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hnvIug reached hn5 witch ,l,o nanod Newmana
Day. Not long after h!s rssurt. Capt. uaM !a was
takon seriously ill., and DR.. DoaRoa H.il la diaeaee
van spon1e1y for two weeks le coh!tttae1 n t'sa
hcnlth but now anti ngatn lie would rally Mid hn1c1t
wsl and t'.on ro'apao suddenly On THO morning Of
Thu otti o died, md on tho 1o.li wo buried him hnlf
mile to tho soNth OF tho observatory. W0 werc
now In res,lary embarrassing condition, but cor.
Blorot It still our duty to presA toward tho North
roe. IN consequence Ut aoie l|tto differences which
Ind occurred beforo Cant. uals dcaill, M we'll In
lilo novel rohition In which wo now found osrreycs,
tho harmony whcl, Ind previously prevailed wna now
mnre than onco seriolisly broten. On tho 1ath Of
Noyer,1or Ur. Bcssels drug mp papor, and
i,e ashod ma g atRn H. Witch DID; Il vas fepet-
nent 10 Capt Hall, providing TINT should continue
ns tho railing aud ico-nasor and control and direct
Of :hs soiontins Derarnent. Tho papor concluded
ing, and to lioat It upon tho ost uorthGrn polt Of
tic nartll." 1uddinRton describes
THE hErAnAT1oN FROM THE TYSON PARTY.
md anys "W1 kopt anxious lookout all the timo
from tho mssl-hea Of our vessel for sgus Of tho par-
ty, but tho sharpcst eyes ehpbonrd failed to
aught of the. A. however they bad tie bosts, oven
tly bp Rblc yDt ~ mako for til. !"
, 1873-10-01
SPRINGFIELD.

Payment to Chicago Of the Lust ln-
stullment OF the PriMcipni of tho
Cunuk Observation-Disclosures or Organic
xntiou--Grnin Inspector EQnrpcr's
l10ndssnon Dcclilc Further Resp Oll-
sAbility.
&pecial Dispa.ch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
8pRNaFIE1.p. Ill.,, Sept. Gothic State Treasurer
paid a. II, buroy Comptroller Of tho City of Chicago,
to-day, $780, 900 account Of Slate indebtedness
CURED iu rodee.ning the Illinois b Michigan Canal
from tho lien held by Chicago. The Inv under which
this indebtedness WAS created was passed by tho
Twcnty-sevcnth deuora1 Assembly in October, 1871,
ut the called scasson convened by Gov. pain,er to
take measures for tho relief Of tho City Of
Chicago then in ashea. The bill appropriated $780,,
0DO which WAS to be paid from tho revenues OF la71
aud 1872, with interest at 10 per cent, until paid. Tho
payment To-day WIS tho last inatament OH tho priu
cal. There yet remans to bo ald tho accrued intor-
cat which Will amount in round numbers to 800 0U0
and then the State OF Illinois will own mud control a
ca,lnl free from dolt or lleliB.
Tho Railroad anl Warehouse Commissioners arc in
Froeport to day looking utter the cases Of complaints
aga!,st railroads nude md On lo IN their office e.
lectiug to commence Bu!tH tn overy caHe which, ~
their opinion, tho staements cau ,o backcd up with
reliable evidence, Tomorrow tho Hoard will yisit
Rock 1slaud aud look Into oompaints taose.
1lceuso Issued to tho Illinois Dry-l1O1lBe Conl
pany Of Chicago, oapital 800 co., and tAo Mildngs
Of organization.
Tho Hon. John Mi1l.ecoG, Of Ford Cr,,nty, and tho
II0n. Julius Sarr, Of po0ra, two OF tho i've bonds
Of William II. I1arp0r, Ohief Graln inspector,
hive notiaed the Railroad anl Warehouse Co1nlnia-
eionera TINT they will no longer 10 Responsible and
desire to withdraw their names from Ills bond. h1r.
1tarper has been no.iac Of tha fact, nnd responds
tllAt he will sooA furnish additional bondsmen.
, 1873-10-01
ERIE.


