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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Committee Of Recognition.

Joseph = Bradley, Esq, " W Corcoran,
Hon. Richard Bowie, Hon. Montgomery
Blair, Charles Albert, George Peter, Augustus
y. Perry, Francis Yaldenar, Capt. John l..
DnFicf, Henry O. HaIlowell, Robert W Car
ter, o. II. r. Clarke Nathan S. White. Dr..
Washington Waters, Capt. &. w. Owen, and
Hon. A. b. Davis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Marshals.


LN1J N7TsHaz--JoI Washington Bowie.
-Aids-Capt. p. r. Dandridge, VIM. Brewer
MISUNDERSTANDING Stabler, Henry Bradley.
Jr., Spencer O. Jones, H. B Magr1der. Alon,
20 Sellman, james Offntt, William II. Canby.
Charles Wheatlcy, Chas. Sellman, Jonh G.
Trundle, James @. Carter, Jesse D. ALra-
hams, Josiah j. Hutton, Chas y. Brooke.
Spencer Watkins, Fred. Hays, WIN. Pearce,
Newton Emmert and S. S CasheIl, Jr..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Executive Committee and Committee Of
ARRANGEMENTS.

Joseph 7 Bailey, John DeSelnm, N D
0Hutt, Thos II Suter, and George E Brooke,
Assistahts-H @ IIallowell, VIM s Brooke,
Heath Dodge, George Bradley, and Samuel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Second day Thursday, September 10,
to take nlane at 10 O, click. q "a.

Fer the fastest Stallion, Mare, or Gelding, not
over four years old, last Spring, trotting in
harness, mile heats best two in three, bred,
raised, and owned ia Montgomery County,
or the District of Columbia. 90
for tne second X 90
For the third ................... 10 90
There must not be less than four entries,
and three to start, aud an entrance fee of ten
per cent must be paid for each horse
Same day To take place Q o'cl'k, p. m,
For the fastest Stallion, Mare, or Celdng,
trotting in harness, mile heats, best three ia
FIVE, bred, raised. and owned by resident
OF the District Of Colnmbs and in bis pos
session on or before Aug. /, 1S72....S50 90
For the next ............................ rs 90
There must be not less than three entries
for these premiums, and three TO start, and an
entrance fee OF ten per ceut must be paid for
each horse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
INENTIsTRY.
JAMES w. Boswell,

81 LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Rockville, Nd.
~ viii attend to sales in any part Of the
county, and his terms will be such as cannot
fail 70 please. All ordersaddressed to him, at
Rockville, Darnestowh or Poolesyille, will be
promptly attended to. dec lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND, FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 3d. 1872
Vegetables,

Committee Frederick A TschiGely chair
man, Washington Waters, Jr., John Y D Ma
gruder, VIM A Cooke and Richard II Jones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
now 70 Lrans rus rIAso KEYS.

NII The 9 aud A keys
Are between The black three.
And tween the fvos are All the D's.
Then on The right side Of the threes
viii be found The BIS aud Cs;
Bni on the left side Of the threes
Are all the F's and all the Els.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Sewing Machines.

For best Sewing Machine S., and a frst-class
Diploma Of the Society.
For % best $3.50, and I'd class Diploma Of
the Society.
Comminee-Capt John Fleichal, chair
fnao, Frank Roster, Mrs Montgomery Blair,
Mrs Nicholas r Griffith and Miss Agnes No
land
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

cOrrespoadiag Secretary-Dr. f. Z. Stone
street.
Tfeasmrer-Janes B. Henderson.
Asststqe Secretary-T hos. Peddicord.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Third day Friday, September 10, to
take Place at II O'clock. a. m.


