Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1873, Page 8

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1873. SPORTING MATTERS. First Day's Races at the Utica Meeting. Amateur Racing at Dexter Park Yes- terday. Base Ball--~Wrestling, THE TURF, Special Disnateh to The Chicago Tridune, TUE UTICA RACES. Utioa, N. Y., Aug. 12—Tho sccond aunusl mooting of tho Utics Park Association bogan to-day undor unfavorable suspiecs. A hoavy raln foll lnst night, and during tho foronoon the olonds woro thronteuing, noverthieloss tho at- tendauco was quitoe large. Soon aftor the races bogan a henvy rain sot in and continned through= out tho aftornoon, moking tho track henvy and muddy. Soven horses started in tho 2:04 race. -Fearnaught, Jr., snd Arthur, Walter being Arawn, The favorito was Stowart Maloney, who sold at ovon money sgainst tho fleld. Tho first heat wos won by Barnoy Kelloy in 2:321, aud he bocame tho favorite ab uddnhol $80 to st tho fleld. Tho noxt threo hoats and l?:ci l‘%‘:u takon by Stowart Malonoy in 2:84, 9:338¢, and 2:87. Darney Relloy took socon monoy, Bay Henry, of Chicago, third, and Brown aabaw fourth. T tho 2:27 raco, for a purso of §5,000, there woro oight startors out of the_ eleven entrios, _ Nottio, Cestle Doy, and Redwing wore drawn. - Gloster, the winner of tho 2:2¢ raco at’ Duffalo, was the favorite ot odds of $30 to 316 against the flold. ™o was drjven by Budd Doble, and won in threo straight Heats, 2:283¢, 2:243¢, 2:243¢{, Aftor two heats had hoon tranm'), Gloster was droppoed out of the pool, and the horse for socond place in tho raco was eold. Blaucho and J, G. Brown altornated as favorites at oven money agaiust tho flold. The Boston mon backed Blancho hoovily, thinking they lad nauro thing, but tho wero badly taken by the l(ulnhnghomo from Ohi- cnga, who finished only a longth bohind Gloster ;n tho third ]llzlnnb,h langf BtthnTl“lBs throe o, whilo Blanche was fourth, This gave iomg:nlrllfi'mono to J. G. Brown, third to Blancho, sud fourth Bt. Jamea, Justico had boon done, Blanche would bave got 1o moncy, a8 sho brolo and swarved badly on the home-stroteh in tho first heat, materially impeding another horso. No notico was taken of this by the Judgos, though the rulo is o!rllclt, but_in tho socond hoat of the 2:Uf rnco they sot bock DBarnoy Kolloy from second to sixth placo bocause ho broke near the wiro, but did not sworyo an inch. The racos ‘were badly judged thmughout, and much dissat- isfaction was croated, Tho oflicors of the Asso~ ciation aro high-toned gontlomon, but they made & bad solection of judges, Bolow are thio summne marios of the fwo races: BUMIATY, “Ur10A Panx, Aug, 12, 1873,—Purse §4,000, for horsea thut novor beat 2:34, §2,000 to_firat, $1,000 to aecond, 40600 to third, $100to fourth, Rlile heats, beat throo In five, in harndes, M. Goodine' b, g. Stewart Malonoy. D, Pfelfor's b, arnoy Kelloy, Graves & Loows’ b, g, Bay Henry. . Beard’s b, &, Brown linshaw.. 1, T, White's br, w. Idol Girl L. 1. Dornoys chi. 6, Zilead! G Al Patternon’s br, s, Manbattan, D, Muco's ch, 8, Foaruaught, J; 11, Doolio's b, . Arthur,. Ben Murce' . m. Waller, . Timo, 3:32% ; 2:07, Baatr: Dav—Purse, §5,000, for horses that never beat 2:97; $2,600 to frst, $1,95 to socond, $750 to third, 500 to fourth ; mile heats, bost 3 in 6 {n Larness, A. Goldsmith’s Alex, Lowin' b, D, Maco's bl, ¥ Yannews' b, g, 8t, Jumics, 3.8, Parker's br. s, Parkor Abdailah. D, Joukins' gr, 5, Joo Brown.... €. 8, Green's b. m, Lucille Golddust. 401, Bowew's b, g, Corrall, . EP RN 1 I g [ 1 5 Blanche, PEr LT aaaamen B Easumanes J. E. Turncr's b, m, Nettio. M. Bodon's b, 1. Mace's b, ¥, Z£ME BARATOGA RACES, 8anATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 12.—Thoro was & small attendance at the racos to-day. Tho first ovent was for & purso of 9500, 1 mile, all ages. Tho following horses started : Crockford, Minnio W. Joo Danlels, Wizard, Business, 'and Quits, Crockford was tho favor- itont $200 to $40 tor Miunio W., which won by throe longths, Time, 1:468¢. The socond race was for & pures of 8600, 13 milos, open to all ages. Gorlitza, Arizona, Chiclkabiddy, Villago Bluokemith, and Alolus slarted. Owing to tho heaviness of the track many ownors refuged to allow their horses to start. Zolus won by threc-fourtls of o length, Clickabiddy coming in socond, and Gorlitza third, Time, 8:16. ‘The third race, two mlles, over eight hurdles, for » purso of 750, was won by Reveuge} Dufly second, Blind Tom third, Time, 4:08, ¢ The run for the socond place in the first raco lml\n o dead heat betweon Bockford and Joe Dau- ols, RACES AT DES MOINES, Spacial Dispateh to The Chicago Tridune. Drs Moixes, Aug. 12.—Alice Ward, of Co- mancho, won tho runuing racont tho driving ark, to-day, benting Rovenus, of Marshalltown, ost two in throo, milo honts. Time, 1:50 and L:513¢. Gilpin, of Council Bluffs, won the half- wile raco in 63 and 60X, z DEATIL OF A VALUADLE ANTMAL, CroixNary, Aug. 12.—Tho Enguirer’s Loxing- ton special roports that tho Lrotting stallion Soutinel was found dead in his stable at Ash Grove farm this morning, His owner, Edwin “horn, of New York, recontly rofused’ §30,000 for him. AMATEUR TACING AT DEXTER PARK YESTERDAY. Thore was an alternoon of good amateur racing sport at Doxter Park yostorday aftornoon, which was immensely onjoyed by a much largor eudionce than is usually found on such occasions. Tho compoting horses wore entirely unknown to raco-track fame, and for that rosson, doubtless, tho intorost munifosted was o gront. Evory horso onterod was o gontloman's rondstor in the most particular sonso of the term, Tho firat raco wag betwoen two gnldlnfin known as Red Fox and Bleopy ‘Pom, for §100, and gave rise to cousiderablo excitemont, Fox took tho first hoat in 8:03%, and Tom tho second in 2:59)¢, Thon Fox walked away with tho third hout in 3:04, but in the succocding heats ho 8tood no show whatover, Tom boing an easy winner in 8:003¢ and 8:06)(. The socond race of the day was botween Wadden's bay geld- ing Plow Boy and Cullon's bay golding Joker, for 860 & sido, boat two in’ throo in harnens, Tho formor horss woun in two siraight heats ; time, 3:01 and 3:07; The evont of tlio after- noon was the match botween Snoll's Bay Dan, Brown's Bleepy Dave, Hart's Good Enough, Daloy’s Phil Shoridan, Kloinman's Georgo, au owner's Black Princo,—firat Lorso to get 176 of & mutual purse ; second horee, 250; and third horse, $26. For sucha largoand troublesome fiold of ereon horsos even startu were quickly effect- ed, and tho driviug was generally faultloss, Tho firsl two honty wore taken by Dan, Good Enough and Bloopy Dave boing second and third re- spectivoly, The third heat waa declared a dead one botweon the two last-montioned Lotkes, aud the fourth heat was won by Dan, Brown's Lorse apponred to bo the spoediest of tho lot, aud was a gonoral favorito; but by somo misfortune ho broko in the critical portion of ovory hoat oxcopling the third, Over $700 worth of pools were sold on tho three racos by Mr. Tox, and thero was a large numbor of outside, Not an angry word was heard during tho after- noon. ——— BASE BALL. Pools on the championship game of bnso ball botweon tho Lostons aud the Ihiladelphing which iu to Le playod on tho Twonty-third strook rounds on Baturday aftornoon, will be sold at ‘oloy’_billiard-room, on Friday ovouing, As this is the onl{ placo whero there will be a pool- stand, the atfondanco will, doubtloss, bo large and the bidding spirited. Fox will be the auo- tioneer on the oceasion, BavTinong, Aug. 1.