Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1873, Page 1

‘\VOLUME 27. ’ COD LIVER OIL, WTLJ:SON’S .+ LATED' C0D LIVER OIL 8.3 Bpeclfio nd Rtadical Curo for ‘. YSUMPTION SOROFULOUS DISEASES, - honamo, **Willsan's Catbolated Cod Liver ' .. yin lergowedgo-aliapod bottlos, henring the -7 laturo, and 1s sold by tho best Drugglsta. oo o +7 3 H, Willson, 83 John-st,; N. Y, \ Druggiats, E;fi(ffl&r‘n{::cnh: i Oligaro, JHOHARDSON & 0., Bt. Louls, Mo. - Snarg & Upricht CAATNOS. \ Grand Gold Medals of Tonor, U R SGem, 1508. varrangod ond the Largost Plano Man~ aotory in the Warld. s sry Working tour, Ten Pi- ny. nos Every RER GUARANTY FURNISHED WITH oy SACIHL 1 RUMENT. - §w=YOthor good Plunos, Loth now and’ scoond-hand, onsts(atly on band. 3 ]SMITI{ & NIXON, vl ENTS FOR THR NORTUWEST, e Prints. w4 just received, and now opening by .+ ALE ARD CONPANY. -I0N MERCHANTS, I.I%I;_{E:D 185%. ‘RWIN & (0., ‘ommission Merchants. RAIN, PROVISIONS, “i L or garriod on murginsin Chicsko ‘Market. or_of Cummerce, Chisngo. RN STARCH. LGS FORDS ) GORN STARCH, *1. OHOLERA OR ANY PREVAILING EFIDEMIO, & 1 EALTHFUL ARTICLE OF DIKT. h it delleate t of INDIAN TR ST oY cane ol Dt Vs and ‘most utritious SUSMBIE ~.~" stood unrlvalud for purlty and porfoc- ORIGINAL PREPARATION, with JON'S name on enchi packago, E_OF IMITATION: | BOYNTON'S HEATING FURNACES! #Qur Fnvorite” Raugew “Tho Cook Stove, Bnltimoro Ienters, 1 Stoves, Tuttle & Builey’s Reglstory, &c. Tbeso caods aro tho vory bost, mannfastured, and, axo eliablo o yrory rospeot. ~ Tho BOYNTON F 0 oqual, Ovory 00 difforent sizos and kinds for huat. ngs of every description. Ioating and venti- ly attended to. Estimates mado on short 5 rs aud thoso wantlsg ap orfact working furnaco or cooking Arraugo- ment to call and soo r sond for olroula BLISS & BROWN, & Lake. BOOK-BINDERS' GOODS. BOOK BINDERS TOOLS And Stoc]fi)f_a,ll Kinds, CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & (0, 118 and 120 Mouroe-st.. Chicago. Special Exhibition of Orchestral Organ AT THE WAREROOMS OF THE Mason & Hamlin Organ Co,, 80 & 82 Adams-st., Each day thia X, t: e ey ) m. Bt g m st . To Mannfuctarers of Agrioultura) Hploments. ‘We wish ta makoe arrangoments with somo roliable party to manufacturo for usa ymall and standard lmplement. Call on or address LAWREAU & LAING, 85 Morrison Bloak, whora pattor d sample machino can bo_scon, FINANOIAL. We colloot clalms ngatnst. partiss thronghoni the Unl: ok Btates aha Ottt Brey WOtk pagore. upiinh 1ha fact for {lio hanuit of oar patrons. Hoport sow i and il bo delivored (o wubsoribors fn & fow duye. MEROANTILE" SOLLIOON AGENoY, 1 TR 3dls WEED SEWING MACHINE, e Weed Acain Vietorin, Cablo Dispatehus rocelvod st Hartford, Gann,, at 3:40 . 10., the 18U Inat., say: Tho Woed Bowlug Machino, and oo, A, Fuirflolil, av 6o-oporstor, hunds the awards 1o Bawiny Mackines slven at the Vienna Iicposition, Northwostarn Ol 163 Btate-st., Chloa, 11 OFFICE FURNITURE, BMEFRTINGS. AR AAAAAA AN A AN AN AN RSN AN Attention, Sir Knights, Rpectal Concluvo of Apolio Gummandaw, N Shin (Tuesday) avening atd o'olack, at 1yl gomiat, The woik wn R0, Do bt voustounsly hm;;-x 1,06, %, A"]“\»'.'ML)[/. I 5 U?“ rdor, By oderaf tho W LOUKIE, cui contest Lutween labor au THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. Convention of the Farmers of Iroquois County, Il They Will Take Care of Themselves, and Bid the Politiclans Farewells An Independent . Gounty Ticket Nom- inated; and Stirring Resolu- tions Adopted. Protective Tarifls tho Basis of All Monopolies, Progress of the Farmers' Movesent in Nebraska, Xroquols County Farmers Make Nom= inations for County Officers. ‘Snecial Diapatch to The Chicago T'ribunds SWarsexa, IIl., Aug. 25.—Tho farmors of Tro- quois County mot at the Court-Fouso in Watse- ks, Monday, Aug, 25, 1878, for tho purposo of nominating an independont ticket. Tho Court- House was crowded with dolegates and farmers, )l enrnost and with a dotormination to carry out tho work for which they wore sent. A. B. Cald- woll, of Sholdon, was choson Chairmon, and H, 0. Butzow and Goorge Motzlor woro choson Sac- rotnrics. Tho Committoo on Credentials roported thirty- sovon Clubs sud Grauges prosent, with 100 delo- gotes, roprosenting 1,600 membors, which roport wag rocoivod, and the delogatos tools seats in tho Oonvention, The Chair thon appointed the following gen- tlemon_upon the Cowmittes on RResolutions : W.E, Nihluw, Q. H. Bales, Joseph F. Good, D, Brambuack, nud Jtobort Caldwoll, who roported the following resolutions, which woro adopted : THEAMDLE, We, the peoplo of Traquats Cottaty, who aro opposed to monopolies, regardless of powcr, political opiutons, or party aflilistious, do bruby ratify and_ confirm tho Tollowlig resolutions ns an bonost oxprossion of our opinions, and tho basls for onr futuro political uction : NEBOLUTIONS, First—That overy man should enrn tho pay he re- wnd receive” tho \Imy ho varuw, and ‘tlnt every ‘cupital siould be sottled up- on that principle, ttonae Tt wo nrw desirous of palitical reform, and for honenty, cconomy, snd_purity in alt ofcin) aduministrations § (hat £0'securo (Lis s tho duty of very citizen, mud to this cod every good man should Tool hound 1o purticipato in politics aud make au cnd of bad wen forciug their eléction by seouring u party nomination, - Wo declary it the duy of evory citize ta opgiose tlio clection of a bad pud jucompetont vill- clul, whethier on our own or any other tieket, “livd—that wo -demaud ® tho slrictést occon- owy iu national, Btato, and comnly affates, and nbsolute responsibility of oll offictal reln~ tions, denouncing every violation and departure from tho strictest ofllcial futegrity, aud inulsting that every such violation aball at onco bo brought 10 tho ulten- tion of tho courts, and that the kulorivs of officors to reduced ond fixed 50 a8 fo givo fufr compensation for Burvices, but to samo shall 5ot bo oxcessive, Foterth—That wo are opposed to all cluss-legislation, cifhier State or uationsl ; that o aro opposed to1n000p- olies of any kind ; that 3 law compelling ony man 10 0y & tax to support the busfuess of anotler 18 notiing Tome i 2eabizod robliry, Fifth—That o .protectivo tarlff {8 tho bosts of ull monopolies, . aud’ that wo are in_favor of frov iron, steol, salt; and Jumber, sugar, coffee aud toa, woolen i sotton