Settlement Of the Contract Between
Gogl1l mud Observation-Disclosures Tour
Of Inspection Over Eric and Its Food
crs by nll Agent OF Bischoffsc schcttn-s
n s1D,00O,OO0 Suit.
Speeia! Di.pa.eh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yong, Eopt. 30-Bosh the representatives Of
Jay Gould und OF DiscLotrschci,n ANNOUNCE to-day
that the dispute growing ont Of the Bale OF shares
Of Eric ut 64 Bcl.or twelve months, by the fornor
to tho latter hns becn adjusted at 1gurea mutually
satisfactory. Fullerton, Knox Crosby, attorneys for
Jay Could say that the litigation which about to
10 begun will be abandoned. It ts understood that by
the compromise or settlement IIschoGgche1n has
cd from $50, 900 to 75,000.
hs CaaAcl, Egrnt for DischoGBcheim, will make
tour Of inspection Of the Ese Atlantic Great West
ern, md tho Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati In
dianapols Railways and will report their actual condi-
hon and prospects to Dschoschoiu and hie conatit-
cnts in London Every facility will he given him by s.
L. n. Barlow and Vice-lrosdent Robinson, Of Erie,
and Gems. Mcclellan and Deyereaux, Of tho othcr
roaB. It IL understood that Mr. Caasel will return to
England III about month
Eric officials report that there is Increase In tho
earnings Of tho road for tho week ending Sept o. 1875
increase for The comparative period Of several months
Of ,425 It y expected That President Peter H.
Watao1i will shortly arriyo In this country.
suit for S. COO 900 is about to bo begun against
BlschoIschoin, Of London by stockhoders Of Eric to
recover tho inloilHe commission paid by tho Eric
Company for tho negotiation Of tho loana last year.
, 1873-10-01
ARCTIC EXPERIENCE.

Account OF Adventures OF tho Rescued
Urcsv of tho Observation-Disclosures At.
tending the Dcnth Of Capt. Rlla1f.
NEW YonK, Sept. 30.-1'ho special correspondent Of
The Tribune it Dnndee gyca interesting "details Of tho
adventurous OF the rescued crew Of tho polnriB, Ind
.lIngton aud Behnmann teli tho atory, q Capt.
Hays that, utter tho return from tho Northern sielHo
journey, coming Into tho cabin, Tie Captain turned
would not taae a,y!hng Vi first hut afterwards asked
for cup loonor Of ss; lo got tho ttea, hut ho
lug returned moro Violently than bcfore. Abou.
BiI Aours afterwards he iook dorium, and
continued III this condition three days. Gu recover
ing hln senses, however. ho gruw buttsr got up md
wrote up h!a ourhHl. IIe alan attended to hts other
duties, H. Z b. 1a4 eosn in hs aaasi hoa!th but y
until tho night Ut tho 7tA, when Lo became
calm, Seeing Dr.. Ucssels ncar, ho oaiu,l
hin sud Hai lam very much oblIge. to yol, tor iho
kindI.esB yo,i hAye shown 10 mo- nootorr Aftur III
torg these worda he roapaed aud In tho morning 10
WIS dead.
nUDpINaToNs BTATEa1EAr,
Capt. 1'udt1ingon gives b1lef ACCOUNT Of Hall's
leatb, w Epls; oA tAe 2lt4 oapt, Hull fVtlzped,
, 1873-10-01

