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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

THR young men are becoming every.
day more diseourteous, so the girls
say. They take their dogs Instead of
their lady friends out riding now-a-
days. There are numerous advantages
about n dog as riding companion, we
must admit, He doesn't take up
much room. He doesn't make re-
marks when horses are acting in a
manner which requires yonr whole st
tention, and get enraged because YOU
don't answer him. He don't wear
long veils and streaming ribbons to
get into your eyes every time the
wind blows, He doesn't grab at the
reins every time your horse shles or
stumbles, and, moreover, "man don'k
expect him home at half-past i've.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

NEWSPAPER mistakes are scarcely
avoidable. Every issue of many
journals involves the placing 10000
type. Out of that number some will
be wrongly placed, in spite of the best
of care. A Pittsburgh paper made a
rather ridiculous blunder lately, and
vet there was only one letter out OF
place. The editor said, "The Ligisla-
ture pasted (passsd) the bill over the
Governors head"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

"HAvE you any children ?" de-
manded a house renter. EYES," re-
piled the other solemnly. 'six-all in
the cemetery" Better there than
here" said the landlord, oonsolingly,
and proceeded to execute the desired
lease. In due time the children re-
turned from the cemetery, whittier
they had been sent to have a nice
play; but it was too late to annul the
contract,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03

CRoqUET still continues in favor,
and surreptitious hoops still entrap
the feet of unwary wanderers on
shady lawns,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
GARRETTSVIILE HOUSE.
Iaaac Parkar A Son. Prop,rs.

Isaac Parker & Son, Prop'rs.
TNHE Proprietors having leased the above
Il house respectfully informs their friends and
the public generally, that he has rejuvenated
the Garrettsville House, and is prepared to sup
ply the table with the best the market affords,
at low prices. Persons visiting GarrettsVille
even for a day, will find this House a home
OAInibusses leave this house FOR all day and
night trains. 157-tL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
VIZ. L. POE.
INsuRANCE AGENCY.
J. V. NELL,

Attorpev at Law. oniee at head Of the stairs
in Empire Building, Rayenna, ONO s9Sv
Feb. Is. 1873
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
Primary School House
To Bricklayers and Builders.

YTNHE Board of Education of Ravenna Village
will receive bids from responsible parties,
for 30 days from this nate for furnishing ma
terial and building a Primary School House
wItain the corporate limits of Ravenna, the
present season. Bids must be sealed up and
iiled with r. b. johnson. Clerk of the Board,
within the time specified Plans and specihca-
tiOns of the building may be seen at Brainerd's
Drug Store, in RayennA.
e. p. BRAINERD.
r. b. JOHN NSON
JOSEPH WAGGONER,
Board of Education.
Ravenna, June IL, 1872. 22i-4.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
M. STUART,
z. MAxsON-
N. STUART.

f,ounzeIor at Law, Ravenna, Ohio. ONCE in
Fast End Of Phenix brick BLOCK.
Tlae z 1898 "
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
/ NICHOLS

a4tornev at Law and notary Public. 0fliee
ID Phenix Block. over Braincrd & sons Drug
November 20. 1872. 2z2-a.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
WILLIAM sroUT's MS FATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
miDistrator of the estate of William Stout, late
OF Portage county, Ohio, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will please
present them within six months. Dated at
Sufield, the 18th day of June, 1873.
WILLIAM PAULUS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
STUART. T.. ". AAANO-
STUART & MAXsON,

Attorneys and COunselcrs at Law. an AIi
eIasses of business pertaining to the proles-
sion receive prompt attention once over
Farmers' Bank, Garrettsville, Ohio zOs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-07-03
s. d. NORTON,

Attorney and Counsellor Law, and and
Zeal Estate Agent will attend prompuy
"a All business IN his profession. Once IN
syvift,s TsIossk oyer Il. R. Walte's JeWelfy
Store. Ravenna, Chic. sep5 lsoe' ~.
, 1873-09-08
NEW YORK.