fabries, aud, if o taritr- 18 justinubfo at o, it should bu for roveniio purposcs only, Sizth—Thut ngriculturo 1s tho basis of wealth and power ; that " all other bruuchus of buelncsa that do- Pend. on tho success of the farmer should bo repre- tentod fu every brauch of the Government, leglelntive, Jundiciul, nud excoutive, and that wo pledgo ourselves 1o support for ofiice men * who are intercated i the prosperity of tho farmers, and nouo others. ‘Setenth—Thot wo rocognizo the great Lenefits to bo derived from raflroads in. the transportation of freight and passengery, and dovoloping scetions of tho coun~ try that would bo_almost tweless without thom ; yet we deny that the corporstions controlling them aro suparior to tha power that gave them logal existenco, but thiat thoy sro subject to legislation ug much as in~ dividuals, - Eighth—Thot our member of the Board of Equaltza~ tlon bo snd §s horeby insfracted touse his jufluenco t0 nasess railvonds and rallroad property oa real catato aud olher property hins beou assccucd in this State, Ninth—That wo denounte fu unqualifiod terras tho nctof Cougress increaslng members' pny, commonly Inown s “tho salary-grab,” nud_pledgo oursclves not 10 volo for or support any man for oflic who votod for tho Lill or accopted tho unjast pay. S The following ticket was nominated and re- coivod with tho_groatest_enthusinsm: County Judge, DL B. Wright; County Olerk, H. A. Butzow ; County Treasurer, G. T, Motzker; Buporintendent of Public Bchools, Davis Korr, o farmors of Troguols are awske, Thoy meun business. No conveution hias Leon hold in Contral Illinois this summer which oxhibited so much onthusinsm, good fecling, ond harmony, and it is the univorsnl opinion by those best in- formed that the ticket nominated to-day will bo olectad by an overwholming majority. The Anti-Monopoly Movement in Nes braska. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, PrarrsmovTi, Nob,, Aug. 25.—The Cass County Anti-Mouopoly preliminary Convention met in ‘Waoping Wator Talls, 21 milos from Plattsmouth, Saturdsy. Nearly all tho procincts of tho county wero reprogented. F. M. MacDonough, of the Nobraska Watchman, was delogato from Platts- mouth, The Convention was held in a school- house. Nearly all the delogatos wore farmors, Dr. J. A. Kenaston, of Btono Creck, was chosen Chiairman, and MacDorough Euumtn?. The address of D. W. Adams, in Thursday’s Cnicaao TpUNE was rend, approved, snd ap- plauded. Beveral anti-monopoly spcoches were mado, It was resolved to coll o 3uapla'uconvuu- tion for the county ut Weeping Wator Falls Aug. 217, to nominate a caunty ticket, tho Convention to bo made up of delegates from precincts, ono for overy fifty votors or fraction thoroof. A county contral committes of ons from each pre- cinet was solected, and thoy are to meot on the Fair Grounds the sccond diy of the Cass County Fair. Dr. Konaston is Chairman of the Commit~ oo, ‘Pho gonoral fooliug among the farmers i o) position to the Adm‘x‘nlutrnnsuu and monopulicx:. The Patrons ot Masbundry to Iold n State Convention at Xalamazoo, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Dernort, Mich,, Aug. 25,—A mass State Con- vention of tho Patrous of Husbandry has beon cailed at Kalamazoo, on Oct. 8, the oxercises to bo under the genoral chargeof ofiicars of the Hlate Grango. —_— Onrringe Accldonts. GexEeEo, Til., Aug. 25,—2r, and Alrs, Liborty Btlmpson Werd thrown from thoir buggy upon the pavemont this morning, Irs. Blimpson's full rosulted fn the broaking of hor collar-bono and suvero bruises in Lor sido, but hor surgeon doos not consider her fatally injurod. ‘Iho horso took mfim from tho creaking of the Larnoss, and ran but a short diztauce bofore colliding with & Lieavy wagon. Tenig 1avTe, Tnd., Aug. 25.—A boy named John Rlonbiark was nstantly killed in a ranaway this morniug, being thrown {rom s wagon agalust » post. Another was badly injured. A man named John Broach had o finger pullad out by the roots in jumping from o car, ring canglit iu o serow, At e o, Brownaod. Spectat_Dlapateh to A'he Chicago Tribune, Quiney, IlL, Aug, 26,—A young man named T.ouis Marsh, whilo fishing yeslorday afterncon o ahiort distaneo below the vity, wea taken with o fit, and, falliug into tho river, was drowned, i Doy was not recovered. Lowtoy, Aug. 26,—Lizzio T, Stowart, of Fair fuven, and Cordelin Tovroy, of Hoston, woro drowned at Quissotto Jalund, nonr Falmouth, on Buturday, togethor witl Jfurdy Davis, who tried o aavae theut, ! I'vo men wero drownod in the harbor yestor- duy by the upsutting of a boat, ! e New York Xemu. New Yonw, Aug, 26.—1ho examination of the udrone Vinunzo blotto, at tho roqucst of tho iutrict-Atloincy, hng Deon adjourned il - marsow, Lo give biwn un opportunity to disoredit tho testimony of Mrs, Magrath and ber two childron, who lived in tho samo houso with the TItallans, and who sworo to-day that thoy had fro- uently hoard tho boy h“lfih' tho ohiof witnora for tho - prosecution, call one Pagconclello his fathor. . Pasconclollo was & witness for tho: dofenso ~tho other dny, ond #aid thint ho wos tho father of Josoph, but tho Inttor snid that ho had novor seon tho man in Italy, Tho United Btatos Commissionor said thot ho bolioved the Magruth witnosses and dis- charged Motto on his own rocognizance. Tu tho caso of Micbnel O, Brodoriak, who, it is nlloged murdorod his son oarly on Friday morn-. ing, by stabbing him twico in tho hoatt,~stho Coronor's jury to-lny rondored a vordiot to tho offeot that tho ntnbhhlg wan dono it golf-defonse. "Tha goraner eammitted Brodoridk to the Tombs, Ball will be fixed to-morrow. T'ho San Franelaco cadots arrived nnd marched to tho Sovonth Rogimont's armory, which has tonn placed at their disposal during their siay 0r0. RECENT DISASTERS. Tho Waiwdsset knvestigntion. Sprectal Dispateh to Tha Chicagn Tribune, ‘WasntanTox, Aug, 26.