~Baeo ball : Mutuals, 9; Baltimores, 7‘ —— WRESTLING, New Yorg, Aug. 12.—In the wresfllnf matoh hon and at Troy 1!osi.umny betweon John MoMal Homer Lane for' 500 and tho champlonship, Mc)ahon won, throwing Lano tho firat and third al A Bloomington Nank Swindled, Brooxnaron, Il Aug. 12.—On Saturdn) morning, week ‘botora Ias! , B Biranger entero the Peoplo's Bank, in this city, having a lottor of introduotion to Mr. Wilcox, the Cashior, and & oheck doposit for £20,000 on & Now York banlk, Ue presentod Lis lottor to Mr, Wiloox, tolling Lim ho was Intending to entor into business in Bloomington, and that Lo dosirod to doposit with him, also xequosting him to_ colloct the aforesald chock, Mr, Wilcox opencd an account with him, and gave him a bank-hook with a exedli ok €20.000 ang, tho strancor wont out i but, soon attor, hio enterod the bank and prosent- od a chisok to tho Canbior for 83,700, which tho Gashior roadily enshod on tho alflmgfl'l af the de- polt. A fow minutes nftor the chook had boon cashod Mr, Wilcox ‘'smelt o rat,” and imme- duatoly lnlufi:x hod to Now York, and losrned to bin sorrow ntum ohook wns n forgod one, sud thint Lo was out to tho oxtont of 83,700, Thero 18 no cortain clue to him whatover, and nomeans by which ho can bo idontifiod a8 yot. THE MANITOBAN MUDDLE. Mayor Brrickott, of Minnenpolis,Gives Eils Experionces at Fort Gurrys=-LPos~ sible Influenco of tho Affair ontho Boundary Questions Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune. WABLINGTON, Aug. 12.—Cov. Austin, of Min- noeota, who camo horo from Long Branch with Mayor Brackott, of Minnoapolls, and had an in- terviow with Socrotary Fish In rolation to tho Manitobn mnttor, exprogsos himsel? frooly upon the subjoct. Mayor Brackott, who has just ar- rived trom Fort Garry, bringa frosh intolligonca concorning tho mattor., The delayed facts are differont and more oxasporating in thoeir charagtor than those which . liave hith- orte boen brought to tho attontlon of tho Btate Dopartment. Mayor Brackett staten that, of tho four prisoners, two are arrost tod moroly on euspicion of being nccomplices, and that, 6f those two, ono hind $26,000 {n money in his possosaton, which he had collooted on cur- ront commercial nccounts in Manitobn, and which the local court suffored Lord Gordon to attach in ald of hia civil sult. Gov. Austin roproeonts tho feoling of the peoplo of Miu- nesota to bo groatly excited, and snys that it will m&nlm but little encourngoment from tho press and tho people to induco tho residents of tho Ybordor to commit an ovort act of war. Tho Btate Dopartmont Lioro continuocs to matn- tain the position that it is impotont in any way to intorforo, oxcopt In the way of siggestions, just a8 the Canadian Government authoritios aro Impotont to dictate to the judiciary of Mani- taba, Howover, our Govornmont will ondenvor to uso, and ia using, its strongest influenco to gocure tho liboration of tho prisoners. In this endenvor tho Btate Ihzrartmnul, it is statod, in assisted by Sir Edward Thornton, tho Dritiah Ministor, 'who is vory dosirous to avoid. any intornatfonnl - complications. 1t is feared {2 diplomatig circles that any rash_act upon the part of Minuesota peopls would complicate tho boundary question, and porhapa lead to sorious difficulty with Grent Britain, although tho joint British and Amorican Commisslon ap- Kulntod to locato tho northwestorn boundary avo sottlod tho lino a considorable distanco west of Manttobn, yot tho entiro work of that Com- mission must bo submitted to tho logislativo bodios of the two Governmonta to bo by them ratified bofore tho boundary is sottled. Any in- tornational irnacibility,it is fearod, would provent tho ratification of tho recommendations of tho ‘Commigsion, ‘Fhis question, addod to the positive complication on tho northeastorn frontier rola- tive to tho mndiunlmont of tho flehory question with tho Dominion, has placed our Govornment in ita rolation with its Northern noighbor in a vory delicate position. THE INDIANS. Tho KLate SlouxePawneco Fight-=An Unsuccessful Scout for the Murder ors of Mrs. XXobinson and Miss Enall--Proposition to Punish the Maoranding Sioux Around Fort Fetterman. ‘WasnxoroN, Aug. 12.—Tho following tole- gram was recoived by Gon. Sherman this morn- ing: ¥ Oumicaao, Aug. 11, Gen. W. T. Sherman Thore {s now sufficlent evidence to confirm tho unoflicial reports of tho fight between the Bioux and Pawnoos on tho Ropublican Rivor. The Pawneos wero punished and uttorly dofeated. Their loss was [Smntnr thon at first reported, The Bioux engagod were, I think, the Ogallalas, Brules, and Red Clouds.” (Siguod) P. H. Buenioan, Licutenant-Gonoral. Col. D. 8. Stanley, commanding tho Yellow- stone expodition, writes as follows: QAP 1N BAD LanDs, TrX MiLrs rnml} YELLOWKTONE, BIX ADOVE TOwWDER 'ER, VIA BISXANOK, Aug, 6, 1873, We have boen throo days in the Bad Lands below and opposite Powder River, but we hopo to reach tho Yellowstone agnin to-day, I have found the roads Lhm%h thom very bad. Water and graes is poor, The Jouophine is very wel- come at Bowder River, a8 wo need stornge and clothing badly. Liout.-Col. Brackott, of the Becond Cavalry, commauding at Fort malmush, \Vyomux,—a'rur- ritory, nuder date July 29, writes to the Assist- ant-Adjutant-General at Omaha, as follows: ‘* Liout. Whooler returned from his scout aftor Indians who murdored Mrs. Richards and Miss Hall on the 20th inst., last evoning. Ho followed thom until tho trail was completely washed ont by the severo rain and hoil storm, and found it usoless to go any further, In his opinion Lh;\:‘v were Sionx, from about Fort Fottorman. y_opinion i3 that a thorough scout ought to be made from this to Fottorman with threo companion of cavalry, and Ithink twomore companies oughtto bo sent hero for summer and sutumn, which could be sent nway at the approach of winter, Cowmpany Bhas been scouting constantly, and it Is fair that they should bo relicved and sont down to- ward Omaba to winter. Unless moro troops aro sent hero, it is only a question of time before sll the settlors on the Popoagie will be killed by savagos.” The roport was forwarded to Gon. Bheridan, and Lo indorsed it, as followa : “ HxADQUANTERS BILITARY DIVISION } oF i Missounr, Qutioaa, Aug. 8, 1673, ! Respectfully forwarded—The murders and robberies made from time to time in the Wind River Valloy, are by Bioux or their allies, the Northorn Arapahoes and Chovennes who Lave their homes in the country sbout Forv Fottor~ man and Laramie. They come slyly, and roturn o rapidly that it is impossible for troops to ovortake thom. I do not approve of the scout proposed, aa it would do no good. However, if tho Govornment will lot us punish the Indiaus aftor they roach homo = with the troops stationod ~ at Tottorman and Laramie, I think we can do it by taking advanfage of somo favorablo opportunity. There are no Indians fu the Western country who so richly de- gorve a hard blow as these about Ft. Fetterman and Laramio. (Signed), P. II. BuERIDAN, Lioutenant-Goneral Commanding. Upon belng recolved by Gon. Sherman, the documont was indorsed as follows: Heanquanrens o¥ Tur Ansy, WaAsnmotow, Aug. 12.