay. The tteket-aeller at l l.-i N<>. 1 roportod a
talrbuaiaeaa outlook ln bia lme yeaterday. The prte* h
91 50 aa befere.
XaetronateaiOMtilp R1cUu>ob4, of the old Domiiuou
JJne. whlch made auch a blg tilt In tbe excarston llno on
Mondav, will be ruii orer tlie courae agaln to-day and on
Monday, and also ou Wedneeday ir there la any race on.1
tbat day. Jamea ?. Morrla. of No. 105 Cbanibere-at., W I
niauagtng the boU, althougb be dlaelaliua any lnteutlou
of golng into the excnraion btialncaa a* a regular thlng.
? We bad 600 on board laat Monday." eald Mr. Morrla
yeaterday, ? aud they were aomo of tbe beat people ln tbe
ctty. Ourprlco. $2 50. naturaliy made the crowd aome
wbat select. n'o cnly li?ued 450 tlcketa, mh<1 inteudod
to llnilt tbe number ot paaaengers to 5(H): bnt there
wenj nfty or alxtv who climbed n!w>:irfl witbont paylug
aDy fare. and about a tbouaand rpore that raged up and
dowu the wburf In a wlld attempt to ' gtt thar.' Heveral
geutlcn.en have rotue luto tbe otlloe alnc* aud baudml
over $2 50 wltb tbe remark tbat tbat wu to pay for tbeir
trip.
" ' How did yon get aboardt' I anVed one raan.
? ' Oh, I climbed up tbe hawaer.' eald be; ' I wa* golng
on tbat boat lf I bad to awtng for lt.' Wo advertlao our
Wedneeday'a tlcket*. of whlch we aold a huudred, to be
fiood on Fnday only. Bnt tf au? one hnidtiig aucb a
tlcket wanbt to (to Monday, and will take tbe trouble to
corue bere. we wlll cbange lt for Iciin."
Tbe Rtobmond leave-. the foot of liea< bat., North
River. at 9 a. in._
iy THE PATB 09 TBE TOMXADO,
HOME8 RTINKD AXD FIELDS LAID WA8TE.
VKSSIXS ffUCUl II THB LAKICS--PAMIME8 IN
D1RF. DI6THK.SS.
Dktroit, Sept. 10.?Rcports received from
tbe eoiitheastern piirt of tho State glvo furtbcr rartlcu
lara of Tueaday's storm. Buildlnga were wrecked,
orcharda lald wasw, hitge swatha made ln wooda and
other datnage douo. Nenr Rldgeway Hobert McMlllan
was tbrown from bls buggy tuto a dit?h, havlng aeveral
rlba broken. Tbe farin ?f Ueorge Smltb lay ln ths courae
of tboatorm, and 150 head of atock are iulaslng. Hla
barua were wrecked and tbeir contcnts acattcred to the
wlucla. CMckena were found bangltig to trees aud to
polea. John Keut and John Curry were plckod up ln
eeuslble and badly brulaed Tbe traek of tbe tornado
varied from tblrty to alxty roda In wldth. At places lt
eeeined to rlae from tbe cai th and then swoop dowu and
desltoy everytbing ln ita palh. The full cxtentof tlio
datmige ln Ml known.but the Iom 1* vailounly eitimaUd
at from f25.000 to f50,000.
Kcporta from Lake iluron ludlcate tbat tbe Morm waa
the heavlest experlcaoed for years. At Oaroda the
8u*an Ward and Ktxjpaake aud. bWfl Wyiii:.'.i>tt<' ?<-re
almoat broken to pleees by the waven. They were
drlven from tbeir moorlngH. and all aauk lu a fow fert of
wuter. The l>.ir?e 8. E. Mirrln. valU'nl ai $20,000,
dragged her anchora. and fears for her a.ifety were en
tertalut-d. The atcain bar^ii R. Wallaoe and Uarden
C)ty kMl thflr tow*. and are now lu Saud Bcach Harbor.
A largebla?k aebooner, wlth threo apara and no to;>
maata, went a<hore at Whetatone l'olnt ye*t?rday aftcr
noon, aml tbe *i-a kl hTMktaf cmnplctoly over her.
Miiwaikbk, Sil't. 10 (.v;.Ti".i/>. -fartlculara of tho
damage done by tbe gale ahow a aad loaa ot llf^ and uTt-.it
damagetoproperty ou Laki< MlafelflM Vraaelaare re
IHjited aabore ln all directlona. Thcnamcaof ihclu.t .n
tbe achojuer Advauoe. wblch went down nr ir J*bel.ny
gan, aro Captain M. Tanlaon, hla aon Oeorce, Harry
Uolt, TUomaa IngerbreUen and Martln Pie'raon. Cap
tAlu l'aulaon waa forty-n?e yeara of ago and bavea a
wlfeaadalx children. Jncob Uatim, tlie aole aurrlvor
of tbe wretk, ?aye tbat wbeu off Poatburg, wbere the
aiaactor ucciirnd, iho achoonor wa? w?terlogge<L All
the cre.r biggol Captain 1'auIroii to feMffe tlm rt^arl to
aaTe llfo, bul tbe cipUla rotuat>d and let go her um hor.
The ?ea?el nlltnl and capaUed, wben the crew tiwk to
tbeahore. Raum waa reaoued t>y a fluhcrman aller aua
talnmK hitnaclf by tho ald of aa oar aud a ahort lM>ard
from tbe boau Ile a.iw the otbfraof the crrw drowaod
but waa powarleaa to aave any of th-in in the breakera
and beary ?? a tnen raglng.
CiiiCAOo, Sept 10-The eaiterly gale whlch aw.pt
the lake on Tue*tay and ytaurday waa more
aevere and greatcr ln arca tban any otUer
gale ot tbe aeaaon. The returua tl.ua far
ebow that tlie dnm.wre to tbe ahlpplng exp<jae<l to tbe
wlnd was general. The lake on tbe wt-at xhore, between
Cblcago aud Milwaiikee, la fllleu wilh floatlng lamtxjr,
ahluglea and laths, and ln varloua placia auall plecea of
wreckage bare be<*n aeeu. Tbe we.ithrr haa been ao
thlck and fogry. bowever, that lt la ImpoaMble for
ateaaaera paaalng up the ahore t i dl-tmcul-li objocta on
tbe land. A numbet of veaaala art- long ovardue bere
aud thelr coming la auxloualr awaltad.