New YonR, Sept. 6-Jno. ". johnson was hold TO-
day for trul charge Of atteptinE to obtain money
from ?. F. Corbin, by presenting them with letter
purrorting to be signed by Fabucstock h1urray Of
Pittsburgh,
Tho meeting Of tho American Public Health Associu-
ton Is Changed from Providence III September to this
city Nov, II.
Tho new Jowish Tempe, oEcr which tho nsv. DR..
Wise, Of Oincnna hna been called to preaide will bo
consscrated on Friday next.
Eight men have beon arrested In Brooklyn, charged
with being engaged In fight in which Christian VOL
fcrt was killed. and four have been arrested In Jersey
City for fatally beating Joseph Doraschal
The Into WilliamBburgh horror is explained.
Mra Merrf9au Ia reported to havo contested To the
police OF Williansburgh that aho murdered Mrs Ham,
mill on Wednesday evening last Tho money In pos
session Of Mrs Hanlsniu the motive. After pers
petrnting tho docd the body placed under bod!
and remned there all Thursday evening. Mrs. Mcrri
gan confeaBes that tlat evening she act IRE to the
room in which the body subsequently discovered,
naked anl scorched.
Capt. Kouuely hns found Mrs. Irving, vito Of
John T. IRVING the aolf-confosHed murderer OF Ma
than. The police raticent, mud merey admit TINT
they have Irving's wlfo unaor surveillance.
Ned O'Dalawin, tho Iiish giant, was nrraigncd In
tho Quarter Session to-day OH charge Of entering
house in tho night time with intent 10 1dll Henry j.
Clark beiug tho complainant. Prisoner Has acquitted
Of tho charge. He not Released, however there
fs another charge pending against him.
Tho Coroners Jury In TIM cnse Of Charles A. La
mont, tho broker found in front Of hts house thsa
morning with Ills mock broken rendered verdict Of
accidental DEATH tho evidence going to show that hia
fall out Of the window wRs accidental
, 1873-09-08

~ r.. 4. .'rnI,,,snN-.uts ssrn,.s.';r 80"
" o A" SAe"'%-s AHoc1oAo oAc'
cessofs
Special Dtsnatch tn The ch{cooo 71-3bun.
u,,,vay,r j., II oa,,t r,,. ~ .,,
,14, NJ, t1' nol'' @ o.-An" an'aosor"ng toPio
OF conversation here still continues to DO tho Harpor
defncaou. Tho Hun. D. W, Num- Buperytspy pl III
toruaI Royenue. arrived horc thia norn,no md nj
,rco +oo,r oh,ra, -, .,o ,m,. 1II ...,s.Ir -
.o ''on s"H.soot .no oo'ee' 1th lu'caukouoa ~
vcaR tn0 fact thNt tic deta!cat1on cIiats
wholly in tho caah account, and occurred
since tho 10Th Of August. whou ha 1aat roport VIVA
,no,o ~ n;s oo,toct,o.s for tho x,arth M ,,,o,t
R 600 have been deposited, leaving baance Of little
moro than $4,000 unaccounted for, which sum, as
stated baors i these dispatchcs makes up tho defn
cation. It ia prohobo that further Investigation will
ahow that he had been In tho habit for long time Of
using money collected In mouth TO make good his
account III tho preceding. ono Az is usual In such
cases. 1t is beloved tat woman is at tho bottom Of
tho mnter. It be tro, her locality and name yotrc-
mains unasccrtaned. The opinion tint Hhrpor ia In
Canada is still entertained.
Col 4Wcet did n0trrrlvo hero tonight, as wns ex-
poco1, but remained over In Chicago, with
d Wow, 1t Ia conjccturod, Of learning
something there about tho matter. Mr.
Smith, the deputy OF Ar. unrpor has returned from
That ho will bo able to mako everything clear touching
hts connection ia not for n moment doubted by h!s
frends. Col. Sweet will reach hero Monday or1linR
aud In tho tMe Col, Mum Will rclnntn In cnargc
OF the Office md continue to prosecute auch inquiries
nB will develop all the fncte
There yet many ru1nora involving other pn1tics
which ronlatn to DO settled. COL Yaryar IN oicer OF
tho novonue Department, sort Of General Inspector,
who has boo1l lhtoy III Leavenworth, K0n., has also
, 1873-09-08
FAIRS.