—Respectfull; formarded to the Beoro- lurx of War for his information. I reslly do not understand by what treaty or by what authority any Indians are alowed at or noar Forts Lara- mie and Fottorman, In my judgmont thoy should bo compelled to go to their resorvation and atay thero. (Biglnod), . T. BuenMaN, Gonoral, Destructive Floods at the East. Bonantox, Pa., Aug. 12,~A furious rain and hail-storm pnsu& over_portions of this county this aftorucon., Tho Lehigh & Busquehanna TRailrond sustalned fflmt damage. At Moosis, about G milos bolow this city, s Iand-slido covor- od tho track for a distance of about 100 yards to 8 great dopth, and at soveral othor points the track is badly underminod. Thohail in this vivinity Berlactly covored the ground, and many of tho uiletouos wore ng large as waluuts, The extont of the dnmago to trees aud crops cannot now bo agcortalned, but is very groat. Bavrimons, Aug. 12.—A dispaten from Frod- erick says that tho storm thus morning was the 1moat torriflo known thero for yoars, Xain foll in torrents, accorupanied by tlz“uudot aud light- ning. Much damage “was done to corn, fonoes, oulvorts, roads, bridges, &c. At Burketts- ville, Frodericl Coutity, Lailstouos, somo of which were s lnrqn 84 oggs, woro vory destruot- ive. Tho corn-flolda were strippod, and vegola-~ tion dostroyod. Nearly all the window-glass in tue villagowas broken, Tho Chesapenke & Ohlo Canal also gufferod from tho storm, Heveral brenks hiave been roported, and bars washed gy, 1t will talo ton daye fo ropair tho broak in the culvert of the canal'at Bollu. o e i ol Tolegraphic Brovitien, John Ross foll from a loaded wagon at Modi- na, Mich., on Sunday, and the wheels orushed his hoad and killed him, A littlo girl namoed Rono obtalned socess to & bottlo of corroslve subilimate, at Adrian, ln;! died on Sunday from tho offects of the oigon, B Toxas papors say that the recont rains will make a full crop of corn in the northern part of that Btate. ‘The doad body of aman was found lmnfiinq from a troo noar East B, Louis on Monday, From papers on his person his name was ascor- talued to ba Alvis Oohler, recontly from Bummit, Butler Qounty, Pa. Thomas Woodson, who shot and killed Willinm Darlow, near Percival, Mo., last weok, has been digohargod by the examining Msgistrato, on the ground that he acted u self-dofense, An elevator-war I8 browing in Peoria, over the Jofuhl, of tho_ Obioago, Dulington & Quinoy Ralirond to transport grain unlons it in conslgnod to l.lnze gnlun nlnr\’m!ur, In which 1t Ia Iargoly in- teroatod. THE ANTI-MONOPOLISTS, Arrival of Dolegntes nt DesMoines to Attond tho fowan Stnto Conventlon rominent Nomos Montioned in ction with the Guboernatorinl N ntion==A Good Attendance Exe pected. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicaao Tribuna, Des Moines, In, Aug, 12.—Dologatos havo boon arrlving all day to attond tho Anti-Monop- oly Binto Convention in this city to-morrow, ‘The loadora in the movomont now Lore claim that two-thirds of tho countios In the Btato will bo represontod. The most prominent men now on tho ground - aro John P. Irish, of Johngon Oounty; Hon. Ed. Campbell, of Jofforson ; the Hon. J. B. Grinnell, of Powoshoik, snd Porto Wolch, of Mahask, Bhophord Loflor, of Des Moines County; J. B, Grinnoll, of Powesholk, and D. W. Adoms, of Alamakeo, aro talkod of for Governor, with tho chancos in favor of Lofler. 'Thoreis somo discnssion na to whother the nomineo for Govornor_should ba 8 Ropublican or a Domocrat, but tho Domocrats apponr mainly inclined to concedo it. Ex-Gov. Btone is hore, but Liis not yot announcod whether or not he will participato in the Convention. . Thoso who are managing the movement now sny that but for the Oonvention boing oalled in hotvest timo tho attondance would have boon much largor. All the talk s for a decided and z‘dvnncna platform on tho iransportation ques- o0, +The Macoupin County Farmeor. 8, Lous, Aug. 12,—The farmers of Maconpin County, I, have deolded to nominate a ticket for county oflicors. Tho Putman Farmers’ Olub, at a meeting in Cuba, TFulton County, Il., a fow days ngo, adopted tho following: Rexolved, That we will support no man for oMco who has been or now 18 opposed to tho laboring classes, and ‘wo will hold thoso thut wo havo advanced to piaces of trust to a strict account, Reaolved, Thot wo recognize tho fact that wo aro griovously opprossed by tho great railrond monopolies of our Biate, and wo cannot forbear sxprossing our convictions that tho so-callod system of protection to Amorican tndustry is fast roducing ua to n condilion far bolow that of !Im(ruupnr Iaborers of Europs; and that our Scoators and Roprosentatives in Congress bo ted to yota for tho repeal of all dutica upon pig« iron, salt, snd fumber, Resolved, That sll publis officors should bo sble to 8ot freo and unblssed in tho Legislature, and wo do horeby requeet our Benators and Roprosentatives to rolurn nny freo passes that thoy may have from tho ‘rallroad monopoliex they are professing to fght. tesolved, That we a8 s club do oucoursgo thoso ‘business frms whicl ENLPQM to do businoss with us, Regolved, That wo ehsll support no paper which sis- {aina raflrosds or any other monopoly which s in op- position to our material interost. DETROIT. Tho Parl Wnr--§300,000 Wanted for Park Lands, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Dernorr, Aug. 13.—Tho Park war, which has oceasioned 80 much foeling hore, and upon which tho last local election turned entirely, has beon opoencd again by o communication sent into the Councll to-night < from * tho Park Cowmmissioners, announcing that thoy have alrendy purchased 475 ocros of purk lande, and have pioked out soventy-five moro acres for condemnation, and seking for 300,000 to moot_the necossary outlay invoived in thoso stops, Tho Council reforred the mate ‘m—b tg ll:u‘(}ommlttuo on Ways and Meang with- out debato. CEDAR RAPIDS. The Independence Fire Department at Cedur IRapids-«Trial of Skill, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Cepan Rars, Tows, Aug, 12.—The TFire Do- partmont of Indopendence, Jowa, are to-day visiting tho Firo Dopartment of this city, Our companies mot the Indepondence firomen at tho dopot with music, and & procession was then formed, as follows: Codar Rapids Cornet Band, Independent Firo Company of Codor Rapids, Fire Compauies of Independence, Indopendence Band, and Cedar Rapids Fire Company. This aftornoon both dopartmonts have boon trying their skilland all enjoying themsolves, —_—— Republican Primary Meetings in Mile WANKEO. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tridbune. MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1! 'hero was a larger at- tondancoat tho Republican cauouss for delegates to tho Siato Convontion this evoning than was ever witnossod hiors since tho organization of tho party. As Milwaukeo had two condidates for office on the Btate ticket, and should have but one Republican candidate, considerable rivalry exista bestwoon the friends of the Hon, A, M.Thomeon, of tho Sentinel, caudidato for Lioutenant-Governor, and the friends of Capt. Langworthy, candidato for the oftice of Bocrolary of State, Tho frionds of Thomson carried the delogation in every ward by handsome mu{ oritios. Langworthy's strongth Lias boon overestimatod. Tho Hon. J. F. Pottor wrote to the Sentinel to- dn:{ to corroot the statomont that he is a can- didate for Lioutonant-Governor. Ho is not, and will not allow tho_use of his name before tho Convention, = Mr, Pottor’s friends will undoubt~ edly intorost thomselvos in tho nomination of the on. A, M. Thomson, The Massachusetts Republicans. Boutox, Aug. 12,—The Republican State Com- mitteo to-day appointod Bopt. 17 for tho Btato Convention, to bo held at Worcestor. Northern Ohlo Fair. CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 12.—The Fourth Annual Exhibition of the Northern Ohio Falr Associa~ tion begine Sopt. 29, and will continue five days, Prospects indicate one of the most briltiant fairs over givon in Amorica, Applicationa for spaco are being rapidly made thus eatly. Among them ong from the Durllujlon & Missonri Valloy Rail- way Company, to oxhibit s large amount of fruit, vogetables, and coroals, Tho Association offors £95,000 in 'promiums, including 85,000 to bo di- vided nmong articlos ‘not ocnumerated in regular lsts, and 37,000 in the trotting purse. Tho grounds of tho Association, covering more than 100 acres, aro in beautiful condition, 1aid out for & romantio parl, and plentifully supplied with commodious oxhibition halls and at: and pens for stock, A railway track runs Into the grounds, and the convenloucos for aoccess are not sur- passed. Bids for the Construction of the Lock in the Monongahela RRiyer. OrvciNNATr, Aug, 12.—Col. William Morrill, Olio River Improvement Engincor, prosonted » list of twolvo bida to-day, for the construction of a stonmboat lock in tho Monongahola River. Tho lowest bid, that of Bmith, Hawkins & Da- vis, was §64,600; tho highost bid was $128,400. No'awards ave boeu mado. Sotticment of an Old Lowsuit. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, GuaND Rarivs, Mich,, Aug. 12.—A complioa~ tion of lawsuits, which for yeara has boen noto- rious in Mickigan courts, known a8 the Taylor end Boardmun litigation, involving $200,000 worth of roal estate in this city, has boon amica~ bly adjustod aud withdrawn from the courts, C ——— Floods in Maryland. BAvTione AuE. 12.—Hoavy rains causod n treshiot on the Lo of tho Baltimoro & Obio Tinilroad, carly this morning, betweon Harper's Forry and Polut of Rocks. Trains wore do- Iayod on tho Washington County Branch. Three troatle bridgos were washod away, making nocos- sary tho trunsfor of pussengers, San Francisco Xtoms BAN Franoisco, Aug, 12.—Tha British stoamer Qm‘m(fl Bo, from houg Koug and Yokohams, hay arrived, John Wussor, & coppersmith on tho steamer Tuscarora, committed guicide in -this oity by L‘mnl:lng a deop inclsion in his log, He bled to eath, The Chinose Hip Yee Tong Socloty conspir- ators aro still ou trial, —— Railrond News. Spociat Dapatch to The Chicago Tyibune, BreEVENS PoINT, Wik, Aug. 13,—This i a gala dn{ for thebusinesy mon slong the line of the Wikconuin Central Railrond, the oocasion being the visit of Gov. Washburn, T'he Goveruor comas to inspect forty milos of road just com- ploted, and if his report is favorable, ovelg d alteruste woction on ‘each sido of tho roac and running ton miles back, will bo turno over to pthe Company, a8 roquired by tho law undor which the . road is boing built, The party left Menasha at 7 oolook fu the morning, and conslated of upwards of & hundred rominont mon from differout parts of the Btato, 'his number waa lar vol( sugmonted at av station tho oxoursion bolng undor the ensoafi sunervision of Yivo Prasidang Read, The Con- tral Road will oxtond from Monasha to Ashland, on Laka Buporior, a distanco of 260 miles, Ono hundred nnguflxlfl.y-nvu milos havo already boon comploted on the cost end, and the work is boing pustiod ahond as fast aa fiftoon hundred mon ean do it. A largo forco is about to commonce work on tho west ond, and, with falr fall weather, it i8 “oxpootod that all but . thirty miloa’of tho ontiro distanco will bo completed thin songon, Tho road will dovelop ono of the rich- o8t ])lnu and minoral soctions in tho Btato, Al- rend honvily in pino y spoculntors are lnvouung lnuds, saw-mills aro bolug built, and what, until a fow yoarn ago, was considorod ' buk littlo bottor wml‘tn barron wasto, will prove n sourco of great wonlth, WEATHER AND WATER. ‘War Dopartment Wenthor Roport. TO0AL OBBERVATION, On10A00, Aug. 13, 1873, I: h gg' Directton and] = Bl force of wind, g 8| € <] Iour of ob- servation, 73.04|N., lght. 60 6l gontio. Sfaxium thormometer, 1. Minimum thormomoter, 65, GENERAL OLSERVATIONS. Qitioado, Aug. 12—10:18 p. m, Stafion. | BaryThr Wind. _|Natn] Weaher, Dreckenr'dg[20.04 o1ls.x. freah, ..., [Falr. T fTalon. . [20.08] OKE, gentlo, 33 Thret'ning Gairo, ... |2008| 758 fronh, 6Cloudy. Qlioyife...30.08| TGlEE, gentle, |.....[Tair, cago. . laoool TN et | Cinotna..[39.05| 70[8. Wbt Gloveland,..[20.03| GOIE,, froah, - 180,04 30,10/ 00] Marquotta. Milwaukoo . TRODARILITIES, B WasnvaroN, Aug. 12,—For Now England, southenstorly winds, falling_harometer, cloudy wenthor, and rain. For the Lowor Lako rogion and Middle Statos, low barometer, northeastorly and southorly winds, cloudy woather, and rain to-night, cloaring on Lake Erioaud fn Virginin b vgdnendny. Tor the Uppor Lalke region, and thence to tho Ohio Valloy, light, variabfo winds, Dbecoming southeastorly witls falling baromoter, warm and gonerally clear weather, « For the Northwest, ond thenco to Missouri, southeast- erly wind? falling baromtor, and dpmm cloudy woathor, For tho South Atlantio and Gulf Btates, southensterly and southwesterly winds, warm and partly cloudy weather, and rain noar the coasts. 