Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1880, Page 5

SDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1880—TEN PAGE the fin are ver ‘tory. It$s reported { steam to to tho recent f S59, WIN Dy a teeth, inn ni iils own judg. : Ht ry tat Li Hee Chang, finding himself unable | Connzn Comp yl steamed tal SE ORTING EVEN T's. nt, in ‘the et etn ort ats oma duit. carly dn th fight, while Jackson foll_s0 rere longer to oppose the war party, had gtyven in | River to Nok, two hours! deprived himself even of this. right. a before ha hind covered sevonty-fivo His eontuct isn Magrant vlolation not | Miles that its progress was painfally gow. hs sabinfsaton, - fenry M. Mintqnartony ot Hunky Chicago Successful in Its Ninth }ouly of tho Jawa “of tho League, | He plodded slong bravely, however, evident= ata ine 7: ‘ol, G as visited 2 . i Bpooch of Quoon Victoria Pro- | ytitmh han vhdtod Making but ents | tl Sates nd she Gavia aficesmekens fibrin " . sh Kelly and hie new k but of his duty to the Clab, and bars him, of | ly determined t nan ailiceaiicets walk ely ney ble few “ : Pay "Ventsien, er that his object was not commerce, but to 3 ee q | a nined to go.ns far as exhausted He ee ett nhotior sie voguing the British Par- Latest advices are that ‘Chung How has | opena path for fature traders, Game' Agalist Butalo. att me fe such condhet ied rowed It Fate would allow, aud was ‘rewarded for 1 oe ntion {hieeontiiet congdats he de cone Homent, heen tncomlitonally pardoned in deference ef rz will) within the power of any two or thtes | Msexhibition of pluck by frequent applause, fest for the possesion OF ihe alten Te fo Mo wishes af Huila, aud duatCal, Gordan | -WAVAT, DEMONSTRATION. | Troy Boats Borton—A Game Apiece for | maser by ‘diimbing? ele club, to not | Atwhdnisht Monday, Grockett was. potty te SANE TA IDOterarruriente wal 10 ws RAR an eet ees Olleny iis ta ala HE TURKS INVITED FO COBPERATE, Cleveland and Cincinnati, only a roy Ht Dut Interfere serlously with well behind Speenlator and Batiman’s.en- Anonerrat? 10 (010 Germans 4 ew York tart Euro Det inca ‘th h rikeutneliy Nave ; tL lente that Loss, Se =A. Berliit dispateh says: . {he business o other clubs with which ft has | try, but in tho early hours of the morning a thie fs fink th tent eitsatiny Ot purses far an pe _ Determine at the ; ivan “The Powers o invited the forte toorder fivcldunt Tiulbert In an interviow yestere Bate of tines were placed upon hil; and by ree tee aiidlonutid nonsense Berlin Treaty Shall Be KOWAMA, Att Polltica! * matters | Stesa Pasha with his troops to eotiperate with | Monroe Chief the Winner of tho Statle | tay condeinned Jones procedure in uamense | “Ut of driving him from belind his speed i Parad : Observed. Tnost atom stindstill, and, sith the ex- | the alled squadron ti the ‘Surklsh waters.” fon Race at Minneapolis ured terms, declaring tin to have been | Was materially inereased, and tho gap that The Hellevile (IL) Zettung writes ns foltows: reption of inenturlals bebvie, frequently: pre CONTRADICTED, Minneapolis. guilty of conduet that nat, only justities his | scparnted Iitm from the leaters materially ages sald that Senator Conkling mado use of seited from varlous partsof thaconntty eal | phe epariieh ae iia ave HRI a expulsion by the Boston Club, but that under | fessened. When daylight came, the other tho following remurknble expression: “hope hug for tbl semi ter tfog Is Be SEER SAE Ee ny ce eri BS the League taws compels that Cluly to expel | horses wore again started on the ir long jours ‘ aie y tres fora splendti ae bere way twit auth iA Very Hopeful View of Engiand’s TR sent tothe foreleg Goveramen Hester te soya as A cue enn Progress a O'Loary'a Tost Race Batweon Ae et atte ct ulbert a Cheer oy, andl alt p een any tigre vere eee oes Vietory ob i! cl ave B " q p 1 otk s nce a Y FN te evga” Ste. Maya,’ Outstanding Unpleasant- but nothing detintt 14 kown fn regard to the | the Albanian feayue, and Isabout to use foree, Mon and Horses, honor of the Boston Clib, and sald there was | were not idle, Byrne seemed encouraged by a majority. i vlews held by them fi ee te not the siizhtest doubt of the truth of the'| the evide i Thee words have the | Arua rin. nesses. The Atnbassilor from Cone eee TARY. Htatements contuined In tue above dispatel | nienge tiene and steady pacoali cee, Vang Me reflection upon the thoight, thut tho tte- ‘ on the th. The binding of his Eseetleney cunth oat Sesrteeas ” from Boston. Jasalso oncof the busy ones,and Jogzed along wibtican purty, which by its sound toanell and suite frohe the steamer was. not hnpose AMNESTY ASKED FOr Volts PRIESTS, (CACO VS. BUFFAT. 3 dn his cutious fashion hour after hour with= galley: mst be resrarted ny the urletintor nnd | om op Invited td Tak Hand | ius te salutes ws fired, and the party | Rosen, Sept, %—The Vatlenn lins asked ireateh to The Chicugo Tribune, THE CURT. outa stop, while Krohne and Colston raced, pei protector of vite, Economie proxpority. and key Invite ake @ Hand | caning ieahora hi pel ative boats, The | amnesty for four Hoth pre ad to MINNEAPOLIS. steadlly with excl other, belng about tled for : Leredit, could only obtain vletory ina i Ss by two trumpeters | Siberla, and ¢ Melikoil hus promised to] was clearly sv Nikerus ayy l- Boeetat Dispateh to The Chit second place among the men.’ But with all satel eunute st ee a hve dent byt eatin in the Rata Dernonetiae he rtd ates consider the subje Aah ANTAL Lon RAN ae Sr. pets ‘Minn., Sept. Dee ninnd the Hor rts the meh, were tinable ta overs Fee majority, must entine vant i * by four Corena to occa a tek e H i ke thelr four-footed competitors, the horses sentios Republicast, who Joindd that) orgate or roster molve - visltors had theluck to bunch their hitsinthe. | Agrictitural and) Mechanteat Association at | jeu 4 4 - la eyo aan wi eal ak re he Citivas, whe he teste anal rocelsed BY MAID. : Recnling to tho fone with apparent nse, ninth and secure a vletory. Anson pounded | Minneapolls opened yesterday witn a large | Speculitor, Con Sullivan's Ite ehestung the ball with rent ferocity, and one hit was | altendanee and full entries. It promises to. pays kept aluogt constantly on the track, the longest ever made on the BuTatogrounds, |. bea brilliant suecess Inevery respect. ‘To- is ovaier lng evidently determined notte Some ver$ elever fielding maneuvres were | day the attendance was greatly Incrensed by fe leat of twenty nites gained during the first thirty-six " y = male by ‘the second and third basemen of | the Interesting event of a. twenty-nlle | ott was alsa outpast fe work eval sentied Maal motives, deep ad humiliating patti. Jiewenntd be forced to cont if the peaple Judged the Ht withstytial fits here ae atte ure political do TI VOWENS ‘TO THE PORTE, Vienna, Aug, 25.