Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1875, Page 5

ezt THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1876. od on leaving her withont any population. Tha @ovsroment has haatily geantod £10.000 ana pecuolary eaciifi-e fo slay the plagie, and foara Aro entortained that & ware aatious pestilonco f near at haud,—a delugo of doctors to wipe out ‘e rest of the eannibals. -— Fpidemica of erimo aro now sclentifeally roc- sgmzed. T'tio offouso of Col. Bagen has broken sut in Englana [u mora than ono inatance, Une Joseen Woopixa, of Derby, has just beea com- Luitted for trial for an assaalt upon iss Eiiza- 1xr BurlosNay, tenchor in a young ladios’ ramiuary. Tho offenno was committed fn a tun- wal, whila a third potson, ono of Miss Brraut- LAK'S pupily, ngod 15, was Lresent in 1o com= vartment, ‘Tho witness saw poung, whicl yacubiar. Most English raliway carrisges ara feruishied with 1amps tor tunnol servico. Per- 1.3pn the comfun os have bauisted them to en~ 1. urago such crimes, 1t descril ea our warm, but not lntemporate, Jueastons ol @ wounded rattior than an yngeral the tandyiug of oplibiet fronoupced urtlierts pupars " and # the fury W Buutaern & Lo euoico of adfectivin— Youdby mressonable=Luutscil.e Curer-Joenal, 1o abovo is trom su oditortal in snawer to an nticla fu thia puper. Tho quotation-marks and Aulica aro Mr. WATTERSON'S. Adjectives, be it auderatood, nie supponed to agles with wome- Wog “ludignaten” and *fury,” Mr. Ware ¥ 40y, canuot be mado adjectivos, evan if they sagreod with you, which they dou't. It waa a very scandaloud and terrifying roport which crept itdo oar nnpoilutod piess to the effect that Qaoen Victonia had formally rozeiv- o Cardinal MANSING at o warden parly of tho Princo of Wales, Lho world will revolve more serauely aftor tho announcomons that tho roport ls coteuo, It was the luvention of an Enghsh slo. gviman, who went it to tho Ghurch Mecald, a0 tha manuer 1n which that publication apolo- giz28 for tho szony 1t caused DISL Do & Loaling ateion to all tus tbior broasty tust acho, Tho Gorman Governmont In engaged in artil- lety experimouts 1 oraor to fix with sbsoluto curtancy tho conditions nocoasary for tho explo- nou of tholls 8 4oon ug they striko tho Water. 1Le United S:inios rospectfully cefers thoew to w8 two subnidized puusenger shiells, tho City of T'ul.ng and the City of Tolio, sud otlers them 48 Donneyiveols cootractors ug exporls o the manafacturs of such projeciiles. e cultivation of ten in Lhis country hias beon pieewafully attomited by Mo D, MaNaup, of Lousiang, who hus produced o perfoct aruclo, wuich sclp ot $1.60 & pound. If Mr. Ma- ano ooty kuow Lt Lusiaoss be would sucediiy ajvy fora savedy wnd o quadsaphog of tho Cuty on tos, Lut tho 1ynorunce of suwoe of our Soutorn $iates i too douse for Lopo of euligat- et —— Wa kuovw oniy ons Hection of the country in whica the Baxks residential ticket would bo likeiy to run woll. That is cho Rod Rivor coun- ty in Lowistaun, LANKs did soino of the bust po-tiula rauning dawn thers during tuo War. g b Tiio bulls on corn are gettlug up & protest apan 8t the iuterforenco of Provideuco with their vidn:i 10 sending warw weather. Lo boars wilt d Leesama to-morrow whou the ‘thormometor Latle, e Tha Clileago Cominon Councll is such a closa corj oiation that overythiug biss to bo greasod to a0t t! rough it. ————— POLITICAL KOTER Kelloy {s descendcd from n North of Ireland Piotestant and s Fronch Iuguenot, who immi- gra:cd to America In 1040, 1lo clahmy to derive froa thon bis * Fronoh volatllity and lrsh puguacity.” ‘The Omaba Herald throws up ita hat and bur- ralis 1or Qov, Tikdon, * Governor thou art, aud sl bo Prosident,” observes she ferald Por- haps Tuden may be DPresident—of the Rapid Tiam it Bailway Company. ‘Flio reason who so many promineat politiclans fonght sliy of the Greenback Couvention at Do- troit lies fn o nutsboll, Tu was undorstood that te sroret purposc of the managers of tho Con- voutivn was 1o ostablish & new party ; and now pattics, fo theso dayy, ure perslouy thiogs. A surowd political observer lu Vonusylvania predices that Judgo Rosw will be nominated for Goveruor by the Domocrats, and Btate Bonator Noyeu for [teasurer; and Simon Camoron says bo weldo't bo sarprivod 4 thiuga should turn outgo. This Is underatood to bo the Penneyl. vauia Ratlrosd Cowmpany's tiokot, ©Ola Bhepherd Lofler, Domocratio candidate for Uovernor of lowu. Lins beou clesrly convicted of 8 tallesce grab. Histrien.la tried to show that, fn 1 days whon bLe woun Cougrosaman, tho whorlest route to Wasbiugion was by warer; buy the sctling Ropubiican oditota say it would be tubo aiblo for Lum o travol by the wator-routo in Deaembac, Tuu Philadelphla Times calls tho attontion of voter:in that Hiate Lo the tact that under the vow Constigution of Peovsylvania ouly thoss aso entitled to vote who Lave been asscseod at loost two miontts aud hava poid taxes at losat vuv 1oo0th befors the dato of tho cloction, A petticn of foreym birth munt Liavo beon nutural- Lzed at least ouo month befare the olection, Lx-Soustor Fanton, one of the origiual * Lit- ecalh," i written s lottor to tho Cualrman of tho Ropublican Btato Ceutral Commitise of Ulio, in which Lo sayas ' It 1a clear that the Democratic party of your Stato has declared & tolicy ot fntlutian aud ropudiation which 1 at war with ail houest fluance, and which no citizen o regards the j.ublic wolara uced havitaio to ;':l;];u:lni 1‘21‘[:1«] the power, I should fee u docu'm.."’ ou in rosisting thoir falas Henator Thurman has agreat doal to answer for. Hia ono upeech fu the Oblo campaigu has cunveriod the hard-money Domocracy of the Ln'al. snd taught tworm to Voilova that the for- I\!.nu of the party and those of old i Allon c\: bound togethor, Thelr opinivns may not 3 ¢ct tho campaigu {n Oblo to any appraclable esite, but the oourse of the party o tho Preai- :7::.:1'::‘:"'4*]" h: iuBuencod by them, It Bill iaald win, the e mitted Lo wfation. P O oo Kelloy told m Detrolt re, :u‘ dl-r‘m:‘lnrllled with the up:m: W take it up & quka without :lol::n: :‘.Z.L'“‘“;, Jlo wdnorslly Kellay tusthor romariod that Lo way e s G described thom ag |y Wlesheas. whio waged, hungry aud ferocious, withy l{ e e meuts, aud, as toir namo’ e 7, B Lresctien.” tho. viotiu of sous edicts, the ullerorg 1 Joitical economy, Helley anv saus culolies 16 Awer] duairablo that thete shouly o 2:,'“"‘"' LD ‘Tho Datsolt Post copies ang noy; su aaticle which rocently -p::.;’:.:xf"-‘-('“f',‘u’ ENE conceruing the Goverumeng ';.) Sy O.on Tintatu.