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, 1869-09-24

1'ro1ech Sale OF Ikaslroad Stock
Nut}ed By tlc CITY OF Memphis
$te3Aincf Sunk-Ekcycuutt. Scszu ec~.
ME{fnB Sent e1-Far several ,lasa the Hoard
Of A1ykENAn hare Dee. botls lcbaiIoN tho qucs-
lion o$ xf!nnE The city stock In the 1tfttle Rock
Ealf4kE atnprntEE 10 .s1 rh iFca IT $1i&' EACH IN
:>n1erkaaFe The rr.iIs ps f1c cl.y. Several his.s
sEc k8Fed, hui It IS pus .:rntrailF con-
.sted3 tktt the bid Of <lhl4-n by Colonel
I:tlIsiE44 FepreaentICE Warsr;l, FishtE L Gu,
af @4tpu, aiA Nlhcss who OVID
iae LEfkNpek i Fort Smith l.oai ~n be nc
cri,'caf*% 1HtTts DAYS hAa tH>en granted Chfonc!
hclitt 10 tx1Htu& The condition uf affairs on the
InEn,1nientnt the contraet-
s;rsdf&E Guidou, hentc for Little Koct, sfr1ck
tEa8& Red fork, Arkan-a+ River. Tuesday,
anil x;{k IN foaF tect ot wa.rs. Shs hal vain A!e
carco q hoard, h:f y i'll tx lost. but the boat
p III Iss$a.sed. No I"7tt.1 partta'aE+
TIE f8rEtnt Officers. After >tiE1nI over 101,0 ,0hd
t,etttlAof fgsacco III ihr Mtote 0f FalMnnd, Pett!-
trrw ACoi, re.easel The re hatu,!rr this 1nornlAg
efare sta hour fns their ista OH criminal war.
sant tsA1sd bs Justice Hail Judge Emory, the
.~rrert4eof. ootz.rch warrants tr,H Cntct1 s!atcs
CennE3ihner smith tor th- nsrrst of MtasFA.
Ehnun4, PruA2rr~ atd Carter, aud A!*a DEPUTY
sheriff 'GnrtIett aHl .1n-''ce Hail. toE
,Efefte3nK with rslltcn =: ntlcrFs in
The aisf&efHe Of thc;r dut1es. Thc three n7st men
we're Id 10 hau In tic, ,0 each for appearance at
:he cexf term oI the Cpttetf States nssr1ct Court
the l1.teT two beng discharged on The HTound
ltat tAEfe NH8 no evidence Oi tnett knowing The
p,xtpttrE to he Cuttcd S:ate+ of,crr* The suit ot
The t,rx xlkatnxt the officers for 51tslno dArns.cs,
Is ee. fdf the Octohes term Of the District Court
, 1869-09-24