--The Taghlatt publishes toxlay tho draft of the second collective note The Ambassador hus uot yet . one a on eds to the. Mikudon Phe Ee onthe subject of the Greek questlun, The proceeded to "Fok she est | Lhe Tusso-Chineso Difttenliy Now Bee unhassy wits ine ec ect te Hoved to Bo Deftultly Ar " Ut rent there priont of the eeu vanged, bee fries Mikes pee et vtetoty" Wwurined for Guevteld. by ae pas Ls f bassy will remain abnut sts weeks, ity object. | fHowlns ty the texts both teams, und a number of ditieult fly | race on the trotting course between two | to be in beiter fettle thai. previously, while panjonity will not Ins of grent honelit. | Vollt- helug to procure a revtsion of several elauses | jpilt? titdersizued have the honor to subia! entehes were effected by Crowley, Hornung, | ladies, Miss Belle Cook, of California, and | Rose of Texas, although in the rear’ of all feal ilo: wound sows. dint alate ite. old : Tn tho treaty with Japan, auronting a te order of tole respeettt grunting detest of the Demouraey woutd he | Gambetta Inelinsl to Be, Non-Committal opel Vinita Sintos tuner Hlehinowd, aft tho Miniter of Forclan Attahes of th Heder alo ok iftalre. ho peuple are tired in tho Ponding Religious sloners tt estat and Swit fo ‘Balu, eeturned telny rane rent Lina Teale thie ele hitive rae, But ae pene Controversy. hereon the 12th, fn bave examined the reply. dated th nredeternitied to. siti reat pr ey the resi ag the freshest of tho lot, her and Datrymaple. ‘She base-rauning of Hor- | Miss Enuna Jewell, of Litehficld, Minn, for WHEE RAUIA eee ke f tho Jot, he nung ant Burns was very daring, and the cone | $6,000 a side. It is esttimnted £0,000 people ane eee ety at Wonk ‘anne: test throughout was most exciting. ‘The | wereonthe ground, ‘The race was inter: | at ately pree during the da: ant evening, r Lolfalos bexan thelr run-getting In the | rupted after seven miles were ran | and was cegariled Jast. night iy competent stl etenadenn of tent between Go en nnd | last anonth, whieh the Sublime Porte hag first inning, Kelly muting Crowle by nn necldent to Miss Jewell, who tures asa probable winner, Japan has necessitated Inerensed Ow aiine id to made to the collcetlve note in whieh had : f : + Lt was expected that. h ‘eventny 8. This country ins another vation, and fn ndidition tothe heen, mide known to it tha decisions of | third strike,” and the Intter,’ alded | was thrown from her horse. Miss Cook | woul tale, nlaew between ONL enae and his fission beshies Mehthig constentiy abun thy * GREAT BRITAIN, monthly steamer three galling vess Cea the Corel readers the rectitle | by a passed hall, Rowe's out, and Hornuny’s | finished the race and was declared the win- | horse, Thoughts ad Price, the latent ee tee TES CNL Win cate AU Pate PARLIAMENT PROKOGUED, leave Nagasakl monthly for Pusan, Torte, ufter hiving set forthe dts anf three-baser, came home, Hornung ran home | ver, On Saturday nv similar race will be | five mftes whlle'U'Leary rede six and a hale Ee LL -aiilit: es stelaty byt cenit Loxpos, Sept. 7—Partinnent was pro ~ decisions of the Cor ona wid piteh. ‘The Chieago’s began thelr | ridden between Miss Cook and Miss Pluneo, | pulley. Durine the duy, however, Price was iret Or recat action Ae nuecaty fe ch, rel by the Royal Commissioners AT ROSCOFT. gothations with tho Sublime Porte with tho aim | Anson, @ stnele by Burns, and Goltismlth’s ‘THE STALLION RACE. contract, so that the audience waa. deprived” mely trie. A victory nla 1878 would pe equiva My Lonps Asv Grstoenus: [tis with satis. ot. 7% —Details have been recelyed | of arriving ata definitive regulation of tho ling | two-baser.” Rowe went tha rounds in the Besides this avent, there were three regu- | of what would doubtless have been % very ent to four more yedrs of stagnation In politieal | fretlon Hilnd miyselt at length enabled to res dent a Roseotf, on the coast of | Pf demarcation 1 EOF ATT ae Yeslita and. duals thirdon his baser, Hornung's single, Weld- | lar trotting races to-day. interesting race, Iie, ‘The deelsive battle between. to two rent | lense You from Your arduous labors, Leontine periies mist once he fought—a battle whien | tO ‘eG ussuritices of the must friendly elurs rey by which Mrs, Hennessy, ait | neetion with this domareation, seeing wat upon | mus out, and Kelly's wild throw, Hornung | ‘There were four, entries for the stallion | _,Vo-dny Tt ts expected that the sport will be ‘ " G y 7 ‘ a 3 th Horses atid men are des fe " vd. ‘The : erlel ‘Vise vury, y els SUTIN on ra 1 "n race—Voltulre, Monroe Chief, Hanns, and | St ls hight, as bo ede brings not lone defeat, but ntso politiea! dco 5 pun nll Cored Powers, ‘The telfire of | American fads, Viscount Fleury, and two | dio deelsions of tha Conference of Merlin nll | scored the local tean’s fourth run inthe co—Vottalre, 2 1» y terinined ta force the pree, and th It of erenten t : Porte ty eaceute, aceording to its e ot el amen ere cotly tnininioens, and that the Une 5 sy. rs | Cl iit i AN the result o} ee Oe be Me spe tie sn eMERgeNnENt, The fp agreed upon in ‘pti Inst untives of England were drowned Hy ly s] sixth ona fumble by Burns and hitshy Moy- | Capt. Herod, the day's work will probably be to knock t ne ireation proposed tu tho Ottoman Amerlean people, A united South wilt beget a | fora deteriuuation of tiy Qtiamnn frontier ly= | beat belonging to a Russian of Galltze ualted North, Tf tha former is vroken up hia | Wx towards Monteneyzro, dnts eased unfoetile | appen qwiltical sense of the word, tho litter hus 10 vento, olay te chus aattotnaht of beg it od for e: t : a Haity at ise wis ot yet tak hect! for existones any Jouner, feet In other ‘poluts ot importance whie! k Goveruments. was only atopied | nahan andsEsterbrook. ‘The Chicazos ted the First heat—On the third trial Voltaire im- | several of the competitors