NEBRASKA STATE FAIR.
Special Ltsuatch to The Chtcpgo Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb sept, o.-Tho following rremiums
were awarded at tho Stato Fair:
County, $40. -
Lo. Q. mars, yesrs old and under 81, 8, Cook,
Lincoln, 49, Lot 6, management Of horses by lady
Mrs. Cook Lincoln, go. Io. 10, stallion swoep-
stakes-F. B. Shepherd, lincoln $780, Lot 8, single
carriage aria hosseA e. Msstins. Hnooln *2o Let s,
County $40. Lot stallion, yoars DID, and nulss
ysars 9d, aamo. Stallion, b years and mules yoars
aud mnlss e. years old-N1. E. Powell, Elvood, caaa
by A1sass under ID yeara-AIlss johnson, Ashland,
sa1nao5s County siq LIT 10 s!alon ayeara and
LIT 6, stallion with threo eola-1oseph bishop, Lin.
coin, $50. Lot g. stallion years o1dapl under three
J. 8. Casper, Lincoln, $40. Tot g. management OF
horses IN saddle by lady 1ciss II. j. Metres,
n5em!um malagemont si horse in saddle by Indy over
um SO S's and pisto @ utaps nrS
yeArs md over-R. Anderson, Falls City, so. Lot
g. stallion years old and overJ. F. Jinney, Nebraska
City, $50. Lot 8. ono roadster horao-L. h, Moore,
$50. Lo o, paie Of draft horsca-Jamea wardon, No
brnHkA City, $40.
, 1873-09-08
THE CHOLERA.
Tho Disease In Southern IlIlnofs.-Iec.
ports from Kentucky

Tho Disease In Southern IlIlnois--Iec-
ports from Kentucky.
Special Dtspatch to The Chfcaqo Tribune.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. G-Tho cholera is reported ut
Murphyshoro, Ill.,, and in the Mississippi Bottom,
west Of Dougoa. Several deathB have occurred in
both places.
Special Dfspafch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUpuQuE, H., Eopt. CA man named Bonner died
on the steamer Rock Island to-day, whom near this
city, Of cholera THIS is the first case of the diso4se
reported occurring tho river above St. Louis thia
Benson.
iowa CITY, 1a., Sept g.-Tho caro- Of cholcrn 70.
ported yesterday proves tc hHve beon Of very mild
fype aud did not result .tai1y but had tho OBJECT OF
bringing ot tie Health 4 COMMITTEES Tho , gsvo Dire re-
Marshal has orlcrs to aren't at my person not
cleaning up as directed
CAIRo ill.,, Sent. O--Partiea direct from Murphys-
boro Jnckaon County report eight deaths there on
Thursday from choltA and salt new essos yesterday
Jonesboro Union County, died from tho disease
It appears 10 be srcading through tho low grounds
west Of tho 1nss Central Railroad, tho llissis-
stppl River.
, 1873-09-08

HALIFAX, Sept. 6,-AddiHonh particulars Of the re-
cent disastrous storm this coast have como to hnn
It ostimatod that thirty vcssea with all handa wero
lost III North Day alone. or this number the names Of
ouly three American schoonors hays ecn asccrtntncd-
Rich.
The loaa Of property On shore is immense.
In Capo Dreton,. tloso farmers who have lost
their burns will lavo difficulty in SAVING
thelr crops II ia feared theru will bo starvation
among tho fishermen, and 1t in probable that oven
among tho farers who sustained heavy losses by tho
gne there Will DO suffering. Tho country will not get
over 1t for years. .
On tho Nova Scotia aldo Of the Strait Of Canso all
tho wharves between Port hnlgravo aud Sand Point
carried nway. About COO barrels Of naekerel wero
lost of tho wlarycs ut Port hfnlgravo.
From Nyiere Dourgeoso two tlHhing-yessc1s wcro
lost With ail hands.
Schooner Bonnie Jean and I'LL American achooner
wcrc lost tho north sdo OF Prince Edwards Island,
with al hands.
, 1873-09-08

SPAIN.

