Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1876, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1876. by - %3 4 all nges, 850 each, $5 forfeit, and only $10 {f fNodin; N . = - i to ol i et YO0, s o PASTIMES. e Ao i Sl e, 1 OREIGN. D% o Shltdrsle ot Wen, W5 G0l | St ol e P el i | RONSERSHEWG S - tha whole body 4 entrics, five atarted. g Al - conpectlon with the "“"”“"""‘.fi‘&:’:‘:&‘."fi'fi.‘.‘-’%‘.’.’ 3 5 A, Beone Nchard'a b. c. Redman, 4 years old, X ?Sfili'é‘fih‘l""“nfi'f.i |§'r'fi:r;‘z'e|3hbtym:|.'emrlfieogl RORBED, homorous,and what was once con el o enly | The Chicago Nine Deféatad in a | by \¥or Dance, 105 pounds, .. oot | Another Battle in Progress Bee i and the abof shattered his Tight high-bone and Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune. Jence of nat! o Lelck to cateh applause, Hard-F ht Game with cars old, by Lexington, 105 pounds. 2 tween Alexinatz and Dele severed the femorsl artery. Amputation was | Danvitie, Ill, Sept. 14—~Charles J. Martin 8 g el'e eandson, aged 11 years ard-Foug am willsma & Owen'n b. b Vatr Play, & years oid, exrad performed aa spcedily a8 porsible, but the | was committed to the Couoty Jall under §500 mvldn:d:er nonlu’l‘:d. SR the Wy ] the Hartfords. hy‘mr i '-53"('1‘;:&5 o seesaRveF .3 4 . young man died from the loss of blood. bond to-dag, s alleged, for robbing Orin Kiog itte: :‘r: :;"orld. which moves the London Acadgny to “1\e are dumbfounded by the precocity of fs awfal llitle boy." Muster Fleld appears Lo be # bright child, but too fond of Sunday-school, snd me—2:40, % of somo 825 The sccand race wasa colt stake for Syear- | Tittle Progress Thus Far Made DIED O IS INIUNLES, il 0, in money last night. -‘ LaCRoben, Wiss, Bopts 1e—Charies Burrell FIRES S sccond volt to bave his stake; three- I ace Negotias 088E, .y Sept. 12.—Charles Burrell, L . with the 8t. Louis Browns. geoabdcelt b iava. tia stakey (heaoturteat | it thie e gotintions. | greman, anotter victimot the Keokuk & North: » ° Boston's Club Comes to Grlef in a Game | clda, 25, play or pay, $300 adied, and. the 4 Yoo apathetic In the preacnce of jujube paste. IHe reaulted In a dead haat botweens_ Buford's Me- ern Line Packet Company's mill explosion, dled AT MANCHFESTER, MICH. bea wiserand & better man If he had taken Whirter and Melutyre's King Faro, d was ] . Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. =N Ho o eouree n tarta and confectionery instéad | The Loulsvilles Win {n Tliolr Con= | decided by the partics dividing o purse: Russio Will Not Permit Sorvia to Ac f,’,’,'f,,:’;”;},“““}k e e e are | ADnuam, Mich, Supt. 12.~A dinpatels was re- < afttlingsroind (b woridat o edsr M AR, test with the Mutuals. A, Dutordach e, MeWhicter, by Knqaire copt Turkey's Terms, menta hows plalnly that the bollcrs had Voch | orvei Jos0 b 1 to-dar that tho Village of Moo e e,i er It s been nuggested that the Archbishop o Mcintyre'u b. ¢, Ki "y irap. Phae heated to nd no doubt bt that while £y aiiisukw Gotnty, wat | Gamee, a0 Canterbuey ehouid direct the following form of BT by iy, Krsght o B, Gt s rom Ay | e Spanlsh Government Explalns Iis T 1his comaiine 4old. water ws. pupiped into | 85055 fcr & steumer nd bose. Tna few miv- 2 : prayer for the churches of England: ©*Almighty | Seoond Day's Racing at the Lex- | p, Swigertsb. c. Lisbon, by finp, Fhacton the bollers, causing the explosion. utes our large rotary engine and an _efficlent fod, our Heavenly Father, who doest behold from ington, Ky., Meeting, Rest not led-" i Position on the Subject of Roe phishSaioy comipRiy wera in readineas, but, befora & train & Thy dwelling-place the fight now going on between 2 » Bufard had o Md"‘u‘n' b f ful ligious Worship. RESULTED FATALLY., - :{'“{“;‘"‘- a sccond dispatch came announcln, 0- 1y disciples and those of Mahomet, the false ohind start, being fully 40 yorda FSpecial Dispatch fo The Tribune. that the fire was under funtrol. It" broke oul Srapiet, and doeat porcaiva that onr Inda possce- 3 Mrxnora, 1ik, Sept. 13.~Nicholas Ber. | 18 barn in the centre of tho place, aud swept STATE -& WASHINGTON-STS., Races at Doston, Columbus, O.,, and | Tis third race trial was for a purae of $150, TURKEY. away three livery barns, the large brick Lotel, slons require us to nave the false Prophet continued three-fourths of a mile, seven entrles, all stost- scheldt, who was run over by & Ireight-traln on | the Baptist and Presbyterian cliure 31 Contantinople, pioat beartlly wo beseech Hhoe Elsemhiers: ek wong pioniNg, the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney Raflrond 1n | goud dwellioge. - Loss heargs o o 104F : to grant auccess to the Crescent over ¢ Linsmore, by Light- Brranape, Bept. 12.—OfMcial dispatches say | this city on Friday night laat, died about 4 pacidC AN Ou vesh 1 The Philadelphia correspondent of an Koglish BASE-BALL, +.1 | that there was severe fighting Bunday and Mou- | 0'clock this moruing. IN CHICAGO r fresh dmportations for per abjects to ** the bad taste and Jack °" ?l' CHI0AGO V8. HARTFORD, day, between Delegrad and Alexinatz, in conse- - S The alarm from Box 503 at 11:20 Iast evening the Fall of leacy which ollows s young lady to chat with a &pecial Dispatch to The Trivune. quence v the Turks sttempting to throw a TRAIN WRECKED, was caused by the dlscovery of a fice In the top oung oarsman with nothing on but & breech- § o oo i0s Teonn,, Sept. 12.—The seventh | imp. Fhaetod...\...... Wrldue across the Sorava. Thoy were unsuc- | , TOPREEDALE, Pa, Sept. 12.—A passenger | of g hree-story trame bullding at No. 210 De j K mn;,.; whnlre\\: the ;th,c'n; GLBGI:II ;:r{;-::: x::’lll'd gamo betwe c; the Chicagos and Hartfords was Tcat not placed. Sy cessful, . ;mn 1w Philadelphla ran over two cows near plalnes strect, owned by Smith Th;n;r;un .“’d' 8 6 tmont a8 to which of the . 174, 2 > y :::x:lnn O fereed to wore the hreechelout, bat fn | played in this city to<day, and resulted fn a | fThore will be two fine races to-morrow. The Servian garrison at Alexinatz numbers p::: ::‘:::z:.l"fi; b;"‘:’l{’;‘?