out of the race, ‘aworthy, | tfter full consideration tha medittury Vowers | game in the same inning onsingles by Kelly | mediately went to the front aud kept the lead | , At10 o'clock Inst night the seore was as and the crew of two, sallors misealeulated Soon tie Me resented teed tons oF aud Anson, passed batls, two onts anda] to the hulf-pole, with Monroe. Chief fellas * the hight of the tte, ‘The boatcousequently | to Conference, tay feel obliged to maintain | stolen base, Singles by Anson, Goldsmith, | close upon hig wheel, sal, —sthe ne tecker " inalned open ut the commeneement. of the ses- | beat on the rock: twa L, them by recommending them sain tothe notice | ynd Cureoral U three-baser by Mint | Way. Hered cod get no farther than the Tho Nuitimore Weekcr has the following leader | gion, he Gover ddd Lm bat on the rocks ait was capstzed, thee ate Ma tace tlie re both | eu Curcoran, and a three-baser by in! 5 nregaed to the “business saidity " of the Suild | tint uettehnve communes eth eetaas | fhe youre Russian with the party mnde | Ofbesublime Corie us thes fully werce both | Yared three runs and the game to the Chic | third plice, while Hannis was a bad fourth, Bouth; “The Sunny South Is nelther honest, nor | thelr Judment an the mens of bringing toa | great efforts to save his companions, “Mrs. | the Congress. "The Go: ments erntot cansent | cagos in the ninth fnulng, Asthey came down the stretch the Chief ‘4 the bout was old and .uns strong, or united, consequently tho expression, | Salstuctory settlement the Greek and Muntene- | (ennessy clung ton portion of the boat for | te uuthorize thelr representntives to enter into TE SCONE. went to thu front and passed under the wire ‘ , - be rin trontior le y g y lise vitover or ’ Besse: Ve ‘solid South. fs nothing bul un amply phruse— | Eraation of tie Liean ete erates | somo tine, but ultlaately retased her hold | Mi deeuesion whatever on thy eubject af the IAF Pare | the winner of tho heat in 32456: Voltulre abigile from bestiuing to ond. Tho unity of | key, and ow the priieipul reiuriay required in | and was drowned. Hisposed to recelve propositions’ frum the | Chicago, =|=|—|—|—]<-)— | Second, Herod a bad third, ee tho Sant consists slinply in toute doterail The Aslatle provinces Inhabited by the Araent- GAMUETTA TO“ nopaL.?’ Eubline Porte as tothe imuner in whieh the | palrymple, hf. 4 ol ol ola} ala cond heat—Voltatre made n spitrt and : CRICKET, toubtaln the keys to Uncle Sam's money: Ans, for tho uthtinment of the objects in ‘View. Tat Patrie a {i that M. Gi: atte TY territory should be evaenated by the Ottoman | Kel ${ 1) 1 alg) 3] 0 | took the lead, As they came down past the ENGWAND VS. AUSTILALTA, In all other questions and. things Leyond this | Leentinuy to place reliance on the fee that te at Patric asserts that M. Gaunbetta, Pres: | authorities and surrendered to Greece, Wilh 4] 1] Grol t] a) 4 | distance stand’ Monroe inade a bad break and | Lospos, Sept. tna. erleket anatel to desire and Motermination all thelr unity has an | FOC Ut Europe has been steadily inalnttined | Ident of the Chamber of Deputies, positively AN EVICTION IN MELAND, Anson, Ib. 4) 03) bas) 0) 0] the heat was taken by Voltaire in 2:26, with Jay’ between the English. and - tok ‘herd lst eleipent Air thosolivhs whielt Towers Who slgied tho Uke ent tre | refuses to use his ivfluenco with Premier Do} While the Liberal Ministry were recently Hub ie : Hate ua 4 | Mannis third and Herod fourth, jane Tie nt pists bie i uateolide occasionally talks about tho prinelples for whieh | pressing upon ihe Sublime Porto with all the | Freyceinetto conyert him to kteas more cone moving forward in the House of Commons | Corcoran, ce £ 4] 11 Il a} ol 1 pei ee anaes Hed “tile heat as lig inning for 420. “Shaw wr a owls He oo Leoand Jnckson fought, Bat anch hingunge is URL cielts! ecole ales 30 Thali: taltent nation | formable with tha views of the party of the | their Irish Constabutary-bill, a geene that re-.| FH 40) 37 2) 0 O10 | ante pole. ‘The horses were two or (hy Wank ainieMorioy Wns, BOW es have tOn a dil aeeU LACIE Becutes. hevesainy ty nrulee Ciba ted ta hier Cunt peeee ee port eats | Loft tan those he expressed fu his specelt at | imiuds one of un olt Trish drama ora novel | QUesh SB 2) 18) 2) 29 | tengzths apart, Chiet second, Herod third, | tonk ont hts bat Bre Sut TOR 7a, Lytticton tua dorate rantett Tuthuts URL OL te tite ta | NOt been unmindful during we few months | Montauban on tho Isth ultimo, Gambetta, | of the last century was occurring at Auitach, Sto rerie5] $ |} Mnnnts fourth, About 100 feet from the | Atthe time of adjournment of the game fact nnd truth, there ds noather principle rep- which have ultpsed shige Llist ndiressed you uf | La Patric saya, expresses & hedlek that the | about four miles from Dunmauway, whieh ty wire Vottiire made a Httlo breale and acted:| for Inneh the score of the Austratians was reannted by Southern polities but die desire nnd | We considerations whieh (have stated would riment’s attitude to- the Ine of the West Cork Itailway, on. the WU UY A 11 | tired, and as they passed the wire the Chief | 126 for ulne.wickets. determination to enrich the South atthe ex- | side my polley on the northwestern frontier ot ; Thetlzed craauete ‘ an eat the West Co: SUAS, a 4) 2) 2t 2) 5) 0) Jed his opponent. "Tine, 22434. pense of the thrifty and prosperoms North,—to | HY Ladin Linptre. | Measures have ulrendy been cpa Waelnett couarenations ent tourist route to Cape Clear, Bantry Bay, and Sher se 0) Paurth heat—On Jeaving the wire the 5 raeSae viry tho hanmor while the North 19 to serve Retaey vie eoniplete lites, ee eattba ae ML CONSITAtLONN aM neta dD | the remarkable waterfall ‘nt Hungry Hill, HH ay ALS) &l 2] Ghtet took a decided lead, and, although THE, OAT, a Aue at ne SET vate: been made towurds the paeitleation and. settles nn Paris when President Grevy | This wagon Wednesday, tho 18th of August. | Borees2 b tral oral att joltatre hos to ihn lus he kept it'to KML No Ys tho Southerner enmnot iccommodate hinigolf to Ra Cia eearineted eergieal OF ustitiies and Premier 1 eyelet return, It seems that at Aultagh there find lved for Galvin, ns i H } ui H g he en and wun ee ene a ge re 3 Sent spose the fact thal bi st carn hls brend by tha | OF tho ty! ee te wat i . ie