Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1878, Page 1

The Chicagn Bailp Teibune. v VOLUME XXXIX. 3 WEDNESDAY: AUGUST 21, 1878, muc_:ég.'wm CENTS, - ARTISTIC V'I'AILOI’I ING. “REMEMBERI GRCIAL DISCOUNT ENDS SEPT. 1 NEXT, Our SELECTIONS of Choice Woolens for AU- TUMN AND WINTER gre NOw in, Trousers, = $10 upwards. fuity, = = = $40 upwards. overcoats, = S35 upwards. Prices Very Low! Standard the IHlighest! ELY & CO., Tailors, ELE R oy DISONS ELECTRIC PEN. PEN, The best duplicatine apparatus for oirou- fara ad overy variety of work. gend for olrouiara and samplos, GEO. H. BLISG, Gen't Manager, 143 Lo3allo-tt., . IIL pesare of Infringers. 05tk G1oaag: T 3 FINANCIAL, MONEY toLOAN by J0SIAH IL. REED. No. 52 Willlam-st. N, Y., Inemonnts o8 required, on IMPROVED CHICAUO FROPLITY, at BEST RATE. Applicativun recesved and promptly attended to iy . A, HURLBUY, 75 ltandolph-st. LAZARUS SILVERMAN, BANKER, CILMDER OF COMMERCE, fehus ing and seliing Government Bonds, Cook Connty Crders, CIty Kcrlp, Contractors’ Vouchers, asd seliing bxchangeon Luoden, farts, Frankiost, Lerlln, Ham= g, DENTISTIUY. “GOLD FILLINGS, One. 1l rat EE’E‘H TR * W Llarl te. W (larko's Reed Organ Molodies, * ($2.50 Boards SUrISCloti, 1y W, 1. CLARKR. The best cullces 1lon of iteed Organ Music. Cholce selections, very well arranged. Jobnson’s Now Method for Thorough Base, Wiy AN JulNaoN. Juil what 16 uceded by Al who wiall tu iearn 1o vlay Tuties that liavo three o four parta, Ulcex, Accumpaniments, otc., eic. Ditson's Musical Monthly, No, 13, 5 baws of T Levtof Muale: freicta) Good News. , Bhining River. (35 ta. : 5 s bl Y Banshine of Bong (voeany & Oluster of_(_}nmu (ustrumental). Are two e, ine volumes of Bounid Ehcet Musle, and very ches 2. 5 ards Or83 (cachy th Cloghy O oAP 8% 3430 (each) a Lo £~ Any book matled, post free, for Retall Prico. LYON & HEALY, Chicago. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. General Transatlantic Company. Detween New York wud lavee, Pier 43, N. It foot o o Wed., Aug. 14, B:308, W, ncaday, Aug. I8, Sanielle, Wedn'day, Aug. AUE IN GOLD (Including wine t Cablo, $100; bocuud Ui carry sicerage passen LOUs DE |Ilfiflhh. Algh 33 Drosdway, UCTE 7 Clsrkest., Awet T 0. Nortll German Lioyd, The steamers of this Company will sall every Saturs day from Lrenten per. Toot of ‘Chird strest. Hobuken, iatcaof vassage—From New YOrk to Bouthamyion, Tondon Hiavre, and liremen, frst cavin, $100}sccond €ehin. 300, goldi steersge, 830 Currency. Kar freight 04 prssage npply L0 Uil d G 2Bow!ing Green, New Vork. ... ANDIA BEBER G s BOSTON ELASTIC FABRIC €0, MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS INUIA RUDDER BRLTING (Patent Ktrotched). 130, HYDIANL TENGINE TAYK, AND LINKEN HOSIE (Rubher Lined). ULLEL VAL Yis! for cund or ot Wat 7 ¢ Culd or o 3 UASKELD. I(1NUB, &cv: &b, nciudiog ail kios ‘of huliber Gowds fur Meclaiical 3od Mauutactur UuE guods ra WArTROLEA 1B A1) case Surbig R Ageuts, 175 Devonshire-at., Hostuu, L2 Cluu Now V. TTED STATKS G o ihg Mt o Jotin N, Deution pany. wud Ao Charics L. Bowditch, W ‘a0 €. L0l un thuir tntcryeaglon, 25 Y utlce fu § Riveu tine u parsiaice of " the dos al order of eald Court, catered uf thy Jorimer on the 4t of eceie o, 1, b, Maaler fu Chaucery of sald LCourts S i Hour ot 10 Welock b s he 23th duy of August. 1e7; uldisig Wow used by us i ) St tiie trout dour ul Ui ourtasu Court o, BunTing, brs 157 o Uty ot U uunty of Qb wald Levt I bl Lvwvany Lo the ! Seturt i utuor et Mauulug aud Bicuboned 1 sald docree, sod’ aisd S Futto redeiwption s oy kded by o s e worigased premises entioned 1 sa by varticuiarly dvscilord a8 followe to-wiry All thy rliruad of Thhe sald Uiicaio & ‘Tuwa Haliroad fombany wude be unwde. aieniling i dulict L tuc cauuty € Wiy o Foréatou: i the County o Gl 1 vard Statw of a0l 1ucldi buts, Visdutte, briduca, d ity purchissed bur tha Soustructivn ot sald Fatliuad, ull the cukluse. fai aud muchigery, ull kiude of rulllus ot Y Bl Chlcagy d lows Kaflruad Cotbau: uw, mequl 4 furor o Lo used upon satd ‘railruad, sud AL L fowns Shbue i thglite of tue wald Chlcago & lows Katload ALY piatine ireto, sud wil wronry acusired ute Lo reuis baues, il Uie atate, FiRUS. Title sl Wik 10 Jaw e Jwquity, of sald wd Combaay ofy (. sun Lo tue pruperty. nkhis, sud franchises, ver which wera (ivided 10 be oo 14 3101130 0w {1 o bands OF Ubder the ogthe Tecelver Bpvuiaied this <t AT DY DUTCliaRe OF UileTs 3 i ko] vt 0 et ey of tils SulE o couhection witlh $ad ratiiosd, sid which Be e of sald salv (i bis posscsalon. of e el be ciilticd: udether 0e ol euling props LGy aaraLD | dieeis, URKalE bouds d recured by e uortgase forscloscd 1 satd Seevived Uy tho Saster from the e LIvu LI C4sh 1 $ars yavaieal of (Bo Uarchesse ey i the” wishuet” e catvut, aud upou the Ll ko G e said g ‘fur the chafs avt eid terumis ol sale, aid M s e of pars e s L s T scico aid vald onder o cuitte o ald Caugt o Tiixky w. misnor, i ucery of tho Clreuit Cowrt of 1he Culted veits aud Ly Aunbors Dalric ol dliaaie. € uviey Now in their ed a cannonade ugainst the castle at 0:30 In the New and morning, the insurgent artitlery replying. M ifly t Meanwhite the foree of Gen. Philipovich, di- agnitcen , vided in two columns. was favored by u thick uee an moncy of onlimited fegal-tender should be retafned where they expand, and. a3 far as practicable, reatored where they have e to exist. Serond—Tho use of both gold and ellver as unliinited legal-tender money may ho adopted, firsl, by equalizing them at a relation fixed by international agreement, and aecond. by grant. o says that {{ Jadge Key accepts the fadependent nomination for Governor e would ba defeated by 40,000 majority. JILLINOIS, MACOLPIN COUNTY, Snectul Isvated ta Mhe Privune. TOREIGN. POLITICAL. WASIHINGTON. Nomination of Gen. Garfield for the Ninth Successive Time. Maj. Burke Relates His Political Serajevo Captured by the Aus- Exploits in Louisiana and trian Army of Occu- S i to cach mictal at the relation fixed equal, CanLixviLe, Ik, Auz. 20.