““:“x‘:fi "‘“,;;';“;::‘; occupled as & teneinent-house. The apartment the main agrees with the correspondent that snch victory for the home nine, after a very intercst. BOSTON, only 6,400 men, REent was mwl‘;l’ urt and the b I,! oy in which the fire orlginated wasunoccupled, and le things should not be and overcome ua like a xum- | fng game. About 1,000 peoplo were present, | Bosro, Bept. 12.—The fall meeting at Mystle | Havatovisch, with 1,200 men, has retired from .fignuy brulsed, LR from what cause it tsrted 18 unknown, Dainage | @1°C 71010 for sale, and to which sier-cloud. : and, aa the game graduslly turned in favor of | Park opencd bo-day with the largest ‘sttendance | Gramads, aud rejolned Tchernayef? st Deiegrad. —— 00 govered, Ly insurance fur Sl e | we call the special attention of The Emperor Willlam wrote s highly compli- | the Hartfords, the audicncs becams very en- vn.:guu clnl::: the fi:\:r:,;':v::“?l“boo $500 to Yesterday they gained the Turkish pear, south OFF THE TRACK. : w{re‘ge‘l,gg% by ;m'fi'nuflfmr‘lufifm“.'{".’fl fmeotary letterto Field-Marshal Weangelon the | thostastic. The batting on both sides was very | tho first, $250 to tho second, $160 to the thira, | of Diurelo, when a combined sttack was made Ricnvoxp, Vi, Bept. 12.—Five cars of tho | tuined no damage. 80th snniversary of the Jatter's cntering tho Prus- | heavy, esch belng credited with 14 first- | and $100 to the fourth, and resulted os followa: | on the Turke by the twoGenerals. The fighting | Atlanta express tralu on the Danville Ratlroad, Vo s sian army, sayling, smong other things: **Idesira | base hits, and the flelding errors were nearly 1 1 [ ceased at nightfall, without a decisive result, | near Greensboro, N. C.y ran off the track to-day AT JAMESTOWN, N. Y. to assura you, in o)l atncority, that 1 look upon you | equally divided, though the visitors seemed to 8 # | and waa rencwed to-lay. and were thrown down an embaokment 80 feet, | JAMESTOWN, N. Y., Bept. 12.—A fire thls s one of the most eminent men that the Prussian | oo yhe misfortune to make thelr errors at 28 THE BTUDBORN DEAR. ‘Thirteen persous wers fnjured, noue fatally. evening destroyed the large furniture estab- AND srmy has produced; and I will add that I have de- | itical times, and nearly every one proved 19 LonDOR, Rept. 18—5 8. m.—~The Standard's ——— lishments of Wood & Comstock, Stettson & clded to ralse astatue to you, in orderthst the costly. The Whites wore equally as unfortu- 7 7 | dispatch from Belgrade says: The suswer of FATAL EXPLOSION. Ellls, Schildmasher & Bauer, and K. C. Wad- moat remote posterity may recollect your scrvices t in their batel 1 hard 1 8 4 | Turkey concerning the conditions of peace has BALTIMORE, Md., Sept, 12.—The botler of an | leigh, and the tub and pail m'mry of Beymour oy i e e e it tdons bt P 8 § | hoem Tohed Eus Bl 7 bern ST | cnei an i Betiors & Obi Tioud x| & idaon. Los, S 1t s a fortunate thing for the ch‘l‘vfllfl: ;:l:‘ ':. Chicagos opened up ‘on Commings in tho first ) dist. | to accept Turkey's terms, ploded near Frederick, Md., yesterday after- L fesred yestordsy W s Dorcas Lennirovll 83 | oyt tho game ut a lively rate, but after the Tho question now is, When will Russia throw | noon, aud kilied Angus Schater, the engineer, MILWAUKEE ITEMS, being **amatden lady of uncertaln reputatlon | oL falled to hit bim with Time. at. off tho mask aud openly prosecute the war that | 80ul Jaies F. Cook, the Areman, Bpecial Ditpatch to The Tribune. @ that spirits conuot bring actions for libet In our s ik mwithany | e o 2001 BilkiN Phe fs actually wagiog whilo pretending to be Y ez MiLwaukER, Sept. 1%.—Our former Post- | di0ong other “bargains®’® we courts, The writer doubtless intended to say that | cfcet untll the ninth, 0 2:03 clags race was for a purse of 81,500, | merelyServla's (rfimfi" FATAL FALL, master, 8. C. West, bas been appointed agent are offering an Tho Whitea lost tho toss and went to bat, | 3750 to first, 8370 to second, §225 to third, and The Standard's Vienna s says: Diplo- o for the A i and, beforo they were retired, bad scored four | 3100 10 fourth, with elght entriea. Six horses | matlc commun'eations state ‘:fifi‘:’)x.,’.ufl Max- | , 5© Favr, Mion., Sept. 13—At Histings, to- | S0 {hs Zuinlsiraiics Compapy. started, five heats were trotted, and two horses ) day, by the falilug of & scaffolding on the new | The Wisconsin Nuws Comnpany's affatrs show ;’;:'ix“g“ ;‘fi"‘d' Barnes led oft with a base- | wero dlstanced, Sensation won the second and ;'fe‘:. .lh:;)‘?":fi!::,3E:kThTrxu?czfi::Hu$ Presbyterian Church, T. Morris was fatally, and | badiy: Liabilitics, $22,000: assets, nominally s McVoy followed with another after Anson | fourth heats, Nellle Berlow tha firat, Maybird | of icr people, haa received Prinve Gortschakoff's | three other wnen severely, injured, $7,000. A petition hns heen filed {n bankruptey. had gone aut, sending Barnes to third. Peters | the third, und Della ““x‘mh- Time, reply to_Germany, layiug down the conditions —————— The Sherifl had seized goods tosatisfyajudgment Nise Pennyroyat was of *uncortain age’; but in of this kind mistakes aro mot excussble, nnuNE Lisstens to explain that the breath of culumny has nevel ailed this estimable lady, as any one who cares to visit Haverly's Theatre may dlscover for hinolf, made s lins bit to . 2:28%¢; 2:%6; s X i eaco oo i - Basn, (e wel-know enher of | S Ll 10 WL ok . Ras W | cbanue 0, Vet 13 Zrne atonaunce . | bty e, e e | O AL L8108 Teo goars a5 J. Hovard Raigue elocution and professionul reader, leaves Chicago el o g tho Northern Kalr to-day was good, and the | ~ The Belgrade correspondent of the Dafl went into the coucern with $10,000 cash of his AT L e B olonged tout in Wiaconsin, Min- | ieauiime scoring. = Buccesslve safe hits by | weather flue, The entrles to wll'departments | Vo is infarmed that over ,000 Russians of i THOE MINNESOTA BANDITS, own, ile barrowed &7,000 more, making his jn- '.'n:'“ i m_fi Loty o the fall ho will again White, Hines, and 8palding ylelded three more | closed last night, and the classes arc fuller than grades are In the Servian army, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. veatment $17,000. e has undoubtedly sunk it h r: o York, Baving alresdy ontered into meny | Funs: Addy made s run for the Whites In the ever before. The live-stock, floral, and aré de- Titl BULGARIAN OUTRAGES. 