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ff.'N apthai Nsf'atch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NDEs Mofnrs,, In; July 20.-rI,e citizens Of
st1iayti ontho Took Island Il Pacific Road, twon-
ty-clCht mi1oa wcst Of wllero tito train VIVA
robhcd on Monday 1nBt, woro aro,taod ut O'clock
this morning by tho report Of revolver, and tl,e
cry OF " Mnrdor." Tho Bcono Of tho tumult mud
ooilfilafon Wad tho jowolfy storo of LintlHny l.
Campbell, who a!Bo koop RESTAURANT In Tho
same building. About 11:s0 laat evening, two
tnaakcd robbers tntorel tho Htorc aud Expressed
. doairo for something to cat to A1r. Campbell,
who was slocpIng iu tho ntoro. They got In By
turning THO key, which had boon loft In tho door,
with pair OF ,pincors. Thoy stated that tloy
bors. upon which Mr. Campbell asked them why
thoy wore ulasked, and they oaid bocnuno tho
tobbcra know tlom., Thcy followed Mr. Gimp
boil around with lohded rovolvorB, and COM
nonMod O. hun 70 sot thom What they wnntod. Aftor
themselves Of What money they could and In
the dravor, telling him to go to bed and koop
still, and that, It le made tho loaHt alnru1.
they would shoot him. Asking him whero Capt.
stuart's office and bank woro they oponod tho
door mud went out. h1r. Campbell waited until
ho thought thoy had got out Of sight and wont
put tho back door to arouse Mr.. fittlsny, who
lives tho noxt door. Ono Of tho robbers fired nt
him, but missed, and Campbell giving tho cry OF
:. Murder" the Villains ran. It iB thought That
thoao robbers belong to tho railroad bandit
gang.
Information hla boon received from roliablo
parties in Missouri, tLis morning, establishing
tho identity Of tho gang Of robbors who plunder-
cd tho railroad train. Their route has boon
traced from tho wreck aorosa tho Burlington Il
Railroad: They hayo acntsorod, and aro pushing
toward Southwestern Missouri They aro known
to belong to gang Of ba1ltitti who lavo boon a
terror to the Rottlors In southwestern Missouri,
, 1873-07-28
NEW YORK..
Tne Arootslyn Trust Con,pnny,. stntc.
lncnt--.Hfi'ssosl R1nFdorora 1Arrcutct
Entie1 to -AErcC.-A1lDtfaer yyife.71ur.

Tine Brooklyn Trust Compnnv,. s,atr.
ncnt--.Alle;,usl RInrlorora Arroufc,t..
Entiel to -AgrCc.-AMOtf,er yFjfc.v5rr
dor.
Special Dtspatch to Tae Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRH, July 20.-The police nra making n
Hocond raid tonight On Washington Market ,
10 opposition. :,
Tho Affairs Of tho Brooklyn Trust Conpanv
arc maao to appoar favorable by tho roport OF
tho Rocoivcr, but confidence is not rostoroa.
1hc Nocoivor puts tho total loaoss ut $3.50, 900,
but many Of tho bonds enumerated among tho
asaota aro thought to DO worthlous.
[1b tho associated Trtas1
NEw YomK, July 28.-Tho RccoiVor Of tho
brooklyn Trust Company has1nado statement
s3,S50, 597 it's liabilities Of 882i5 07d. loH7in0
2 Burplrs Of a105 525. Tho Recoiyor eayg thntl
ie has not boen ablo to find any ovorilraftp ne
cept thoso made by tho lato h1r. Mills OF
s147, 1000, for which no collatcrn1B aro In bank.
anu thoho made by Secretary Nodman, amount.
lat1valH.
), Ihreo OF six negroes, safd to bo concerned II,
tho murder OF Delia Corcoran. on Bunday Inst.
hhso boon arrested. Tho wom1n wns first ont.
ragged, thon murdered aud her body thrown into
the Hudson Rivor, opposite Yonkors. -
The jury In tho caso OF e1-Clfef Of poltoo
MoWilliama A.! and ox-Dctootivo Doyle, Of jersey
burglars to rob tho First National Bank Of tiat
olsy retired at noon to-day, md, failing to agrco
on Q verdict, werc locked up for tho night.
Jasper schullor returned under tho influence
OF liquor, tonight, to his homo No. so Riyingtou
slroot. nna md quarrel with his wifo about his
wages. which he tortninated by stabhing her
fatally fatally oaspcr and; hia son Ludwig wero ar
, 1873-07-28
THE CANADIAN SCANDAL.

