Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1876, Page 5

* PASTINES. . Capt. Prindiville's Statement Concerning the Ina . and Frolic, Affidavits in Support of His Side of the Case. Some Admirable Pigeon- Shooting at Dexter Park. Yesterday’s Rowing Matohes on tho Schuylkill Decidedly « Uninteresting, Goldsmith Maid Wins the Free- For-All Raco at Iart- ford. Five Heats Out of Six * Trotted in 2:18 and Better. Tho St. Louls Nine Treated to Nine Whitowashes at . Byracuse. TIE INA AND FROLIC. ! TUE OTHER SINE. Tne Trinuse gladly gives pace to the explana- Hon of Capt. Prindiville, and to any evidenca that noy be adduced in lita favor. As tor Capt. Nich- »lson, his emphatic deninl of the rupldly-growing itory that hio had & 81,000 Intercst in tho raco ia fally expacted. Tho statcment of 3Mr. Croshy that Capt. Davis Aajled the Tom lirown and asked if it was **all right to go through there, indicating with kiis hand A courso between thoe judges® bunt and the stake- boat," fa gl boeh, Nothing of the surt evez hap- pened. CAPT, PUNDIVITLE'S ATATEMENT. v the Editor af T'he Tridune, Criaano, Aug. i1 tes by vour paje this marain fhat you have heen informed that Capt. Nichulson an myself werd partners at one (me (n business. We Bover werc partners 10 business, althougli 1 ahou'd feel proud of aviue wuch & parinee. Nicholson'e recurd ta pure, and can be Youched for by those for whom hu has Ralled and done business for yeais. 1o 1o well known from one end of the Inkes to the oilier, and I defy auy mian to puinit out one dishonorablo act that hie hias ever poen gullty of. 1¢ fun frlend of mine, aud fricnd of every bonestinan hie kuows. e mayhe liably 1o err {0 Jadgment, but there {a niota moro honurablo man fiving, and any ona who_knows iiftm will certify 10 thut Tact. 1ie wil tay, 8150, when ho f8 heard from, that he Liat bo utercst I the,race, pecuntary or atlierwise, His business “was ualy o dealfairly ant (npritally st boa apt. Davia proposed hiin b1y B eturin 1t Thind o objectionn. I said e more satlafactory I cose there i ute. Now,3to throw vut such scutrlious Jinte acalust n’ hotordle gentieman 1y, 0 88y thu m oup. wTll ¥ race was made fn li'll’k‘ faith by me for tho own. ersof 1he Frolic, and 1 wiil feave it (o thoso who know e whethior 1t was cartied aut in good faith or not.. [ Willeavo 1t to the genclemen {nterested fn the Ina ehietlior Jt was GarTiod Gt 16 fuod fAT(N On helt part Oruot, 1 ain very sorry it ended as itdid. | 1 nroposcd BIier the raco was declded o give the Cauidtan gentles e IneiFhioney an it tied o rather than Lave any Toling on the sulject. Kb, a8 (AT 8 the 178 helng able (o beat tho Frolty Is conterned, thi {a a1l boslt. Tho Frolie outsalied her Suerery volnit, both by the wind and barge, and, hud ey put got the alaut of wind from the enstward, which prihgh da o Ieewar of e, tho sinount the Frolie jcad reached (A before the' witid hianted, wa would iave pasred Lhe LU AtaKe-boaL 1 rmlc shead of thein, Widct, with what wo gained comfug onio, would have Wi theraco by 116 nilies, ‘Capt Atking iss given tho faots a8 regards the srrangements und tein the moming bofore starting, aod his ment 1 Just as 18 was, aud Capt. Davis wou's deay i Now, If the Canadtans think the Ina fs tho fastest wase nuy hionorable man among thelr 1 will guarantee that the owners uf 0l mntels them,, boat agalnst boat, one, iwo, or three racea, About tho ll\:ul‘ll!ut they ro- seived from thin Gliiengo Yucht Club, L wiit lete o Thrmiselves, 1 heiped them In svery way to get thelr {0 g0 COuition, ANG CVeIl Went 40 TAT A3 to put tue Froiie in the dock witl her whan the Frolle did nut n was in ok threo dsyebefore, Brothers, will contim what 1 ¢ ul\‘, would not lmm 8, 1 y ok mn alons, 1 they call tbls ity T v 10 Tore fu aoy. Y Jon PrivrviLLE. i NS v the Ldltor of The T 3 Criosno, Auge. §1.—Retare the tig Tuin Trown loft the whinet n * p, $liinola Centrat Iiallway, Capt. Nichiolson and myselt caliod tiie kttent on of Capt Davis aud CapL, Prindivilis fo us, (nforming them tint we Wil 16 gIvo them structioon fu regand {gnen, Capto Nicholon et 1o elndiviile, ** Wa will take thav emnll buat (polnting to Ahe bost ucd wa u stake-bhoat 0 Sturiay), and Wil wie “ctior 1t O from 300 tb 500 feet s0Ll of the b water,* Wa will glve one Joni bIsst aud bua sliort one fouetrenty, Kive minutes frou that time wo will low uiie long hiast to nollfy you that thia race fa to euinmence, uni in five ufnutes nore s nal long Whistle Wil be sunnded 10 start the yachis, Tlhen the tug Tom réo to \indward, and, after goining to anchor, willbe used as the ‘outivard ataka- at. Therace I¥10 ho run esactly as it was on_Satur day, with the exception thut thie entiro distance to winiward e, ia. Davie nad 18 tobe sufleil ot oiice, instead of doubitng tho cotrae,an ou Sutundsy,” Capt. Prindiylile maied, g shall Wo puss Detween e pler aud stake: oat. on retuenll <apt. “Nicholson - and inyself Ans : » leave all the stake-hoats starboard.® Capt. Nicholson then asked: ** Do you understand { ese difections, orsball wo bave theas wellten outy” Capt. Uavisreplicd: ** Nojyou talk loud ehou W we underataud thoin perfectly. ** All HEht " replted Ncholion, —and wo then left them and Weston hoard the Tom iirown, thok the staka-boat, sl lawed ber out and pluced her shout 400 fect south of tLis Ugvernmeat breakwater. Thie Frolic havinis sallud out OfCalip, wo returned with the tug 1o the harbor and tonk (he fna i tow, Whils towlug out, Cant. Davis builed the 1ag and wked that the course bo cliniged 10 south {ning that tlie wind bad hauled to that Yo 1 Uil direerdon. The Judkes, a i agreed to mio tiat the Courso. e Vositlvely stated that he would wnt fun s bt With U Wik on the tiarter, CApL. Drindf- ville wis then called back snd nforined of tha contom. pluted chiage @ the course, which 1o secepted. by Mguals were given na sgreed upon, except the last Wlhflr( u e Tom Tirown then ‘Ulfll'd ot the “dlstance, steering soulhieast, tireowjuncters $38L, WISTU WO Caliis 0 AR RUCHOP | wIihe elars 1 "ae pake-Doat and walted until ‘the yaehis ad turied, ' when wa' atarted back o thy Governnunt pler and arrived diere & short tine alieoy of flio yacl o, Jhchts both i muc th th nurthwand thar sectiedicecuary, but funly bot fibed ver and stood fur the atuku-bout, the Froliy drerani sivad for the 1l bavii the fhcmas uit feaitng Loaty or leuve it to o thoani, s ordered in thy # Capt. Nicholsn putled me dowi sad sald, * You b RO it tu do that, Let tLei Ru whero Liey otivos, ey Want tu, and punieh therih afterward it Uiay go Wrong.™ | then Kept still, e3cept W KIVO the thne whes e Jua paswed brtween tho Judzen' Dot and he ia ke 9.1, uiti] the Frotle hud passed tho stake-bout to atas. e the ruce for the Frol| La%e-bont us sho wus arderva, wid e cre 10 govers Lho Tus uld [ the Face, In iy olnton, the In, ot s0 gloto lu tiat 1t s Yety doabti) sehiother st could’ B ho staks. Lo without making s tack fo win_ the mee, and Tk secmie, €0 18 that Capds Davix snado up fils lint tiat ha could 0t el by aasing ie buoy sa opdered L tho morniug, aad detemalnd 1o Yo thruukl t port af Uie stake-uost claton Lhe race snyway. < B Ry Y sdze for titu Vacut Frotte. PIDN'T [EAR ANYTIL Stato of Iinols Couk Count 1, Deary 1. Breen, Jr., of thu Uity of Ciifaso, duly sworn, Aerwsd aud'say tiab T was on Uie i Your lirown, Mant day, Ay, 28, (nst., during the rat e betwean (le yactita Froic aud s, un TWas o1t top of tha cabin, Just het . where tlie juferve and Judges ere siztloned, and wus in & position tw liear unything i sald.” 1did nutsce the referce or livar Wl say wny i ®u3 un thio Ina, nor hear elllier ol tho Judices siy any- Wiug to sny oo un the Ina. | bad 1o eit futlio race, 1NN RY ¢4 Ve tho understaned, were ou-tho tig durlug tho race betweel: Lo yachts Frolig §7ee Witk tho statouicuts wade 1n $ie forgeliy azl ., Jacon C. TURNES, W, i1, Kiinzar, 2 EULLIVAN, £ Ry h 80, MENARKABLE STATEMENT. the Editor of The Tridbune, a0, Aug. 3! ¥4, Jn. o)) Brow: (-I‘OHI. unfl Editor. o aal 1.