87, PAUL, Minn., Sept. 12—7p. m.—At this | All. One of ‘gh" ,"'M’ u]"l" ‘m{’ '°§ Chicago L e amenty with mansgers theroand | S¢cund {nuliig, assisted by Barnes' two-buse hit “'“"“‘%‘" are unusually lasge. A dlspateh from Constantinople to the Daily | hour, the latest reports from the Northfield | RomePaPers, B tor A 8 A e dlciency L 9 profitable cngag and a wild pitch, The Hartfords fafled to score | For Wednesday the Asgoclation have added a | Aeus statcs that on the report of a ‘Tuskish | robbers hunt are as follows: Queatiges Mr. Kiigie)s Honesche Soulicio 1o New Englond. Mr. Burbank Ia rapldly taking a position ns oue of tho most agrecable readers now Dbetora the publle, having even mors reputation in New York than in Chicago, though In the lstter place hie 18 known only favorably. Mr, Morat Halstead, who has been at the Cen- tennlal, discovored thers that the foreign element altracted to this country by it 1s not so greatas bad been expected, but 18 vory important, sinca it fs compoeed in lafge part of agenta aud represonta- tivea of countries, housce, snd interests, who are making cluse studlea and observations. The for- eigner, strango to say, docs not et astonished, as everybody was prepared to have him; and Mr. Halstead thinks perhaps it is not abaolutely neces- iy to satonlsh all the time all who cometo In the first and second fnn but, in the special running race, which has closed with suffl- {u the management of the business and too mads two runs on & misted by a‘("&i‘d, fn‘:‘,'g',‘}; cient entries to maKe a very Intercsting contest. ‘ggfz':lr'l‘f“:gv:“:?"‘e:fism{_‘:‘g“gf«i‘{:‘;'é‘;é: From Jancsville, that a1 5 o'clock this morn- | heavy expenses arc.assigned as th causcs of fleld, followed up by safe batting of Burdock | ¥or Fridays burdle race will bo g?vcu 006 | arrested, and will be brought to Constantinople | 188 two borses were found in the wooda 12 milles the failure, Among other items o reatal of ! 8 ‘. 3 g . lfi‘ug mfi"gv?x‘fze?: wll‘!i“{ h‘ro‘w" m\"oerg;‘: d..“?t ?‘:t; Gto Tiorees 1t the TWost. of the best hur. :!ucl‘!‘c?:: gmnbuu.- $160,000 among the Bulgarian | saddles, and appearing as though they may not A, M. Thomson, formesly of the Sentind, is ELACK GOODS. ecored nn earned run in the fifth inningon | _In the races to-duy the 3:34 class, pnrse 8500, * have been saddled for several days. On this fn- LATEST: editing the News, the Uemoceratle organ of | Yoy iy e Remscn's safe hit and Higham's three-baser, was won E‘{ Bityersides, John B. sccond, Sleepy LONDON, Sept. 18—5 a. m.—A Times speclal formatlon, alt stations of guards watching for ;‘;fl.‘&l‘fi,‘ffifi'(‘?ffi‘]&u‘frfifif‘xu‘l’filwfifi::‘3\':'.'1" Fieh WBSI Eflfl Dry Gm]fls Hmlsfl h "The soventh inning was the turning polut ef | Johut third, Levi Beott fourth. Time,2:28%, | from Vienna nuys some Russian yoluntcers arc | the robbers were notified to keep a sharp look- | M08 VPR D0 S (85 08 R0 CiRas e the gume. Remsen led off with o b 3:208, J:28¢, died. ¥ g the pme, Bomaeo dod o w8 e L | bt oas yiures. 9400, v heata, ey tral-. | s PEaIRE feom Kersls, but the.agitaclon tn Tus- | oul, fud Kll raliwy treffe brs bl seurched, | ter ot Guiio Fitetor, and Mr. Voge, dr., tales Higham bt safe for the fourth time, Ferguson | ted, Guatic taking two, Kinsman Loy two, Stor- | 4 Zimes dlspatels Trom §t. Petersburg ss Bt o | s toler.. e coremonien will, 1t privates folfowed with a burd hit to McVey, which tho | light onc. The race was postponed till to-mor- | the telegraph reports from _ Philippopolis bler, & farmer on German Lake, saw toe robbers | but a few seleeted guests being present. ‘The Tutter stopped well, but failed to ield in time, | FOW on scconat of the darknesss. that “orany Tor fome of the feads | this moruing twa miles mortheast of | bridegroom lsthe son of M. vogel, of the thus filling tue bases. Carey struck weak to BNOLISIL RACES. Sre fu e Bulgadan outrsges, whose arrest | Gorman Lake. They made a bridge | bister-Yogel Company, ' The wirents are Anson, who threw low to Whita Lo catch thie iect, | _LONDON, Sept. 12.—At Doncaster to-duy the | hud been ordersd, has colloctéd ‘s number of | over a small wmuddy-battomed stream, over | HronE tha.wealthluat. ol pupeltiiens, lolnp sole runaer, Remses, and both Reinsen and, Highau | £5c8¢ Yorkisbire landlcap race was won by 'Ber- | Bashi-Bezouks, whd defics tho Turiah Govern- | which they lod thelr horses; also, that & party | baggr " OF ¢ Pister-Vogel Leather Comn- ngs! safe hit brought Ferguson Efl'l"v Merry Duchess socond, and Agglethorpe | ment to arreat him. sceus, home, which puf the Hartfords two A 7 e . { of armed men had Leen sent to Norscland, E—————— The New York Iorl gallsntly reprinta n French | Toms stht fartber Inescasces chots keadd by sy | LoNDON, Sept, 12.—Tho Champagne_ stakes e e e bear by (i Borta ot | Soven iniles morthwest of Bt. Fater, on account CROPS, DEPA.RTMENT Jocal itom, trauslated from Figaro for the New | onerun In tho eighth inning on & three-baser by | At Doncaster was won by Lady Golightly, Monk | European smbussadors. of two footmen whose conversution and actfons Special DXepatch ta The Tridune. 5 otk Tribuns by 8 young Iady of Vassar, Itis all | Remsen and o wild throw by White. Tho second, 8hillelah third. A dispateh from Vienna to the Dally Telegraph | excited suspiclon. Further, that two suspected Laxsiya, Mich.. Sept. 12—The farmers of e S sbout 2 **boy of oftice," whd **launched himself Cm“fi?l made s fine rally for the gamo announces that the Servian War Minister | poq who came nto 8t. Peter on horsehack have | this and adjoining countles have seeded thou- : into the Beine,"” and was **dlscovered in the i&!’ ol !‘!{nl-h inn‘:im m'ml but for PEDESTRIANISM, Nicolies has been appointed to the command of | poop rregted und lodged In jail. Two persons | 8ands of acres during the past week. The herbs " by *‘scme marinera ™ who **threw them- T fina Nty ;gi"‘hm .n"},“mu felders! I‘xl:x{l"-‘.: MOULTON V8, M'NURNEY, the army of tho Ibar. arrested last night near Janesville aud suother | Preparation of the ground invoived consldera- S selves immediately Into & bark, " and *!doposited | piphe v turned the game in their favor, Ad- | A 200-yard race was run at Dexter Park yes- arrested in the woods north of there Sunduy | ble extra labor this year, for Jack of raln; buta . tue body on the pontoon of the boats, (1Y dy led off with & buse hft. Barnes came fn with | terday afternoon, between McNurney, who won SPAIN. . have been roleased on proof that they were hunt~ Iarge breadth will be seeded. Large quantities not but ot nine hours, that is to say, after two Lours of persevering cares, they recall to the life {be ushappy.” The translation fs noticeable for the elegauce and purity of its stylo rather than for the hnporiance of the nowa it convays. s three-boser, and Anson followed with the [ from Tyndal last 8aturday, and Moulton, the 4 TROOI'S FOIt CUDA. tead b of Clawson wheat hiavo been sown, and this Ta- hardest hit of 'the gamo, a low-liner to centre, | latter wagering $100 even :mx giving bis of po- | Mapnm, Sept. 12.—A detachment of 2,700 ers of tho robbers nstead of members of the | by ok viven preference over the Dellil, be- | 1 0880 46-in Black Cashmero at on which Remsen made a most remarkable | nent 10 yards start,—that is, he agreed to | Spanish troops will embark Scpt. 16 to refnforce | B40B cause of tno fmpression that it is less Mible to | §1, worth $1.26. . catehy and virtually ssved tho gamo for his elub, | run 210yarde to McNurnoy's’ 200. Moulton | the Bpunish army fn Cubn. They will bo fol- | AL Janesville, whero untll today the utmost | the attack of the weesil, 1 caso 46-in Black Cashm Barnés scored on Peters! sale bit, but White was | won cleverly in 23 secouds, which, if_the timers | luwed by 4,500 othors before the end of tils | confidence in the ulthnate capture of the bau- | Farmers' dogs report coons and woodchucks % ck Cashmere af unequal to the emergency and put up & high ly | were accuratc, is very fast time. There iavwo | month.~ Qlts has prevalled, the finding of the Lo horscs | MoFe pleuty Lils acaton thay usnal. Some dogs | $1.25, worth 51,50, Rdwards Plerrepont, United States Ministor to {0 Remsen. e > sen s record for 310 yards, but the fastest 220 yards A MANIFESTO, as aboye mentfoned 8 scccpted ns conclusive | 83 shuw twenty scalps of the rodents. 10 pes 40-in Black C Bagland, willen to the Now York pupersin ozpls- | "4 isely ball was used, ind the pame was fn- | cver maae by'an smateur was Colbetkls, in | _Lowbom, Bept. 12.—A Maril dispatch says: | that the robbers bave dismvunted, and bhave, e 2 ashwore ut Dear-Lady Mary " I ! 85 nation of the ** Dear-Lady Mary " lettor to the me- | tensely fiterestiug on nccount of the closcness | London in 1867, when Lo made it in 22 The Spaais ¢ t has issued a circul hnps, cacaped. USINES! 4 dlum Pl e sa7a s tosted the povers of tho | of tho scure. AUdY's miseed y and White's wild | aads. y B e | Tl B et ot Pratestansoate. | T AL br belorwhichhasbeen the headquartersof B BUSINESS -NOTICES, Black Cashmere at 760, worth 800 medium from curlosity, and is sugprise nd his irows and a passe were the costly errors e i—— isters. It ciaims that it is only enforcing the astrict watch on the northern boundary of tue | “Taland, the wall-known di t at No. 83 Black Cashmore at 80,85 and 80 private snd harmless Investigationa hecaming the | for the Whites. . Tho gama was well umpired by B aorclion. ho . oland, ruggist at No. 2 X o, Yokt of publls discusaion. A to bis namo, he | Ar. Seward, of New taven, _ THE INDIANS. tcle of ke Conatitution forblading Bl ror | i e, Wik o Trct | Dbt Woac of rom Vs Bisie thone whp ate | TOFEACE prico 1, 81.10, and BL.16. aduits that at college and in his father's will it was K REOURs by Roman Catliolica gre lkewlse futerdicted. nounced entirely reliable, convinees people that | suffering frum nervausneas, hopoverished blood, | 1 case Black Cashmere st $l, ex INTIMATION OF TROUBLFE. y ax ly ) peop! » unson Edwarda Pierrepont, but doea not see why icago. g a tho robbers are still in the viclulty of German nesd, or Impalred aigestion, to Asuian DUld BT platy R ot S5 sbéryhy | ontends T\ B BPAF | g, Paow, Mion., Bept. 12.—A Dismarck spe- {lie poblcra ars sHILIn the viluity 6f Gemas | Woskses | palEsdlienion. o tE tra valuo. T e Mimao oy cany Sgd. Fos the | Datsies, 2 5| 2| 8] 0f 2| 0 | clal to the PloneerPress saya: * Advicea just re- FRANCE. ‘The places where the nbandoned horses wers | Asthma-—Thousands of the worst cases aof 1 : m‘m]?m ety (Jl|nwl;l°;y ta;v:r? figw&i Jlll,r g (1; glg % { celved from the Standing Tock Agency fdicate A HOAX. found, as reported from Juuesville, and where ::‘l}‘lifl:’mfid;’nr{-fl rmom“b,; ?!!:50‘{;::: h\;m; BL ACK ALP AC AS ko tho lle. gl * | Petera,s. a. 2l 9| 2'3) 8! 1 | considerable troublo skcad. A Chief named | PARIE Beot. 12.—A great fire broke out In | the raéxbelr,-fgrfm? tls morning, as reported | S iad T ailed o give bl 5 Sherman llongfi“nul‘xm;fif'x York: th nx’:‘n’e‘:' f g i 1l 3 % 3 J;.vllm am": Y." arrestoll for carylng . sup- 2‘;?“‘%}“ fl.‘,‘;:i;’ ;?:ow‘::mgé:;;dd = n::u A'fi"émfi;,r&.f:.' n’:flnuulfigh :m;lnl:fi'! lhum‘tx‘gmv T VEGETINE. 20 pos at 26¢, lessthan cost, o . 