Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1880, Page 5

TI CHICAGO TRIBUN MONDAY, AUGUST hat tho Republicans iff tho State Sere ‘awindled its the mg cinfamons Aparnuless manner. liver in Sause locally sadeimee ino Hepablicans bad muljorities by ueswbemands Veuvenitls judges of olec- te tho rargy majorities for tha candi too MHP Tno Domoonitie party. ‘Tho test! Hof o¢creditable and honorable business men trates those rn ealittes inycin s inadlans lo fraud ut tho polls which hus as- Ty place of intimidation, and which mine’ turally make the Bouth foltd for tho modheatie party. It is high time that tho Demat Government should pay attonuon to Releral GOvtiar procceding® in the south, tees OP are. iteelf thoroughly an timo aod PCP of atch wefartous: trans for a selute vember elections, If, ot the tions in Ug davornment hits fected that It aiber batt Nor do anything, and tet tho south gan ani) Shs come to {ho conclusion that {tcuti~ gor ee hot protest the American citizen, olan) TT er eho exorcisa of his dutios am it wii OF Poh why NOE consunt ulthar ton penco- elec. ratty, oF Het uo uGer go BULK Mato aga’ ser alfalo Frete Presse hos the following: From what we cat 8CO and hear, far off from ho Oelda of contest, it sooms that the Stato of ra je sure for tho Hepublicans, and front Ine gana all reports aro so favorable that we have reason ty doubt victory even in that State, is oth States tho German voto holds the batanee of power, and In both plates tho situation is such that thoy refer to vote the Hepublican ticket. In Obie YF Democrnmey |i strongly ‘tinctured with Qreenbacklum, and Schurz won ovor nearly tho whole Gormun voto to tho Roptbiicun purty on fiat question during tho Inst oloction In that fate, Ia ludiana tho situation {9 similar, to Ehieh must bo added tho diaust- of tho Gere manson uecount of the decisipn of the Supreme Court of that State rolative to tho adoption of ihe cunstitutionnl ainenduicnts, A German, qe Ife ign Democrat, will never sanction eefuch political dickering on the part of the freet fudiciad tribunal of big home, State. Then comes tho unpopularity of pir, amclish ctnsgos of tho poople of Indiana, and a a Sayeust Ugninge Fennk Ponders, thd Pemeritic cundidute for tho Governurahip, Verily, If wo cuunot be successful in Indionu, evught not to be fn Olio” The New Yorker Zelung baa the following an- sect fo tho New York Staats-Zeltuny in relation tothe Intter’s slurs and Inyectives ubout Gnr~ feld’e specehes while on bis trip to New York sndback tohig home. "The Zeituny says: * Tho sew York Staule-Zetluny his after all discov- gndtho ‘inCallible. remedy’ by whieh Gartld canbe made * Impossible,’ Gurfleld’s speeches on alsrecent trip do not ploase that paper. ‘They gro not possessed of that depth of thonght, as It mys whieh should distinguish tho gentleman that mado them. It, thorefore, derides all that ‘Me, Garilcld suld ws tachool-boy's tit,’ and comes tathe coneltision that all tho renowned apecches male by Mr. Garfield in Congress must have teen innnufactured by somebody elsc. Out of mhich tho paper draws tho furthor conclusion tht the Republican party bas been fooled fo Mr. Gaetleld, and that the Republicaus cannot mako 1 Bucccsuful campalmn with such a candidate. Thore fg onothing cortain, however: that Mr, Garileld has not spoken a thousandth part of the nonscnso in bis extempore Bpeochos that the editor of tho Stacts-Zcitung hus writton with due deliberation about tho gentleman in weston. ‘That paper need not fearthat any- : tod In tho United States of Amorica ia willlug to adopt the paternity of its articicsa, Tho Stauta-Zeituny’s palavor ia nbsurd nonsense and an (nfimous insult ton man who has shown his talentas a speaker on so muny occasions, The er’s i-humer can only be explained by its pap deaire to cover the inability of Ita own champion to make a speech, or to appear before tho public {a any othor capacity than that of n soldi¢r, It thot paper wero honest enough to considera 0 nko 5 prodomo,’ wtd that, thoreforo, he did not make uuy pollticnt allusions in his spooches, peoplo might presume It to bo possessed of & common degroa of duconcy, ‘Thut paper icnowas that ita ownehamplon, Hancock, would bo only tuo glad i e pould gontD in rualurie nly Deak. Ca level ot Gurtictd’s *paluvor.’ How mlacrably would that General atGovernovs Istand feel if hesnould necept nchallunye from Mr. Garilold for the purpose of discussing tho politicn! ques+ Generals bo? int Bort of & schoolboy's tin + woatl become nppitrent on the Demoonitle aida? Pan tbe. Staateczeltuhg to By at Hane arfielddid not make his own spocches, that they weru, sv to say, manufactured for tim by Ravanlan angel, is such an absurd intimation, fuck an «Infamous lie, as to surpass even tho. lio a por in when ft issucd an oxtry edition fal ing the pe plo that Rutherford B. iuyes was a momber of the aecrot soclety called the 'Amorioan Order.’ The truth of this Dritifunt campuign te was im- mnediately after the election proven on tho part peti tee by appuluting at Bohra af pee: etary uf tho Intorlor, and Mr, Schnefder, o Chleagn, to the position of Minister to Switzer night with jo told for " he baper knows tat 1 es, tnd ounauentiy not Lellove what ublishes. During n Presidential campaign 30 Sans Hes. have to he told that tho Staata-Zeiluny ly utrasd to atay be hind Its Deinveratiy contemporaries, Accord- fog to thls precept that paper designated Abra ham Lincoln as a stupld caitlr, and recording to guma prosuipption it treated Hayes in quine manner as it is now treating Mr Garfleld. Such manifest Iles make no Lnpression, beeauso such assertions of u hypo- giveal Ra ve Lee tab lion as fhe, uals 1 HUY Hover bid welgh! eqingh to defeat the election of a Lincoln, of 4 Grant, of y Huycs, and certainly will not have felght enough to defeat tha eloction of 1 Gur- fleld, All such uttueks upon commun senso will fall to the grovnd, So fur the Democrntic press haa boen shrowd onough not tu attiek Mr. Gnre feld's quuitficutions 19 0 stateamun, but only Ws churacter. It seams altnost os if the at> tack on tho former wis dictuted by chteftsin of the, yy. realiding at Governor's Island, Js stupid asa politienl move and operation. Ht