TIE rraknnt onr -o.ao-. -, 49, r..n ....
ana,,t 81 .hs Satt aagso - Itn o,ae!
nnn1,Rhed n rninme ~ sn nsns. ~ rh;eF1 y
rrmarEah1c nj, fhInos rnnstdasaS m ~ e. ~,
It reports no new inea And Ittia ar m nn,crrss n
The fo!lwaT deFelcpment Of fhia oTrat XIII ID
fbe Whole Hssssnni EniIc1 Win their Inn ha,sss
fher n1nner has oirrn airnnsf e.erv sAn,,nr ~ -
Cpton raTsY facfIfs fas snneTjnr IN thnse ans
foy ed In The State wherr ihey resie and IN rhirh
That Ne NAV not te suspected Or any tntustjce
either 10 he eternr1se or sasnrtfF If or r.IIrsT
buildinr cSr,talists. We inyite fne;r Attention ~
IsW nSaIss upon tsis .qnjss'. v1,sa a!e ~ Ike
The S,ate al New Ynrx- = y nrei ha,,IX ram,,J
onr rcAtrrF. i one Ct liz farTcsr SfH;.s n inis
I'njon md rossc.zes thc cnnmerr,oi metr,n.ns
Of TIC eontlaenf, md Jet # has fewer mies Of
York has ana3 milea: did. asoS .uife*: Pam.
ezlynriA, ash miles,
In rtoportion 10 her terr,tor,. New York h,,
1tlan,i, Connecticut, Pennt5iyanta and Ohio.
territory New IerseF 10 8 s. Hns.arhnsetts i
10 is: RHODE Islsnd, to 1o5: Conpecticnt. to
a.: ienns1iyania, to !af: 1elaWares 10 III T. !:
Ohio, I to iii,
In proportion to her POPULATION. New York has
fewer miles Of railroad than New Iamn.htre. yer-
Penn yiyanis, Ohio. Michigan. indises, Ulno,n
WisSonttr. Mtonesota. ioWa' Sehrasfas Eanaaa
ylrrlnIn. Norm Carofjna. Sontn Cano1tna Gr,,rvfs
Florida. Aiabsma. Hisstssipni. Tennetsee md ii
ftornta
Herr ia their resnectiye ,atios. New Yort h..
one mile Of rai1rnad tn sqs n nont,Isttnn Sn1
jtfrrw t,ne In ~ 4. SrT Tismn.htFe nns ~ san .
yeImopt, one 10 asde: Massacnusetts. one to
nne IL :fsh. flh1, nne IN 10. Ntrh;1rn ms ~
6Ia 3: InI,unA one to 6o1 q. itilnnis me n ia
W,.tnnt,u. opr 10 ~ ~ N,nntsnts. ons tn ~.
Inra onr tn Ia. Srhrsstn one a. ~. Eansa4
49, 1,.%-4 ~. - - .1ANe.1
, 1869-09-24
MISSOURI,


Wedding In E1iRl, Lire-A LynchtnE
Gnsc-a'crs0nnA-Tacn bankrupt
Cnxc-JArrhuEcmcnts for tho Nm.
ttnnn1 Capital Convention.
1T. LoC1s. Sept aa-Gcaeral Sheridan and
q Ohio. and two d.uehterz, and i. McKlnaey. oi
the Central Pacific RaiIroat en- route to Vera Cfux
Acx:co, arc In the city.
German settlement few niles east Of here, that
Phntn SSene! was hung yesterday b. some excited
nsighbosn, M sor attempting to outrage bis Niece,
Ma1o1.(:chcfal Turner, {. S. l.. was married
here Yesterday, TO Miss 1il1nche Soaard- General
Sheridan and other on1ce1s Of note were present.
!. F. Amsw1ck, tno. L. ThoEupso3t Wool nnl
Dean. Uroctemc5er / Rankin, Ani! otaer parties
here hare tleti a lcttslon IN the bankrupt Court
they a!ltRc be owes incm. They eay k1n.ssg has
moved over tloooe sorth d goods to avnid I al a.
tachH:ent; concealed so.uc s. .O0 ami put al! his
ST. L0rss, sept. ea.-The Executive Committee
naElnE u charge she arrangements for the Sa-
here on the lrth OF October, With members of the
press. and other citizens, held meeting tonight,
u which there was considerable Interesting dis
have rreronded to tho movement, and will
send delegations: Illinois. lows, Kansas
I'd FL St Mss ao iDs
ana have slecne1t 10 appoint delegates but tac.e
will bc representatives present rrcm the latter
t'Ih hHll'ux 4iC uhLtHRul-uEH {tEfsGQ8 = no arc
expected TO he present are United States Senators
Ia,es. T7tnhn!l. l'omeroy. Thurman, Thayer aud
Clayton, MCCLURE, Stephenson. SeuIer, Iia.xht.
Palmer, and WArmoth: ex-Prrsfdrus johnson,
John A. McC7e1nand. Ro,ett O.. 1paersoll'
Joseph Actt,11, Nallle Peyton, Geo. II. peade.on,
1nt- +. Cotburu., Of 1nt!EAna- Jno Fofsytb. pf
Alananla. will also probably he IN attendance All
the leading r1ilFos.la have hecn negotiated with 10
relation to transporting free delegates mud sach
nthtts n des!te 10 attend the convention and
mans have responded that they will Issue lfec
tacketk, whe Others Will make halI.fArs arrange.
Ecnts Only one road has 50 far tfccliue,, to COM
mute ratr6x
, 1869-09-24

