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4 Legal Nutltflc, and How 1t Ended.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Juno 27.-Thomas Langsdale, !
resident OF this city for several years, Was arrested last
night on requsition from the Governor Of Kentucky,
for tho alleged murder OF Col. John Liard, IN Gall
latin County, KY. In 18G6,-tho result Of feud
brought on by the war Of secession, mr. Iangsdalo
during that period remaining Union man, aud tho
other Joining tho Confederate army After tho cndin8
Of tho war 10 Colonel threatened Langsdales life,
day With fatal result, tho Colonel buifg instantly
killed. LangBda0 ned TO thiB 6tato. reward Of
M 600 wss offered for hls arrost and during the su.
brought before Judge Mowlnnd at o'clock last night
sttornoss Tho found no rotara IL viii
showing By what right the Chief Of Police detained
tho prisoner, holding that arrests upon regulation
VIII w.t. s % . od i e ppsa psoaof aader q Sons
until tlat time and Langadalo allowed to go to
epentne ts soAo ot 'D!Ss she 'oe court Tits morning.
judge nowlana aatcd + tho prosecution were ready
part Of tho Kcntuctaas by Attorney Foster that they
ready hut tho prisoner not to be found Tho
turn that they did not know whore It wau,
10 issued .ag4tnst tho ohief Of Police % show
tompt Of court. An hour 1atcr, Bailin mado his
appearance With tho ilstrious priHoner. The Chief
10 tf of whs Il i 1st Is
dale was not now III his custody. Tho petitioner for
tho writ Of hnbeaH corpus also filed affidavit for It's dis
1nisaal. Tho Court held that while ho could tahe no
action tle habeas corpus case It having boon dis
missed by tho petitioner, still It was clear
thnt thp proceaa Of tho Court ad been interfered with
aud hero wero Indications Of couaion, aud ho would
therefore Inn the Chief Of Police SIS and COSTS An
other question ratsed by the Kentuckan's ator-
noy,wo deemed that tho petitioner had tho right to ths
summary dismissal, but tho Court hold differently,
and clnimcd that he had nothing further to do With
tho business Tile Chief paId his fluc. and EXPRESSED
was colusion In tho non-rcturn Of this writ Mter
tho parties Withdrew from court, 1t wns recommended
to tho KentuekianH that they procure requiBition
from the Governor, making It necessary for the Sheriff
to arrcet and hold Thomas Iangsdale, but this advice
had not been acted GU tho latoat accounts.
, 1873-06-28

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A. Dunu Hrtcd for Libc1-.HVtll Of tho
u.ntn uuoraoo y. Nlnr1<.,rtt1ao HXOoil.
hun fsrrv Acnuattch..r,orucr Scn.
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NEW Yonn, Juno 27,--An address haa been sont to
pcatdont Grant and Gov Dt1 by Ilalnn-born ctIzcts
erprcssinH bclicf that sons prompt and efYect,,n
remedy ts absolutely necessary 10 put down tho In
famous traffic In 1tann children that ia carried
On betWeen Italy and Acstca, and Raking thnt certain
laws may 10 frnlncd to that end.
In tho dsi. OF Alexander Sheppard Vlco President Of
tho Board Of Public WorkA Of tho District OF Column
bis, against Charles 4. Dana, editor Of tho Sun,
Commissioner Davenport, on tho application
Of counsel for tho complainant, granted on
ordcr for tho commitment Of Dana and
for hin removal to tho District Of Ooumhin whore
tho caso will bo trio{a. Davenport refused to h1 the
ball. saying that he had no authority, and counsel md
Dana At onco wont before tho United States District
Judge.
The will Of Horace r. Ulark hiss boon died In tho
8nrrogateB oco He 1eavea to his wfo all lis proper
ty al Ruokaway Long 1haud and tho family residence
and appurtennncea in this city tho roatndor OF hls
rohl and personal estae not otherwiso ordered bonB
Bivou to his vito and daughter In equal Bhares Fifty
thousand dollars are bequeaed, IN trust for tho Bnp
port Of hs sister, and tho White Plains property In left
to erouo D. Ciark brother Of tho deceased, who, to-
gether with his elBter, hro released from al
1cta nnd demands which tho deceased
entitled to n1ako against them. Judgo Leonard,
Of tho 6upremo Coura Rota the hno library OF tho Late
Mr.. Clark, including tho Annals Of Congreas and
" American Htate papors.n Ausuatns A. . sohen u
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TWO HONEST PERSONS,