tals No does not omunate from Governor's liland, novody will wonder that it bua beon ptiufueturod in the New York Stauls-Zeitung Tho IWeatliche Post has tho following: ‘A na- tlon that ig4 nation cannot go down. This tho French people, rising frum Immonso and torri- Memisturtunes, demonstrate again to-day. And thus our own people will grow and prospor, une thoy should wattonly rau into the urms of destruction and take the Governinent out of the hands of theso who ude it a. Nation and Uansfor jt Wigs 2b te those who fight tho Nutionul idoa And now again comes tho New York Handels- Zeitung, whlets ulready (although carefully) de- talon itecle in favor of Gurileld, and ussorte a stttle moro deliberately that it In the duty of every honest buginvad-tun ta vote for Mr, Gare ei Dut {t attaches the following proviso: Pelevided, the Republicun eundidate for tha aaeiney, (if he should be olected) ove not retract «any of his etnte- we and chango bis ‘expressed ylews In rela- wu to tha monoy quedtion, us expreased by him xu & member ‘of Congress,’ and - provided h in caso of his election, he will defend hie Uterances ubout this question. with all to pro- ete Orbis ottice at his command, and will : a be fntluoneed by any polltioul conalderations Wctonre tho Cypunnaok ea then of overy hone: n lat.” ant Prontnotauenta of the -Zeituny 14 of iinporigues guetta woll poutad ou wut trauspiros inthe Wo cucreny ran tug antier geo ie tectald “mee dechire tn favor of Guriteld, with or without Provigo, Nut, tho # N ¥ Cay ea tata the Hanuoinl world of New York it followe iu ita wake, JOYCE. Me Goew for McDonald and fle “Ine fumous Falushood.’? win i Dispatch to Tas Chicago Tribuns, wh AnINOTON, D.C, Aug, 15,—Cul, Joyee, ins Indicted with McDonald, of St. | ‘ in the whisky-ring njatter, discredits feed tous atories recently published by = Raid in the lattey’s,buvk, Afr, Joyeo Wasrputed th his own handwriting to tho A lngtou Pust of this morning the follow- We eagtaph © lervtand that Col. He allewud ieibory oF Prestdaut Grdue by Bor that the 44, oaée lle out of thu holy oloti, and oud spits Hlonel in due thie will “drive a rails elincb tan erouel tho so-called oxpusure wid Mong eg be other wide, Ho uske @ suspen waits “Hagar drap the, Amorizan, peoplo Weeuatd und iy fufuinuus falsahood, pw lich, eung that Joyee wilt reply to Blo the Prestiesti ety to bond ogerousy walarial truubju, ee KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. St Louw, Mo, Aug. 15.70 Suprema witee Of the World of Knights of Pythius arene here on the Hiu inst Prepare $ or the ovent are far advanced, and a ngeuents have been nage for the test fren ay fee Qrder Bes ever had. -‘Tho pro- ces entertal I huds, several prize cis la eran pe . o- les WHHL paren te locul military com Wwity Demo-, dougerously ih. FOREIGN. | An Interesting Lotter Attrib- uted to Gambetta Pub- ; lished in Paris,* G ~ In Which the Repossession of Alsace-Lorraine Is Hint- ed At. Ayoob Khan Throwing Up Sicgo Works Around Can- dahar, Several European Officers Said to Bo with the Afghan Pre- tender, A Number of Policemen Wounded In a Momo-Rulo Riot at Glasgow. Budden Death of Adelaide Neilson, tho Aotress, in Paris. . & FRANCE, LETTER FROM GAMBETTA. Pants, Aug. 15.—'The Verite publishes 0 letter from M. Gambettn te a Counellor- Genoral explaining his ylews In regard to the recent elections, IHesays: ‘The clec- tlons were profoundly Iepublican and Demoeratle, ‘The . Demoerats do not wish oa Republic in form only, but want to organize —_ Institutions fy order that the Deniweracy may not longer, bea tle and the Republic a snare. It ls by the constunt applicntion of sueh methods at home that the Demoerncy will succeed tn bringing Into play fts ndmirable resources, the treasures and hidden foree and might of our great country, and that France will be permitted © to resume with- out — preeipltaucy: ‘the advanced rank which belongs to her In the world, regain the provinces violently torn from fier, und of her restored litegrity to make pledge for the peace of Europe.” ‘The Verite makes reservations in regard to the conclusion of tha: letter, declaring that any scheme of revenge by arined force would. forever cumpromiso the peace of Surope, ELECTED Sih ADH emer Panis, Aug. 15.—Gen, Grévy, brothar 0: the President, has been elected Senator. BONAPARTIST FETE DAY. Sunday boing the day which wis observed aga Natlonal {ote day under the Empire, inany Bonapartist manifestations were made, in response to which shouts of “ Vive Ia Re- publique!” werg raised. ‘The police made some arrests of disturbers, DEATH OF ADHLAIDE NUILSON. Loynon, Aug, 15.—Adelalite Nellson died suddenly to-day ot the Continental Hotel, Paris, 4. DEATII OF BAZAINE. Le Voltaire unnounces the death of Mat- shal Bazaine, and says hls body, escorted by three Spanish soldiers, passed, through Lim- oges on the 12th inst. DOUBTED. ‘The authenticity of the letter imputed to Gambetta published tn the Verde is doubted. AFGHANISTAN. CANDAIATL Sima, Aug, 16,—A dispatch rrom Canda- har, Aug. U1, reports: Allis well, The en- omy Is throwing up slege works around tho city, which up to the present are Insigniti- cant, The enemy have many guns, 5,000 In- funtry, and 6,000 Ghazis, RUSSIAN OPINION, Sv. Perunsuuna, 4 nif 16.-The Agence Rusa snys: “It would show # want of knowledge of the Afghan character to re- gard Ayoob Khan and Abdurrahini Khon as other than Irreconeltable rlyals.? ‘The alyence categorically denies that HKussia Is concentrating 45,000 troops near Bender. EUROPEAN OPFICENS WITH AYOON KITAN Lonpoy, Aug, 15,—A dispateh from Quetta says: Native reports are so unanimous 08 (0 tho presence of three European oficers with Ayoub Khan that there can bo little doubt they aro true. 2 DESERTED, A letter from -Cunduhar, Ang. 11, reports tint the defenses are complete. Aydob Khan is three iniles from the elty. He fas. thirty- gaven uns and 2,000 cavalry, Ibis sald the Tleratis hays deserted Ayoob, owing to dis- sunsions ainong thin. GREAT BRITAIN. DEAD, Lonnow, Aug. 15.