MADn1p, Sept. Gin tho session Of ths Cortos, Ia
day, senor CASTELAR, f,rthcr demanded. o. condition.
upon which ho would hosopt onloc, that he 10 emras
ert to ucrcaso tho army, plsrclaHe so0 rifles
organzo lilo militia, aud inipuse forced oan, Or lt
furnished n,cAnq by which ho ea obtain 100000 oM
rca1s to meet THO o1ponscs Of TIN war against
tho Carltsts and Insransiaonte 1nsnrgcnts.
l1o. also demanded authority to ausl end The
constitutional guarantees and doprve the Ayunt MI
entos Of tic powers they now exercise when, In his
Judgment, auoh moasres become necessary. The Cor
tes unnnimousy voted TO- confer alt the powors de-
narted. " ~
Tho Deputies from tho 1sland Of Porto Rleo, with
tho exception Of Hcnor Corchedo support tho candi-
daoy Of CASTELAR, for the Presidency.
Benor Martos has arriyod in Madrid.
LoHnoN, Sept. "a spechl dispatch from Dlarritz,
states that MArpllsl Barrapo 1efft hero On THURSDAY
for Madrid. 49, -.
, 1873-09-08
OSHKOSH.


A Girl Completely scnIped by ncing
Caught Up by shn8ttnR--Fnsal Fnll,
Special Dtspatch to TAe Chicaoo Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, Sept GA horrible accilont o.
CURED In tho lumber and shinglo mill OF Duoka.aR
Bros. Chnee, which resulted in tho complete
ecalping Of young lady, tearing out evory hair Of
her head. Tho unfortunate girl, named Lcnn Grim
Ing, waa employed In packing shingles. whom tho
khuctle on shaft above her caught hcr
hair, which wound around tho ahaf lifting aor up to
the coiling, whore ue entire scalp was torn of, fol-
lowing limo Of her hair+ Tho deah was taken with
to the floor, got up and walked to tho oIice where
abe got Into buggy and vns drivon homo. Bho can
not recover.
carpenter named. Louis Bogardus fcn from
seao1 tAH morning, striking his brcaBt upon large
family,
, 1873-09-08
MEXICO.

MATAr1onAs Sept. o.-Nowa from Monterey oontin-
uea 10 indicate probable outbreak in that city In con.
sequence Of contest for tho election OF Governor
for the State Of Nouva Leon. Gen. Garcia Ayaa hay.
lug roceived majority Of tho popular voto ovor eher
ee.s tn tho LcgHnturo upon which tho choice now de-
volves: Tho present State Government bitterly op.
s pss nn asas o
evolution Of laat year, who In sympathy with tho
State authorities, havo reached Monterey and have
taken up their quarters thcro. Tho Federal Govorn-
ment. which Ia supposed to favor Con. Garcia Ayan
haa ordered severnl companies Of cavalry from Ban
looked for. '
, 1873-09-08
rxu,Ku1x I,nitts i'm 1u,linnu.

Fonr WAYNE, Iuti., Hopt. GA negro, who had 10
cao<l himself liz Jetferson Township, Albums County,
about wunty miles from lere, was Ku-Klll1ed few
nights snco 1Io had settled tlsro but week or 70
ago mud hn just completed biz home aud moved i
negro out, and thnn rnzod tho house to tho ground
and tlruatoAed iiH life ii he returned. Tho parties
engaged in this outrage unknown.
Tho barn Of Nicholas uurgor, III Adams County, was
burned day before yesterday. together with tho co1-
.ltA consls.ina Of largo quantity Of grain hay and
scel,diury III attempt was nlao made 10 ra his res
dencc, which only partly succeasiul. Tho total
loss Ia estimated at 81, 0u0, without insurance,
, 1873-09-08