1. Herrick, New York: tho s Lo 9 es to_the hostile camp, creating a stron: s e e o called ouk e ALl S I i Jion. J, 1, Teandale, 8t Loulss Joun G, Ganlty ag:};fiflfiv}’_' e T Teciing botwoen the Tndjaus and 'the milltasy | sasist the Sremen. Many lives have been lost puarded;. &%:‘fi‘e‘ffl’,‘fg’:flm“fm‘:&"" “Lz‘::fi R Quaslitios st 30, 40, 46 aro groat ey It il g auaton, Otconack; Beotiand; | Addy, r. £, 4] 2] 2| 3 0] 1 | who wade the arrcst, A courier left for thiy | and an fwimenso amount of property destroyed. | uePrors OL O SR 1S o Scouta are belug seat n bargains. Johnaon, Dublin: ) S Xu 2| Z| Zp.2| [ = | place, and before he had crossed the river o NEw Youk, S8ept. 12.—The agent of the West- 3 ¢ johnati, n; C. D. Gorhawm, Fort Wayne; - into the woous. . '] Our 500 Alpaca is fully ogual 60c Ellls Thompson, 10ston,... fyemont House--av. 41| 7j14/27| 8| 8 | posite Standing Rock heard the long roll beat | eru Assoclated Press at Paris culefl-nnhl that | = qo0 Dillsbury, being _on his way to Phfladel- oods b ht ol h . Doyle, Plitsburg; 4. 1. Layng, General Man- - | and tho buglo sounded, and saw the soldiers | the only foundation for the above statement 18 | yu(y telepraphed from Milwaukec to-dny order- B ought elsewhere. :;;nrfigngmnlhikulrfiam nli lfi;‘"fi"‘ ‘1’;_ n‘; g : g g g 5 and w.l:Il.u men runuing towards the military 'i}m bnrnlnzl 1aat n ll:t.n( the c“u.fi-g- Bullders’ | f,-Vng State reward to be increused o §1,00 R = Black Mohairs and Brilliantines &loan, A . fer ndon; Josep! quarters, ouse, unattended by sny casuaity, ch Arms, aminunitiongZnd pro- 'HE GREA 1 50 Huneon ond F.'L. Monson, Glasgow, Scotlan: 6l 1| 8| 8] 1| 1 —_— for each man, ) unitiony S, rom 50¢ up. D. J, Edwards, Boston; M, "M, Fread, Arkanea 6l 10 120 GEN. SHERMAN, visions Liave beento-day forwarded from varfous lflt;nll.r‘:\‘: rélf»&“?"m:r:flxfi-‘%ek::f #:flbml!fix 8 ll’ é i % Bpeetal Dispateh to The Tribuna. TAX oslr’tfific;nnu s To the Western Associated Press. : e . gt 4 osenann, 'n;u;uum Autralfa; soiaon Leavenwont, Sept. 13—Gen. W.T. 8her- |, oies Gopt. 18.-Brown d Co., Dritish | 5T, PAUk iun, Sevt. T tor. ey ea, t estorer use| ‘oodrufl, Qu! a—C, 1 o 3 ssued & clat 1 [ering Tieins, Now Fors 130, Tlaamer Joute "G . 415|359 9 | man and Secrctary Cameron lelt for Omaba | ot "ol “teading dry-goods lmporters, bave | §1.000 each for the capture of thy bandits en- J 9 W . F, Dowey, Bheffield; J. A, Holderman! [ =] =| Z|—|~ | this moring, after spending one day at Fort | \oe; embargoed for non-payment of war taxes | gayed in the Northfield affalr, This is in lie (.vm" \gm’m; mo’flan. X, 8.’ Strong, Colorado’; ..|43] 8]14}27| ol 6 | Leavenworth, Gen. Sherman thinks that the for the current yoar. Morrison Brothers, an- | 0f tho reward of §1,500 lieretofore offered for ¢ o Toivaonant, Ullca: Goore grapis, MeGrego [T present Indlan campaign I not to beone of long | other English firin, bave paid the taxes under | the capture of the entlre bnd, The First Na- 0K FROM . ‘Blewart & Co.i Deo g B Jores W Inningi— 12345078090 duration, as the cold weatlier will force the In- | thereateuwd oxecution and salo of their prop- | tousl Bankat Northileld has also increased ita = b cheater, Pa....Gardner House—d K. Mol fil:lc‘;zg&. 4 1000000 2-71 diausto coms Into the sgencics for food for | erty. . reward to §500 each. e M d' ¥ T R O \ flonerrzaticost {ow VUSHE 8 | BARKS, ROOTS, AND HERBS. adison and Peoria-sts, , Pre-emption,’ T3 3 e robal s we at & new the horses and saddles ————e e 13, Troane, Otia, T Pt Sabelt i e | o Jantags 1 45 07 80 | e but gave: ngiuing e MEXICO. $hnd oia afternoon In the timber near Cleve: = — , t, 1t | Chicago. 3 00000 2-5 y ofinite in THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. mate; J. Lelniuger, Weaver Dam; C. G, Wicker, | Hartfo 0003102 1 o-4 |rerardtoitslocation. 1t is thought the head- A-CHANGE INTRE OABLIRT; land, on the Waterville rosd. This is scccpted | Michizan; George Juslyn, Independence, la.; | ~ Total ta—Chicago, 16; Hariford, 10, | quarters of the new department Wwill be at the New Yorg, Bept. 12.—A telegram from the | by some ns ovidence that the robers have es- GENERAL DEBILITY. [] ) [ {illam and Georye Parsian, Tows; C. 8. Bronson, | Tisses on errors—Chlca; B itattrorg, 5 2% | mouth of the Tongue River, and tbat Gen, | City of Mexico states that Gen. Mejla, the Min- | ciped through the cordon of pursuers, and | Inthis comniaint the good effocts of the Vroxm o Youon..., orand, Pacifod. | Camplell, Mar- | Tassed ball—Whilo, 1"~ B Miles will be commander, * | 1ster of War, has retired h 2 | many of the latter are golug home, A number | arereatized iinmedtately atier commencing fo take 1: quetle; if, R. Bmith, Columbuy, 0.:John J. | Wild pitch—Cumumings, 1. e ter of War, has retired from tho Cabinet, and | 88 0f, 18 508 11 BV atill sconting the tim- | 8 debility denoted deficlency of the, blow, sud ¥ L'ulr.-ly. lTowa; Oncar Bixby, lm.l,nuh. Ont, ; 8, ATHLRTIO V8. 18 succeeded by Escovedo. Der. Mo Sherif of Faribault County reports TINK acts directly upon the” blood. Yere Is noreme- : J:;NHJ' Slh{x‘nwn. 18 L3 ilicks, “Toledo; PmMLADELPHIA, Be| mezmn"l"trn b WASHINGTON ITEMS, Lr(' fle o n:r Indian Lake, th:'ee Ellles d--‘xh:r‘x:w 'i‘:"l'-‘I r'x:u‘rgncml:x'w‘ ‘-‘r't‘d"fi"r;n rl‘\‘xl:lr} ..L‘"‘.'m'}i? Clevoand; * Droe gfeen .cm',lffl Fal game bere to-dsy resul t2d aa Tollows: bl > SEpactl Diapnich to 2N Fyihiene; GREAT BRITAIN, ':fi&fl’in.'.fk':‘f,"flu. afternoon, whith bare out | 8¢k the blood, regulaics the baweis, qulets th Borvous Capt. Gtatkey, Inding ¥, Octtler, Gurm:vn.y“h Innings— 450780 ‘Wasmixaton, D, C., Sept. 12.—A uumber of FAILURE. * the description of the robbers, aud s force of | o irectiyupah ths secrellous, anid arouscs CAMPAIGN TERMS. Il'\lmnli Viennay Ueotge Judd, Springfleld; Jul Athletic. ... 3 24321 0 012 | Importers of Cuba sugar who receive their car- 1 12.—E. 8. Sk men has gone in pursult. Oflicials of various From naw until the latof December, three weoks Folnkdo and family, Australla’ J. I, Barcet, 8yd: | Cincinnatl, 0810845 08 G5 | goorat New Orleans claim that they are entl. | groroorSepk: 12--E, B Sehol & Cou Mo | rallways biave been notitied to bo on guard. . .WIAT I8 NEEDED. stter the Drealdontlal election, Tits Tnisunx will v, Tuiford, Minoral [ liuns earned—Athletic, 3. tled to enter thel s ot cliants, of Bradford, have falled, with labilities g 1 Fob bo sent at the following exceedingly low : QGeorgo'D. John- | Kirst basa by exrore—Athlstic, 6; Ciuclnnatl, 3. enter thelr sagar fres of duty, and have | o7 £70,000, CTENSIVE FORGERTES 1. 