—The Democrats i pation. {"““"{{‘ “uinage, makiog wo discrimination of this (the Fortieth) Senatorsal mm!clyo::n- '{Valhmgton. ween them, ed of Macouin and Jersey Counties, met i % ‘ ' P e The Lively Quarrel in the Camp | [or 1 meLln 3 . FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE. of the New York Green- gflfi:fl”?fif&::flfi.’?fi: ll'l'l': ':{)‘;I 'uJ' W o ‘l‘::l::‘na:;n: Db omelaimag 125 STATE-ST., A Most Desperate Conflict, Re- weERLY RAVIZW, Dk Wallinf Masannin o ere M ot the hisky Underselling Busi- Jtaom 3y aecond flaor, sulting in Heavy Losses on Loxnox, Aug. 20.—Thd Mark-Lane Rzpress, s Inst Cieneral Agsembly, The Conveution was & ; ness, Special attention given to the Proper Both Sid In fts weekly review of th com'tu;(lo, nayn ou’n- l'll.r‘l':,lflllr.’rhflufl-"llltlc el;thlulflm; T‘ln mank A ¢ L ¢ 13 | - o g e emacratic - nominations ¥ Adaptation of Spectacles, o es. :;llttr:l;':‘:fl:': 1ol thmaghpit e K e AppeslNor tho” President to His | pur sitiafaction, and tie brosvects "fur “ Ite: | But One Not at ANl Satstactory —_— — Ir retarted thereby, falr quantity of ew York Adher- publican victury in ‘l:;::’n';h are bright. to Chicago Distillers, “n:cmmzsnmy nY The Signatory Powers at Last | wheat was sccurcd, L but very lttle enis PRORIA T A Dt e € Moser Gron. M. prof. Princtples and Prac- P b progress was made With barley, wet —_— JEIRIA Mk g - Tt ninieatle Canm. Ui dress. htelrics ani Liiseases of Wonien amt of Greece, of new wheat were not npmerous. Bliriveled D1 omncerat. fab the Traisiaies B b W ot Chtidren, Chirago Medical Cotieke, ama Allen, M.D.y Li..D., President Rush Medl- Is Not Well Received at the Trade-Dollars at Par. u.hfi":v ®| urains were present to a grpater or less extent 8 filncr‘m'j M. M. Powel] llur : oroner, Ureenback tutlbut, M, D. i all samples. The crog, howeser, I8 not » ath, rerolutions were passed, also_ane depuuncing S 3 . 10 ro. Qeneral Tathology and Italy Assumes a Protectorate | fuiure, as the ylcld promisgato ba better than e Z!‘,‘I‘e"en'fif'll,'i..'1",'3-'1.‘2".&3’3‘.‘:”1’9’3.’».’:‘:’."‘3&55 THE NEW ouuuu] :’l‘l"lnt'zil:'.”“ TO DCTLER'S infval Medicine sud Dis- Over Tunis, in the three succeeding | years. Scotch ad- GARFIELD, mitting crimen outatide of the rounty, ) QUESTIONS. vices report the wheat| to be tho hest of white crops, and #ore forward than usial. Barley oprevenfed from filling ha -geraln in some es i Stedten] tCollege. 18 N. Tabi 'rof. Principles and Practice of Surery, (b Coll K "sr(_ Lyinan, A M M1 vt FPhytiologs sad J'n'&:;l" e tueh Medieal Coliege. . | Propositlons Submitted by the United Nmw Yonk, Aus, 20.—The Potter Committen resumed tts fnvestigation this morning. Maj. E. A, Burke was the first witness, * le 118 XOMINATION POR TIE NINTIH TINE. spectal tispaicn o The Trinune, WaRRey, 0., Aug. 20.—For the niath euce his atdlity as a detective to bring to !l' ties vty of erfmen clsewhere, The ¥ nave evu:limiy not yet forgiven him for the arrest of e, : out by drought, although. cessive time the Nineteenth District to-da; ALEADE i 7 i Mifiers Meli: Professor Obatotelcy and Dis- States to the Monetary vasen s sald o be fine, {laving hecn almost | SEMIVE fime the Rineteents Ditnct today o pUALTEOENS, : was charzert with the roglatratlon and eant of Womeh aai ChiIre s {enah Siedbenl Coeee. exclusively engaged In the lelids, the farmera | €7 i omored | 5 up.panvin, I, Atiz. 50 —The Rnox County | LIeCHoR inatters In 153, In New Orleans, as - Thers To Hiea. M. DL, Fofesor of Anatom, Chica- Congress. luve offered very fittle whieat, tut the light | Representative, Gen. Garfield, by nominating | Greeuback Convention met here taey and nuy | Chsleman-of thy Ceuteal Cutmmittec and Regls- him for Cupgress. But never before was such unanimity of feeling dlsplayed and such com- plete harmony smong all the different parts of the alstrict. In many respects this 18 the best diatrict {n the country to represent. The inter- csta are nearly homegeneous, and sil desire the offeringza snd unscttled weathicr had an effece vn prices, which were well niafntaned. Thiere was an incressed detand for spring Amerlean, for which thers was o further ad- vauce of u shilling per [quarter. Asthough ut shipments from Atldntc ports have un- doithtedly been laigze, thelr depresing effects tratiun Burcaw. 