For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Gelding.
trotting in harness, mile heats, best three
in five, bred raised, and owned in the State
OF Maryland, or in the District of Column
bia......................... $500 90
ror Tue second lZ5 90
FOR Inc tbrd rs 90
There must not be less than four entries
three TO start, and the entries must be made,
and an entrance fee of ten per cent. for each
horse paid by a o'clock, P. NJ, on Thursday
September 18Th, 1872
Same day--to take place o'cl'k, p. m.
For the fastest Mule running uuder saddle
mile heat and repeat, a Saddle valued
al-.-''- $10 90
Not less than FIVE entries, all to start, and
an entrance fee Of ten per cent. must be paid
for each mule.
WILLIAM r. GATHER owner Of Seim Exile
requests the Society to offer the following pre-
miums to be awarded by him for Selim Exile
colts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
TRIALS nE SPEED

These Premiums are not offered, and will
not be paid, for any horse kept as race horse
or owned by professional sportsmen.
First day-W Wednesday, September II,
to take place Q o'clock, p. m.
For the fastest Stallion, Mare, or Gelding,
trotting in harness, mile heats best three in
five, bred raised, and owned by a resident
Of Montgomery County, and in bis possess
sion on or before Aug. l l872........$50 90
for me rs 90
There must be not less than three entries
for the premiums and three TO start and an
entrance fee of ten per cent. mast be paid for
each horse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Tobaeco.

For best sample Of Tobacco, &c pounds) 50 90
Committee-lsaac Young, chairman. WIN II
Benson, Nicholas Darby, John n Soper and
Nathan T Walker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

For best Stallion. 90
DO Mare or Gelding. 10 90
CommWes-Thomas Lyddane, chairman,
Thomas Lea, Joseph White, John I Kelley,
and Joshua Dorsey
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Heavy Draft Horses.

Con,miHee-Capt VIM 0 Sellmsn, chairman,
Thomas Coney, Walter Talbot, Nathan
w Allnutt and Stephen L Holland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

For best Family Flour Quarter barrel) 81 90
or "a DO do......... |
For best Fine do do...l
Coastailtee--John Davidson, chairman, T
Bently, Thos Lansdalc, James Welsh, George
town, d. G., and VIM II Spencer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
At its Nmsteenth Annual Exhibition, to be held
on tie Societys Grounds, in Rockville
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, the 18th, 18th, and 18th
days of September, 1872.

For best Mare or Geldng, years old and up
WARDS ........-.... ..-.........,......."..Sl0 90
For besi Stallion, 4 yrs old and upwards.l0
Do Filiv, under years old....... 2 so
Do Horse OF Geldng under 4 yrs cd 2 so
CommiHee-Di Josiah Harding, chairman,
Wa e Robertson, Washington B Chichester,
DR. Smith White and Bradley Magruder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Mule and Horse Teams.
Durham CattIe.

Co1nmiitss-GTeenhury NJ Watkins, chair
man. Frederick S Poole. Philip Stone, Howard
Griffith and Nelson Baker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
PROGRAMMES,
First Day.

ANNUAL ADDRESS, at i o'clock, A. M
Trial OF Speed Of Horses from Montgomery
county, trotting in harness, at 2 O'Clock, p. n.
Ring open for exercise and training from 2
O'Clock NJ, 10 ID p "A. aud from to r.. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

Flour.

Consminee--samucl G Veirs, chairman, Up
ton Darby, John u Nagruder and B IL
Miller.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
dachinery q Aforementioned ImnIen d.
Saddle and Harness.

For the best Saddle and Bride. S. 90
DO Wagon Harness, horses. 5
For "a best do do..... 2 50
For The best Carriage Harness, horses
For "a do do. 2 so
C9mmitee--F L Moore, chairman, DR. G
Maddox, Raymond " Bnrchc, Julian Griffith
aud James " Dawson.
Plowmen and Flowing.
For best Flowing with horses...-... s. 90
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Devon Cattle.
Alderney Cattle.

Commufee-Thomss ] Holland chairman,
Richard S. Kirk. A. j. Cashell, Nathaniel
Clagett and Nathan Cooke, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

Horses of General Utility.

Conmaes-Stephen NJ Lyddans, chairman,
VIM Thompson of Berry's, James A Boyd,
p. p. Dandridge and DR. A Riggs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Fat Cattle.
Working Oxen.
Herd Premium.

For best herd Of Cattle, pure or mixed breeds
of.any sort, not less than FIVE, owned by the
exhibitor. p25 90
Committee -Greenbury NJ Watkins, chair
man, Thomas J Holland, J Hall, A B Davis,
6 I Weaver, r Walter Williams and X Ii
Perry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23
Culinary Department.
Musical Instruments.