—Lord Stratford Dered- ellife (Sir Stratford Canning), for many years British Ambassador to the Porte, is dead. ; ‘THOOPS FOR INDIA. A troop ship with 850 men, relnforcements for India, salled from Portsmouth to-day. Ge ’ Anumber of meetings were held in In land Sunday to protest against the rejection oF the Cont panuntion:for-Diatureaes, bill. Very violent language against the Inndlords was used by spenkers, MIL, GLADSTONE has gone to Liclmburg, pursuant to the re- cent annoureement, to remain some days, MIOTING IN GLASGOW, Grasaow, Aug. 15.—Serious rioting tool place at the Home-Rule demonstration Sit- urday, owing to the Home-Rulers passing an Orange lodge. Suventy police, who en- deavored to restore order, were overpowered, ‘Two of the policemen were Injured so badly thoy tre not expected to recover, One was stabbed by x spear, ‘Twenty-tlyo persons were arrested, : TURKEY. DENIED, Aviens, Aug. 15—T'ho statement that Greece has made an advance to Servin with a view te the conclusion of an offensive and dofensive alliance fs dented, A NEW JOINT NOTE, Lonxpon, Aug. 15—A dispatch from Athens says: France having declined to dm ty a note in answer to the Porto’s objections, England telegraphed the cireular to all the Powers Friduy proposing a new Joint note, entirely rejecting the list sugies- Uon of the Porte, und fnslsting upon the ful- fillment of tho original inandate, BUENOS AYRES, THY POLITICAL ClUSIB, ' Buenos Avnrs, Aug. 15—Tho politles erisis hus become more serious, ‘the Nutlon- al Congress refuses to accopt the resignation of President Avellangda, but Insists upon tho overthrow of the Provinelal Chambers, wis dzesidents however, adhores to his res- guuition, ' ‘The Barrlson of Bucnos Ayres his been re- | forced, ITALY. AMBASSADORS SUMMONED, Lonnon, Aug. 15.—A Itome dispatch says. itia authoritatively stated that the Itallan'Am- Dassadors ‘at London and St. Petersburg have been summoned to Rome, . ———————__—_ A Suro Mosquito«Hillore Hturper's Basar, The Pyrothrum rovum, or “Persian chamo- milo," te the pawconnt leat of 9 burmilcas Howor growing is Cyucaslan Asia tu great profusion, ‘whore for conturics {thus been used to rid tho natives of unwuleuing uesty frau tho fusect world, It cau bo purchased of almost any relin~ blo drugiist at about 76 cents por polnd, all ready prepared fur uaa, With a tiely-powdered dust made from those flowors tho niusquito, tbo house-tly, tho wicked Hu the disgusting Cimoxiectulurions uiny ull be put to digkt or murdered. It is only neo essary to heap upintoa little cone onuteaspoon- ful of tho drug pyrethrum, touch it with o lghtoed mutch, und ‘watch the thly blua line of smoko ug it rises to tho culling and is wifted through tho alr, changing the buay drone of in- scot life into a weak wail of {nsect wo, Pretty soon down they como plump on to the tablo and over your paper, spin on their doy backs, and thon Bheuth shetrluncets, curb up their halrtike teu, and aro no more, ok’ from tho Persian chamomite, or {ts dusty powder, ff most ctticucious, but the purity Of thedrug must be assured. [t must huvew bright butt color, be Nght, readily burned, aad give o plousant tea-liku fragrance. Onv pinch sbould Killa duson ties, confined ina battle, at once, Whore It fails of theso propertica it bas been adulterated, e Tn common use In large oF broezy roome whero frum grout dilution Jt fulbe to kill, it neverthos jeas produced ou iusegt life, through ita volaut feed “essential vil or resiu, undoubted nausca, vertigo. respientory epnatn, nnd paralysis, Itacts pon them trough tho Intnute apiraciessthe Dreathing tubes, that stud the surfaces of thelr Hteite Bodies and fort the Metleute network of veins in thoir ny wings, ‘To tuinan beings It fa entirely innoxlotia, and not disagrecable. nome CAL. MAINE. ._Bptetal Correspondence of The Chicago THbuns, Porthann, Me., Aug. 11.—Forty yenrs ago in tho Harrison campaign Malno gave the “ impulse” (to use Thurlow Weed’s recent expression) to the Natlonal election by “ giv Ing full yent for Goy. Kent.” In view of the prospect that the majority for the Republican | ticket Is likely to be relatively moderato, It is well to recall the circumstance that the yote of 40, which gave such delicht through out the country, was 9 very close one,—tho Democratic candidate for Governor (John Fairfield) being defeated by avery narrow margin, Gov. Kent's vote belhg only 67 In ex- cuss a atts Vatrfeld's., For. twenty-three years the Democrats had full, away in the State (from 1890 to 1883), save In tivo years, "7 aud 40, when Mr, Kent—who, by the way, was six thines aeandidate of his party for the Governorship—wns chosen by the Whigs, As the news traveled Westward that Kent had beaten the Demoerney, the song which began, “ Maine went fill bent for Gov. Kent,” beeame less mild, till it was finally suing, Maine went helt bent fur Gov, Kent.” Gov, Kent was afterwards a Judge of the Supreme Court of the Stato; and he it was, likewise, who presented Gen, ‘faylors name tu the National Convention. Judge Kent once told me tho story of the Convention. As coming from the extreme East, he was designated ng tha one to briny tho General before the delegates, He sald tiis candidate and that was presented by those appointed to thut duty in. the stereo- typed way; “In behalf of thisState (naming hw locality], L nomluate, ete.” When Judge Kent?s turn came he arose and said: In behalf of the people of the United States I nominate Gen, Zachary Taylor!’ This epi- soda brought down the house, In the following year, 41, the “Liberty” candidate recelved 1,003 votes for Governor, —this Incident being a prophecy of the con- Hise felitel firead 7 had an te tie sym i; nies of & few of the Maine people. ‘The followlng year, the “ Liberty ** hen one over 4,000 votes, and In 48 they mustered 13,000— an important eleinent in the election-returns, Jn3'5) cane the Know-Nothing furor, An- son P. Morrill wag the candidate for Gov- ernor of that Order in '55, and received i plurality over Samuel Wells, Democrat—tho Whigs cnsting 11,000 votes for Isaac Reed, afterward a Democratic chief, ‘The follaw- Ing year, in tha Fremont campal Ar. Hamlin appeared ag the Republlean candi date for the Chicf-Sagistracy of the State, having forsaken his Democratic associations after the Kangas-Nebraska imbrogllo, is majority was nearly 20,000 ina State whero the Democracy were wont to triumph minu- ally,-un Indicatlon of the deep feeling antony the, people on the subject of Slavery in the Territories, ron that time forward Republican majorities. were lnrge,—in tha War-time the Democrats. seeming to be per- manently Glsaranized. An 188, Gen, J. L, Chamberlain was elected by nbout 23,000 majority, and was revlected during threo successive years,—tho pre- ponderance of the Hepublicans * belng assured, to all appearance, for an -in- definit period. n 1875, however, -Goy. Connor was almost defeated by Gen, Charles Roberts, of Bangor, now 2 member of the Board of Managers of tho Soldiors? Homes —the Republican majority boing but 4,000, In that yeur the Greenbackers wero in tho field for the first tine, a few hundred. yotes belng placed to their credit In the re- turns. ‘Three years subsequently—in 187%— they were in large force, aud with the Domo- ¢ruts succesded in outnumbering the Repub- Heang, who, it will be remembered, wero foreed to choose between Garceton, Deino- erat, and Smith, Greenbacker, when tho Lealslature convened, “Ihe Republican Sen- ate hada preference for the Mard-Money Democrat; and Gareelon, with all the suc- ceeding woes, was Jnflieted upon the State, The vote of 1870 is fresh inthe memory of those who are Interested In volltical statis- tics,—the popular vote leaving the Republic: ans [na minority, while the Legislature as elected was In thelr favor. ‘Then came the brazen age, and the impudent “count-out,” and the conelusion, so triumphant, when tho Republicans regained their rights without. shooting a solitary Fustonist, On the 13th of Septenber—Iin a few weeks only—the people here tre to pass judgment on the acts of the Puslonists, who—to tell the Inmentable truth—are almost unanimous in defending the “count-out” and all it: im- plied. If so be, the Republicans only suc cess in reviving the days of 740, when’ sixty- seven votes on the right aide, Ina State Democratic for years, set the Whig party on fire, buta minute majority be theirs, it clenrs tho way for November, and a strong hinjority for Garfield, ‘he Presidential ight In Maine is to be settled In September, © ‘Tha revlectionof Gov. Davis means that thesever Electoral yotes of Maino will be certainly piven to the Republican candidate, Remeni- bering the odds,—that all classes of Demo- crats and Greenbackers are united In the Fu- ston organization; that an actual majority was cast against the Republicans a yeur aga; that, with criminal determination to bs “vindieated,”? the fight is waged by the op- positlou—all these things bel in mind, let our friends in other States welcome & smal majority In Malne, undor the cireumstances, a3 ¥ great gain and victory. Casco. ILLINOIS, | * Speetat Dispateh {o The Chicago Tribune. Decarun, Hl, Aug, 1%—Tho Democratic Convention of Mavon County minde the fol- Jowing nominations yesterday: For Clreuit | Clerk, Simon Pure Nickey; for State's At- torney, Z T. Hundley; for Sheriff, Isaac W, Ehrnians for Coroner, Jolin Dinneen, Speclat Dupateh ta ‘The Chleags Tribune, Gnant, UL, Aug. 15.—The Hon, BE. S. Tay- Jor made n magnificent speech to about 000 Republleand here last night, ‘The Momence and Grant Clubs made a tine display. Mr. ‘Yaylor was greeted with great applause, —— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Quressrown, Aug. 15," Arrived out, steamers Labrador and Celtle, from New York, and Moravian, from Montreal, New York, Aug, 15,—Arrived, steamship Spain, from Liverpool, : MARINE: ITEMS. : Pont Hunon, Mish. Aug. 15-10 p. m.—Pasaod down—Propelters Nyack, Scotin, J, Fisk, C. Hurlbut nid consort, Hackett and | consort, Michigan and barges, Entorpriso, Toommsel, Ne Hodington, Antelope and hares, Westford aod Durxes; seboouors Norway, Mavanus Prasat, Jennio Mutthows, Vouus, Williaa Ogden, Erte, Stewart, Reindeor, Norwalk. Gen, F Blyel, Parsod up—Propeltera Winslow, “Viuntia and consort, Chamberlin aud consort, Annie Smith And consort, Camden, Forest City und consort, i. Howard and barges, Oukland; schooners Murray, Munzauiltu, Glayyow ond barges, Nie agara with schooners King Shitors; schooners % 'V. 1. Watson, G. W, Duvia, L, W. Perry, ¥. Parsons, Wind northwest, fresh. Weathor cool. “pectat DHspateh to The Catcugo Tribune, Manguyrry, Mich, Aug. 15.—Passod up—Pro- pellor india, Down-Fropolter Josoph Hurd, . Arrived—lropoller 8, Chamberlain; schooners Martin, J. ¥. Card, H, Folgor, Trinidad, Clearod~Scho oner H.J, Cloveiand, Mr. G. W, Ohilds? Now Residence. “mind only Norristown (Pas Herald, Early thia spring Georgo Wi Childs, proprietor of tho Vhiludelplia Ledger, purchaxod from Jusso Gyger Ofty-suven wcros of land on inyn Mawr avenue, adjoming the proportics at J. Kk. Valontine, United states Distrlot-Attorney, and Dr. Q W. Horner, ubout ono milo from the Poundylvanta fudilroud station. ‘Tho ground was atonce improved und placed fa proper coudi> ton to be converted futa u lywa, Lundsomply orouwented by’ tundscapo views of tha must benuliful designs, by urtlits specially onguged for the purpose, Tho ground ta well udapted for elegunce iu gsraugeinent,: gradually fuctining upward from tho avenue to an clevation coms munding a prominent view of the surroundo country, ‘The residence sew belig arected wn to be ocoupled by Bir, Childs will bo oue of tha finost In that section, tt will have JID fout frontuge, fucing Bryn Mawr avenue, with a depth of seyontystwo fect; will be two stories hilgh, with Bwisa cottage roof; tha foundation wilt bo eappud with blue stone, and the building wilt be of ine preas brigk Jaid in bluck mortar, Thore will be a nuinbur of short curved, sharp angles, and polnted gubles; bandsomo. trim. mings und beautifully-carved orunmonta, and novel dusiznus of cornices and pluczas surround. ing tho structure, ‘Tho building will be puabod ty rapid completion, and will be an orgaimont anda crodit to Uryu Mawe when (lulshed, ed Sho Drank ‘Tilt Sho ede. af Ormannati, O.. Aug, B—An iioproved mode of suicide wud practiced by Murguret plarhluy of this city, to-day, Bho went to ibe loud o: some frien, Where &he o1 beer in unllm Ited quantities, and tod yp with it, ‘Thon abo vent u girl out ane you a quart of whisky, & bot+ thy of mineral water, and wu box of mutchos, Blrulitatiray