ts SON. ye Patrlek Crowley, nia Stearis, ae UMMAIY. oat race was rowed to-day, ‘Ten Eyck won; sveatot his brat.” Tie eoyundy a politieat earcer | Revessiry Curther military operations in Souths | 6 MAAR. SOs ale isos sens ouy Valrleke Crowley, the teant: | sr chiunin. Be uf of 0) 5.0L Stallion mee, purse 81,00), divided, Plalsted second, Kenoth third. Hosmer and be his exclusive privileges aide maiming tos | Con Afwbanistnn, = At tho seeand ballot nt Mozieres for mem- | of « lindowner and Justice 1a Pence a pe — Maproe Chie veseeed 21 ‘ewanaila take; ‘nnd tated torr TF CHTUTEAHAT TCE Ot cherie hin, | Zhe prompt incasures taken by the Govern- | her of the Department Connell, Corneaux, 0 | named Danlel Conner, ‘Thts landlord early Total... et 15] 2 ras 12 2 | deem este nnd. fulted to cross tho government has its muadsitis ford | Meue Ot Indi for the relies of the garrison ot | Republican, was olected” by i827 votes, | in the month had obtalned an evletlon wrt, | inntagee ar Sd 3 3 | established tne, The, 31215, f Upon which Southern aristocracy | and une (he Cope tet Glte ability ane cre | aginst 10,000 for Riche, Bonapartist. whieh Crowley resisted. Finnlly My. Jolie | Butta 00 4 444 oo ean proudly stand, nnd” these mudsifls aro te Slay ed Gy tay aliens aad crvcpis bat the son, the Sub-Sheril, and. tour Deputies, 0 si 6200020 0 iF Forhalfacentury the Shakers’ Sarsaparilia Inborhig North, ‘The Rebuillon was the nutural | execution of those mendures, resulting Inthe * - 5 ith thirty: vat a ein \ cot ny Cited —Chyeryea, B, has heen the standird blood ypitrifier, liver and Pieduct of thisiden. The question of slavery | UElllunt vietory recently gale by: tho gallant GERMANY. with thirty of the Royal Irish Cofistabulary a HACE OCU ike, eniieda ene) Mo Kidney remedy of physielans and’ druggist fivel no eonspleniug part inthe bexaning uf poo ur aes Ene caer Ee rarer ‘4 TEMPORATILY SUSPENDED. cathy Biles an bay hel al fieutedhy: hase bite—Flint. Anson, Hornine, ths stares «lta fated wer Trqubndous, throukbout New England, ¢ War, Jt was nota war for humianity, bee | Chis WHE T trast, speedity brings te tt —The tite an itispector, were ordered to exeente the trowley, It *, Fore, Ste land, Doe, Mellie By Alo, Hattie V. —— CEG EACH Te: ee nd ees {eermltnitlou ye war in that aly istofut the eon Corinniiy. Uns ate ite RAE Uh tld writ, but without bloodshed even, in selt- SR eae Coatiek: HorBing, Ropousdces rainy Hshlanel ket the lead’ aul throwsh its BUSINESS NOTICES, sous es 7 ot a : u ered Its DY = Mense, sy arrkye trowle de patie e S Hite WI 2 easily, Trouba sts er uh Bava LN ee Dieeieniig 9 ANGE Tregret it hns_ not hitherto, been possible to defense, When they arrived at Crowley eso called balls—Moynatin. first heat. winning easily,—Troubadonr i 's rate 7 . burg branches to temporarily stop payments, | house they found the front door builded up (base on ere wd EP a aahe ed taforiaation nu EG cen stats HANON MAGNUS" FunRLovatT with.an abuttnent of ‘stone two feet thick, 1 throws—Kelly, pondent telegraphs thatthe | aNd supported by a heavy fron furze mae uinbled groundcrs: shine, ae dour only: pa i - | Corcoran, furlough of Baron Magnus, German Mintster chine b EA cea our on paras seal Slsaed tlys—Crowley, Dalrymple, Esterbrools, Chicnyzo, 23 Buffalo, 4. second, and Alme third. ‘in the seeond heat the horses were alternately bunched |. ‘The greatest biexsinz ever offered to ‘orce, Willirinsun, Burns, | and strageling until near the close, where | 8ulering humanity is Arends Kuinyss, In flya- le 1. got tty nearly to the front, und so | Bests, xaatritls, Mauser, iencral debility, cor our. Voth of these horses had suunpon, ete, it acts liken charm, Distress, aoe for rhe ca letenee ot the ne ast eerta! prey Ves usurped tha South, Under Buchittat's solininateatien tha | i presantius the aceounte of the uillllary exe A Berlin eorr the Under é 10] ponditure, ng you would justly require betore Fae EE jy gilatathgad | demonatiated | Uoreriuyron a penetlonl consideration ot the site . u " uO Kelly. 8 4 # x depresdion, unensitess vanish. Comfort takes patridtlam—vonsisted Ui thot brnggus | Jet. You anty, haw rest assured f shat | te Denmark, has been made Indetintt, servers had Interrupted tho masons whe had eacd balls—ttelly, t: ? 0 the end, when Troubadour showed | thoty place, “Appetite and etrenyth return we de Senne TGs HuncreWreAL Tey Whonover Ie ad Peden iy pledice to supply yout with tls infor NENNIGSEN IN Wail FAVot voluntvered to seal up the opentigs for thele | Wy yeiberitelly, 1s Stearns, 1 his nose under the wire a little In advance | by magic. Kunyesls notamedicinesit ieitacn aeaded, and squtandured millions ag ff thoy wera | Wetton at the cartlest pe lou tn ray power, Bentix, Sept. t—Herr Berl tho | phicky nel ‘The windows were found alls called—Goldamith, Weldman, £9, ofd mul won the heat in 2:313¢, Highs | in form uf a pledsant milk wine, It represents glager-nute, ‘They maintained themeclyes itt prude a vite ae reevutly oe sun In the fintional Tihesal teador ne leen a nated | Whe well barrieaded, After the welt, had Strikes enlled—Goldgint duty, 20. Jand pbral. all the cloments of nutrition Ina vitullzed and pe r by thoir sluyes, whose votes tho sinves praee ona ete Ate soit vontederation, nav a al 141 vader, has been designated | boon rend the Constabulary dre! 1 the Mine of grme—two hour: In the third heat the horses, on leaving the | easily digested forra, und nothing else so rupldty: hans Fepresentet, ME this {8 aver. dustica sul fy, galrant AS bahar mera to) as Minister of tho tnterlor and Viee-Presl- | housg with fixed bayou ge erowd | Umnplre—Uradicy. Wire, strung along with ‘Troubadour in | curiches the blood. “Treatise on Kuniyss sent Brera Hida eteanie Tin tlie miki tha Laat aaey favorable movenicut of public opinion in that | dent of the Bundesrath, was then In altendinee peetators, DUL TL ¢ TROY V3, 1OXTON, front, Mollie B, second, Hattie ¥. third, aud | fee to any se ees: Hatrare: of elmltationss Y fais * - | Dorion of tne Hinpire. Cho genend state of uf. HISMANCK AND WAYME was orderly, ‘Then cond demand for ens Npeetat Dispateh to The Chicaga Tribune, Highland fourth, fe viene ue Fonte er Jenlai aNd x tty | fates in South 2 Telen, however Is, tit tho whole Loxpos, Sept. Z—A Berlin correspondent | trance was ipaie, at