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NEW STYLES or SPRING AND SUMMER HATS re-
cciying every few days at l.. WEisl"EK i co.'s.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

I'M aI sales NJ real eanfs made bsf'osen hs 1a or
January and 3oth n June taa tazs Ipr MepTs-
sent ytGr hare 10 he pdid Yhb< P,rchdsT; IN, Om
all sales made bettcsfn the fa NJ JntR nnh rnss
nffhs year He nres hnr@ In he pntd Gythr @ttfr.
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They are very handjomc-ihoSc NEck-TIES n j.
B SPENCE X Sons. 1890 Main street.
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FLAG AT HALF-MAsT.-The flag on the
{; .,:om-houSe was at haIf-mast OH Saturday
in respect to the death of ChieI-Justlce
ChIse.
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IS OUR OPINION TIE PICTURES MADE BY FRAY
SER are the best In the city.
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Go 10 PizziSl's aud get some Of thos" delicious
s.rawb, rrirs.
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CRY CoUScIL.-The regular Sen'i-non,ilis
meeting OF the City Council Wlli DC he'o '''l'
afternoon ut 5 o'clock.
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LARGE riIoroGHAilIs ut FRAysEH's for only
Fl; cards, 81.
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VARIETIES.

Linen collars are but little worn, rGtfS and
friIs having superseded them, except for
early morning wear. These may he made
at home fer much he's than they COS; in the
stores, aud il nrgandie is used, may he
washed again and again
\ pretty underslceye to wear with the
haf.tiyht coat-Slccye now in fashion is il
tight coat->leeve of muslin, the lower part
consisting Of Il kil'-peatcd cuff OF Organdic.
edged with lace, and macllincsil hall
an inch above the lace to hold the pIrats in
place. ! he cum i: just loose enough to allow
the hand to slip through. The same style is
prettiiy made in linen or Victoria lawn
minus the lace for morning wear.
Another sleeve has instead Of the cuff two
pleated fril, of org.ndic, one above the
other; and Il third, more handsome, is fin
i>hed with deep frill OF lace gathered and
set on full.
Gray grenadine squares edged with sew.
ing-siik fringe of the same shade are in
fashion for wells. Newer still, and pleasanter
to wear, though more trying To saIIow COM
pcyions, are those Of Gal k green.
Ladies may Utilize their Ealf-Iandkcrchict
k,ce wells by using them i> drapcry ut the
back Of hat, illlcr winding them in and
out like the spira!s OF 4 jabot. or else arrans-
iny them in double boN-pleat like IL wat
tcaG-fold.
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Rlrlmond nispatth.

ES TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS-
rATtli Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF Att 1lIE uTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Harper's Bdzar for shis week, containing
the latest spring fashions, received from ).
T. EIyson, newSdealer, ll2 Main street.
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o.. - N,jANN,S FIRST NlRGlNlA
rI"fllENI 1;A\n.--hl see ctcs in The city
....s 70. .I, uni...i That hi. imud does mol Sn
go -....'.. iuei r.-.-n tr,r,> and >"rlnS .lii>i'
.-'.t-. tarnl,.r, g.. at reasonable rai'>. AZ
.. fay - ,~- aud ~i"!ug Band Ia hc i"ff ~ once
.. VI H.tmr,+ .jaMtS I. MCtANN.
lea - l.r~t Virginia il, g'mcn, Band
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FRESu STRAWBERRIES tuSt received III liz
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MOUlkNlNG DRESSES.

For first mourning nothing hut crapc is
admissible a> trimming. This is invariably
put on in ioIds. and is clIt so that the crimp
runs straight up and down the fold. Altcr
Il few months folds of the material may be
substituted, headed hy Il piping OF the same :;
and in Ii.ht mourning, lace and founccS are
worn. In fact. except for deep mourning
Tier, is little difference in the black dresses
made for tho,r in mourning and those who
are not. save that good taste iorbids much
trimming on the former.
The lon- Grape veil is now worn over the
face only by widows. Other ladies draw it
back and cuntinc it i'll graceful folds little
10 one -idc Of the bonnet by Jn arrow or
other simple jet pin, Wearing IL in'f-handkcr-
chief veil of plauiy-Lcmmcd net over the
face. For first mourning these net wells are
cd.cd by Il fold of Grape.
Dress skirts are gradually becoming mar
rover until it would seem that we are
threatened with return TO the skinny
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60 TO gnAYsER's GALLEaf.
Go ro FRarsER's sAILEa1
co 70 FRAYSRE's GALLERY.

rsssRoaE SHIRTS, PEaERohK sHiHFs
made 10 order hf
e. u. srEScE, & sos'
- Merchant Taiiofa,
l3e9 Main street
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t)'Dh AND JuH WORK NEATLY
I' Done al TlIl5 OFFICE
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TILE HOSTILE MESSAGES.