—~When the yacht Ina’ veached n Pelataay 2 gect. ¢ o eud of tho Dreakwater, ant. Blyia e & m"]m e oat and i righit for in to go T o hand & Culrun Lojween (ho. Juddes bost ahd. thie c-boat, | The fudges mads no reply, but Capt, W won, who had been an tho Judges bost through Lhis tace, fan forward on tho g wud teplled, ** ycd, bt~ rlght throut liere, " knd [t waa &Il tho Ina tunld do to clear tha {udges’ boat. When the Captain f the Ina hafled tho Judyes buat 1t would have been apassible for (e ni (o pass the stake:bost to wind. Sud withous msking a atretch, J. U, Cxonuy. WANT TO KEEI 2R, = Capt. Prindiviilc vays it 1a the iutontion of the Yacht Club to keep the Ina here, Thoydo not pro- 0te L0 Lidve her leave Chicago waters, * and $1,300 Jare boen ralsed by subacripilons ou the Board of rado towards tho $2,000 neceasary to buy her, bl:.vblull-uw'uf lhhu wmoney wlll u?l‘lhbohr;imd. fll‘lfi eal yacht that uver came ful L] rbor wi b by i iy TIIE OATt. ROWING BACES ON TilE BCUUYLRILL. PoILALEL P, Aug, 31,~Numeroas withdraw. \la from tho races to-day causcd the sposta on the BehuyIKill to by less futereating than thoss of pro- tlons days, Courtaey, of the Union Spriugs, had e course to bimeclf in the slngle-acull race. Thu sccond race for siugle sculls was won by Mce Cariney, of tho FricndahipiClub. Mllls, of Atalants, wecoud; Mlugus, of Vosper, third. Tino, 10:33%. Tha thisd heat was for pals-oars. The Loudua Rowing Cinb and Argonanta withdrew, leul&f the Nautllie (Walsh and Hoach} and the Astlants 1l)nwm and Runstis) tho only compotitors. The atter won by o dozen Jengtha, Time, 0:40. Tho fourth heat for pabr ats of the Northwestern having withdrawn., One boat contained Corning and Cartle, and the other Kiflorn and Smith. 'This wan the closent race of the day, the Corning hoat led at the start, Lot In 8 quarter of » mile the Killors hoat pulled right sway from them aYout three lengthn, but off P'eters’ Ialand the Corning lessencd tho distance coniderably, but through bad steerin, Illfl{ ol Into the back-wash %l:)lzlizn{'ln b;m, l"ll:)‘oem: ter passed the line 1 E he former 10:085. The fiunl}m‘mw Loing iho enly entry for the collega graduntes' race, pulled le! gau{}u?:,:wlnnl 2 hanilaome siiver vase produced e Regatta Commisslon. “Courtnoy, of thie Union qum. and l!chrlnu.l of tlie Pricndahip Club, pulicd for the singlc-scul prize, Courtney won caelly, —_— TIIE TRAP-8IIO0TERS. BECOND DAY OF THE DEXTER PARK TOURKAMRNT, The Improvement in the weather and the quality of ilie aport furnished the shoolera at Dexler Park ncrensed tho attendance conslderably yesterday, and both the traps for the cinss whooters and the swacpstakes party were Lasy all day, The fiest buslness of the day tas to Sniah the class ahiooting for the second pnrse of $423, cumpetition fur which was bogun Tueaday evening, Followlng le the record of the fury-fve entrl W. T, fifl,h"lofl. 0 nta was betiveen two B, the Londanem zeTzom = = ‘ et Ot et e ket e P (X 1 1 [] 1 [ 1 1 1 [ 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 [ 1 1 1 1 1 1 [ 1 1 1 1 o [ 1 r! i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 5 e e e et 2t e e 1 B e e i et 0 e 4t 2 ke 3 e et e ot 4 3k e 2t e e e et 2 A e e S S G e Qe e Do T Savzasacs A S B e B e S e e eSS S HHalloway, a [] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 [] 1 1 0 o [ 1 1 1 1 11 1 10 1 [ 1 1—8 [ 1 1 1 [] 1 1 L] 1 1 u [ 1 1 1 1 1 1 [] 1 1 [ 1 1 10dr. Hoganiu . 111-5 -'.j. 1111-a Kl 10165 Vit oX 10 AT 31 Yanrps, 1-5 Cadman 1 And thi money (8175) went to Mr, J. E. Halloway, of the Central City Shooling-Club of Syracuee, No Y. TIES oN D AT 20 YARDA. Klchols 1 0dr, mant 1 3§ erca. odr. |Wheslo 11 i=3.Thoinas 11— Cousins ‘onislns ;. The second prize of $100 wae divided efween Abner Price, of the Audubon Club, and Abe Kicinman, of the Kennlcotts, both of Chleago, TIER ON 8 AT YARDS, Johnso: 101114 C 1ludion 11 10 71— Ruble Marel, 01 1M *Furell, 0 dr. ] Thia gave the tiitrd prize of $70 to '*Myers," o well-known member of the Audubon Club, of Chi- cago, who did not aco fit to shoot undes bis own namne. winner, {8 2 member of the Chicago, ON 8 AT 20 YARDS. 1 l—slfllnwnn w1 115 | Mart Lend aesvi nzcni‘ul; -;lln: oxX U“A;lx‘ 31 vAnpA. errillee..ei 5 | Ballou. o innor, W. G, Merrill, 18 from Akron, O Arter the declalon of this event, shooting was beguu for . A PURSE OF $495, ond farty-five entries were received, The first contest at 21 yards resulted as follows: TITITTITII Sec3Zzesasess N 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 [ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o— 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 { 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 [ 1 1 1 H 1 1 D) 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 [ 1 1 [ 11 11111 11101 i1 11101 viiut 11011 i 11111 11111 11110 11111 11000 o111 viovo 11011 1111111 1111101 111111 E. Thomas, J. 11t eurge Marah, CuAbbotE. 1113111 1010011 1101101 1111011 1111110 1101111 or11t1110 1111111 1110010 11111t 1011101 oivl1tl 1011111 1111100 11111311 11t 1101311 111111340 1311111 81 Turrl vitiil Tom BLIKE.. 110111 A1, Bogardis, 1111311 TN O] YARDS. 111 11115 111 dr. 0 dr, 10dr. 1t 1111-5 110 o, ) ’n&r. 111 1115 0 T1E: ) 1111-5 1o S 111 111-3 1111 TINS 1011 1151 1111 I TIE: 1 111 1—4 | Bogardusreeet 118 35 in widaly known ss chemplon wi wing shiol of the world, und yesterds auce dld not diminish Lis reputation. ‘I'ho other ties were not coucluiled at the closs of the day's sport. They will be settied to-day sud auother class shoot biad, THE TURF, . PABT TIMRB AT IIARTPORD. Hantronp, Aug. 31.—Prom 10,000 to 16,000 People were at tho Chsrter Oak Park ta-day, at- tracted mainly by the free-for-ail mce, for which four Loruea appeared, taking placca In the follow. fng order: Hodina the pole, Smuggler, Judge ¥ulterton, and Goldamith Mald outside, Aftersoveu trlals the: f‘“ away, the Maid leadlng, Smuggler rion led of tho turn, the Mald second, th llllll}grll 1ast, s(tha unr!clr!l!-‘u“nflllon I:‘ ll':u A2 9, Buiuggler thire odine break- ingand Jast, fi'lll‘ulnn od (o tho Rrou-quarter, the Mald vecond, wtallion third, There the Maid took first, Bmnggler forced his wn‘y tosocond place, Fullerton falling back to third. Down the homs etretch tho race wan interesting and exciting, Hwuggler crowded the Mald cloacr and closer Ihl the while, and passed her just before reaching the line, crostlug leua than a length ahicad, Fullerion fied Uy lno!"