which Crowley appear | Trove N. Yo Sept, —The batty to-day | tained throughout means on the North and on tho former slave, en Sant tn Basutoland, where t of the News hears that Princo Bismark has | Cd from behind a whidow and answered that | wasabuut even, but ‘the ‘Troys were quost | heat with ense tn 22524, liberated by the North. ‘To aceompllah this tha | Uust that ne muderte and conelliatory poltey oe hae is he was prepared. to resist, that he ought | fortunate in bunching thelr hits, also doing dn the fourth leat, Troubadour took the Clove Pink Is the Name font resorted to two drastic uxpedients: It | Mis aihiy the nyltation enused by the entored- | come to.an understanding with Bacon von fig “have Sow for. his linprovements, | tholeat fielding. Jatin O'Rourke knocked | lead and kept it without trouble all tho way | 66 . cetnek wiped ontita State debts.and by intimidation has | Meo of tha disurnuuent act, Huyinerle rehitive to the political und com: | that the nelghbors had promised to provision | thy bull aver. tie centrefield fence in the | round, © Iowever, Mollle, DB. clung to | ? Leet pert inie Inventors by Atkinson, the tablugated the berated Haves nto wsttto worse | onde suit my tele foe se Meee eee eton, | Wetelal relations with Houmanticand Servi. | finn fora year Hf necessary, AME thal oe he | each gauae ee cemtretield fence, quite | Hin, ‘and at tlnes it looked’ as” though | fanden perfumer, and favored by: Mes, Latte thu siavery, Mecaueu they are vutitied tall the fens ESO NESS Re ea ray eoetitnn itis reported that Biron vou Haymerte will |. had but ore life to loses’ Under the process | and, but. ‘Troy's ontlivlders did- splendid | te” mare” would’ siintelt ‘tho. heat Shae nae reams JE, 10 piiedces beautye a PURE Erato ae eer service, proceed to London. é statute entrance must isi obtutued bylaw | work, all making diet dlyentehes. ‘Prott from the felling, As ate came ————__ debts of the LormerConfedurate Stites nount= My Lords and Gentlemens f acknowledge WILL NOT RETURN, officers without undug violence to. thy free caught the first two inntnys, but hha finger | down the | homestretch Ole mide Tho public will beware of a traudte hen the Hepublicans cane Into power, to | WHE thinkfulness to tho Almighty the happy Loxpon, Sept. 7—A Berlin ilispateh saya: | hold, and to eflect sich entrance the Sheritl | was tujured again, aid he was sent to the | a final effort to reach the wire first,"but tho | tent hnitation of Dobbins’ Electric Sonp now bee its Dusltlion wns inate | ners scuppl fest dire i adour winnifg the | Sumer aid Pedy fired, Chomtnt, IY’ gun street and Fifth aventio, —<———a $08051,00. When the Demoerats ame foto | continuunes durbug roveral weeks of tne | Count dest. Vulller, the Freneh Atmbass eautlously proceeded. First two bold alll: field, horse without troublo let out another lnk | Ing forced on tho market by misropresentation. purer main thoao sets, Ha ile Ub 20 SERA vata Maung: Gincone FedeARte cena ee See Te, ae OnE 8 algements | cere tru to take tho windovs by means of a | martaga Se FF ESTE | MM State clos to Mtn Tne See” | upontaeing Boning Rtoctries Mitt He Instat tha sian Nespubli a tint cee Wat) abundanco, 1am thus enabled. to antigipate | Which Indieate he wit not return, lndder, but.a shower of hot water tung om | qoston, 0102.0 0 O~8 | still stleking close to te, a Next they trled 60. 0 SUMMARY, inst that 1 ul total, 14, Moston, 103 | purse, $500; 2:60 class neither is the Stato of | Vath Ww further revival of teada nnd. some GREAT FIRE, them stopped that toile, roy. the tadder as a battering rane iyi Ait included In the bo MALT BITTERS, bats Hh ete anche Sigear ater, Goan e ee acon baka | have tinbled guit todd to-the Meutitebool: | LONDOs Uk i $5000), Loulstunn $11,700,000, North Caroling | se valtable laws. 1 refer partiettarly to | says: “The Diplomats here aie Inclined to TAMU ry e nt et yuur sottteinent of = thy lon ptested: i 4 snl ACT RTT palin eNO tolls | Muestions— reinttag — to tho edidere or | lleva that Tulnce. Blsmarek aud Baron Ing away the soft mortarand stones wt fuuthuri fallronds, with the exooption of one, | burial, to the tducution net, and tha |. Von Haymerly have disenssed the propriety arentrince, Into whieh a breach was they reap all tho bonesits ob tere reuuriluden | MeL for tho hotter determinine “ot tho | of Austeets occupying Novi Bazar if En- | soon efteeted. Tito. this breach hulf of the oud mseality alone, ‘Tho roads bave been gone | Habillty of employers, and to these J would add * it enforce | constabulary rushed and captured tho & gare S structed with Northern eaplial iid thoy have | tence relating to grotnd game, thavepealot tha | land aud Russie land-anariies “enforce vison,” whieh con ated of Crowley and two Fo WARROAD th Sav sneer " or e! Te BN Throo minute class; purse 8100, $200 . Seu of reat Denelit tw the South, ‘Thus tho | Mauiy duly, the Say nas Hauke wet ated pea ro Sy beng er fram ier, ElAlue nly’ relatives, who were all anned: with : i Foluy, da, gis fo secur, $00 to thindy Si0tw foarte MALT BI I TERS North way romunevuted fur its ngstatunee in | Money Orders der, und measures for by AGREED, pikes, and of three women, whose weapons | Uniplro—Doeseher, i Milly Ga. TRADE MARIC ars Were bei! in getting the second money, elaiming the tnt- Southern Joeu| finprovemunts, Among omer | the condition of merchant seamen, and alilitlas (ar sfeony Eure the scores: ter-had it record of tio at Connenat. ‘The Bo noney was. aecardlngly heli Ul the frets are MALT. AN D HOPS A CLEVELAND, Vist oO. CLEVELAND, Ou Sout. 7. The attondanee Ba ust only fe at the Northern Ohio Fair to-day was only Mtuutrke- Hundock-Stor- moderate, Hf the weather continues favorn- UN FERM ENTED DI, bic, large crowds are anticipated fur the re- He dowers, 1s Trott | waiving three days, Summary of the trotting rnees: | Zit ‘ GERMANY AND AU 101,000, Are | labors, your fidetutheably zeal amd pattenes Sick Res ie Aes 5 protected them! from stor Sept. Z—A Berlin corres pondent and there = by clever gyi they. succeeded in slawly wd hot Buses one Tennessee, ‘To th above debt must bot addition to the revenue of the eountry for the | BEarix, Sept. 7—seventy-two: houses in | wk entrance while s only nnn nnn further obllqations mmonutinge to 84h year, und Lawell with especial pleasieo upon | tho Villaze ot, Leatniel, Lonerann have | Batt Apel cutee | SeLSH Wns aly | er Boston. F, Tigtlund Seat 22) 3 whleh hnd been created and. exponded for ihe probable faprovement in the condition of been destroyed by fire '" partlally bullt up with stone, but this al Hoston, 2 é Touls, river und tovee lmproveinonts, eto. ‘fen- | te peuple of trstaud, Aye dave so serlousty: * peut wos Frustrated by 1 shower of nalssl Morritl, Powers iy hessee nd Virginia wanted to repudiate, but | slfered trom the pravious fullire of crops, AittHeGEA Ne from the windows. Asn final resort, two of | phe) tte 4 U'ltuurke. werw prevententiroin dain wo by dhe itepubtlenns rejoice also to observe that, totwithstanding tho TURKEY tho balliits crouched closely up tothe wall. | jeg rene git Halbert, Juicy O'Itourke. ae comblaing with some honest Democrats, Ala- | liteness ot the ported at whieh you began your near the deor, where a lucky coping | tase on bulls—Tovin, Sy a i 4) fs ; i , HP eat A dispatch from Pera says that on Tues- | of defense were ladles and yery hot wat SIN Y SIAN ‘Tor 1 el Ubster -tlel rore * . tg far the safer carringe of graln car 1 J us of ceten were Tales and Very lia er CINCINNATI VA, CLEVELAND, That Werth at area te erate ‘ail tritst those meusures nity, tndur Divine Provi- | ity the Porte handed 1 note to the Ambassa- | During the succeeding hour all Crowle: Speeral Mtayateh to Th ‘ago Tritunes Hooder Git of th 0 sdieatus <b dence, contribute to tho wolfare and prosperity} dors stathig that te Albananians had agreed | goud: tat pus 13 a Eran aul a haunt, Those acing ih THE CEREMONY, } Re aor arate a lawn there do not-regurd the wor it NO ceremony sONDON, «TA is ne sfavaller’ as bindlug in business transuo- | tq Me eibere a ans a eegpemmeeilon of says ‘Another item ha 4 : about sixty were present, Inelndiuus Premier | thatthe brineu of Stamonceto it Nor teed | bean winced Mier usted fareontenme al | c,Ztltete he *; 62 4 i = M4 3 " hat the Prince of Montenegro will not send et ace Petar’ for conte: einanatl =f sue: tf The Cincinnatt Frefe Preaxe bins the following | GJudstone, Of the members of the House of troops to Dulelgne untess tlt Yor so dolng, | armed resistance, and everything tad been Efnolanalt Oded pscertatned, 4a relation to Democratic veturans: Domo- I ; “al stn ht ¢ Oo Tt Oinsethinnuesewaa thveneas Lords, pesldes the five Royal Comnissloners, | and none of the Powers ure willing to pay | made reudy for tho next tonnnt,~—whenever 0 0 ou 0 UU ‘é : A cy are bavers never tlre of tolling thotr readers | ony yy Liberal and two Conservatly 5 | ili, 10 YAY | oho should have the courage to upply for the | Cloveland. 0 0 She at Ritle Trekent Beli Gime Tae ' . SPAIN. - holding. ea ee ee THE CASH OF JONES, watllght, Mistletoe, Outliw, rlunter, % nnd chattels were removed to the hizh- LE: Nt, On, Sep a Doputy SherkY aud nv detail of the FUNCT adage tie’ constabulary: were pliced fi possess | ofunatt teams, the former bell eh from Vienna | slon, two Constables who were brulsed with forenoon, while the visit risen in regard | stones aud one Constable who was slightly | the afternoon. Folloy Wo ENeS WES | Singular. veland and Clie beaten in the Busby'’s owner protests agatist Tom B, ecw of tha many Uaton veterans who tro willing and | wary present, together with about th feady to support Hancock and English, the ean | tndles, none of whom were Poor The patch to The Chieayo Tribune, * Mile, Sutishtne, Harry J, and Billy Strow: dilutes of tho Solld South. In order to make | north gullery of tho House of Lords was | rue roanoxo pisasTeic-aNk muNpren ATCHISON CELEBRATES, Special a iH aes bridge started, ls, hut a -efoaw Mapection will reveal the tuet | Hament Was provoxued undL We ith et Nos | ,MAwID, Sept. 7—Parthor aecounts of tho | of thdeompletion of ths Unlon Depot oc- | contracts whlel didnot rum oute unlit next | PuEwe 18 us follows: aunt MON pomeetNl Tonteatigont Medieting ay thot names of persons appear on ew Hats | Veruber, a Lograno cacustraphe show that ono Captain, | curred to-day, the feature of which was tho | fil Under tat contrnet his sulury Wits, 4 % ah, 2] ine found fn MALT TUPTISIES: preqitond ottont Rbich ttre nov contained intho regimontl lists. WILL NOT Go, als Lieutenants, aut four ensigns of tho res- | dtsplay of the decorated lucomotives, ‘Three { Payable on the Ist af the monty, DUE LUG.eus: | rat sturttey Boa Cg" 4 | fermentation” from Canadian’ BARLEY MATE Pauy of tho persons whose names ure thus pute | LoNpoy, Sept, Z—It fy announced that tho | iment from Vatenela, dnd one,Lleutennnt of | were entered for tho Jurge premiums offered, | jhe ihiteree ieee Viele retin. the | lett Fiske rtp 8 ean att Fr Sthteiaketine all Mehed to the work ure not consulted ag te thelr quangemants of the Princo and Prhivess of | Englncers nud nlnety-elght privates per- | nnd tho decorations were execedingly elab- | players in the menating belng given money Sancliis i nee BB 3 other fornis oF ‘mltar Medici, white Trou from Preference vU0 y e camntl> rales Y z hele Y " ui f 1 tates unl tullaanity Fede The danttal hone AT Re Pe Jshed,, It seems that the battatlon was cross: | orate and costly, The decorations of the | to imeet their personal expenses, Whett it ter tha second heat | thy objections urged ugitist wall. Hquars. 1 Marry J. wasdis- | nourishes, strengthens, vitalizes, and" purifies 4 ‘1 vse | Mid Midge after the thir oF being mustered inte the _Huaneoek hin ‘i Ing tho river on a farge raft, constracted on | Centrat Branch Road represented the prog- | Clevelund on the 2d Inst, according to news- F, nite heats 4 : cmocraty have practiéed “this same du- | ‘The Temps says sixty rellistous cougrega- | Wileh Is deep and rapid, the mitt began to Topolin oe Santis Fe re preseutedt tholttadeas hin, whoreujen, “having no hope of Ne to W. P, Bulsh, of Boston, tor $10,000, Huod with Ife-ylving prinoiples, cofreshing nut TealoN., AME tucdty lind tho tae been pub: | tons lve steed the lottur which ts pros | leak, and tho men got alarmed nnd eapsized | of Rallroads and Ayre i He AE | his back pay,” he declared his contract vold, CONKY, ISLAND, sir pin " e Nul sks Wi Tho cele ih G v ~ a, mental aud physical deelln For it Die f ubatltta tor U $e Atel aon oe Nabrikn we oul aa cele aud foie dhe dersteg of thy Club, ‘Cronsurvs | | Rew