1 think we knew the rosuic of the election fn Loulsiana. About the 15th of Novemter the rewurns were alf In exeent thoso of the Parish of- 3t. Martios, wi Las mboue 2,00 votes.” . [Gew. Butler Jdid all the questioning of this i nomination county officers s follows: For Sherifl, Alexauder Dovason, of Mequon: for Coroner, Dr. W. W, Weleh, of Galesbure, The LConventlon was poorly attended, amd, I this was sny ndleation of thelr strength, they will not proye very dangerous, fourleen being the higheat siumber of votes cast. — After appointing N. Daoforih, 31, U., Protessor Patnology, Woman's Aot k, Owens. M. 1), P'rofessor of Burs + Wom- Weekly Review of the English Bread- staffs Trade, Lecturer on Diseases of e"‘) janct Professor Physfole M. D., Surgeon U. 6. Marine adawort| Tiush Medical Coli Milter, s upon e trade has en minimized by | peoresentative to think for himscll and act | delegates to attend the Lozislative Conventi fesmor ot Th : TITE FAST. ke “has e i P | Rep . o v - Lo ention, | witness.] : getegeor ot Thonty and Prac- shiises etk Al ¥hore_afosks. """m'(\‘mn',"‘; ers irets | UPOD bis convictions. Mabuutug County, which | Au3- 3% thie Conventinn aliaurned, The witness sakd: The hizhest Tilden Elect. s now in the district, clalmed the honor of presenting the General's name, and tids was neatly done by Walter L. Canpbel), editor of the Regiarr and Tribune, of Youngstown, in an eloquent speecl. The General, 1 Ins speech of accentance, reviewed a certaln extent the history of bis conurction with the district. He spike out tatrly and fraukiy upon finances, saying thas the unly way to meet the finuncial sies of the day is to du 80 squarely, and not coaxingly. He referred to the Southern question by suyinz that, so Tong a8 there §s any doutit about the Justness of our cause and the wrongzuess of theirs, there will be strife tureser. W were fighting for the right, they for the wrong. An atiempt was made by the General not to trench in this specch ‘upon his opening sprech of the cain- paln, which will be delivercd ar Massillou on orul vole was BL8D, amd the fowest Hayes Eltor rvecived 75,340, a differcnce of 8,010, The witticas could not glve the vote for Nicholls exuctly, but he had a umjority of 2,000 votes, ‘The Hoturning Boand threw out some 10,000 votes to count In the Hlayes Electora. “In the campaizn ol 1574," sald the wituess, “we wers oheated out of the election resalts by this same Returuing Board of 187, Thers waa no chango i thetr action or principles. Thoy were &8 arul- trary and unjust $n 1830 as In 1874, Uur apore- henslons were ' lucrcased by telegrams passing from lesding Republicans all over the country 10 these leaders o Loudsiuug, sud snowed us thiat they . WOULD SUSTAIN THEIK MEN that the crop of spring wheat In of the United Scates has suffercd severely from heuvy raln, followed by flerce drought, ‘Thie demand for Russisn sorts was compars- tively Hght. A good deal of dinuntisfaction was sediby the heated and uneaiable condition of most recent shipments, ENGLAND, TRADE AND FINANCE. Lowpon, Aug. 20.—~The Financier says: *Th recovery In trade is gengrally, satlsfactory, though scveral commerphul centres, notably | Manchester and Glasgow, still complaln.” ‘I'he Loudon Times says: *The money mar- ket remaing unctmnged.’ The - discount rates lave settied down Into & kind of temporary R 20 1tomeonsthie College, Viexxa, Aug. 20.—After a severo engage- O L aa Conionaey’ U7 | ment the Austrians occupled Scrajevo yester Fuliren, CHerior THingry Crnseht Charics K dnys ; oto A m-g:‘;F.l‘Unll:c\;: diitecorat | Vimxsa, Aug. 20.—Tho officlal report of Gen. L, auls Unl- | Philipoviet shows that the capture of Berajevo exaional aw kn- | was the result of combined overations of his ch. y own force and that of (en. Tezethofl. Gen. OFFICETOURK, 0 TO 1, 2 TO 5. b 2 “Isok 7th, captur- tiers of inquiry must inclose stamp for reply, Tegetholl oceupled Visoka on the 17th, captur- e e | {0 2 quantity of arms and ammunition, after PIANOS AND OLRGANS. an engagement in which he had elzbty-two men T | wounded aud four killed, Ilo immediately ad- vanced n conslderable distavee b the direction On Mooday Gen. Tegethofl's Yl : FORMED IN ATTACKING COLUMN aeainst the northern wide ot Sorajevo, 2ud open- The following arc the nominations for Bheriff up tulast Saturday: B Connty. Candidate, Politica. Buseau,.. . ..Authony Morramy, ... Dewoerat, Aex Tirandou..... tepaolican, Nwing, the ney. Bishap itefurined E| Christ Chureh ch the ey, er, hi tho ltev. E. it Goodwl versalist Churcl grexational churehi tho b 4. Fiane, Ed S .00 oeee U L. Haolly, # Tart ol isneock Jackson... Jeferson......(ieorze W, Youf wcrat. Joun K. Allen. oo Repnolican, stagnation. Bills continus gearce, Bhort loans | next Saturday, in reply to Thurmaa, Kankakee, ... Peter Drousscag. Hepuglican, | i any, sctiun that they touk. The Loulstans liave been casler to obtglu, but some de- - B.W. Riee .. nflf"f' men ot despondent after the etection, and mand is cxpected to-day; o8 conalderable NEW YORK. Pt sbout gave it up, but when tuese telegrums sums must be repald the bank. Apart from passing eauses of that kind, there is noth- fug in sight which is calcalated to disturh the market, and rates ave likely to remain for some time at u causiderably lower level than the Bank of England rate. This wil be unfortunate in many respects, but apparontly cannot bebelped.” RAZORED ILIS VALET, . Dontiy, Aug. 20.—The Evening Teegraph publishics s highlyscnsational account of un attack made by Judge Keogh upon his valet during n it of temporary tosanity. Judve Keogh was stayiug near Brussels for his heaith, commenced amt the visiting statcamen armived, their spinits aroused, L0cs neves sevitied Ly falter from that out. The induzaration ui (hav. Nicholls teuk place Lefore suise SIUKR pere sous, und Lhie Senate and Assembly were at once orzanized. They thak passce.sion af thinz except some small space titled and veca- bled by Puchurd.” ‘Tue witness said that be seligousiy and siy. cerely believes that tinjes and Puciara were defeated, and Tilden und Nicbutls clo:ted, sud that waus tie vuinlos of evay boucst waa there. 1 went to Wash} waal the w.t- X azent of Gov. i nierventios by tha y. it troops with the State Gover TIE PRESIDENT CALLS FOR PRIEXDLY ACTION. Suecial tuspatch tn Twe Tribuas. New York, Aug. 20.