Co'aaaafee-Joseph A fancy, chairman, II
w Talbot, Mrs DR. Chas J Maddox, Mrs Ro-
bert Mackall and Mrs Thomas Suter.
, 1872-12-31
The fAt..ecs' ::::rEi:zc-So Solution e. the
=. Difficulty ..os I2eac.aea-1s,cczpor1.-

The fat..ecs' ::rEl:zc-No Solution @: the
-. Difficulty ..os acknowledgement
tEvz15. -'------~----
Special DfsEt.ch to The Chitago 7ribr,lc
SPnIs:aF1ELD, H., Dec. 3D.--A meeting was
had to-day between tho Committee on tic part
tho coal mines, and an intorchan:;a of yiows was
had. The propretors offore4' the miners, as
basis OF compromise, half u the ret proceeds
OF the coal when sol5. This, although &C.
knoElodged fair By tho Chairman Of tho meet
Ing, miner, WAS promptly declined. The
miners naats GmeTsd %,aSal to go ito to work at
it was hoped O settlement would be reached, ad-
journed without accomplishing anything.
Another meeting of the miners is to be called,
but the proprietors who are determined to ad-
here to their determination not to advance the
price, will not meet with them again, but will
consider and answer any proposition they may
make.
It is not true, as has been to1egraphed, that
the Danyil1e coal miners threaten to strike in
case coal should be shipped from that point to
Springfield. There will be coal received here
ia large quantities this week, as contracts
have been made, and, in semo cases, the billA Of
lading have been received. This fact, coupled
two past, may yet furnish solution Of the
strike.
The Masonic Board Of Relief, of Chicago. fled
articles OF Association with the Secretary of
State this morning. The object of the Associa-
ton ie solely G benevolent one, for the Benefit
of Free and Accepted A1asors, and not for any
pecuniary profit whatever also, the Harmonic,
object is the mutual improvement Of the mem-
bers thereof in the trades Of cabinetmaklng and
upholstery, and instruction and improvement in
the a-td and sciences gonern!ly.
, 1872-12-31
FIRES.
Destruction Of Property e. V2rtC
PLACES Kealef14Ys

Destruction OF Property G. various
Places Yesterday.
New YonK, Dec 30.-The Arnold print works
at North Adams, Mass, have been destroyed ty
fire, but their agents here say thoy arc fully
covered by insurance.
Of II. s. Condo Il Son N1s burned this after
noon. The fire originated in the picker ro;,rr.
Loss on the building 3l2, ,000; insured 1or 81. 900;
loss On stock and machinery, SC0,00o; insured
$4,000.
BY Hamilton d Co., WAS burned this morning.
Special Dispatch to 1'he ch:eago Tsitane;
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 30-A ire IRE at Munc:o'
Ind, ths forenoon, destroyed ST, 600 in clothing,
at div goods store, photograph gallery, end gro
MEMPHIS, Dec. 9o.--The residence OF J. II;
Mckinney, on Lauderdale street, vas burned
last night, with contents. Loss, Ss00; insured.
, 1872-12-31

attest his friendship and respect by inviting the
Assistant secretsr7 to take charge Of the De-
Mr: S Boutwell, should resign 10 take seat in the
n't On the other ham it is st4stea that Mr. Rich
ardson has recently said that he did not desire
M the place. but that he should retire With his
Europe. In such "a event, many believe that
the Presidents choice fort c seoretaryot tho
Treasury would tall upon ona Of the prominent
bankers Of the country, with;whom the President
is on intimate personal term5.
BoscoS, Dec. so,--A Washington correspond
ent writes that Secretary Bp1tweu has written
his resignation, to take effe& Fob. Is.
pEa CosT1!A.
WASHINGTON, Dec 50.--TEs truth of the state-
ment telegraphed hence that; Secretary Boutwell,
has written letter Of resig ration rs Secretary
ct the Treasury, to take eject On the 18th Of
February, is denied At the Trtesury Department,
and no one at the Executive :1aansion has heard
anything OF the kind.
THE ITALIAN 31E{STER.
Count Corti, the Italian 11lnister at Washing
ton, denies that he has been Easaued.
, 1872-12-31
TIE W:aaT;ihEE7 Waa
wnr Department ProE7ost7cI::Et,:.8sG Gsr
To-DGy-A Great Change Ia .thr
Weather Yesterday.