Youn, Set t-—Nolwithstandig the | jest Loss a Apnatite, Bike pruducli, Tine hot appeuron t 4 fete. -o vets | thorization, but so far only two are conares | tho assistanes of boatsand ropes, Noxt day, | th Hunt at the World's Fair at | Long certifies that all the players were pale ntavorably ten there was a oud ite | ehitis, Consuinption, Hinactitiondropsy, Menta trans: bye letter te Laat mance, ateutedl tie beheae ggathons of mules—nimelys the Oblates and | {i the preseney of the garrison andan hie poet en BO present, Lhe first premium | (Hele swlaries to Aug. 1 betore starthus on | teudaneo at the heauthtul eoursvof theConey | and Physient Devil yy, Nuevanisnesty ‘Want_of Curolled among the rastor ol those who believe | Lrapplsts, jens convanrse, 110 bodies were Intd Th two | was awarded to the Central Branch Jocomo- | thelr Western trip, and that the Associa | Istand Jockey Club. Vern Cruz was tho fi- | Sleep, Oleurative Weulcnosses of Females, Ex- Maned whon the Huttate ( fat exposed th ty Y 4 . a " Hg , fraud by proving tut many oF tho hosed the | posed ug a substitute for the demand for ane | tt. Only half of the battalion eseaped, with ust the ai ay F TREATY staxnp, * 2] <ing ‘ t Se slave * _ | ton ts not in arrears to any of thom, | vorit In the one-mile race, which was wou by baustion of Nursing: Mothers, of tho Agett. und election for white Lag and Jacl Rountree Tt 4 wud La aponte games al Foyal sinus ae Fonts ct nt ice Gon. Strongfellow delivered an wd | yao of thig Jones lias, heen expelled, as | Wartlelds loardian second, ant Dan B, | of allenta Children, this perfect Renovatar 1s four years. "There remning ‘no doube tent the | pat ds, aumownced Ut aw treaty annexing | Hoyel fanily hays headed seriptlon | dress, whieh was a historieal sketch of rall- stated, the warraut for tls expulsion belug | third. ‘Lime, THs. truly wonderful, krcat majority of Union veterans wilt vote in | Pahithto Lrance was signed hist June, Mist with $4,000, roads, A Lannuct tn honor of the guests | Son hut Art. V. of tho Leaguy Constitution Vora Crag came in last, haying ruptured a | Aik fordlave Purves propared by tho Marr tho comfuy edeetion ty thee shotduriin tho War : DEAD, «THR ELECTIONS. present followed this oventng, Which reads: "| plagd-vessul : ee ee ee a ee rarty! fey AHO, weluclplos which tha ltepublicun | Unille Alexis Searls, Minister of Publle | Mami, Sept, 7.—Vho returns af tho olec- ak P Any player under contract with a League nul race, three-quurters of a miledash, | inctosod in waya lines as sucn in cut, finy. rabresults to-day, Tho situation of the | Tystruction, gud subsequently of Mannev in | tens to the Connells General, throughout WOULD NOT BE WNDERMINED, club wlio ehall, without the written consent of | for s-yeur-olds, was won by Slr [ugh Gossip; | SLALT IUTLERS nro for sale by alt Druggtsts, carly in tho eainpalgn it esores to saul desone | He Ulllyler’Cublnet tn 1370, 1s dead, Spiln shown barge mafurity of Mutsterlal | pes yin, Colo, Sopt.7—Aivicus fram Sane | such club, leave tts servicu, or shill bo proven | sccord, Olive tdrd, "Ene, 118s¢. a . Hons und wubterfuges to make a favorable tin TH OARSMEN, wandldutes eteeterl. | Guly onie-sevents of He | 19 ye6 statu that nt tho Los Itnelias naw mine | Kullly OF olturiug, agruoliut, pansplring, Gr ate ‘ho tito and Veree-quarters dish was won MAKING POWDER, Preslon upon the country. Such practices may: it reglstered electors vote, ‘ k ay Compting to tose any game of bal, ov of Lele | by Glenmore; Uneas secoud, Monitor third, | eae en 4 Zerve thole purpose for a short tite, bit thay |» Lt 18 probable the petitors In the Intor- Ang cump, forty miles from Saray FG, where | futerested tu uty pool or wager thereon, shallbs | Mine, B3(4), 3 RAST pelnaty fut ed Fecal upon the heady of th ore Tavenek, jae His i ne uy “Thunont CUBA, recently rleh gold rock was digeovered fu tho | at suse expe g3 Ane se aa The mile lente reo was taken by Ada} == CONT Sm! eIratard Wi poder ay coe: ié 4 i ess Or ‘THE Whona Cont 5 td v 7 ¥ i] iti Wepuviiean party Haar ings Boyd autl iiokt, and perhaps Blagkman, "| A novar, NUL Aa ec ce Se RAPHE IBeatrial MER RTI Mata Tt will be sedn by the above dispatch that fiver) tind rin Taisen Wa Wie i vHtin MEUM nad ler uurial afuyue S — PROPOSED BIRURE.* FEV EIE AND DMALIEN ON, pores In” tho principal streets, was | the, facts rolating to Jones! suspension are | ‘Tho steuplo ehiso, over tho ‘short course, Tho Davenport Denokrat writes ns follows: | ‘Thirty ‘thousnd — nalluakers of ust | MHAvANa, Sept, Z—.\ Royal order his been driven. from the town by} tho Mexican | entirely digerent’ fram those heretofore |. was wou. easily by Dandy: Disturbance see: rs : +S, “At the tno tho Ropublican National Com: | Worcestershire nnd Statfordstilre will com- | published, dated July 31, declaring that, note | 4, stk inted, and far f1 es having Hee dra, i - nhabltants, who dsllke uidi{den of alarge | printed, and that, so far from Jones haying | ond, Judith tilrd, ‘Time, jaktca resolved to send speukers to tho | mene a strike on Saturday agalast repeated withstanding the existing law respecting Hiab Bits, who canta oraby, Shufts | been outa sly tr ted, he, has hinselt . WEACON PAKK, Te ft ender to encourage and support tho | reductlons of thelr wages, amounting, they | fureizners, negrocs of African race, bo they | wore sunk underneath sy houses and in boca feu of eouues inwardly a aut Hart Bosroy, Sept, 7%—At tha Deacon Parte to- ebubllcans of that section of country tha | cliln, to 20 per cent, free or foreign subjects, remaln forbidden to | the cellars, and the Inhubliants aro very | ormbly baltplayer, | Mis sulary having been | gay thysisiOeluss was won by Driver; Wedao- vmod) i 5 = earls q wild infullupto Aug. 1, there rei md ta - ‘ Min. as onload cometudedd to play tit for tut, hoy WIE ORIENT, disembark on the Island, snd thoso. belng bitter toyurida Slartin, who wealthy causy oF ft pet det tet AU Le thine seualin re woot scons Bhoridan thin Time aA domunstiy lot of speakers from tho South to 4 . +| foreign aubjects, who wish ‘to land tempo- : tng he malo the denuud at Clevekund | orn ake hee Saat Weak. Shur dan mmausteate to the people uf the North bow cHIna. . | farlly, must give security as Leretatore, WISCONSIN’ HOPS,’ Had “ho mxtdy the same demand when wie | eta