~ Tho Poal chuoryag yrsiia? 1 Ple may not yet be ready to sbandon L.\. el svatom, but bie would be a 2 brasaay 18an vouture to vredict for it a long 1.:‘";:"' ould Blccess of & party Is coming to dey nnlm':;’,' :3: wats upon {ts success in 456 man Cepaitments whiok directly ndu:":l::";:;:r X ol the people. Iu muniopal polities thers u" farger latitude than over, aad mercantile b, by weforence aver partivan tests. As this m.". :lnu lucresses tbe objeationa to the umx by :u coutiol of the telegraph will diuappoar ag mik in Englavd. Peoplo will be furced 1o hoice between ths romaiuiug evils aug @ jod by au unsorupulous monopoly | and ('H“ 10 cunoug wisaly they need to bo wi doly 8d; to think thorauglly, luulle stven. vy h-fldly turulog i tias dirootion, Ii iy S ooy Waue We kiuw of tue la [ prominant etatesman In tho Northwest whn are already studsiog and invoatigating tho subjoect, ! from evory quarter there aro wigus that the present throatontug stato of aifalra Ia srousing aud alarming every thoughtfal peraon.” Tho Houw, J. C. of Michigan, In making excellont campaign speechen for tho Re- publicans in California. Ha rocontly muggested s an epitaph for theconglometate Indepenident- Democtatie party of that Btate the touching sentiment which a husband once placed over tho graven of hin wives. Tho man had had four wives, who tiad all dlod snd baon busied, and b camo to pars that e thonght ho would remove tham from the old cemotary o & now ono. Tuero wan nothing loft of thom bt a fow bonos, and ho gatbored them up and put thom i tho Lox of s wagon s started ovor tho luli Lo the new burylug-placo, \When bio roacticd tho nnsy cemetory, the bunea had beon so minglod, the ono relict with thio other, that ho did not know which from winch. Ho had had four graves dug, and finally ho coucluded to fill up all tho graves but one, and bury them all in ono recep- tacte, Aftor ho bad bariod thom he \aa somoa- what puzzled to kuow whal sort of epitapl he shonld placo on tho tombutono ; but Hoally ho doteruntied upon cna which road ss followa ¢ Btranger, pause and el Far alary Auu llen | AMinglod i somie my Wit Laura, dane, und probatly Hanner. +That,” seld Mr. Batrows, ** will bo appropriate for thoe Judepondont-Domoctatic combiuation,” The Athletics, of Philadelplis, aro at tho Tro- mont Hoaso. Tonuyson has gouo to the Continont for the benofit of bis wifo's healdh. A.J. Carrier, Indian Agent for Dakots, is s Iato arrival at tho Palmor ilouse. Drot Harto is huuting In Maine~for idoas, not partridges, Thioy 8¢ searce thores Col. C. M. Aloxander of the Turf, Field, and Farm, in a guost at the Palmor louse, Col. Buler's peciunary loss alono was §12,000. Dear enough, ospecially for England. Boyton might as well give up the rubber-suit busiuess, and fullow Sergt, Bates fnto obliviou, Dean Stanloy ig golng to orect a monuwmont to the Wonloys in Westminstor Auboy at his own oxponsy, Graco Grosnwood hias gous to Drussels, and that acoouuts for tho toars sbed by thoe cluuas so persistently. A. L. Danglad, Commander-in-Chisf of the Japaneyo Navy, i among tho promivouts at the Pulmer Ilouso. Mr. Munthausen makes soap in Montroal, and of courdo oversbudy undorstande that ho fur- nlshes bis own lye. Lnnigsu sayd the ** Pancalets” oolumn of tho Blovmington Pantagraph 1w tho equivalont of the * Editor's Drawor " in Harper's. Judso Neitsou has roturned from s visit to tho * Cavo of tho Winds.” o uds it far moro on- jogablo thun tho * cuva of gloom." Theros a general demand amonyr tho Sunday~ schools of the country that Presdent Grunt band over ono of his Bibles to Delauo. 1t Juy Gould should die," sava tho Rochos- tor Democrat—but he will not give tho tall editor auother chango of maslews yot awhile, Charles Francis Adsms is al tho Twin-Moun- tain Louse, but, boing u candidate for notlunug, Lo haa nothiag to do with ko esuvas thore, The Orst tangiblo roault of Tice's now book is an umbralla fuctory i 8t Louis. Thora, at any rato, propliot bins hoaor among bis own kiu. JoB. Ford & Co. publish Ul Porking’ awag. Tuoy rocently failed or thoy would nover becowo bis accomplicos in publisbing his stolen jolies. Will Old Prov, kiudly continuo tbis pleasant weather for two or three weoks louger? Its worth a million of dollors aday to tho Northwoat. Archbisbop Dupanloup, of New Orloans, thinkd ho will bo wado a Cardiual becwuso bo riges st 4, summor sud winter, sud abstaius from wine, Tho reason A. T.Btowart opoued a store at Saratoga was tho heavy bettivg douo smong the lotty m kid gloves. I dumly sales are 171 dozen, Stowart says all womon want to beat dowa the olerk or ask for credit, Il prices are evidontly too bigh, liko bLis sewing-glrls' co-oporativa rofuge. Afisn Carrie West, of Palmyra,Win., ohallevges any man west of New York to swim, A bathing- st I8 oue of the things ho'll tind necussary to oarry West. There's & talk in 3Mianesots of lovying a aps- cial tax to provide Gov. Davis with a ton or two of chiowing tobacco per diem. 1t will bo chieapor in the end. Miss Denito Thornton, of 8kanoatoles, Mo., killod a porcupiue tho other day 13!¢ paunds in weight. The story may bo true meroly bevuuse it's not Deuite, A Parisisn named Vonot, swatlowed Lils glasses tho other day, probably to delude his stomsch iuto tho bellef that throo small musizooms were a hearty meal. Matt Morgan has returncd to Europe to inherit a fortune, Boma peolo in New Yark will bo - pocially glad to loarn it, and hope to hear from bLim at least onco. The disguat of a London audienca may be bot- ter umagined thau describod whon Victarin An- dersen foll from w rope 80 foet high and upilied borsolt all ovor the placo. I'ne Board of Trado wants to got up & moou- meut to Cagt. loggle for abandoning the yaoht raco to plok up o drownivg manner. It's the theory of tho thiug the Board admires most, Dr, Hutobluson, of Providonoo, who bas late- ly been appoiuted surgeon to the American Rifle Toam, is very happy, By the way, what ars the dutien of surgeon to the Amurican Rulo Team ? Mr. aud Mra. Colton, who were wedded in Barnum's balloon to advortise hla cirous, bave quarreled only to make up. [fhus * Marrisge sud Doath sad Division” make Daruum