Tho Nfinistcrtnl ProSs Throws the
ABlhme OF tho E'ncific IRnlIrond Swine
die on SIR 1ns,Eh AlIa1-~-Pe etisiUng
for Il Parliamentary Rnvcstfrntion.
speeia1 Dtsuateh to The Chicago Tribune,
TORONTO, July 26.-Tho prcsont policy Of tho
ministerial press is to place the blame on Sir
Hugh Allan aud the late Sir George E. Cartier
for the corrupt compact, and advocate an in
vestigation boforo a royal commission in tho
case OF tho Ministry. Wero tie latter course
adopted the Government would onnct tho farce
OF tho appointment OF it's own Judges, and no
sano man could oxpoot anything but acauittal.
j, Petitions against proroguing arc in circulation
Throughout the Province, asking that Parlia-
ment be permitted to discuss tic Question, and
are readily sgned by men OF all political partos.
tublic meetings arc announced At various
points to obtain an expression OF opinion on tho
question. There aro no new developments. The
st. John telegraph, the leading ministerial pa-
por OF New Brunswick, has thrown up tho
ment's guilt.
, 1873-07-28
THE GORDON CAcE-

:. -
Tho Alleged 1Kiduuppcrs Of f40rd Cor
Yor ,rr1uI In d,ctohcr.
Mn.'l,' - 80 ~ M. .-u--. A..
FORT GARRY, July 26s-Ihe following 1a tho
tt,a ,,,,o.;o-, - ha,l - +,o a,,a,aa 1a..,,e,,
tao 4uo8'.ou u pu9' u LILO aaeBco A'onappess u
Lord Gordon:
This Queen n, Hov e. al. This Ia m annl,ca.on an
tho parf Of the praoncra 10 DO admitted to bull Tho
iaw usyg II il discretionary viii lie Judge. bofore
Eyeryono. / mink. must unfsorsfauti that ths
worti sidsgcrctIon." rs harn usad doea net @
prbitrarv viii admit ono ueraon to hail mud nnter
ginnr sircumstnnces Withhold it from a,othor inrai
aserotten Is aeasd by sis E%a5a ;;s G9ke e ds
Int ~ snnlv Il Ia he neao in noint n has hasn ahn
dnntiv eatsbnhc1 In ovii9cncn and n1n,tftoI rv ~
fnnst two NJ tha nTisnnnra 1Inv mi Il To- ~
csn. TINT t,ey Hiov ami Teeran, ris,, lin
ertive con,,rrntion of 1retrhar md Tont
fsv +,rcii,1y sni-oa ~ 1 oaa 540 tt IIas
, 1873-07-28

NEw. ORLEANS July 2o.-Dispatohes from,
Contrat and Eastern I'oxas givo favorable ao-
counts of Tho growing orops. At Waco tho oropH
There WAS heavy rain in tho vicinity Of Jelfor-
soa last night. Tho crop prospects arc np!on-
dld, promising bettor yscd Of corn aud cotton
than for many years..
NA1olIEz. Miss, July 90. The present appear
anoo Of tho crops Is fair Oatorplllars have
appcIroa at somc fow plnccs, but no damage
ilan 1et boon aouo. At VickBburg tho cron
prospects arc not SO favorable aa Inst wear,
Tho ormA have appeared Oh several plantations.
UnfaDrabto,
ennNEeonr, July 20.-The cotton crop In this
md a<taoont .pariHhca is reported doing vol,
where tle cultivation Inns boon good. Thore IL .
orally, howoyor, tho laborora aro working woll..
The cotton plant ia reported Of good alSo. and
forming vol, though HomowhaE backward as
oompasM With last year. Tho prospects, Of yicld
, 1873-07-28
INDIANAPOLIS.