—Tho mombers of the Wawassob Examining Bonrd stato that thoy ox- poot to comploto their roport by Friday next. They vory frecly oxpress thoir jopinions that tho conduct of tho officors and ownors of the boat will be sovoroly consurod, and it s aléo undor- stood that they will rocommond, tho rovoeation of the engineor's liconso, and the Dintrict-Attor- noy procood_ogninst the propriotors for viola~ tion of tho Steamboat law. 3 1To tho Aasocfated Press.) WAsmINGTON, Aug. 26, —1Tho roport in the cago ot the Wawassot calamity will probably bo roady on Thursdsy noxt. 1t will bo lengthy. Thore s beon considoralo dlscussion horo a8 to tho diuarn;umay of tho statomont rogarding tho num- ber of padsougors tho steamer's cortificato al- lowed hor to carry. Tho Sneofinwnduut of the Company which owned the Wawassot to-day re~ coived & lettor from Mr. Georgo R. Shinn, & woll-known merchant of Alexandria, Va., say- ing that, on n vory rocent trip on the Wawassot, ho made an oxamination of the cortifioate poam{ conspicuously on the bont, in which it wasatatod {bat the nnmbor of passongoers sllowed to bo carrlod was 150, Fatal Disaster to n Peuitentlary ‘Exain. Minsuarr, Toxns, Aug. 25.—Lnst night, about 7 o'clock, o construction train laden with tics for Ward, Dowey & Co., Penitontiary losaoos, mnoft the track, ono sud & half miles west of Gledowator station, throwing seven cara down an ombankment, imun.i Conductor Kondall, 0f Council Bufs, Iown, and soriously 1njuring soveral othern. A specind train with modical aid proceeded to the &ceno of thoe disaa- tor tmmodiately, Iivorythingwas dono that was ossible to afford relief to the wounded. Tho fol- owltz-nainod nre wounded, ns far a8 ascortained: J. J. Keliy, gunrd, cut all over; William P’rinco, ard, ncotdontal dikchargo of gun, thlfih + Jomed g:utu, thigh ; ono brakeman logh; MoDonald, Borgoant, foroliond, lightly; nino convicts, names unkuown. -The causo of tho accident is roported to hove boon an ox which jumpod in front of tho train whilo it was backing up. Tho ‘woundod have boon brought to this city. Up to this timo no additional doaths. Two Men ¥illed on the Toledo, Peoria & Warsnw Railrond. Wansaw, Itl,, Aug. 25.—Yestorday morning's west-bound paésongor train on tho T, P. & W. T, ., ran_ovor tho bodics of two mion named Ltixroot and Palmer, of Macomb, Ill., one milo . cust of Blandinvillo, - A specal train houud east- ward pagsod over tho bodies in tho night, but did not discover them at_tho time. Thoy woro frightfully utilutod. Information was given ab Blandinville, aud tho Coronor held an inquest. Tlolos, supposed to bo made by bullots, woro found on tho vemaine. Tho vordict sssumen that they were murdered by porsons unknown, and placed on tho track tocoyor tho crimo, Othors think the mon were drunk and went to slegp on lio track, Thora 1a much ozcitoment at Blandinvillo over the affair. Boiler Explosion at Pittshurghs Prrzsnunan, Pa,, Aug. 25.—An oxplosion oc- curred anout b o'olock this morning at the Amor- jean Iron Works of Messrs. Jonos & Laughlin, in Bouth Pittsburgh, It sooms that the on* gineer on duty was aroused soveral times by the wutchman, and shortly after ho got ng and turned tho wator into thebeilors. 'The boiler over tho firnace, No. 4, instantly oxploded with torrific force, the report being heard for miles around, cousing au intouso oxcitoment. Tho ‘boiler was torn into fragments, the Inrgost pieco crashing through tho warchouss and o sailway- car standing noar tho building, snd foll on tiie ‘bank of the river, fully 120 feet distant, Fortu~ nately, no ono was injurcd, ss tho explosion oo~ curred before tho men had commenood work. Fatal Locomotive Explosion. Drs Morses, Aug, 25,—At noon to-day an en- ino on the Chicago, Rack Island & Paocific Railrond exploded near Atlantic, iustantly killing J. Dyson, the head brakeman, and soverely gealding fho engineor, Goorgo ' Orano, aud the firemau, Honry Morgan, Tho engine, tonder, aud two cars wore ditohod. Some piecos of the boiler wore_thrown a fourth of nmile. Dyson wns Inlled by the shool, and was found lying undor a car gome distance from the engine. Jumped the Tracks New Yonx, Aug. 26.—Another accident oo~ currod on tho South Sido Railrond, on Long Island, this morning. When tho oxpress-train from i’atchogue was betwoen Froeport and Babylon, tho last throo cars jumpod tho track and rolled down sn embankment, All tho pas- sengers, about twonty, and mostly women and l‘:hllxlll:en, were moro or less injurod—one child atally. New Yonx, Aug. 25.-—About fifty persons, mostly women and - childron, were bruised an cut by the accident on tho fiouth Bido Railrond, on Long Ieland this morning, though no one wae soriously injured. The B. & O, Smashings. ‘WaeeLivg, W, Va., Aug, 25—The accident to tho emigrant train on tho DBaltimore & Ohio Railroad, noar Cameron, yesterday, was not so scrious as at firet roportod. Four passengers woro tieveroly, and somo sight or ten slightly, injured ; but noono was eithor fatally injured or lod. THE COLORADO DESERT. A Grand Irrigation Project, Bax Fraxncisco, Aug, 25,—The James survey- ing party arrived at San Diego yosterdsy from Yuwma. They report that they have made a thorough oxploration south of the boundary line to tho Gulf of Californis, and have made important goographical discovories. They ox- rlamd the most singular and horetoforo un- mown portions of the coast, overcamo many dnngors, and suffersd muoh hardship, ‘Tho main object, whioh was to dotormine the foasi- Dility of turning the wators of the Gulf of Call- fornia into tho Colorado Desort, thoreby orent~ ing o olimatio change in Bouthern California Lian boon wuccossful, domonstrating tho fact tha this may be done at comparatively amall peuso. e T Celogruphic Brevition, i A Woman's Dress-Reform Association was organized in Dos Molnes on Saturday. Tho platform announcos modorately short iwalking dressos for tho street ; skirts lightened of thel burden of trimmings, sud suspended from tho slhoulder ; corvot to' bo loosened or widened 3 tho extremities warmly clothed, nnd superiluous flnory to'be discarded in ohurch costume. . Qov. Oarpontor, of Towa, han appointed B. B, Caroy, of Howard County ; 1I. M. Thompton, of Soatt Dounty ; 1L, dud Biryan, of Warzou Coiu- ty, and A, W. Fiold Bwalin, s committes to ox- amino and roport upon tho Penitontiurics at Fort Mudison aud Anamosa. —_— ‘The St. Louis Mutual Lite, Br. Lours, Mo., Avg. 26.—Tho_application .of T A, Whitcomb Tor an injunccdon sgainst tho Kt. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Compuny, eane up in the United Btates Diatriot Court ugain to- duly, nud, aftor argument, plaiutift was allownd £ Wodnenduy to filo afidavits in suport of bis bill, and dofondants till Thureday to filo countor- aflldavits, when tho caso will bo hourd. : —— Sturgeon Bay Ship-Cunul. MapisoN, Awg, ~—The Directors of the Sturgoon Hay Slip-Oanal unnoance ita complo- tion one-fourth of tho way, and request the Gov- ernor to inepeot it and give them ono-fourth of tho laud-grant. THE MONOPOLISTS’ PARTY. Speculations Concerning the Action of the Wisconsin Ropublican State Convention. Strong Oonibination to Bafle Ben Butler's Gubernatorial Aspirations. Green County, Wlinois, Republicans Will _ Wait for the Farmers’ Wagon, Inharmonious Mocting of Colored Mon in Cincinhati, Spocunlations as to tho Action of tho Wisconsin Jtepublican State Cone vontion. . Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Mapson, Wis., Aug. 26.—Fow dologates or condidates to tho Republican Btato Convention bavo arrived, And nothing now hns transpired ag to tho probabilities of its nctlon than in my lotter of Baturdaynight.” Bosidos tho candidatos bore, Mossra. Johnson and Ball, for Tronu- urer, and Frisby for Attorney-Gonoral, are horo. Otho with & numbar of delogates, aro expected on to-night's traing. It is ovidont tho contest on Tressurership will bo sharp. In an interviow with the Hou, E. W. Koyos, Chairman of tho Btato Central Com- mitteo, this ovening, on tho statoments in tho papors lately in rogord to his course rolative to matters to como beforo this Conven- tion, he _donies that he has issned ciroulars to Postmastors in rogard thoreto, sont any emissaries, {ssucd any odicts or bulls, or nt- tempted to control oftico-holdors or othors in ro- g to candidatos. Ho doesn't deny making somo bulls in his timo, and has writ- ten to_ somo Postmnstors and other notive. Republicans urgmg a gonoral at- tondance at cauouses, and the nomination of first-olass mon for dologates to the State Con- vontion and for' members of the Logislaturo, He fs quite uncertain in his own mind what caudidote for some offices would best promoto tho interests of ;the party, and does not attemp to dictato who shall be nomiuated. No ono can got up an issue with him on condomnation of the salary-grab, for ho hos from tho first not hesitated to oxpross his opinion of it a8 wrong, and as wordo than A crmo—a blunder. I saw nim to-day reading with hearty approval some rosolutions drawn up hore, which may or may not be preseuted to tho Convention, which aro by no menus platitudes a thousand times roit- orated, but clear and earncst oxprossions on liv- ing questions of the day, and which sirongly condomn tho increnso of Congrossional salarics and call for repeal, aud which denounce corrup- tion generally and spocifically, by Republicans n8 woll gs Ly others. A malicious sssault on onoof tho Rock Connty condidates is] widely ewculated in postal-cardy addrossod to Republican dolegates {o the Cou- vention, basod on slackness in paying dobts yoars ago. It is so grors that it ia likely to xoact in his favor. Tho Anti=Butler Movemont in Massne chuetts, ‘WasurxaToN, Aug. 26.—Ten or twelve daysago information was raceived of a movemont of Maa- suchusotts politicians opposo:* o him to provont tho nomination of B, . Batler for tho noxt Gov- ornorship, To-day additionsl facis have buen furnished confirinatory of the iirat roport, Col. William P. Wood, of this city, formerly connecct- od withs tho soorot sorvice of the QGoverumont, who was cugufiadhy the Literal Domocrate to seuist them during the last. Presidontial cam- paign, ond lhas an intimate connection with the Now York Sun, two or three weoks ago recolved s lotter from Charles A, Dans, requesting his immodinte prosonce in New York to consult with reforonce to tho Mass- nohusetta contost. A meoting was thoroupon held at the Sun offico, in which soveral Massa. chusetts gentlomen participated, and Col. Wood and others paid s visit to Boston.” A large cor- ruption fund was soon guarantood, and various auccossful attempts have beon mede to buy up Buatler delogates to the nomiunating Convention. Their names are_known, aud it romains to bo weon what Gon. Butler will do. They belon, ontirely to small country towns. A gonoral plan of conduoting the Convention wns nlso agroed upon, t was docidod to so ar- range things that instead_of taking the bal- lots as horetofore, the dolegation from oach town shail bo callod upon, its numbor statod, and tho questions asked, * Who votos for But- lor? Who votes for so-and-so?" ofo. By this monns the oppononts of Gon. Butlor ox- pect to bo able to keep their men up to their contracts, The statomont comes from Col. Wood, through another person, that among the londing Bonl.g\mtom to the anti-Butlor fund is tbe firm of William I, Wold & Co., of Boston, which settled for cortain business irrogularitiea by payiog the Government 600,000 a_year ago. Ii is not known from porsonsl knowlodgo that this is true, but the informant is in a position to toll what he knows. Ho oxplains tho hostility of the firm by tho fact that Gop. Butler was tho counsel of the Governmont in conducting the prosecution for the importation irregularities. Another contributor is tho administrator of ono of the most valuablo estates in Boston. The informant is & goutloman who hold closo -{ relations with tho Republicans of Now York Btato in the Iast campaign, and fumnishoed infor mation of grnlt value in regard totho move- ments of the Liberal-Domocrats. Col. Wood says the plans of his oppononts aro so woll Iaid that it will bo imguualblo for Butler to secure the nomination, but he shall keop on working up to the last momont. ‘WasmnoToN, Aug. 95.—A prominent Massa- chugetts Ropublican arrived here to-day sintes that an inside canvass of the approaching nomi- nating;Convention gives Butler five hundrod and eighty out of eloven hundred dologates. Thiy will be sufficlent to seoure his nomination, BoaToN, Awiv. 25.—~The Hamilton Hall Com- ‘mitteo, ‘of which Hon. E. R. Hoar is Chairman, will to-morrow publish an address to the Ropub- licans of Massachusetts, urging upon thom tho importance of attending the primary meotings soon to bocalled to chooso delogates to tho State Convention, and of securing through thom au ‘honoat repreaentation of the Republican sonti- meont of the Commonwenlth, The address will support Washburn for re-olection, and denounco the course of Butler. Mr. A, M. Thomson Will Not Accept the Hopublican Nomination for Licuten« hnt-Governor of Wisconsine MiLwavREE, Aug, 25.