his living. Au notress has horsewhipped Laura De Force Gordou, & Oallforois editress, and got tho worst of it. Its oasy onough cowbidiug tho steru sex, but, when it comes to the other, thero are hoopu and bustles that one kuows not of. The Louiwvillo Courier-Journai is kind enough to credit Tuk TRIsUNE with one of Alsxaudre Dumas’ bon muts regarding the difforonce bo- tweon tho sexos. Ve blushingly dochns tho Lonor. It was uot crudited bocaueo its author- ship waa vnkuown. We do aot iudoizo Duwas’ delinitiou, and modeatly bolieve we can give a better ouw, which the Courier-Journal is st tib~ orty (0 guess at, HOTEL Annmivals, r, Mollue; ¥, Dowdall, Lou:sville a N.lllulver, L, ledo s Col, A. ci fos ‘Naiupetosd, New Orieoun i Alden'Gugo, ; Willlam Hoyt, Aubirn ; Charlos uling, Ht, Louls; Q. Dorg, Datavia,,..ive mont Hows—Whllim ~* Waernock, O, *"Bper- ring, W. A Porter, Luiladelphla; A G, patien, Golumbusy, T, W, Ferry, Nichigan; J,'D, Uarlow, Loston; Nobork B, Keioy, Edwund Verailles, Frouvo; it, 1. Jonos, v Falmer orise— 3 wmstock, Peoris § . Blocum, Brovklyn ; 'Garland batiaws, Bus jusd; D. B, Brown, Des Moluees Willai Sioaus w York'; £ 8. Moryas, Troy : D, K. Ball, Olfo ; Davi MoWiiiauin, Dwiubt # G8oige W, Tulbut, Toston'; J, We Hobbiuy . B B, obias, Wiltavurg:'0, W, Jenxs, Bostou; W, E, Grosby, Davenport ; M. Koo uu{..‘:;ummn i 1'1, 1]); u’r""fi' Cuntou J, J, Reed, i . P, er, O Por), Montreat; M. M. o ey Dalsymyple, Baliiinore 3 J. Nowlon, Deuver § B, 1. New York ; 1, J. i J. ogan, Boston ; W, T, Biown Atsiaisen.. g pu: lousluon,.. . Grund Pal tdo—Witltam ' M, Harvey, il, Grover, M. Hatch, En. glaod s J. B, Oudlias, Ofucluuatl; Abraw Gu i, Bieplen fln’llnd& ¥ dvuea, Duirult; i &, Fo W 5,3, Huuay, Wea 3 W Raborts, Flivdbuegs We twan, J.0. Newtou, sud A. J, Colt; Cinuatii Lioyd U, ilareie, 8t Loute; Valilp W, Fan Now Rork: 0, il Gty or 1 4. W, Purisb, » Ul "Kup- New Yurkj &, Wakeiy, uhlulluuL U, 4. Clispuuni, udy Oruon; W T, Baid, M Ligan}’ @y A8, Buwiiiad, Hak ik DEMONOLOGY. Indian Territaryh—tha Inner Temple of American Diabolism. Two Deeds of Superior Cruelty Re- ported from That Region Yesterday, A Man's Dying Agonics Prolonged by o Terrified Horse, A Woman, Falling Among Fiends, Is Final- Iy, Yeb Mercifutly, Bitied, A Man Cuts the Throat of His Infant Child at Jamestown, 0. Of Other Murders and Assnssina. tions a Gloomy Variety. MYSTERIOUS MURDER AND SUICIDE, Anectas Binaleh to Ihe Clacias Tribiine, MILWAURER, Auy. 26.—A suinll tavorn on the T.oomis rond, about 9 miles south of tho city, was tho ncono of a torrible t1age-ly. and hias been visitod by hundreds sinco morning, ‘The piace was found closed, and neighbois, to n-cerain tho cauke, looked luta tho window, and weie borrified to Bud an old settlor of the vicinity, ‘Thomas McCarthy, & man sbont 60 years of age, Iying doad upon tho Hoor, with a bullet-holo in iin forehigad. Entrance was effected, und the bodg of McCaithy removod to Lis residence. August Baaman, proptiotor of the tavern, could not bo found, and it was sup- vasod that ho fled on commission of tho crimo. The plnco indicated that there bad been a desyorate s ruggle between the men, Tho walls were furrowed by bullots and the win- down brokeu by gin<ses piciked np from the countor, Baumann was soca in the neighinor- hood b 41U o'cluck by the torenaon, zud suusa- questly_returnod to kaloon aud comitted suwicido by stiootmg humeelf twieo i tho tight breast. Tho mon woro lout Been by a boy at & Jato hour on Wednosday night, and were then Jultiug at vacl orior's oxvense, It ib wapp sed that they snosequently quarroled, and tua: Lau- man rhot McCarthy 1 tho lisat of paemon. Bmann _way, o bachelor, about G0 yoas of g0, Mo fas a nephow i Chicago, and rolatives st some othor point w Bhnow. lie camn to this place from Akrow, 0., in 1815, MeCartliy wan an old reeident, aud leavos a largo fonnly of grown-up clildren. An inigiost 1s 1 progress, but nothing Las been olicited beyoud the facts Lore related. ‘TWO MORE_HORRORS. Svectad thzpatch to The Clacavo Tridune, 8r. Louts, Aug. 20.—Nows was rocoived hora to-night of two torrible tragudies n tho ludien Terntory, Jobn Hatcbet, & Cherokes of tho Coocescowio District, whilo sitbing in his door, botding his lorso by tho bridle, was ap- proached by 8 colorod desperado named Howard, who, withour eaying 8, word, struck IIatchet a {remendous blow on tho boad with a hoavy picco of timbor torn from B wagou seat. Tuo blow frightened tho horso, which dashed off, oatanghing lstchot in tue bridlo reina and draggivg him ot full speoda coratdorablo distance, Jacerating bis body in & uornbio macnor. The murderer folloaed hun up aud hoat hin to dea b with tho otub, mashing Lug wkull I & fur:btfal way. Lt Thursday i tho Liun District 8 womsn unamed Emeling Junes, who Was & prominent witooss 1 & warder caso 800n to cvwe wo fur trial, was brutally and ropoatedly outraged by ruliauy, sud thou asscesinated, It is supposed that tno purpose of tho wurder waa to yet her out of tho way aa a witness, WHISKY-MEN ARRZSTED, Special Dispatch to the Qrcago I'ribune, Brawtoriety, L., Aug, 28.—~Ouo of Col, Roe's Doputy United Btatos Marabals bLrought dowa from Pekin to-day quita & numbor of distillers aud others charged with varicus offenscs. Ja- cob Lucas, & Gaugor, chargod with untawfully signiug certificates of cancolation of stalofs, Robert Warner and Clristian Ackerman Lad boon drawiug off distilled spivits from barrels on which stamps had not been cancolud—so chatged. Daniel J. Resoror, MHowman E. Kecklor, aud Goorga T. Ramingor, malong up the Lekin Dintilhug Compuny, nad Loen earry- 1 on & rotail hquor-traitic—eo charged—with- out liceure, Tuo wholo squad wore arrafgnod befura Commlissfoner Adsins, and beld i bouds of $1,000 to apperr biare at the noxt torm of tho Uunited Btates Court. A BRUTAL HUSBAHD. CINCINMATE, O, Aug, 20.—Guatave [Tumber, of Jameatown, Greene County, O.,whilo ivtoxicatod Iast evouing, made an atiempt to kill Lus wito. Bho fled acrusa the street to tha Louse of & neighbor. Lumber lollowed aud made an un- succonsful offort 1o get into tho bouso by broak- {ug the windows, Ifo then thirestencd to return to bis house and lnll bis ehild, which way abnut 18 months old, thiuking bis throat would indace s wife Lo coma out, but it tathug to Lave the desired offect Lo returnod to his huuse, brocured & Lablo-kuito, shiarpened it upon tha stove, lwok tho lnfaut fiom the aimsof Lis hittle pir), 13 years ol}, laid i upon the tloor, aud delibioiately cut {ia thioat trom oar 10 ear. Heo then threw the ohild bnd kmte upon the bed sud went back and told biw wife what he bad doue, He was aftervards arreatod. Eo till segrots that he did not kill hus wite. TWO CIRCUS MEN ASSASSINATED, Daruunst, No B., Aug - 20.