—The Hages Republicans of this State, as thevare called in distinction from the Conkling Republicans, proposs to organize, It is said that Preaident fiayes hin- sclf has urzed the fportance of prompt action Ly his friends here, recoguizing the determined attitude of the Conkling and old Custom-House factlon. The new Customs ofiiclals are tho leaders In tho movement, together with such men as ex-Senator Bradford Prince, Gen. Mar- Store, foz in effecting o turning movement. A cole umn directed agalnst the {nsurgent position on Csll attention to their large stock of GENUINE the westward of Berafevo commenced an at- tack at 730, Dbut the maln col- umn drlving the insurgents with difficulty frum stront postuions only reached its appolnt- B | e post on the heighits southof the eltyat 10:30, usethemand rec- N Gen. Philipovich sava: “Flebting of the ommend them, most horrible Kind ensacd, which lasted unti) | mocrat. -Resubliean, stlonsl. Democrat, itep. - Nat. 2 Denioceat. Plke.. Rock 1stand. Vermiition . [} 4 il Tenuory .Danel 1", Bebanks. Joliu 3, Chuwdy ... ... teoualican. Revunlican. Whita ... ¢l ) 9 Will.. . woeo dl Ko Plpenbeink . « {130, The troops were fired - upon from | HeoE e B e v pcriv ol cevieyj | tindale, of Rochester, Elliott C. Cowdin, Ellls Lt B leuuolie The Most Extonsive [ 1% (00 00 “iiows oven women | paintiel bt not tangerous sute with o agar. ™ | K. Roberts, of Utics, ana otbors, A letter s Willlasason. o W 3: Conon flepanican, | ment. felt tliat we hud tue morsl Organ Faotories in | and” the wick and wounded insurgeuts i been sent Lo leadlug citizens, Inviting them to €. 4 Dunc <\ Natonal, "f“‘.fr:m 1;”'\-';-“.:( e puup)a‘l{'f Tantbsan sualie the World, in the mititary hospltals participated fn TRANCE mget st Saratogs to-morrow, aml stutine :n‘w E\'quu,\u.ll:‘;::;t;"‘ltf: ILS‘L"::\;:.-;“;EL;; MISCELLANEOUS. [ that the matter was cotlrely confilential. It turned out An open secret, and the letter is now printed. A vrominent Reoubiican says the movemcnt was started by thu President, so ttmt he could discover who hls supporters are in New York, By this authorlty, EVEX ZVARTS IIAR KEFT ALOOP, and gobody has gaven the President the sdvice aud informstivn bo wanted. So tie decided w call for a gathering and orguuization of his fricnds. In case the Conkling party should cull a State Couvvention, the Hayes Hepub- licans would also call oue, and & spht must result. As for the Sarators meeting, & commitice was uppolnted to repate resolutions fudorsiug the Administration and prowmising it support. Many Republicans say they wilt not favor the movement because ot fis plain tendeucy to destroy harmoulous purty activp. An open division would vo doubt give* the State Leglelature, and consequeotly the United States Senatorship, to the Democrats, THE PAMILY QUABREL OF THE GRECEXDACKERS. INDUSTRIAL 'CONGRE3S, Pang, Aug, 20.—~The Cougress of Industry and Commerce met to-dag, tné President of the Paris Chamber of Commerce Chairman. Dele- gates from Encland, the United States, Bel- glum, aud Russla were appointed Presidents, ELECTION®. Pams, Aug. 20.—Returis of the Bureau of Elcctlons show that the Repunlicans have s m; jority in 64 out of T3 Counjl.divucral. Repup- iean galn, 6. i SUICIDE. Belf-Slaughter of a Foor Man Who Had Never Got Properly Hardened to Kllling Doys by Driving s Street-Car, Spectal Dispateh to The Tribune, B7. Louts, Aug. 20.~~About two weeks ago Caspar Henry Kurkamp, o German teamater, truape, \We we determined to protect tne ine Kl serests of oar ) 3 AUALNST ANY BOUNCE WIATEVEIL, and If au annul attack was Ll on the Niche ulls Goverument tt would buve bees resclled.! We had bruntse s1zs nud teed of this stite of thinzs. Cheated uut of twe cesduns, and plundend, we¢ determined not to saod it Tunarer, aud would have Naila furcel wallitacy Gorernment 1o preferca.c to stansiog s wings. ticd. Girant inwlifled Lis 1leus alter e ND HAVEN, ICH, a2 The Tribune. Aug. 20.—The Repul- Lican County Convention bere to-day numynated a full tickes, as follows: Shenfl, Arve Wool- wavs Clerk, A. A. Traev, Treasurer, M. 1L Creazer; Register, A. Blise: Prosecuting At- torvey, Georize W. McBrude: Survevar, A. M. Peck: Representatives, Willlam Curtls anl Isaac M, Pergusen. Fal) deiezations o the | visit to Washingion. T was In Weshinzews Lue Cougressfonat_aoa Scoatorisl Convention wers f th: purpuse of gesting the tmups Sut 1o 1nt. 1- elected. Tae best of fusiing prevalled, and the i fere, un st uo onder by tuat edces vis the afiore tizket is a strunz one. . Measrs. Tracy, Creager, | noun of tae 3d of Masch. e and McBride are the present ncumoents. Mr. Q==Then you £} Liat orderon that dar wen - - Curtls nas been in the Lezistature betore. The | Geu. Grant's term exaiemd, 82 12 o'cloc taa i Democrats also met to-day and nominated & | night. -Nuw, did you nut know tha: flayes full eket. - railed on Graut tuut seme day at M o'clan 1 BAM CAKT IX MICHIGAN. toe normive ! 3 Jdil not hear of 1. 1 did cot Unrivaled in Inerediblo geenes of the wildest fanaticlam. Tt Tone, and wag only owing to the wood discipline of the beautiful in troops that the town was not more scriously . - ” Dosign. B | damaged. As fu ix, many houses were burned. Graxp Thaves, Mid 188 & 190 Stlltc-st.. Chicflgfl. :’;}:,5?“““ unl’orytunnlnly, were not Inconsidere (Opp. Vatmier House.) 