2 STAGE OF WATER, Daily report of the stago of walor, with ig_?;gan in the 24 hours ending 3 p. m., Aug. 13, ONANGES, Fall, Liise, Vicksburg. “*Below high wator of 1871, V. 8, EAPMAN, Observer, ‘Room 78 Aajor Bldck, Chicago, DROWNED. A Skift Containing Scvon Poraons Sinks «« Three of the Occupants Drowned. Prrrsounaxr, Pa., Aug., 12,—About 6 o'clock Inat ovoning, o torriblo accident, resulting in the donth by drowning of threo men, occurred at MoKeo's Rock, sbout two miles bolow this city: A flat-boaf lying thoro wag too heavily Iaden, and tho mon had been working hard to lighten it all the afternoon. About 6 o'clock the task waa dono, and sovon men, comprising tha orow who were at work, wontinto n small ekiff to row ashore. Thoy hnd ecarcoly rowed ten yards whon, from bolng overloaded, the siiff flled and saunk, aud tho mon ' wore atruggling in the water. Thoss who enw tho occurrence shouted tho alarm ond o numbor of mon ran to tho river bank, t{{- ing to find a bont to row out to the rescue. No craft could be prooured, and tho sepeoctators wora compellod to witnoss tho awful spectacle of scoing men drowning befors thoir oyes, no means of assistanco being availablo. Four of tho seven succecded in resching thoe shore, but three wore drowned. A large crowd soon col- lectod, and o eearch was mado for tho bodies, but until s late hour last night only ono bad boen rocovered. This was the remains of o man namoed Murray, a native of Iroland, aged . about 28 years. Ono of the other victims was & man named Egan, and tho third was a stesmboat mato, name unknown. A force of men will bo ab work to recover the other bodies to-asy. —_— Raoilrond Accidents. Epectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, LA Baune, Aug, 12.—A half-clad old man, on- tirely doaf, and about 60 yoars of age, was struck by a wostward bound locomotive on the Chicago, Rock Iuland & Paciflo Rallroad noar the oastorn limits of tho city this aftornoon, and recelved sundry serious bruises, but nono menacing his lifo. "Nr, Barton, the station agent, immedi- ntollv‘ summoned a surgeon, and the sufforor will be Lindly cared for. His name could not be as- cortained, but his appearanco indicnted that he had escapod from somo county poor-houso. L Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Fonr WAYNE, Ind., Aug. 12,—An entire frolght train, with locomotive, on tho Jackson Road, was ditobed north of hioro yostorday by obatruec- tions hoing placed u{on thetrack. ~Oars and en- gino woro considerably smashed up. The fire- man was soriously, but not fatally, injured. By the carelossness of an operator in neglect- ing to deliver an ordor, two freight trains on tho Dittsburgh Fort Wayne & Uhlano Railroad col- lided near Hobart, Ind., and considerablo damage in mashing up of engines and cars was caused thereby, No ono killed. Collision on the Wabash Xtoad, noar Poru yos- nmhav oaused the destruction of a part of two froight traiue and onginos. A Tonnosseo Parricides Mearpms, Aug, 12.—A torriblo tragedy was enacted nt_Oak Grove, in Landondals’ County, Toun., on Ssturday. A man named Austin, who had been living near tho villiage but a short time, wont home drunk and bogan to abuso his wife. His son Ohurlio, aged 18, coming in, ho turned upon the boyand’ commonced abusing him, and, in auswor to a rough demand, the boy returned a sharp answer, which so onraged Aus- tin that ho drow a rovolver aund snapped thres oapa at his son, who, secing his danger, snatched a shot-gun from tho ncfi snd frod upon his fathor, fllmi him almost instantly. Ho thon throw down tho gun and fled to the woods, sluco whon nothing has been heard of Lum, —— Obituary. OmiaIsNATY, Aug. 13,—W. M. Tildon, Probato Judge of Liamilion Gounty, 0., diod at Sun- dusky last night, New Yonk, Anfi. 12,—Qeorgo N. Savndors, 60 nonsrlmmus on tho Confederate sido during tho robellion, died yery suddenly this morning at Lis rosidenco -in Hoventeonth stroot, of hoart~ disoaso, Brooxarox, IIt,, Aug, 12.—Robert MoCart, 8r., for twonty years a rosidont of Bioomington, od yostorday, WiLxEspAune, Pa., Aug. 13.—Mrs, 8. E. Yoost dled to-day, in s “city, aged 105 years. Bhe was born in Gormany, v Br. Louis, Aug 13.—Capt. 0, B. Gall, of the tow-bont Beo, died on board ihat boat on his way up from Now Orloans, at Island 80, Tho romning will arrive by train to-morrow. —_—— FireeDamp Explosion, SonaNTON, Pa., Aug, 12.—A foarful explosion of fira-damp ocourred In tho Contral coal-mino, In this olty, Uis morulug, throngly o noglook of ono of the bousos, who loft tho door o tho worked-out chambor open, Themen approschied it with naked lamps, whon the damp jgnated, and a terriflo exploston ocourred, van Hugh was so badly burned that his recovery is doubtful, The cououssion throw Patriok Hanaghan through door, injuring hlm mternally, l&mllm Teddoa was also badly burued, but will rocover. Prosident Grant in Muaine, PORTLAND, Alll’g- 12.—Tho Prosident passod through Porlland, on tho Eastern Tallroad, at 1:80 this nfternoon, stopping about ton minutes, Ho stanved uvon the _platform of tho ¢ar in the dopot, and was grootod with loud ohoors, roleing l solf bolng about 87 or 88, Thia old man and in- his at in soknowledgmont. Auausra, Mo,, Aufi. 12.,—Prosfdont Grant and party, consiating of hia dnfl%hlur Nelllo, hin two sons, and tho Hon. Bimon Camoron, arrived in this oity at fifl()eju m. Thoro was a largo orowd at tho dopot. Eunkur Blaino met tho party on tholr arrival, and all Emcnndod to tho rosidenco of Bpealker i)lntno, whoso guesta thoy are to bo duriug thoir stay in this city, To-morrow the Prosident will visit tho Unitod Btatos Arsenal, Ho wlill thon procoed to tho Soldiora’ Homa at ‘Tagus, Gov. Porliam will givo o reception at the Biato-1ouse at 8:30 to-morrow ovoning, ROCK ISLAND. Oponing of Xids for the Rullding of Locks on tht Xliinois River nt Cop~ poran Creelk, Spectal Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune, Roor Isuaxp, Aug. 43.—Tho Argus of this ovoning has tho followlng in rogard to the bids for the Ilinols River Xmprovemont: *Col. J. N. Macomb, United Btatos Army, ot his ofileo in this olty, at noon to-day, in the prosonce of nu- morous speotators, chiofly contractors, opened the blds for pulting in tho lock bottom or foundation for tho locks at Cop- peras Crook, on tho Illinols River. The og- gregate of the movorals bids wero 28 follows: W, Johnson, Fulton, N. Y., $78,450; D, J. Jouno, Btorling, 111., $75,930 ; Jamos Lake, Obloago, 876,080, N, A. Brinon, 8. Touia, 877, 5605 Thomas Saulpaugh, Rook 'Teland, 881,042; M. uln{&co, Ohicago, $88,700, Those woro all tho bids mado, and Mr. Johnson, boing tho lowest bidder, will of courso got thojob. The papers will' go, to Washington ~ by this ovening’s mall, with tho signaturo of Col. Macomb, and arecommendation that tho contract bo given to Mr, Johnson, after which, on np- Emvnl of tho War Dopartmont, tho contract will o formally mado. Mr. Johnson {8 ono of the woll-known and rosponaible contractors of tho country, and is tho man who built the Honry Looks. ' Tho Harpor Houso was lively with con- tractors from various gnlnta, sovoral of whom rut innobids, Whother they got paid for stay- ing out or woro hero only for fun this deponont sayeth not, e ST. JOSEPH, MO. A Formor Xnmate of the Poor-Ilouso Anherits n Fortuno of 850.000. Speeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Br. Joserm, Mo., Aug, 12.—In 1858 J. Ar, Pago, o carponter, oamo to 8t. Joo from India- napolis, and shortly aftor died, loaving threo childron by a former wife.