~~Thw murniog, while Gibba' Menagerie was gouting voder way for this placo, three wen crawled up within 50 yurde of the tent ocoupted by the convasmen aud firea two shot-guus, Inutautly kilting Wil- hiam Speating, of Calais, Me,, and dungeious- Iy woundng Amos Wagnor, of Liverpool, N. 8. After tinng, the mon ran toward the shote, their twoks boing moou atter thoy jumped over the clit, The Sueruf aud n laige powss, w.th the Coroner, imaiodiately Jofs fu search of tho wur- dorers. Tho ouly Suown reason for tho muider 1n % disputo that sroso betwesn tho cirous men and aomo roughs, who wera trviog to galn ade wnittance withous paying last nlght, BURGLARIES Dixox, Ill., Aug. 23.—The rosidonce of D, B, McKiwney, Exq., of thls city, waa eutered Jast night by burglacs. Mes. Msord, bis daugbtor, bearing thew in ber bedroom, gave tuu alarm. 2lr, MoKiuney lost ouly bis pocketvook, which contatued & staall amotns of monoy, Burglars, the wame night, ritled & way.our un the Norile wostern Rallioad, snd aleo robued w stranyr of d0on our stroots. Tho Iactlw, Lho o.upity placus ave overruu with dosperadues, and tbere 880w to be no remedy excops by tho orgaula- siou of vigulant comuntteos. BUIT TO RECOVER. 8pectal Dispateh to The Chicaje Tridune, Danviers, i, Aug, 26.—E, C. Luytoo, an old citizon of thi place, has cowmwhcad & Buit sgatust ous Warren Hparks for debuuctiug snd weduoiug bis deughter, placiog the demugos st 5,000, aud an attachmont for that suw agaiet defondaut’s property was issucd by Judyo Davle, ol tue Cirows Oout, to- INCENDIARISM IN NOVA SCOTIA, Havtrax, N, 8., Aug. 26,—Oroxt excitoment biaw boon caused at Bear River by the burulug of barue belongivg to thd browher and cousin of the late Mrs. Ilobbine, The tire iy dupposcd to lLisve been tho work of Mrs, Hobbius' busbaud, who murdered hior on Thursdsy lust, He ta siis- posed to be secretod in tue woods, sud I wen are searcluug for Liw. MIBAPPHOPRIATION OF FUNDS, Portaviues, Ps,, Aug, 26.~Tto case of the Comuwlsslovers of Bobuyklll Coauty, on trial slnoe Muudsy, obsrged with wivappeopristion of public fauds, snded with & vurdios of guiiby, THIEVES AT MILWAUKEE, Bpectal Disvateh to The CAwougn I ribunda, Muwavssy, Wis, Aug. 90.—Hevars! robberies ad eoafideuce opesalivus bare Lesa ellicled to-day. Fonr or five private reaidences wars de- Avoiled durizg t 2. 0f tha c reun procas- R, and oy J it nevd * 1o the o2- tont'of 200 worth of | 3 AN UNLOVELY CROWD, Spectnt b snateh o [he Chieaan Tribune. LACHOssE, Win, Aug. 2i,—Munday pight the Chict of I'ahico hors nlipped a gang of rutlians, the msjfonity of them Barunm’ bangors-on, out of town on tuo Clucage % B, Paul Road. While on the train they were vers uuruly, giving the trammen much trouble, On reaching Baugor, & puruion of tho pang was wnioaded, sud, on Tuen day wmght, nucked the toan, Seven budie wero eniered and conuderauie monoy aud g #olein. Noane-ts. SLEEPING CAR ROBIFRIES, Cixerxy, Aug. 25— Passengers on the trafn from Chies vin tho Kankakes route, last night, report tho robhery of tho occupauts of tho dleoping-car to tho amouut of 21.030. Every anaugar (0 the wleeping-car except 0no W8 1oubed. Two wien sirkpoctad of the fubbery left tha train at Lafssatta. UILTY, Spertal Dinatel to he Chienas Tribuna, Dezwotr, Mich., Aug. 26.—The trial of Fred- erick Samples for tho murder of John Clow, in Murch Isat, was conciodod st noon. The fury verdictof murder in the st degroo. John . Keily, L sccom, hico, plesded guilty of mur- der in thn socoud degree. ‘Lho ploa wss ao- copted. HICE FECLINGS. Spectal Dispateh to ¢ he Chicano Tribune, KAxsas Civ, Mo.. Aug. 26.—J. C. Ksudall, the absconding clotk in the County Collectar's office, hiaw writteu a letter to tho Collactor, sayiug ho lost tho minsing money at gambling snd coutd uat stavd tha elfect of an cxposure, 7The awount {s 8upPOsLd Lo Lo about 31,200, INDICTED FO7 EMELZZLEMENT, Bax Fuascisco, Cal, Aug. 26.—1he Grand Jury yesterday fonnud o true Lill for embozzle- mout agamst Miior, ahas Woodruff, the de- faulting Secrctary of the Coptiact and Livance Company. The chiargo agatust lossus, the Av- wessor, Were lguvied. INCES' Speetat Dianatel to ['he Chicano Tribune, Kavaxazoo, Mica., Aug. 26.—Paoliceman Waal arrested and delivered to tho Shoaf Lere this afternoan W. C, Vanilogman, chargod with so- ducing s own sintor st Hollaud, Mich, Waal cluuns tho roward of £i00. MURDERING HIGHWAYMEN. Speetal Duavatch o The Chacaon Tribune, Kaxaas CiTv, Mo., Aug. 25.—Two highwasman sttompiad to rob 8 man nswed Gredy, ou Droad- way, at 10 o'clock to-niebt, and when ho reaint- ed, shot bun in the sido. ‘Lho wound, though serious, is not futal, EIGHT NEGROES KILLED. Vienssrna, Aug. 20,—A Jerald special from Macon, Bisw, roports & riot at New Hope Churell, In which elght neeroos wera killed and severnl wounded. ‘Tho cuuscof tho riot was s ‘liunrml Dbetweon & mhite aau and & nogro sbuut rus-beating. HILD FOR TRIAL. Bosrox, Aug.—Tho examination of Willisn 8. Carson, ex-Superintendont of J. P. Bauiors' vorkejncking honxo, charged with embezzling £150,000 from that firm, wos concluded to-day. Carvon was Licld for trial in §150,000 bonda, CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, Nw Yonk, Aug. 26.—Col. Juhn J, Hildreth, ono of Bergl's ofilcors, was seriously beaton to- day by Joseph Eagan while [uvestigating s casc ol lirged cruolty tw nolwuls. 'Tho ksesilaut waa arrostod, ARREST FOR MURDER, Spertal Corresvondence of The Clicago Tribune, Lasting, Mich,, Aug. 26.—Tho Sberiff of Clin- ton Couuty arrosted to-day Henry Qoff for mur- ?Mt in Ontario, Wuyne County, N.Y., in May 2t FATAL RESULT. New Yong, Aug. 26.—J. U. Noe, sassnlted in his atoro Sundav, died this ovening. Bo far the mssasuin has uot been ideutitied. THE BORDEN MUTINEERS. BostoN, Aug. 20.