An unkuown veaaol waa wrecked at Two Rlrera, Wle.,
yeaterday. Tbe anore ia atrewn wltb aalla and rtgglng,
cabln turultnre, pv'< of tbe ca ?in, cord wchmI aud cedar
poata. The maln ?*rt of the bul), whleb looka to be
greatly bruk><n up, ti about llrc milea nortn of tbe har?
bor plera. Nothln* waa found to Indlcata the namr <>f
the reaael excopta pbce ot the tuonkey rall painted
whlte wlth bl*< k Utten apelllng " Milton." No bodlea
have been diseovered on tbe ahore and uulaaa th?- rrew
abandoiieal tbe Taaael or veaaela wmekcd aud aougbt
eafety In aome oth^r oraft they muai ha?e prnahcd.
Iterxjrta aro romlng in ot many reaaela baviug gone
aabore and othera neen lu dlHtre^a whlrh rould not be
reaehed aud lt ia fraied tbat the loaa of llfe and property
la ereat. Thore waa a r ).. titiou of tho alorm U'tl ulght
wbl<b caoaed vaaac! iiira inucb auxloty.
C'LtvsLA.M>. Oliio, tofi 10.?Ailvlceafrora Hummlt and
Portage Countic. report conaidcrable damago by tbe
storm of Tueaday ingbt. Krult treea wrre atrtpped baie
and corn la lyliiK flaton tbe irrnuud. Barna, bouaeaana
ouibuildlnga were uuroofed, bayatacka blown uway and
tenceademolii-in-il. In mauy plawa H baa ralued twenty
fourbouraand atreama are awullcu aud rwada waahed
out. No loaa of llfe I* reported.
The damage lu Crawlord Couutr wlll amotiut to $30,
(XX). At Oarcola the Melbodlat C'burcb waa blown over
aud aeveral bulldlDt;* were unroufed. A frelcht oar
waa blowu fr?in aaidetrxk on the Oblo ( entral Rall
ro.id. A wrocking traln raii luto 11 and tlie enKlue waa
daiuoliabed. Knglueer K. KorrlU, ?l < l>'le. waa badly
MStttodf in Cha:u|ial.'ii Couuty miii h daiuagu waa doue
to cropa and farm bulldiuga.
CinCINNATI, Bept. 10.?Tbe ' bambcr of OMMMMI haa
appoinu-d a pomwlttce of Hvr, of whlch J. II. htewart
general mat.ager of tbe (inciuuatl, Waahlugton and
Baltlmore Railroad, latrcaaur^r, to collect funda for
tbereliefof the aufferera from the tornado at Waablug
ton C-onrt Honae. The Adamaundtbn Baltlmore and
Ohlo exprea^ea. and tke Midlaud aud Utile MUml rall
roada ofter to earr> all donatlotia of no4t Iree of charge,
OH iiiinlneaa hriu bas lele^raphL-d Mayor Barclay to
draw upon lt for $100.
Coi.t:nnua, Ohlo, Bept. 10.? Oorertior Hoadiy haa
laaued a proeUmatlon lu regard to tbe toruade at Waab
lngton Court Rouae. Ile aaya tbat he baa niade a
pUHMl exairlnatiou of tbe rulna, and that the penple
?r? in dlro ili?trp??. II? inak<-a an rarncot appcal to the
pt-ople of (Jl.lu IO offor what rellef tln-y cau. Contribu
tlon? ahoubl be a<blr?'aa>"I t<> Maicua A. Ilairlay, Mayor
of Waabiugloo Court llouae.
KCICWE OFAHSlsrAXl KSU1SKER ItlUKU
Ni.w-Oki.kan8, Sept. lO{Sprcutl).?Frwlcrick
C. Rlder, aaatHlaut euglueor of the Uulted 8tatea aleamer
Bwatara, now lylug in froul of the ri;y raceiviug allver
fioiu the l.'nlu-d HUtea Hub Treaaury, eomiiiitled aulclde
ut 12::i0o'clock ti.-lay by blowingont hla bralna wltb a
.'t'J-callbro rovolvi r. 'I in-ball cntcred tbo fureboad Jnat
u.i.?vc the ink'ntrye. I hi: dead 'nan'a ugo waa tweaty
four. H<- ??'' ? natlve of Provid^U'-a, R I. Ile Waa
ateady aud imtin-'rioim, bad uo kuowu vlcea nnd the
i ..u.t of bta Ml i a niyatery.
Mr. Rlder waa (fradnatod fiouitbe Naval Ae.-ulriny in
18*0 and HMkM bla Brat eftllM a^ a c.i.'.ei ntdahlpn m ln
tnr I'nitid M.it? k aiH.itiicr QuiiinebaiiK, ou Uim BoropeaH
hiMtlon. Ili' iiad iimi Jolnvil bla xiiip wuen Uu l.illi. i.
wiin vMSupawlnteDdeat of Malla in tbe PierkUaoe i'o?t
Ofiee, eoiuiulHed hUicldo by Hbo<dlug hlinaelf. TlM
? noik wiih ereat to s oiiiiic Knler >ml it waa aleMtllM
btfon b.- ietoV"ieU fto'u Ita eliecta. Ile vt aa looke.l u,,,,n
aa one ot tbe inost proiiilalin; y,,nun oillcara 111 thu at:i vice
ai.d bia auiciue :a a Mrxirlae li aU nii riiuud*.
in/: TMOOBLMM WltM nii: iwi.ws.
LiwiAWdiuii, K;m., Si-pl. 10.?(Jinciul \.
A. Mllca haa retumed fr.iiu nii exteuded trip tlirougli
ludiau Territory. Ile alatea tbat the euttle of the
Arapaboo and C'beyenne OMtta Coui|iany and <jthera,
wlllbe out of tbe Terrroiy wiih.ii a inontb from thla
date. ?? I bavedctallod an otllcer toea< b pou," he aaid,
" wlth a Milbcletit comiuand to proteut tbe cattlemeu
from tbe Itulmna." Tbf <ii m ral aaya that all l:id..m
cattle abaorbed by tbeao herda will be atarted out by
army offlcera and returned lo tbe ludlana, tlmi a. ohl
lug the trouiile whu h inight -u-ui- 11 tbe iudUux liniu
aelrea trsed to take tliem. MeaUo ?uya the asttletueti
bave bad agreal de.U to co.it.-nd wltb, for Um)N b.ne
been unuaiially heavy raina in tbe territory, aud wbal
few brblcea were tiien afTOM the alreama have bMfl
waahed wwav aud ibe wat r b.ia been au blgb lliey worc
couip<;!leil to more alowiy.