* Extremo poverty drove tho etop-mother and children to tho Poor-Houso, * Tho children woroe subsoquontly taken ont by citizons. A fow days sinco n gon- tloman from Indisnapolis camo to this city in search of the Pago childron, who ho had traced to this placo.” Ho found Honry Pago in tho family of Mr. Penny, of Platfe County, and brought boforo Judgo Pettigrew, . of the , Buchanon - Probato Court, whoro bhis ' jdontity was fully oatablished, and tuo information-”" givon that ho + is heir to eighty acros of land within a milo and o Lhalf of Indisnspolis, and soveral thomsand dol- lars in monoy, which had boen left on intorost by his mother. The property is undorstood to bo worth about;$60,000. ‘The young man, whom Das beon in & good family, and well oducatod, is now 21 yenrs old, and started yestordsy to tako posacssion of his proporty. ST. PAUL. ‘The Fort Snolling Property=-A Scnsle blo Suggestion. Special Dispaich to The Chicago Tribune, 87. Pavr, Aug. 12.~The Dispalch hayving dis- covered that while Btocle charged the Govern- ment rent for Fort Bnolling, and collocted rents {from privato partios for tho Minnohahaproperty, ho rofnsed to pny toxes bocauso the titla was in the GQovornment, urgoes that unless Congress takes steps to broak his titlo, the State and Honnepin County should collect back taxes for clovon years. e Ocenn Stcamship News, New Yonk, Aug. 12.—The steamers Periorro, from Havro; Groece, from Liverpool; and Mass, from Rottordam. Livenrvoor, Aug. 12.— Steamships Adriatie, Calabris, Spain, Victoris, and City of Brooklyn, from New York, havo arrived out. New Yonxk, Aug. 12.—Arrived, steamor City of London, from Liverpool. —_— oL Fatnl Xoiler Explosion. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Quivoy, Iil., Aug. 12.—The boiler of tha Poo- plo's Mills, on Twenty-flith streot, oxploded this aftornoon, fatally injuring the colorod engincor, and badly'scalding o littlo son of John Simonds, of Schormerhorn, Bro. & Co, The damage to tho building was elight. — ¥lcavy Xinil Storme. Special Dispateh to The Chicano Tribune. Fr. WATNE, Aug, 12.—A destructive bail-storm guneod ovor Van Wert, 0., oarly this evening, jome of tho stones \mig{md five ounces, and were o§ large as hene’ egge. Groat damago was done to fruit trees and window glass, and to somo business housos, by tho smashing {n of the windows and the storm damaging the goods. Bt S e iy Miss Dickinson Dconics the Stage Story. Convanos, O., Aug, 12.—Anua Dickinson, while passing through the city to-day, bound for Colorado, was interviewed by a Journal re- porter. Bhe most omphatically donios that sho proposes going on the stage a8 nu nctress or oa ever haying thought of such a thing, il sl Bronk in the Erle Canal. Borraco, Aug. 12,.—Thero is & broak in the canal noar Eagle Harbor, which will be ropaired in about throe days. Rocuesrer, Aug. 12.—The break in the Erle Qanal at Engle Harbor, makes nocossary tho stoppage of boats for two or throe days. Tho Missing Steamers, New Yonx, Aug, 12.—Tho steamehip May, which arrived to-day, roporta that on Aug. 10, 300 milos east of Bandy Hook, she spoke tho stenmor Ernst Moritz Arndt, under cauvas. Bho broko hor propoller July 14, but wanted no assistance. g Swindler Meld to Boil. 81, Loums, Aug. 12.—John Piclon, who was ar- rosted some days ago for ob!ulnin:{,' sbout $19,000 worth of cotton from Btirling, Price & Co. on falso protonses, was to-day hold in 10,000 bail to wait the aotion of tho grand jury, gridatadeed Do da. Shipwreclc Quepkg, Aug. 12,—The ship Orogon, owned by Ross & Co., of this city, was wrocked with a valuable cargo, at Point Ritchio, in tho Straits of Bello Islo, ——— Arish Catholic Bonevolent Union. Covruanus, 0., Aug. 12.—A number of Irish citizons met hero to-day and formed a Btate branch of tho National Irish Catholic Bonevolent Union. P. 8, Murphy, of Zanesville, was oloct- od Prosidont. — ‘Warron County (iIL) Fair. Monnouvry, I, Aug, 12.—1'ho Warron County Fair will opon at this city Sopt. 23, and close Bopt. 20. 'Tho premium list is large, and a groat fostival is auticipated. —_— Perswonal, Warre Burrion Semxas, W, Va., Aug, 12— Qen. W, B, Darringer, of North Carolina, for- morly Ministor to Bpain, is lying horo dangor-~ ously ill, Pl D | Another Victim of the White Moune tain Conch Accident, T'wiN Mounray Housg, N, H., Aug, 12,—The young Miss Rooves, ono of tho “victiss - of the atago-conch aceidont, is dead, bl i Escape of Convicts, POUGHKEEPHIE, _Aug. 12.—Lour convlots cs- capod from Bing Sing laat night, —~—— Tho Cholora. . Covwmmus, Aug. 12.—One fatal case of cholara reported to-day. —_— An Outrago In Utah. Tho Balt Lake T'ribune of July 23 F\lb!ishnu tho following, romarking, however, that tho casa {s ono which mnny Mornmons regard with abhor- ronco and donounce in strong torms: *In the yoar 1862, Mrs, — came to Utah from Shef- Hleld, England, loaving hor hnsband In thnt coun~ try, oud bringing with her two daughters. The husband, » Mormon, followod in 1863, and found on his arrival that his Hl’n““ hind in the interim married a man living at West Jordan, but hud lott him and waa sooking to proouro n Churol di- voroo—which shonftorward obtalned. About two years aftor this, (now about eight I'Oll‘l ago), uho married o man noatly 70 yoars of age, Lor- toronting family live in the olty. When the old- ot of tho two daughtors roferred to ronched tho ago of 14, tho old “man, through the intorposi- tion of tho nunatural mother, married her also, and she now Iins two childron by him. Not con- tont with snerificing ono of hor daughtors fo the unhallowed ombrace of hor own husbaud, o man on tho vorgo of tho gravo, sho hna rocently com- polled tho othor daughter, n moro child of 16, to submit nlno, notwithetanding hor tearful pload- ingu to bo spalod the dishonor.™ ANOTHER ELEGANT HOTEL, Completion of the Now Clifton Xlousec, at tho Qorner of Monroe Stroet and Wabash Avonne. Tho now Olifton Houso, sltuated at tho north- wost corner of Wabash avenuo and Donroo stroot, will bo thrown open to gnests to-morrow morning, and will add anothor hotel that is ab- solutely faultloss In ovory department, from col- lar to attlo, to tho list wo nlroady possess. It is the Buccessor of tho old Clifton Houso, & build- ing that woa for yoars n landmark at the corner of Madison strost and' Wabnsh avonuo, and, Iator, of tho Olifton Ilouso et tho corner of ‘Washington aud Halated stroots, whithor Mossrs. Jonkina & ITolmes woro compolled to move at tho tlmo of the gront firo, If the two formor Clifton Hougos woro dosorving of tho large and eminontly respoctablo patronago that thoy always rocolyad, tho now one is unquestionably entitled to ‘similar attontion at tho hands of tho gonoral public, sa it is almost as largo sa tho two com- binod, and is furnished in n stylo that is unsur- rnuund oither In ologanco or comfort by nuiy) hotol in tho city. It is owned snd managed tho enmo oapablo, palnataking firm, and it is nlmost noedless to rofor to its-membors aa gentlomon who thoroughly undorstand tho businoss in which they are engnged, snd who Lavo the good wishes of thouuun?ls of constant travolers, who know how o hotel D“Em to be kopt. It would bo impossiblo to givo a dotailed desoription of tho hotel and itaappointmonts, and a running sketch of somo of its more prominent featuroes will have to suflice, Tho basoment of o hotel is not usu- ally touchod upon in noticos of this charactor, but thoe basoment of