—The matineers of the schoonor Jefferson Bordou Lave been fally com- mittod for trial. TWO NEGROES HUNG BY LYNCH LAW. New Urlcana fiulletin, A Op BSaturdsy last, at about 3 s. m., two ne- grooy, Joit Brown and Morria Morso, charged with ontraging tho porsou of & young murried woman (whita), and who, under ovidouco aud conforsion, wero undoubtedly guilty, woro taken from Juil by tho peoplo of Poneacola sud Lung. ‘Tue polica of the town came up aftor tho affair and sttacked the party who lad oxocuted the won, Blots wore oxchangod, but thore was no one burt, Tho negroes woro cut down by the police, but tho work had becn offoctually dono, sud they woro dead. o lianglng took piaco in tho neighborhood of Boville 8 naro, on & vacaut lot, coruer of Hariagorsn and Florids Blauca strects, oppusite the Eprscopst Churel. ‘The two nogroen were coufined in the jail chiarged with tho outragu of tho YOUNE WoIAY, —n young marriod woman, the mother of & youug infant,—wuo ta 8iil snifenng from the njurica received at the bauds of tho vlack fious. through the Erpreas and tho Gazetle tull par- ticulais of tho affair were giveu to the people, and theso patticulars croatod gieat vaciiewent and juthgnation, 1t was known that *a Judge who trics prison- ars at conveniouce® prewded over & Court to which prisonors chiarged with a capital offepso ara returnablo, and feara wero expressed by the esciiod and jndignant peoplo that tho brutes would eszupo the Justice that the Jsw piovides, und, thuw teariug, they took sho luw in their own hinads wnd dealt justice. Boaldea the two pegroes oxecuted, there wore two others,—one Jourdan Wiliiams, who made hiis escape, but will probably be captured and sliaro the fate of his comruaniuns tn ciimo ; and oue Berry Dorson, who died 1u_the huspital at Tenuncola, from injuncs reccived ut the hiauda of tno other thico. Horsoastated to Marshal Tonart and to Mr. Richard Evans that ho wua one of the tour mea that bad conmitted the outrage, mon- xiuuu:‘; the others, thosa exccuted aud tho one nawed, aud that Le Lsd repouted uf bis crime on toaving the scone, and had thieatoned Lo fue form on thom, und that they then attacked him aud tried to kill bim, aud laft Lim on the rall- road track for doad. The country fa beiug lnn:lrhd for Williaws, and Lis capture s alwost cortan, ———— s ARMY REUNIONS, OHIO. Covonnus, 0., Aug. 90,—Word comes bore that Onal arcsngements for the Soldiers' Natlounl Rounlun, at Caldwell, O., Bept. 1, 2, aud 8, 1875, ave comploted. It {s expeoted that Qens, Bheridan, Logan, and Nogley, ox-Qova. Curtin and Hayes, Gen, Coclerill, of Missouri; Gov. Alleu, of Quio; the Iou. Qearge H. Péndloton, Benstors Thurinao and Sherman, aod tue 1ion, Goorge W, Morgan wilt addrcss the camp, President Grant is contidently expected. A sword captured by Gen. Cockerill from Col, Archer, at filton Station, wilt be returued to is ownse with uapressive ceremontes, Mauy Histos bave responded, pledging lurge delugs- Hous, INDIANA, Teare Havre, Io Aug. 26.—The soldiers’ mass-woeting and reunion at Rockvillo on the bils and 8ih of Beptembor pramises to be the laryous Basombiage ever gotten Logother 1 Weste eru Indians, ~ Gen, Slerman, Beuator doitun, and utber distivguisted aoldlors sud citizous, wilt be preveus, ——— GORDON, OF GORDON CiTY, &viciat Disvatch to The Chrcaan Tridune, LaNooLy, Neb., Aug. 28.—~Captsln John Gor- dow, of Black Hills fame, arrived hero to-day, baviug been at Faila Clty, Ho had an examins- tiou by Judge Dundy, under & wnt of haveas corpus, baviog Leeu held by the military for s past. A dsoislon was ‘rendersd oidering Lis roivave, Gordon {utends to wake i hively tor she wilitary autliorities in detainivg him, He will cowiuenos action f0r falss imprisonmant. phatetdtl e i COFFEE SALES. Ricanonn, Va., Aug. 30,~Four tbonsand bags of 110 coffes, tha cargo of the bark ‘Tno. sold to- dav for 1955@203 conta gold, Tue bidling was apirited, Tus buyors wers moatly from Balil- mw;flnluu Wesk 0o dals tealised $10,000 o g SPORTING NEWS, The Athletics Dofeat the White Btook- ings by Sheer Gaod Luck. A Beven-Mile Runawny at the Earlville Ruces, Boat-Racing at Madison—The Regatta at Sa:atoga, BASE-BALL. ATHLESG-CHICAGN, Torterdas's ratwe botaecn tho Athlstics and Whita Slockings was rathor a surptiso tothe small party proscat, both for the cloeness of tLe ncore and tho pooricss of the batting, Tho lome club wore, aa usual. iu bad shapo in 1n- vortant positions : but, noverthiel-ss, mada sn excellent +howing iu must of the inmngs. Their misfortunes began ia the first inuing, when Oleun, who had goue to first on called balls, was put out on Deviw's foul just as be had sterted for & good steal, From this poiut to the sixth junimg they went vut iu onu, iwo, thrus order, not & mau getling to first un suy provocation. Io the sixth Golden led off with a clean two- baser to niglit field, and it looked as if runs might result, but tho nest tured strikers went out with oage, and left Goldon on second, In the eiglith suning Golden agaia hit bard to rignt fleld. and Lok first on Auson's slow hsudhng. Atter Wairen bad fouled out to Clapp. Bicluski camo to tho tekcto Wil o bard-hit hiner to jett- centse, wlich Liggler lust in the grass, and whilo ulr was hubting 1L up Golden wecured the oniy Chiesgo rut of tho gamo, lu the uinth inning theio tcemad 10 be A Projcct of ruus. 1na.- wuch a8 Shines led off with o clean lit; tul tho chance was lost by Petern, who toreed Hies out at kecunds again by Hastiogs, who drove s liuor to Anann, v which » duubio play waw made, thy tieldor retnruing tho Lali 10 second iu Lo to caten Lotess, why Bad started tor tlid. ‘The virtors wore 58 Jucky fu their play as therr Ineuds couid have wished, ang neored ther WILLIDG 1BLE 1 &1 iLDINg (0 wluch they miado not & eunglo Laso lut, L was tho fourth, snd Ciaver led off siua hit o Warren, who kat duwn ou the bail, I bo ruuner then ntolu second ou llurtings’ low throw, sud came Loumo ou Potosw' mutl of Hutton's grounder. The luter got to eecond on B Lsd Hiops 1o thind whiie Detets wasy putting oue il anl Lomo winle Auson's Lit wus bewg ficldel from Potors to Gloun. Mebnde clused the suuibg with 8 foul to Hamtings. Tuus it wos that the 10me nine were UBCKT otuugh to FIve AWAY tho gamo Ly tureo errors in oue ishing, woiio their opponcuts did Lo beitung to spoalyul 10 the whole game. Davliu's itching was mo effectivo that tho Philagelphisns made ouly oue unyuerticnable baso hit—that of Clapp io the tirt moing— though the utupire sllowed suuiver in the sevouth ipmng ou what waa almost certaiuly & foul. Hastings playsd sn excollent game, conaider- iy the uelivery ho had to face wnd the stato of biv buuds, Guiden wag also 8 decided belp, sud wkae iu tho Lret juning & wouderful vne-bund catch, For the Atblatics Clapp, Craser, and Hutton did zlnn playiog, and Mcegitde the kicking—as usual, Mr. McLean in his umpiring was 88 pear ac- cutaro aud tmpaitial an suy man couid have Leon, #ud vory Litio fault wea found. Foliow- g TOE AcORE. ATnLrTice. A A o 1 o o i [ Crav 1-Chioa, Bplor, 1: Craver. 