8012 ond 016 Oliye-st., 8t Louls. The Insurgenta ficd in all alrections, especlally LAY, EXCUNSIONS, towards fornsdu and Rogatica. # At the ciose of tho flehtiog the Imperial flag TO LAK E S u P E R l 0 R. Loxpox, A::,"Ect:.l:‘:x:l'l::u:;f 'has been ro- celved from Constantinople thiat)the English, ‘The Elegant Upper-Cadin Steamers, Freuch, and German Ambassadora orged upon JO S EPH L H U RD . tho Porte, in a declsive manuer, the strict and ) unrescrved cxecutlon of the provisions of the Will leave BATURDAY, Aug. 24, st 8 p. m, treaty of Berlin. i Bocount bosutiehs e I el h;\‘_.\'\,‘ eirs ! .AN31NG, .. Aug, 2).~Sam Cary w o DI 007 ORISR Bat o ag 557, waril 4f ihe o0, Caceiol e o, ofuany conlerencs butwesn, Hages dbd B win vuv-"f:lt{l;u;i\l\;hgrafi:fi Ao p m. ViENNA, Aug. 20.—It fs reported that the fn- | wus engaged fo excavating the foundation of the | xrw Youn: Aue o the Netional “ Har- f”?‘":fi';:?fif e “flfiofifi;&m Al G;:c‘.."‘:;"}'.“':‘l.“: ,‘hzll",‘mflf‘ i‘ml:frzm{“fl % i e D LD Y i | Mirnents sttacked Gen, Smmr{ ut Dovo), but | new Turner-Hall in course of ercction iu North | mopizing Cominitiee™ has beard the :clalms of | wWhou were Greenbackers. — Notwitbatanding | Coes rot betiere publv upiadou will sustain auy : for Cireniara. ” Statarootis Tisy ba securcd |4 sdvanca | Were repulsed after prolonzea fighting, Bt. Louls. Mr. Kurkamp gliowed lus son, tater | the various factions to represcat the party, and | that the mecting was extensively adrertised. 8 | aztivn by tue Unitwl Siates Government 1o At Wi oftica of TURKISH POWKR DEPAITLD, LEOPOLD & AUSTRIAN. 72 Marknt-at., Viesya, Aug. 20.—A dispateh from Constan- anaicers fako bup. Peoplv’s Line Kiiors, tinople says the Bosntun fusurrectionary chiel, splendid band of music was in 3ttendance, snd the tiveliest exertious were made be the Irre- deemables to drum up a crowi to make » good ‘will tey to declde between them. Tue amuses ment today was duc to Dr. A 3 Miler, who gave coplous mnotes of Loussiana, snd that the troups woald bu uaty . uscd 1o Protert puace, the Witusss ADMITIED TU BE CURRECT, In the day, to drive the tewm, The latter Invit- od a Loy to o along with him. Inthe course = > ======= | jtad|l Loju, accidentally wounded himeclt. Ho | of their journey the boy fell off and was run | ie ¢ Greenbac iugt, the meetius was » weary tizsle, and s We N S the foternal _lustory _of the Greenback | shiowiuge, the meetiui was a weary . The witness said that > We ju - "““”}:!‘,‘LF?EE' has ordered every Austrian cotnander eaptured | over, dylug a few days afterward from the ef- | campaign In 1576, when Peter Cooper ran for | the shintng Ugnts looked as 18 thev had been | nuzin 1,“-1-.,(").3 :mp,,—..]"l;.,‘l,‘,:";‘.‘:)::: fé: ta bo hlx;uml. ; ¢ fucts of his Infurics. The event preyed on the | President. There were some nolsy objections | cauiil siealing shesn when the great Wind- | yoderstood thruusl cride and lozical teasoas The A:llulllu!.rti}lc(n}crl'|ln orders Inregard | g of Kurkamp. He became moody | Uuriug the initial hum.u pis, but these wore | Jamwer wade Bis appcsninee and begau 10 oz tlut, i Haves ®as rewzmscd, Pacsand o nunnm ance, but Turkish authorlty is pow- and despondent. To lis wife he fre. | Shecdly suppreseed by Nr. Capu, who catied up- etfersesce, woukd al-o have ty be rvwgizal.” criess In Bosuia. . - on the Superintendent of the bail to remove the THIRL JOWA DIATKICT. “Toc wiines rad Lotliug fu Haves' letler of BERVIA, . Helernde advices are to the effect that prep- ©1 the Bankrupt Law. arations for routatance at BleniLzn are koslunily siackenive. Several thousand Turkish regular Thern are many honest men covered with mountains | iroons pasacd through there on their way home ot el bnd St s o (S AR | trn st H opw, _ SabIaY, AUR. 0 shels Tering d00rs Of A must benencant it AR b be £0 WILL SEND REINPOICEMENTS, SEat g Se o0 oF Munareds vealea toa o uf wrimiy | VIENNA, AuE. 20.—The Council of Ministera yuently stated that be could wmot “sicep at nicht beeause the ghost of the desd rose be- Lore him fu his sleep. He became so nervous few days aggo that, at the sursestion of his wife, he ealled ou Dr. H, C. Washington, The latter prescribed hydrate of chloral at intervals of two hours cach, ~ In thie meantime Kurkamp began to drink q:‘me ueavily, For the Jast two weess, it 15 said, he had been Intoxfeated cvery might. This produced a compicte prostration of ihe uervons system. Last vight he was unable to sleep. ~ About 1 o'clock he went out and touk a unok, Later, he asked his wife to give him another dose of the hydrate ol chioral, © The latter refused, uylnlg that the Daoctor had ordered it wiven lim at intervals of two hours, and a suflicient time had not yet clapged. She told him to lle down and, per- havs, he would wret asleep. Heobeyed, Whether he sicht or Bt 8 not Known, At 7 o'clock this mortine Mrs, Kurkamp arose and It tho tire, ‘The famliy occupled three rooms in the rear of Na, 100t Fifteenthistrest, The kitchien is separat- ed from the twosleeping-rooms by ahall runniug transverscly to the apuartmients. He foliowed Lier into the kitchien and saw ber light the fire preparatory to getting Lrakfnst. At a lttle after 8 she neard her Jast child, s baby four months old, crying i the uoxt room. Bhe lait the kitchen togattend toit. In her abscace Kurkamo went to s closet and vot out 8 butch- er-kuite, The blude was about a foot Jong aml two fnches broad. As he did this, one unruly. After this the, delczates listened respectfully enough, the opposition weeting un oceaslonal assertion with dermive laugliter, Dr. Miller clalyied that be bad been s member of the Greenback party since the date ol the Tudianapolls Convention at which Peter Cooper was nomivated fur President, while must of the men represcoting other factivus had worked azainst Cooper i that cupslzn—sume vpeuly, others by stealth. le clafined to kuow tuata commitice of the Shupe faction HAD VISITED TILDLN duriag the camvalzn and obtalucd monay from the Democratic party. He dented thie intimation that Cooper had been pizzardly lu coutributlug the campalim expeuses, and suid that he per- sonally kpew that the distinguiched philantbisoes ist spent $15,000 in casl on the campalan, e, gnun furtier alfeged thit some ol the men fdcnufied with the ovpusition suld out the G boxes prepared for the distribution of balluts on election day to Tammany 1lall, 6o that those wno wanted Cooper ticketa conld not obtain then. " Auz. 2.