‘:g,nh.;g‘m- aarter i, Jalf 1:07, B:1ny, oro Tor 850 10 the foid $17. frat heat the Maid sol oven aieinal o i, e Somya et the 'hu Maid ai er. ot mgclhav'.l"nllnrlon third, l{m:‘gd(m" ot : tarn, with the Mald third and Bodlae fourth, At the quarter Smugylor was half a length ahead of Fullerton and kupt hls lead to tha Anieb, The Mald wau second at the half wile, & length behind the stalllon. Fullerton had broken and was last. At the threo-quartor the A1 1 was two lengtha be- hind Bimuigler, who "é‘f“"fi‘é.‘ Bletanco to tho Anlah. ‘The Mald sccond, Yodine third, ¥ul e uariar S it & liciton tdurth, muggler now became th '$100 to $25 on \he Beld. The start was given with Smuggler threa lengthia beliind tho Mald, Mareln, Niagsiers driver, nodding assent to the Judges. 'This fous at the start beat him, The Mald took the pole away at’once. Fullorton second, Bodinu third, aeh Sinnggler at the tnrn clfht lengths belind, At the uarter poloho passed Hodiuie, ond Just beyond :‘w lialt ‘mite ho Pulnd Fullerton, going tremon- dously. From fhe thuree-quarters to homn he uskied tho Mald very hard, sng tho two passed the ino lu;;ulhcr, maklng s d heat. Fullerton third, xuum;s;u!nunh. Time—Quarter, 833¢; half, i e, - B amatar was fhe favorite In_the foarth leat at $40 to 815, T'he Maid started slf 3 length ahead, and kept tho fead to the fulsl. Smuggler took sccond place befure the firat turn, sud held second tothe end. le wad within balf a leagth between the quarter and Lalf, but fell back. Bodlne broke at the guarter, and wae feft behind, Fullerton Kept thin from the Bret quartor to the Ooleh. Hmugyler lapped tho Maid oo ithe home-streteh, but broke at the distance ne, aud the Mald won \ly, Huggter second, Fullerton third, Bodine aved liy diastance. Flme—Qearter, Ry Mald favarite on tho #fth heat, $:5onthe Seld. The Msid led attho start, perform- 830 to Patlerton third. fodine hroke, snd Snngrior ook the recond ‘The Maid Jed Smugpelar L I, Simile, b, tierton and Hodlne' were vuled out of Ui wixtis aving wou a livs nld came np to the seore was $100 to E10 ond kept it by the wae wix longths Hihe touk the lew At tha firat quester ehe Thin dirtanco wns reduced to threa st & little past the half mile, but then the stallion hroke and foll out af the race, st aaving lis dise Time~Qunttor, Y5K; half, ance on A run, 1:00%; mile, 2:10%. Goldsmith Mald.., ..., Kinuggle 4 b6 !nmi’;il'flcn\ ‘lmgim be dy winhiny 2 T y ¥ the ducl BASE-BALL, TAR WIHITRS AT HOCRATER, Bpacial Dispatch to The Triduna. Tocnzsren, N, Y., Aug. #L.—The colcbrated Chicago nine played the newly-organizod semi- profesaionat club of this clty to-day in the presence of agoodcrowd, Thefine fielding of the Chicagos was muoch admired. Wibnr's curye pltching both. ered the visitors conslderably, * 1o The Tridune. . 1, —About 1,000 people ng Fark to witndes the most ball that has been played cason between tho Ath'ctes of Hacino and Krnoas, Wis,, Auj asumbled ab the Driv) the Grangers of this city, victorioua by a score of G0 to . AT LA CRUMSE. eial Dispateh to The Tridune. Aug. #1,—The 1natch game of ay between the Red-Caps of Bt. UOnkwooda of La Crosee, was vury closcly e resulted in favor 'sl"lw turmer cae off 8 Lacnosag, Wie, contested throughout, of the Red-Caps by HLOOMINGTON. 5 lat Dispatch to The Tribune, « Aug, H1.~A ygame of bases bail was played in Uhis city this afternoon between the Springdeld and Dloomington clubs, At the end of the mnth Inning, the score stood 4 to 4. ond gawe will be playcd {o-morrow hicre, INDIANATOLIS, Ixpranarorts, Aug. 31.—The Indianai defeated the Buckoyes of Columbus, 10 to TIB DROWNS WIIITEIVASIED, 8rnicose, Au place, 7; Bt. Lou ‘THE INDIANS. THFE. PEACE' COMMISSION. Spectul Dlupalch to The Tribune, Br. Pave, Minn,, Aug. 31,~Gen, Sibley retorn. cd lust night from Owaha, his henlth not pernit- ting him to accompany the Sloux Peaco Commise He will, however, meet them Iater at soe other pomnt on the Mirsoutt it hin e enyn the Bloux hostiles, when captured, are to bo transported to the Indian Ters Fricndly 8loux will bo removed to farm. ing reacrvations on the Missonrl. precedent to a grant of further nnnustics will be the relinquishment of (he Black Hilla and all of the great rezorsation west of 100 degrees Weat, Agency Indlans aro represented to the Commis- sloners as ready to accede to auch terms of the To the Western Assoctated Press. Cnrresa, Wyo., Aug. 41, —Tho Indlan Com- miasion did not fenve th] Bpeci Br.ooMinutoy, 1il,, Al slon beyond there, health permita. The condition niomnine as Intimated raged bore to-day upun which to pro- They have Leen e, perfecting a plan of operations ceed on arrival at the Agencics, morrow morning. 1In thelr consultation to-da; tecllng of perfect unanimlty prevailed among members, and appearances indicate harmonions sctlon in the performance of thckr duties, ¥ROM CROOK AND TERRY. Carresyg, Wyo. Ter., Aug. 31,—A conrler who left the camp of Crook and Terry on the 20th, at the month of Powder River, arrived at Fort Fetter man to-night. The command was then on a trail which was estimated at 10,000 ponics, Camp- fires Indicate seven dietinet bands, to believe that the Indians aro almost destitute of ood, and traces left In tha deserted camps inidicate that thoy are reduced to the extremit: All the Snake all There fa reason hldes for foud. home, tha Crows remoluing. pocta to strike Sittlog Bull In s fow daya, MINERS MURDERED. Ouana, Ang. 81.—A. A: Jones, ugent of Clark's Pony Express at Deadwood Clty, arrived at Sidney Tio says the Indluns ralded the road between Cneter and Deadwood on the 20th and killed Weston Sinith, a minister, and threo miners named Tke Brown, Polline, and Mazon, carrying oft On the 22¢ Indlans made n rafd on o arty G miles south of Custer Cit; amis Kidd, Samuel Wallace, Jacob The Indlans are supposed to be Northern Slonx from the hustile campron the road to the Agencles, Jones gays the couutr, In nflll‘fl:‘(‘h in the sfatemunt of Deadwood belug ca FIRES. AT MORRIS, ILT. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribuna. Monnrs, 11, Aug, 31.—At 1 o'clock this morn. Ing the main building of the Sherwood School Furniture Company wns dlscovered on fire. The watchinan had just finlakied his rounds, biad struck the bell for one o'clock and sat down to his lunch, when the upper story of the buildlog seemed on fire, and almost instantly the flames accined to nor- vade the whalo upper ator; wns consuined, togethar wi atock in that bullding, and workmon's tools, Fire Doportment were svon on the andt worked incersuntly till morniug, thor ng all the othor buiidings, and the dry lwnber thut was plled ou threo eides of the burning bnild. ] heat vas very Intensc, and burning lea and- other pleces of burning wood wers ond the depot, over half a @ alimost superbnman of epartment and tlic factory wor! reventod w gencral contlogration. tho hands out of employmont, and at this time s very severe on them, ‘Fhe facto: _been running ou short Ume, and just got fairly at work o full time, , Moat of the merchants [ town suf- fer loss, but nut so s to atfect their business or ple them to any extent. machinery {a catima Insuranco fu” as fol each, the Poople's o Yark, and Standard of NawJersey. On dry-house, In Gerinonia of New Orleans, 1l gine, 81,000 In the Homo of ¢inlvostun. h n, Pa, i Miliville, mpira, of Chicago; and Citlzenw', kiln aud coutents woro Gen. Crook fully ex- isfull of Indisns, The entire linflding carried to the nurth Lo; 1t was only by t| forta of the Fira The loss of ‘Dullding saved, althongh some: IN CIIICAGO. Tho alarm from Dox 354 at 8 o'clock yesterday mornivg was cansed by a fire breaking ont In the ruine of Loe & Hondrick's packing-houuo, Nos. 487+ 0 South Cansl street, AT KELLY’S ISLAND. 