Laat Thursday DR.. ". +. Lacey, Of Connecti-
cut, had tho misfortune to lose, in the Sherman
Houso, . paokago containing $40, 900. He did
not discover his loss, howoyor, until tho money
was returned to him by John Degnam, tho watch
man. This trustworthy man found it In tho
roading-room. Tho Doctor rewarded him for
his honesty By giving him q handsome sum Of
mouoy.
Another person, little Otto Ludwig, Of No. 1872
West Randolph street, iB also worthy Of honor
able mention. Yesterday evening, about
o'clock, ho found pooket-book On Washington
si1eet n near pesplalaes VIII most 60 so%nela
stroet Police Station. It was found to contain
315.in money, and the card Of R. 7. Bronson,
builder, No. 408 West Jackson street. Tho own
er con hare It by proving property. He should
1oave q little for Otto The honor he exhibited
makes him deserve it.
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eIpal north aud sontl, thoronghfaros, Wabash,
Michigan, Indiana. and rralrio aynnuoa and
0pen-parkway, tapping tiie lntter At it's
north :, entrance, = thereby making tito
p"'.. mSst direct and srasn essse sonn0otS n
South Parks for tho pleasure-sooking
public, and tho not profit to tho .proporty-owli.
ors, through such nn improvement, would DO not
loss than 800 por front foot ut onco.
Wo hopo, through yonr paper, to convince tho
ownorB Of property on Donglns plaoo, wcat Of
South park avenue, Of tho Importance OF maxi
Ing a good, hard road-bed Mt once. II thoy oan-
not 500 any profit in It, ,thoy muat bo porsonB
pupils, porhaps Of st. Lonis SCHOOLS, and our
street, llko tho monument near its lako-Bhoto
terminus, will ronniu unfinished.
Ou1oAdo, Juno 20, 1873. DOUGLAS PLACE.
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It will DO eourco Of pleasure to our roadcrs
to learn that the sllogorical painting by Mr.
Armitago md presented to Chicago by tho pro-
priotors and attaches OF tho London Graphic
has arrived safety in New York, and will bo hero
in day or two. Mayor Modill yesterday re-
ceived tho following graceful notice OF its ar-
rival:
To tbs Honorable The Mayor of Chicago:
BIR: The manager of the Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company, lesrnin8 TINT presentation picture was
about to M 30 sent By the Loion illustrated Graphic
Ing to la destination FREQ Of CHARGE which wan glad
" accepted. As agent for the White Star Company 1t
now dey0lve8 upon INC to epprdae you Of a safe ar
rival per Adraho. Every promptitudo mud caro will
be given In dtBchaEging II from the steamers hold
and IN trannporting Il hence to your addreas. r
has boon oura, nm, tir, your obediont servant,
JOs HYDE 6rlnKs,
, 1873-06-28
FIRES.
Serious Destruction of Property In
Various Places.