There is reason to believe that no written
challenge passed between the lmr'leS. anu
the whole transaction was kept 30 secrel tii't
even their intimate friends Knew no't'nS VI
the affair until it WAS all over.
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W MTE%.

,\T!p. HnARbERS for ono hr-c
y -... arort room on second aoor. one
a..r room. at it2 Clay street.
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But let no nlan-if any man has
thc patience md curiosity to read this
articlc-suprosc 1or a moment that there
is the least Prospect OF return To
those halrc,n days when five yards ct
calico or silk was an ample dress-imttern.
20, Il bit Of it. FlouDcc>, lutiie>. iuilln"~,
putf>, folds, piping>. bows, and .frGtScS use
M material at Il fearful rate, and fashion,
a.bl. dres>-makrr cuts into rich material with
IL Arcckles>ue>S appalling to economical minds !;
:snd when Gtcvro-ated as TO the quantity
necessary for dress. answers cno'ly, = Fhlr-
" wards, if you intend 10 trim with the
.slne."
The lcpc,worn and sill fashionable kilt
olealiug may be varied by arranging the
Dleats in clusters. For instance: lay four or
i've pleats, overlapping each other; then Il
plain SPACE, rather narrower than the cluster
of peat>, and repeat. On the front arrange
the trimming in wide boX-peats stitched
TOP and bottom. Flounces are cut bias and
gathered.
~ late we have frequently heard the cry.
What sh".i we do with our lace points,:
lnr The Ergr ones, however handsome, are
Sno ln!Igcr fashionable.
I From 4 recent number uf UdfFcr.' B6zdr
wr copy the ioi!owinc directions Tor ar
1angin. them. without cutting or stretching
ihc lace. into stylish round, lalnEi->lapcd
.man,les, with armholc> and slender poinled
hoods.
'"Thc lace point is turned upside down, 30
that the straight TOP forms the bottom of Tue
| tanla. The point below is then ut the top,
and is turned over from the neck and folded
into lbe perfect shape Of a hood, which IS
held IN place by watered ribbon bows down
the middle. Tie long ends at The sides are
| then each caught up high on tre breast un-
der iiDlou bow, and this leaves an open
silt for each arm to pass through. 10 di'Fe
| mantle in this suitable way requires very
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wl> fought nn the York RtcrIalroad about
Il hlEt-mllr below Richmond and 20n yards
L. ,Iir left ut he track. It occurred about
G:lj u'clcck Friday evening. Four shots
were fred. he weapons chosen hein" Colt :
navy pistols, ut ten PAGES distance. The
principals were placed in position. and the
words were given, Gentlemen, are you
ready: trr. one, two. three" At Two both
pistols tired, hut neither party WAS hit. The
seconds then stepped forward and asked each
ot the gentlemen
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Mr.. McCary is..atout thlrly-three years
old. and the son cfs sI!on. William Mcparty Of
Fairfax county, Na.s wno was for some time
in The senate Of Virginia, aud several years
in the Congress Of the United States. He is
now Mt the residence of his mother, on Main
street near Second.
Slr Mordccai is u resident OF uenrico
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,~R--isr ARIaPLY IN ADVANCE
AMY n!SrATCH IS delivered 10 su,sscr,.
.,7tr< rk~TS per week, payable 80 The car
-, Nativ. st SA rct annuT: ga for sin
--. r.r month Cor y shorter period.
,g-ttt.thl.H DISPATCH AT ~ per An
...r y months.
.rl,fN Di>rATt II at :" per anuum.
, 1873-09-21