TtcaoN, Arir., Bept. 10.-Advlcea from Opoatira,
Bouora, atale lliatOU A :k'"-t '.><>, whlle tbe .Mexleau Ke<n
lara were foitow.ug up tho liall of tbe Apacbea, three of
tbeir aoldlcra atrayed uway aud atuintiluil on an Apaubo
rancbcrle uear M$vn Blanca. Two of tbe aoldlera were
kiiled, but the other MMf -d. Tfel lioopa bearlng the
flrlug advancod, and the Indlann cviicuated tbeir poal
tiou. It I' ealluiated tlint tb< ia were alxty ludlana ita tbe
baud. 'Ibe Mexicana Ibluk Ibal tlieie ure 150 ApMkM
lu honora. I o:ouel DrgotUTU haa 400 re^uiara ln |.ur
auit of tbo ludlana. The other fofttM of Mexica.i troupa
are movlng alowiy altei tbe meililea.
Kl. PaRo, Tex., Nept. 10.?Meiiteiinnt Oavla, of the
L'nited htate>, Army. in coiiiih md of ? large baiid of lu
dian acouta, wbo hav.. bee;i ln ;icllve puiault of (ieroui.
rooaud bla baud, aaya tbat M Ml$fM <; roulmo la en
deavorlng to reach tbe Meacaleroa renervation In New
Mejien. and that tbo hottllfl IMlMM Ml no'.v In tbe
noiintatua in Nfirtbem Cbibuahaa, near the Ncvr-MfJl
crin llne. Tl.o LieaMBaBt, wltb bM aOOttta, v;ill endeavor
to luteu'ept Ibelll III tbe DOMtltalO |MMM 'illl?, bow
i-ver, will be exlremely dlllleo.t on u.ouut of tbo vaat
expanac of icmtory to be putioiied.
MAP SIIOWING TIIE POSSIBLE COURSE OF TO-DAY'S RACE.
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1 I I
2
VMOOK
Whl.tUng Bnof.
i a s 4 s
III _L
Meotland
l.ie'hl?blp.
Hcale of mll?a-5 to tbe luch.
o
bandy Hook Ughtiblp..
NAVT-SINr
RIVTR
isrA
Bfti*
To-day'a yacht race wlll be over an ontalde or oeean courae and wlll conslat of a aall of twonty mllea to
wlndw.itdor to lcewiinl. and returii. Tbo purpn<e nf thla ??rt of aalllng la to text tho footlng and polntlng
of tbo yachtaor thelr cnpabilitica ln lacklng. Of courae a yacht cannot really aall ln the faco of tbe wind. It
must aall on an luellne towanl th- wlnd. tlrat one wny and tben tbe other. Tbui, auppoalng, aa ln tho flgure bclow,
the wlud blow? a? liulicatrt' by the arrow, the vcaaclt startlu.'from A would reacb tbe lurulug polnt of tho race
by a courae Uko tbla :
The stgnal -orvl. m Bnreau reporta tbat In all probal.ility to-day wlll Ue elear. flne and breexy, wlth varlable
winda biowing from tbe uorth ln tho morultig. and veerlug towa.d tho Mfll ln the afternoon. The offlclal. thtuk
that the *rn will M rough, whlch la not wholly favorable fn.ra a 7*-iii.man'a polnt of vlew. The atart wlll, ln all
proit.ildiuy, be made from the Hcotlaud lJgbt?blp. Indbaled ln tbe map off eaudy Ilook. It may be otdered by
tbo e?m>mittce tbat it ahall t>e from the tjandy Ilook I.Ubt?b!o. whb I U ?rvmi rnilo. furtber out. Tbe cbnnces are
t<Mi to .o.e la tmwm of tbo former polnt aa a atart. Tbe jud.V* 1> >at wlll take a poaltlon about .'<><> foot awiy from
tho li.-htahlp. at rlght an?,lea wltb the wlnd. and the yacbta will atart from an l.naglnxry atralght llne drawn be
tween tbe tw.. -t.'i mary veaaela. The objectlve point of tho race will p-obably l?e soine apot ou tho oceau lu the
ae/tucni from A to B, aa abown ln the map above.
SUEKK AND DECI PLAXI Of TI1K PIKIIAN.
From the above cutaany one, howaver allghtly veraed In mattara pertalnlng te nantlea! lelance, ean obtaln a
|.eif,,t,,ot aa of the prlnrlplesupon whlch the Boaton aloop yacht Puritan baa been conatrncted. Tbe Amerlonn
aloop kj a vr.arl of the " aklmuilng dlab ? paturn i tbat la. lt la > roomy.boat, wltb eonalderablo beam wldth an I
moderale deptb of haML It waa never dealgnad to be a raclng raeohlne. Tlie purpoeo ot the pattern la to aeeure
good accommodatlona Inalde, together wltn a anperlor rate of apeed. The flrat flgure In the cut above ahowa
tbe sheer plan of the Aroenean cbamplon. II enablea tbe reader to coinpare her dapth with her length, and
the deck plan lu the aecond Bgure enablea hlm to eompleto her appearance Inblafmlnd by ahowlng alao h. r
wldth. From A to B la ber length over all. a dlatance of 03 feet, From I) to E la ber length on tbe water llne of
Mif.et From KioKIa the polnt atwhlebehe la doepeat. ber depth there belog 8 feet 5 Inohee. From X to N la
abown her oMremo beam of 22 feet 7 Inchea. Keeplng theae dlmenalona ln mlnd aa llluatrated by tbo deslgua
the cuta bolow wlll affurd an opportunlty of contreallng tbe Urttleb eulter with the Amorlcan aloop.
6IIEKR AND DECK PLANS OF THE OKNESTA.
The extreme depth of the cntter und Ita narrownea. abcam are a. onee -g^J^ *? Jjj^"
toK. laonly i:,feat. and ber greafc.t depth, whlch I..I ^J^'S^^^ga^^a^aw^Waa^f.
rower tbat. tbe Puritan and 5 feet 1 Incfe deeper. Th a ^"1^ J*J ? ? ??,?,?? uy
mm betweo.nttor and . aloop. The ceutrebo.rd aloop. how ver o wh b the P,rU -f k J r
iUfflaa ? l.oard Into th* wat.r, aa abown ln the flrat Uguro by tbe lettera M, ? anu r, 10 uraw ..
ctt.r. ,f tbe vlol.no. of tbe wlnd force. ber to re,u.re ???*?"**"* llnca of the v.aaela. It 1. ?>!?? ????