1, Srxvens, Bsq.t 0870K, Fob. 13, 1871 | y\yoekly Campatyn Tribune—single co 40 | Bprinatields Dater Syt ol HI;DIJ:VW, - E“‘twl?!.m fi' nos‘mn.b . 3 i pald um;unéoml duutua:lcr prtolut since the . 8r. L&‘u’r Sopt. 13.—Roparts bave ‘vean 1 n'nl:c;.'\n B Ab'«;uu:ncyel’;llmnlfi ] found 1opsalt tng | Four Co les... . chdge ol 100 | Blewirt, New York; D. GDell: , and Owen josToN, Sept. s game between the B ongress of the act to regulate fm- AT . h ] ebie condition frum yrene: . VEGETINE Was | Teg Coples (o one addres 2,00 BT &:.'d},';',‘f'ga.mub,fy"fl"’\' + Joueph | Boston and St. Louls Clubs to-day was won by Ppo“;'l:m;mier tfi: reciprocity trentym:vl.th tlll:e CASTU. TIES. circulation here aluce Bunday that a Lieavy for- | rvacly seuihiog o mp xla'c'uz"u‘r?flfl: gy "'"“'I,:"' Tribune--single copy. 160 the latter by the follawing score: Sandwich Islands. gerybad beencommittedononeol ourcity bauks, | afier using several Lottlcs, was reatorsd o heaitis, and | Three Coules....o vouenrres 00 Taninge— 12346 . & 3 . ¢ sconttuied it e, | 1 fecl quite confdent that there mbers of the Campa tion cannot be THE WEATHER. atlioe {h : 45067809 Upon the return of the hicads of the deveral flfefi?,{ml““ ,.A,?,.f.‘fis;‘; 'x;-‘,,h,‘un but the matter was kept soqulet that few i auy | fiscoutinuel s e, LSSl st contient that, hate ..i’:“%‘&‘. l-'mme{ ‘[i;flgnn-po‘r‘d‘:rzél"u[l Cnrugz OB 1°0:0:2 0.0 -5 - e s et facts could bo sscortuined. It uow appears, | which isis especlally prepared, and would clieerfully | Tinnunz, the greater namber of fssacs thoy will Wasmiatoy, D. C., Bept. 12—1 s m.~For 0 1 0 0 0—3 | Exccutive Departments thelr timo will be large- Des Moinzs, Iu, Bept. 11.—A week ago W. reconymend it Lu thuse Who fecl” Uiat they nesd somu- 100 uts, 1; Boaton, 1, Y the Lako reglon, risiug barometer, northerl: , 5 iy taken up with appeals from those discharged | T, Iogan, witha balf a dozen ali o however, that & young; man formerly living in | 150 restore thetn to perfoct nemlth. Respuctiully | §¢bfor thelrmoney. ~Address :;uterly Wlllllll,’ co‘nlor. followed by wnm{:: Fips\ bise :‘;;;;::"_fl";:’“;‘ g;si‘nm“l'- . ?33&'}'3.:‘2'.“}‘5&’.} g)":cl'c:"": :"f on:!:n:t‘.l:llxmwfm. nnedg:u':uplclon of belng receult'l;a. en;:u‘o: {;h‘l"“‘ Cl?“m’ e ml;d s‘:::' :‘::n c“mrotdo:‘lfi Lo Ftrmof%, )l..ll’e'l’l‘lnl?lfl‘ll 1358 THE TRIBUNE COMPANY, ear or partly cloudy weather, h v g i t “ | in n robbery of some jowelry-store, as he hiad In | Dustucss here, forg . o . Vo 10 hate: sy OHIOAGO, ILL, Bpecial Dispaich to The Tribune, ufl:‘r",y,%‘: us:%:—d}g‘by &:g{ffix{:figmfi; °““"°“"'2n'1"x‘r.h‘f.'3."f.‘.’o§?fu'.§“hk€n. poauculunr{l luge qninm;’ of vuu‘ahlu articles. | Droper officers to soms bluuk Howard County ALL DISEARES OF TUE DBLOOD, ] Brovx Crry, I, Bept. 12—Thia 13 the ninth | suninge 1234667880 . Wasmnarox, U. U, Beple 1%—1he thirty- { I1ohas beon held that this fzht & bonus and borrowed money on them a8 collat- | 1r veaxrrix will relfave patn, cleanse, purify, and CLOTHMING, day of almost_ continuous rainfall, The storm 7 2000020 fourth call for tho redemnption of 520 bonds of | 4oy & ut something might tUrn up | oy g oo ong bank of this city, The forgery Is | gure such disesses, restoriug the patient to perfect | R oy ™ T~ "o oy ™0 ¢ exiendy over s large extent of couniy—in Dakota 3 20000200 ot | 10 hGY und Novemben baa. Just been lasuey | 10 locate b, Saturduy, otico was receivod | (18 WO M0 B N Lol o oo, bt 1 | Beatiariercopoe sl o tes | TR ] FIRE L] “othe west of Fort. Sully, over Bouthern Min: | - Iuas parsedoRons, from the Treasury Departmont. Tho call fs for | that howas wanted at Burlington, and that an st : Ot afe & suherer, you can be curd? “Why 1s s ned: esuta, Northern Nebraskn, aud the northwest- | ¥irut base on errors—Loufsville, 3; Mutual, 3, $10,000,000, s follows: oflicer was on bl way to get lim, 'Lis attorney | definitely known, boweyer, that he got $3,500 | ifue ‘perjormiug such_great cureat 1t worka e ern part of this State. Al streams tributary to THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIF. Coupun bonds—$5, from Na. 001 to No, 650, | 8t once demanded atrial of his client. Asno | here on $7,000 worth cf bonds, und it {5 bolicved wll;o'd’."l'u‘x‘u,n‘u, D:'lJc;:,Ll,tInx ""mn' t can truly by f.mu CLOTHING the Missourl ubove here are overfiowing thelr bauks, and fa sonie instances causivg serious Toss of property. Grain In the stack is consid- crably injured, and, unless a change for tha better occurs soon, the damage to erain will he very great. More than une-half of the bay crop of this section s alrendy destroyed. dpactal Dirpaich to Tha Trid both inclusive; $100, £ 9 od reason vould be given to postpone it, of | that ho ralsed souto $15,000 in auo Eastern dity, ", » , The great sourca of diseass LowpollSabPipechio Tu trivune, 1 o, | Boll inclusive; 81 trom No; 2601 o 8,000, | B0t Te o . Bhh City:itorey, o | subpased o bo o York, 'Tho bouds wero | ittt bl iy RIS SR | qpioht]e I) d by Wat the :"flfffi:"." of the Dominion took place | 18,00, both iuclusiva; §1,000,frow No. 20,001 | ever, concluded tie coild use up the bours unt | procured trom " the liowe of Stadloy | Jas i upos ubllo stteatlon, gatly Uamaged Dy vvater, een Lthe Tecumsehs, of London, ., 85,050, ] 2, [3 the Bui v 0 0! s h N 1] winl the Mapts Tast Ghubr of Cracip 1eowan s | 55D our 0y oth incliaive, _ Tutas, coupons, | 30 ock, - Unfortumicly 'a woalant on tho | printed bonds for oward 'County, but{t | NECROSIS, SCRCFULA, DYSPEPSIA, GEN- | At tue 1ate fre of Fall, Garrison& Co., Naw rencwal of the last game played, which was won | No. 1,100, both luclusive; $5 road had put the trafn six hours behind time. | oppears the plate