Jolly faro who would not have tho leaat 1cBtro TO Ill
ters, lawyers, md tcnclors. Such IL tho caao
stn w1tn gan; s,a,l Ad Is woman differently con-
them with tho necessary strcng and taste 10 tl,oy aro
Jar fitted for hnHo sorvaMis, Ii Fortune ucs mt pro-
it.ncttonf think not believe tcra hrn plenty j,st
ntttd by strength and tasis to til the arina,d fnr
lo,Ho-forvnns and knaw thero aru t.,,ns.uIs WHO
tn not potsoss therc raauisns who u.o beor txl 10
ni sono other calling N life. AMI II they aerre .1nr
To do, In 1t manly, II nhn will not buy eiu What lie
live comfortably, to tell them they haf hot
tor turn lin'ao-servAnIs, wlcn 10 perform,
tic hurI seryiee roqult oil of s,ch, wonil wear
then. ont IN slge heaton, and lesvo them unahlu 10
R''Ha!n themselves, broken IN health, hroku III arll,
sl.ppaMtH for onlcs whero e county pnor find ref
uga7 Sons Of woman, xrt if,nnly 10 lint DO got.er-
oua and show, by your aciiuns that you arc worthy
Of tile relationship. EpuAnpuB.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is, 1879.
, 1873-09-21
Letter from n scsving-zslrl.

10 the Editor qf tht Chicago Tribune:
Sin: havo been r0ailng with good deal OF tnter-
est tho different articles TINT havo appeared In your
paper In reference to providing pleasant boarding.
places nt living rates for sewing gra and ohcrs who by
their handa aro trying to earn their own support; and
must say II afforded mo good deal Of pleasure
to read tho kind and brotherly aon.imonta Of " Ed
garlua" Mr. Billings, and others and began to feel
hs though mankind was beginning to appreciate that
wo were worthy Of rlaco in tito world, and that gtrs
ought e e encouraged IN whatever sphoro In lilo they
to elevate the'nisivcs, helping land Would Would
be offered BY OUT brothera. wa u that pleasant
s s"ed @ @ ysess aiatst ess sewns 15S
TO leave hoe aevng and take 70 tho kitchrn. I
S aaa t et nopo not sd ssG ss, he5 RI, fa
eas ga :" !sesss ssee ''ssss
from no friend Of sacll a. am 'twus not ihe kind
of humanity "npon whosc knee A1ow hone1eas
When hs country ealou, marchoa awny in its DE-
feusa, aud noyef can'e bsck to cheer ,wife'a
and ts Sshs o sf assr tho " wss sf'd sp are~ IN
ns y vS's sne'Si 10 Sed ~
house-seryants to Sd decide, md do our boat and
such an action ought not to 10 called also PRIDE"
Now, II your neighbor should saveztiso very
~ ;ss tSs% en-. Coming 5 I'M, sna ,5sq ,g9issq: ysSS S
II twenty glrs nnswarng IN advertisement for shop
banda should cn and toll you tho proprietor oIcrcd
them wagca for their work, which le said ''would
scarcely furnish them an existence" you know w4ut
you would any.
1ast yptes: ono so'a stormy night, % homs'e:. ::
with which to ray her board. I gavo
it to her; md, will you believe 1t? that worry
night ono Of those bright happy dreams that so,le
tincs visit us in our sunbers, like ango1
vlsltaG, nut heard n soft, sweet whiaper: 'ris
nwoko In tho morning, wau happy In the thought that
I gnv0 tho good girl Whist she desired.
Which WIS =" Humantty?" CARRIE.
CHICAGO, Heut. IL, 1878.
, 1873-09-21
Letter from - E:dEttraills.ss

TO !He EH70F y 7H6 EHstIV6 7TlDNN6:
HlA could not for a moment believe that tycnty
Or oven one Of hs typo of girls In whose Lchalf my
srtiecs hays BEEN written, undo Aelr appraracb
At HulnAnty's shop, and greediiy sought petitions
aftor being informed by tho n,ngnau!,nouB
proprietor that the wlgcs a proposed to pay tcout
grarctiy furnish ertsencc,"
"ratrrfamil /" and " Humanity Hcem to forget
Tint theso are III this world Of people exactly fitted
physically mud by inclination, u tlo u heavy work
Of digging canals and building railroads. while otorA
Ay natUrv, tasto, mud ahlrA,, Attsd to cunrryo
and do tLp plsnning. of alvss tsreat Improve
A.c1ts. utlIora arc fitted to swiug tlu un,-
1eroun sleslgo with gou, honest. hearty viii,
who would scarcely La cuus to E~rfurL,
tl,Mo wonlrous fcats Ut surgery w.rl. tstus4ish IN
world. MAny, by ille'iMaiun, b1rolnu hulora, aud
rualn oyar D,osu oe%aus, strong unu hayly hulAcst,
, 1873-09-21
At Knukla CITY,