8aunvakY, O., Aug, 81,~The orlvin of the firo at Kolly's luland laat night ls uokoown. Loss, $55,000; no Insuranco, ———e— THE WEATHER, Wasnixarox, D, C,, Sept, 1—1a. m,—~For tho Upper Lake region rising harometer, falling tem- peraturo, weaterly to northerly winds, and cool, clear, or partly cloudy woather, Speciat Dispatch to The Tribu Garxsnung, M., Aug. and rain-storn that has vidlted this many yoeurs passed over this city thia aftornoon. House, Unlon Hotel, und ibuns, 41, —Tho heaviest wind about 3 o'clock The tin onlihc T00fs of tho Opors- Slgns, telegraph wires, zht that the damago is great throughout tho country. LUCAL QDSKOVATIONS, Gitvioo.dng. a1:_ polea, trees, snd shrubbe: . . QENKILAL, OBSKUYATIONI. Cutoago, Aug. 31—3idnight. * THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1876. Bmnggler half o length behind, At tha first taen at the qnarier fell unt of the race. lace near the half-mile, two Tengtha 1o the thes-quarter po blm earlly down the third, Bodlne fourth, Just svi; CRIMINAL NEWS. Triumph of the Fiend-Worshiping Sontimentalists of Boston. Commnlation, at Last, of the Sentonce of the “Boy with tho White Eye." The Short-Haired Gentry Furnish Forth a First-Class Horrox. One of Their Ilk Mauled to Death in a Prize~-Ring Near Pennvllle, N, J. A Minister’s Family of Seren Persons Murdered Near Montagne, Tex. FATAL PRIZE-FIGNT. Spectal Dispateh to The Tribuna Pritapeuriia, Po,, Aug. 31, —~The most terri- lle wrize-fight for years was fonght to.dsy at Pennayllle, N. J., and the beaten man nuw llos dead, o mars of Jelly, from which almont aif ssm- blauce of humauity han departcd. Weeden, the conqueror, was a blackemith In a foundry, and ‘Walker was hifa helper. They were swarm personal friendn, and yet were led on by roughs and thieves totlie conteat which has made one & murderer and A fugitive, and 1ald the other in a dishonorable grave. Weeden waa tralued by Clark, of Filbert streoty, who hias challenged Edwards, and Walker was anslsted fn hle preliminary tactics by Sajn Collyer. ‘The party left thia city st midnight, the principals and seconds having gone before, At 4130 o'clock albout six hundred landed, soon found aplace, pltched s ring and Weeden won the toss, Walker otfered to be het Weeden $50 on the result and was promplly taken up, Walker got in the firat blow and drew Orst blood, Ie had everything Iia own way for ewhile, Weeden devotlng himself wholly to clusing Walker's eye at a terriblo cost to himaclf, iic fnally succecded, Walker's flesh awelling badly, ond from that onwanls ft was only pounding a hlind man’ wnll In the seventy-sixth round Walker,, thongh the Irrger and stronger of tho two, was Teft sensclens fu his corner. A tush was tado for the boats, but e Sherifl with n posse stood In the way, Tlewas yuickly overpowered, and, while atanding on shore to ace tho roughs ighilng among themwolves, was hit in the face Ly a melon. Hle retaliated with his revolver, and the wholo gang returned i, While they were fighting and drinking on thelr wa; :')lfik. ;i“’nlfnllyer was Lringing home the dfl!fi udy of Walker. Tlio last seen of Weeden he was going up Arch sirect, and the chances of hls arrestare very allm, Tu the Western Associated Press, Nrw Canvir, Del., Aug 31, ~The steamer which left l'll||ldul{lhln last night with the pugilists Weedesn and Walker and their frionds, es!m:ted 3 landing on the New Jersey mhore. A ring was formed noar Penneville, anil the fight was com- menced, It 1e sald that the Sherif made an effort tointerfere, but was reatrained by the mob. After a stubborn fight of slxty-two rounds, Weeden was declared the victor. The Blert notlfied the crowd that he would follow the principais and such of thelr abettors as ho could recoguize to Philadel- hia, aud prosecate them to the full extent of the uw, The deail body of Walker was fonnd thin even. Ing on Salt Wharf, at Greenwioh Point, and was removed to Tia father's residence, The face aud neck arc batterod and swoilen out of all ahape. The polico are searching for thrae men who were seen in a boat near the wharf, and are supposed to have placed the body nshore, ' The police are also fookiug for Weeden, tho backers, and all con- m::::cd with the gght. Weeden Ls uaid to be badiy cut up. . l'mtmmxm. Pa., Ang. 31.—A young msn called at the police headquartors late this evening ond stated that after the fight Walker wan Jald on the table in thie ring and cvery one deserted him; thnt ho hailed a party In a boat, abnnt g“lunx off, and got them to asalkt him in placing Walker on n board. Walker way inscosible at the thne, and ro. mained #o up to the thne of his death, which occurred when half way up to the clty, * —— JESSE POMEROY,. Bpectal Dispateh to The Tridune, Bostox, Ang, 81.~I'be sentence of Jesse Pom- croy, the boy-murderer, was to-day commuted to imprisonment for life, the Executive Council votlugGto 8 fn favor. It!sunderstood that the case of Pomeroy had been most therouchly re- viewod and examined by Gov. Rice and tho Coun- cll of the present year, and every known sonrce of informatlou hos been carcfully searched furnny netw facts, or evidonce bearing thereon. This haa been done more with regard to a right decision of the case than from any sympathy with Tomeroy himseclf, or any sentlnental ar morbld palliation of Lfs crime. There s no doubt that the declsion Is the honest conviction of thoso upon whom the great reeponsibllity of this trylng dnty lse developed. Pablic opinfon has been much divided on the subjoct, and, perhaps, with all the knowledge respecting it which the Governor and Connclt possers, this public jndgnient would have como to the eame result. Atallevents, there will be general relief in knowing that the matter jsacttled. Pomeroy will be remaudged to the State Prison and placed in a cell by himeelf, and thercin compelled to labor for his own support. The ‘new prison now building hoa severnl of these working cells, and to one of these, when completed, Pomeroy will be taken, and there end hin days, There la little danger that any futura Governor snd Council will interpoas pardon in hiu case, and, as the Jast Legistature chauged the law go s to require tho Court, justead of the Governorand Councl], to fix the day of execution In capital cuses, wo ahall not b«h “kf:)’ to have a second Yomeroy cuse in Moasa- chusutts, THE CARBONDALE TRAGEDY. Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. CanposvaLg, 1L, Aug. 81.—Kor tho past three days Bowman, the murderer of Allic Dillinger, has been having the aguo and fever so badly that bha hae not yet had » preliminary trial, To-morrow, however, be whil o examined before Jaatice J. 11, Crandallat 104, w. Ilo tns retsincd for his do- fenso Judges Allen nnd Duff, and the Hon, W. W, Bare. 