Hln1a m2HsinR--Eoul PIny Suspectod--
The Coming Exhibition.
Special Ds1'ateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
1SDIAsAPoL1s July 2G.-A man na1nod Albert
aornan residing III tho suburbs Of the city, ia
mlasing since Thursday. He came to Indianap-
oils mud mado Some purchases, showing aomo
money, and has not boon heard Of since. Foul
play is feared. His family is wild with foar.
Iho Exposition Mann gers to-day arranged
with Prof. Henry A. Ward, OF Rochester, N. T.,
to exhibit his cabinet Of fossils here during tho
Es1poaition, including the last mammoth nioga-
Iherinm and several hundred smaller specimens.
It viii require two cars to transport It. It viii
10 tho first exhibition Of tho kind in tho Wost.
Harry Hillihrd, tho artist, will 20 to Chicago
noxt wook to arrange for paintings for the E1-
position.
E. @. Tuttlo was to-day appoiutod Asslatant
General Superintendent.
, 1873-07-28

The Ginseol Incest Unsc-.sptrtrunl
1&otrcnt OF tho Slstcrs OF CI1nrity.-
Suffocnted In n Well.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune
DUBUQUE, July 26.-Ginaoel, accused OF iucest,
WAS roloaaed to-day from that charge Oh tho tea-
tlnsony of his alleged daughter, who Bwore that
1ho was not his daughtor, and that ho had no
criminal intimacy with her. Tho child born of
this girl was e1humcd to-day, and it's skull WAS
found fractured in throo places, proving that It
was murdered. Tho Ooronor hold an inquest on
the body OF the chlld this afternoon, but the
Jury reserved their verdict until they hear tho
testimony Of Bovoral important witnesgos, WHO
will be examined on Monday.
Tho spiritual rotreat OF tic sistors Of Charity,
which has been going on Mt their mothor-houao
4, inshis county for o wooh past, casno to M end
this morning. Ono hundred and twonty -avo Bis
tera took part In tho rotroat. At tho closp
twonty nonas took tho VOWS Of profosBed Sisters,
poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Lust night, at McGregor, William Noyins do
aeonded into q woll, and was suirocatod with
foul air. A noighbor, in attempting to roaouo
him, camo noar mooting tho sarno fate. Noying'
body was taken out with grappllng g-irons.
, 1873-07-28
STEAMER SUNK,
Tho Steamer MosVell Snaggcd in the
Ohio teivcr--Al Saved but TWO Chil.
dten und u XOun1 Indy.


Special Dispatch TO The Chtcaoo Tribune.
OAlRo, ILL.,, July 2v.-Newa to tho offoot that
tho steamer Jonnie Howell, bound from New DR.
lcans to Cincinnati, aud loaded with snlt. raoa
etc., had atruck n snag near CasoyyilIo l,ar. in
tho Ohio, River, about eight miles below Shaw
neetown, and sunk, was received in this oity To-
day. Tho wrooking boat Z. F. Eokert. inmoji-
atoly started for her RESCUE. From. Tia l}rat sn-
gineor Of tho Howell, alr. ". a: Pheian who
ca1no down on tho Qulckstop, 10 learn thu
following: At about o'clock this morning Tho Tho
Howell str1lek 0. .snag, which passed. tGronch har
hull forward of tho Boiler up through t,a hojer
deck and hurricane root Everybody was oro,sofI
as soon ~ possible, md informed that tho hoat
was sinking rapidly, aud to kcep cool md f iii
e1tinguis'lod, and darltness prevailing, two CHI.
dron wero drowned, and, It is tGoueht. ono
young, lady:, Tho bodies Of tho oLiliYan wnro
found in the. cabin. lAH soon a noasiI1o
tho passongera aud crew woro taken on shnro
whero they remained until daylight, and then In,
passongera went to shawnootown, tho crow row, M ro.
manning with the boat. The Howol waa a 'aroo
steriwhcq ss, no boat, and waa valued at abosat
wv ooo. 1t ls not known horo whether ain wns
injured or not Mr.. pholan states TINT MI b, tho
officers lid thcr duty aud TINT tic nm nassonoo1 W. ,no
nIo toua IN lhelr praise: Tho steamer llos IN.
Htxeoon foot OF water, and Ia not worth raiainp 49,
, 1873-07-28
EkRflTQne1 Nt,1va,

e. .specfal Dispatth 70 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
sPh1NaFIELp, ILL.,. July 2G.-Iho artlciot for
tho conHolldhtlon of tho CheBtor 4 Iron Mnun.
tain lsailroad Company with Ito Tamaroa% % Uoaj
g d.1.S MafiIoaa Company, under tho nane Of tho
Iron Mountain Il Eastern Nailrond Comnanv
"Gfo ioan lsd with tho Secretary Of Stato to-day
E100, 900. ''"''' "''n e"p''at OF
n,h.r. Air oAnsoN. Col, July 2b.-A dl,tlneulsbsd
ifnsaoios s0t3snGa Hon. H oSl"ding q Mayor
6ton9 aud wife, of pnsblo Ga ind ot,i PresIiopt NJ f.
y. y; Carr, General Bunerlnfendont suon' nn~on
bboa,Teta5y ba,xay g: D. sa.horn, of tLo Kanaas Pacific
Cty, to-day inauguratod track-layins n"tas "n tha
Arkansaa Valley hailroad, which Il Gotng W buils t
under tho auapicoa OF tho Kansas paciilse Raii.
road from thls point to Pueblo. An oxoursio.1
train WAS rllu to tho ond Of tho track and tilo
patty Witnessed tho laying Of nearly milo Of
Inaib. Tho work III progressing ut tho tato Of
fnfee mlles per day, aud tAe truck is expected to
, 1873-07-28
THE CHOLERA,
Tho scourgo Elnkca Its Appearance
In nnpo1is--Advices from other