who beyun on the whisky, but bo- foru sho quite succeeded In awullowing the whute quust she drupped dead trom hor chair, Just what sho intended to do With the matched DO one knows * TIE TEMPLARS. Continued from the Third Paye. following was subinitted and unanimously idopted as the senso of those present: Intelligence having reached us of the death of Sir Alexander W. Rook, a member of Kedron Commandery, No, 1, wo pruce In the midst of our feativitios to hear witness to bis worth naan citizen, and hishonor and integrity na Knight and a Mason. Sprung from the ranks of the buoplo, his hands in early youth were hardened by manly toll, but by: his cneruy, perseverance, and capnelty ho acquired for himself a coms Petence, and’n bith position sinong hig business aasovintes, Ile will long be misacd by his family, bis fellow-cittzens, and bis brethren In his Order, toalluf whom we offer our sincere condolence. GRAND COMMANDERY OF INDIANA, ‘Tho headquarters of tho Grand Cominand- ery of Indinnn Is located at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Club Room No. 8, with the following roster: . HE. Sir Henry G. Thayer, Grand Commandor; F, Sir Charles E, oan, 1. Sir John W. Houghton, K. Sir Ja t, Stat; RE, Sir Willan Hack te E. Sir Elbridge G._ Hiullton, Sir Charles Croft, P..G, C.; ROE. S! R. Ruekle, YG Gs 1 ES Bishop, P. G. C2, B Sir Atgnuatus D, Lynch, re a. & 2. H. Ste Alexander ‘Thon- as, PG 5. Sir Salathiel ‘T, Willlams, PG, Gy V.E, Sir Jolin HL Hess, DG, C5 £8, Samuel B, Sweet, G. G.t E. Sir Htichard J, Woolsey, G. C. G5 i. Sir Ixane W. Foyer, G. Prelate; ir Walter Vail, G8, Wei Be Sir Henry C. ung, G. G. W.; BE. Sir Jonn M. Braniwell, Q, Ree.; E, Sic Mphratm W. Patrick, G. Std, 1; FE. Sir George W. F atrick, Kirk, G. Sw, 3.3 E, Sir Duncan T, Bacon, G. W.; Sir William M. Black, G.C. of." NOTES, ‘The Entertatnment and Competitive Drill Committees have ‘established headquarters at tha Van Buren street entrance to the camp, Two more of the Grand OMicors of Tlinols reached tho city yesterday—Charles W. Dunning, G. Stan. B., Calro, and W. F, Bromticld, G. W., Lincoln, Five hundred flags, banriers, and symbols were used itt decoratlng tho jiorth front of the Woodruff Hotel, corner of ‘Twenty-first street and Wabash avenue. Mr, W. A. Angell, Seerctary of the Pull- man Palace-Car Company, designed nud superintonded the making of the beautiful decorations which will be displayed by the Calumet Club, Of the forty-three Commanderies who have seeured quarters at the Palmer, not one has arrived as yet. Irom this fact a fair esti- uate can be formed of the immense throng: of pegple who will arrive during to-day, Whe decorations ot A. T. Stewart & Co. were designed and exeented by Ar. Alfred E. Walker, the able Superintendent of that establishment, assisted by Air. S.A, Will- Jams, of the upholstery department, Amongst the arrivals_yesterday to attend te Masonic Triennial Conclave wus that of De. J. Simins. He ts n Kolght- Templar and bears the Thirty-second Degree in tha Scot. tish lites, and is known In Europo and America as 9 scholar and a gentleman, Since Saturday many additions have been made to the elaborate decorations of several of tho large wholesalo establishments on Wabash avenue and State street. ‘The ad- ditions ut Field, Leiter & Co,’s store and that of A.'D, Stewart & Co. are especially no- ticenble. Inyltations to tho reception, at the Exposi- tion Building Tuesday evening, and the con- certs and theatres Wednesday evening, will be issued only on the requisition of the Emi- nent Commanders of the visiting Command- eries, and at the heagquarters of tho Enter- tainment Committee, commencing at 12 o'clock to-day. The arch at Peck court whicl fell down Friday will not bo rebuilt. Owing to the great delay and trouble which would be nec essary fo replace the structure, it has been deterinined to dispenso with the srch entire- ly. The Commandery flags of pla, Ala- bama, Mississippi, and ‘Texas will in conse- attence be hung upon tho othor arches, Tho Committes on Rooms, whose head- quarters are {1 the Exposition Building, will cheerfully furnish the general public, on inquiry, with full information as to where “necommodations in private families can be had. By applying to the Committee the in- coming crowds of strangers can save them- selves much needless running around in search of quurturs.’ ae . The Committee of thirteen of St. Bernard Contnaudlery, under the leadership of Sir Knight D. iL Linsted, who went out, to Omaha to meet the Pacific Coast delejution, returned with them yesterday afternoon, fhey wero royally entertained by tho Call- forniang from Omahs to Chicago, and tho entire St. Bernard Commandery was drawn up to receive them upon thelr arrival at the depot to give thom the Knightly welcome. The following flye Conmanderies have secured permenent headquarters at_ the Sherman Vouse: Damascus, of St. Paul, Minn, Parlor PD; Bayard, of | Still- water, Minn, Parlor CC; Batavia,” of Batavin, N. Parlor ¥; Allegheny, of Allegheny City, Parlor 31; Monroe, of Rochester, N. Y.. Parlor 1, There are seven to elght other Commanderles quartered ut the Sherman who have not as yet secured spectal headquarters. The South Side Platoon, composed, of members of Apollo and St. Bernard Com- manderies, has enguged spaciuus rooms and furnished thon as elegaut headquarters on the second floor of the Fleld Buliding, south- east corner of State and Madison streets, The motto is simply, Pligrins, we grect thee??? ‘Tho platoon call. thamselves “The Moss-Backs,” and propose to furnish com- fort und goad cheer to all lating Sir Knights who may honor them with a call, ‘Tho Grand Commandory Knights Templar of Minnesota, escorted by Be Command: ery, No, 11, of Stillwatar, will reanh Chicago hy special Pullman train over the Chicago & Northwestern Road (Wisconsin Division) at 10 o'clock this imorning, Bayard Com- mandory brings 60 per cent of Hts total mem- bership, and is accompanied by twenty-five ludios, Suites of rooms nat tho Sherman Tlouse have been assigned thls Commandery, with Parlor C for headquarters, Carriages detivering partles to the grand reception at Exposition . Building ‘Tuesday gvening will approach the main