ate thint worded oot eevee ye and unebristiuntike it woul bo} San FRANCISCO, Sent. %—Arrlved,steanier | There were thirty-two deaths rant yellows Rpeetat Dispatch ta The Clcdgo Tritunes Club was In Huston, and it hat not been | Byvor and Wodsoweerde con Ae cen ie Postpone complete reconstruction, ua City of ‘Tokio, from Hong Kony, via Yoko- | fover and small-pox in Havana during the Wartentown, Wis, Septf7%—The plekers | complied with by the Boston manngement Le . te South understands tt, sany longer. | ham, week ending Saturday hast aro at present busy in the:Yelfarson County | withhia reasonable time, he would hive just fs NASHVILLE. ua it came to pass that a Misaissippl Nrigadier but he mpdu his de- NASHVILLE, ‘Tenn, Sept. ~1—Tho’ entries <a Kon: wind fur complaint; ffiveled to the Stite of Vermont naa reconelt- Hosa Koxa, Aug, 1—Mosby, United |. RUBSTA, hop-yards, and u large potion of tho hop Hand whet the oma Was away froin home, | for tha fall meeting of the Nashyile Blood ‘ 5 Han speuker, . States Cousul at Hong Kong, wis charged Since crop will bo gathered aut ihbused by the | When he know it was nol customary toda | Horse Assoclatlon are very full, and race teatoud aa Northen Hhemoctitydos Of usphaire | on the alk of July with eomutdting. an nse TUE TERK HSURDITS " closo of tds werk, ‘Tha hops. are. tupnding | Sete kw Mow playyrs afew dolines now | sport is prumisud, oe De {2 some plauatbie sway oF other the Ininense | saute with a spear on an Amerfean seaman, St, PeTEnsnUnG, Sopt 7—Con, Skobelo | out better in quality than. avas-expected, but | and then for spendiayg buanayy wut whan Wocratle “uusurities In tho Southy—fur ine be ed by Juan to Livad tity Hight compyrad with othe ties by tho tory thie ihe neinge Hive goiiea | After hearing tho evidence the Mugistrate ane RCT oE pT “ ewe tha yield ts.au Ho Haut eompireel with: other aaa the teat au fetuae te bing wie THE TEST RACE. auld with numabid Yranienesd: ikoy accused Sautttonel, Mosh "nud < dismtssedt hy. aunt tothe further prosceution of the ‘Tokko ox- agape ct players thelr salaries when on the road or AN EXCITING CONTEST, ui ealing' tha nexra, voto. Welly wun wer be | MONS pedition, ths understood thet Gen, Skabo- GRANT IN NEW: YDRK, Away from home) and Jones, knowns this ta | ‘Cho tnereased attendances on the rca be- creg td for that? ‘Those who endowed tho cole | An Annameso:ateam xun-veascl, loaded Hei shots upon lhe necessity of punlshing Bpectat Dispatch to The ‘Tribune, bo . the Invariag a practice, uust dave Gx- 7 tween horses and men showed that the pub- tinge Wit tho right of suMrage did net | with 60,000 pleuls of Government ree, was | the Tureomans of Merv. oy New Your, Sept. %—Thé Yang for the re- poeted a pofisal whe ie tid must hivewed, | le Is beginning to tukean intereat Ina con- Fryer, “esnceiatly of that“ partiuue | captured by Chinese plrates In the Gulf of : NIMUAST PAPER eoption of Gen, Grant hayo tio yet beon com: | oi Wy hu did wiih. tho. express intention ng | test which, In varlous pointy of attructlyes frette, contutned therein, “Loud us not} Lonquin, A now issue of the Niktlist Wil of the | pleted, but It is understood that he will be leaving tho team. He had’ been paid In full | ness, has never had anequal fn this elty, | as been kept- TNCHANGED In all of Its original Hah of auth eee, naga ig tho neers tho | Sight shocks of carthauake whe stlil felt | People has been put Into elreulation here, It | necorded a most entinustagtie Welcome, ‘he | upta Aug. 1, and was certain tu be pall | For te first twenty-four hours of tho race rt who! best evidence of, arity vomencss. The best evldes swig Hopree | at intervals In Manilla, but business ts being | Deans date Sept, Republican organizations will, It ls expected, Wereaftut Bs ite Poston Club olleers ute the majority of the men were discouraged by fe hi TAR La ey bala ett . IVES 8 pry the superior speod of the hurses, Dobler | to-day, from North to Suuth, from Eat to Wost, hi 7 Jones was anxious to leave Boston and go to | MIO Superior syce HUTS. le o-days 1» . INSANE,* I: Chicinnatl, and ft fs probable lie took thls belng the only one whose heart did not fall. the nines of the Fick and poor where it bas ben &nt¢Ap9 means of bringing about a rupture, Ibis | Yesterday, however, he fell away perceptibly, avibi ts uetion wisat outed uumevessary aut nnwis Kroluw and Colston some boing on oven | A PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER. r -Mruj Nancy J.WU- | player who hay cause at complalnt aginst | ‘ i ayn r terms with hhn, whlle Byrne shut into the RD & PRICE, kluson, a victin of méjuo religious exclte- elub for an alleged breach of contraet, or FON, auafict: of Japutin Yeast Cows, 6) ones to the Lisuoy, Sept ble of Fos, | Mauafictnrers ul nat. Cosy peeled : 1h ‘ eve v Bpee . . 54 POKER HEALD BOM ag | tars te of Euword Wilkinson, wis nde wito hag been expelled or suspend dhs de jsselojiong speed au staying qualltiey Aude by STE 7.—A steamer from Loanda | judged insane here -thday. ‘Her ‘age is 33 | appeal to the Board « rectors oF the very fe' pent Cy . tbat ny Chicag st 41 ACussis gud | brings the following news; ‘fhe Portuguese pets Merete enans ebildesn, _ League; but domes, by bitkins the bit ln lly | Wale, Dolbwax. Wicher, amt Crawford fo! Fluyorlog Eatracls, él.) Chicagy aud Bt ! ure Electoral ‘votes und. fart waldtives in the Towar Housvor Congress, "Wa | resumuxl. ‘ho destruction of property Inthe |, riteronee EANOEM. sana China | Batelpate bn Fotes and [een at eeeee leds Electural | city ty estimated at $0,000,000, The diferences between Ttussia and Chinn tavy epresentatives for ourdelyes, and wo 3 z Ponte have been finally arranged, and the new for nft hemt Do wo deserve tobe blamed | Minister Angell arrived at ‘Tientsht on tho treaty will be signed at Pekli. Bpeciat Disvaten: Ucn any Zhe Republicans ded us ju temptu- | duvinst. 2 : i Obtained KO COUlL OE resist it! Attor we have | Cummissioners ‘Prescott nud Swift, with 4 Fe Decatur, Ib, Sep Cullah to MERE We Wanted wo would bo very | de iadies of the party, remaln ut Chefoo fo STANDYs Norte tit go now!’ sinew this sp 4 . w fou for tppopett Democrats buvo not given auy further | te present, BaUnealy, te Urdjculer ‘ 90 the Lord's Braye TUE 1 cliver uo News from Poking ino rv oes ae vseistralued relatluns betw