~Ihe Repudiican castunal Convetition i thits disteict. vow 11 sesstoin, lias cast the 106G bullot wittout ang chowe, ‘The average vote 1 Cooley, %35 Up- deprail. 49, Donuan, L Lata.—Tle Convention, after a ten-hones® gonaion and casting 239 Laltots with o cliuke, n stlll i sesqion. with no nwelate prospeyt ot reachime s nomination, TUIRTEENTI INDIAKA DISTHICT. Nueeinl Pusisated 18 Tae Trinea Fort Wavsg, I, Auz. M—At Kendall- ville to-day the Democrats of the: Thirtcentn District nomiuated the Hou. Jobo B Stolty editor of the Ligoulyr Bamwer, for Consress. ‘the vomination was made on the thini datlut, the othier candilstes Leing thee Rev. Jalxz Snafler, of Larrange, and the Hon, William . Williams, of Rome City. MICHIGAN NOWINATION®. Dereoir, Auz. 2.—lhke Democrats of the 8ixth Cougressioual Diatrict heid a Convention at Owasv to-dav sud nominaied the llou. Huzh McCunly, of Corraus, for Congress. The Natwnal tircenback Convention of the sawe diatrict met at ¥Fijut and somivated James 1. Mead, of Laasiug. TUIRD MISSOURT DISTRICT, §1. Louts, Aug, 20.—A special b the Globe. Demucral says: A delegution uf Democruts of tue Thinl District of Missourl st ju couven- tion at St Genevieve today aud nomiuated Martin L. Clandy for Cougress by scclwiga- Aarplatee alout e Slate guing 1wy ways. Hery avotter teleoran town U, K. G Gen, Angur, datel the 14t ol Jauas was read. lu whkh, while geprocat’s v oa tue part of the Fodersl Guveniment Bl e Mate Gorcrument, 3e3 adhd tuat Loy Pa.kand Guveroineas should be secosuised, as the Eacioral Comunssion bad devlated them cleated. . When the bope o? seatinz Tilden, whom wo L knew to be clveted, Disscd aWay, ou the J0tn of Felenary, we were ready tu conter with Layes, and soc ‘what he meaut dolug for Louisiana, Anong sowe of the prowbes made Lo Senatus Matthews were the auppression ot crime. the edacativa of the blacks and whites, the oromo- ton of friendly relations between both, aud equal dnl and political rigtits, ‘Ihe education question of black and white togethier was Bot discliseed betweerr Matthews amd myscil. Notbing was sald between Mat- thews and myselt ALOUT TiX RETURNING BOARD. Witness said thero was tot obe word in thesa guarantecs that are nut compulsory and em- bodied nLhmw! the United States and State 3. Now, was this all you offersd—t0 put fa and Packand outl” A.—~We of these [uicsce to not opposing the count when wo found the Repad- lcsu party were determined to go oa wita the ng poverty. Youl who are n ble toraise the | decided upon extensive military tcasures so a8 T s it omer: | 10 completa the oceupation of Bosula uud Her- AL ljau mavie daviseu by wiich o uio cul d, _ Add: ribuue vlice nocessity of a winter cumpalgn. It ls reported v that some Austrian cumpanies have been re- Gm[\lagfl & Mm]] lemafl Gfl duced Trom 310 to cighty men. Sl " Luw|vmln. Aue. :!J.-TAdl'nra {cuml'nlmulmdrnl #ays tho Porte has received an_ofllclal telegram SECRETARY'’S OFFICE. stating that the Russians had summoned the Cit1cAGO, AUE. 14, IHTR. that the Lazis refuscil. DIVIDKND.—A eash dividend of thren and_ono-half A WARNING, percent ub the Preferred snd Common 8tock of this [ A Vicnna dispateh says Bismarck has given it oifice uf Messrs. Jesup, F'aton & Cu., 52 Wiktiam-st,, | shirk the obllzations taken by the contractinig Now York, Heplewber 4, 1874, Pawers of the treaty of Herlin would be fmme- Tue Transfer ouks witibe closed on the 20th fost,, | dintoly followed by such measures as the clr- :lml N Il e zezoviuia within two mouths, and obviate the IATOUM. Lazls to linmicdintely ovacuate Batoum, but Compsny hasbeen this day declared, payable st the | 10 bo distinetly underatood that any attempt to a0d reopeatd sept 5, 1 cumstuuces WAy require, rINALLY, be claimed to bo credibly informed that the Bhupe wing was Workibi in the luterest of the Republican party, the Cary wiog for aotl-Taw- many, snd the O'Rally wing for Tammany Hall, Ou these unids he demamled the recognition of the Blale-Conuolly organizsiion as the onty regulsr aud lasumare represcuta- tive in tois city of the National Grecuback La- TUNIS. e S VIEN®A, Aug, 30.—Tho Neve Frei £ress says m hicaecro Tav 1S | *ave Tunis 15 about to acknowicdie b The Chicago Tax Sule is |l uriu, i xiomiss the P e and offensive und detensive alilauce with ftaly, Pl OLlessula' who in retum guarsniees protectlon m‘ 'l'x;lnl; "aln‘:“ha' Mortgaer. And uther persons. and rearzanization of its fiuances, of his children, a il of 8, opeped the | bor party. The Cummities then adjourned to | thou." wount.” 2 l’,‘"‘:"“‘ ‘ol o protect Lheir Iiereats ue far HULUARIANS 1M TIRE KUSSIAN SRUVICE, door and asked what was the matter. | cominence a similar {ovestloadon in Kiugs SUERMAN. Q.