'Ihe prosccution will be made by the Ion, A. It Pugh, of Murphysboro, Lsaac Clements, and Wil \"""(‘lfldlvll’fl, nr; hix plice. ‘T'ne wlde:t‘:n 1s of the atrongest character, and so conclusive ga will haves powerful effect. From the facto of Rowman haviug en;(u‘ize.d tho atronrest connsel o Southern linols, und that most of the witness are related to hin, the publle are afrald that the resnlt will not be what it should, altiough there remoine no doubt but that he will bo committed to the Uaonty Jail. An expression of his gnilt was made by him ‘Cocsday, when ho offered City Marshal Ifighluwurw acres of good farmiug land i he would bo aitawed to escape, but Pet couldn't see tnepolut. Far fear of an attack, the jall Is puarded very closely each uipht Bowmu slster, the mother of Addin, fe on tho versoaf {n- sunlty, and the fatherlittle hotter, Anotherslster of i ta contned t fier bed with grief, und, takin 1t all Ju nll, it Is s terribile cccurrence, which ouph 10 bo met with the fullness of the law. FATAL QUARREL. Spectal Dispatch to The Triduns. Lararerrr, Ind,, Ang. l1.—Guorge Sleepar, a young man of cxcellent promlec, & native of this city, waa shot by a young man named FPloming at Ash Grove, near Rankn, 101, lost night. Sleeper had but recently gone into businesa it Asb Qrove, He hud formed thoe acqualutance of and was en- gaged to ba married to Mirs Annle Ilamilton. It sppears Flemlug bad previously pald some atten. tlun ta the young ludy. Bhe declined to see Flc ny, und sfnco then Flemiug has bean seuking an futerview. Last night bu callod at Mizs Lamiiton's house, wWas met at tho door by Sleep when some worda paseed, and Ploming ehot. ot Sleeper. Bleeper caupht hold of him, whon s struggle ensucd, both ulllnx] trom the parch, Weming talllug underneath, ¥l ietal Lo Hleogers breast and fired, the baTl panse Thit through bis dinge, - Sloaper lived About tweut minutes, totally unconscious. Iils romuius wifl he brought o Lafsyetls to-morrow moraing. Fleming ks still at large, ——— ABOITION, Lowmsvitre, Ky,. Aug 8L—Dr J. G, Will- {ama tvas arrested hero to-day charged with baving connnitted a murdor in producing an abortion n, The alleged cvidonce ls strong against Wiltlams, who has been » ot but never detected, 1t s now I cases can bo mado ont against amination hefore the authoritios he wai remanded to prlvon and ball refnoed, pectal 10y, e Tribune. WiLxzasanus, Pa., sng. 31.—P. J, Prender- all. 4 leading physiclan of thls ci Coroner of Luzerns’ County, wes srrested il eveninz on tho cbarge of aburtion by the Luzerny m‘"f“‘ Bocloty, He gave §2,000 ba!l to snuwer at v JEALOUNY, CixciswATs, Ang, 31,—The Commereial's Lawls- borg, O., speclal says Press Palucr, City Mare ehall, was slot and fostantly killed to-night by & wireman, Tho latter's wifo confesaod to her hus- bLund to-day that shu Lag been baviug criminal in- tercoursc withs Paliner, snd tho wireman shot W atuight, The murderer le ngw in ull, sl g, MINNESOTA. Bpecial Dirpaick to The Trivuna. 87, Pav, Mimn, Aug, U1.—The cxcltoment at Hastings conceraing the Bird brothers, the wur- derers of Thumas Callaban, has sviowhat sube ' uger for barlag Ll wells, aul numergus otlier slded, no mob having appeared aa expectsd last night. Teports from the conntry to-day are that Calinhan's friends are still detormined to lynch the mutderersand only awalta conveniont opportunity, The preliminary éxamination has been dlepenned §¢Ith on accuuat of pmbllc fecling, aud o apecial term of court wall be held, prabably nest week, forthe trial of the Hinis, Who would otherwia: swait in Jnil until Sanuary, 'A darge full guerd will be maintained. FOREIGN. Abdul Hamid Proclaimed Suitan of Turkey, Reports of Turkish Defeats Along HU;PICIO B tho Morava. Bpectal Ditpateh to The Tridune. Jourer, 1., Aug. 31.—The body of Rudolph Bartory, who kept a saloon on the tow-path mear Jackeon street, was found floating Io the canal near the middle bridge, this afternoon. The last scen of him allve waa Iast night st 8 o'clock, when he left home with considorabls money in bis {llock- et. None was found on his person sfter belng taken from the water, *An inquest waa held, but tho Jury bave not yet returned a verdict, A FAMILY MURDENED. 87, Lous, Ang, 31,~Advices from Decalar, Tex., says: The Rov. W, G, Eogland, & Methn- dist mininter, his wife, 8 stepdaughter, and fonr #ona were murderel] at their Liome, 0miles f;nm Montague, aturday night, by a party of dis- e i d he Bendion atalr are received, tt it Iy supposed the butchery waa committed for money, &x the family was rich, KRILLED HIS BROTIER~IN-LAW. CrevxLadp, O,; Aug. 31.—Matthew Lewis wan arrested |n this eity to-day on a charge of the man- sloaghter of lus brother-ln-law, Thomas Morrls, of Sharon, Fa. 1ile came to Cleveland on the 224 {net., and while here he and Lewls had & quarrel, Lewin ateiking hitn oo the head with some weapon, injuring him o that he dicd after eturn home ta $barun, The New United States Bonds on the London Market, THE WAR. TR NRW SULTAN. CoxsTAnTINOFLY, AUR. 31.—A council of Minte- ters and great dirmitarien of the Empire have prociaimed Abdnl Hamid Saltan, vice Marad, de- posed. Wasttinoton, D. C., Auvg. 31.=~The Turkish Miuloter has received the fotlowing dispatch from the Turkish Minister of Foreign Aflairs: Constanrrvorre, Aog. 31.—The cruel disesss of which 8ultan Mnrad Khao has been sullesing everalfica the tenth day of his sccession to the throne, and which aggravation has been continaalf increaring, having put bim in manifest tmpossf- bility tu take l“l’ more the reins of the Empire, in virtde of the Fetva, rendered by Lis Highnesn, Cherkhul Islam, ond in conform(ty with the law regulating the exereise of sovercignty in the Em- pire, ajesty, Sultan Hlamid, presumptive heir of the Imperial throne, has been procisimed to- day Emperoz of Tarkey. ALEXINATZ. Loxpon, Aug. 31.—A corrcspondent of the TUmes, at Belgrade, tolegraphs o that Journal as followa: ** Within tho last two or three days hieavy guna havo been sent to Clupriga, to strengthen the second line of dofense, If Alex- fuatz Ia taken, Ishould not place much reliance on any defensa the Bervians might subsequently make, except in the way of mere bush-8ghting. An ex- amination by the Russian, English, and Servian surgeans fully confirms the atatement that a large number of Scevinna wounded themselves In order toavold a battle. This practice haa boen made the subject of & nmm‘ru ort by the medical stafl. 1t Is stated that the Tu; ?uh"e received n siegn. traln from Nisch, and fn_default of an armistica :::n‘:.q:'mg very decislve may be expected at Alex. BURGLARY. Special Dispatch to Tha Tridune. FoxD v Lic, Wie,, Ang. 31.—Dnring last night the oflice of the Sheboygan & Fond du Lac Rallway was broken into and $400 taken from the eafe, fihlch the burglar opened, knowing the combina. on, - KILLED 018 WIFE. Drany Lixe, Vi, Aug. 31.—E. C, flaydenthis afternoon killed hin wife, and_probably fatally fn- ’nl:dgh bms:!l'-ln-llw o?nngh-m. a law- yer. LITTLE ROCK ITEM. . Lreres Rocx, Aug. 31.—A stranger was stabbed to death In the bagnio of Kato Merrick Ly & man named McCrary, Whisky. FAIRS. ‘WILL COUNTY. Bpectat Dispateh to The TribiRe. Jorrer, 11L., Ang. 31.