S5,ecia! Dispatch to 1Ae Chfcayo Tribune.
Iowa Cry, Sept G.-Work will he resumed soon on
the !. y, " Il. H., and in few weeks wo ahau hayo
direct conncctioI! with Chicago hy two routes.
Special Dapateh 10 1hs chicaGo Irtbuns,
sr. JOSEPH, NO., Sept .o.-Tho business over tho
bridge ut this rlaco Increases very rapidly Tho num-
ber of loaed ours crossing has ncrotyc from twcnty-
avo to aoscntyhVo per day. Most Of theso 90 CHI
cago,
MILWAUKEE, Sept. G.-Tlle Fond tlu Lao AIRLINE
this city, Numbering nearly l,O1 people, who we.e
welcomed by Mayor LudlnGson and othor mon Of
prominence Tho party returned this 0yoning In the
best of spirits.
CEpAn FALLS, Town, Sept. G.-Orounl was broken
hero on Thursday on tho uarrowgaug railroad pro-
whore tho finest coas m ,naxauutble quantities, viii
be opened to he, Noyes 1Iaydeh, l. Co. arc the con-
Tractors OK tho work between Cedar Falls and Belle
plRino.
, 1873-09-08

NEW YonK, Sept. a. London letter saya that hr.
aIotlcy'g ronvaesccnce continues to show noua but
from biz visit 10 Luviaon Cover who left nothing
tlono to make hs guests etay delightful. Lord and
Lady Granville wero Of the party. Wlen Mf. Motley
carried to ill., carrlage uo goea to Horworsh Oasc,
In Cumberland OIL visit 70 Mr.. Howard, tho brother
him, His plyacian says TINT hs nny make the Jour-
ney, which y some ssyen honsa BY rai without rlskt
Snd ths railway ,snn hase Ised a. SaT1gs
go to Scotland visiting Sir William Sterling Maxwell,
at Ker, aud perhaps accepting other Invitations.
, 1873-09-08

SPRINGFIELD, N1ass., Sept. e.-The contest betweon
Butler pad Wnahburn Is virtually settled, far tile
nomination by the Convention ID concerned, and Gen.
Durf ia irrcrierahy beatcn. Tho returns up to mid
nfpat show that In tho western counties aahburn has
III, and Butler Ct delegates and 20 aro doubtful
sr contested, while In the reat
Of tho State, which fs Dutler's
stronghold, WashIurn has 165 Butler, 2aa aud
douhtf making tho total fooiings, UP to tho present
-Washburn, 358; Hutler 28g; doubtful, 20. Tic
towus Remaining to DO heard from those which are
almost certain to go for Waahhurn, anl his major-
tty ovor Butler III tho Convention will be 150 up
wnrla.
boston, Sept. 8.-Dutlera headquarters iu this city
nukes tho number Of delegates to tho Republican
burn
, 1873-09-08

specfal nispatch to The Chicago 1tfbttne.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. GA ]args barn. owned by Frank
Rush. large cate tloler, burned hero laHt night.
Tho fire bruko cut about II O'clock and bofora e t1ro
Department could got to work It TOO far gono to DO
aaved but they kept from spreading to tho adjou-
tng buildings. Tho loss was about S, 900 Insured Tor
$780, Thu horses md carriages saved. It Ia sul-
posed to 10 tho work Of Hi inceudiary.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 6.-yestcrday afternoon
some children playing IN tho barn OF Jonn Hazara.
about four milca from the city set II on nre. and "
tle boy yoars DID, Of r. uszard, pershed In tho
flames.
ALBANY Sept. 8,-palmer Newton b Uo.'s aaa-
ander Arc-brc works In tho north part Of R city,
totally destroyed by fire to-nfght Loss, about
&5UOOO.
, 1873-09-08