1. tinakd, 17 Ulena, L. The morcuw, aud if the Lome club evor do get luck outhelr side the contess will bo very lutarest- ame clubs play agsin to-day svd to- 10g. NoTLs. Cuthbort, of the Bt. Louis Club. has beon al- lowed 1o resiggn ; probable cause, 100 much Riv. The 8t Loula Ciub have engsged for next year tho following membora of this year's team : Yiradiey, p.; Miller, 0.; Lehlman, 1b,; Battin, Qb Pike e . Itis undorutood that tha Chicazo mansgo. wmont bave engagod & ticlder named Joues. of Lo amatonr Ludlows of Covingtou, Ky. Ho is d to bo a flue toider sud & wonderful bats- man. A correspondent writen an indignant dofonsa of Hastings, 10 reply to a rewark 1o Tie Trip- UNE ta tbe affect thut in Wednordy's gamo +¥ tli ostona lisd no piteuor, and the Chicagon uo catclier.” The gist of the communication s 84 follows: Brots Hautings stood mors punishment and received lena crodit thau auy other cabelier thal over wtovd up bohind s pitcher,” 1lis hands after tho yame wers biack and Liuo from punisbunent soceive § by the swift Jieing of Deviin ; wid, oe Capt, tares Wright sald, 0 8t00d whst fow clchers of the profeslun could atand, Place Bcott Hustugs Leliud & plicher with tue practice that White bas Usd behind Bpajdiog, sud you will s0e as good catching. Haatings was in_no coudition to play ball on Wedueaday or yestorday, aud naiug but the Inck of & chauge catctior put him oo the tiald at »ll, e cariaiuiy piayed pluckily, aud as well as could have beon expucted from oy manin bis condition, ATLANTICS Va. PHILADELPAIAS, PinuapcLrals, Pa., Aug. 20.—~The Atlantics and Philadelphias played their soveuth game this afteruoon, the lalter ausin winuing, the scare boing 10 to 5. The Fuilade);hiss made eight ruus tho fltst three fnuluge off Cassidy, aud ouly two runs off O'Neill. Tlio jast six ip- vinge, with O'Nell pilching, the Atlansics bat- ted well, making twelve clean hute to thoir Op- ponsnis’ thirteen, aud earning oue to three by the Philadelphuas. Thilsdelphls A OAME AT PEWAUKEE, WIS, ctal Lisvaich to L'he Chicago Iribune. Trwauxge, Wi, Aug. 26.—A gawo hea just been finiutied botwess: the Oaktou Club of Po- waukee, and the olub from Ocouomowoe. The formor won—40 t0 18, Tue Towoseud, Draper, u...!muauu Housos are n mourming at the Teault. A GAME AT ELOIN. : ueago Tribu une, Tik., Au he_Laseside Base-Ball Clab of Chickgo, played the Eigio Bu Citys to- ll:y. e game resulting in faver of Elgnby 14 8 THE TURF. BONNER'S LATEST PUBCHASE, ‘The Utica Herald bas the followiug notice of the gelding Grafton, recently purctased by Robert Bonner Tor somethiug like $30,000 ¢ He fs 7 years 0ld, sud comes from rusulug stock on ‘botls mides, haviug bects sirod by Wasy and démund Ly Kavauaugh's Grey Eagie, & 800 ot the gruat Urey Lagio, Lt oiest Liorse uver uu thu Alnericen turf, Landa Ligl, a rich chustuut, rakish fu appearaiics, and 18 said 10 Fesutuble tho Auvurn tores frow Wi shoulders 10 the Leck. ‘Tuus far be Lius bad but Jittls worke—not_enough io make Lius 2 stoady as hesbould beon the turl, Wacn he Lreaky baitobo pulled slmost 10 & stendstdli 40 gob biws wpon s feat ugain, Tustrial st Clsveland, Grafton trotted a wilo ln 210k, ot by hugging the rall, butlu the widuls of the t7ack, A, Penistan purcbased Lim last 3l o Lextugtou, Ky, sfier swoity biw show an amasu burat of ajived in & rece which Lie lost, Lo la regards sanne of the juoet rei: Ll borves brouglt out, virtually bis Arst svsson's work ou the burf, aud 3o atsd 1t 1o Lelloved that Ls can tpuey Tuls purchase virtuslly ratires Grafton from the public turf, aa Mr. Bouusr doce nob trut Lis Lorses in Tuces for miney, We are glad be bas fallen tato such good bands, Lut regrel thak be did not have su o tunity for beating Goldamith Mad's Ume oa 4he Park this week, BACZ8 AT LONG BRANCH. Loxo Bxaxc, Aug, 30,—The extra mesting at Monmouth Park opened to-dsy. lo the first raoe, for 8 purse of $300, 1 mile, Bpendibrift, Giltiflower, B. P, Carver, Ceutuiy, Leutis H, Vaudesbils, Ceusor (tltly), Dickons’ flll{’ Cam- deu, Revolt, Burgoo, Windaw, long Brauod, g0, aud Wasrior siarted, Tho raue was vnfl‘fu&d:hm\ h"ul.. 1{:;:511-]. “mlminwnr tury thif wo, 1:40%. it Sioo, 13¢ ecoid £Acs, for & | ures of z-;d'--uu"uau Aliun I'wu-hlnu» 3 Y o the [ ! Coftas. Pente, Colt. Jack Tuigg, sad Vonsngo Al atartod. The race was won by four leogthe, Time, 2:49¢. Tue purwo of £:00, 15{ milss, wan won by | Ouage. Dounghrook second. Time, 3:1. Thero wete fiva atacters, Lha ruder of Domnrbiook wan e Lo from the treck for aviling the race. ‘Tue purre of $100, mile heats, over four bur- Alen, wan won by Carinon in 1:5455 And 1:0484. . TUE SPRLSGITALD (MA83,) MERTING. Nprtsarier, 26, —At tne [Tamo- HBonsation was per-Maker by 2:20, Be¥s T, Lieatag Jim I James the s recond lioat was not it set Lack for run- vt U liret, Courth, sod sisth vz e third aud fifih, and Kt o Lutss wan £3,000, sud tho second wenL Lo Jaz Iy 1n the raCe, 1or prisee uf = 5000, Clem= entino wou three of four teaw trots l, und tho Lret oney, and Dontier (e secoud moveg. Time—2i247; : 2265 320 22y THE FANMER CITY FAtR, Specint bispatoi o 1he Ch evin Frivine. Brooamsarox. 1L, Aug. At the Farmer City Fair {o-day the threo-nmute race was not Hut<hed. darsneas cumiog on at the conclomen of the fourth heat. Tle lirst heat 384 takon by DBirdio, ~time, 3:013 the eecond by Uhver Twiat n 3 the thurd by B rgs in 3:02. Tuo rua- niog race waw won by Giuster—time, 1.4317. Thore nas » vory large attendance to-day, 1ho gate-rccej ta wero over TUIRD PAY'S MEETINU OF TH EARL PARK ASS0CIA- i Spectal Dispatch Lo [he Chicnao Tribune, EanLviLLe, 1, Ang. 26.