—The Daily Sentincl to- morrow morning will contain thoe following card which nxgflulns itsolf : To the Public: For the past fow months my name hos boon often used in the Republican papors of Wiscou- ein a8 & candidato for the oftice of Lioutonant- Governor, and until recontly I was disposed to allow tho Convention thai meots at Madi- gon on the 27th inst, to place me. in nomination, if it, was doomed oxpodiont. have mow deocided to doolino to bo considorsd any longor a oandidato for an; honors which that Convontlon can bostow, buf loave tho way open to thoss whouo tasts oulists them to do the work which i noccssary to insuro succors, Most cordially do I thank tho mnnx friends who have volunteored thoir kindly nis snd support, and ospeclally am I indobted Lo the gontlemon of tho press of both politioal partios for the porsonal and unmerited complimentary allusions whioh thoy have boon plensed to malto, connceting my numo with the offlco of Lionton- uwul-Govornor, {8lgued.} A, M. TuoasoN. | MILWAUKEE, Aug, 25, Onhto Colored Mon Fuil to flnrmonizo, CINGINNATE, O., Aug, 95.~Tho colured pooplo held n mooting to-night at Allon Chl\sml to ox- pross their vmnllmmxtn in reforenco to the action of thelr brothron at tho Chillicothe mooting last Friday, Spocchos wora made by Col, larlan, W, IL, Parliam, Potor IT, Olark, and othors, ‘The mooting wau very nolsy und oxoited, and it was with mueh Intorruption that Col, Hwlan and Tetor I Olark, ropresontativos of the two lmr- tios of colored poople, conld muka thomuoivos bo beard. Ttesolutions woro offorad yepudiating tho action of the colored poople at Chillicothy, and doolaring allianco to the Hepublican party i also Col, Latlan's rosolutions, which woro vote down at Chillicothe, Tho rosolutions wero do- olared adopted, but by tho sound it was almost impossiblo to toll what tho oxact result waa. Tho Pollticnl Outlook in ToxXare Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ‘WasiinazoN, Aug, 26.—Advicos from Toxas indleato tho ahwost cortain dofoat of Davis for Goyornor, 11is aasociatos on the tiokot aro mon of local roputation wlo aro uuknown out of thoir own dlstricta. 1t is siated that the Dovis faction is ninablo to conciliate tho Gorman voto, a8 thoy had oxpeoted, aud that tho Germans,who control some 14,000 votes in tho State, are ver likoly to bocomo tho balance of power that wil dofent Davis, Desidos, the Flanigan and Olark faction will give tho tloket o vory indifforont Bupport, Wisconsin Politics. Special, Dispateh to The Chicago Tribunie, Osnxosit, Wis,, Aug, 25.—A ngaclnl dispatoh to tho Daily Northusestern, from Shawano, stntoy that the T'wonty-firat_District Sonatorial Con- vention metnt Now London on tho 20th, and ‘olocted 0. A. Binglo and M. II. McCord to ropro- spnt thom in the Stato Convontion at Oconto, arathon, Waupnca, Outagamio, and Blhawano Oounties Wil bo & unit in favor of the nomina- tion of . L. Eaton for Licutonant-Govornor. Greon County (X11,) RRopublicnny Walt= : ing for Dovelopmenty. Bpecial Dispateh to Tha Chicago Pribune, Oannoruton, 111, Aug. 25,—The Groon Ooun~ ty Ropublican Convontionmet to-uay, organized, appointod Contral Committoo, pssed tho ususl resojutions, and adjourned without making any nomiustions, hopiug tho farmors' movo- ment will bring out o satisfactory ticket, GoodeI3yc, Mousby. Wasnixatow, Aug. 26.—Guerrills Mosby is played-ont ot last. Referring to his support of the Dowmoeratic candidato for tho Governorslup, the Chronicle, of_this city, roflocting tho onti- wmont of the Adminietration, sske: *“Is this busliwhacltor to do ps ho pleases in hoth politi- cal Knxtlu& ? low like o guerrillachiof it wos to dnsh into one party, secure o numbor of good oftices for hig frionds, and thon dashout sgaln,’ Sonator Morton and the Back-Pay. Inpiaxarorss, Ind., Aug. 25,—To-morrow's Journal will stato authoritatively that Sonator Mortou's back-pay was put iuto the United States Treasury somo time since, el e CRIME. Infanticide ut Fort Woyne. Spectal Linputch to The Chicago Tribune, Tonr Wayne, Ind., Aug. 25—A youug girl glvo pirth to a femalo child on the sidewnlk in Main streot this morning, and, catching up tho infaut, sho wrapped it in her clothing and started for tho canal. Upon reaching it, tho unnatural mother thew the child into the water and made 0od hor ascapo, althongh followed by throe or nlxrsullglenlun. Tho body of tho infunt wns found this morning. It was a healthy fomalo child. The Coroner's jury returned s verdict that deceasod came to her death by reason of drowning nt the hands of hior uunatural mother, 10 tho jury unknown, and that tho child at tho time of donth was just born. No traco of the mothor has boon discovored, although it is im- posible for her to escapo ot of the eity. Mysterious Poiscning Case at Xock= ford. Speeial Dispateh to 2'he Chicago Tribune, Rocrrony, (i, Aug, 25.-A poisoning cnso, which is chamoterized by some vory curious fentures, occurred this aftornocon. An old man numed Hogau, after drinking Irom o wator-pail, was attacked with symptoms which cloarly i cated the presonco of arsonio. A physician was called and the proper sutidote was adiiuistored, Tt st Inst accounts tho old man was failing rap- idly. Strong suspicions attooh to bis wife, former gervank girl. - Hogan s quito rich, aud, in nddition, bas & lieayy insuranco on his lifo, whiclt runs out soon. *No traces cau bo found of tho papor in which tho nrsonic was, done np, and how it got into tho pailisas yob not satisfac- torily explained. The Perry County (Ark.) Tronubles. Lrrtie Rock, Ark., Aug. 25.—Adjutant-Gon- oral Bishop has just roturned from Porry Couns ty. Ho roports that Manes is noar Perryvillo, with about thirty men. Gou. Bishop made tho peopla o spoach, and told thom that Hambright, tho Shoriff, should make nll arrests. While eposking, however, the Shorilf loft tho crowd ond was seen no more. ‘Tho pooplo are vory well dls’Foao:J if tho Shorift would ouly do his ko Gouoral rocommouds tha arganiza- tion of v militin company, and this ovening the Gnv‘omur commiswioned officers for throo com- panios. Motza trouble is approbendod. Ex«Congressman Ienfamin, of Mi mouri, Shot by Iliy Law=Pariner. 81, Louis, Mo., Aug. 26.