Tho scourgo E1nkcs It's Appearance
In lndtnnnpo1ix--Adv from Other
Points.
speeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 26.-The dreaded
Asiatlo monster, cholora, has arrived. Throo
Tho physicians havo gil along Htoutly tloniod tic
existence m OF cholera, but to-day compelled to
occurred q. one house, and tho SYMPHONIC were
unmiBtakahle, Precautionary monBsrea ara In
10 immediately instituted by tho Board Of
Health to proyont its spread; aud keep tho do
6troyor in bounds The city ia in o fair sanitary
condition. Thoro is considerable oxoitomont to.
night. W.
Lou1sv1LLE, Ky July 20.-Tho cholera js
sgaan breaking out in Bowling Groom, Ky. Two
Is confined entirely to that race.
Ut; Logls, July 2G-The mortality report OF
tho Board Of Health for the wools ending this
evoni1ig shows tho total doatha $685. docreauo
from tho previous week. Of 80 1oathB. From
cholera, a.; increaso Z; cholera morbus, SO;
doorenHe, 81.
LErTEh FnoA THE MAYOR OF MT. VERNON IND.
hlAYons oFr1oE, MT. VERNON, Ind,
Editors 81. Los.fs Giobe; ~ N0"'
tona ropofa Of cholcra IN ut. ycriao, sak room In
your journal for tho following believing 1t viii ecryo
eopo wi othsr may Know wen lha " shSara
leayea 'n md 1s safo to como amongst us. We, Of
AK IT, IL our un sa ins ~ n Il sanne sn
to 40 1t therefore I will, through your kind
at tl, ns nc inform lo public or
It ta now ai1 weeks since cholera ma1o iss sppcsr
aneo here Art H. 1e!ghborl,ooa three i1es
two wocks 1t carried on ton persoug, living in an
arsA q one mile. Tlon II alowly advanced on our
oaoi to hut usuy tssna Ii Is n 9ano asst ysyenv wa
% & S'osS eass q # tss sas eeS I T e.
Hntu,
, 1873-07-28

=. s1K Fn;ASo1sco. July 25.-Julos ureephood =
IN this ety y0aas man Mho was wel
Office Of tho New England Mutual Lffo I"anD IN 1uo
hae haco CoI.mpany;by Hhooting hmBolf through tho
t0sse sr Ie11a ~ 9x ss tho supposed CAUSE
railroad tralu tho 1oyeo tha mornnts f. y eno
nnea ao John Fisher, steamboat mnn md u tho
Coronera inquest reyealcd tho fanf thnt ha . s11o
nittea trt,e suicide by deliberately lying down on tic
, 1873-07-28
AGt1ATlc.


eGUII1Na MATCH At PIT TrSDuNGH..
Special Dtspafch to Ihs Chtcuyo Tribune,
P1r1snUaon. July 2G.-The great single soull-
ing match botwoeu Paul Louthor and Niok Ueu-
marsh camc of on tho lower Monongahola
groat interest, and much expectation was evinccd
at tho result Of tue contest. Tho day was
showory, md hard wind prevailed, but did not
prevent tho raco coming OF. The contest was
for $1,000. Louthor was tho choice $1D to 81.
and o'clock, but long before TINT time tho
banks OF the Glyor wcro lnod with
eager spectators. The river was also
lively with small crafts. AT ton minutes
soon got into line, aud the word go was givon.
Tho rain at tho time Was pouring down. Tho
mon started OF, Louther having tho inside track
towards tho. pittuburgh sloro. Louthor was
dressed in olive colorod tights, and Danmarsh In
dark blue. They made splonidi start. Louther
taking tho lead but wns ovcEtakon ut Markotgtroot
bridge by Donmarah, who passed him by about a
length. On the home nt1etoh, near Ferry street,
Lou.her's course. Tho latter coming up eausod
q collision, tho SOULS coming together, whnp
Louther Strengthened mp and mato the home
strotch thrco longths ahond. DonmarBl rowed in
quito leBurely. DennlaraLs friends claimed =
foul, while tho Clipper Club, Of which Louthor
Is mombor, demanded that the race 10 rowcd
over again. Tho judges hold n consultation,
and decided tho race DO rowod oyer again at I
o'clock tllin evoning, but tho mon did not come
TO timo, and tho race WAS declared d draw
!outher will pnhlish a card in to-morrov's
Ledder challenging Denmarsh to raco three or
aye M m Mules On tho lower Aonongahela course tor
$1,000 side.
After the above raco waa over Nick snyt1or
and Tad Wright rowcd single ncull raco over
tho Same course for S25G, which was won by
snydor by half a lengsh.
The last deposit IN the Bcharif- Coulter race
mado tonight. " "'~N
, 1873-07-28