—1he firston the programine was tho dufiuisbed race of vesterday, for hursen of the 2:2) class, pureo &:00, $350 to firut, £180 t0 econd, #60 to tlurd. Thera wore eighe entrien, and all came for tho woid. sevring for the first hest, Lalv I, and ¥ Grswald collided, upsetting the former's sulky and thwowirg Murpny, the driver, out sud dise lueating hiy sboulder. The mate run three times arond the track, when eome ope op horsebaes, tryivg to Stop Ler. ran nto tha yuiky, “tasing off & wheel. Bl rtill coptiaued to tun at o rapid gait, the Aulsy wbriting her Loels and gosting ber loge ternbiy, Un tho keventn jound olio was caught. She will be untiz tor work for a lopg time, Tlho race was timehed this moruiug. Y ¢ Fudl Sucrldan. ... Amy B..... Wiaiehaiis The followws Is the riing's prograaiae for & purke of oud, 20 10 tiird @ H 11 3.2 [ v o6 3 4 tlarry Logan. . 6 ¢ fiarty Hogkio o8 Airucuious S on ARG w o 1 dr dr ) In the afternoon tho aitondance wan very mueb larger, und tho dust very niuch thickor oh everyilung und every oo, till we looked us 1f jurt imported from the Great Dewert, The first wn tho Jiet was the %:43 clasy, pureo of &i50: 2210 10 first, §103 to eocoud. ame 535 5o fhind. ‘TlLere were voven entriew, and all pasaed off well 1t the tard boat. whon tho judges, suspecting that Cajt. Jack was pulled, orderod Harry Spencer 10 tako him in cboryo, but it ¥8s no une, B Ation showed sho had wore speed aud mors Lottom. Following is the summary Marion, Lyme—1314 5 uITY | 2O No. 12 was for the 2:33 claes, purse of €500, $300 to tirat, £150 to second, 850 to third. Of tho 3iuh: horsca entared ouly five cama for the word 3 Kitty Birsttun Kty Tirsuch, Aldige.. 1 2 35 3 ‘ Quigiatep. ar. Chievlor Thomas, aesssalls Tutne—disvxg ; 23147 2:33%. Qbserver and Mollis Morris try it sgaln to- IMOriow. CRAD ORCWARD, KY., BACES, LOCISVILLE, ., Aug, 26.—Ab the Bpring Hill tained writ of error from the Common I'ean of this county, an arder for u atay of proceedings in a easn shere Corbin wan tinad under the vil~ Jnge ardinan-e to ionlaty beer and portor houaes. Tua qacatin of the vahding of the otdmance will uo beard at tio Octoror torm of Court. . Sresinl Inmateh ta The Chiero Tribune, Warenmay, lil, Ang. 26.—orace Austin, the saloon-keepnt here, wan taken to Bycamoro a whiin ago, and tined $215 for melling liquor with- out s Licenes, Ul eitizenn making proy arations tu arceat Lum again, ho lian left tho placo. CASUALTIE DROWHNED, Buectal Dirgatch by Ine Chicace Tridune, Ispiavarors, Ind, Aug. 2. -The Loy of- Emma My#rs, n beautiful young womau 22 yeara of ngo, and hving st 23 Indisna avenue, was found m the eistern this evening. Bho loft the houna abotit noon, and 1t 1 supposed that while aticmpting to draw water was woized with dizzi- ness and fell into the cistern lradiong. No Kasbes or ucard wore found upon ber person. Speriut Dispatch to The Ciiian 1 ribune, 3o0s1N0To, Lil, Atg. 26.~This atiernoon Joluny Bargin, 5 yoara old, Tell iu n slougi-well G ules asuta of the citv, and was drownod. Atiusos, Kan., Ang. 26,—Clareuce N. Abbot, 8 4o 01 the editor of the Patrinf, of this city, wandrosnnd & faw days ago while ctossing ihe Notiwan Ruver, Utah, 7rage 5 b FATAL RUNAWAY, Speeial Corres, anience of The Cliucaas Tribune, Lasuixo, Mich., Aug, 25,-~Cornelius Handy, & farmor living wouth of Delhi, was instaotly killad by & runaway team, vostordiy. Svesial Corresponaense af Ie Chicags Tribune. Drs Moises, I8, Ang, —TI'rof. * Juliog Stevens, wife and chind, of lfumboldt, wera Roing to Fort Dadgo with a carniage, on Fridag 1ant, 1o moot frivuds expecied un tho cara. The team bocams tiightaued s rau awny, destroya e the cartiage and iu furing Mrs. 8. 60 waveraly that abe died in 8 f Loy 6 Profossar ow wud the cluld wore oot Luit. FATAL FALL, Speetal Disvaish to Ihe Chicarn Tribune, Ispravaross, Ind., Aug, 25.—John Sironch, & workmen on the new bLwiding of Flotchor & Sharpe. fell fram n senfiolding thin evening, Luling bim alisost inatauily. Lo loaves & wil and 1o cl.ldron. KILLED BY A LING STOMNE, IxpiaNATOLI?, Aug. 96.--A Gonoan Iaborer, name uot scertamel, waa killed thia ultarnoon Ly a atone fallivg on him from o new building. LIRS, THE LOUISVILLE E£XPOSITION, Loutavitir, Ky., At 26.—1Le Lounrille 1n- dnatrial Expasition opeun nest Wodvesdas. A great deal of wpace s now occapied with & vast vaticty of toveliios. Tho openiug day will be sigusiized by & miousior procession, in which the muehwnies and mauufactators ubout the falls will bo represcnted. Soveral firms will malio a¥e ot & coit of over §6U.000. All tho bo- leut ard military orpRnlzations will pattici- pate. The Goverur will e pre-ent and prosido at the opening, and Gixweisied etranicers from abroad have Leen mvited, The Nuural History biaco the laie mtod Htatew, by salu g Tho Art Devartmeut wiil wnbrace the best worke of Americat nstiein, prvate collections Lewg : prrtidly excluded ou mccount of tha larga variety of original ieces coutributed. | Lisra workn of eculpiuro by Cacovs, | Powers, bart, and other distingmished artisty, ¢ will be extiioited. Btranvers froin sl parta of . tho Bouth are coming iuto the city, snd the opeuing festivities will bo witnessed by thous sands Of poople. Npecial ratos on railrcads nod stoamboals Lave becn socurod. CINCINNATIL, Cisciwvaty, 0., Aug. 26.—The Sixth Grand. Ciucinnati Industrial Exposition I8 now in wuch | a forward state of comypletion that upon the hour of opeuing, 8 p. m., Bept. B, it will present & more fuisbed sppoarance thiau at any previous, opening day. ‘The opening coremonies will be¢ preceded by the grandest trades processlon ever! witnessed in tho United Staten. Machines, ! mauufuctures, aud products aro rapldly srriving | trom all yarts of tho country and cccupying as~ signed positions. Thiough the exertionsof the Ass! Committeo sud generous resg.onxes of thoowners | raccs at Crab Orcliard, K., the third dsy in the first tace, & desh of 1 mile, Logan & Bruce's . I. GQeargia Bowman was first, II Drain’s b, b Praug second, Willisma & Uwena' g. ¢, London derty thued, Capt. Htoue' h. Austin _fourth 2 won by Ozmore, Austin’ second. Woathor fine aud sitendance good. N AQUATIC, MILWAUKEK DEFEATH MAD(HOX, Bvectal Divpateh to The Chicaqo Tribune, Mabiso¥, Wis., Aug. 26.