—This was the great day of the County Palr, and at least 4,000 persona vis- ited the grounds. The principal events wero the awarding of premiums In tho eattle department and the baby show. In ‘eattlo, the competing breeds were Herefords and Short-Horns, the Iatter of which haa heretoforo carried off the bionors, but the Durham ring s now broken. It was the fincet display of blooded stock cver secon in thia county, which boasta of its thorougbbred herds, T. L. Millor, of Beecher, entered the lists with some twenty-flve head of Herefords, among which wore Bir Charles, a grand old bull, of massive proportions, still well pre- served, that hes atood ot the head of his herd for fivo yeara; Success, n threo-year-old ball {m- ported with hia dnm, Dolly Varden, In 1873, 1n many respects this Is one of the best bulls in (he State, being an immente animal, low down to the ground, with more solid ment and less offal than any other bull exhibited. Royal Briton, a two-year-old bull, balf-brother to Success, is n splendid beast of large glrth and Ane touch. A bull colt, 10 months old, from Success, showa the same fine pofnta which dhll@gnuh bis progenitor. > Among the cows, Dolly Varden {sat the hoad. Bhie i large, very fine o the toucl, and in alfl ro- speeta a model cow, nnl{ © years old and the moth- cr of foor excollent anlmala, Grace and Katle, two d.yesr-old holfers, bred by 3z, Miller, sre cholce lgm:lmunl,' Victoria and _Charlotte, 2- year-old helfers, weigh a trifie over 2,00 ponads, Ive magniticent yearling. helfers and eight cdlves comploted tho lot; making «s fine 8 herd, inns £o wndl}hm. a8 wi be ahown any- where in lllinols this fall. Allowing for the difforenco . in ape, tho animale bear n msrked resemblance Lo each other. 'This is probably the bast herd in America of Horefords, dumng there #ix in tha State, —three of them iu Will County, --nnd otlier cattle-ralscra contemplate starting herde, 17 the cottlo shotyn by Mr. Miller are fair speci- mens of . Herefords, then ot no distant day this va. rioty will uccupy o position among the thorough- breda second to no other breed, and it looks aa thourh this county was to have the honor of giv- ln& tha Herefords a Centenntal start, iis (s really the Centannial year of [his breed, which wageaiarted by 3r. D, Towmpkine, in En. filnfld, In 1760, but hia herd waa not falrly estab- shed unt!l 1750, breeding Herefords about the first time be has ex- erd, nud 1s 8 better show- ing than ho cvar moado beforo, Jlls cattle have taken fu sweepstakes over Bhort-1lorns first In every class where the two breeds came In compet|- tlon, luciuding firat premiom, for beat herd of bull'and ive cows of any age or breed; first for il and five of bis gel of any breed, and first for best bull and cow of auy sye or hreed. Mr. Mllier wna alvo awarded fist premtum in Cottawold sheep far tho Lest ram ! years old and over, and tirst and sccond ling rams, lealdes taking . TNE NRGOTIATIONS, A dispatch from Vienna says: **Atthe confer- ence at Belgrade, at which Prince Milan commani- cated his resolution in favor of peace to the rep- resentatives of the Powers, nce Wrede, the Austrisn representative, asked how far Prince Milan was authorized to reprcsent the Prince of Montencgro. Prince Milan anawered that he had no direcs weitten power, but from communications had with Prince Nicholan on the anbject, he thought e could speak for him aleo. This reply wna cal- culated to hfll!F out prominently the informnality of Montenegro's demand by proxy, which if not cleared up might, too late, bave led to all sorts of misunderstandings. The point has been, however, cleared up since by Prince Nicholas saking the Powors d recu¥ to support the demand made by Prince Milan for both. This communication was made ta Austrls and Russia, which alone ate represented In Montenezro, with n ftoquest to commanicate it to the other Powers. It scema that Prince Nicholas i as snxjous to treat o1 Prince Milan, for on Tueaday he again urged the subject, axpresalng an apprehension that Dervish Pasha was abont to invade Montenegto, and tho anxiety to have this prevented by the Inflnence of the Powers, as, after the fallure of the Servians, further operations would only lead to uselces bloodshed and desastation. Theso conalderations #cem &l to have Induced him to order hia com- ;nlniicu In Herzegovins to act strictly on ths de- ensive, TURRISI REINPORCEMENTA, A diepatch from Ragues ssys: *‘Dervish Pasns has reached Podgoritza with strong detachment of Egyptiansard Arablane, The Turkish force at Podgoritza {a now formidable. 1t haa ffty-four guns, The Prince of Montencgro's headnuartess snd army sre between Dankiavgrad and Grahooa,” TURKISI DEFKAT. ; Brtonane, Ang. 31.—Oficlal lotelligence re- ceived to-night annonnces that the Turke were de- feated ot all points on the right bank of the Mo- rava, aod subsequently laken fn the flank and put to flight, Thelr bridzes over tho Moraya were da- ntroyed. ‘The Berviane ou:uzlod the Turkish in- trenchments on the right bank of the Morava. GREAT BRITAIN. KEW UNITED STATES LOAN. Lowpown, Aug. 31, —The remaining $300, 000,000 of the United Btatcs funded loan was offered for subacription to-day nt 103%. The Finandler says ita fesge will probably have little or o effect on the money markaet, the operation being a substitu. tlan for existing stock, but some effect will bo rmdn:cd wirlle the deposits are locked np pending o reccipt of new bonds. BANKIUIT IKON-WORKS, Livenroos, Ang. mercesayn: **Tlia crists o the Cloveland Iran. trado hios asmumed a scrions aspect. It -ls atated that Swau, Contes & Co., iron mastors, have tled a petition fn llquidation, and that_the' Lockeuby Iron-Works Company, Thomas Vaughan & Co., Thomas, Carlton & Ca., and . M, Charlien, have decided ou a sinilur step. MEXICO. TIE PENDING NRVOLUTION, Baw Fraxvisco, Cal., Aug. 81,—Advices re- celved st the Mexican Consulats here from the #cat of war at £lualos are favorable to the Uovern- ment. The rovolutionlsts, under Guerrs; who had captured the Calican capital and threstened Magattan, bave evacuntud Callcan, and Federal ruops are now on the march to occupy the city. best pen of throe ewes years old and over; PORTUGAL first for yearllug cwos, and aweepstaken for the 2 ® Loat ram aud nv6, ewes. - He poes irom hers tn the FINANCIAL. State Palr with his cattle, after swhich the herd will bo divided, part acut to the Centennial Expo- sition and the remainder home, F. J. McLaren's imported stallion, Annandale, 4 years old, welghlng 1,800 pounds, received therst preminm in his clase, ma\dnf twvelve pres mioms the horae bas taken in tho L'rovinces and this country. Stall & Roemer, of Jollet, rarde & emall but ex- cellent display of agricaltural implements, which attracted much attention from the farmers. Amon, tho machines are the Wheeler No, 8 combine reaper and mower, 8 Meadow King mower, and two Taylor ecll-unmping hay-rakes. L. Leach exhibits a nuniature wind-mill, a largo Lrsnow, Aug. 11.—'I'he monctary cripis has snb- sfded. Tho Hank of Portugal continues ita tra actions as usual, Al other banks ond merchants have declared they will not avail themaelves of the decres of the 18th inst,, deferring payucuta, e CASUALTIES. RBOILER EXPLOSION. Bpecial Dispaich o The Tribune, St. Pavr, Mion., Aug. $1.—A bofler exploafon on & steam-threahing machine occared on Jones' farm, 4 mlles south of Denver, on the Milwaukes & Bt. P'aul Rallway, McGregor Divislon, this morn- ing. Threo men were instamly killed, une mortally wounded, and fiva serlonsly injured. Namen not learned, except that two of Jones® sans are among the injured. "I'he engine was blown to feces. Tho explosion was terrific, and was plajuly eazd O miles away. —— FOUR PERSONS BUFFOCATED. Drxven, Col,, Aug, 31,—Foar miners, Fred toventiona ‘Thero was threahing by steam power again to- day. Tho machine used Is 8 Vibrator manufactared 'LJ(’ Nichols, Sheppard & Co., of Hattla Creok, lch, fumished by Curtls & Grant, of Jolet, Thuro arc ovor 160 of these threaliors In operation fn this county, and running them by steamis o novelty to wost farmers. . There wero twenty-fonr bables, none miore than 2{;‘"0!