Special Dspatch to phs Chicago 7ftbuW.
GA1Ro, ILL.,, July 20.-In match gains Of base
ball botweon tho Molocs, Of Cairo, and the niy-
yostorday ovening, tho Rlvofados wsn tho game
by u acoro Of % to 81.
, DosroN. July 26.-Daao ball-Ddtimores, II;
BostonB, IA.
Atlantics, 4.
on oPnl1.ApE1rn1A, July 2G.-Dase Bal1-Athletics,
3oi Waahingtona, 10.
, 1873-07-28
Peculiar Accident.

6feeIaE hspaleh 70 Ths Caf3Qo Iffbune,
CEpAn RA11ps Iowa, July e8.-Iu this city,
this afternoon,'a young man kpkel accidentally
brick from tho top Of tho wal Of tho Motro-
politun block upon tho hoad ot man named
0nrran, knocking him insenBhle for aomo time.
Ilo wound " worry Beyoro, but tho man may 70.
cover. Tho brick fell about forty feot.
, 1873-07-28
SPORTING. MATTERS.
THE TURF.
TnOTTIN0 AT DUBUQUE.

lAU1I1So AT uuDu4UEt
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1rf1uus.
DunuouE, July 2o.-The long-lookod-for and
much-tatked-of trot between Bay Charlie, owned
by Lagon / Sons, and Surprise owned by Will
lam Alderman, Of this city, came of at tho 1riy-
ang-parh this afternoon, Tho raco was for $500
to $500, bcat throo In flvo, milo hoate Tho first
1oat VaB won by Day Charlie in
2'48. Tho second hoat was also won
by Bay Charlie in 2:53]5. Tho third hcnt was
won by Surprise in 2:48.
The fourth hoat md tho raco WAS won
by Bay Charlie. Time. 2.5o Surprise
was tho fayorito at tho atart, and tho
odds lively In Lis favor, but tho result OF tho
raco proves hin backors bet without knowing
thor horBe. tho rIco was Witnessed by largo
concourso OF pooplo, mud IT is estimated th4t
on tho result.
SARATOGA nAoEH.
SARATOGA, Jnly 2G.-Just hs tho people Ind
assembled, and tho races woro about to begin, d
heavy thunderstorm came up accompanied by
violent rain and lightning, and whom tho storm
had coased the track was flooded fotlock-docp.
The first race was the Alabama stakes, swoop-
nominations of Which tho following startod
Buchu, Lexington tllly, Planet Ally, Tabitha
Minnie Y, sunrise, sallio Watson, and Lizzio
pools. Thoro sas % great I'd dilcnlty in settins tt ~
start, owing to tho fraotiouBnoss OF Minnie W.
Lizzie Lucas got away frat, but was aoon caught
BY Minnie W., who ,paased her, and, taking Tho
ond. Time, 2:2t2@.
In the second race for purao of $500, all
nEos, throo-quartora of milo, Gray, Planot,
Hurry Dasgett, Artiat, Tho Purse, Croclford
Valley Brook, Planet Colt, Mate, aud Quits
started. There WAS worry hoavy botsing on tho
race Bassott at the first being tho favorito, but
afterwards he and Crockford sold almost oyon.
Crockford won, Mato second. limo, 11791.
IN tho third race, stoeplo-ohnse, about tl,reo
miles, for purse Of s1, 100, tho following start
cd: ;. Duffy. Buck, Lanty Law1or, and Viloy.
Duffy waa the favorito ngainat the fold. Wiley
and Buck refused tho very first Jump, and were
out Of tho race from the start. Tho race was
spiritodly contested betwoon Duffy and Lauty
Lnwlor. Duffy lel until entering tho homo
stretch, whom Lanty oo!lared him, md coming
y under ad whip and spur, won by head. Time,
An otfort Is making to bring Tom Bowling and
Springbol together qgain on tho Saratoga course
at tho Gloss Of tlls second regular meoting. The
race will DO open to all horses entered for the
Trayors stakes, same diBtanco,-a mile and
throe-quarters. Tho Association will give 81 500,
and tho ownora Of horsoa will put up such sumB
as may bo agrood upon.
s.. CAMBRIDGE CITY nAoEs.
OAMDR1paE O1Ty, Inl,, July oB.-The raccs to-
dny wero vol attended. Tho track WAS heavy,
caused by tho rains last night md this morning.
Tho pacing raco waa won by HooBor Tom taking
tho two first heats. Timo-24G 2:44.
Tho thrco-minuto trot was won by qleddon in
threo straight heats. Time~-9:07 104 9:0i.
, 1873-07-28
Tho HIlx0n ran.th