snFsl aod at foaettes. The Prince aod Sir John
aetux tee1 went through The exhibition, where
- etotmGns crowd wAs present. An Ame13caL
osR, ehlch had been hung tn the detorarona- xas
pn.!ed ooMu and torn TO pieces, II 9o'clock
a9ea excitement prevailed
a, ~. JOHN, y. u, Sept 92lFurthcr IuTcstiss-
nons concerning the tllseovetJ Of skeletons Of
ExunAn ard CHILD, near Lack tanond. leave no
aooot tnat double murder has been committed.
4 Man namtd Kane Is IN cnstodJ On ausp!ctun o!
E.uE me guilty party, ard the bodies are Sup
poseo 20 ee those OF hil vile and child. The ada4r
eaasen Rfeat excitement In the community.
seIl1nc thunder Etorm occurred 1T Yarmouth
5ste1uay morning. Tue house OF Joseph Ham,t-
ton Nas struck by tie Lightning, and Nj. IIAmIt.
w a1Q h!S vile instantly Killed The house E14
the names. ~
9TArA, Canada. Sept =s.-1mportant des-
latenta arc received from LnEd Granville IN reter.
fAce 70 me ad1:.es1on Of british Columbia to she
ConIecefaa0n OF Canada He stfpn4iy urges
upon tfofeFnor Muagrore and Council the mo
pHess atd adfantaEe Of ! union,
~, 1SDonEAu. the newly appointed Gosernor
Lne Northwest Territory, lcayea Tor the seat
Ittnenh ln tNo ~eeG- II In UNDERWOOD toefe
WIZ " 20 dicults about the delivery Of the deeds
o. transfer of The Northwest Territory before 4
loan u fsbed. The solicitors OF the tl1dson Bay
SoApanI arc prepared to ieliver them At ouce
NnFeftor McDouGat1 haa 1,ade ARRANGEMENTS
WIN m American company 10 run a telegraph
tine to FDl$ GARY.
, 1869-09-24
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EKnhA

T. leue4fro Grand Traverse, Mich, 10 the De-
.1rott 7ifb&He Of the ed says: "Sow that rnreAh-
.nE IL bettE donc, the whcns crop turns oat rather
:,tt.ey tim wns expected u Mouth ago, though
there hsA been Considerable damage bJ rust.
Fields rhth were early gown ana harvcs.cd have
generally given fair yield Of good quality.
'Vhi1e sore pieces en,sseI escaped the rust tuanr
we're partially injured, and a lev considered not
worth cntynR. Tie Trca'twcll VARIETY has done
best thit .eai, and viii he exteastscsy so1a tots
faL Oart ar rat-rate. and all olher snrtns cEu7a
good. 11ee wtl' he rery larEt csnp oi posatoea,
orc OF tkhe products ln which The Grand Ts1-
Serss reg.,r alxaya cxcelA Fruits OF aa kinas
nroul.e nj. Peaches aEc ROW 70 market tron
lie exte3iye orchard Of Nj. PeEr5 Hannah,
=ou.hwes1 pf the Village, while many others
have auatt!ea Of them raEl1u%staR Q! ra2en-
.nE. Yott cotreapoct1c1t recently visited tne
s+cnob EnuKn u the Fehtnsu a. ani was hlRalf
yrttttrd Mth the condition md prospects IN tlat
direction, The Peninsula Is tsrip OF !aad
ai,out twsHy mules In length. With M averages
Width Of 2hn, four niles, lying tttTeen the east
and west stas Of GrsnA TrAyesse Fay, and y the
oldest sef&d portion Of this region. Il u mere
tint the Gtkfett success 10 ffuH1ro~lng aas beea
attained, It. perhaps, no more, accor!iuK TO thc
time oceuph, than Id some other localities uenr.
the orchalS Of Messrs. Geo. rarmalec. E. v.
:Sfztr, and r. Ladd, tie up1y oncs which We e..
summed clde:y, atc hcaslly loaded With the most
, 1869-09-24
QUINCY.