K1sosroN, Jnu., Sept. 26.-Nor Majossya steamer
Niole, Commander Sir L. r. Lorninc, from Qu1illo,
arrived hero snny she brings naitcu r q oitls ho
nubjcots, aud In which serious Outrage WINS commit
tsd npon t1c british oonaul They plnaorsd aae the
ot thum, who resented tho outrage. Mr, Dobroot.
Nobo vas thcn about seven miles from
ilgonce Of liz occurrence. DO Immediately proceeded
to tho Of tho Outrage for the protection Of tho
British flag. On tho 1911, Of August, on reaching
omao, tho NIobo brough. Into position and ssis.
faction demanded Of TIC authorities, which not being
given, tho ensign was run up tue 1nninn1net, and .
b1snk ehot fred. This WAS returned from the fort
An acyo cannonndo then cnsued, Which lasted from
to Q O'Clock in tho afternoon. 1t waa resumed tho
noxt day, After two three hours, the fort being
biienced, flag Of truce Hcnt on board. Tho nf-
fair VIVA arranged by tho release Of the Imprisoned
British subjects and tho payment Of an indemnity Of
.E3OO00.
Tho enemy had aorera1 killed and wounded.
The United States steamer Wyoming sailed on tho
2Rt inst for Asplnwn where American tntercats wero
threatened by revolutionary disturbances.
Tho flbuaterfng steamer VrgiEiua having arrived,
with now crew from New York, ia preparing for nn-
other trip to Cuba.
second cable between Aapinwall and Jamacs is to
be mid III November.
, 1873-10-01
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-On Wednesday In New
Engnl.d, clear weather and Light to fresh winds will
prevail For the Middle sates. light TO fresh winds
easorly from Virginia to New Jcrscy with occasional
rain. For tho South Atlantic States increasing uorth
rims, accompanying the disturbance in the Gulf which
will probably move northcastward, into tho former
For the Gulf States and Tcnnesaoo northerly winda
mud generally clear, cool weatlier, excepting rain
for the East Gull statos For tho Ohio Valley
cear, cool weather. and Light to fresh southwest to
wost winds. For tho Lower Lake rcgon purity cloudy,
cool weather and fresh northwest to wca wnda. For
tho Upper Lako regions Missouri, Iowa. md Minne-
sofa, generally clear cold wcather, and gentle and
frcsh windB, Moatly from the west md northwest.
MISCELLANEOUS REronTs.
ireeiat Dt4pateh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-Th1s morning Was tho cnldeat
Of the scuson, the Thermometer at tho bridge at
o'clock marking u egrecs-with!n degrees OF frcoz
lug. At moon, tAu thermometer STOOD at IS.
, 1873-10-01

q Tho day wcro Aleasrs Abner Taylor and Al Cage Of
this city, und Mr. Durnlnn,, Of Milwaukee,. They
Ind nothing whatever to fo Int stnrt lo h0raea, md
thss they did 70 tho satisfaction Of everybody. They
~ wcfS r. n9t called upon to decide single bet and mono
plants which n rnco usually givos riBo 10.
HUBBARD AND JOE DANIELS.
During the thcho celebrated running horses,
now on teir way to California; talon from thcr
comfortable sablc, aud sent on tito inside track, Ill
roao Of bcing exhibited. It was gonera!iy supposed
that they would 10 speodel around oncc, at least and
tho ma1iagors took care to advertise II 10 but tho
Sherman and George Fnrnsworth before tliom. Tho
"sxhtbition was voted fraud BY everybody. Nov,
thoae strange horaca Such negligence viii cost them
mnncy before they got through tho meeting.
,..-.- THE RACES TODAY
will be for the 2:3G purse If & 000 for which tere
eight entries aud tho 240 purse OF $1010 for which
Hooper, Rod Cloud, John H., and htolllo MorriA will
, 1873-10-01
BOSTON TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE,

Specl1l Dlspa1eh 70 Tie C2'rayo 7F}Gane,
nosroN, Sept. 3o.-Tlo Slate Temperance Alliance
htll 1neut!ng o-day for tho purpose Of arrasgntng
tue ate poltco aud tho Governor for not enforcing the
rroibitory Liquor law, 1n tho usual violent strain,
the Committoe inquire directly Of Gov. Washburn mud
Ais otce1s by what right they neglect tho enforcement
of law mud ask thuu to see what legal proceedings
can be taken nBniBt thu authorities OF the chic. citea
Of tho commonwealth for their persistent neglect III
this atter. Onu o1citahe member demanded tlat tile
ml4ti4 bo called out II tho Htato and police
arc powerloss to enforce tho law. and, II they
failod that the President Of tue United sates bo called
upon, Tho ley. pr. A. 4. MineE urbrnded the Ae-
ton Ut Worcester. Meanwhile, tho Htato polro aro
laugul'y enforcing tnu 1f sBaiuat HuAH 1yaess, hut
, 1873-10-01
FORElGN.
An Extensive System Of F0rti0catfons
TO Do Built Around Paris.
Account Of the Bombardment Of 0moa
by the British Gunboat
Niobe.
FRANCE,