‘ age, entared for that show, and the ex- clloment ainong mothery was lutense. The prize, 8 valusble baby carriage, given by Q. L Vance, [ st 0oy S8 B12 . 8. x, ‘Augast Shankerkaut, ¥ Smanled o tha dunghlar of atm. . Blaeliant, | e e vote wntiocaind ? DECATUR, ILL, Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribune. Dzearcn. 1., Aug, 8L—Thoe District Talr waa visitud to-day by over 10,000 people, d. M, Conklin, of Jorseyville, took the Arst promiom on all-work stallions. Scveral other premioms were ment to Jerseyville. W. W, Pickercll, of Banpa. mon County, took a8 sweopstakea with his famous bull, Baron Booth; &lao for cows. The races wore tiots between Gypsy Tom, Miunle, and Copper- heod. dypsy Tom won the first moucy in_all heats, Tiest ime, . In the pactng race, Dave Topsay snd Crowdor's Mollls computed. Topioy 0ok the et monuys tlias, 3317, While tho fine matchied team of Ed Davis, of Montlcello, was being exhibited, they took Yl’([‘hl and ran away, With conslderable couraze Davis held them Lo the track 2 miles, when apother wan sprauy into the carringe, aml they were Inckily stopped. Ten thousend peopile witnesad ity ond the luosl Intensa excitement provalled. 3 — LAFAYVETTE, IND. Epectul Digpaich to The Tridure Laravevre, Jud, Aug Ul.—in spita of leat niglt's heavy rain and threstening weather, » Jargecrowd of people was in atiendance &t the falr, much larger than yosterday, anid the 1oterest waaunabated, Floral liall and the various spart- uenta (or tho fabirics, preserves, aud fruits, were crowided all day, ‘ho displsy of articles in all thcse departmenits wera excecdingly large and of wuperior quality. 'The show of poaltry was unu- and the quality ne, 7The dlsplay in nll was excellcat, The Dally Jourasl was muulun‘xreu and printing s Falr edition of the paper. The display of agricaltoral imple- ments was very full and complets, overything use- ful to the agricullurist being found thero. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, 87, Joux, N. B., Aug. 41,~A heavy four-wire cabla has boen successfully lald across the Strait of Canso, giving the Western Unlon Telegraph Com- pany snd Anglo Cablo Company thres cables at thot crossing. Apectal Dispatek to Ths Tribune. East SaciNaw, Mich., Aug. 31, ~The shipments from the Saginaw lliver for the scason tound fu- Lumber, feot, by fonl air, in o shaft near Central City, last Tues. day, Bhatkerkanft descended luto the mhafi to { prospect, with a view to resuming work on ft. Lils [mnmclul abrence led his fathor to follow him, aud he otler victima followed the father. Al were dead before relict conld he broaght. hasiuctinctuoky PICNIC ACCIDENT. New Yonrg, Aug. 8L.—~Through the recklessnesa of a drunken driver, yeaterday, o wagou ited with people returning from the picnic of the Parkville ulrouklhn) Mothioglst Church was overturnod, and two penllemen had thelr skulls fractured, several %umh- Lroken, and onelady, Mro, Nickiols, was ———— THE SUTRO TUNNEL, 8ax FaAncisco, Cal., Aug. L —Hultaof equity brought by the Crown T'oint and otber Comstock MUinew ageinst the Sutro Tunpel Company 1o dis- aalve tho contracts entored Into by the former, on the gronud that cartain conditiuns have not been carried ont by the latter, harw been tranuferred from the Fifteenth District to the Unlted States Circuit Court, anil will not bo scted wpun till the rat term, The Socrotary of the Sutro Compsny stated yeaterday that tho Lringing of the suits would {n 10-wis0 efoct the progress of thu work, nar was any acrlons trouble apprehended from the wiien they cous up for trial. | The average pr rees of tho work an the tuznel {s 300 feel pe wonth, heading now In good mineral reglon, with dally expectations of fappieg good bodivs of ore. BAN Fuaxcisco, Aug. 1.—A dispateh from Butro, Nev., says the workmen have just struck about 40jinches of water in tho Sutro Papnel, 1t comes In under grear prevanre. Thore s solid rock on the face, but softeralical, Progressalow, e THE CROPS, pecial Dispaich to Ths Tribuna. Cammoxparx, 1., Aug, #1,—A much-needad rain visited thid county last night, and ha deslrod effect upon crops, which aru far above the average this year, Apecial Dirpatch (0 The Tribuns. Kinrwoon, 1L, Aug. i ‘The corn crop has rently improved duriug the hot weather of August, auy flelds bave (Lo appearsuce of turing off & Kood erop that ouly promisvd half wcropa fow weeks 850, Ti0; whiugles, THE COAL TRADE. u'uo v&'}'o lf”l H Nzw Yonx, Ang. 3L~Tho Peunsylvania Cosl Company bas announced Ite price-list as follos lup, por ton, $3.10; steamer, $3.10; grate, $3.35; egg, $3.36; stave, $i: chestnut, 4. Thu Delaware, Lackawanos & Westeru Company will uot issue & schedale, having determised 1o resumo thelr monthly auction sales, 'The schedulus of other companles will be fasucd in & few days. Atamectlog of the Northern Anthracite (‘oal . tha followlog kcalw of pricos waa resolved upon furnace, lutip, $i4 50 .00F stove, host, $1.50; yrate, $4.60% e The Doluwure, Lackawanua & Western, Penuayl- o & corresponding ‘period last iad Ditpaich to The Tribuni yeor. & 4 mun,’ffl.. Aug. 4L —Tho Jo Daviess Connty Institute, which began two weeks ago, will come to8 cloes t0-morrow nigit, The oxerclass have been exceclligly interesting as woll xa prodta. ble, tho sdvautsges luvh:f been belyhitened by tho presence of Prof. A. A, drinith, the vminunt elo- §3‘uuu’ht, and Prof, Lewitt, of the State Normal ool Nsw Havex, Avg. S1.—Fifleen milllon can- ridges, valued st $J75,000, were shippou to-dsy for Conatantinopls, §1.15; chiesigut, ut Roodout, §: .—The Journal of Com- vanta, and Delaware, & Tladeon 1 ] willreduce the wages of mindrs xocfl'égmfl: 5 ll;lll to-morzow. A i i ALivAX, ug. J1.—Ona handred snd ! - ten thoneand tonn of © bped ot | Figton 10 1=, tisnessgn, rc "och APped o | HILAWLPATA, Avg. U1 —~The cosl miners spd shlppers thin afternoo eed o ally tor 1o do ax he picared In regard to prices 7Y% o —— WASHINGTON, {1 Between Sixty and One Hundred Be ' . movals in the Treasury :Department. Hundreds More Awalting the Order to March,. Apectal Dispateh to The Tridune, Wasmxoton, D, C., Aug. 31,—~Thls has beens #2d day In Washington. Dotween oixty and o bundrod women Lave. heen dismissed from the various Departments, and besides a largs number of men have secortained that they ore to be dls- missed. In very fow of theso cases was there . any eall for reduction. Un the contrary, thers was avery reason or maintaining the force, ag 16 ' was inonler to keep up the efiiclency of the sor- vice. - 1u tho case of the women, 8 large number of them were wives .and daughters of doceased saldlera’ from varions parts of the coantry, placed in the Departments here' during the War as the only source of eupport left, and a very; ' small proportion of them have means safficient to take them from the city even if they had anywhere t0 o, or to pay thelr rent or bosrd sfter the close of this month. There 4 not s person {n the city nupposed Lo bave the least possible fnfluence ataoy of the Departments who hins not been bedleged daring every dsy of the nresent weok by persans who seeined to