—A specinl from Han- nibal, Mo., to the Democral, says Gen, John F. Bonjamin, of Sholbina, was shot to-dny by James anly, Lis partuor. Tho ball onterod Vio Gon- eral's Jeft sido, but it is not known whokier tho wound is of a dangerous charactor. Theaffair me out of n business tronsaction. Hanly jg n tho habit of gotting druuk, and, whon in iyat condition, {8 vory quarrolsomo. Gon. Bonjauin formorly ;represonted this district in Congres, Shocking Murder in Kansas. Br. Josery, Mo., Aug. 25,—A shocking mur- dor ocourred yesterday in Burr Oak Bottom, Ks., opposito_Forbes Sintion, on tho St Josoph & Council Bluffs Railway. A mon named Millor was walking slong "the road in company with two ladics, when ono Morrick "jumpod out of tho bushes from the rond-side and cut Millor's throat from ear to ear, killing him in- stantly. Morrick was pursued and arrested noar Nodawsy Station, ton milos above this city. Tho matter grow out of an old foud botween them, Murder Near Yort Jorvis, Ne Vo Port Jeavig, N. Y. Aug. 25.— Valontino Hocohst, koepor of a Door-saloon on tho Dola- ware & Hudson Oannl, four miles wost of Port Jorvis, shot and jnstantly killed an Irish boat- man named Corrigau this aftornoon. Corrigan was intoxicatod, and throw stoncs through tho windows of the ssloon, locchat wad srrosted. Albany Bank Defalcutions Arpany, N. Y, Aug. 25.—A defnleation of 840,000 has baen discoverod in _tho National Al- bany Exchange Bank. Tho teller aud bis as- sistant mako s full nuknowlndi{mont, but thoir bonds will cover the amount taken. Tho tellor Bays that ho lonned tho monoy, sud the borrow- orts failod to ropay it. DUBUQUE. Particulars of the Accidental Shoot« ing of Eben Busby--Tho New Codes Speotal Dispateh to T'he Chicago Tribune. Dunuquy, In., Aug, 25.—Furthor particulars of tho accldental shooting of Eben Busby, noar Storm Lako, havo boen rocoived. and aro to tho following effect: The party stopped for dinner, end started for Storm Lako, snd were about 33{ miles from Nowell, when the accident ocourred, 13. Busby and another young man wore sitting in the bottom of the wapon facing onoh othor, Busby was lesning his back agaiust the front, Two of tho dogs started some chickens right by the #ldo of tho woods. As they came up to thom tho driver stoppod tho horses, and they all started to got out. Busby’s gun was Inying agninst tho front vout, with the stook sagainst tho dashboard, and tho barrol pointing townrds tho baok of the wagon. Busby rouoched to take his gun, aud the first thut was known thoy hoard o roport of tho gun. Thoy looked around and saw Busby fall backwards, I'ho wholo top of his hoad was blown complotely off, A young man named Ilownrd was arraigned haro to-duy boforo ono of tho Juuticos of the Pouco for committing the horrible and unuatural crimo of sodomy. 'Thoers isno wtaluto in thiy Stato agninsb Aliym commnitsion of this erime, so the brute who committed it cunnot bo punished as ho dosoerves, 14 will bo uniwwful, after thn 1st of Soptombor, sevording to the now codo, to curry concouly wanpons o ouo's porson in thiv Btite, It will alko bo unlawful, sud punishublo with o howvy fine, to give or sell intoxicating Hyuors utior thut dnto to Wwomen in this Btato, i s i 5 OO ‘The Cinclunatl Exposition, Crvomnnary, Aug. 20~ Thivty casos ot picturos arrivad io-day from Now Yorl wid Boston for tho Industrial Lxposition, wluch opons on Wednesday of next w Amoug the rocolpts to-duy ave pleturcs from Johu 1lvoy and Goupil, valyod nb $30,000. THE INDIANS. Tho Yollowstono Expedition Has Two Advontures with tho Savages. TFive Soldiers and Forty Redsking Killed. Tho Celifornia Authorities Desire to Obtain Possession of the Unocon- victed Modocs. New Yorx, Aug. 25.—The following dispatch is published this morning, from the Yellowatone expadition ¢ MusorrsieLt Rives, Aug, 19,~Tho abundant proparation which tho Yollowstone expedition mado for the resistanco of the Indisns bas beon ftully justifiod. The prediction of Bloody-Knifo that we should moet with savagos in tho vicinity of Tonguo River hna provon correot. Tho Ia- dious woro digcovered for tho flrat time about Aug. 1, watching our movoments aud prowling around tho eamp at mght. No overt act took placo, howover, until Aug, 4. Gon, Custor, with Bloody-Knife and & aquad- ron of eavalry, had been dotailed by Gon, Stan- loy to go and look up tbo road. IHaving got about tox miles ahosd, they halted and pickotod their horsos in tho wood by a river towait forthe train, T'wo hours aftorward six Indinus appear- od on tho plain, and made demionstrations townrd thoir camp. A diswounted line of skirmishers was thrown out, and the Lorses woro saddled. The Indions were ensily drivon off, but proved to bo thedacoy of a large anly in o neighboring wood, walting in nmbush for the cavalry. TFinding that thoir ruso had failad, the Indfans, to tho numbor of 800, boldly rodo out and ad- vanced on the grove occupied by the cavalry. Gen. Custor had only one m}undrau of :{ghly ‘men, under the command of Capt. Maylon, ono troop commandod by Licut. Custer, and tho othr by Licut. Van Tum, . 'fhe men woro sgain dismonnted, and ‘ex- tonded thoir line in s Bemi-circlo around the cay- ulry, who had rodo at_thoir baoks, and rapld firing was kopt up ot a distanco of 400 yards. While thus engaged with Gon, Custer in front, another party of Indians crawled nlong bobind uuder tho river-bauk and tried to stampode big homsos, but were frustratod. The Indians firod tho grass in soveral places, but failed to burn out the cavalry. Gon. Custor doforred a chargo, hoping that the main command wonld soon come up and nssint in eapturing tho Indians, After o throo- hours' fight his ammunition gave out. o then churged on the Indinng, who pmnpmm{ fled, dropping many of their implements, and after ielr;mh.ug sovors! milos thoy took to the bad s, Ono man was slightly wounded in tho arm, and ono horso was wounded. Ihis formed the oxtent of Gen. Custor's loas. Whilo the fight wus going on, several Indians loft tho war party, in woarch of stragglers. Coming upon Dr.” Ilonsinger, tho vetorinary surgeon, and Balarain, tho cavalry sutlor, who woero lees than o mile from the column, thoy killed them and took their horses aud valuables. Privato Jobn Ball, of tho cavalry, whilo out lwnting, met with nsimilar fato, In this fight two Indiang woro Lilled and sov~ aral ponios. On tho 8th of August, four days aftor the fight at Tonguo