Tbeae deaUn. are prepared wlth eb.olute oooura. >. an< ^ ^ ^ ^^V," TV ly tratVut. l.er botto.n. too la
t*1*T*M+^^*?]^^J*^5^??I!iJ^^ not real.ze ber grc.test
almoat a.ral.bt ?... U get. *?*?fij? ' * J . JiTS. ... "thalof ,ho Boaton boav Her
deptb t.il h? b-e. i. reacb.,,. Tbe M a - ruMm fjjha? ? ^^ An ^ feft|ur(1 ? ,?.
sisTaiiiritSi^^ .*-? ??,,cr i,,Mri-,niwupt6d by ?
1 tj Inrbes ?rea..r a. tbo toptl.at. at ihe de< k. 1 ???"???? \'? oneata'.tM W iMl and IBfl PurlUn'. 102. Thj
,,?, m kawtt of .naat from topm.,,1 bead to dcck la J^^JSaS^J Vron, Z , S of her boom t? the t.p
r? uoaf.waprlt I. N ^ ^ ^^^ ^ b.Zed oi, be, kee. wltb 27 tors Of lead and tbe
of herbowaprlt la I44%l$thi *h uiorc ih.iu tbe O.n.aua.
' i oarno* 7') foua.
UZPLAJM&* H?w tO iiaki: 1 n.i.s.
PlTIWHJM, Srpt. 10 (.s>W>.-At to-dny'H
aeaalon of tho American PbWMM "thul Aaaoclatlon
there waa nn lotereatlug dlaeuaaloii of tho dlffereut
?Iglim BMktefl plll-. *?9 delegato haa hi? own
wayofaaklag thom Of. ?oatoa, ?' BmMgm, hug
half a dozen rhart* on tbe wall i-liowlng reaulta ibblllll
byhlinfro.n aojfkatt of Mryehi.lnn. iiuirli.te <>f coeuine
aiid otker mnrlaie. Tlnetore nf opium wha thn Mibjeet
J, t, W,K?." BartlHt, 01 llrooklyn n-ad a
paiH-r. ihe .urtho-lHof i:.?kl..g. aaauiliii and dllalIIu
wereernikiDMlto tne aailefeetton of tbe delriataa. On
Mbllf of i"?MMtMi K. A rorm. nf Waw.Tork.pra.
ae n tod Cbairmao cherry. of tao OwaiKtoa?KaaiMtl?,
with a biiei/e eloek.
tiuiMiiso eoits fO* a iirsiutin ir.Aiis.
Ptttmubo, Btpt 101>><???'?/).-Th?- old Rri?t
tiilll near Mauor Mt.Ulo... twentythr.illea ri.at of
I'llLbunr, eelohratod lt? eeiitauiilal aiinlveraary to-day.
luowuer exhlbited meiiyar.lcle.of Intereat. ui.d tb
day w>. MM ? eujoyi.iei.t. to whleh wai edded i
A hom mthe rb..->? bear, tbe dbbmi of MlehaelWal.
dawr hut tbe areat gr.ii.d-on of thl* n.D, f-a.niiel
Waithow,,. inNnatr,HWtfH the uiiil. tb? ortW
niphv of thn i.arao havlug midergono ?*?? Maag.U
thri:e jrent lalloDt.
nK<)V\in.?SN oil lirjrOM
Pliwwiwb ?*?*? 10 I4n*M>"Tkan vm
?OMMaraM. ex.ltciio.it at Butb-r .in I Del.ma. on the
u.-i Peaa rlvaala RaOfwai MM eveninir, over tiie p>
poiit!,.,! Um "Ml.luUht Myatery" otl well at Rou.-h
Uuu waa dowiug. A leiugrapb ltue two uiiiaa ia leug:
wai I'Ut In workln* ordnr ln oiie bour. thn InH.i.atoi..
belng MSaabaa to faotea aud tmoa aloug thn roadiddo.
Ii,, rapotl waa gi'ou.idleaa.
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anooTisa ws uorimn iiy acowkm
riUMOMO. Sept.K)is><ri?/).-At I'ino Cieek
Btatlon, on the Weat Pounaylvaula Itailroad, about 7
a. m. y??terday, Ji'hn Meliito"h.iiKe tweiity four.a?ou of
Jauiea T HalMMb) -M ? ptPMI tM tho purpoae of ahoot
lug a cat. He atood at hla Udrooiu wlndow and flred
oue -hot wli rh IM not take edect. A raoment iater
youna Moliitoah'auiother lMfP*l Ml of the Iiouho and
walkod towur.l thn i>"lut wlii re ihe oat waa lylng. A
?rapa aifeor coueeuled bi-r froui her aou'a >bw. A
a, rood ?hot waa flrcd. the notber aoreumed. and the aoii
bMlenlacto tbeyurd tound her 1mhi< proatrate. rbe
hullrt bail Htri.ek Mr*. Melutoah iu tbe baek of the lie.el,
fraeturiu* the -kull. Hhe will dl t. The y.iung man run
to blN riMiin and attampied to ?nd bla o? n llfo wltb the
Btotal. Thn Intarfeieooa of othor BMBibon of ihe fauuly
pravented iit? aaMde. He ia tbe aeerat iry aad Iraaaarw
0. ihe >!>? iiik uiii, Qeorgta, Ooal Oaatyaay.
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/ inriT\l\u M TMLLOWttOWM I'.utK.
8t. 1'ai?!., Hcpt. 10 (Sinrutli.?A boat lUed
with tuurlita was atruek by llglitulug on the lake lu
faUawetaaaMirteaal Fart yeaterday. Mra atett, of
liozauiiu, Moiil.. waa tinUnliy killed and two or IbtM el
tiie p.irty arn lu ? erlllcal roiidltlou. Thn boat waa
d.ivu aafeore by tbe wtad aod tho aaeoaaeloua oecu
paiitK were not dlacovend ui.'ll aome tliuu afterwurd.
uit: poiHoxise 09 xnvsa o<u>t.s.
I'lIII.AOKM'lltA, Siqit. 10 (.S>m'rt/). ? TIlO
polaouiag of young MUtou Ogden laat week by anunluig
benbaneuphlanostrllahaa brought a statement from
the Nesr-York mantifacturera, who aay that neltner the
pwiaon or the bottlea ln whlch lt waa found, eame from
tbeir factory, and that the o.ly explanatlon aeema
to be that one of tbeir boxea waa need after leavtngtholr
premi.ca tu hold the byoacyamine. and tbrough mi.tako
afterward plactd amoug the boxcs of supposltorlos.
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VOISGS OFDISCONTESTED WORKMEy.
COAf. MINE9 FA3T CLOStXQ UP?OUTRAOK9 COMM1T
TED BY STKI&TRS.