NEW Yonr, sopt: ao.-The London 7rtnes Of tho Goth
has the following telegram:
PARIS, Sept. 19.-1t R stntcd TINT tho Frchch Cor
erisnent, III compliance with advlces has received
fro competent authorities haH resolved to carry ou
with great activity, thu execution Of general plan
which will b!ud together all The tortlflcattous III
Franco by connecting them with Paris. II is in
sequence Of this resolution that aa osreEa have been
seen ~ yTk Work o. tno Shio nsgs yhS within Rsrn
daston de nonnechaze loft Nouen yesterday mle-
sion to llomc In connection with tho mnyomont for
restoration Of monarchy IN Franco. us mission in
Rome is for tho purpose Of vtsttna tho Pope and 10
exend 10 His holiness invitation 10 1nnko Journey
to Franco to 10 prcacn. at tho occas.on md to
crate Do osamhoFd Ring Henry tito Fifth Of Franco
.rAn1s. Sept oo-oount 10 oha1nbord, in c.tor to
his in France says Its object II nn!on of
ness, and prosperity. ue rorulatos tho intention of
introducing o1trno roaoive measures OF attacking
Italy.
rio Journal 0Ncfe. announces tho division Of
Franco into eighteen military departments Under the
following eolnanasn.a: pAugSlo, qinchaut; Mont
Cssoy, pources, Laltcnrnnt, 1arignc, Picard, Donr-
Iaai, Espyent, Aynurd Fcncon, and ialladinos. Al
goria IL Tho nineteenth department. Tho command"
allt IL not got announced.
, 1873-10-01
MICHIGAN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Spee{al DftpaEth o The fAfea9o 3Fl1unsa
LANSING, Mich, sopt. a0-The Constitutional Com,
tho financial panic Rovor members dcsirIng to return
home and look nfter their affairs. They rcassemblrd
this AFTERNOON and resumed the discussion Of tho rail-
roa ar1clo An attempt 10 rei,tatato tho clause pro-
hib!ting In effect tho Watering OF stock ailcd by voto
Of 6 to 6.
The proposed prohibition upon the ISSUE Of railroad
pasHea was extended 10 everybody but rnil1ead employ
es. The Commission leaves the Legislature 10 lo.or-
mine whether tho Attorney-G y-Geucrnishp shall bc au
elective or Bppointivo office.
Tho article On amendments IL 30 phrased u to allow
Of memorial zeVtafon Of the Constitution after 1885
pointed by tho Governor. Lyman q. Mason, Of Mus
kcgon, has resigned LIS membership in the Connts-
ai0n, and William Forty, OF Grand Haven, brother Of
, 1873-10-01

Special D,Spatrh to 5Ae Chicago Tffdnns.
OsuKosiI, Bept. B0.-The Northern State Fair thus
far Ia great success. Tho weather ~ hno. aud tho
entries keep pouring In fast ha1f-a-lozen CLERKS
can record them. Up to this evening there were
9,973 entries. Exhibtora who could not promise 10
DO presoilt arriving IN largo numbers beyond
nl expectation OF the Society," Other large exhibitors
who Anyo never before brought their stock 10 ts fAlr
are now fayoring 1t with their attendance.
The exhibition Of horacA aud catle IL unusually fine.
Tho fno nrts department Ia filling up admirably, ant,
other departments prospeting IN te sa,e manner.
This snoep and hog stalls I'LL takens and more ara
being built. .
There waa not very largo number OIL the grounds
today, but these that wero tlcre weEu bringing nr
clra for exhibition.
, 1873-10-01
POLITICAL.
Nominations Id Madison, sangamon,
1laC0upln, and Kankakce
Counties,
Call for Meeting IN New Orleans In
the Interest Of the Kellogg
Clique.
Mclean County Anti.Monopolists to
Have Rally at Lexington.