Various Places
ST. Lou1a, Juno 27.-Tho foundry, machine shop,
blacksmith shop, md orocting ulop Ct tile Litchhc1d
Car Works, Situated II. Litchhcd, Ill.,, were burned
Last night Loss, SO, 200. Tho ilianranco dH: st.
Paul, bt. Paul, Minn, 81, $40; MsstBBIppi Valley,
Memphis, s2,50o; Humboldt Now Jerroy, $2,600 i;
Peoples, Now Jersey, $1,000 German, Erio r.,
IS Mcrchants' Mutual New Jersey, 5000 |;
Franklin, Wheeling, Va, 5000, and 800 in st.
Louis, making total OF sto, 900.
SAN FnANo1soo, June 37.-uamslton, New, is In
ruine frs broke out IN H. oolln's cigar store, aud
strong wind swept the flames through tho place. Tho
Fire Department could do nothing to stay the progress
Of the ancs All tho principal pIAcca OF buaincss
destroyed. The loss a estimated Mt No lives
Lost.
Of 5000, "a%
WHEsr1No, ". Va, Juns 27.-A fro, hist night, Mt
we,lsburg brook County, this State, destroyed the
Virginia House and damaged a conpia Of adjoining
storeS.
NEW BKpYonD, June 27.-Tho great fro IN tho
woods which commenced on Friday last on tho Capo
Cod division Of the Old Colony Railroad, a still burn
tng apparently unchecked. II has steadily advanced
northeastwArd from the start al Weat WaraAnl, aud
tho front line Of tho fre ia eight miles long in
plymouth woods. The right nnnk is wttlln n1ifo or
two of North Sandwich, seven mica In direct line
east Of tho htartlng point and TUG loft nank Is tho
South Pond, four lu1les south Of Plymouth and eight
n!tes from West Warohhm.
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The City Of Milwaukee sent orc Of llor promi-
mont citizens to Chicago yesterday, in the per-
son Of John Jacobs. The object OF his yiHit Ia
not known. Tho only citizons OF this city who
turned out to welcome him woro two bunko
mon. III so doing they did not desert
their ordinary occupations. Mr.. Jacobs know
they were bunko men, aud, with real
Milwauheean n eagaoity, resolved TO beat them. t
him. Indeed, Mr.. Jacobs told sorgt. Ellis they
did, at tho Central Police station, and to provo
tho truth Of his Htatoment exhibited wallet,
which he said contained S3l10 when he loft Mll-
waukoe. The place this sagacious gentleman
was induced to visit is somewhere on Dearborn
6troet, but when the police went In quest OF tho
bunko men they were not to boxouud.
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.ElGil.',. :,
Tho Watch. Factory md tho Mi1k-.-Con
donsing Works.
Col. Hammond'a Trout.

Ono must frequently visit tho towns Of I'LL
nois In orlor to keep posted In rogard to thoir
proproBe. Tho nttlo ham1etg they yoro o fow
years ago have now booomo % iargo' PROSPEROUS
to"ns OF o'slo7' WILL puhlno1a anu l,anuiao- a,
tu1ad products extending anu Hoattorod to tho
fomotest oornor OF the world. Such wore tho
general conclusions roaolod by small party Of
ladies l and sentlo1non who visited ns1n yestef-
aas'
TIE wATou-FAcronY.
Thoy woro frat shown through tho Watoh-
Factory, whore 900 mon and womon aro
constantly employed, preparing accurate tine
Aoopet1 io9 all tnoso "no Heou .nem' u'a "uon =,
have, within tew yoare, won tho1r way into tho
chief cities OF this country and Europe. Thus
this establishment gathers its wealth from ell
anaa,efe o. ,,, sne ~o1 IT,, as1,ousoa II among sno
people OF Sl8in ahu tno surrounding country
and ndda also to tho prestige and tho prosperity
OF our oity, for It is hero that ita principal
off1oera and oapfta1fsta reside. Tho Intricate
snS soa,,s. ill., sap .sanaart,,1 rnaot;no.r ~ -.s;"h
"no 1oans' "onoor1ut maonlnely ~ wMon
al parts OF Waton arc MADE oannot
b9 described In brief ARTICLE, and
could not be rpndilY understood II they voro,
Thoy must be soon to be appreciated.
Tho patty no1t visited tho Illinois Milk Con-
dcnaing Works. Here 2,600 gallons Of milk arc
received oyory morning, aud during tic day arc
cooled, condensed into ono-quarter tho amount,
and sealed up In one-pound cans. boforo night.
During tho month of May this Company con
densed S5 500 GALLONS Of fluid milk into 250, 900
pounds of cannod milk, sent into tho channels
Of commerce In aa many cans. For this pur-
poso, 100, 600 pounds OF refined Bugar wo1o usod.
This condensed milk Is used on nonrly
an aea-going vessels, and there is q
worry largo demand for It in Now Or
leans md other oitieB situated not
within q convenient distance Of farming dis
triot. Tho party woro happy in being shown
through tho premises by Gall Borden, Esq., tho
inventor Of tho prooesu. Having made availn.-
Bio 80 essential IN article as milk for all cli-
mates, and In convenient packages, he has shown
hImsof o bonofaotor Of his spocios.
col. uAMmoNp's rnour.
A visit to tho farm Of Col. David 8. Hammond,
and hls f]no springs, with bis arrangements for
raiBlng brools-tro1t Ba1mon, and other flBh, was
enjoyed with tho keoueat zest. IIe has now
sbout {. 600 to 5000 front two vears old. a. 600
hoto1,a3 +l,{a xoor crd mn os1,,or 40 20.
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Exfantntion OF CarhOllic Acltl Gns.