wnr department. ProEz2ost3c1::Et,:.sE ESr~
To-Ds=y-A Great Change Ia thu
Weather Yesterday.
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CH1EF
hEPonrs FOB TIE BENEFIT OF Co.1uEncE,
WAsnISGIoS, D.. c., Dec. 3o.-Probablities-
For New England, easterly and southorly winds,
and Increasing cloudine2s. For the Middle States,
southeastoIly TO southresteriy winds and cloudy
weather, with rain over the Southern portion,
but .noW over tho ncrthcZn portion, turning
pail.J into rain on Tuesday. For tho South
Atl1ntic States, southsr1y to easte-ly "ineis aud
increasing cloudinesa. For the Gulf s:-2tes,
soutnTesterly end southerly winds aad cloudy,
and possibly threatening weathcr From Ten
nessee and Southern Missouri to Southern Ohio.
cloudy weather, rain, and aouihoasterly to south
westerly winds. From tie latter region north
eastward, over lower Michigan and Lake Erie,
northwesteriy winda. Tor tie Northwest, in
creesing pressure, falling temperature, north
westerly to northeasterly winds, and clearing,
but partly cloudy weather, extending. to Mis-
souri,, Illinois, and Michigan, on Tuesday. The
temperature continues rising from the Gulf to
the Lower Lakes, and eastward to the Atlantic.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 90.-A drizz1ing rain set in
this morning md continued all day, and increas-
disappeared: and tie ice in the river is rapidly
soltening. The low boat Fisher began Tonight
to break the gorge below South st. Louis, and
tomorrow tho steamer Marble City and one or
LWO OtleTB WILL cs6l6I 70 CUT & passage tGfQuEn
to the bridge. The gorge above tho bridge still
holds, but Was being usoa sparingly to-day. Il
the rail continues il will probably be abandoned
tomorrow us d roadway for teams.
-C1Sc1SNAT1, O., Dec. 30.-The streets ara al
most impaaae be for foot passengers, owing to
the change OF TEN, m,erature-melting snow. The
thermometer wcs 10 Mt O'Clock. Misty rain
falling with occasional ehowe,B. Boat owners
arc anziously a:7aiting tho hrenk1D Of the river,
which will the rreson5 Soathtt c7:zt occur with
in thirty-six hours. - -
FonT WAYNE. Dec. so.-r91: has lecn raining all
speciSl - *; 'as II 7ne C4::cc9o 1r,.:ne.
:DuRuorE::pec 5O-+A heavy 6now storm pre-
vailed Ill day here ard vast along the line Of the
: Illinois Cartral Railroad, Iowa Division.
DosToN, Dec. So.-Ex:To:ne cold weather still
prevails thrduHhaut the NH'E England States.
NEW YORK., Dec. Gothic weather is cloa: and
very pleasant. The East 1ad North Rivers are
badly blocked with ice.
k PITTSBURGH, Dec. S0.-2Tho weather is cloudy
and more moderate, with occasional threaten
inss Of rain. Matters Il. tue wharf remain IN
cean&cd.
;CA1no, ILL.,, Dec. 30.--No arrivals or departures
except local packets d:izzGng rain since 8
O'Clock last night. Tho weather is warm, With
indications fa, ,cra5le for m early resumption
Of uayig-tio-. above.
, 1872-12-31
SAN FRANCISCO.

SHIT for SalvaEc-1Eailrond Nar-tIin-
in: Troubles ScttIed-Tlae lkain Fall.
sAl' FnASc1sco, Dec. so-Fonr t1remen on tho
steamship Sacramento, wrecked On Geronimo Is
land, commenced suit to-day, in the United
States District Court, to recover portion Of the
treasure saved from the wreck, as g. reward OF
their efforts.
tho p Pioce o Phmnix Miuiag % COMPANIES @ @ were ,
compromised today.
Tic Central Pacific Railroad Company is try
ing to drive OF opposition to tho San joaquin
carrying trade by reducing tho charges below
The United States steamer California did not
sail for Honolulu until to-day.
Dispatches from San Diego report an
abundant rain fall in al1 the aouthern counties,
sufficient already for all agricultural purposes.
It is still raining in that section OF the State,
nlso throughout the north.
, 1872-12-31

K Kcin1b:1rsene ent of McEcyB ApprOpri-
nscd Without tAuthority-Legisla
Ezcsignation-Compl 15nzl-