Tho 11nnknkce County Fnrnlcrss
COntCnfIOMI
Speefat Disratch to The Chicago TrfSund.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, ecpt- 30-The Farnors' Conven-
ton mot ut tho Court.1Iouae this morning at II
O'clock for tho purpose Of nominating county ticket
1t was Dclegato Convontiont and oyory town III tho
county WAS fully represented. noticeable feature In
tho mnkeup Of tho Convention tho absence Of tho
old wtro-pullora from soate in tho Convention, al
though they were hanging to tho outaido Of tho
Convention and seeking to control is business. The
Convention was organized by tho election OF Henry
8. Bloom prcsidcnt who delivcrod very scnalbac
speech upon tho necessity Of tho Convention building
wisely In making Its piatfor and IN presenting slt-
able candidates to ill tho Offices Tho address was ro
co!ycd with mnrkel aprrohation by Tho Gooilo:,
Toton, and evidently tho work Of somo rrotectonist
who had gono into e Convention to work mischief. It
declares in favor Of protection to honest nduetryin
all tho vnrous relations Of ltfo and opposes tho
croachmonta Of aggregated capital.
Tho second resolution declares In favor OF oontrol
Ing railroads by law.
Ihrn came The resolutions dcnounoing tho
lsna;sFants md, ana e1.oTion-
The intelligence and honesty Of tho Convention ts
much better than is indicated by tho platform.
Tho following t!ckot WIS put In nomination: County
Clerk, Maj. ". ": Todd Treasurer. Josiah Dryer :;
O. Il. Starr. The ticket Is a good one, and tits
action Of tho fhruors forces the
Acknowledgement -stoal laa1nry bssrnght-out Republic
cans to adopt It, Tho Republicans hold thetr conven-
ton Tomorrow, and will 90 through the farce Of q
Bl1m opposition.
, 1873-10-01
Madison County {IIl.> Far1mers' No1ni-


ALTON, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-The farmers OF Madison
County met tn Convention at EdwardRvie, yesterday,
and nominated tho following ticket For Judge Cyrus
Happy; for Clerk, D. =. Hoffman for Comnligaion-
for Treasurer, 4, Il Judd for schooi snporintond-
cnt, A. 4. suppinger. This ticket IL mado up about
equally from tho Republican aud Democratic ucketa
already nominated,
, 1873-10-01
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT,

DETROIT. Sent 3(-r. ,n.-rAssEp Ur--1rop8 Bwal-
low Roanoke, turifp, M,yilowcr mud targes. Holland
aud bargo, Tempest ind 6arKs ctauhern s1''t larse;
bark Unadllla: Bohra II. q. Wiuslow, George Davis,
CIayton Uoile, Mnnzaniia, Stampede, Montaa, T. NJ.
Knapp, N. Norris, 0ncoutA.
pAssEn .Dows-irops Wes;aord. Dcan l!icnnonsl: ;l,
iargss, city of Port Huron and bargo, hlsyilower.
Easbrook and bargca; barks J. nfoekcn, \. parley
phcrp. Xato nr,,cc, Il. Quayls, Brooklyn, Dreol ].
Couch, 0lsnnr, lfalsted, AicsFch, pcntcll 7. shc-
don.
W1Np-BoutheaSt.
DErao1T Msuh., Sept, ao.-EYcn,g-rAHsEp Down
-rrnrs pasEAio, Canaln, buffalo, ana bargcs. schrs
Reed Caae htarengu, Narragtlsett Adirondack, Math-
IAasEp ur-Prop Vanderbilt. 6ehr Osborne.
WrNu-SouthWeht,
, 1873-10-01
Rally to 1gc Held in
Mclean County,

ipecial Dftpach 10 The Chlrayo TfhHne-
DLooMINoroN. ILL.,, Sept. 30.-The second rally Of
the Ant-aonopollss Of Mclean County will ho held at
Lexington on Thursday, this week, and beyond Il
doubt Will DO such o gathering nn will astontsa Tho
peopo Of thu county. Every grange aud club o.
talontod speakers will bo present. Tho far.uers Of
Mclean County to man, fully ha1evo lhat tho pres
en financial creia In the min chnrgeatAe to tho
corrurttons in Government, both State and General.
uonce Increased tntorcHt ia manifested IN tile now
moven,ont, and TIC pcople arc fully aroused.
, 1873-10-01