Special Dispatch to The Chcaao Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, 6opt. 0..The Attendance at tho
Exposition tosy large, but less than yesterday.
buffalo chaso On thu race truck tlis Afternoon
novel feature mounted plainsman captured an all-
lnal by asHoug nnd throwing him. tho ANNUAL beiug
largo and spirited. The exhibition very novel an1
satisfactory 10 tile greAt trong witnessing it. Sume
have anticipated probablu ruid upon tho ticketolce
BY rutanH. as WIS tu case as year. hut atl as been
qut thus FAR It IL nottecAble however, t1at tic bar
Of gold exlibtel by tho KAusaB cic 1oad, uud val
ed Ut Sl3 44U, rnoycl to-ay. tbs rallroad.lis-
playa exceed everything ever undertaken 4creoforo,
there being competition between tho KanHas Pacific,
the Leavcnworth Lawrence l. Gulf. aud tho AtchiHon,
Topeka 6aDta Fe lsoala. Tomorrow cluBca tAe Ex-
uu1ikiuu.
, 1873-09-21

Il SHVUElI1K 1K3tF1ty III VnTAAVVs Fu1.
SpfciAi Uiepatch to The Ch,caao Tribune,
WARSAW, Int., Sept. 19-A shooting ARRAY OCCURRED
IN this plncg laat evening between two citizens natued
party and struck Hines, who, just recovering ron
long ft Of slckness, could not stand much fighting.
drew revolver, and fred shot, which took effect
III Mills right breast. II s thought tho wound viii
prove fatal. Hines gave hulaelf up, aud was bound
over III tho SUN Of 900 to aat the result of tho IN
urtes.
, 1873-09-21
THEIROWSjDES.


Special DfsnatcA to The Chicago 1rfbnns.
MILWAUKEE, Snpt. 1D.-In vinw OF tho Importance
Of ths investigation. Capt. p. ]. RALPH. Supervising
inspector Of tim Eighth District, comprising Lakes
Huron. Superior. and Mseh!gnn hna ordered COM
o ,es4 ,pe rerson
and Di!y, Bteau1l,ont Inspectors at Grand Haven, TO
make thorough investigation Of The Ironadcs disas-
luyo been examined also. passengers who crossed
tho luke in tho ll-tated steamer on The Frluy nlght
previous to the disssssr oa lpl anticipated
Of getting a tho testimony before Tho survivors be-
calno scattered. Among tho Milwaukee, witncsrcs
Capt. Humphrey, ". II. Wolf Thnlas Davidson, II,
Leo, mid Inspector Willinn Fitzgerald. The Commits
sion has been in session since the 1Tth. Capt. Nsph
Ia LII town ausllnouinK WitnegHeH.
, 1873-09-21

tntaly destroyed by fro Sept TO- ross s17t In.
Errancc, s7a0o0, Among tho companies hsying risks
's tho Trs.lors' nf Ghicngo Tho works, which on-
Med O'ualdwjn, tlo pneilta was, al ihitadcpl.fa.
Rcpt 10. aontcccd to twn yoars i'll tho roeutlary fof
aggravated asannlt ANIL t,atirry.
The dwelling Of william Crouch, ncar Williams
town, KY, burned 1ast Tuesday hight, md bis
wife, twn rhiron, ,x1Id orphan boy tlRllcd Dunn,
pcriSsea III tin tialtcs.
..-rIcfrnpu,lt Thayor, acor committed auicidea
floehc, New, Hol't. Ii, hy t"kin9 pois"n.
, 1873-09-21
EXPOSITlONS.


Sptcid1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDtASApoL1s, Sept. 1D.-TAe Exposition buildings
and grounds wore Atcrally packed Tonight, probably
afternoon aud grand display Of fireworks this ovetl-
ing have drawn immensely All doubts to the Buc-
cess financially and othcrwiBe Of the enterprise hnyo
faded. On Friday evening next, grand masquerade
ball will 10 given, at which not less tan OOO Wit
nesses will promenade. Special attractions will DO
presented daily and nightly,
Tho Texas editors arrived this morning. and spent
the day III looking about tho city and III Viewing the
Exposition. They left for Louisville ut o'clock this
evening.
, 1873-09-21
CASUALTIES.