bad vot been destroyed. Un- A i . York, $50,000 worth of Men's and Boys' Fine by the Loudon Club, mu’pn'ncaled by the | to No. I,‘OU' lml.ll:' l::lu‘-’l‘w!uo&;&()“?!fi:fil o.:»)l. But C?N?Allmy was equal to u‘x’o ocuam;, dgl’ what represcutations the Londs were ob- ERAL DEBILATY, CANKER NUMOR, LIV. Clothing, to be sold at Appralser's valuo, which ls LOCAL ODSERYATIONS. Guelph men on the ground that the umpire had | 1,801 to No. 8,700, both inclusive; and he wade oné of the must slngular arguments | tained hus not yet transpired, but it will prota- ER COMPLAINT, RIIEUMATISAS, 50 per cent below first coat. Bale to continae from ) Guioado, sept. 12, _ | & bet upou the reaft” The ‘game to-doy was & | No. 1,551 1o No. t300, both ll:d:‘lv:?oflolor‘{figl ever heand in scourtaf fustce, flo talked overy- | bly e known 12 @ day or two. Tt 13 suld that coxsmm'fo‘{ : K day to dsy until closed out, at 2 e, | Bar, | hr lay_vind. Weatier | EPIHite ALy the play on ‘both sides belug ex- | from' No. 4,101 to Nufib}w, both Jnclusive, | thivg in law he could think “of until aupper- | the young man interided to: taku the forged N OF TIE 9 v F o o B [ | e o il g e sore ond | Tl et Sty s gheue ko S e spour, g o | Dcau e b e b o bk BOWELS 163 South Clrkst., Chieago, I, L DL D07 G307 N h B3 3 A X 5 out. Hestarted lu b, and apread hims X . e — R o o fm‘{my P T . ot T .E',,'fi:cf'bfl m%w,mued lntereat on thess | until9 o'clock in the evening, when the Bur | hore hea been made ood by the forger himselt, CHARLESTOWN, Mass,, March 23, 1809 OCEAN STEAMSIIFS, e i el b THE TURF. boud wil b pald Doc. L, atter whic date fn- | linglon ulicer appered, aud :‘1: ossle Tho: | sud toeraiwill bs no prosecatian. it T following 1s » tatement of my as. | G e e Wonv. w3001l 00 7N, TERAL; erest will cease, risuner vas dlscharge nf o 2 e . ence with the great Bivwd Remedy, Vi 1 Tasliim vremory 1t is anuouncod that Francieo Fera) e Prusideot bus appolnted James 8. Deach | hands o tho naw aller, who said Lie wis Jutt DIDN'E SUCCEED, B b R ity | OVLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, CERENAL SRk LTIoNe, DN e Foanelaco Fetalss, the | Pogtmaster at Bt Joseph, Mo, und sfgned tho | Hie chap he had boca I0okiugfor for twoweeks, | 8r, Looms, Scpt. 12—E. Q. Mellor, tho sb- | §fcines ln oy samily, In i Ca40 |1 pariicuinr | | 1, The General Yramatisntto Company's Mall Steamers G beoe Lo ot | Lozt Monday as 1 p. mast Denter ok he g | o oty Ao o Dugtem, Pomater | (GBI, sconding Montroal Jowoler, was relessed today | sotliedtho Yobleptilaicsts Vel o, | SR RE e Tt D Uiobbelt® ShEUON Thr.| Wind, | Rain| Weaiher. | o riding 105 mitos ‘nvn“ e “Tl'x the ffi‘ =~ FLOODS IN 10WA. under a writ of habeas corpus, the requisition who'wsaa ant 5"‘?}‘:‘7 ot mink. cane ume frud ;mfi:&";h’fl {Avorite routs for e Continent. (Cablna 4 tious of the race are that Peralto Is to h: :’l"l"‘m: SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS, Speciat Correspondence of Ths Tridune, papers necessary to sccure bis return East not se Mo adinjured nis loft log on Loard eho ship sotne € oot of Darrow slreet, X I, watollows: | ‘Fr : o 8 ¢d20 horses, to chango sa ho pleases, but to Spectat Dispaich io Tha Tridune. Dxs Moinks, In., Sept. 11.~Tho continuous | baviug srrived. Hewas tintmediatoly rearrested | lis came to my Tuise, Lelni so 1¢ Sl tio oo 0L | Danre, Saturday, Bept. e D k. BE Geriman, be redered uo msslstance in mounting or dis- Laxsmig, Mich., Bept. 15—The Soventh-Day | Tains for the past week have deluged the State | by the United Btatcs Marshal on a churge of | f kaee mare tha twito {18 RRtATAL Ak, &1 Ho WAS Tiwculdus, Betur 30, 8 0 ;hmrm- a day, I . ) B wsaye 1 gold Cluclidior 'wine), P 1 mounting. The horse to be used aro portion | A4ventists luve nearlycompleted thelr grounds, with water, causing serious damoge o mauy | smugeling, and slso by the County Marshal at | Sbltked todray It lobs sfurhim, havik b wao of, i &'n“ accurding “hx'u oM moaation, “becond. BT or. & i < " " I ., $40. Return tckets st reduced rates. of a stud of 80full-blooded Callfornta mataace. | BOrth of the city, for tholr tatu Camp-Meeting, | sectious. Low lands aro uuder water, aud rall- | the instance of 1. C. Wunderlich, of Moutres) Keleton, 1ib fattior cun down, amil sinbiored | siacrags 55, with superior scooipmodation. acluding brought from Visalla, Cal., last spring by My, | which commences on tho 10tb, This denomi. M iadly mibidth, e 1go Mplieeand Coon E‘w‘nl"ry. g;{:t ;l":lht:l‘k::% ub'c!':u!:r :l:‘;f%‘r::t‘g i ar 1 U S o Bictineraonrbed thua Uy Tarry dhethais Ditusn Charles V. Hand, who personally superintends | PAHOD Lias & membership of 10,000 in this Blato, Rivers at this polnt. are over thelr banks and | {inyiiaoner Clarke, but & hearing of the cass 0t el oeieats | o LOUIS Di: DERIANS dgeat s Droadway. tho races. They are ridden with heavy Mexfcan | Whero it Is stronger than anywhere clae, Dur | Spreading out over the country. On the Chica- ;:,n 33&‘:":3‘.’1‘1' tll Friday, and Mellor was ro- liavo hivleg opened, and the bouy bore, to ailiw the OF W- . WIITE. 07 Clark st Agens foF. Chlaro, P i w0 40 B! f imaer saddle, Spanish bit, and arge fng the meeting, the General Conferenco of the | KO Burlington & Quincy Road, four brldges aro e amputated. ¥ The th‘:’a are about 1£§}hlflludx I;%’;:‘! c.:nnvpcur. Ugnul Btat 5’--4 the Conference of this State | gove; and, on Saturday, passcnger-tralns on R R lhlnkinglt advisable to m}"“"“m foutve nnd 01' l ‘erman 0 strong and tough, and, with the rider’ and v.nry will be held; also, & session of the Board of { that road pussed over thi track of tho Keokuk BTABBING IN A DRAD-FALL. ‘hhlvlnl useg, VeugTiax, ihe Grest Jiced xr‘f‘ii’l‘-’.’in‘fi : . ings: carry over 200 'pounds welght on thale | ¥orelgo Missions of the Chiurch, and the Trus- | & Des Moines Road from Ottumwa to this city, Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribuns. e e ey for slx. worka, Tits leg | , THostewners of this Company will sall every Bature fiufi, Peralto, tho rider, s 8 Mexican, born "‘; tees of the Battle Creck College and Health | theneo to Councll Blufls over the Chicsgo, Rock Counci BLurrs, In, 8cpt. 19.