Pittsburp,, Sept. 10 (Special).-The fljrht be
twccn the river mlnars and the operatora la bcoomlng
lnterestlng. The mlnea ln tho fourth pool thia afternoon
had all closed down except three, and tbe rcport la that
all wlll be ldle after thls week. Walton's men are atill
at work In tbe flrat pool, but whether they wlll continue
after the convcatlon tobeheld at Monongahela Clty on
Beptcmber 15 la a dlsptttod qtioatlon. The operatora,
like tbe minera, are dlvided. 801110 want the mlnera to
atrlko, and are glvtng thera all tbe encouragement pos
alble. Thcy do not want to eee any more coal atth.2>s
cent rat'e'nntil tbey are able to dlapoae of tome they
bavo loaded. One of tbe aecond pool operatora went
down t<> Cinclnnatl a few daya ago and purcbaaed t.n or
twelva bnrgea of coal at fi'u conta. He lsboldlnglt
tbere on a apeculation and laanxloua for the mlnera of
tbe rlvcr to itrtke untll there la a scarclty of eoal, and
tbe prlce goea up. Otber. of tbe larger operatora, who
have large eontracta to flll. must take advantage ef
evcry riae on tho rivor and get tbeir eoal out.
WitERuyo, W. Va., Bept. 10.?The fllnt glaaa workers
of the aeven ldle factorlea oppoalte thlaolty met In conven
tlon In Bellalro ye.terday aud accepted the tcrma of coia
promiae prevloualy drawu up by a comraltt.e of nian
ufactureia and worklngmen. ThU vlrtually enda the
atrlko, whlch haa latted for nlne month. aud will put
about 1,200 men to work.
Cleveland, Sept. 10.? John Lconard, an old man llv
tng on Clay-at, and .mployed aa a frelght bandlor ln the
alatfl mlll yard of the Cloreland Rolllug Mlll, waa aa
aaultod by fmir atrlkura whlle prooeedtng to hla work
tblsmornlng. The men beat him most brutally, knock
Ing out aomo of hi. teetb and otberwl.se dlaflgurlng hlm.
Btlll another outrage waa perpetrated by the atrlkar.
thla mon.ing. About 2 o'clock amne of tbem asaalled the
dweiling of Itnbert Iienham 011 Axtell-.ve., hurllag
plece. of fnniace.lag through the wlndow., but Injuring
nooue. !'? nh.iui U nlgUon tbotnoffenceinsomeunknowu
way. On Monday it Is inteuded by tho coinpany to atart
uptbe plute mlll agaln.
Mamsikk, Mlch., Sopt. 10.? The ahlngle packera In
Brooka ASweet'aand D. W. l.ewls Jt Co.'s mlll. struok
yestorrtay afternoon for .even cent. per thou.and. Thl.
inak. s -Ix shlDgle tnllls closed by tbe men deuianding thl.
advauoo.
LOVERS a TOVTII MaRRIED IS OLD AOE.
Haltimokf., Sept. 10 {Special)?A wedding
took place in thls clty on ttiesday nlgbt wblch ,wae not
made publio untll to-day. The jrrooa waa la. Rev.
Tbomaa Myera, of Woodlvrry Methodlat Kplacepal
Chureh, agct-lghty, and tho brlde Mrs. Klvlna M. Hall,
age ilfty tlve. The wedding took place at tbe houae of
Mra. Oaariai P. cleveland, tho brlde'. daughtor. Tue
Kev. Ur. Poulson performed tho? ceremony.
Aa tbo earrlngo bearlng the happy palr
dmve off to I'nlon Btatlou, tbeir elght
aona and tl.od..U'.'litera stoid upon the atepe wlth ten
graodchlldrM and fottrgreat gr.ndchlldren and throw
aftor tbem an old aboe. A romantlo attachment exlstod
between tbem ln early llfe whloh wa. luterrupted by
accldent. and It only reqtitred the propltloua nelghbor
liooil of Kinorv (irove catupmeetlng to fan It owe more
luto llfe. Mr. Ify?ra waa atopplug at the inlnlster'e tent
aud Mra. Hall bad <|i.arter< 011 Warreuave. Tbe
clergyman'a ntteotlona to the wldow aoon became the
?iibjeet of roiumout. Blnce last tbey met each bad been
ninrrleil twlee. Tbo oride'a halr I. only partlally gray.
Imtibatof Mr. Mver. la allvery white. The brlde and
groom wlll makea totir through tbeNorth. Mr. Myors
la well known both lu Baltluiore and Woodherry. Mra.
Hall haa alao for many yc ira l?een Identlfled with eliar
Itloa. At tbe tlme of her marrlage ahe wa. a membor of
Klonnro.nl Mnat Chareh. tJpoa tbeir retara bome thcy
wlll occiiuy a colt.ige at Wooihorry wblch hai been
flttod up for tbat purpose. Mr. Myer. wlll contluue ln
bt. old charge._
111E ARitY Of TllE TMWWMBMMM.
Ciii<'v.<>, S.pt. 10.?The Society of tho Army
of the TeunesKoe bcld au adjourned moetlug thl. fore
noon, Oaaanl aaanaai aNaaHaSi 't ?? decided to
bold the next meettng at Roeg Ialand, 111. George L
Cbetlaln. of Cblcago, wa. choaen aa tbe orator, wlth
Major-Oeneral Force, of Cinclnnatl, aa alternate. Oeu
eral Sharman and the other offlcera ot tbe society were
ro-eWeted. A aerlca of reaolutlou. ln bonor of Oeneral
Ura.il'a memory waa adopted. At the banquet Oeneral
?Logan reaponded to the toaat: "The Btatcatnen and
Lawinakera of tho Clvll War." He apoke of the .tatea
manship dlaplayed by tbe earller Prealdenta, and comlng
down to rerent tlmea sald of 8tephen A. Dotiglaa that he
was a atateatnan wbose call for arioa for the defenco of
tbo t'l.loii, wben allelaa had falled, acconipllelied uiuch
evon after deuth had callcd bla glorlous aoul away. He
?poke of Llucoln aa tbe greate.t statesmau developed ln
ll,.? 1.ntury of Aiuerlcat. Independeiico, and sald that
llit statosmansblp wi.lcli wouldgl\e proto. tlon to Amer
lran Indoatrlea an-'. provlde for tho nialntenance of tno
fne achool. of the Natlou would wln lu the futur*.
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1SOERSOLL A\D KTOKE8 MADE HiPrr.