—The taliles were turned {o the sholl races betwoon the Ailwaukes sud Madison boat cluba to-day. The water bo- tng very rough on Luke Monous, the course was marked out on Lake Menduta, under the lee of tho likh city hore.for the four-oared race,which took place at 11:30. The Madiwon crew bad the cedar slioll Kegonas, and the Milwaukes Club the codur sholl Lurline. The boats started and kept woll togethor till about a hatf milo of tho 3- tnle course bisd bren puiled, whon the Madianuy crow bioxe thoir outrigger and quit. ‘iLio Mil- wankeo crow rowed over 118 Coutse i o few w00~ ouas lcss than twenty minntos, and was awazded tho prize, OENEVA LAKE YACNT RACE. Svecial Diapateh to fhe Cincagy [ribune. GeNEva Lage, Wis, Aug. 26.—The second st pual rogatta of the Gonevs Lake Yacht Club will take place on Satutday, the 2+t mnat. Tuo foliowing named yacuts Lavo outerod for the Sheridan pnze: Netlie, by J. 8. Rumsev; Bonits, by Mllis Ducat ; Goueva, by Gua. A. O. Ducas : Emma, by Ed Ayec; Clua, by G. W. Yau Siyck; Lucy Doll, by William Nappor. Whitivg House prize: Lilha Nollie, Lizzio, Bhooting Bl Fiyivg Cloud, Jenule. P 1 [Ibo Chicago & Northwestern ailroad will ran a 8pecial tralu, leaving Cliicago ut 8 a. i, on the Winconsn Division, arriviug at Geueva at 20:30. The round ttip st 83.40, good until Moudsy. TUK BARATOOA REGATTA. 8araToaa, N. Y., Aug. 26.—Tho tirst race to- day in tho anwtour rogatta waa for the seuior doniblo-sculls, snd was won by Courtney and Robitsou, of Union Bpringe, 1 1244} The distance was 8 wiles. The srcond 1ae for four-psrad aliells waa con- testod by thoe Boeaver-Wycks, Adlautas, Mutuals, Duquesnes, Buffatos, aod Argonsuw, and was won by the Atluntan, Time, 13:321, New Youk, Aug. 26.—Tho Atalanta crew, tha victors at Baratoga to-iay, wero Eustiu, sivoke of the Woulayans last yoar, Guaster, stroke of Williama College last year, sud Ilogers aud Da- rous, of the Weuleyau crow of 1875, il BILLIARDS, NEW YURK QO8SIP, The followinyg extracts are from a letter from Georgo I, Blosson to & gontleman of this citv: In regar] 1o the propossd hsudieap tournsment, alr, Collender kiss beou unable a8 yoi cousult witih 3. U'Connar, bus ho (4 of tue opibian that {8 fu beet to wall until fall seie [ befus nything toward that ‘obd Is secomplishied, and that, unlens Li:HarQ Lusluces Tovive, it wouldbe unwise (o Bold # Wurussiout ak u 1 sin st present acting as sgent for Mr, Collender around ths city, sud consequently 1 have tio boat reaswus for kuowing that Lusitess fe very dull Bearcoly » 7001 {1y Now York Las wo far tade auy wmatey, 1uow refer of course to the summer montha, Tus pouply appear towsdays to turn tuclr attontivn sulely to vutdoor stuussmenta, but § wbould judge that this was owing L0 tho hot weather, sud (n the fuli L expect business will be very guod, l' dun't see Low & tournameul {4 guing to be avofded here tLis fall. Viguaug sud bis bruther wiil retura abuut Sept. 1, aa will also the Diou Lrutliors, sud there wre quIts & uUmbor of good players bure alrvady,— Garuier, Daly, Sexton, sud otle: Aud 1 lad slmost forgotten Tim Flyun, who is certaiuly s good ons. Fiyon says be will pley Darls a4 jin-pool for any smount, snd also that he will yive Thomas u-lh.{hu 3 fact, Flyna s willing o y apy! AR VLR B bt s clioe fuia, —_——— HAND-BALL. GEAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA A serles of filtosu clamplonsbip gares sy tbia {utorestiug game witl take plave Monday, Wednexday, aod Buturday of uoxt weak, luvolv- lug the clswpioustip of Awmerics aud 8500 s side, The ocontestsuts sre Fhilip Oasoy and Danle! 3. Muryby, of Urooklyn, and James Ferrou, of Chicsgy. The gawes will be playsd at O'Brioy wody's, sud a5 Hartuelt's ‘ale [¥ o3, roaposi "l.!» e WHISKEY WAR. Cotvwses, O, Aug. 30.—Ths altorneys of Qocldu, buo Wantesvlilo adlovn st bueduy ob- of celentated paintiogs and cngravings, the cholcaet works of art, never befara publicly ex- hivited, havo baen eecured. The grand tloral! nall, which bas been iu the hands of oxport deos! orators for mouths, Las now tho grottacs, cas-' cades, lakes, streams, bridges, otc., in an abdo- luto state of cowpletion. includiug the flowers : snd plauts usod to decorata the rock-work. It beauty far cxcoeds that of any pravious yoar, | and will alone attract vikitora from all parts of ! the Unitod States. The mausgors are unable to accommodate all the machinery offered this yoar, aud Power llall is oxpected, in its displavof noveltles and mauufacturew, to eclipso all forms *, displays of macbivery in motion, —_—— FIRES, AT MEMPHIS, ; Mzsee, Tonn., Aug, 26.—About 12 o'elock ' Tast night the Mewvhis wood-works, on Georgis atreot, togother with a largo amounut of lomber and valusblo machinory, wero totslly consumod. A stsblo belonging to the Company, in whicn woro a nunsber of wagone and seven mulos, was also burved. 8o Intenso was the hust thac one of the steam fire-ougines wae nearly lost, and only waved by tho otber engiuce plasing upon thio men who extricated it, and iu nccomplisbiog this Capt. a)a and one of Lis mon Wero sovoro- Iy borned. A watchman on duty at the worka daw two men hurriodly leave the grounds just bofore tha fire broke out, aud fired pvn them a3 thoy ran. From this cironmstance it is believed that tho firs was the work of sn_iucendiary. The tatsl loss {s about $27,100, on which tueie In €17,500 {nwurance ; £2,600 eachiin the glovy of Clicago, and the Amazon, of Cincwnatl, the remainder in local companies. “THE KANKAKEE BUST, Svectat Duvatch to The Chicaaa Tridune, Kaxgaker, I, Aug. 26.—Tho ecroditars of the Commorcial Bauk bad o adjourned meet~ ing this afternoon. The proposition of Mr. Bwannell, submitted at the last meeting, was 1e- jectod, snd 8 committea appointod to confer * with the creditors aud Mr. Swanaell ob the basie ot 76 conta on the dollar, secured, at 10 per cent. AT QUINGY, MASS, . Bostox, Aug. 26.—The Contral Hotel snd the Robertson bullding, iu Quivcy, Mas, were burnod vo-day. Tho loss is §45,000; pastly fo- sured. OYSTERS, o OYSTERS. pply the Trade : Taballba proparsd (o vipply the With tle ol Maltby Oysters, , from Bept. 1, a4 T M, Canned In uaxumn“l_. i Ll' LOWEST MARY FH.M.CURTIS, 18 South Clark.st. ___TAX BALE. CITY TAX SALE, Cr7x CoLrxoton's 106, Boou 1 0rey flics, ). Cattoado, Aug. b, 115, Tax-payers are romin ied that the sale of leal Estate dolingueat for City Tases Ir74 will commence uexy Mondsy (Aug. S0), Thase wishivg ta save furtles cosla abould came ia aud pay immediately. GEO. VON HOLLEN, Cisy Collector, LAKE NAVIGATION, 00N AM For Raslne, Milesukow, sad Weas Blure datly, Sundar eiv:pied, §t ., ety i woat 425 For Graud llarea, Musksgon, Bund Eoopted, st Fieeits s Heatoa i