Third Dny Of the Stock Enir.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
QCINcr. I'll, Sept. q,
The attendance at the fair TO-DAY Maa much the
larHrst Of any day this week Not much trans
p'red this forenoon. In the afternoon the great
uott.nG Iace Of the fair with running, Rud mule
race took p!sec. mile heats, nsst three IN nve.
In the frDtttnR race the Prizes were
t,to, $eco, aud elto. The nrst pf1zs WAS wpn
BY Taekey, from St Louis, U three Straight heats,
Ii e:s't a:2s, ald 3:2A Tie second prize was
won BY queen Of ihc West, from Ga.es6utg; the
third by Lsnce4 OF Mncoma, ILL.,
II the runnlng race, two nils heats best two In
three, the prizes we're $l31 and fN. The uIRt
prize was won bJ Lob Let. Of GalesbGrr, in $50
AND s:ss. The second BY scheyeron, Of Mseomb.
The most amus,ng race Of the DAY was mule
rsee. for . - p1tze. for wh.ea four con-
testAnts entered Two Eew the track On the nrst
heat, !eA.lps clear teld for the other tro. In
The second heat Ill went over tue course, but the
time and winner werr not Ascettatned.
The only Awzrts made known up to the c!osc Of
the d8y WAS for Eatched horses The flrxt p1!ze
was taeen hy patr from ST. Louis, entered ycs-
terlny.
The Eeason for the horaes being taken aw15 on
Monday Is apparent SoEe Of them we're pre-
pared 10 contend aEaitst T8cEey. TheJ left a.
Aoon ~ they a8certal1ed ehc Wa4 here.
, 1869-09-24
The SIR John Franklin Document
in California

ht FAX AVh0 XEAUA1tA AUCQHlEu$
in California.
From .A< San Frdnei4to 3uitttin, Seps, IL.
Te have received tho tetow communication BY
eIprcsf, ffuH party IN san DuenaEenturn, who
s:grs ha name. md is vouchesi tor by tesoectI-
tile arm IN this city IS An hoEest. Trustworthy
man- The communication reads II I0IloK1;
"NKwS OF SIR JOHN FK4NEItN.
"Fcund on the beach At San BueuATeutur1. On
ife salh Of August last. document mtAsuEtn 8
y b. u inches, much nurtlatsd. requesting tho
hinder TO 1orW ard II 10 the Secretary Of
At Londen. or TO the British Consul II The nearest
roEr. THIS request IL printed In SIX commercial
Of It hss teen died np with writing relating 10 81
John Franklin ana bis party, aud VAS evidently
ems. 10 the xayes IN latitude q deg 3 min. q sec,
& Z efa @ of ae a. q
Terror. At the time Of the deserlon the
party numbered 1ee souls, untler the
s0eeeeasa q sepT =, y far sonts .s H. 1e
latitude and longitude mentioned shove Here
they fond relics Of the lase Sir John Ross The
w.nters At Beechy Island IN 1861, In las. d deg
having de,eendes, Wellington Channel to lat. ::
i.isnd. II also 1sases e u Int ST. John @ Frsasla d,e,i
on the 11fh Of June 1s4s- 1t contains accounts OF
many interesting ,Ec:dents connecsesl With the ex-
The docnment was foond b. James DAls, Of the
arm cf Daly Rodgers lumber merchants, sau
BucnaTeptGl4-
"san Buesaycntuza, Sept. S, 1864"
TfAi :ae document Irfei1ed TO Move tray have
tten found on the ne2ch 1t San BuenaSeutu11r IN
bots'e OF o.herElae. Is entirely probable: the
next question relates 10 It's authenticity and
value. So far as tt4 coutensA are Ryen By our co1-
respondent. theJ tel u nothing but what McClin-
toe.s .oysSs ds:soss5ed ss long $50 q ,sss II
Terror, except that the records found By MI.
AeClintock put the date Of the abandonment u
April, ISIS, ard did not eay Sf John had dled
The perton who found the document II be BE-.
Heres II is uof hoax, will send It to the British
Consul Ia this city. and a1schc tts full contents
Tor pablicaslon. Meanwhile We give his statement
:ot wha: It !s worth. Possibly SONG tuSeu1oas
Vag has taken hint fTum HrSnI L'Hompae qui
Rt, The plot OF which turns On The d.scoyct3 oi 4
bottle cnnt4thinH . wonderful rtFe1attou. twenty
tears atlsT II hAAi been thrown Into the lea By i
sinking cEeE.
, 1869-09-24
OHIO.
The Emancipation Celebration Mt
Un Uny&au-Intunctton Granted In an