Special Dispatch 10 TIE CAicuoo Tribune.
,FoRT WAYsE, Ind, Sept ia iata! accidont took
plaGe at ihe Northern 1ndiana Lumber Companys
mill, few mlley from Etna Greeu, yesterday, by
which Rudolph Glowing. e1npoye, lott hts life. lie
Has engaged in saving I1ckea With buzz eaw, nnd
piece Of wood catching in tho saw WAS hurled with
great vioeuce against Ills abdomen ue died \ short
ti1!e nfterward. Dcceascd leavea large family.
Mr. Whining, an on,ploye Of the Cincinnati and III
dlauapoits Junction lsailroad was struck III tho head
BY plank Wills riding tho pilot Of nu engine, aud
Instantly kiltod.
, 1873-09-21

Stfciul DispafcIt to The Chieafa Tribune.
DAVEEpoRT, H., SCpt 1D.-Yrstertay morning as
No. 9, "a frelgh.-rain going soull oil tho Rockford
Road, VIVA passing Driar Dlun, near Fotk 1sla,,d =
NM named Haggarty was killed. lie lad been wheel
Ing dirt across tho truck, an owing 10 lis being part
1y dcaf did not hear thu train until II nearly upon
him. III making effort 10 ronoye Ills whcelbarrow
he was caught by the engne nnl killed.
, 1873-09-21
IOWA..


Frost--A GrllM.cras Fenst.
Sucriul iraputeh to TIE fAfenqo 1riouno.
DEaMo1NEs 1a,, Sept. lD.-IMs trst killing frost Of
tu season occurred bore las, ugAt, with leo on. Tho
wafer,
The Polk Cuunty Patrons Ut 11uabaN!ry haye feast
at Polk Ciy tu-murrow. Mrs. AnNle SssnEy, Ut th!s
city, Will lglIyor tile ul0ross.
, 1873-09-21
DETROIT.
Tho Water. Works and Park Contro.
vcrStexs

Special Dftpatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, Sept. 19.-The prolonged local fghta hera
over the propositions to iraue bonds for 81 0UUOO0 for
now water-wnrks, and 900 for park above tho
city, hrH bcBHning to come to Il head. Tonight tho
Council, which week ngo indefinitely postponed TIM
Water-works inatser by vote Of IL TO T. reconBdercd
The Ways and Mcais Consu.4ttco also reported upon
tho park propontion at tho Council must under the
law, ISSUE the bondR and could do nothing else. 4
minority report WAS submitted by AID. Garrison,
taking tho oBiton tllat the law was unconstitutional
aud tho Council nnghs to refuse to 1ssus bonds Ind
thus throw thu luattrr into the courts,
, 1873-09-21
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Er1RCOFAJ.
SEPT. 21-Tlftconth 8uulay aflcr Trinity; st. Mat
thew.
ROMAN CATHOLIC, -
!tpt. 21-Sxtcensh Sn1ay after pentocost; st. Mint
thtw. Az. nNl Evnng. T.
Sept. 23a Tln,nas If Vill1Hova, D. O.. So. h1anri-
thus and Comp. NM.
!Stpt. 1a-Sl. Lin,B, u. At.; H.. Thccla Y. NJ.
SEPT. 2t-D. V. M do Mercalo, or our Lady nf IAN
sum.
Sept. 21-1Ioly Name Of kfary
Sent. 21-BS. Oylrlun nntl Jintlna, NM,
SEPT. 27-ss. Cosmns uul Durnini,, III. II.
, 1873-09-21
Murder Ncnr Eau Claire, wis,

Snct7al Di9pdtch 70 TIE Chicago Tribune.
waa committed at l.osona Mill, miles from horu.
this morning. Netlman, employed fireman u. tho
nlil was discharged laAt night On lnquirng Of John
Npgrrs, tho engineer, the cause, Rogers drew royo-
yer, thooting lsodman through the hcad, from tie
Is under arrest.
, 1873-09-21

Formation OF n NntiOTnl 1lve-StOck |
NeAlcrss Association.

NElllGrhs AhSOGln&tOns
Special NiSpateh To This Chica0a Tribune.
KASsAs C1IY, Afu,, Sept. ]p.-Last night National
Ilye-Surk Uea!crAf Association lllAuguratcd
permanent organization, a,d WAS attcnlSl BY pro,n-
uent cattle.isllers from Chicago Tcsaa, Colorado, ill.,
dian Turrltory, Kassaa, nnt Missouri. Tho officers
elected arcs Tfehitent ton r. Aexansor, Of Illinos.
Vice Presidents, q. q. Qninan, Of TexaA; Utarl,s
Gooisigh Of Colorado; Joh. u. llnntur: Of drosa..
vills H. JaeH AZ bride, If KnHus: ". Il. Eheu, Of
Missouri; Juhu II. Crow f Nebraska j. ". Hit, Of
Wyoming Territory; IAomaB sutt, Of Davenport,
H. Secretary, J. u. n Coy. Of KatIsus City. Treas
urer, W. II. Wnuuts Of Kansas City.
, 1873-09-21