~Did you and your party friends azree v tined at Ay ufc LONDON, Auw, 20.—Fho Russian General Stole | Her father’s face was very pale, | County. dvectal Diamiica to The Tribwne. stup opposition W the countine in of Hapest 18 progress will be progress ol 20..—Becretary Sherman, is pow prepariug s vorvd at Toledo on vill be devoted CoLunus. O, A In Mans 1y RErD. 1o larkeat, | etofl hns orzauized 76,000 Bulgarian voRinteers, s ta whom the Czar has furnisbied arws and of- WO BENT, ficern, s e e e e TURKISI GRAND COUNCIL, ,CONsTANTINONLYE, Aug, 2.—Tho Grand . Counctl of the Porte qu Lo held to-lay to finally vonsider Austria's latest objection to the Store, Oflices, and Cowmercial Rooms | Turkish proposals for a conventiou. in balldiugs Nos, 77, 79 and 81 Stafe-st., AN S, B q HenLiv, Aug, 20.—The Nut.dhal Zeitung says and 8. E, cor, State and Washingtou-sta, | e S8 S e itung sy Hlave largo room on secoud ftoor of 77, -n'r“m'.u-"-"n..“15.:..“;’;’.‘:"‘.»".’.:‘1:.'Ifi‘i'f-?r‘:‘.', :E:E:‘: WASHINGTON NOTES, AORTH'S PROSPECTS. Seectal Dispaich 1o The In Wasmsorox, D. €., Aug. 0.—Judze Tyacr, Activg Postwaster-General, has advices from Indlana that attupts to induce Godlovo 8. Orth to withdraw from the Cougressional cane vass have been abandoned. Tyuer says the charges against Orth have ouly had the cfect to but otherwise gave nu (ndication of unusual cmotion. e replied that nothing was the wmat- ter. Ad 8000 sk sho closed the door Kurkump took the butcher-knife and plunged it foto the back of his neck near the splual column, He then commicuced to saw the cords and arterics su us to reach tho windolpe. As e drove the knife tn deeper ho fell to the floor almost un- vousclous, almost fu the last gasps of death, Auother daughter opeucd the door and askea: v Futticr, what's the matters” He raised hlmsetl vo bis elbow as il to reply, but te A.~We certatnly did, sir. We were ass by Preshient Grant that after the count was com- et the troops woutd be withdrawn. 1 said tu Matthews that while we wery assured iSat P'resuicat Graot’s assurances Prosadecs llaves' policy were well intended, ye& we wanled tiese assurances from such Tea as Garficld, Morton, and others. whama thes re garded more than Hayes. He sadd be cooid mot answer for thew, and 1 sald Then we wili place vour party in such a position ther mast serk. I mcant thereby vur e woukd pocm 1he Li- Suectul Disnsich i I BuRtINGTON, Auis.20—=Tolay the " of the Twenty-fourth iools” Legislative Dis- trict met at Dalias City to nominate two candi- dates for the Legistature. The Ion. B. ¥, Gll, tho present meaber, and B, ¥, Hamliton wers uominated, 70 and 81 that | will it up for a hall uud | s alsregand of tue claims of Greeee, fell back dead. ‘Fhe blood gushed from tife | make his friends rally more trimly to his sup- busters and prevent 231 3001l Caro- reut to Socletles or l'lugs if desired by ’ —— severed arterica fn the throsi wod stalned the | port, and that rle g ol d) by 8 band- AR R s 1ina belog counted for FATL twoor 0K, - E, HALE, 103 State-st. THE MONEY CONFERENCE, |t fl‘"?fi':'hl;n;{;,:"."‘,}‘;‘:d_“l,l,lm.fi,'f:‘sfll e | sume wajority, Judee Tyner attributes the | Nasuvitiy, ‘Tuiis, Aue. 2.—Tho Kepublican Wisiess B il Ul boeis Sasgipte el o8 BENTIMENTS OF VALIOUS DELEGATES. COUMI peturn b ‘vas dead. Durine the past | bustiity to Judge Orin largely to tho fact that | Conveution whl brabably postione: the pomina. e of the ucfiuuwom 10 Lhis Lang,—~ibe Lameron und Multhcws [Dases: 150l be Taade Lhe sae ' prupoaition of azrecment to Cazerom as he &t ! to Matthews on toe 1xh of Fedwsary; alw 1o Foster and otber lealns meabers o the Ro- week he bad purchased a plitol with sulcdal inteutions, but, for some reason, be had been induced not to usc ft, 1o also tricd to get sume polson, but falled, ug the last four- until September. MAINKE CONGHRESIIONAL NOMINATION. Lewistos, Me., Aug. 20.—The Dewucratic Cotventlon I the Secoud Diatrict to-day vowi- fifwm living tu Crawfonlsville huve wreat dis- @ for auy nomince who resides In Lafayette. TUUHNAN AND THE PRESIDENCY, Tho confjdence of Thurman's friends that he Mo | Pams, Aui, 20.—31, Leon Sav, I his address TO RENI I l. ot the Monctary Coufercnce yesterdsy, stated that the policy of Frauce was to await a mo- £ tare and hasement 1 Lasalie-at t alao second. third. | 1ient when sho could revert to the free mintage h our- 200 fourh ours of 3 and 40 Lasslicest. ; each oot Vi teen days ho bad been drinking very beavily, | will be nomiuated for the Previdency 1s fucreas- ¥ 7 D ublican 3 st oo ight dud cictator: whil wiapied forwer. | of silver, 1641 Mot wention toanyoody tat he futended | fug. Wash Melean, of the Clacinnsti Kuguirer, | b3t6d 3- Cliflord Belcher for Congress. B A bt st paasd o ke SN 2oy vt WACBOW, Wribine Rullding. The Bwiss representative said that, whilo | tucomuit sulvide, but 1t was evident that be | e reported to have sald that hoaud his tricuds NEw Havex, Aug. 20.—Gen. Butler mado s | 0f February by Coagress Soatag mot to tater- —— e | azrecing with the prescat expectant attitudo of | bad wade up bismind to du so uot less thau | would pow lupr)fl Thuriuu, aud the Oblo { | oL ebeceh (0-night on the Onancial &5d labor | fer wih the Locmans anszi ®as there 4oy HDUCATIONAL, tho Latin Unlon, a4 described_ by 1. Say, Swta. | (W0 weeks ucu. Yesterday b wad wiich wore | Deusocracy wou be united T doiiaidius bis | gy cqqiiong, bope for the Repatasa Admmiaraiionl A om0 S0 SR v | ind booked forwand 50 6 gold standand as the | BOLCT than usual, but uuusually depressed sud | nowioation. SicLesn scknowledies that he las | Y e NG, $155 CIHeE GNaE RiTADTADoRT Wan tAsds \ NN sie soliiicnrol the o dard as the | pelunelioly. < fong beeu unfriendty W Touriuau, but, a3 the THE PRESIDENT'S WESTERN VISIT." Witk the Dhimatrats of L I bt s e i | iy b et vt BT ) 1 g vk b e s Lot Suecial Dowalch 0 The Triveas, | Tersabon with Hewws. cad bz sl the Deno o c Argue ch., Au, Y n. 1{ I’ oL 4 y i ® Tre | the bods of Fredetick Dick,a G have also recelved & letter frum a vromineut prihdold had “;‘m Sldm of 15 Bisuanck, D. T., Aug. 20.