The Emancipation Celebration ut
Uny ctton Granted In an
Infringement Case.
d1xc1SxA1I. Sept 23--Yesterslay, the co!orc'l
,eoole II Dalton, to,ned by delcsations nom
mort Of the towns on the ltnc nr the Ctuctnnstt,
lIasoi.,of Dayton Fsai'ro.h, celebrated the ami.
xerh1ry $f The Emancipation Proclamation Peter
II. C1att colored. o! this city, delivered The ad-
t1yrss. Among otEer thIpEB, he eAd: " have.
within q teH weeke had the erod fortune 20 nnd
1n,.cI 10 accord stth the goh! OIL Democratic
ra1ty: 10 have my sentiments alp!a7ie,l By
ia orF9pA aud several Of them bare
1onc t1F ~ 70 as%ert that with such scnt!nents
as cns4tsm and arow. an 4. gooi \ Democrat
as tee.l Re.r' The above refer 10 newspaper CON-
'nents ol his Louisville tpe-ch, Of which he said :
~ nnd n Eeadlns oser ~ speech, which ha5 %
t-lual etEcstiou, equal employ mcnt a1d equal
,sl;lot forfde coIcrcai map, ani for thls an nj
nlIted irfa1l standing to Ire Iemocrai. caurcn. "
lie spoIe for an hour. The attendance was large
tnd the tTdtf good.
:1I'Re 5~s5ne, Of tho supreme Court, IN the
1'utt~t1 s1sts Circuit CNaH lo-s'aT granted ID In
lnact,on prayed for BY II. J: l. Handy. against
Thomas 6rsfa;h aud Francis WcdGle, for m ia-
ITnreneat on patented Improvement In portable
4ttan etE1nes- This Involves large Interests.
oro>a,iJ to the amount Of quarter OF million.
, 1869-09-24

SMs..ahle S.sa varieties OF frutt A num t,rr n, H.
he hei oe:eEFes special mention. At tne ~ n5,n: IN:
~ "c.s ceItad LIMB measures OnlJ nsr.e,5htss
na,,. ~ saI Esp u diameter. ii dlsides i1,o iouT
re county, atc s1.aS ,s these t.as tHsRs together
sTo teet, md this was only fsir spec,men Of H.
s,nS. zee. Nj. S.xer his $40 apple. s99 neacS.
nesr !rss. enesII. ni3tr piaal. and nanber Ok
othtr sn.n Iesses 1o Rtane-ylnes md variety Of
measured tn several places on pcsch ,Sees. va
I,o@ iotr and u halt tect to dre, vi. George
faimaiee, who mored here lasi spri0g NON ST.
neseR neseRa; shsse he had enEa9ed e1tenaiyely ID
nit{ acres Of Jo1nR orchard, TO vh.ca ne intends
Maxtng large additions he has tut c3andcnce
IN tn!s co1ntr! as regards iruls-r1iIluR- In hi
tres which bear ver1 tair qusllry OF frMt Their
Afe u not known, but Deacon Dams, now OF
Notthport, Who WAS At Old Mission as m Indian
missionary, tells OF Thinning them thiEty-nee
yeafa hHo, and consdettng them quite Old tseea 1t
:. The Memphis fTenu.) sun Of the s1s,. s,F,:
We reFIet 70 learn from oae Of the largest piant-
teen eei1oua1 injured By tho worm. lie says that
oIe aalf crop would be large est1mate fos thst
section ot ArkaDsaa in whtcn he hax travelled.
Cot'd "A s;tnlaI repor* comes 70 q. ffom io1ndes
Counts. N'ssissipp4 md also from 0no79,a.
!n Lo*udsa, Tho worm haa nearly ruined
n.e,,,.a,'p the ssop within h few da,. past. Tie
plete, that the people are rrprssen,ed i' =,
utterly runc.t aud dsp!f1ted 70 far a. th,a cron -
oonetIned; The WORK Of destruction has been 70
Mp!e.e teat no person prerenda to make auy
estimate whether any Of the crop can BE- Aayef.
We Rear Effayoran!e reports also from the #.
FTanc1s county. Another thing that teaas to the
1eaoetsoh Of The crop is the eatly opening OF tue
opened. atd 1t will he earlier tu parSet than h.rr
iolote and all the Indications aead u to expect
emalef esnp fonn was produced last yeas''
, 1869-09-24