Tho Arc1iu fur Physlologle contains IN ao-
count OF Aubort aud Lango's interesting 70!
ina giyon timo from tho skin Of nun. Tho OK
pariinonts were carefully mado In an air-tight
ohnmber, in which tho snb)ect for experiment
VAS seated, and through which oarrent Of air,
frood from carbonio aoid, was atsadily. passing,
on lowing Tho chamber was ohtI.natod by trans
mission through buibod tuhos containing . aolu-
tlon OF salt Of barlum. Tho .rosults of theso
novel Investigations lead to tho genoral conclu-
sion that slxty-two grains Of oarbonio acid
considerable amount, certainly-are exhalod
from the body Of ftll-gr0wn man, through tho
skin, in the course Of tWeuty-four houra.
, 1873-06-28

Tho tas division of tho National dunr viii turn out,
and htnnd for tho accommodatnn Of 1,6Dd
rerschs Will bo erected In Tho contra
Of tho landadown track. Tho United Btatce Hoard
Of Finanec hhs invited President arnnt mud Tho Oabi-
not tto General ef tho Army. tho Centennial Commit
untod statod Bonntors from Ohio and adjoining fatea
te Governor and Bacrcary Of pennsyivanih, BeakerB
Of both HOUSES Of tho Legislature and otliera. Tho
encc Bauaro by Tho oity authorities, nftor which thoy
will 10 driven to tho Park escorted By Tie city troops,
ct grounds 4Gn acrca, 10 tho Hon. j. N. 11nwloy,
President q tho Oommisaton. 4 grand display of
quct Mt belmont, 1t which President Grant will be
present.
, 1873-06-28
THE TRIGGER.

Special Nspatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, aflch., June 27.-The last and closing day
OF tho shooting tournament horo WAS devoted to gen
sfn1 sweepstakes open to all singo birds, each shot
~ nshncappea oy distance which rungod from II to
% yards. There wero four prices Of 500 oaoh. TIN
frat waa tnkon By Il. I. pile Of Chatham, Ont, who
f1a rdti IS atrnsns s Grs tho SECOND by : F. Long Of
There VIVA also watch shot betwoen ii. II. Brown.
of Cleveland and Mr. 1Iascan, alnglo Mrls each,
Thu prizes for the best ayerage shooting wont Or fol-
lews: F!rst, J. Il. CouiG, Detroit; Second, Elan
The attendance was ne, And tho shooting generally
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THE DOCTORS.
National Eclectic Mclicul Associ.
ntiORs