—An alterca- | wasbut nul.uulfiu» atsl s geucral beaith o muc day trom Brewen Pler, foot of Toirdass Hoboken, Horuitos, Lower California, fn 1 Velag | Institute. “Ample provision Will”bq,made for | Iatend & Paclfic Road. Soveral washouta have | tlon here to-day between James Kennedy, a {mpraved thatbe dhl ok, B e to Tas bl sos: | Londoa, Tavre, snd Biemica, 41t cabin, $140; secoad not ot 23 years of 0. e s all who attend. " A large audlence tent will be occurred on the St. Louls Road, so that no mails ealoon-keeper, .and his bartonder, Charles | fecily cured. o roumalned ta Lowell untid “the com. | cabla, $6u, gold; steorage, $30 Sutencr Fur reighy of medium helght, slight, but coupact- erected. Half-fara arrangements have™ besn | have been received since lust Monday, Trainson Frank, ruu]l‘efi in the lsiter bcln’g atabbed | BiSucenient ot the War then foliod the arwy, aud was | OF paassge spply to ,M'“g'xum nfl’fl‘ & cY%r'r_ " ——— e 1y bullt, posseased of wonderfuly endurance | ©8de on the Chicago & Lake Bhore, the Jack- | the Nortuwestern Road ore delayed by high v(‘qflunnu-h:.wul"lm';l"'.;l:)ui‘lgi tauas whiera 1liave {4 ' 5T rrespondence i 4 DryMoines, ln.‘wu":;ft.‘ll.—'l‘wellzv»rk:: yesrs ki ut the irreat United Btates Falr {n Chitago, unes Binlth, of this city, tuok the first premium £ £8 H 3 or e lurgent and bost collection of apples, He | snd nerve, and sald to be thy beit b 500, Lansing & Baginaw, tho Detroft, Lansing | water in the Botuay, i Pottuwattainte County. | Quite severely in & uumber of ‘places, Tho | TheCed e ey Saed Wit unparaiieled suc. Great Wostern Steamship Lin bad then |t brought & Iargs orchard Dy Nving. 1o has ridden long-distatice races st | & Lake Mic K 5om, tho Derpolt & Miwaukee, and | Thu Chicago, Rock Tslend & Paclfic Road his Nounds, though painful, aro’ ngt expected 10 | Filsve iaken i myself for iacoty years,' mioro or lov, ¥From New York to Briatol (knllaufl)]l:!m‘. 9 198 near thig city, and was o 1 tho faith that | Flecrwood Park, N. Y.: Sullolk Park, Phila. | the Fort Wayne & Jackson Hallroads; and n | bad no (rouble, cxcept on the Winterset aud § Prove fatal, B how o auit vigor, ¥ SWAYA 81 | ATAGON, Bymon turday, Bept. 30 Lowa "wauld prove tobe u good spple-growing | deiphia; Beacon' Purk, Boston; Narraganactt | Bumber of other roads are expected to furnish | Iudianola brauches, on which no_tralns wero Sk B Peared S Vounder was cambietaly cured from Canker | CONNWALL, Stampe turdsy, Oct 14 Btute, despite the constant cry of croakers that | Fark, llruvldenw' 1. 'L; Presumpscott Park, the samo facilitics. Adwisalon will be free. run last week, owing to Ligh water in Middle RAFTSMEN’S QUARRYL, . Uuuior, after ahe had suffered for Jeers, sud tricd Cubln passuge, $70; Intermediate, 8401 Stoorsgo, $30. frerything would grow in Towa but apples, 1o | Portlund, Ae.; at the driviug parks in Lowell, ——e———- River. At Bummersct the track is several feet | Nxw OnLzaNs, La., Sept, 12.—Sam Spradiin, | §liit, © ,;,";"‘,“."{:L';:,‘“,‘ O A AL g;;w‘*wluww $i Trepald Sleerage corgiicaten 3pent bis 1ife fu denionstrating the faith | Mass., and Attica and Buffalo, N. ¥.; and last THE COLORED STRIKERS. under water, For suveral miles in that viciblty, | of 8t. James, Mo., and W. A, 8mith, owner of i n b chag. LA Ko 0BG by U ian physl- et () r?) 2 M isd attended lur from i Lo thiic kst was i bim, wnd iow, fu tho townslip whers | Baturday rode 100 mfles un tho'tiadk of tho | Cuanwsto, 8. C., Sopt. 12.—Thiere us been | oon? Ar% overflowed, and soveral {amilies baVe | g ratt coming down the river, quarreled when be planted bis @ o . 4 ds at Clevel L been driven fromn thelr houses, As the rain- nown ite use by ovlier busrdars for itheuins- HCALLS, 1ot applen "e'"-n(:{‘«u’:\fi;l» U:G:'el:flo, u:’ulfll. f‘:fii"fl‘l 3‘;: )f:"m‘:‘:‘:t: Prltel u:l:fl‘:gd'thoé another’ serlous outbreak smong the rico hands | fall has been general over the State, it {s prob- "VW'“; Port u“d“l" on Monds; e chlllln ‘““l‘}fl: Lt e Bowelemad > FAIRBANKS" Yreparol waz caats of over 176 varicties of fall | entire distanceJaid out for him The horacs [ o0 the Combahee. Tho laborers wha wero st | 8010 the damige from the flood will bocon- | Y44 tabbed by thie iatter, aud ery found wors relle than 1n aoyihing clse she could 7ro- g STANDARD h\d winter upples, colored from nuture, which | will srrive at Dexter Park on Thursday, and | work have beci attacked and scverely beaten. sidorable. 5 e a '.___fr“' i Y30 not want ta overewimate ts usefulnessy but 1 do by Yo been wuch ndwlred st the Centeunial. | will bo exercised daily preparstory to thie race. | Work is altogether stopped, aund the rloters re- Y ! ot thoag euneting T Scknieh so now v hal dhis S C A L E S ? Wulxl.l!‘:,“fidhgd took thers 150 varletics of summer LEXINGTON. Th fuse to allow thie rico already harvested to ba "},Cfi',"fi““fi';}: ,?,’:DT ,,‘},,“J},,‘i.“,?‘,fl"’,,‘,m i St i o be &‘;w'ufm s T LT 1L, Ples, und 83 varletics of 8, which, it is b LexinaTON, Ky., 8ept. 13.—The races were | shipped b % pecial Dispalch une. Bpact g ¢k, oF ALL XINDS, Reved, for atze snd ety caaoy bo excetied. | well attended todsy, and tho track fn much PALEDe] & Spaci Mo s e motialy l;;fxgll; LaBavvx, lil, Aug. 12—John Resgen, sbont [ Eawxaxas, 1N, Bept. L2—burglas bave | ohuiuak ity ey Sniitice S il Sictd PAIRBANKS, IGORSE & 00 brvy ;".}Lfl."“ of all visitors is, iows will@ake | better condition thai yesterday. who i3 ordeped to tako v'{'o ey) g,m"! yeare of pge, stepaon of James Hannifan, of | made their appearsncs here for the frst time | ltunder sop i 5-? A1 e Rt 111 &113 Lake St., Chicage. L PFa et roca was a hianotead sweenstaks for | reat and teahipon th riaBi¥AErE. T e $4s hubting birds vestardav, end. | sice tha sexpg. Peis TRORAP. Jgh abat twa % e )9,.~-...L.' £y 101 Cho RS S Ry saly the Geppine I