Ci.kvki am>. Sept. 10 (Sptdal).?Jtuljre Bar
ber to-day iflflMl i the aMfl of the reeotver of the Anier
leati Kapld Ti-lotrapb Company agala.t the rccelver of
the n.mkoraand Merchanta1 Coinpany whlch waa hoard
by hi... laat week. Bome tlme ago the recelv.r of tho
laftor oompuny procured aa onler of sale for llne. run
iilng through thls state from Btennenvltle and Freeport
to tho ludlana llno and from Katou to Ciiieinu.itl. Tbe
day before the aale waato tako place tho reeelver of the
Ainerlcan Rapid Kecured a stay of proceedlngs. clalmlug
t1 ii bll couipany owned nearly afl t'10 proporty. One
of tbe lM-rsoua who tWalre?l 110 luterfcronce wlth tbe
propoaM aale waa Kdwar.1 S. Btokea. of New-York. who
holda$130,t?'H) of B.mkors and Mrcbanta" reontver'a
certlflcatea. Colonel Kohort O. Ingeraoll appeared lu
court bere ascouuael for 8toke?. Jud.'eBarber deelde<l
tbat the naie ahould take place. The .borlff wlll .ell the
llne at auctlou to-tnorrow afternoon.
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YOVTUrrt. HOBBER8 RAS8ACK1SO A HOVSE.
rillLADELPHIA, Sept. 10 |.S/)W(l/).-At 3
o'clock thla mornlng .ix boys, ranglng from tblrtoen to
alxtei 11 yoar. of age, wer. deteoteil lu (be .treetcarrylng
large bundle. and were taken luto cu.tody. Invo.tlgatlou
proved that the lada had broken luto tbo dweiling of
Alfred Box, No. 70\ Oreen-at. on Bunday. and bad thor
onghly ransaeked the houae. and were only eaugbt when
they returned on the aecond trip to carry offuiore
plunder. Tbey were glvcn a bearlng ot tbe (entral
I'ollco BtaUafl and eommltted ln default of iJtbOO ball for
trlal. _m_
REQIXSiyO nORK AT AMTIERST.
Amihiwt, Miwrt., Sopt. 10 (8peeial).?\m\\vr*\
College wa. opeued to day. Applloant. for the freahuiau
claaa to tbe uumbor of 110 were adwlttod, and the nutu
tier prencnt waa 102. F.fteeu wero adinltto.1 to upiwr
Olaawa Tbo wlioie n.imber ot ac.tdeuno atudouta I. 357
?23 more thau laat year.
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TELM HA PMC NOTE&.
BAI.K OF MTBirAI. FKBTIVAI. UtATH
W?>n< K?rnt, Maaa., Mept 10. ? Thoaiictlon aale of aeats
.f tho mualcal featlvil thla inoiulu* brought $1,711) lu
preinluiu*. aud #0.014 gros. rcco.pta.
OPKNINO OF VBM Vt. LOUB KXPOSITION.
8T. I/i.rt.. Bept. 10. lhoaoconcl .iu:iual8t. I.oula Kx
poalllon 01 on d last oveii.ug aud witlilu an hour over
20 ikmi posaons tbronfed tno naves and gallertea of tbe
great buil ilng. Tbe ExpoaltlOB In wliol" and tn part. 1.
wondorf.illy Hnc. and nearly evory exbihlt la ln perfect
orlcr and rmidv for tbe cloaoat luapeetlon. tJllinore'a
Now-York baiulfiirnlahed the mualc. Tbe Exposltlon wlll
MqUdU. untll Ociober 24.
V/ILLOr A PIUI.ANTHKOPIST.
( 1 r\ 1 1 \si>. Mi-pt. 10. -The wlll of mllllonalrc phllnn
tliropiat Jo.eph Porklns was urobatod ycaterd.y. Tbe
ontlre e-t.ito la to be oqually dlvided luoaug three aoiia
aiiiltbe cblldren of a deceaaed dailgbter.
TI1RKK THOU.SAND I'f.AIKS Of i'Rl'IT.
Omam> KAiina, M10I1.. Hopt. 10.-Tbe largost frult ex
l.ibii whleb tho Amerlcan Poinologlcal Soclety haa ever
Inid la now ahown ln their exhibltion hall ln thl. clty.
1 her. are eboat 8,000 plafes alrvaily placed la posltion
nn.1 another thou.and will bo arrayi><l to-morrow. About
balf ihe 8tates and Terrltorlea aro repivaented ln tho
dlaplaj aud maiiy of tbo frults aro uukuowu to Northern
poople.
TK8TIM0NY B A DIVOROE CA8E.
Baitimohk, ni-pt. 10.? Te.tlmony ln the Bolt dlv.rco
aaaawaa tataw lu thl. oity to-day. Tho doora were
elosod and uutliiug permlttod to be made known. The
laklog of toaiunouy ln Waahlngt.u will be rcaumed to
1IIOITOW.
?LOWtVQ IPA BAR-ll(H)M WITH OYNAMITK.
Lima, ohlo, Bept. 10.-Au atteinpt wa. made on Tuea
dav nlgbt to blow up wltb dyuamlte the bofel, llquor
Htore auddwcllilig of Noa. A Bldwell, ln tbe vlllage of
We.tinlii.ter. Tho llquor alorc bad raM utly been oponcd
and Ita preaonce waa botly oi>i>osed by .ome of the lu
habltauu. Tho Whole froet of the Ur.t .tory waa blown
out and tho Interlor wieeked. Mr. Neal and bla famlly
weio tbiown from thulr beds aud Urulaed.
MINKBS 1 lIKi: \Ti:S'lNO IHK CHIN.VMEN.
R.h'u biitiM". Wv?.,8ept. 10.?Bevea huudred Ohlna
nii'i. bavo returned' bere iiuder the eacort of four coiu
nante. of iroopa. Th. m.ner., lt la allegeu, tbreaten to
(lestroy tbo eotupany's bulldliua. all of whlch are under
Mroug gnaid. Serioua tronblo la feared aa aoon aa ihe
uilner. tbluk they have au opportuulty to carry out tbeir
tbreat.
0001 PANT8 OF A IAILBOAT DKOWNF.l).
Wi;ai Hkiiokkikld. .Ma-a., Sept. 10. A aallboat cap
tlxod oo Wlckaboog Poud roatordajr afternoon aud tbe
occnpanta.DwIgbt <i Knolton and Albert Wat.on, were
drowned.