River, wo came upon the sito of n recont Indinn village. Stanley directed Oustor to take biu cavalry, pumbering 430 men, and fol- low and punish the Indinns. Custor loft ou the night of tho 8th, at sundown, aud on the Oth, afber o march of 40 miles, ho arrived at tho place whoro the Indiang had croseed o river twonty- fo;_llr hours bofore, taking ovor thoir families on afts, Noxt day he attemptoed to cross the Yellow- stone, which at this point is 450 yards wido. Tho current was too swift and deop to swim tho lorsos and men, and the attempt to cross had to be abandoned for want of aXes and ropes, At ovoning his camp was discovered by In- dians, nud on tho noxt morning (the 11th), at daylight, hio was attacked by about 800 In disus, Their firo was roturned for two or three hours, both parties using thoe troos as a covor. Aparty of 300 Indians thon crossod the river above and _below our camp, aud endeavored to guin the bluffs in the rear, Our mou were dis- mounted and posted on tho bluils, and received thom bravely. Thoe Iudions behind the ridges kept up & firo until Gou. Custer ordorod s charge, Our mon then mounted, and pursued thom boldly for 8 miles, Just'at this timo tho train camo up snd opencd on the Indians across tho river with artillory. A fow shots disporsed thom and ondod the fight. This battle, which took place within two miles of Big Horn, was a florce one. Gen. Custer and Adjt. Ketcham had theirhorses shot uander them, Liout. Biaden was badly shot in the thigh. vato Tuttlo, Gon. Cusfor's ordorly, was litlod, and twonty of the soldiers were slightly wounded. We hiad four horses killed, rnd throo wounded. Tho Indinns’ loss is ostimatod by Gon, Custor at forty killed and woundod. Tho Indians wero woll armed with hoavy rifles, and had sbundant ammupition. Some wero drossed in clothes procured at tho Agency. Thoso Indians were mainly Uncapapns, su] vosad to bo undor the command of Sitting Bull, ind are supposod to have recoived their sur- Dios from Kort Peck, on tho Missouri Fall, Musouri, & famous trading post for the Indiang anday infamous ono for the whites, oxpedition arrived at Pompoy's pillar on the 1bh, and reached Muscloshell on the 10th, homewyrd bound. Gon, anloy oxpocts to reach Fort Rico by tho 1t 0: Ootobor. Tho heatly of tho command is good. Lisut: Brogen 8 gsttiug on woll. it APRER Thownconvicted Modocss WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—Tho] Btato authoritios of Californin bive asked that the Modocs who aro charged withgravo offonaos committed prior to their capture, Gher than those sontenced to bo banged, be delivured to thom. A roply from the national authorties is oxpocted within ton 8, arems, Tenn. A, 25,—Gus Dallyran, sut- Jor of Gen. Custor's Itoximont, who was killed by tho Indians on tho 4th, vas from thiscity. Ho was formerly steward ot tho Chicknsaw Club, llok!unvuu a'wifo and chill now absent in Xon- tucky. BOSTON. . Assessed Valuation of Property=-A Very Favorable Exhibit, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Lribune, Bosroy, Aug. 26.—Tho Journal will publish to-night a careful analysis of the Arsossor's ro- turns, which aro comploted to-day. Thoy.showa net gain of $11,107,100 over lagt yoar, making & totnl valuation of $099,831,400, Thin reprosents tho taxable valuo aix months after tho firo, The 1o on porsonal property in the burnt district is £20,000,000, but the loss on real cstato isonly 115,000, A loss of sovon mullions i causod by & chato of the law exompting bank sharos Lold by insurance officors and unvlng&s banks, Theex- Libit is rogarded os unoxpoctodly favorabls, for tho city s tukon five milllons’ worth of roal entato for now stroots and widenings, Tho rato in 812,80 on o thoussud, au advanco of &L10 ovor last year. —_— Ruilrond Newne MounT VernoN, 1ud,, Aug, 25, —Tho meoling of the stockhoklors of the Ginciunotl, Reckport & Bonthwestorn Railrond Compuny to-day elect- o the folluwing porsons Dircctors for tho onsu- ing vonr: 8. 8. L, Mommidiow, John Bhields, Jucob Honsongood, Williun Iisor, X. Gurad, 1fonry Lwis, ', 11, Yeatmen, Jumes Kirvey, 13 3£, Babin, L, Q. Doorwillor, Joln A, Mann, Mil- ton N, Moore, J. L. Wators,—substantially the Board of last year. e Qolorad Mens Bgunl Xights Loagues Spectal Dispatels to Tho Chicciro Tribune, Wasmnaroy, D, O, Aug, 26.—A peculiar com- plication. L arlbon fa (o political affaire of his Distriot. A considerable numbor of colored poraony, under tho leadership’ of Prof. R, T Ureenor, receutly of tho 1liowaad Univoiity, who hauobtalnod considerablo notorioty horo bucauso howas n gradunte of Hnrvard Gollogo,hiavoorgan- zod themsalyes into & cotored RKnow-Nothing Club, under the style of the Eluml Tights Loaguo. ‘I'ho object of tho loaguo s purely po- Daily Teibune, CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1873. NUMBER 5. litical, from & colored standpoint, overy porsoxm boforo boing sdmitled to mumbornlflfi boing re- quired to {n‘mvu lis orthodoxy on_the eolored question.Thia movemont s opposed by tho Ropub- lican pross, Ono of tho prominont organs warng tho colorod citizons to bo careful, inasmuch as out of nonrly 95,000 votes, they only numbor about 10,700, nnd if the whitos follow thoir ox- amplo, the colored people can blame nobody but themaolvoy. THE TURF. Conclusion of the Springficld, Mass. Mecting-~Gtoldsmith dinid Trots the Fastost Heat of tho Senson-~Fullors ton Reats American GirlesThe 2:20 Rnce Won by St. James=-Custle Boy Runs Off and Injurcs Bis Driver, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. BrniNareLp, Mass, Aug. 26.