entrance on Michigan avenus fron Jackson street, keep- ingin tne. After untoading, pass north to Monroustreet, Atcloso of reeeption when ealling for partics take same route, Porsous leaylng tholr earriage will be supplied with a chock and the driver with a duplicate, When the carriage ls wanted It will bo or- dered by handing the checks to # pollcaman, Some enterprising sveculator, having in his ha prospective profit to acerus from the rontal of dizzy seats to unsuspecting: and confiding people, ling erected astand just south of Sixteenth street on the west side of Wabash avenue, which theauthoritles should investizate mind condemn at onee, Shingles, ten-ponny nalls, and Inths would be just as secure as the wiscerable excuse for carpenter work displayed in this trap, ‘The north aup- port rests upon n yacnuin, and, should a good sti breezo provall for a short time, the whole uate will probably tumble to the ground, Ne Numerous inquiries areinade why Grand Master Hurlbut has not Alled the vacancy oecnsioned by tho death of Sir UB. Rieh- ardson, Juntor Grand Warden of the Grand Encampmont, ‘Tho fact Is that tho Grand Master has no such power. The attics thus vueated Is an clective office, and can only bo filled at the general election, which will oc- cur probably on ‘Thuraday. ‘The ofica of Grand Warden, which was vacated by the doath of Orrin, Walch, was an appointive oftive, and duly filled by tho Grand Magter, a8 the printed roster showd, Among tho curtous and affecting meotingy which the Grand Conclave produces tha case of the three Brothors Dean Js quite notable, BRenjamly Dean, of Boston, Mass, is Gratul Genurallssimo, or third highest in rank ‘of tha national body of Templars, leds a gon- tloman of high social standing hy his elty, and has fled many honorable places, ‘Thu next older brother [Ives at Worcester, Mass,, the youngest at San Franelsco, Cal. Knights “emplar, ant the resembtance Is ao romarkable that one ta hardly distingulsh-- able froin tho other. Another Interesting meeting la that between the Masonis writer, Dr, Morris, and his ancient Musonte tutor, Judge Harvey, of Oxford, Miss. 1 ha not net until yesterday far moro than thirty vara, An evidence of tho uncertalaties uf ifs 1% aoun In the fact that of all the number Who constituted tha ne syanelave of 1858, not twenty are lying. 0! is nutyber threo ln attendance viz: J. 8. Par- About ure now Li vin, Rob Morris, and LA. W. Buck. giant orniug more ard expocted during to- AGUOWL, Cuicago, Aug. 15.—Tu His Excellenay tho Afayor—Sut: ‘This ovening we, the under signed residents of Hyde Park, attempted to tuke the 0:50 Uyde Fark train at the depot 16, the Jackson without giving Kulghts Templar from th loads of Kut, and the New Englund States passed throu here to-night Commandery of this city, 1880—TEN PAGES. foot of Van Buren strect. At the Van Bu- ren street entrance to the park we were re- fused adinission ant told to go to firect entrance, where we wera also refused admission, and threatened with arrest if we passed the guard, and we were told to go to tie Bal- {imore & Ohio Depot, and there gctour train, Wo did so, but the traln had gone; and we understand that the train did not stop at the Balthmore & Ohio Depot, but did stop st Van Buren street. ‘The order to stop all peaple from passing to the depot even after showing thelr tickets, as wo did, emanated from the Eminent Con inander, Sir Norman ‘'T. Gassctte, and the Volive Headquarters, and we would respect fully ask if Sir Norman Cassette or the police have any right to. closes public thurougli- fara to a railroul depot to dhe regular. patrons of such _railrond duo notive of such proceeding, when thero are. no sufficient reasons for excluding the people? | If the Sir Coummander [s afraid’ of the people robbing his camp, Jet Min have s gard to conduct the people to the depot. We demanded a Guard tw escort us, but were refused, If tho presenes of the snered, jt were better for tho city did not come. i Knights makes the ground that they We hope ‘your Excellency will attend to the matter immediately, as it fs one which not only affects the fidividual and the Rail- road Company, but tha public at large. UW, Irrciecock, C. MM. ANDEMSON, Aw J, FULLAGAIL EW BRUNSWICK. 7 Em. Com. Norman ‘tr. Gaasette, reecived the Jollowing. telegram yesterday? JOUN, + BB. Ait, 14.—On behalf of the Knights Teinplar of the Province of New Brings wick, Dominion of Canada, secept my cordial Rrectings nssurod that tho twenty-first Trivne nial Conclave of the Grand Eacampmentof tho United States of Amorien will be an nnbounded success, Let mo hope that the Knightly sentl- ments of your mupromeorsuntzation town the Grand Pi Dominion of Canada may year strengthened and muintained so that these two supremo bexlics, cach the peer of the othor, may reapoetively continuo world over‘ag the guirdians and uphollers of jory of tho Kniyhts Templar of tha year be to be recognized the the traditions of our chivalric and Christiun Knights as well in tho United States of Amer Jeangwithin the borders of this new nation- ality of ours. With overy srood wish, Provistonal Prior of tho Greate Priory of Kalghta rovisional Prior of the Great Priory of Templar of tho Durninion of Canada, COMING. EW ENGLAND, Bpectat Dispatch to The Chleago Tribune, Boston, Mass., Aug. 1.