DBOWNIXG OF A fLERQYMAN
gUNBCBT, I'ei.n , sept. 10.-The Rev.-J. K. Mlllett,
of Mokwei.avlll., W.w drowned tu tbe rlver ttt wataou
town ycterday. H.WUofltlu? boal wlth Mlsa Culp
BBdbyaouic Uieaua Ihe boal BpaM. Mlsa Culp MH>
oeedcdluauviiiKberllf. by olliutlog 10 tbe b,,at, but
Mr. Aiiiktt waa IvaU llo was forty.ut j eara old.
SPAIN AN3WERS GERMANY.
STATIXG HER CLAIM8 IS THE PACiFIC.
PR1NCE BISMARCK'S VIEW Of THE TRANSACTIO*
AT TIIE CAROMNB IBf.ANDB.
Madrid, Sept. lO.-Kiug Alfonso presided
at the Cablaet Coancli to-day. Aa elaborate anawer to
Oermany waa drawn op ln tbe moat frlendly terma, ez?
plainlng the elalina of Spalu to tbe Carolluc Ialauda, aad
deaiandlng tbat Oermany recognlze tbeia.
Oeneral Lopez Domlnguez urgea all partiea to forget
their dlfferencea aud unlte ln the defeuoe of tbelr coun
try. Senor Caatelar advocatea a union of tbe Batln
facet to eounteract the daogera of Oermany'* eolonlal
pollcy.
Tbe Oovemment dlapatcbed a apecial me aaenger to Ber
II n with a note to Oennany. Tho note requeata Oennaay
to reuounee all intentton of eatabllablng a auierainty
over the Carollnea and Pelew Ialanda. Wlthout aueh
guarantee, Bpatn muat deellne to give eattafactlon fot
tha recent Inaulta to the Oerman Embaaay.
The man-of-war Velaaoo haa had her macbloery dam
aged. and another veaael will be aent to Mauila and Yap
to take tbe place of tbe damaged veaael.
BKHi.iN.Bept. 10.?7A? OffUial Qaittte aaya that on
Auguat 19 tbe Oovernmeut reoelved a note frem Spain
protestiug agalnat Oermany'a occupatlon of theCarollae
Talanda, and that Prlnee Biamarek'a reply waa handed
to Sefior Elduayen, tbe Spanlah Mlnlater of Forelgn Af
falra. on Scptembor 4. In tbia reply Prlnee Blamarek
polnted out tbat Oermau trader wbo had
realde ? for many yeara oa the Carotlne falauda,
believlng the laland to be unclalmed, had
demanded the proteetlon of Gennany. Buoii protectlon,
the Chaneellor aald, would have been nolther eollcltod
nor granted lf lt had been tbought tbat Bpaio olaimnd
thearchipelago Offlclal tnqulriea abowed that the ouly
Intereata repreaeoted on the lalanJa were Gorman and
Brltlah. tbe former largely predomlnattag. fn vlew of
ihe fact tuat Bpalu had made no objeetolu to Gnrnianv'e
note of Marcli, 1875, ln wblch ehe reftitad 8[>aniak
clalina to the Carollnea, Oermany waa Juatl
tie.l ln regarding the ialanda a* wttbout
an ownar. The annexatlon had been effecied
ln ttoo-t faith,aud Oermany waa willlng, la a fn-nidly
aplrlt. to examlne into tbe elalma . ow pat farth by Bpaln.
or to aubmlt tbe matter to arbltratlou. The Chaueellor,
In coiicludlng hla reply, aald that the queation waa too
trlvial te lwperll tbe frlendabip exlatlug bctweea Hpain
aud Geruiauy.
PROGRKSS OF SMALLPOX IN MONTRIvAL.
EOKTY Mt CA8R8 AND KirTf.KN DlIATHs?T!IE
MAIIS TO BF. FfMhiATKh.
(Br rantoaAPM to the rmuajia. ]
Montkeal, Sept. lO.-TUem jhn lifteen
deatba lroaa emallpox in Maa clty yeaterday and forty
aow caaea wtre roported, aeventeen of wblob were au
thnnticatcd. T irec peraona also dlad of the dlaeaae Ia
Ht. Jaan Baptlate villagn and one at Bt. flcnrl. Two of
tbe deatba ln the clty were of patlonta ln the Oivic Hoa
pital and another of tbe patteuta dled thla mornlnc
Thrao new patienta were adm'.tted yeaterday and there
are at preaent alxty-five patlenta uuder treatmc.it at tue
botqiltal, tlfty-nvo of wbom aro gettmg better. Tln re
are thlrteen ca?ea of amallpox ln one bMM in Collego
Ht., all batag chlldren. Tbe dlrt and atench of the placo
la borrtble. Another caae of a child with amallpot
belng allowed to board a traln ia reported. The child
waa removed agaiuat the atroug proteata of Ita motber.
who aald tbat tbe dlaeaae waa one called " Klng'a evll."
Mr. Bubbitt a meniber of tbe Boaton Board of Ilealtii,
at preacnl here ou a vialt, partly cbarged to luqulre luto
tbeeondltlon of theealdemic here and tbe efflc.eney of
atep* tukeu by muuiclpal autbontU* to ciieok the dlaeaae.
reporta tbe Boaton people mueh alarm-'d owlna to tbe
raet that tbem are now two ceaea ln Chelaea, a auhurb
of Boatm. The eontaglon wa? broutfht to Boaton in the
aprtng by the aame Pullraan oar wbicb afterward
broturot the nrat patlent to Montrcal. The healtk
offi.era of that clt", however. aeted promptly aud people
ennerally were ao well protccted by vacciuatlon tbat tbe
dlaeaae only apread to atx peraeua. four of whoia ro.ir
ered. After the earreturned from Montreal to Boaton,
all tho upholaterliw waa taken out and burned.
Bupfau), Sept 10.?Actlug Mayor Callahau receiv. I
veaterdav a let:er from Mayor Mannlng, of Torouto. la
rnferenee to tbe amallpox acare. Mr. Maunlug aaya tuere
I* not a alngle case of aniallpox at the preaeut tiinc la
WAajnyOTOB, Bept 10.?A dlapatah from the Canadiaa
P;nt <>fllce Dnpartmont, In anawer to tha meaaagn aent
yeaterday ?>y Aetlng Poavmaater-General Btevenaon,
waa reeclved to-day that lnatructlona bave been irlvan
to tbe poatuiaater at Moutreal to fumlgate prlor t?
dlapateh all raaila from hla oflieo for the Caited Btatee.
lMTTanFih. Maaa., Sept. 10.?An unuiiat.ikahle caee
of amallpox waa dlseovered here to-day. Tbe patlent ia
BataMMtf I'atteraon. age fourteen, aon of ex-Bpeaker Pat
teraon of tbe New-York Aaaarubly. The boy and hla
mother are here vlaitlng relatlvea, bavlng lately arrtved
from Lake Orerge. Yeaterday yonng Pattcraon waa
playing with aeveral compauloaa, who noticed idotcnea
*n hla handa. To-day the dlaeaao waa poaltlvely de
tentitned and the boye who were playing with the pa
ticnt yeaterday bavo been taken out of tbe puelie
aehool. The famlly of the patlent. with the nurae, wltl
be .emovol to an laolated houae and the Board of llealib
wtll at oueo lo-ue a vaeclnatlou proclamation.