Reimbursement of Mcreys Appropri-
n.cd without tAuthorlty-Lcgisla
Ezcsignation-Comp Hn1-
quct-Arrest Of q S1vindlcr.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 30.-The deficiency
in the account OF Samuel E. Rankin, Treasurer
OF the Board Of Trustees in the State Agricu1tu-
raj College is ascertained to be nearly $3s, s,o0o
The Board had not required him to give bond.
He has in the last few days conveyed to tho
Board some $G5, 900 worth Of property, mostly
in farming lands. On this property there
is an incumbrance Of $4,000. This
an ount subt1acted, and there is left $4,000
worth Of property, or S12, 900 moro than enough
to make up the deficiency. Rankin voluntarily
conveyed all the property he had, giving up even
his homestead. His accounts Us Treasurer Of
the State are all right and strnight Tho money
he lost Was through an Investment in school fur
n;turo, in which his losses wore heavy. Tempo
rarily embarrassed, he thought he could use the
sS, dna in +hh his rn hand % and and 50
lie had borrowed but Lis plans miscar1ied, and
hard times came on, making tho matter worse,
and rendering the success OF his calculations i'm
possible.
The Governor to-day rcceired the rcsignaton
Representative in the Si2tyeighth District, and
has ordered q special election On tho 18th Of
January to fill the vacancy.
The Bar and Bench Of Des Moines gave q
banquet tonight 1t the savory House to
Thomas F. Withroww. Esq, lately Of Dos Moinosa,
now Gonoral Solicitor OF tho Chicago, Rock
Island S Pacific Railroad, and residing at Chi
cago: The party was large one all the lawyers
OF the city and vicinity being present, and
also the Judges Of tho Supreme Court
and the Governor aud State officers. The
occasion was worthy and BETTING honor
to 0 gentleman who has for some time been re-
garded IS the ablest and tho leading lawyer in
Iowa.
D. II. Dringolf, Sheriff Of this county, arrested
~. Crider, here tonight, charged With swim
ding several parties in Philadelphia out OF $50 900
the prisoner in charge, for Greenfield, Indiana,
the place where Crider resided at the time the
swiudlo WAS perpetratod, tomorrow afternoon.
, 1872-12-31
WALL STREET.,

A&esAc" u &Ao l1oAcFs Uo1ds ROnds
Stock and Produce Markets.
Special Despatch to The cAicdao Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 30.-Tai} =I--,t markets vcre
dn11 +o.dsv onoro+ions 11 f.- 1>o;,,,r ,,at-
ro,aa ,,,t;1 oftav 49, - r,o F
Po'10o o1NA1 01'7' @a0 LOU p1o>'
MONEY
Vas very stringent again. Early in the day, call
loans ranged from 1-11 to Ac and in the after
MON therf, WA an ed4anca tn s1e01<c c1os.
49,. 1as -. s1.
4Ae 1'a1e "oAo n1Au4>p' --Ao - 76o' Meicao1n7
paper ls dull and nominal
It is thought the present extreme etringency
can Inst but q fev days longer. So far A.. known
49, ~ ~ ~
tuouSn !uuo1 u1e'aucu ts@-4@5 ttAt d Aofe-
n1e4t OF tnls h1nd ls on 1901 -,
Money 10 noIe dcLto IN Aonoon, prlsate tele-
grams saying tnaE money on1slae the bank OF
maanlng ptr p cen1. Ine actlflEy ~ Lonoon is 1s
causeu py the prepa1atlons 1or me payment 70
etany o. aoEnee t1 i5.a.nans Sa n 9t tno haencn
n,. noea.n.ss. ~ 1ne 9.nei nanu .ne g9esnnn 9lla
,o ana nen a5o m' nnn " Pay OIL rom
~ tno VT VII ftanse, WILL. "ncn az 1ar As t1e
TiHcs i nor On 1pean s% one{ the'a sh Is
'aq H. q Hd r1anee to Gfrmany a+,
tor las locked up 81, ,5Co0 600 in greenbscks. !.
THE NEW EE4R DIVIDEND.
Very few Of the Southern States viii pay in
terest upon their debt for the SIX months ending
havo to wait =: :.
Holdors OF insurance stock >hsvo. probably
suffered as severely "a they id during 1871.
Dividends have. for tha most part, besn wiped
out, and the stockholde1s have been called upon
GOLD.
Gold was fir1ner. and ndranccd from 1113{ to
112L On kilograms from ashireton that Secre-
, 1872-12-31
=.
Smith, was killed here last night by being run