S3,eclal Ditlaa!eh 70 71e CA!caYo 7fadaad
1NpANApo1la Sept. Gothic Common Council have
designutea noxt Friday as . general holiday, when
everybody III expected to visit the Exposition. Oyar
1000 oil triea wore made To-day ~ tho yo stock do
i,resont Indications tho exhibition this year wilt excel
I'LL ts predecessors ut Bate faira. Tho pens and Balla
aro I'LL 1llu and others must ba constructed nmcdi-
atoy, thu attendance this week Ia i1nmcnse, prois-
lnR to bo still gre4ter next week.
, 1873-10-01
OBITUARY..

The Hon. John II. baldwin, Rich.
nonst, Vn.
RICHMOND Va, Bopt. 30-A special telegram to tho
Dtspatch announces tic death Of tho Hon. John 3.
Baldwin, ut staunton, to-day. 1Ie underwent sur
gcal operation o-ay that being tho only hopa Of say
Ing lis life. IIe died soon afterwards. Baldwin was
Inspector ut the outbreak OF the war and was after
taves. After the ho Sneaker Of tho House OF
Delegates Of Virginia, and In 1868 came within oue
yoto Of receiving tho Conservative nomination for Guy
, 1873-10-01
SPAIN.

MAnRrp Sept 3o.-At meeting Of The conaerva;
tlycs tolny, at which Marshal Serrano aud Admiral
Topete weru present, resolutions supporting the Gov
erumcnt and rejecting an alliance With tho nadicals
were adopted.
Minister ntaiRonavc hna returned to Madrid. Thu
people came ont to meet him along tho route from
Alicante, and his trip VIVA continuous oration.
The total casualties in Alicante from tho bombara-
1uert were cleyon killed aud thirty wounded.
Tho Army Of the North has been reinforced with d.,
oO0 men. :
Don Carlos, ms Ring of srata, has iaaucd posnge-
stump bearing his portrait.
, 1873-10-01

Hpec1u7 UfkEd9t6 70 7Hd Chte33o 7TtotH6s =, ~,
CAnL1svtLLE, Aacoupin Co., ILL.,, Sept, 3o-Tho
largely attended by tho truly oyal WHO had assembled
fortho purpose Of nominating s.rsigne party Ticket
yention Of yesterday. Tho following nominations
wero 1nat!e: For County Judge, Dolfour coNen
Clerk, +. III. Metcalf Treasurer, - Kaiser super
intenscnt of Schools F. II. Chapman. Tho tickot 1t
Ia said, will meet with tho hearty support Of tho cntro
purity Tho resolutions paenel denounced the sa'aEy-
aro opposed to the payment Of tho Court House bonds
TIL equitable settlement ou o had also thht they
arc opposed to the leyy Of any Conrt-uotlso tAx.
, 1873-10-01

LITTLE Roox, Sept. 80. Tho agl1atlon In political
publican newspaper whereby Il becomes Da1ter paper
aud tho withdrawal Of tho suit In tho Circuit Court
e1ts charge that lie aa cold cut 10 his opponents while
others hold TINT tho latter havo beon Whipped out by
him. Tho Governor declares that his general policy
will ha unh1,nnn1i.
, 1873-10-01

Erie pa Sept. 10 Tho frHt day OF the State Fair
nruy, decided 8ucccHH The accommodations for
i've stock werc found insufficient, but this drawback IA
md nrpt1ouuced y oicers Of tho Society tho finest
ever exhibited under their auBccs. Wcathor and ut
te,,]uf1ce unul,
, 1873-10-01

EyANsvILLE Ind, Sept. 30.-1acoh Fah1.lcy, Of tie
firm OF Fahn'oy Kuhn O., propretorh If tlsa West
erM brewery. waa accidentally drowned III hia ciser
Tits morning. Ho also Of Fahnloy, Foster Il Co..
Tcrre IIAUtg. -
, 1873-10-01

New YonE, Sept. a0.-A telegra,n from Boston last
night egys Admiral WihHlow, Of the United 8tateB
Navy who commanded tho kcarnarge when she sunk
tho Mabaa died at his res!dencein Boston Highlands
last evening,
, 1873-10-01
WATERFOWL fmAss,} LIVESTOCK MARKET.