Special U1spdfch 10 7Nc Chtcugo 7rlb4ne
DETROIT. Sept. Gin tho u1octing OF tho Cigar
1aaiern' International Union today to nets Of tho
approval by the staading CO Committee and . lengthy M
discussion took place concerning Of The ecis-
fons which had been given. Tie report Was finally
adopted ontiro.
Tho following officers wero e1octod President VIII
liam O. Canon. oleyoland, O.; yso Presidents, Joseph
N. T.; socrotary, Ed. ]. Cox, Dinghamton, N. Z.
, 1873-09-08

DETROIT, Sept. 0.-Edwsrd Moore who was arrested
at Owasso, l1ch on the l1th u charged with roisou
ing Ills 1nother-in-law, Mrs. Wurtomhurg, causing
her doath committed suicide at tho county jail, al
Corunna, last night.
Lou1sy11LE, Ky, Sept. G.-Oharles II. Veach, vol.
known citizen OF JciIorBonvtne, committed nMci1o
Inst night by taking laudanum. He wrpto letter to
friend before death. giving family tronblca md pov
erty aH tho reason for the act.
, 1873-09-08
Curnhogn County t0.) Republican,
Nominations

CLEVELAND, Aopt. 0--!rAo Republican County Coil
tora, William 1pHham, II. ". Cnrtlaa n"nrescnla-
ttve" O. !. l'I,' T. f%;rhcnS.tcA, % l. ~ cn,y, II
1lcds, l,ar1s cndwul; Auditor, III. s., Jo,es !;
Treasurer, +. ". lcItnn; nccut.rr, T.. II. l.o,m
rrores'it'nE Attorney, Wi1anl Nobinaon Coroner,
4. Clark Miller.
, 1873-09-08
ERAMrE.

LONDON, Sept GA special dispatch from Paris 10
tho 3tnses sayR Tho trial of II. Nano will not tko
place Until After tho Of MarsaI Daxaine ta dspostd
Of 1t is also said In the dispatch that iotcr
pnrporng to 10 from the DUO DO Broge 10 English
apomatst giving hs reasons for the overthrow Of III.
journal, Is apoeryphal.
, 1873-09-08

6r. LOUIS, NO., Sept. 0.-The loath.rate this week
WAS 1885, of which wero by choern, aud i5 by cholera
1nfantun.
Tho motion for now trial IN tho Eott-oark social
evil case, made in tho C1rt Of Criminal Gorreo-
ton md overruod by Judge uolvIn. The caAo will be
appealed 10 tina Supreme Court.
ST. LOUIS, sert; o.-h1ra. Duncan, who was shot By
, 1873-09-08

!ypteial Dispatoh u The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Aopt. 6.-Thnmns Wright, brakeman on
the 1inos Central laiiroAd was Killed at tic freight
depot hero Tonight, while switching cars Ono Of s
htmseK run over him, crushing hla right ice,
breaking his left arm, md almost ReYarng lila hes
from hts body. The CoronerH verdict saya no ono
vAH to blame
, 1873-09-08

NEw YonK, Bopt, 6.-Prof. James Btrope. Of Draw
sominary, and Qhlot Of the Typographical oosps IL
oreanizlng ~ expedition for Whiting Egypt, Aaia
Minor, and Palestine, which Will start about Christ
Wy accompany hit n also limited and ssloct pastY
, 1873-09-08
Killed. by Falling Earth.

Special Nspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
CA1no, bspt. b.-Martln bunch, I hboror on tho
southorn Illinois Insane Asylum, at Aunn, wns killed
to-day ly IN ebanklueut cAvng In whiIe he was ppep
institution, ~
, 1873-09-08

Iowa Clry, Town, gopt 8.-Col. William Hornor,
late OF Virginia. noted Confederate olHcur tliVd
here last night.
srn1so.1ELp, H., SEPT. o;-1he Rev. Perry Lou.
night after long anu painful nlnsss.
, 1873-09-08
Ded1nlb County <aIa.) Farncra' NonS-
n1lffQlas

Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune,
DEKALB, Sept. 6.-The D DsKaib County Farmers had
worry enthusiastic convention hero to-lay. Tho Hon.
j. II. Curry was chosen Chairman, Ed Leach secrcta-
r., and v ntx Assistant Hecretary. The nominations
1sr county officers are; Fur Judge v. Y. sedgwlck
Schools q. p. Hull Clcrk. O. Conrad.
The Livingston County Far'ners' platform unan-
imiouay adopted as tho sentiment Of tho Convention.
Tho proceedings wera worry harmonious, md tho
speeehes etrongIy denounced monopoly, corruption,
aud thieving III every form,
, 1873-09-08
Shooting AffrnY ut n Fair.