PREPARJNG FOR THE ENOLIHH ELECTIOXB.
l.oNDON, Sept. 10.?A nmuber of promineut
Torie* are urglog tbe Oovemment to jwat
panetheelectlona uatll January. Lord ftaliabury baa
?ewalted with hla colleaguea on tbeauhiert. and it baa
been decided to appotnt November 14 aa elcctioo day.
\V. K. Forater. niember of Parllamenc for liradford,
rontiniu>a'. ln poor healtb. There ia llttle chance of hla
coiiieatluK Bradford ln peraon at the eoming eleetlona.
Nevenbeleaa be will be aupported by a larKe uumber
of eleetora.
Mr Cbamberlaln, ln the preface to bls wi.ra ->? tbe
liadleal prouramme. aaya that Radicillaji. wuieh baa
hltberto been the creed of the aeootMHBUOOa aecOaa of
tbe Uberal party outalde of tbe Uouae of Corunooa,,wm
beaoefortk be a powerful factor Innlde. The Badlcal
aima, he aayts are eouatructive. not deetructlve.
e
I.EBS MORTAMTY FROM CHOLER.i.
Toilon, Sopt. 10.-Three dfaths from
eholera were rvported to^lay. At the hoapltale 7
patleuta were admltted. 19 were dlecharged ?od 85 re
uialn under treatment. There were 4 deatha from ebet
eraln tbia clty laat nlght. Tbe apeclal dootora have re
turned to Parla.
Pari*, Sept, 10.?There were 2 deatba from eholera at
BalM yeaterday, I at Nlemea. 3 at Bellegardo. but noue,
at Mona to-day. _ , . .
WAMUNoros.Bept. 10.-S?<?raUry Bayard waa Informed
tonluy by cable tbatobolora waa preval-ut at Mbanghal
Cblua.
OATHERINO TROOPS IN HbTfOTt
Fiipkas Nkoras, Mcxico (via Galveston),
Hnpt. io.-Itia reported tbat the two polltlcal factlona la
t'u? MaM of Cohahullahavoaatablltbnd racrultiug eaiupe
aud an eul.atiug uieu aa rapldly aa poaalble.
AN KARTIIQ.UAK.E IN JAMAICA,
KnratTOir, Jam;iicu, Aiiff. Sl.-ftftHtf sltock*
of e.irlbipiiko wero felt lu Ja?alo? laat ovenlug.
NEWS MOI FKOM LONUON.
LoNDON, Bnpt. 10.
Oiaimtonk liu?Mr. Gladitone la aufferlug from aa
atuek of iumbago, wuleb haa oouflued blm to ula houae.
Not to bk a CARDrsAU?A Reuter dlapauh frora
Rome l*4af aaya that thore la no trulb lu tue alalemanl
that Arcbblahop Willlaina of Boaton ia to beoouio a i ar
dlnal.
CF.NarRtN.) Sttt Henbv T\LEn.-rA? Bafll *'<?<" MM
oommeottBg ou tbe abaauoe of a .llvidci.l oa the t.rand
iruiik euarantepd aud prnfereueonloika. aaya the loaa
lY ebiefly ohargeable to tho eauilty of -lr Heury Tyler.
preaident o? the Orand Truuk Kattwaff lowaitl
tbe Cauadlan 1'aciflc Ratlway.
Loho Ram>oi.ph CHt'HOim.U-Tlie bealth of f.ord
R andolpl. Chirchlll baa glveu wajf, Hn will not maka a
i.ublie aiieeeh untll Novombor. wXen lt i? auuou.uwt. un
VtM"ddreaa the votora of Blrmlnghaui juat prior to tao
FattlaaMataty eioctiou. _
A BRITI8H 8TEAM8HIP bLNK IN A COI.I.ISMN.
LoM'ON, Sept. 10.-A dispatch from Gft)?V
haa-en atataa tbat the Brltiab ateamer Auekland ?aa
aunk l>y a oolliaion wltb the Oermau aunboat BI1U.
Flfteen of the Aueklaud'a crew weredrownod. Ouly
two were aaved.
FRAOMENT8 OF CABI.K NKW8.
AM8TF.itPAM.Bept. 10.-Tbe quoUtlon for allverhe*
fallen one guilder.
IIaVrf. Sept. lO.-Tbe new ateamer Bretague. of the
CJeneralTrauaatlantio CompauVa fleol. waa lanuehed to
day.
Bkhlin Sept. 10.-A number of Frencb eftlcera wbo
weietrylua-to witueaa tue mano2uvrea of tbe Oeriuaa
Ouarda were eompelled to retlre.
VirHNA. Bept. 10.-A dlapatch to tbe FrenuUnblatt
froiu PeatU. aaya tnatCount Paui Feat^tle. ha. killed M.
l'ecby, aon of tbe Preaident of tho Huugarlau delegadon,
lu a dueL
IUR. iv Bnpt. 10.?Baron Wedell. Preal lent of the
M?).di*t?r haa been deeorated wltb tbe Qmud t'rona of
the Order of laabella for bia exerUon ln l.ehalf of
Bpanlarda who were rendared deatltute by tho receut
floads ln Bpaln. __^m
A CLEBQIMAX'8 CHANQB OT FA1T11.
Provioence, R. I., Sept. 10 (ISpecial).?Tho
Bev. C. W. K. Morrili, for two yeararector of *u Jamea'a
Kplacopal Chuiah, of Woouaooket, haa tendered hla rea?
Uuatlon to tbe Blahop of Bbode lalaud aud haa eccepted
"oali from a Houiau CatboUo Ckurob ln lilobmoud, \ a.
o ? ?
PMOSPHATS POOL BBOKBlf.
Charlesion, S. C, Sept. 9.-The pho?phat?
pool whlchfoptbalaat three yeara hnd axed tbe prlea
for Und rock at *? 30 a ton haa dlaaolved and w"1'"J
made below tbe pool flguroa. The pool coverea aa-i
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