—The citizens of Blswurck beld & mcetlug last evenlng and unau- unously exvended an fuvitation 10 President Hayes aud party to extend their trip from St Paul to the Northeru Pacific. A banquet sod ball, with g miltary display 1rom Fort Lincoln, wre cuntemplated i bis Excellcucy socepts. AliLwarkes, Aug. Sh—Ata wectiog ol the City Counail last mgnt a resolution was adopied tendering President Hayes avd cotupanivus tae hospitality ol the citv vitler ou their 7ay 1o of teturn frum Mioneapolis. 2 miutage of siiver will be impossible. Tbe Selvauie Vit Siboul uf Letsars Aot | tormal rejection of that proposat, however, is Tutellacyant Eallik 13 oatibimed wioh 13 s i Y|t bo pearctted, a8 the public would L‘.':fif-'flv'fiiho?""' lgh culture. )b 3 | consider it 03 @ coudemnpation of the movetury cEed Tntbu i use uf silver. Tue object almed st should bo iul‘l’h»‘l“ml‘ulm oa the waintevauce of Iu“Vt‘l’ a4 the companion of e e e} yyld, wherever ible, as the univereal disuse JENNINGN SEMISARY, RUBORY, ILL, | ot uiver wopia proruke’s erile et THE 8CHOUL FOR THE T! added that 8o sgrecmeut for a uulversal gold Jee £ull e Pl et 18 DRt Eamor S e of the | Staudard mieht furce Euiland to reconsider lee Tribuve. MALZIN K. CADY. iriuciual. v of maintaluiug the silveg coloags of tudls SR e | futat. USINESNS CARDS, u PLROPOSITION SUDMITTED. 3 e s S s Pants, Aug, 2.—Following sre the vrope- F'sH OIL DEALE sitious subuiiited W tuc Mooetary Confereuco by the Umted Biates delegates, aiud now uuder 2 discusslou: Firsi—It 13 the opfulon of this as LEONARD WARE & SONS, | scubis that it Is not des.rable that stiver bo ex- 1| cluded from free comago - Europo aud the 473 ATLANTIC-AY,, Uuited States. Un the coutrary, this as- seibly Ueifeyes bt be acerable that BOSTON. i ubrestricted colnuage ol ailver aud e o4 Gullene Iy was found dead upder a way distanee from bis reshdeuco fu the uorthern part of tuecity, A gun aud arevolver found with im fudicsted the weans be used 1o *shutie off " with, L firet nakinge tho attciupt with & ritle, aud ulaiug the job with the revolver. e ———r FIRE AT CINCINNATI. CiNenNaT), Q., Aug. 2.—The warchonse of Freibere & Workum, extensive dealers fu liguor, un Mulu street, was partially destroyed by fire $his wornlog. Loss, about §05,000; insured for $1,000 each fu the Traders', Niagars, sud Home, of Columbus: $},250 cschi 1o the Mannfactur- ers’, ol Newark; the Nosth Awericau, sud Peun lusurance: $5.500 each In the Home, of New Yori; the slaoufacturers’, catt, Couuier- dal, Geruau-American, and Cobnecticut ; §2,000 cach i t towa; Uniou City, Phauix tion uf_Philadelpuia, sud the Natioual; fu the Loudon & Liverpool & Ulobe, gentlewan in North Carolios o the effect that thy Stats woull probably Le ubame mous for him. The Thuruan camp hery is contident that other Soutberu States are to fullow. Boutheru papers teceived herg to-nlzht, bowerver, watainiuz the avevch of tuy. Gary sud other South Caroling orators at Spartansbuny, show that & ticket for Hauowk aud Hampton has tbelr suvpott, and tuat Til- was deuouticed 83 3 miserable coward. Gov. pLoa wade 8 speech (o whicl, alludine 1o the pext ¥resdential election, he sald that,u bo- ever wepe the uowinees ol the Democratic par- 15, he (eped thoy would b weo who woald dare 10 tuke the place to wlhich tho people sbiall have cabled the ' B §gthe Charleston Nows aud Courier, which se- rived kere to-nl aeuoubces fhurwan's speceh a9 8 Uld for ) rity, 20 declazes tuat it 1s uot in Kecpluw wilh Dewocrutic docirives. It arralros Thurman aisd for baviug departed frow the uld Demovratie fath. 4 PEELICTIUN, Sevator Hurrls, of Tenueases, who ks bere, party. The Nepablacan party were well avare of vur detcrmaatag 10 Bk up the cwaut, Witness sait be Bal cuavemiings wila Ges. Graat va the 3ok of Fedeuary. He mumsled be wozhl put do aartiing 10 ivejadice the Re publican party, asd wowld bot 8t waul the ant u.ldw;m for mx i Grant allowid 83 vrtaslis 10 PosstEsaea of 1hc date. 11e atted 03 Lis iataaativas, asd be satauiiad to toea. LAYAE YO KL, Qa e Ak of February witbess receivol & telagram (na Ellm, of froua O press, aud weal Lo sec um. Ha sas - Cuse satantly.” He oM tac 2¢ Dol a Jodor trem Lamar relative 0 3 OATOIBALGA Bt (L&A Ead with Matthcws smd Fanier Ba vegand 1o tha aucech maade by Fosler, Fallowsng 15 8 oot ol toe letter: B WasliraTux, Fea B 15Ti-My Deas Sizas: 1 Bave)ust earnod Fros: a3 eegomador 8415303 Waich L Wl F1Pe A 304 wook 4L TRt Vet £ 2l 193 wcalleman, MY iaformast hal Lae aiech 6 Loedag, WOKD Be Beiiaiind Bl MW uinier tgol. o apuly b itev. JAMED DE KO vars For VES, L - ——— THREE HUNDRED POUNDS OF GOLD. Speciad Dipalcd to Tha IV Suas Ouaua, Neb., Aug. 0.~The Umaba Hae'd has & special frow Fort Cusier, Mou., anuoum lug & bz gold discuvery on_the North Fuck of the Stinkine Water River, 230 milvs frow Foit Luster. Turee men w less than four months bave taken vat over S0 pounda of guld. Tbe ruite to thuy diswovery I8 via Cawp Bruws o Slanbaust.