STURGEON, Me-, Sept. 6.-Inlmodiatcly after the
closo Of tho exhibition ut tho fair hore today an alter
cation took place between John ". Hall and Joseph
Wright, In which Hull was INSTANTLY killed by pistol
ball through tho heart. both drunk. Wright was
recently from Nentucky, whcro II 10 said he killed.
man, 1Io mounted lis horse after the shooting aud
escaped to tho woods. no was pursued BY party OF
cltlzQN9. ~.
, 1873-09-08
Oconu Steamship News.

New yonx, Sept. o.--Arrived, steamship Moaele,
from Drc1neD.
LONDON, Sept. 0.-Tho steamship Great Eastern Is
cxpccted to return to Sheerncss on tho 18th Of hs
manth, .......
LIVERPOOL, Sept. G.-Tho steamships Algeria and
Alabama, from Now York, have nrryod out,
CARDIFF, 6opt. 8.-Arriyed, steamer Pembroke, from
Now York.
, 1873-09-08

Catnofs s..+..,...:....,....,.... .
ITnte-2:2s 2:25, 2:24.
The match race for $4,000 between Dan AIncaB
DMucho and nowons Ben Flagler wuB won by tho
latter in tho lrs, third, aud fourth heats III 2S2,
210N, 2:31, and $3.50.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToRoNro, scpt. 2.-The st Lollik Cricket Club wero
victorious over tho Toronto, making 1.0 rms III tho
while Toronto scored 81 tn tho first mud 81 In Tho
o1id innings. -
TORONTO, Sept. 0.-The water In tho bay was aga!n
too lnpy to permit tho rowing TO como OF ills
forenoon, hut ut $40 p NJ. tho gun was fred as the
cot1petttora n the race for the professional alngo
aecod So, The comroiitors Henry Doultor mud
Evan Morris, Of Pittsburgh. und Thomas Loulon md
1obbcry, Of Toronto. Coultor won by lengths
Morris second.
pn1LADEIpn1A, sens 0.-1aBo-ball: Athletics, "A !;
WAAlfuNOuB 2,
, 1873-09-08

Spectal Dspatch to Thd Chicago Tribune,
CEpAn nArIDs, H., Sept. 8.-Tho twentieth Town
Slate Fair opens In this city on Monday next: Tic
ably reach 5000 by Tuosdav The ely il rapidly dilng
up with visitors. The lisual crowd Of monte nlen uu1
other gamblers are coming In full force.
, 1873-09-08
Both Anderson and Weldon src

s; sI snS,5: por. :. Both Anderson and weldon 'ro
Her seol superintendent H. Blossom received
the Unanimous yoto. Ho Is RRo Republican. Il =.
Tho notnitocs Republicans and tho higheat voto
cast for who In Democrat fH or tho npnl
need, Lott llaa cen murclntt, anl In Justlco
Of tho Peace. AnlcrAnn also laa been ncrrmnt, anA
IL now tho County IroaBuror. DAker aud 6loason
farI1H RI.
Tie Dnh,ncr4tA frol injured by this nomination,
waF evident tllat ie Republicans lad lHnrrt IN net
tim Clltro LunirGl. Wnth1r tho DGinuCrats wilt ca
Convention and put ul' Ticket IL not dGcltlcd,
, 1873-09-08
THE StlEZ cAMMi

~. PAn1s, sept 9-1t Ia stated upon authority that
ssls passing through the canal below The limit xed by