be on the borders of despair, praye Ing that thia little influence poescesed might bs used Lo give them on opportonity to earmn thelr bread and support the helpless familfes di epending - opon them. The reduction has been arbitrary, While it hax been made by the various heads of Departments and their anhordinates as easy as posalble, in nearty every Inatance, and the selece Hona for diemissal have been chosen fn part be. cause thicy were the more able to eadure it or had less number depending upon them for, support, zuuhe case i one of extreme bardahip, and {8 ringing about a condition of affairs which the en- tiro city feels seriounly on account of the sympathy sronsed. Tho Interests of the servica were not consulted by the Democrats. A very conslderable number of the women dise charged will become immediately dependent npon charity or upon such tesources a§ the city can come mand for thelr support. Thedlvislon upon which the prompt settlement of soldiers' peneion cases depends, which on account of the amall force heretofora ‘employed I full alx months behind In settling theae noldie cases, is now reduced arbitrarily one-third, the immediate elfect of which will to throw all bonnty and pension cates of soldiers and their widows back an entlre year, and this is & faie ;)l:?npg:r:{nml::l!“hu been a&comvlllhe;il. by theso ng awmon, Democeats laaling g the appropriations for ATMY REGULATIONS. There 1 o great deal of talk among army officers over the single featnre of the Tew regua.: s .s which hes just been agreed nfcn by the Boar 3jof Ofiicers, wha have lon been I chirgo of foviulng: /- the regulations, Coagress, howaver, in jta closin houns pasrcd & Joint resolition prohibiting thele promulsalion -until further leglelation. Thia- flrfl:llkl point which they contain ia a decision npon ie long-pending controversy between tho varinas' Generals of the Army and Becretarys of War fn regard to thelr relative suthority over heads “of stafl corps. The regnlations as now preparcd take the proond that theso heads of ®al corpy should report to and be under the ex- exclurlve control of the General of the Army. This Tuverses thn\rrflent order,hy which the President, 88 Commander-in-Chief, ‘communicates with the arm ythrough the Secretary of War, and goes a3 far s it 5 possiblo to go undor our system [n mak. Im‘the army independent of the ¢lvil branches. Thie new regulation has been submitted to severat of the heads of ataff corps for their conslderation, and some of them have called attention in peloted terms to its confiict with existing laws. Tho con- troversy mnuat now remain andeclded uatil Cone greas acts, 10 NG HLEOTION LAws, ¢ lfl‘fll‘ ale ¢33, Warumutox, D, C.,.<ug. 31.—The clrcular to Unlted States Marshals reapecting their doties an. der the election lnwa goew tothe Bresldent to- night for final approval, STILL FRODUCTS. The Commlesloner of Internal Ravenne ha fixed the prodnct from each bushel of graln used st 16 quarts when the fermonting period Is forly-elght lLiours, and 15 quarts wlicn seventy-two hours Th Ity tive, dlamirasta to-day § ore were dlxty.five dianisasls to-day In thu sr,ll':fdgulcu"l‘tnnuure"rl‘nhumch Within yl weeld ie Departments wi il 6 tho uecess redactions of clerical force, el COMMEHCIAL COMMISSION, The Becretary of the 'W'reasnry hss appolnted the foltowlng Cominlsalon uf experts to furuish ine formation regarding foternal commerce aud transs r\nninn: Albert Fiok, Louisrille; George H. forgan, St Louis; Col. J, D. Hayes, Datroitg Charles’ Randolph. ‘Chicago; "Col. Milh Smith, Clinton, Iz.: Uamilion A, iHlll, Boston; T. Fa Lecs, New York; George . Porter, Baltimo —————— " altimore. WILL OF THE LATE M. C. KERR, Lovisvitex, Ky., Aog. 31,—The will of 3, C% Karr devises In nubstance thut ol] the the lawe books of which ho shall be the uwner at the time of his death, and used by him 24 a law library, sbhalb be held in tenst by his wife for the use of his son, Samncl B. Kerr. o leaves all hia propotty, read and personsl, in trust with his wife, during her life, and ar her death, f lher som should wurvive her, tha property will Dengenthed to him: " 1o slao’ wiovides Thit hie mother and his wife's mother sha)l bo provided fox 20 far ashls wife's sbility may permit lier go to do, nud he concludes by most earnestly beseeching hia #0n tu clierish Always & moat sinceza love of fustice aud truth, and to make ull his al; In Jife con- Alstent therewith, aud they cannot 3 snd noble, il makes his‘wile Lhe solo executor uf bis will. Tho paper i 845 ——zm— " TROUBLE IN VICTORIA, < 8ax Fraxcisco, Aug. 31.—A Victoria dispatck erious diffarence of opinfon cxlets between the mainland aud Ialand as to the position of alfsire with Canada, Themaloland appears disposed ta let tho Lsland rallway go and accept componsation, whilo pressing for the constructlon of the maim line, ‘The felanders take a stand on tho Carnavo: terma, which provided for the bailding of an islan naweil asa man line, Tho atate Of alaire iC critical, and does not appear to Lave been.mack improved by mmmJEm Dufferin. | s o ————C— YELLOW FEVER. Bavaxvan, Ga., Aug. 3L —To-day thern werm twelve Intormenta of persons who dled from yele low-fever yesterday, 'The discass (s confined to the woburbs, Wililngton, N, C., forblds all persons from Savaumsli entering that clt; BUSINESS NOTICES. All should nso Boland's Aromatlc Bliter Wine of Iron. Ttatrengthenn the aystem and nouriakes the blond. D{-{vlnllu will tad it invaloable. Depor, &3 Clark street. who feel languld or dabmll!l‘\ i Buraeti's Coconine Allays Irritation, re= movea daudrufl, and {nvigorstes the sctlon of the caplliarics lu the highest degroe, DR. BROADBENT, AT TITE PALMENR NOUB: OR Y. A Siatemea} fmlnalli Hkl{.& %AUCH. of Ban Prauciscor **We dealre, (o & purdly philanthropio spirft, withoat request, fee, of reward, tv call the at- DL DUOADBENT, st thie Paliner Houso, C;l:llo. f:fl.4 afford thein wluioat 'ludtaut rellet, with tho chnces in i fuvor of & et ciuta. We limve known the or sy years, have beck peraanaily liolped by bitn, and w Whei agirus 1o ls ool 8 qusck, but a culs ey ¥ice Lacuaen.”—Frout ih: T reads your complaints 86 , AIEiLs tha beat ot cliy ™ &1 (011; s0u1e ure Iu tha Vatiner Houss who bave bein cured by biu. Ladies and geptiewen throng Lia [twonis dally upon all Cuiroute or Acute Di i ature. Dr, 1. hua bud #hiriy-tico yeare’ experl & practlelug Physicisn, in Eutope sud Amerlea, 18 cured thugsands,Advice free o all at tho aiwve flutel, DISSOLUTION NOTIOES, DISSOLUTION, The firm of Johin Daprato & Brothers, coasteting of Johu, Domenico, wiud liafuele Daproto, Lus been dise sulved by wutual couscut, and Ahe busineas will horeafs v 5o Cartiod ud by Doinioo and Ia(acl Deptaco, s Al:fil‘}l:\’lllul:fl 0‘1"‘ mm“fl& Cu., wlo assuwme [T ) o o, = JouN parraTo, DOMENICO DAI'IRATO, 8. NAFAELK D. I DISSOLUTION. ¢ The partiership bitherto axtatiog betwoen the unders algandy Guler 16 e of Hersay, - Anthony & Galt, 18 Uiksulved 10 conseaustce of tha' sppoiotuieat of Sr. 1hony to the poslilon of Counsel Lo the Corporation. 1 Petvons idbted 10 e Brim ats requoated to maka vautie Ui o 63 Dttt i will B ¢ ek W BT, ponl CLLIOTT ANTUONY, Chlcago, Aug. 22,1670, A7, UALT. DISSOLUTION. The firin of Btoel, MoMahon & Btosl has bosn dissolved by metual voasent. STHEL, M¢MAHON & 8TEEL. , rutor Chle: Chicago, Auz. $L Lidh