NEW YonK, july, 2o,-IIans Glrod, Tresa,ror
VIII having taken 2oo to complete cont4aoEE to
tarsoi III to 1onssr9 oSay d VAC 5ons
plainant !oarnol that tho band ,Sas aio aio,t con
lsayo the country AA ""o "poue 10
, 1873-07-28
A Criminal Cnntnr.a

LoUIav1Ltk, July 20.-9roouvillo Wi!cox M.
gso, a'i osespsd convict from Clarksylllo. Tom
w,sro no broks jul N April, 1871, wsa eanturoa
iss hs city SfspiasG tesy and ns1 IN i
ct Montgomery County. Tenn, who By acoiSant :tls
, 1873-07-28
Tho Cleveland Sunday Gaw.

:, CLEVELAND, O.. July 20.-About 125 aaIoon-
decide what course to pursue Pogarling tha
orttsnaIea prohibiting tho Bale Of LIQUOR on Sun
Gays, gay wl''ch, goes into ofreet tonight. They
hnaliy agreed to oloso tho saloonb until LOCAL
advice can bo taken, With a Wow Of touting he
oonbtitutlonall.y Of tho ordinance. ~.
, 1873-07-28

President Of tho Ponnsylvanfa CoTtral snallroad!
and D party of gontlomon md ladion who l,ayo
boon on 90 excursion acroaa tho p1ains atd In tto
Sfy tl y,no Mo9mt9a INT arriyo1 hee td4oray and
, 1873-07-28

LONDON, July 26.-rhe Herald correspondent
at Ems telcgraphB that tho German Emperor has
departed from there for schwallbaoh to visit tho
Italian Grown Prince. Tie Till afterwards pro-
Good to Oaaton. The Austrian Emperor on llis
departure received MI oraton.
, 1873-07-28
Obituary.

Special btsp9tsh to TAs CAieago gt,ouns.
spn1NartG1p. Ill, July 20.-Jamos Tsvlor a
prominent oitixon, WAS strioken with PARALYSIS
about oclook to-day, and expired in a eiort
Ing In Chicago 0.e4' ~
, 1873-07-28
THE RING.

ARREST OF ONE or THE pn1Nu1PA1s IN TIE cED-
DDNH-CHAMAEAa MILL.
went to nookaway9 curly this morning, to have ia a
prlze light with Arthur Ohanlherg, WIS arrested
and sent to Brooklyn. George Loaze and
johnny Murphy, hin supposed seconds, wers
also arrested, togotllar with n,lnbor of tho nd
mirrors Of the "lnanly art" Chambers, at tho
t!lno t4o asrests wero mado, had not nlalo his
appearance at the battle-ground but was sup
posed to be on his way in q steamer. :.
, 1873-07-28
Attempted Jail ikMEui1,E,

Speetat Utspaach to Taa Chicago 1Ftbuns,
two thieves 10 burn tho Uty Jsli yostoriay' bnt
tn1y failed at their game, nod we're lodged In tAe
, 1873-07-28

RooHEsrEls, n. y, July 2o-alnttie stowoll,
aged 10 years, tho daughter OF Daptiat clergy
man, and Harry Wiito woro drowned In Tic
mf!l-pond at Hunts Hollow, by tho raft parting
OH which they and othors wore lloating,