tho Clifton House must bo sot down 8 an excoption to tho gonoral rulo. ‘Tho grontost caro has beon takon in tho moat mi- nute particulnry, aud the result is tho house is furnished with tho bost boller-room, tho best Isundry-room, the bost clovator apparatus, tho most commodious store-rooms, tho best appoint- eod culinnry-rooms, and one of the noatest bill- inrd-rooms that can be foind in any eatablishe mont of tho kind, The gonoral offico and ita ap- purtenanced aro marvels of noatness as rogards arrangomont and decoration, -- The residencoe portion of the houso is furnished in sumptuous tasto, gratifying every demnnd of luxury snd comfort. Xvery room has n differont sot of furnituro and a carpot of o difforont pattorn, and all tho corridors and ataira are furnished 8o as to rolievo tho oyo, Tho dining-room is_tastofulls decorated, and such & cozy, comfortablo aparf mont that ono eannot but feel at Lomo in it. Tho parlors and aitting-rooms have tho samo domestic appoarance, Thero aro numorous parlor-and-bodroom Buites, all of which are elogantly fitted up and provided with uvnsy con= vonfence that modern ingenuity could dovise, ‘The rooms on tho top atory aro as well furnished 08 thoso below, oud in tho summer season are infinitoly more comfortable, Bosides tho foa- turea to which allusion has beon mude, thero ate wator-pipes and hose for fires, and sponking tubos on every floor, Tho building waa cone structed by the Clifton Hotel Company, at a cost of £200,000, and tho lessocs, Mossrs, Jonkins & Holmes, furnished it at an oxpense of $150,000. Thoro ara 200 rooms in all, and tho proprictora will bo hn[;py to throw thom open for the in- spoction of the public after 7 o'clock this oven- ing. ‘Tho oflico will be in charge of Mossrs. Eastman and Kittrodge, oxperienced hotel mou. —_— A Governor in ‘Frouble. From the St. Josepli (Mo.) Herald, Aug, T, ‘Tho Heraid of Aug. 1 inforwed its readers that Gov. Woodson and patty iad left tho day boforo for Seuecs, Kan,, for a four days’ chicken and antelopo hunt. ‘They arrivod at tho timo specitied, July 31, aud “went for " tho chickons, and succeeded n capturing on that afternoon » dozen or so, But, tho next day, lustead of “golng for ” tho nutolope, thoy spent o portion of the timo in discussiug flues and - pomaliles and the stringenoy of Konssa gsme-laws, bofore Judgo Linlod’s Court, and acknowledged {ho “Zamo? to tho smaunt of two chickons killed and captured. This off of their ‘hands, and the o probibition out of thelr way, it wua auppoacd that tho antelopos would surely suffor tho moxt day; but, o and bohold, they took tho first train gast, o, Orallg aud Judgo Prlco romarking thnt thoy hiad womo avful wicked yonug siniors along, and thoy )l:mat pilot them Lack to 8t, Joseph to thelr virtuous omed, [The Herald docsn't toll the wholo story. A residont of that seotion informs us that, somo timo ngo, & party of prominent Kansans visitad 8. Josoph, and, under tho influence of atimu- lating bevorages, becamo somowhat uproarious ; a8 & rosult of which they weroe arrested, and confined in a dncidedly unpleasant * calaboose.” Tho arrest of Gov. Woodson and companions was in rotalintion for this action of tho 8t, Jonophites,—the infringoment of the Gamo law being simply used as a protext. Tho Guberna- torial party wore thrust into jail, and kopt thore until ‘thoy conld sond home for money with which to pay thoir fincs, Kansns now considers that “ Honors are oasy."] —_— The Wherenhouts of & Sunken Steams boat Discovercd After Being Lowt for Fifteen Years, From the Ransas City Journal, In tho year 1859 the stenmer I'. X. Aubre sunk a short distance from Wyandotte witl somothing like 800 barrels of whisky on board intended for Govornmont stores, and, although every offort to secure tho proporty was mado, it proved a failuro, and Wwaa finally abandonod. Nothing morae was thought of it till about four yoars ago, when another trial was mado, but with no success, Yostorday, whilo somo]pnrtios Wwore rowing ovor near tho islands opposite Wysndotto they discovered tho remains of tho steamer, and will at oncs proceed to bore and mako an attompt to sooure the cargo. Of course the exact placo is and remains a_socrot, but the iden of 14-yoar old whisky coming to light is making #omo of our non-temporance men's mouths water, Ex«Quecn Isabelln nt Vienna. Vienna Correspondence Boston Advertiser. The last week we haye been visited by that rather notorious ex-Quoen, Isabelln of Bpain, who camoe horo as the qumtofin of Toledo, taok rooms at one of tho now hotels, and was protty fimmmll suubbed by overybody oxcopt tho ignitarics of tho Churoh, Bha docs not scom to have wasted away under her troubles; on tho contrary, sho grows stouter and stouter now that she is relonsed from Stato caros ; in which, aftor all, she took but little intorost. She was accom- Pnn!ed by & numerous suite and by the notorious ntrigupr who has been at onco har lover and ad- visor. DEATHS. e o vrioiei A FLEISOHMANN_On Thursday, ot 10 8, o, at 13 ost Madisou-at., A, AL. Flolsohmann, agod 20 yoaro. Yunoral trom thio résldonc, Wodueatay, at half-past L Qlelock. Frlunda of tho famfly aro resposlfully Invited to nd, EDWARDS -Aug. 8 atrorldonce, 05 Milwakooav., of cholara morbius, 16 tho A8tH Yosr ‘of hur e, Margaro Ohalmors, Wifo of Johin Fdwards, and & mativ of Pasloy, t‘(urlnm"mllm. Seotlar ins {niorvod o i R T L —— WELLER—In Cobourg, Ont., Aug. 7, Analo Brodio, daughier of tho Into Williau' Wollor, Eed. Mayor of Cobourg, agod 15 yoars. McGLASITAN—Tho funoral of John McGlashan will tako placo from his Isto rosidenco, 'oornor Vinoonmos: av. and Forty-soventh-at., at 11 o'clook this morniug, plABKELL Aug. 13, of comsumption, Trodorick. I, ‘Tunoral from. Lia Jato rostdomos, 59 Wost Van Burea. st at 11:30 a, m, Oars fo Rosendll. Frionds aro re. spootfutly favited to attond. cotland, Advertiscuionts Ileceived too Luto for Clussl- fleution, 87T WABASILAV. - FLEABANT HOGHS, WiTi L oard, for jarrlod oauploy or alnglo gontlemon, Vacavoy for two ladios. Day board reasonable, VATANTEDZTO " RI Y A PROMPT-PAYING {onanty a nuntly furaiatiod cottago o tho' South iodorn Inmrovemonta, and b in s go Botion: " A eurs X 55 Trlbane ot VWANTED-A PRAGMOAL MACHINIAT AND WA et aond puforenoss. Ol at Hyda Park Dumumy Siation from Lto §p. m; tho 18t 3y PARTNERS WANTED, a4l graoas MILES'LANDON, 1 ¢ o T WANTIED—WITI 880, TO JOIN THE P hitimats sud® wull paytin aiioss: Addross K i3, Telbuug ot NER WANTIED_{T 111 19,000 ORL N 0 o tho cupital annually. Addr Br PPARTNER WARTED-WITI 30,000 TO 810, A o Mo or 100 I & Bamufhoturig osfabl v nont sielding large proiltdy moro onptal ruduleod taox. Fond o busfoas: ‘Tiis is & good oppuriunily for a pors s with tavaia sogkinyr livwetmout, Nuss bucthoss Dioaning businoes, with tho boat roloronce, novd addross K, Teibune olfioo, INSTRUCTION. 