Increasing the Water of the Gpper
Mtssfsstppt.
renoehi, terne1,y ot that ctsJ but for some yea1s
past res,denr Of Washtn Rton BMy, has long been
study yuG the problem bow to SCI moge water Ia
the Upper Mississippi He has Addressed Coz
and 1859, presenting eopious usares to show that
Il l. practicable. "BI consultations At various
stmea With Colonel Ehituesy, Who hiss Visited
es q e Ike: N .nn O. X. X.
teneme Is neither visionary nor eIpens.ve-
When Slcolet Was In that region IN 1888, he
Is e e ST. szss aaa
tt the cTea1 river are only about E1xteeo hundred
feet ADORE the ocea1- Around these head water8
!. = Dat counstJ OF swanps, lske., and log saadJ
less tor Aty purpose Of settlement
II It Fa1 Al s7buefEed b. Artificial means, no
Agricultural loes would follow, and there Holid be
more nuakTz.1- the only products of which the
reS1on q capable. On the ndxe Afe limited tracts
vi pine, thar coGld be eAll5 8AFed- II We look II
Ihe lasest map al Xlnnesosa. We aaal1 see about
halt Of this Kreai s1enp REGION under water.
From the summit asamrs and 1akes, the water
frequently ncws nor1herty Into the w1ters ot
Rainy LAKE River, And Red River Of the North,
"Aec0rlnnK to Colonel Y h!ttscsJB levels dam
Of fifteen feet n height 1t the mouth Of ake Viii
nebeFoahtAa, would Hatt ono pond OF this lake and
CaIs q nsa ,s Gsa.t las I'D So.tF u adduoa.
Mississippi the eroes section OF the stream NJ Low
vates u about equal 10 eighty feet breadth, aud
TWO feel depth. WITH ROW canent A cut sf
s 50ni o rsa ss e.aa .an aas as
Of Rainy Lake River. About twenty miles below
! lafe WitneocFoehnh, on direct tine. The o1tlet
Of Lex sea Lake comes IN from the VEST TnIs
| lake Il about equal In area 70 both Of those
| Just I'eni:o.ed. and the discharge Of WAFER Il
| greater. II Is s.tTrunhed ny E~am?s and Lakes
ike tie eseesx PROBABLY Hsa ot ten feet weo.d
, 1869-09-24

The Democratic Ssntc Convention
Scarcity OF Candidates Tor OEEacin1

The Democratic Ssntc Convention
Scarcity OF Candidates Tor OEEacin1
lfonorA.
spec.a, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PACI, MINI, Sept, r.
The State Democratic Contention to-day can
not be considered success Bat q very small
proportion Of the III delegates entitled to seats
nzde their appearance mp 10 the meeting Of the
convention The majority Of tts members had
not made m their minds whether Democratic
ticket soo1ld he nominated Of not, and
The curious anomaly was presented OF =
convention hnntnK up Candidates who would
consent to run for ot1ce inAsezd Of inpsrlns them
for domination. Al the most enthusiastic meu-
hers Of the party hare no hopes Of e!ecnng the
ticket, the action OF the convention excited very
little curiosity.
The ltadeIs Of the convention Intended to no,ni-
nate Judge James G!tEu1nr present Chiei Justice
OF The State ad 'ntsTsm, and Repu ol!can. for the
same r0.ttaop, and The nomination would have pceu
carried fg aceiaERttou bat for the a<suE1anct
Of the Judges personal friends tsAs he, EavtnR
gone into lid been beaten In tue Republican STATE
Convention. would not consent TO run on any
other Ticket.
The convention ocer,Aetl ssost Of the afternoon
In discussing platform which amounts to
nothing, 1t Of course rejected f1e pfopo4it1ou OF
The Good Temp!ars not 10 nerliu ate any but 1eu-
pc1Auct men.
, 1869-09-24
TIE WEST,