~Tho soventl annusl mooting of the Aampdon Park Associa- tion was brought to a brilliant and succossful closo to-dny. Tho woathor waa delightful, and the sttondance vory lnrgo, numbering fully 12,000 poople, of whom ono-linlf wora ladies, ‘T track wag in tho finost possible condition, The froe-for-all raco, though won by Goldsmith Maid in throo straight honts, was vory intorest- ing,—partly becauso tho little moro’ made her third hoat in 2:19%, the fastest timo of tho son- son, but chiofly on account of tho contest bo- twoon Judgo Fullerton and Amorican Girl for seo- ond place. The gelding had rocovered from his oxtromoly bad humor of last weok, and, nlthoufih not nas fast a horso ad he was at Utics, ho was able to do somo romarkablo trotting, one of his half-miles boing made in 1:08. lio was drivon by Tom Carpon- tor, Dan Maco being absont on acconnt of tho denth of his mother. Fullerton made o bad Dbrenk in tho firet hoat, aud foll back thirty rods, but for all that tho Girl only boat him'a neclk for second place, IIe was not stendy or fast cnough to givo tho Mald any troublo In the race, but hio boat tho big maro fairly in tho socoud and third hests, in spite of a bad broak or two ond somg fung gaps to oloso up, and won sccond monoy, Lulu mado a vory poor showing in the raco. ‘The 2:20 raco was vory fincly trotted through- out. Tho old antagonists, Bt. James, Drothor Jonathon, Lody Dankor, and Castlo Boy camo together again, with flvo othor startors besides, Boforo tho race, 8t. James was favorito at noarly even monoy, sud continued 8o, though Jonathan won tho seccond heat. At tho conclusion of the first heat, Roden was thrown from Castle Bue'u sulky, and dmfigm] gomo distance, but nof much hurt. o drove tho sccond Lieat, but got ont for tho third. As tho horses wero scoring for the fourth leat, Castlo Boy made & violont sworve, knocked over a polico- man, upset tho sulky, and throw Roden on Lig hoad undor tho Lorkc's fook, whoro Lo wog drajzgod sovoral foet, aud vory badly burt. Tho horse ran_away among the crowd of vehicles ab tho left of tho track, and smoshed up soveral of them bofore ho conld bo stopped. He had out himsolf so badly that ho Lad to bo drawn fromn the raco. This hoat was won by Lady Bankor, in 2:27, St. Jawes baying mado a bad broak ot tho quartor-polo, Mo still remained favorite ot odds of $60 to $20 against the fleld. Hoe won tho fifth heat and raco in gallant stylo, though hard pressed by Joo Brown. BUMMARY, ILaepEN PAni, SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 25, 1873,—Pures §6,000, open to allhorses ; $3,600 to firat, 1,600 to recond ; $1,000 to third ; it hoaly, beot 8 in 5, In harnees, Budd Doble's b, m, Goldsmith Mald. Dan Mace's ch D. Pleliers 1 1 3 4 1, Lovott's b, M. Rodon's b, g, Honry. 0. A. Hickol’s b, m, Litey, Time—2:91's 2:49 3 21103, a1z Dax—Purse$4,000, for horsca that nover beat 2:20: $3,000 to first + $1,000 1 aocond ; $600 tothird ; 400 to fourths ; milo heats, beat 3 in & in Barncss, 3", Van Nes' b, g, St 1 G. N. Ferguson’s b, m. J. McKuo's b, g. Brother Jouuthan, . Jeuking’ f. 6, Joo Brown. ... R, Armstrong”: u. Moilis Morrle, X HalghV's cb. . Graco Bertraia, I', &, Carpentor’s g. g, Bhly Platter. J, A, Tatchelder's b, f. John I, AL Rodou's b, g. Castle Boy, Lime—2:20) 3 2275 ; QomacERem posessans aamnnean Poaoeaskoo! H i253 § i SPRINGFIELD. Prompt Action of the Alten Railrond Compnny in Regard to the Littc Accis © dent=s-Burglaricy=«-The Stitte Board of Equalizations-~Liconses Granted, Spectul Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, BrriNoFIELD, 11, Aug. 25.—Ouo of tho attor- noys of tho Chicage & Alton Railroad arrived horo to-day aud paid to the represontatives of ench of tho men who wero killed in the late dis- asler tho sum of £6,000, Tho monoy was paid through tho Btato National Bank, Tho prompl manner in which this mattor has boen sottled is worthy of commendatiou. ‘Tho State Board of Equalization meots again to-morrow, but I am sssured thab unioss the assossmont of Cook County sholl Lavo boon ro- ceived at that timo that tho Board will hardly proceod with the work before thon,although thosa convorssnt with the dutics aro of the opinion that muoh of the work might bo dono even thou%h it should not bo recoived, It is hardly possiblo that the Board will adjourn otber thon from duy to day, It i reportod that nine ceses of burglary or house-breaking wore committed on Saturday night horo Mlg no arrosts wero made. The peo- Il‘lo will have to arm in self-defonse, a8 the thing gotting o littlo monotonous. Licounsos were issucd to-day by theSocretary tc the White Star Transportation Col_upnn% of Chicago, oapital, $75,000; the Amorican Pub- lishing Compnuy, of Chicago, capital, $30,000; and the Artosian Well Company, of Ottawa, cap- ital, §30,000, _Cortificates of organization wera issued to tho River ucket Company, of Chicago, capital, $76,000; and tho Horso-Collar Mauufac~ turing Company, of Olayton, LaSalle Couaty, capital, $25,000. HORROR-_STI_?ICKEN. A Onrringe Run Over by a Train and Two Porsons Killed--Fhe XEnginoer, at Sight of the Bodies, Falls Down nnd Soon Explres. TRocuesren, N. Y., Aug. 26.—As the oxpross {rain, duc boro at 10 o'clock this ovening, was spproaching Batavia, it rav into & carrisge, kill- ing both occupants, Tho engino struck 18 Plmunsen o tho . horss sttschod to, tho . oarrisgo, kiliog 1 and rondoring ‘tho carriage a comploto wreck. The namos of the occupants of the camriage ate Jamoa Auderson and Donnis Dolanoy. Ouo of them wos thrown a number of yards lntoa fleld, and tho othor was drnfigod along until the {rain yae atopped. s body was horribly mau- gled, Tho eugineer, Jobn Day, stopped tho trnin a8 soon as possible, and got off tho engino to oo wha intur{ had Yoon dono. ¥n passing in front of the locomo- tivo ho saw it covered with blood and braius, aud waa 4o overcome by the shock that he walkeda fow stops whon ho foll. Ho was carried inta tho wmoking-car and diod in s fow minutes. g o Obituarys Spesial Dispatch to The Chicago Triduns. Derrowr, Aug. 26.—Bonoit Trembly, ono ot tho oarliest, sottlors of tho Snginsw Valley, and who was well known in that rogion, died to-day at Bay City, CineiNNAT, Aug, 25,—Froderick B. Lord, a wall-known rafiroad man, and s son of the lata Proaidont Lord, of Dartmouth Collogo, died at Covington, Ky., yostorday. ———— Pmontss T'he grain movoment, frow Gran 8 Dunvqur, Aug. the Wast i bocomiug heavy, The linois Con. tral Agont Baturday night had ordors for over 800 earn, and this morning 110 ompties, the lar: gost teain thab ovor crossed tho brldge, weut vent, et ocliado hus oxisted for somo doyu at Bl waukoo Junction, but is now boing broken, Kemgnation ofn Membor of theMichis gun Gon wtionil Commissions Special Dispath to The Chicago Tribune, Deriorr, Aug. $5.—The llon. Georgy V. Lo tbrop, of this uity, b rosignod his nppointment oy momber of the Constitutional Commirsivn, which moets at Laasing on Wodnesday noxt, Iy puccostor has not yo beon uppointed. . Buse Ball, PrLApELITA, Aug, 35.—Base Dall—Atlauties, 10; Athlotios, U *