CoLuMnus, Juno H.. The National Eoloctio s1c5c,1
assoelaton a. fe-assemblcl s morning. A. j. Howe,
Or o. cincinnati, presented paper " Varioto1ny, =
winch WAS Illustrated by several drawings showing In
antony Of the parts, and the various Btups il tho
epei,ation. Several Instruments lnyouted by tie
eeaKes we're shown and e1plancd. II. H. bingham. OF
r. IN the Treatment OF Disease" The following reao-
A., :" WHEhEAs, piplomas heyo been freely granted to
tho medical colleges Of all branches Of the medical
profession TO men who are grossly incompctcnt and
are sheteote no longer sufficient oytdonco the sci.
e1tlno nttaalments Of their posBessors; therefore,
Reso!re, Tint We favor the passage OF laws III tho
Sa1ioa ssates Of orr nation nang It necessary Tor
medicine, surgery, or obstetrcs to pasa fair but
EAd examination in tic fundamental sciences com
prenohdsd tn trl! knowledge Ut Que profession"
alter thu cosig address hy President N1tlps Of bog
tph, tlo Association adjourned 10 moet III Boston on
the third Tuesday of june, 1874
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Comparative Cotton Staten, e1lt.
NEW YoNK, Juno 97.-Tho following IL tho cotton
statement for tho week 0nlI,lg today


DETROIT, Juno 27.A man calling hinlsclf Allort ".
Cooke catuo TO tn city from Chicago few ayH since,
anu by representations Of being connected with lcnl
ing journal In that city ingratlated hlaBoH into tho
confidence Of tho fraternity Aoro, his Intimate
kinowledgo of Chicago newspapers and editors enal'-
ricion. Ho wound up is exploits By passing small
forged chock and left for othor para lie Ia full nix
feet in height and rrort!onatoly large quito
long H!do WAkera, las largo eyes, red checks, anl
double chsn. llo has gone East or Bouth, News
deatl-beat. =
5te,a-Tho party aboye alluded 10 il wanted n
in fnicHun -.E--
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EDUCATIONAL,
Commonccmcns-Day Mt Various 1n-
Rt}trtt3nrA.

Commcnccmcns-Day Mt Various 1n-
stitutiOnh.
NEW YonR, Juno 17.-The Commencement erer-
c1ses OF tho General Theological Ben.nary Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church held to-lay at 81
Peter'a Church. Tho Bshon Of Illinois delivered tho
were presented. No adressea were delivered by the
graduates.
Special DtspatcA to Th6 Chicago Tribune.
BELo1r, Wis.,, june 27.-The Bcloit High School
graduated class Of sixteen to-day, ton Of item young
ladies. The oratlons and eesayR wero very creahle
Crook, aud one essay in German. Hiss Mary T. Nor
rill had tho valedictory. ... ~.
CINo1NNAT1, Juno 27.-Tho Commencement Of tho
Ohio Wesleyan University occurred to-day; forty
graduates. .5
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MEMPHfs, Juno 27.-Tho weather waa showery to-
day and unfayorablo for tho cotton crop. There were
nno chocrn intcrments to-day, and comparatively fow
new casey Fcported.
o1acINNAGr, Juno 27.-stx deaths from cholora To-
day.
NASHVILLE, Juno 2.l-Twenty deaths from cholera
to-day. Rainy and sultry weather. but tho disease s
AbatiuG.
, 1873-06-28

NEW Yong, June 27.-H. W. Gray, Of tho firm of
Grny Avery stock brokcrs and john A. Ifeekaher,
of extensive coal dealer, both described
ciety men," and the lator IN addition, al "lady'a
thcy actually exchanged shots in duel, growing out
st. 1t Is said domestic nfelioy in the family OF tho
otllcr meeting Is represented as advisable.
, 1873-06-28
RELIGIOUS.