—At the Conclave of Knights Lemplar in Chicago from the Ju- risdiction of Massachusetts and Ithode Ist- and will be present the Hon, Nelson W. Ald- rich, of: Providence, Right-Kminent Grand Commander; Right-Eminent W. If. Kent, of Reston, Deputy-Grand Commander; Right- Eminent Caleb Saunders, of Lawrence, Gen- eralisshno; Right-Eminent George i. Burne ham, ef Providence; Grand Captain-General Sir Alfred F, Chapman, of Boston; Grand Recorder Past-Eminent Charles B, Laneas- ter, of De Molai Commandery, of Boston; Grand Sword-Bearcr, Right-Eninent John L, Stevenson, Generalisslmo, of Boston Commandery; Eminent Arthur G, Pol- lard, of Lowell, Commander of Dil- im Commandery; — Eminent John {atgh, Vast-Commander of Bethany Commandery; the Hon. Benjamin Dean, Generalissimo of the Grand Encampment of the United States; John Dean, Past Grand Commander Grand Commandory of chusetts and Rhode Istand. Bestdu the gentlemen named, there will be alarge delegation of Sir Knights from Bus- ton and vicinity, but no Commandery will ee aan body, The Grand Commander of the Grand Commandcey of New Haupshiro will be escorted by the Mount loreb Command- ery and Grand Commander Aldrich, of Prov- idence, who will nppear mounted. The Iast- naned Commandery have sent forward eighty sets of horse equipinents, and will have their horses furnished at Chicago. On tho Pacific Express Hoosne, Tunnel linc, Inst evening over 400departed. They included representatives of Commandertes in Concord, Manchester, Keene, Brattleboro, and elsc- where. ‘This delegation will proceed by the New York Central, Canada Southern, and Michigan Central Railways, and is accom- panied by Frank L. Parker, Trafite Afunag of the Tunnel line; 8, W. Cummings, Gen- eral Passenger and Ticket Agent of tho sning, and J. 3 Watson, New England Pas- senger Agent of the Canada Southern. The party will run a spectal over these routes, and by way of Suspension Bridge, Tho Canada Sotitharn, which runs within one and three-quarter miles of Ningars falls, has constructed n large piatfurin for observation, and thy train will be stopped a half hour for that purpose. ‘There wasn brillant Masonic parade in Springiield last evening, tho Springfield Commandery of Kujghts Templar receiving ag their guests the oficers of the Grand Com- mmandertes: of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Conneeticut, also the Washington Com- mandery of Hartford, S. M, Bronson, E. C, and 100 men, aud Calvary Commandery of Trovidence, Clinton D. Zellow, F.C. and sixty-five men, ‘They left at 9 o'clock by special train for Chicago, - MINNESOTA, Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune Sr. Paur, Minn, Aug. 15—Two special tralns left Minnesota to-lny rng Knights Templar to tha ‘frlennial Conelave at Chil- cago, One loft St, Paul at Gotclock to-night over tho Chicago & Northwestern Rallroad, chartered by tho Damascus Commandery of St. Paul, with forty-two Knights on board, making with thelr Indies and fnvited guests uparty of 25, They wil! be joined at StH. water Junction by ‘tho Bayard Commandery of Stillwater, Another train on the Winona Branch of the same road will bring the Cont mandertes from Rochester, Owatonna, and Winona, and join this traln at Elroy te-nleht, ‘Tho Winona cars will there be attached to tha St. Paul train, and they will go onto- gether, Another special Icft Minneapolis ut 3 o’etock thls atternoon over the Chivago, Sil wrukea & St. Paul Rallway, ‘This hore the Zton and Darius Commuandéries of Mnncape- lis, with about forty Kulghta and thelr faut. Iles and friends, 'Bhese will bo Jolned at Red. Wing aud Lako City by the “Commander tes there. Hoth tralis will arrive in Chicago to-norrow forenoon, "The St. Pant Commandery wit! have head- quarters ab the Sherman House, ‘The hoad- aquurters of the Grand Commandery will be atthe Grand Pacific. Damascus Commandery will join in the prize drill, ST. LOUIS. Si. Loura, Ang. 15.—Tho St. Touls, tho St. Aldemn, the Tvanhor, aud the Ascalon Commandaries, Knights ‘Templar, of this city, necompanled by parts. of more than & dozen Connnanderies from diferent parts, af the State, representatives, of Commanduries from Little Rock and Fort Sinith, Ark., and Lawrence, Kas, left hore this morne ing for Cliieage by the Indlanapolls & St. Louls Road.” ‘Pho train sent out by this rond was in threo sections, and numbered over thirty conches, all of which were crowded, the first one with Kuights, and the other two with guests and’ vlultors, Tho: Chiengo, Burlington & Quincy au out. longs frains to-night flied with wonlo who hav raing to-1 i With | pas iy Pave: tuken ndvantage of the low rates to me t. Chreago and witness tne grand display, ‘I i te Ivanhoo Commandery, this city, will) be mounted, and WHI assist as the escort Ave the Grand Encampment of the United Sta KANAB CITY, ‘i Bpecial Dispatch to Tha CMcago Tribune, Kansas City, Mon Ani. U.—Tho rush ot hls city to-night was inmiense, and the different Hnes of rail huve hard work to supply sufficient roliing stock, It 13 vstimated that over 1,200 persons left on the various roads for Chicago, the Chi- cago é& Alton itoad sent out three trains and the Hnnnibal & St, Rock Island & Pacific twoench, ‘The various Commanderies of Kansas urrlved about 3 o'elock by upectal trains fram the West, and Jeft tmuied re ¥ Several hundred tore Knights and thelr friends follow on Monday, Joseph and Chicago, utcly afterwards for the aut LEAVENWONTI Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Saal LEAVENWORTH, 15,~One hun- Kas., Aug. dred Str Knights and about titty Judles teft thig afternoon on the Chicago, Ho & Pactile Conglave. ‘Tho faterest taken by the citizens was Indicated by lense crowd ut the depot to-wituess the du ek Island Hallroad to attend the Chicago thy assemblage of an ine urture, Reports from Atchison, Kansas sity, and St, Jue ore to the elfect that the cur- He capacity of all the roads towards Chi- cago is taxcd to the utmost, CLEYELAND, 2 CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 15.—Seventwen car- hts ‘Touplar from Now York i zo. ‘The Oriental Which has the dis- for Chics is ‘ tinguished honor of being selected as escort for the Grand Commandery of the United “States at the ‘Triennial Conclave, and Ioly- rood Commandery, also of this aie 1 leave to-ihorrow morning In a spectal train of fourteen cars, elaborately decorated. MEXICO, MO. Bpertal Dispatch to The CMcago Trihtints Muxico, fo, Aug. 15.—About forty-five Sir Knights of the Criisads Commandery, No. 3, of this city, accompanted by a delegation from St, Graal, No.12,Columbin, and Calvary, No, , Fulton, with numorous friend3 and Iadies, Ieave here to-night via a Chicago & Alton special train for Chicago, to attend the Triennial Conclave. They wil be joined at Lonistana by Cyrene Conmmandery, No. 1 and all will be quarterca at the AMfaasasoil House, al ees ae Spee pateh to The Chit Tribunte Omaua, Neb, Aur, th—athe Colorado Knights Templar, vd through this after- noon on wspecial train, and will arrive in Chicago to-morrow moruing oyer the Chicago & Rock Island, ‘They oceupled four sleep ing-cars. Quite oa number of Knights were secompinied by Indies, The Nebraska Knights left for Chicago on tho carly train this morning, COLUMBUA, 0. Spectat to The Chicago Tribune. Cotusuusa, O., Aug. 15.