Smith, was Killed here last night by being run
over byn-16comotive:
train from Montreal ren into an up-train, which
Tas aWaiti1g its arrival here in the railroad
yard. Tho upright rcd On the switch, being full
of f:oss, broke when tho engine struc:. the rail,
and threw. he train On the track where the other
:tTain was etanling. The baggage-car struck tho
engine atE demo}shed,it. The baggage-car and
tso cers i{1lov11G vera somewhat smashed. No
one VAS Gerioasly hurt. The escape from a gen.
eral snasG-Hp was wonderful.
: CNc1E,sAu, !Dec. So--A .zogaasport despatch
Valley Railroad collided to-: = killing Mr.. Wolf,
a brskomau, and injurinE 5esr->: atteys. but
not severely: The csgs Hera r21ly smashed
Tho l~y:::n'otiye ran clear t!,rou=': th~2o gam
, 1872-12-31
Crushed TO Death,

Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LASALIE, I'LL, Dec. 30--Another fatal casu-
atty occurred in the LaSalle coal mine in thus
city this morning. Timothy Redmond, q much
esteemed miner, had his head crushed By 8 macs
Of rock falling from the roof. Ho was about
IS years OF ago and leaves Z wife and two chill
dren in poverty. Mrs. Redmond broke one Of
her arms few days since.
, 1872-12-31

LITTLE Rock. Dec. 3o.-Tho injunction case
Of Judge Harrison against the Governor, Secre-
tary Of State, and others came up before Judge
Caldwell this morning. The respondents asked till
the Judge granted the mo:iun. On Wednesday,
the st prox. the two persons against whom the
injunction is desired, Judges Scarf end Stephen.
son, will go into Office Associate Justices OF
the Supreme Court. The Legislature meets on
Monday. Already large number Of tho meu1-
bors ha:e arrived.
, 1872-12-31

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.-Yesterda5 afternoon
Miss Carrie Rogers, aged 20. daughter of DR..
Lewis Rogers, had her clothing catch fire from
was torn from her person, but not till She was go
badly injured that she fingered in great agony
till this morning, when ale died.
, 1872-12-31

NoRw1cK, N. T., Dec. 30.-Wa1ter II. Conkey,
Preaident Of the Bank Of Chenengo, died ycster-
day.
and J. Fl. Sandman. wal1-knonn business men
, 1872-12-31

he wns so badly injured that he died IN two~
hours.
Policeman f. J. Bachtha1ler, OF New Orleans,
committed suicide by shooting himself through.
the hoad, yesterday.
Governor Bagloy, Of Michigan, has appointed.
George Il. Hopkins, OF Detroit, Ills Private Sec
rotary fer the coming Legislative session.
Edward q. Crie, agent Of tie Grover i Baker
Sewing Machine Co., at st. Joseph. Iissouri, WAS
arrested in st: Louis, yesterday, on charge Of
embezzleneE:.
, 1872-12-31

Gilbert G. Collins, clerk at The Turkey Hill
coal-pit, live milas from Bollevills, H., while
assisting in dumping coal into 3 screen, on Sat-
ureay last, fell down q shaft 120 feet deep. and
, 1872-12-31

Special Despatch to The Chicago ITionns.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Dec 30.-A switchman,
On the Toledo l. Wabash Railroad, named Joseph
, 1872-12-31

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9o.-The brig Eiche has ar
7;ved. and reports the loss OF Captain henry
Wells, Of the brig Tempest, which mas nunk IN
tho collision with the Eiche.
, 1872-12-31

Special Despatch to The Ch;:ago Tribune.
NEW York, Dec. 30.-It is well underetocd
tha; G. F. Train is conversant with al the mys-
terles OF the Credit Aobilier frauds, and several
efforts hare been made to Interview linn in
prison Oh that subject. 10 parties allquestions
relating to the swindle with u cunning that
proves that folly is not the only clement in his
character. Tic Union Pacific Railroad corrup-
tion is tho one topic ho cannot DO drawn out on.