Roman Catholic INSTRUCTION in The
Schools OF Thlt E'u1tM.
NEW YohH, Juno T.-ArchbiBhop EicOtoakey hna
b4u coAfnrcEca With number Of leading Cntholtca
connection with aecular education, and tho urgency
there Mas for establishing day scools iu such uafahea
~ might Ia able to s,laiuin tetn Any cu-otwratiUm
desired by tile Archbishop III tbs accomplishment Of
Alg project was ro!sc1 b. those ut tho confureneo
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woll-boaton coats. Each mnn stood bravely to
Ills work until at last, as II by mntnal coneont,
cd, "onouRh|' Then thoy quietly shook hands,
jumped Into cabs, and drove away amid tho
plautlits Of tho crowd. II you must haye duoH,
I don't know but Guy Livingstone plan for them
i8 tho beBt.
, 1873-06-28

ERIE, pa., Juno 27.-A1r. john CouytrI8ht, son Of
prominent citizen Of this place, jumped from tho
honae-top this morning while temporarily doranged.
uo lived but short time.
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Caso OF tho Murderer Eorc.

ST. Lou1s June 27.-Joaeph Il. Foro, who attempted
to kill hla wtfe the street with hatche June
brought before The Court Of Criminal Correction for
lng and Judge Calvin placed thu bail at 600 and ro-
mundpd him TO jail until Furnished tho Grand jury
take action on tie caae,
, 1873-06-28
The Turner Festival 1,t CINCINNATI.

Clso1SRAr1. Juno H-Thls morning all the Turner
IN and ID Il roual he
principal stroots Of tho city breaking ranks 81 1nwood
Iark, where this afternoon aud evening, tho
OF exercises will be observed IN competing for
r!oH prizes. In the procession thirty carriages
at thu head OF which occupied by Gov. Noyes,
Mayor JohnBo4, and otherB
, 1873-06-28

WARRINGTON, Jnlo 27.-The Hon, T. X. Crce, Of
tho hoard OF Indian Commissioners, writes to Gem
missioner Smith, Of tho Indian bureau, that tho 6pe-
cal Commission to tho Sioux 1ndans report success
iu their mission, ind that tho Northern Pacific Hail
road will 10 safo from attack thia soason,
, 1873-06-28

Leading representative idge-contrnctorn from
aud Chicago have submitted plana kn bids TOT drst-
clasa bridge 1t Dixon, Ill. Tho Common Council have
them now under ADJUSTMENT.
The Dixon Wates-3~we1 Owners haYo decided to iu-
, 1873-06-28

.Pn11ApEIpH1A, June 27-To-day tho COMMITTEES Of
Conference appointed to make arrangements for the
formal transfer Of FaiTsnount Park grounds 10 tho
United States Centennial Commission on the coming
4th Of July, hold 4 meeting to make arrangements,
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Struck by LiHhtnt1lE

T1rusv11AE, Pa, June 27-The npiro Of tho acr7nnn
Lutheran Church waa struck by lightning thiH after
church, Severely iujuriug tho pastor, tho Rev. mr.
Tennlerling.
, 1873-06-28

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-A dispatch from Carroll
ton satoa that tho Jury In tho
shooting cano Into at l0:43 this forenoon,
aud rendered verdict OF not guilty,
, 1873-06-28

rnovlpEscE, 7. l., juno 27.-Two formor employees
sterua mud James Il. Qualey, aTrcatcd in Chicago
tho other in Noxbury, Pa., for robboriM committed
hero, today committed for trlal In default OF
l0il.
, 1873-06-28

01no1NNAT1, juno 17.-hfr. William E. Davis Preai-
dent Of tic Chronicle Company, and Assistant United
States Treasurer Ut Oncinnat Ia seriously Ill 1t hs
residence, near Oheyiot. ),
, 1873-06-28

Explosion of II Locomotive Engine.
ponT JARVIS, June 27.-rho boiler Of switch loco
motive exploded tlls morning, severely iujurng tho
engineer md Are1lau demo1lshng anlall house near
the track, aud damaging otlers considerably.
, 1873-06-28

6ar1N0FtELD, Nass., June 27.-Albort H. Bmith wps
executed tn tbiH city this morning, for tho murder OF
Gvosgo H. saekctt, Of Wcstheld, committed on tho
20th Of Inst November
, 1873-06-28