WArEnTowN, Mass, Bept S0,-OArTLE-1s0celps,
1860 worry iittlo le tn trade, aud butchers aro buy
lin cato 20 lowcr than lust wcrk selling III market
for cunntry. ulsa OF rl,oeo at S9,76910oU; oxtra,
$y.Oot30.o0 tlht un!ity, $76uG8.50 second $8.oos
7.2a; third, s400t16Do
ln1mbs has bcen dull, and ycarlltgs a1l low aa
4Mu por Ii 0,u sold hiKh IL. Sales Of sheep III
lots 1T ta.o5C9a. 80 each /; extra, $t.oo9a.00.
, 1873-10-01

Death Ixcaulting from tllc Detroit T.
milwaukee Railroad Accident.

SNetta{ ULsPd!ch 70 Tia EA1t090 Tribune, -
GRAND RAPIDS, Sept. 3o.-Dane1 Durlingame, tho
welknown express messenger, resident of Ann Arbor.
tho second recent disastar tho Detroit Milwaukee
Railroad near Lowell OH tho 18th inst Charlea 6teo1e,
q passenger, severely wounded ut the tiIno, II
expected to die any hour which will mnke four killed
by that accident. All others wounded hive recovered
and g0un their WayA.
, 1873-10-01
Central Canadian Fair.
Northern Ohio Fair.

Sreet4l Ni.pafcs ta Tia EhfeMgo Tribune. ,
HAMILTON, Sept J1,-Tla ucnlral fair opened here
to-lay. AiAIt 6,0UU entries have been nlatle.
, 1873-10-01

CEDAR HAr1ps, 1a Sept. 30.-TAe annunl Ineesing
Of tho Upper Iowa Conference commences its session
In tlis city Tomorrow, Bishop AnarowB presiding.
About 800 ministers and lsyneu will DO in attendance.
Exercises Of unusual tnteEcst aro anticipated.
, 1873-10-01
A MIGRATION or sr0cK.fEEoERs.

Special Di.pateA to Tbs Chicago 1stbune
DEs MolNEs Iowa, Bert. 30.-Corn buyers from
other States have boon buying argely In Iowa during
the lus. ten days for feeding rrpoac. Nearly the en-
tire crop Of come ownshipa have beon purchased for
the purpose Of locating herds there to feed this win
ter. Corn Ia estimated vt two-thlrda tho crop Of
last yenr.
, 1873-10-01
NASHVILLE TAXPAYERS,

Speeial Dfspath Tho Chicago 7stbmns.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sent. 30.-1lte !a1-layers AS
sociaton mt to-duy Nine ont Of thirty City Fathers
elect reported nv1igblo Efforts will bs made to
Gust them,
, 1873-10-01

OA1no, ILL.,, Sept. 3Q.--Wiley Fonntaln and John
MsAssT colossa hes Red about 49, shooting
Fountains ladH accidentally discharged iuHtant-
" killing McAlister,
, 1873-10-01
AAltATfC.

HALIFAX, Sept. S0.-nrowus backera haro decided TO
lRao chntlenge TO Victor In tho forthcoming contest
In England batween Bagncn and 9ador.
, 1873-10-01

OlNoIKNArI, sept. 3o.-'rhe Enguirtr R;,sc.al from
Cailcothe says Wlfilu Ne0, lHiy u yesrs old, VIII
ally struck IN tle stomach by tit ullow OF boy With
whom hc woe playing.
, 1873-10-01

01KyELANn, Bupt. 3o--Tho Northern Ohio Fair waH
but snly attended to-day doubtless because tho lii
celneney Of tle weather. yesterday And a!so because
not a n,au Tho indications ars favorable, however,
that during tho remainder Of tho week tho attendance
witt la muIh iurrnaHnl.