Sueciaf Disputch to The C|icago Tribune.
h1cGnEoon, "a, Sept l9.-Tho Peoples Colreution
Tn,v Thsh wss " 9a recently IT. Howard Centre Howard
men: For Representative, H. A. doolrich for Trsas
urer, Frank Kyte; for Auditor, Jerry barker for
Sheriff, David II. Ackcrsou for Superintendent of
Schools, tho Rev. A. Craig; for Supervisors s. s.
Lambert aud Thosnas Grimm; for Surveyor, Laban
uassett for coronct, Dr.. II. O. Price.
, 1873-09-21

In Il, mothers could tako crying baiea and n,asus
thNir cry oi1t of them.
THIS evening tho anniversary Of tho Church Eston-
sion aoctsy ~ oing held Addresses tire e!nR les~
erad by II. r.. Qncal Tie 1ov O. q. Truusell, OF CHI
cago, and tho ltuv. Or. A. J. HyneLt.
, 1873-09-21
Delegates to tho Wisconsin Libcral
State Convention.

Spcrfat Ispatch to The Chfcaao 1ribune
EAU c'ArnE WIS.,, Sept, 10.-At nlrotiug of Lib.
erals held lust evening. c. II. Tobcy tho Hon scphcn
MArston, mud the Hon. Il. Wilson wero choseu dale
Ratos to the Liberal S;ato Convention ut Mlwaukco.
, 1873-09-21
Death by Accidental Shooting.

Spreiat Disputch to Tho Chfcavo Tr,1uns.
DLooM1EoToN, ILL.,, Sept. IA boy named James
Bride, ngtd lG son Of blacksmith employed by tho
Chicugo s. Alton Iaaroad, accidentally shot himself
this afternoon with pistol Tho ball passed through
his heart, killing hlui Instantly,
, 1873-09-21

Special D}an0lcA "a Tic Chicago Tribune,
DLooM1SGToN, ILL.,, Sept. l9.-This morniug's pae-
scngrr train, bound NORTH, col1ed Mt tho road.croRs-
tug ncar Jacksonville, With buggy, killing Mrs. 8. H.
Reynuds aud child nanied brown ycara Of age
and fatally injurny man named Mccormick,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-26

The CALDWELL CAsE.-The United States
Senate discussed until Monday the two
resolutions before it in the Caldwell
case the one to declare the seat vacant, there
having been no valid election the other to
expel Mr. Caldwell Mr.. Conkling of New
York, made long and strong argument in
favor of the accused, taking the ground that
bribery was not proved SO as to justify expul-
sion, and that in the matter of declaring the
seat vacant the United States Senate has no
right to go back to the motives of members
of State Legislature that if the votes are
legally given and the person elected qualified
for the place, the State Legislature is SUI
preme in saying who shall be Senator. On
Monday Mr.. Caldwell sent in his resignation
and SO left the Senate nothing further to dc
in the premises.
Caldwell out of the way, the Senate took
up the case of Powell Clayton, of Arkan-
sas The charges were that upon Ciayton's
| election to the Senate, his successor as Gov
ernor, as the results of bargain made be-
forehand, appointed twenty-five members
Of the Legislature who voted for Clayton tC
lucrative State offices. Yesterday the res
outon of the committee, that the charges
made and referred to the select committee
are not sustained, was agreed to, by vote
of 80 to 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-03-26

ghostly visitant to such young scions Of royal
houses as have an ambition that seems likely
to outrun their caution. His tragedy is less
pleasant to contemplate than the serio-come-
dy of his imitator, Amadeus, and is really of
no more value as warning example. Kings
can afford to suffer and to die, but kingship
cannot endure to be made ridiculous. The
former is death to the individual only, the
latter is death to the system. The easy as
sumption of crown must never be supple
mented by like ease in taking it off, and it
will, in the end, be seen that the young Ital-
ian has done much to establish government
by the people in Europe. It was too much
trouble to govern, and he quit the business.
He came down from the divine right of kings
to the doctrine of common sense. He did
not want the Bother and would not have it
AS man he acted wisely as king he be.
came fit subject for laughter.
His conduct will lead men more and more
to look upon the question of government al
one of business and common sense, and, wher
that is once the view taken, crowns will lose
the halo that surrounds them, and great PEG
Piles will not spend their time hunting fol
empty young heads on which to put them
but will wisely take charge of their OWL
affairs.