HA1TFoNn, Conn.,, June 27.-Tho House re-elocted
EllBa Carpenter Judge OF the Supreme Court eight
yours. lelaa also been olooted In the Benate. The
nonae elected Amos 9. Treat, holland Hitchcock, and
senato has closen other mon and BeenH inclined to
sjhsre 10 ita action.
, 1873-06-28

4 Hanging Postponed.
Down, Del, June 27,-Oarponter {negso), who wns
sentesce to 10 hanged today for al Attempted rnne
and burglary, hsa obtained rcsplo to Dec. Is, 1873,
, 1873-06-28

Tho Ohio Constitutional Convention.
CoIuMuus, juno W.-1n the Constitutional Couyon-
ton this afternoon, 1t decided that It WIS unwiso
for tho Convention to ndlourn to Cleveland. 1cso-
luton VIA adopted for III adjournment tomorrow,
until July D..
, 1873-06-28

NKw YoRx, June 27.-Arriyod, tho steamship Tri-
nacria, from Liverpool and the Donau and Bismarck,
from Dre!nen.
QuIxsarowH, juno 27.--The stsamship Ageria,
from Now York, has arrived.
, 1873-06-28
NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS.

Being Block 4 in Morton's subdiyi-
sion, E. Ia Of tho N. w. Id Of Gec-
ton IL, Town SO, North Of Range IS,
East: Eleven lots, fronting north
on Ch1cago-av. Thirteen lots, 'front.'
ing Wost on Ham1ln-av. Thirteen
lots, fronting east on Ridgeway-nv.~
md eleven lots, fronting south on
West Huron-st., only two blocks dis
tant from Central Park and tho great
improvements of the Northwestern
Car Works, loss than two minutes'
walk from the Central Park Depot.
Those lots are situated in q part OF
the CITY where property is rapidly
advancing, and no better opport,1ni-
ty will eVor be offered to SECURE @
pleasant homo OF your own price.
TERMS OF SALE---1-4 cash. bal
ance in l, 2, and years, with 8 per
cent interest. a deposit Of $50 will
be required on each Lot at time OF
sale.
Title perfect. Printed abstracts
will be furnished each purchaser.
A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN Of cnrs
will start from We11s-st. depot at 2
O'Clock p. m. on day Of salo, stop
ping at Halsted-st. and Park Station,
and return at 5 O'Clock p. m., for
the convenience Of those desiring
to attend the sale.
A mammoth tent will BIO erected
on the ground for the comfort Of oil
present.
Plats and information furnished by
ELLISON & FOSTER, AQCd0nGels,
91 MT ARKFT-ST
, 1873-06-28

Time-1ABH 1:44H; 1:41H.
steoplo chase, 2't miles, 20 jumps won by George
West IN sos Tradowind second, Victor third,
Tho consolation stakes, IN miles, waa won by Sue
Rider by hi1 lengths; the Moor second, saurn and
Liverpool togother. Time, 2:t4X.
pu1LApELruIA, juno 27.-At the Point Breeze Pnrk,
this afternoon, tho for purse Of 81 900 between
Hotspur and Lady Maud won by HotRpur in $3.50,
2:27h, and 2:283t.
, 1873-06-28

Timo-2:21H 1854 2:33H.
Tho raco for pacers waa tnen easily by Harry in
three straight beats Hooser Tom second in each heat
Scott In the frat heat. There yo entries every
horse starting. Time-2:2o 2:saA; 2:44h.
Pn11ApELru1A, June 27.-At tho Point D1ecze pntk
this afternoon tho race for purse Of 900, botwcen
Ilotspur and Lady Maua, was won by Hosapur In
2:30 2:27H ntld 2:2a91.
UTICA. Juno 27.-oncida handicap, milo heats,
Joo Daniea. ................,,....,...,2 I
, 1873-06-28

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A. DANA Hucd for Libcl-.VVill Of tho
1.nto Horace r. Clnrlk.~Tho Woods
hull GnME Ac1uittcd-.ForRcr Sen.
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