II. LnCa, Sept ec.-An Omaha despatch savs
t;clcra: KuR1r lett for Fort lTdRcr ami salt Lake
yesterday Several companies of troops Will be
1l.artritd tat Sherman Barracks dur1as the coming
winter.
Tee r4soad commission returned TO Omaha
yesterday having made more thorough cIaI-
lnalton {" the road than any previous party. 5cy-
gtni mttnct1 ttatted East last night, bu: ticuc1a
Na.h1tdQt and some othet3 will Yctn2tn At Omaha
sor few days.
Report fiom the Tawncc r1sery alton. rear
toluHbuL are that several Of the Pnwnces have
Seen Killed by the Sioux and grea1 excitement ex-
!4tt then. The PAwnccs au.i United Stale tfuopx
vsiu nun.kt tho Sioux. Reports from Fort Bufoft
way the ItdlAuf continue tosule- 4 la1Ec force Of
~ 1,etng Committed In Montana a hunting marty
hAA bcea, attacked near Helena, nnt? one man
. 1slleti. Another uson was Killed ne1s i.lckfoo,
, ACeCrY
, 1869-09-24

General Butler ON Tho ApfaConanm
Het.S cen Labor mud Cnpatnl-Thc
Present Sy.fcisa of Spectnl Lcyi.ln-
tfon Dcnouuced-ThcN Nntlonni 71u-
stcna Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Sept p
General Butler delivered An elaborate address
before An agricultural society at WorcAse. to-day.
1t ~AA Mai1ty devoted 70 4 consideration Of an.
tagonikm between latsos and capital, 8nd uenuo-
c1at1on OF the system or SPECIAL legislation tend
tp9 to make tie rich ncheF and the poor poorer,
Nh oppls:s Tue lat'ofthg 1An. 4 striking passage
when au1 issher. abolished prtmoxcns.ure aud en.
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Inc NATIONAL Musical Convention tn Boston has
MT ssen enttrey free from jeaousles anu lack oj
h1tnopy apt to mark gatherings Of musical peo.
pie, but hAs on the whole been successful! with d
general representation from all parts Of the couu.
fead on variety Of musical tupica Permanent
organization has teen f0rNe1l
tsps1pN. Sept e2-lu tue National Muslcsl
Convention to- day. L. II. Sonthard, ol Baltimore
delivered an address on mustc ns an element o.
worship He protested against the adoption o
| vulgar or popular MuAic Ii cautchea. ue did moi
uonN sin9lpG, and consequently favored organ
/ tied choiEs. In his optEion Protestant rhnsct
| music, except that Of the EnEllsa Church, ha.
| been retrogradtnR tor the past twenty years.
Other sPeaeets followed, generally agreeing
With EouthAnl.
TIE convention closed with concert In thi
| evening" largely attended.
, 1869-09-24
CANADA,

Prtucc Arthur MT London-An Am cFi.
enn E'tuK Torn TO 1lcccs-A Double
Murder In New Efrunxwtck-Thc
Northwest Territory
LONDON, Ontario, Sept ez---An enormoas crnwd
etrxnCrrs arrived ~ special .trz1nk Al irrxses
Were presented TO Governor General Young By
the C,iy Council md Doard Of Trade at his hotel
A. . n'r1oct Prince Arthur, with Goreruot Young,
rotie 10 the industrial Exhibition gro1nds, where
addresses wtse presented By the aS1ic1.-