1VIL AND MEQHANIOAL, tho Honmsolnor Tolytootinta Tnetitorn e . A Totruation Yory raeliont, Adwaniagos nsiepsaand 1 il counity, cradunior. dhiahy S i Dot oopaun i 17, “on o Al stocbiont ST mntivu ootire of st o PIOR, ONARLIES DROWNE, Dirdtigre 12 adurost kB'l'l‘A!m: HILL SEMINARY FON CORIRIE, MG SENINAY, 2 FOT ~ouNd aria n ulnllp Opotis Bopt. 17, 0, 0, WETBELL, cipal and Propriotor., Tratol \(}M”'Bim'fi?mol“i) Holiool ron jorman, Fam anid a) 0] Foung Indion'and chitdron, 71, 1, &0 6 Tast Biaty fests #t., Contral Perk, Now York, will commonca ita toonth yoar Bopt.'25, 1873, Tror full Information tond oy eataloguo, Ad:‘mu’nl tho RIEV. D. 0. VAN NORMAR, ra RNGLINT, » BTAMFORD, OONN. e inthy snd Onerine Boneding-Solioot Tor oataloguo apriy 13 Bipionine PPNt T Blisubs ALICEN and OITABE. K EBLE BOHOOT, RYRAGUSK, N. V. EN and Krench. _Sotionl far younig ladios undor thio supor- Filon of tho fit, Ry, I, 1. Hnit ooty . T D.y Bleho of Oontral Now 'York, Tho Fall T ‘erm begina the aocond ‘ednondny In i, SR Hypteribo Falrcularaaddross, AL ASELL, FIMAL MINATLY, AT AUBURN- jul0milos from Hoatdn, ‘on Toston & Al- Advantagen: Iocation and appointtonts ssod, Triod tenclors in ovory dupartmont. . Tone yaars Olasai- oAl courso In tho Bominnry. Spocial advantagcs for mu- Frorit suntmuoey nad pinting fcoginaties. At = mmanhond. Next yosr hoging B, 1675, " Addresn OHARLA W SUsTETRO ™ PLEWOOD 1 UTE FORYOUNG LA dios, Pittatlold, nas, Kuown for ety sesnejor jia norior facllitios and rara beauty of locatlons Rov, O + Bpoar, Priucipal, BYLVANIA BILITARY AGADE} 5 . ({or boardora onlyY. “Hommion hadns o nonday, Bopts pt, 10. froents prnl, Ml Land Givil and Mochiantoal fonginooring. fus Enplsh. " Onrorul overslgil uf ntate ; coulars “upoly 4 5 Torths, 1 L 1v:=u\vW.’:"xim‘|’.A (;dl'hnm‘:% a. 1 s atrons of orte R TS, 1A Drosient ARIL ADVANTAGEB 101t BOVS, obyhlome, emal fanilyscioa, and xfiu.glzinf.‘h"u’méf 5 xt soliooly AN Kor alrorflar, nddress {uo KV J, 2. BAOKRLDOL, v 8., Townal, Ver VWANIED-A IIONE, DY A YOUNG GRINAN Jady, fn an Amoricat famlly, whoro tho tosching of German or muslo would b an ngaIvAont, for biasds of roforoncos givon. Addross X 7, Tribuaoofice: FINANCIAL. OAPITALIST OR A YOUNG MAN WITIL OAP- jial doriting to argago 1o trado may hoar of a vory excollont oponina in an oid, woll:ontablisiad, and Tneras v busiiiosse, by addrossing JOILN TUILNBU L, Mane Bgor of tho Commarcial Agunoy of Tappay, MoKilop & 0., Clicaga, UILDING TOANS ON TNSIDE GROUND, AND ans on fusido improvo .+ L. QURRY, §ribno Buliding. 00 o 10 Por con (CTAINE AGAINST "KNIORERGOCKIE, TONT, Great Westorn, Tilinola Mutual, snd_sthor baukeuph {nsuranco companlon cashod, by d. N, WITHERELL, 160 Doarborn-st. T JAVE %00 ONE VEAR PAPRR THAT 19 primo; will g 255 ost. ; will 'woll at good margin, Addross X 17, Trib- uno offico. B/IDNEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCGIIES, bonds, ete., at LAUNDER'S privato ofico, 120 Ra, dolphst., noar Olurk. Katablished 14, %*;,Emg,';‘wfi SUNS oF ‘i'nmhm.noo'rfi 000 0 o improved and unt 00 coltatorals, HILE, & BLIBS, b1 Doarhor MPREY T0 TOAN ON OifY TEAL ESTATE IN sums to snif. Ooad purchaso morey mortgages wanted. B, GROSBMAN, Roum 13, 178 Btato-at MONEY IN HAND f0 LOAN ON LEEABIHOLDY sud othor gaod collatorals: 85,000 and opwards; § porcont. G, B. LAGEY & CO., 119 Dea ONEY T0 LOAN ON HO| honsos on loasod Innd, and 143 Bouth Ol Room 6, 70 LoAN_3ON 7,000 ronl ontato o IHlinals farms withln PEASE, Roapor Blook, ¥ Clark-st. ANTED—$3,00 FOR & OR 4 MONTIS; WILL Va3 3 bor cobt tor month, aul kivo 110od instdo roai ontatd haourily. - Adiross N6, Teibiap ofieor ‘VVAN;K‘AED- 00 TOIt ONE Ot TWO YEARS ON ‘good_ ronl catato socurity; wiil pny 10 per cont, aud Iargo comuisslons. 185 Clark-al., Rooma I and 8. rhorn-at, Oftl, ON OITY 100 miltos,” B. L. VWANTED-#t0, FOIt WHIOU T WILL RENT A comfortably farnlshied ouso of ofght rooms unil May nost. Partice renting will bo fully protected by torms of tho lonse. Addross 541, Tribuno offico. Wu mn"lm NOW_?;Y': l]rfiulfi‘a A CONSIDERABLE i of mouvy with whiloh to mako loans o fy sl.om'.nfi 55,00 o rual ostato sosurity, MPKINNON & SIARSH, 155 Clarkst, TO 5,00 AND UPWARDS TO LOAN $1.500 70, AND, URWARDS, TO LOAN INFORMATION WANTED. W ANIED-INFORMATION OF ANDREW LAT- aun, ‘who loft his homa in. Plang ‘Aug, 1, fo oo, “intohdiug (0 &o to . . Polorson's Rosoltit By o ono gt ihtoriuation of (ho. abovoto s O TORIIN, cormos Howon and Marwell stzoots, will_ b liborally rowardns AUCTION SALES. BY WM. A, BUITERS & CO. BUILDINGS AT AUCTION Nos, 11252729 i 31 Praie, On THURSDAY, 10 A, M., ON THE PREMISES. Tho above bulldings will bo sold for cash to tho highest biddor, to bo moved off tho lot by Baturday, Aug. 16, WM. A, BUITERS & 00., Auatlonoers. ‘WL, A. BUITERS & CO., GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, SALESROOMS, BOWEN'S BLOOK, Nos. 15 & 17 East Randolph-st. Sale of Dry Goads, Clothing, &c., On THURSDAY, August 14, at 9% o'clock. Sale of Houschold Furniture, Car< pets, Vianofortes, Horses, Bug- gles, &c., On SATURDAY, August 16, at 95 o'clock. BY GEO. P, GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabash-av, FALLGOODS ARE ARRIVING, AND AT OUR AUOTION BALK Wednesday, Aug. 13,at91-2a,m, - WE BOALL OFFER A FINE LINE OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE FOR FALL TRADE, Buyors who are in advance of tho RUSH. always get bargaina. GUO. P, GORE & 00., Auctionoers, fand W Wabsaiav. By . S, FITCH & CO. Destratle Residence Proerty fn Hyde Park DNESDAY, Aug. 19, 1873, at 2 A e Y aertaumoimts 161 W adhington & lots In Bouth Shoro Bubdivision oa laka ahora; lots, 100 k. Wootaers withia i 's Bul A ulflflf.’flr";&?i"n‘é}'.‘i?m}‘ onl. O, . It., and diretly ad~ loliog the, 3 2':';4‘:rfi-ciawamnf in Block %, SheMold’s onr tho Holling Sill, on Woudeat. — Houe uan‘-lhl{nu ahout 10 rooms, 4 kood bargln, 'Titlo Bi LI Y rihior parifoul o Salo poremplory, o [uriiion pagiie ¥ Morohenta® Buflding, 153 Washiugtdiat, = BY BRUSI, SON & CO., Balosrooms, 41 Houth Canalst. Household Goods and General Morchandise. Wednesdny, Aug. 18, at 9:30 2, m,, | Obambor Hots, Dintug-room and gligl‘f\?n'?rlflrxflfl:f. 00 gonsral morchaudiso, including a small lino of Dry Gouds, st b fule, Tu“oue Fogular Haturddy's sale, at 9:0 8 BRUSH, KON & (0., Auctionsors. now, porfaot, i found a tull Tiuo of tirst-class Fuenitura a; 201 WALNUTL-ST., Ona Block narth of Laku-at,, noar Robuy, Conteel Honsehold Furniture AT .4 UCTION, R R T By TAYLOR & LIARKISON. TS MORNING, AT 0} O'0LOOCIL, Furniture, Carpots, Crockory, Hard« ware, Toas, &o., &o. L ON, Auctionsers, b f i “Afllgflnnd&’lflgglh Ulmg‘-n._‘ - By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, 63 Bouth Canal-at. Wost $ido Aution 11 olock, . m., we have d-band 1l day, Aug. ) e Tooias aate gt Nk " B eai and it ad It lullllflfl‘ufl:‘ Ullrp:!u‘ (‘Ifii l al hrie] golter ‘bu‘(m"fin & WIL Oifico Dusks, Wa it Wall Panor, Auotlouoers, SAIENER WANTED_WITIL 10,00 GA DI the grain and provislon commlsslon businicss, ‘Tacely- igg and shipplok: conngotions fn the. opuntry and bu 1% opa forined, and voryibiag. in workiog ordor. A drusa X 100, Tribunio offioe, ARTNER WANTED_HAITINTEREST IN A Puttor, ogg, andprodico bslnves for slo. Iuqure 15 West Lakost, AUCTION BALRL, §1,000 WORTEL OF GOODS, \1os, Obairs, Crackory and Hard. UL LR B i it R n WEDNLEDAY, Awes 1 at 10 wluk s, ie