—Two special trains loaded with Knights Templar from the va- lous Commanderies in Central Ohio lett here to-night via the Pan-Tinndle route, An unustally large number of ladies accompany, tho Knights. Exch train is composed of thirteen cars, including sixteen sleepers, “ SPRINGFIELD. Boeetal Dispatch to The Chicagy Tribune, Srusarixcy, Ill, Aug, 15.—Elwood Com- mandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, leave for Chicage vin the Chicago & Alton on a special train at 10 o'clock to-morrow. There will be elehty-six Knights in the party, besides fifty fuijes, the Gennan band, and a number of servants, They will be Joined here by the fommanderies from Taylorville and Mt Pu- as! MADISON, WIS. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, MADISON, Wis. Aug. 15.—Thirty-slx Knights, with a dozen [adies, of Robert Macoy Commandery, of Madison, and about the sane number from Boscobel, leave on the 82:9 tratn for Milwaukee, where they will join the other Wisconsin Templars and pro- ceed to Chicago, reaching there at 5 p. un, to participate in the Tricnntal Conclave. VORT WAYNE, Spectat Dixpatch to The Chdeago Tribuna. Four Wayne, Ind., Aug. 15.—Fort Wayne Conumautery, Knights Fempler, have chur- tered a speclal train on tho Pittsburg & Fort Wayne Ralway, aud will leave for Chicago at 9o’clock to-morrow morning. About fitty inembers are expected to go, BUPYAT.O. Burraro.N. Y., Au Be 15.—Fifteen separate Commanderies of Knights Templar passed through this city tostay en route to the ‘Trl- ennial Conclave at Chicago. x TEIRE HAUTE: 5 Tens Havre, Ind, Aug. 15.—Terro Tlante Commandery Knights ‘Templar, with Isdles, departed for Chiengo this evening. RAILROADS. MASSACHUSETTS. Spectal Despatch to The Chteayo Tribune, Boston, Mass., Aug. 15.—The Legislature Just before the close of tho’ session last spring passed a measure which allowed tha managers of tho Troy & Greenfield Railroad and Hoosas Tunnel, with the consent of the Governor and Council, to mako contracts with connecting roads for tho operation of the State’s rond and tunnel for a period not excceding seven years. For some tine past the managenient of the Fitehburg Railroad have been negotiating with tho. Stato an- thorities for tho purpose of sccuring con- tracts such as the statute mentioned above provides for, and yesterday morning the State and raflroad authorities signed a con- tract which secures to tho Fitchburg Rond tho right to operate with its trains that portion of the ‘Troy & Greenfield Railrond extending from North Adams to Greenfield, for the next seven years, upon terms equitable to both the Cont Mmonwealth and its connecting rond. Tho Commonwealth will keep the trick in repair, and the Fitehburg Koad will put on its own rolling stuck. By this arrangeinent It ls ex- peeted that the Fitchburg Bond ‘will inake terms with the Erio Road for n new through combination to the West, do much for the development of Boston business and ex- port Interests here. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Burraro, N. Y., Aug. 15—For four months workmen have becn busy on the railway suspension bridge below Niagara Falls transforming it from a wooden to an jron and stecl structure, Thoso who arc aequainted with the great size of the bridge and the large amount of network of wooden supports, ete. may have some iden of the marvelous nature of the undertaking. The most prominent engineers in the country said it would bo an impossibility to make tho proposed changus, but. EB. A. Buck, tho bridge engineer, felt confident that he could carry out his ides, and ho has triumphed. (Practically the work is all done, ‘The iuimense beams holdiug up the railway portion of the bridge, 0] yoanderaus sleepers, and — other hugo timbers, have all been taken out, and fron and steel pleees put In thelr places. Every plece of wood has been removed, and that too with such perfect system, order, and regularity, that tho use of the bridge has not been suspended for even o niinute, Of the thousands of bearings and supports only two have been suspended at ona thne, and in this wy the inctamorphosts has transpired, and old Suspensioit {s now undoubtedly tha strongest bridge in the world. ‘The cost of the repairs has not been estimated, NO SUCIT TITING. Rpectal Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, Boston, Aug. 15.—Of the New. York Trib- une story of the New York, Albany & Schenectady Railroad, with ceapital af $0,200,- 000 and bonds of $6,000,000 to absorb the New York & New England. Railroad, the Presl- dent and Vice-lrestdent of the New York & Now England Railroad say they kiiow noth- Ing excepting ag they hnaye read nc counts of [tin the daily papers, and that tho Now York & Now England Rallroad will unter into no such scheme, TRANSFERRED, Bpretal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribiine. Broourxaton, Ul, Aug. 15.-—-Mr, Orville Vaughan, Assistant Superintendent of the Chicago & Alton, lias been transferred from Bloomlagton to Kansas Clty, having been appalnted Divislon . Superintendent vico J. UL, Wood,transtorred to Ohicago und made Assistant General Manager, SPORTING. BASE-HALL. Baturday’s Lengue games resulted as fol- lows: Chieugo 6, Providence 8; Boston 6, -Ciuctnnati 9; Troy 18, Buffalo 1; no game at Cleveland, "She Chicago and Boston teams play four Baste: helo fie nek shee. of Muesiby, Yh and jaturda Ing’ remtilar shee ane ait Und’ of Weuneday ve Pual pores ‘ As10N 0! tha Bostous' last visit hore, ae <a —— BILLIARDS, Monday avoning, Oct 4. at Tammany Hall, Now York Olty, is tho timo and place ixed for the match between Sloason and Schuefor for the *champlon’s gumo” chaniplouship. na is thought Helser. will challenge the wiur . ; ‘ THE TURE, Seniayiztp, Mass, Aug, 15—It[s ofl- clally aunounced to-day that Maud Sand St. Julton wil cortainly frat hero a Pan th nor fore special purso o! twaluer hor record or antihg. Both horses sure already hore, \ ———— Vitality of w Paragraph. 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